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Faculty Holds Mt' eting; Makes Few
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Ai r a summer d uring which I study in the Library h I oI
two _ ion>, one of five ks the t:niv rsity of JIlino;,;, wblch
and !.be oth r of three, were held, conf rred upon h .... the d~ of
Louisville .lunicipal lleg<> M tel' of Art3 in Library
&ins its regular .esslon 19 ·HIS
this Vi • An unusually large M .... :\anc)' B. Woolridge. in·
number of entran..., applications .uuctor an English, has n
i report~, n L only from Central granted a leave of absen e. I<>rI
High Scl>ool, and We t Kentucky Lbis yeal sLudy at the mvpr·
lnd trial Collt'ge, ill addition to slIy 01 Chicago under the terms
applications from the Indiana of a General Education Board fel·
Falls ties and other out-of·state lo".hip. During h<:r absenc" nean
localities. Lane and ~Irs. Hazel B. Willi8lns,
Y"&r was held on Tuesday. Prt'· lish, will join "ilh Miss Henri"tta __
CENTS
The first f""ulty meeting of th" instruclor in German and Eng· I
lirninary and plalIege and a Master of for .econdary and elementa ry I clde when. sbe drank an amount of
Arts hom the t:ni\'ersity of Col. school. IodIDe. he was seyerely burned ·
1Jrado. He has done additionnJ For the con'\'enience of students I about her mouth an~ thloat .~d i
graduate work at Columbia Uni. and faculty members the college was ru~hed to the CIty HOSPI""' I
versit)' and the Unive",ity of book store has been moyed from )lrs. LI\'ell refused to gIve any .
~::;'~e:U:~ ~~t:;'di~~t~h~o;;~~ ~~i!~":;~~tl;:.n toLe~.~rH':::~1 reason lor ber act. !
\'ersity of Chicago. Be has h. ad just across. from the administra. ' G RAN 0 I 5e\'eral years of college teaching ti\'e offices and adjoining the Ii·
experience and comes to Muruci· baJy. Dunng the summer
pal College from Johnson C. grading and campus
S m iL h Uni \·el'Slty, Charlotte, tion which has been g oing
head of th~' department of hiS' 1 pi~. has'~:nti~!ed ~;'i~- - -
tory and political science. ing completion. David Kramer, f onner grocer
J)!:~~r o~· ch':~:';.:, ~i~~":. Vl~;",:!a~~~::,'lt~'::~~,; r:;~1 n~~1 ~.:2.en~. a~~A M::~:~nS~~.:~
~ Of .the natural sciences divi. 1 ;"uipmnl has been pur~ha~, I 'G;;;;d -"Ju':;- I;'t'~'~k, 'bero':;'
810n, \'\'111 teassume hjs teachbg l that the use of a practice field \\hich he was arraignPd OD (he
~uties after having the past yea,.1 near the college has been secured, charges of manslaughter and
In study at Indiana University. and that an addition to the C'oach- arson. The charges against
from which he received the doc· ing staff has been made in thc !\.ramer were the result of the
torate in chemistry in J une. .'l,r'«)D or ~l el· .. iu (·\.\lel") \\ bed- mysterious burning of the g rocery I
. Miss Virginia 11. Lacy, li brar. ' bee, who will be backfield coach and from which t:lys Ma this,
lan, a lso returns from a year of agajn after .:10 absence of a year. ~~e~~:~ w~u:splo~e~c~Y Kp=~ 1
Attack Follows Brutal Beating of 2
Girl. and Boy by Policemen
ST. LOUIS, ~o., Sept. _ (All conducting a can'paign to bring
Murphy for CKA)-. 'egro civic the of ficers to justice ..
organir.ations joined this week in Immediately on le~mlOg of th~
protesting the beating of a 13· att~k. the t. loUIS Call, local
year .old girl by a white Wool· paper .• enL.a telegram to A. K.
worth slore manager. 'I'he organ' !:enr.cll, wilite tlty supenntendent
izations held a conference Wed· I of the Woolworth sto':"s, demand·
nesday evening in the headquar· in>; to "-lOW what action would be
t:eu r>! Lhr St ,If"i ' too;n I taken _gainst the .. t~. and
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Leag1le where plan .. were adopted I:lr"rn=~ him t:hat '"gTt> C1fu:cnS
to broaden the protest rnovem".nt ' l Jer&anded S?'.wabe's dise~. ,
The g irl, Joyce B'~wn , .\ .U! Benn~U VlBlted the Call s office
beaten by J B. Schwabe. aelUlI; and apologized. He"'so w .... .\. -
manager or ~e Wooiworiil Salm! ' l"O;;-;:;",:.Oi!!j' !.::;: !:'! ~ . (:'!~~ Rrnwn:
Easton branch stor". J oyce" J oyce's mother and offered an
holding her two-year·old n~phew apology. ~ rs. ~rown demanded
in her a nn-s, v.-as examining 3. toy I the Imme- age lumo·sum benefit being in ex· m'r"'l.ng
s Wl. r r~g ~y.ty
~the rin,: L. CoLe, English, So- senoe. ce..s of i~o. All told, residents of cu ~~IS. p""la IS to ~ ~ .
=~cst;Udl~sol:na;U::r ll~~h ~~~s':! r~~~~nt~\"e~~()()(~) : I r:e~~;~~u~~g~m~~
School, ~Iary Eli zabeth Bright, 600 000 Gfl pla n. I re. nung 21 states and the
English and Social Studies. :II iss , t rtct of ColumbIa, five of
Bright who is the daughter of ' Ht: RT :-\ E A R ELIZAB ETH. persons :u:e from the
Dr. and Mrs. A. J Bright, is a SS A NUMBJ:RS TOWN TuberculOSIS
graduate of Centrai High School ••• L ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky., Sept. three are egro .
and Louisville )Iunicip'" College. -George Tom Le,,-js and J ohn. O. 1.. Ballard of thIS
~he s.ubEtituLed aL lladison Jun. . - - . . nie Gaither wer" severely injured :uldress the confe rence
lor HIgh School lasL yea r for W. O, er 600,000 resIdents of K ~n. abou the face, head and r best l SepU:mber 19th on -- . - - <~ •. _- - "C"
P . Offutt who was on a lea\'e of tucky. have n. ow applied for socl ~1 when the automobile owned and a py In t?e
a~nce aL the t:ni\'ersiLy of securtty acc<>unt num~rs.. ThIs drh'en hy Ga ither struck a tele. paper .... 111 be
MichIgan.. ~.li~s B~ghL . tudied ~~.~t~::;,~nt~;':' mt:;,~~his ,~::::!'~~ p,hone pole o~ F""" Dixie High. ~.ug~lc~eBro;:"'~~ial
at Colu~btl !;nl\'erslty t his sum+Of the Social Security Board field "'ay Friday Dlght. Alexande r, Arkan;;as.
mer. MISS Cole, the daughter of office in Louisville, Kentucky. llr. A bu' n B Comelly Howard Un'v
Mr. and Mrs. I. Willis Cole, wasJ DufCy also stated thaL nearly 250 moLo~::~ '::~;It!ou; ::~~~ . . , . ~
an honor graduate from Central r id nLs of Kentucky r ei\'ed of dUSL ore becoming clogged.
DtNIES MOVE AGAINST NEGROES
TRAVELING ABROAD REPOR r
! t;';;t~ St~~s'tat!"~pa~~~ 1 :'70:nt~tol:!; ::.,~~rtf~":~
I denied th is week that the Govern' l pass~~and s till .sh~ was qu~
ment uses its passport agency as her t Icket. All thIS Information
a level to discourage American lioned at great length and only
Xegroes from traveling abroad., received her passport after a """.
The denial was contained in a perate last· mi nute appeal di rectly
letter senL to the National Ass<>- to Secretary Hull.
cialion for the Adv31\cement of I
~~~~ m'::r'po~ ~ ~~ ~:~: 'MOYNJ: DJ:BATJ:RS ment's passport diVISlon, and L L L
::.~. public by the Association IN NJ:W IJ:Al AND
The N. A. A. C. P . had com· L L
plained that colored travelers on
ships out of New York were sub· AUCKLAND, New Zealand,
jerted to much deta iled question· Sept. The leMoyne college de­ing
as to t heir financial ability, bating team made up of James S.
their employment, bank accounts, Byas, Charles W. GIllon and Prof.
cash on hand, ~tc., before t:. . Bons G. Alexande r, coach that
. offiCIals would Issue passports 10 lefL Memphis on June 1 for a
and non·medical Se8-, ptembcr I . 1935 them. . tour of Australi ... and N w Zeal.
l B. O. ~ ILKERSO . SR. Because Arnencan representa.! and is still being most cordially
_ . Iti.\.es of the. United State in .for. r""';ived by the Antipodeans as I L.ate I reasu_ tammoth Life elgn countnes have reported 'the the)' ronclude their stay in New
In.urance Company cases of a large number of Amer· Zealand to emb","- for Australia.
I "Three lonl! )'ears .ince )·ou left ican citizen abroad who ha,:e be- Th Le~loyne college debaters
mt:. , conle .,suanded a broad lNltbout arrived in New Z£>a1and via R. M.
Y .. a r. of 5OTroW. ain and ca re; fund., the ta te de~ment S. S. Aorangi and weI' welcom·
• . . . p . wroLe the • . A. A. C. I ., the ed by a large crowd of students
1 IT' $I", U\g. to lIVe 50 ~~t He 't:n~Led La'-'7 has adopted ~h from lhe Auckland univ rsity led
May P""'.':t me to )Oln you policy of gl~mg ca~ul scrot ln.y by the president of the N w Z . ... •
there. ! ;~h~::I=~ C;~:":~: ~~.:-~: '::'o~. ~~~v~';!ii':. Student ass ' .
C::a dly ml~ by I ers "suspect ... may nOLo ha \.el After ing the vis ilors
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A rb hla ak«>on Jord an, uffi lent funds fo~, ... malDten' through the various cu tom and
Daughter \ ance " rule. abroad. . ... immigra tion exa minations, tho
------ ThlS ruhng, the le.ter 5aId, IS I host took the Americans to tho
I A CORRECTIO:-I in no "':ise intended to dis~ i n. palatial home oC Mi.. hona Pat-ate
against. any Am ncan clhzen, rson where they w re gu ts of
Th Leader makes the follow· irresp""tive of his rae or color.", hono; at a L a. Following a
ing correction .in th rel~ ~rom . :\ot conLenL v.-ith th~ reply, ~e s ight.s ing t rip in t he afLemooIf,
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Clevela.nd. OhIO, as c.arn~. tn a :\ . A. A. . p . has wntten agrun Byas and GilLon ngaged in their
recenL ISSUe. Harry I::.. Da, IS, the , to the d partmenL clung the fact first debate at Auckland univer­Republican
cand id:u<> for Slate that the young woman who made sity before an audien of more
I nator, ran third lnsLead oC fifth t~e original compl"'!nt had a eer· than 1200 persons.
and hester K. Gillespie, the Re-i tlfied round tnp ticket and her The Le}foyne college inteIr-
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publican candidate for the House financial status had been in"'!Sti· ~tional amb~sadors of goodwill,
of Repreo;entath'es, stood fifth and gated and approved by the tour· ... .,11 ma~ theu next stop at South
not second. ist agency from whom she bought Island.