MAKESHIFT LA W SCHOOL UNDER EW PATTERN
CHANGE HIT BY
COLLEGE HEA
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LOCAL · STATE · NATIONAL S¢
PLAN VIOLATES THE AGREEMENT, SAYS ~~~===~~====~~~~~~~==:::=~=====::!~WH~~Y~P~AY~~M~O~R~£?~!! KENTUCKY STATE PRESIDENT ATWOOD ~L
==~==========~==~~~========================~~ Determined to continue \h to teach hIm on the Kentuck:
e~gational pattern in Ken· State College for ecroes cam­tucky
public schools on the basis pus. The seven University of
of race. at any cost. state olli- Kentucky professors will dis­dals
this week added four continue \heir instruction. Hatch
Frankfort attorneys to the seven will be reqwred to go to the
Uni,.usity of Kentucky Profes- State CapItol for library work.
son who have been teacl1ing Dean Elvis J . Stahr. Jr.. of
on.. Necro law student since the U. of K. said, ''The teachIDg
September. wlll gh·e Hatch 'a more normal
The student is John W. Hatch, schedule:" He terms the change
Springfield, Ky .• the only Negro an improvement.
to avail himseU of law courses R B. Atwood, president of
under the State plan to meet Kentucky State College criti·
the Supreme Court ruling on ClZed the plan and said it vio-equal
education by using the hltes the agreement to teach BR TAL 10 K R VEALE !!,~V~:;!:c~f s!:~~~!:'~~ . ~t"~ ;;:h:lt t~~ey ec;::,n::h::lt
~~~c~~;;:groes at Kentucky I ~~o!ISsa~~~ecl1on Pre51dent At- I
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:~t~~I~:~han~~:u~~o; ;~~~ c~~e~U~~:~O~\I~hee~:::; CRACKDOWN courses not avrulable at the go,·ermng K S C ) and the board I
colored schoo\. of Irustces of Ihe l:n,,·erslty of
Wh~ ~a~~e:.~~~e~~ st~~~: I K~.~:(~~~ other things Ihat I
law, the unlverslty be~an sC'nd- agrC<.'m~nl stLpuJates that ('VUrsl~~ 0 G A mg hooks and se,·en prof"ssor:; I 'Contm<1ed on page 4)
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BUNCHE AKES (0 :IfDc .ED .EPRI3Al AGAI~ST I W"MAN I~ SCHOOl • iii ST IPPED
POuR SUPPORT EIV~~ REPU J(A~S. m: E E Y PIICE Of HER ClOTH1N6 THREAT TO QU Tr, ~O"k! I~~~ ~~~~I ~;~r~;~rn\~; II ~~~I~I~~\f 1~.·~~k;P; ~:mh~~.in:;: \ I Til· ~!\" k "f " '~'I-;;-";·~·~3th and Liberty. '11!.ey
I In· :1;'-P Irttn~ the Lx:al Repubh- L roy S~· r'ar~. 32 \t;{ t \\~~lnut: I ro.iJ.1t an Iht ,Y3nf u! the S. CoIf ... fired ~hot.s in the au when ~
:'n ~ :C'h.l.: t In the NCl\"cmor:r :':nd I \Val~er C·sco. ~(~IT':-N;on . .'~ue_1 I nd:;e Ta~ lnr S~h(.kll at 13th; rtfi .L:.rn ... tried to makE." their ge1-
F-aris Nov. 18. _ Rehable fort 10 brln peace 10 the Holy ~kct,ons. IS b~lIe\"l>.d. Ly me~- Indiana: Ollie w a. Ie. 1704 W:-"III Llberly. Wcdn.>day. ,·uvemhcr I a" "'., and five 'of the you
, 'd M d th t U ted Land g b~rs (>f the underworld i<' o~ Walnul' Pcte Ha r~r'jv"', C32 11. 13 reportro bv J .. s:.e Til)l"r.1 \\ r seized They "ere arrestOO
~~:sa!Medi~~o:y R:IP~1 J . Under the Baunchc formula, I the cause of Ihe presen . crack. West Walnfiul. and Steve Cahn- race officer. as being one r Ihe In c<>nnection WIth an attack on
BuDclte threalened to resi in he and the Arabs and Israelis down on I:a~blmg In thIS ell) . dnno. 2"l1~ Dundee Road. O\U most brutal and sordId kno,,·n a ~4·year·"ld colored WOm:uJ •
.n- gn f . ul!l bmit tcequent nport.. 1 Although minor rruds on hand- the men exc ot CISCO and Ca!an by him as a men of the I ACC'lr.img to Officer Taylor tho
Pal
·ti~·up 0 ,,0 !'U . . t the t bo{)!ts and crap game. ha'·e be~n drlno are colored. Tn .. "'32 "\\'al I L:-a!.villi' Put.e!; Dr-olaJ'1.1ll1 nt.1 ,,'''U,:nl a. s urrou"lded .... ~ n
es ne lSSue on progress m carrying ou I' . . T· I ded ~;r
have been mol- resolution. if the eouncll adopts :;:'~L:.C~t b~.a~II~Olan~nl~~ut';,\: ~~'~n~~d;'':l ~oo~~ed as The m~lor~a~:t;: me~~~e (~: ~: :~n".;\,;~fnh~1. ~~~n::~ :: J.:
. in a closed-door It.
The
Brihsh ..... ere reported re. II w~ek. when a SUIt was filed in Th injunctIon IS a sequel .0 Depar tmenl. admits that I,l' has I I" ~., t·, the 3choolyard, where
WIth Trygve. Lie an.d luctant to yield 10 the Bunche CI"CUll Court 10 prevent a lot, an attack on the numbers rackel . . . made mISt akes He made hIS j l h.)" !>u",'1ed her over a four -
agreed to remain at his suggestions on the g rounds Ihe tery from continued operat ion, launched more than two years I In preparing for Thanksg,vlOg, the economy-minded dlreclor shar: of \hl'm. perhaps, be<"a u.o;e r , .• ··'r.~e. all·i there raped by
. Arabs would be compelled to that the whole hd on gambhng ago by Captain MacAle<'Se of )C nome ",.-onomlcs al Howard t:niversity, Dr. nemmle P. Kittrell. of hIS ove~-zea!ou~ncss and ul- ! ~l t , ,1 I·'·,· o.f the boys. Wh .. n
offer to .Q.Ult reportedly negoliale under duress. I was threatened. the 3rd LouiSVI lle POlice Dis- ·cnler. gives Iwo of her stude.llS tips on food cost savongs by 1r:-·agg-·c:sl\·encss. For TaYI~r 'S ' l !t. '-:';«'I'S rC3,·h • .-d tl>e scene
provoked by Bntish anger over But the US and several other MllcheLl Edmonds. 623 South Irict. At that \.lme MacAlees" .>ointlng out Ihe 3d,·anlages of bUYing plentilul foods. Her Thanl,,- definllely senous about the Id~a tr' ·"",an was "tripped 01
reports that the mediator's office delegations ~~re saId to be will- 8th seeks to have Ihe ?,!uare arrested Walker. together with I giVing menu for Howard·. Home Managemenl House Indu""s of havmg something ~on aboul .. ,. rJ :>ie,,,· of her clothing, ae-told
Arabs they should begm g t gi th B ch la a Deal lottery closed by InJunc- certaIn lolt.!ry paraphernalia on I such relatively low-cosl nutrItious food items as dried fruits. car- Ihe pre,·alence of crime of one. 'n'rotl:'l~ to Taylor.
peace talks with Israeli at once :::U h:ari~:. e un e p n tion. He said he has lost more a garrung charge. The case was rots. eabba<:es, grapefruit. polatoes, cranberries and pecans. Th ... e sorl or Ihe other among Negroes. "'''<)Iog the egro youth" held
heca~ they have lost the war. , The security council"s seven- than 1.I~ over ":' ext.~nd filed away In Police COIL'I by I a re some of Ihe plentIful foods which give you ,:"ore ~or your and In the community gen~rall).lln Ih" attack were John Edward ~ous behi.n<;l-the-":",,nes ne-[member subeommittee. which period tr) 109 to . catch the Judge Homer McCleUen. Atty. mon~y than altemat,,·e foods whi.ch usually are hIgher In price. An.d Ihl~ partlcul.ar case r a . 0 Id ta", 111\._: ~'''.>d Army Offi"er Can -
fH:ed that G . De" e" had he -- I ••• u h.m •.• m .,,·r h ,~l.OOO:. t fi ,I 1",1 F'I la, n,... t"l". h~1 Pa ..•• , '" I:" ... • . .-It .·3 r!. '-r 83RD BIRTHDAY ··plddl'n~ .te",- ,a I'lv Ihe 'hi.· ..» ,Is III Tl"xas, Okla-elected
to the ch,ef cxecU'1 Pres:dent Chari .. S. Johruon COO ",,1 !.~ 0 ua, ... " t m 1 U ha, e b n.u p('nd i nd f:nI i. !, ... I ··They wr n f'mr Soulhern .b ,·a,.IID(, of J:ra:lual m to :r",;1 n· I • orth C I roll n anri.
tt~e's post., \\-ould hav~ dr~ttca1- of Fl·;.c l""nj,·e~;ty \\-as the )our nb I th~ natu,nal (. ,'('"(uU\'(t' counCIl rutE'S and 33 f'l"'C"tclral vot . -- can('{or of LegrCJI!:) wn" ro' (CnntlDued f-"':)ge 41
ly reducf'd th!l personnel 01 the gu t speaker a the Fellow.;h:p I In, t!,., p<.II~" la Ion Given I for rll-d.c nl( a ct.lorc been l33rd bu-thday Nll\" ~ . by work- Comrany·s Town _Iectlng (.r tr,. PA D LilE tDUCATOI
Since the majority of Negro ~peaklng on the subject ofj HIS mlendL-d vwllln was G:! (:("<'d " II> plan. to Inlllate the I re-elecled over Ih"" . tr .. nuous 109 -5 ual He I:ot oul lh Air dlllCusslon of "Whal Sh"n
employe!! fall into the low-salary nRace and W~rld Democracy.'· y<!ud 'nl. Th(omas W. Gibbs of oppol'lll(>n. they are anxIous to re/lUlar week:y edItion " f hIS We Do About Rae" S<> cr, ·;:a· , , .
tInCkets and are usually lhe first told an apprecla ve mIxed audl· who wa. waIting for a bus. lie Evanston. III .. on TUesday. Nov. ; get back IOtO Ihe Democrallc one-rran n w paper. the Clnhn- tlon ~·· on ·ovember 9. B.lo':.d Washmgton ~Jace.
YidbN 01 wholesale firings and ence. \hal If ~erJca would . uff n;d a b,ulse on one hand. 123. I Party. . . nati UnIon, whIch he has pub- Supportmg Mr. Whit ' In h'" V .... "o)~ember l8-DurinC the
~ in th .. federal setup. challenge RUSSIa as the one GIV n. h" .... ""('r. sported a black Howard L. Hamilton of Co- '·The rl'ason is t hat 51n e Ihe lIshed and edltro for more than declaratIon lhat ·'th ,:on I w,..-k I)f November 14 to » tho
• mllli appear that ther fears competotive nation In her Quest "y from: ock from Bearoon.I lumbu . OhIO. natIonal president I Democrats have now won ~ 40 Y ars and which uOlQue In nev r be any equality Ithm·/ n~tlo~ ?:ud trIbute to Booker. T •
.... ...,oeties 00 this scor "" ere [or rid I adership and would Cia mm that probably GIven I o f the frat rOIly. told th Am- I majority In both the H. ,)I" ano its usc of rhyme 10 headlm"" the framework of segrera\.lon" \\ Mh .n~ .. through th~ 'IIaird
__ ted. J have democracy as \he govern- was d.unk and did not know herst l70up that the vole of the Senate several of these Soulh· and stories as well as Dabney·, ",as Ray Sprigle. Pittsburgh" I An;~~~h~bs<:rvant.~ of Booker
IIIDdfUl of the fact that on m ':Ita! pattern for the other I ",hal h~ was domg. Beard n dId ten.man expcullve committee ! erners. are entl.tled to Importanl \\ n personal colum", ··GOSSlp Po5t-Gazette Pubtzer pnZt.'- win. T. ,~ ~ BIrthplace. ~e-
II. 1141, the President IS- nallons. rather than to have a not pr char!; against him. was unanlmo", for suspension commlltee chrurman,hlps und rand Rellecl.ons," in whIch he nlng report r who lIved I \he mor,.l W . S. J . Pbilli.Jl'.
a.ec:utlve Order No. 11980 world ~th bo\h de~ocracy and I H sa! : on grounds ~f "unuaternal con- . the ~nlorllY system If the are recr ales ir. VIvid .md satori al South for four weeks diso;ulSed Pr ... , tj " t f . the BocIIr.,.. ! .
• fair employment communlS~ .... orking Ln an ··1 ne,'er .aw the gentlemen duct." consJdered as Democrats.. I fashion mat~' of his expenences. as a egro. Hodding Cart: r, \Va.,h.n n Birthplace :111_.-
the ",,,01 .ervice undef'5tandlng accord, the na- bef re In my life and I can't I "Among those who . wo1l lose That n' ght h was gu' t al a edItor of \he Gr ",·Ill . M: • al, th rganlzation wlucb "S-of
ita members \.lon would have to first put her explam \\ hy he attacked me. Th chap er presIdent, Fred- commIttee chairmanships If \h.ey . b'flhd d er gl I Democrat Della TImes and Is .1" hod the observ8n('e of the
U.de Sam'. lICPia own hou in order by seeing This mCldent IS a drunken es- erick D. Green 2d of Upper are not considered Democrats ~n:e ru: Cra a~ ..:n~Jd M ve.n Harry Ashmore executiv edi- ·.,.,k. that \he m t oyt..
_ certain that TrUman'. ~at all of its clhzens were sub- capade. Ther was no cnmlnal i ~o~~;:;r·so ·hJ·;..::! ~::;Sd an~ are John Rankin. of MI .' Ippi. h~~ a of w'-tich he ~. board ch".:lr~ lor of the Arkan as G tt... land·"~ .vent that has ....
tID tbe aecutive mansion Jects of democracy m all of Its Intent." . \ . .. p one of the worst reactionanes, I H galed th 28 ~ ts I cont nded that the ahob ''''l of 1><"' ro urmg the thr yee-s
JIII!IIdk the board membe";' fullness. After remammg 10 jail for 10 ~nlbat~ex\ TUesday un~tr ~ and Senator Ohn Johnston of ::- hi: ' Iones of h~S life f~m segregation through legisJa ion Ih"l th~ week has bt.'Cn obserted
takInI swift action on all Dr. J ohnson urged in sub- hours Judi; FrancIS X. G iacoone ~~p~v ;, ual, nol 51.'TU ar 0 Sou~ Car,olina. "ho .n~bbed I his birtb · Richmond Ihrough would increase interracial frlc- I national! w~ the p~tatloft.
of 4111aiaaination in the stance th passage of PresIdent allowed his r lea on $1.000 appa I ceremorun: PresIdent . noman, campl!llgned . t f h· fon and c1aimro marked im- of "Til ... Burning B~ by Ole
. Truman's Civtl Rights bill with- bat\. He saId of the incident: 8lIaln.t htm and then was one I servlce paymas er or e I . CavakMl of Amen on ..
~ appointed (Continued on pace 4) "Harm an metimes come I End park d~ of the IIrst on the train at Wash- City of provements ID the status or N I (C bnued on PO"a 4) ,
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