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believes in himself. Arnold Pal-

mer knows he's going to runoff a string of birdies on thelast nine that will bring him agolf title. He's carried it off toomany times in the past for himto believe that he might notmake it.

"These factors and a littlebit of luck?the good luck notto sustain serious injury andthe good fortune to win at theright time, when your determi-nation m a y be slipping?does-

n't hurt a bit," concludes De'vany.

-EvictedContinued from page 2B

The workers are members ofthe Mississippi Freedom LaborUnion, and had persisted inasking for $1.25 an hour wagt.

Two days later, the Andrews

had an injunction served on the

evicted strikers who were pick-eting the plantation. The injun-

ction stated that on more than

four men at a time could pick-

et; that they had to use small-

er picket signs; and it gave theAndrews the legal right to

hrow the picketers' possessionsoff the land.

The strikers lived in shacks

on the plantation, and worked

for an average pay of $3.00 aday. Now they are planning toput up a tent city to house theirfamilies. The land for the tent

city is being donated b'V a Ne-gro store owner and others. Al-

most S4OO in union dues hascollected to support th f

strikers *nd their families, butthis will last only about a

month.

Mississippi Statehave b"en call°d out

fo \v-tr-h the pi-k',*o '"s. hut noone has arrested sofar. One striker was shot at by

A Lindsay woman, th wife of\u2666hp aeent on o neighboringplantation. She was intocu-todv but later rcWsod wh"nthe Justice of the Peace refu-

to press charges.

In nearby Shaw, where' the

union was first formed, sever-al union officials have been ar-rested. They are being held oncharges of "malicious trespass,'

which grew out of their attem-pts to persuade fellow workersto leave their jobs.

ONSLOW COUNTYCORE CHAPTER

FORMED IN MAYThe Cogress of Racial Equali-

ty has recently formed a nfewChapter. It's name is the On-slow County Chapter'-of COR®.Core was organized on a nation-al scale in 1942 in Chicago, 111.designed to remove discrimina-tion based on skin color. Theorganization is an interracialgroup seeking racial equalitybased on the American dream"Liberty and Justice for All"It works through non-violentdirect action.

The new chapter is working

in the following areas: housing,employment, education, com-munity relations, Federal Pro-grams and Anti-poverty.

Chairman, Alexander Hill;Co-Chairman, Christine Mat-tocks; Secretary, Derk MattocksAssistant Secretary, Annie Mat-tocks; Treasurer, Lynell Mat-

tocks. Committees are also be-ing formed.

The North Carolina State

310 Receive Diplomas at HillsideThe Sixty-ninth Commencement

Exercises of the Hillside HighSchool were held Wednesday, June9, when the following 310 senior#were scheduled to receive diplom-as:

Bobby Lee Allen, Carrie Bell 41-len, Emma Je#n Ailen, Evelyn Pe*laine Alston, Qeraldlne Corln* Al-ston. Bessie Mae AmeJ, Georwodell Amos, William Henry Am*,Norman Edward Anderson, JolethfAshford. Patricia AIJQLcora Bailey, Pamela ElizabethBarbae. Randy Remel Barbee, AVma Frances Barnes, Willie AllenBarnes, Barbara Delois Bats. DorOthy Juanita Bell, C»rlton TelepherBellamy, Jr., Ronald Irwin Best,Dianna Blackely, Linda F9 yeBlake, Gwehdotyn Bolden, MftxineAnnetta Bouknight. Arthur B#riJ'ctte Boyd, Jr., Ronald Daniel Boyfl,Carolyn Yvonne Bradley, C<W-stance Jewel Bradley, BrendaJoyce Brooks, Christya| Marrl-Ivnne Brown, Doretha Brown,Douglas Leon Brown, Gloria JeanBrown, Gwendolyn Evesta Brown,Hazel Louise Brown, James Rep-ben Brown, Luther Graham Brown,Norma Claudia Brown, VictoriaLee Brown, Wilma Marie Brown,Ricky Ricardo Bryant, Linda MaeBullock, Phyllis Jean Builder,l-ona Ella Burnette, Edyird Leon-dras Burton. ' V

Constance Lavefcne 'Caithvell,nice Mae Campbell, Patricia AfinCampbell, James AtttittfMartha Jean CarjroWaJ^Winfrcd Carter!; MelVi#} JutfmwChavis, *r., John Wwr 'QwiiJr., Dwight Alleii CUfi. Eric bfieClay, Melvin LtOiris, Clayton, JerrifcAndrew Cobb, Jotin-AjthrCelenviy,'Claudia Patricia Celnpii, LenolsRandolph Cooper. RamoU EJUt*-bcth Corbltt, Erdestine' AngeltfsCornelius, Owen Jefferson Coward,Sandra Kay CrtfeiJ, Kpnneth JamesDantzler, Jacqueline La VerneDark, Brenda Janet Davis, Cath-erine Maxine Davis, Rosada Alex-andria Davis, Oscar Thomas Dot-

sey.Blanton Elizabeth Earls, Jacque-

line Varitiah Eatman, Albert Thur-man Eubanks, Hilda Ruth Eurgu-hart, Carlton Mclver Evans, Man-ley EVaits. HI. Donald James Fair-ley, Mary Ruth Taison, PeggyClaudette Farrington, Clyde LeonFaulkner, Harold Edward-Faulk-ner, Carol EVern Ferguson, Char-les Bernard Ferrell, LouiseThomaslne Fitzgerald, SaundraVernette Floyd. Randolph Steven-son Flowers, Eddie Lee Flynt, The-odore Hatton Freeland, Jr., MinnieLee , Fu|ler, Catherine JeanetteGamble, ,James William Geer, Bur-madeWM George, Carolyn JimeseGilea, -Jacqueline Annette Glenn,Etta J dfte Grant, Paulette Leverne

Ann Green, RonnaSemwrM, Greene, Linda NorsenaGunn, Vivian Delois Gunn.

J jdith Lynette Hall, BeverlyAnne nmm, Salutatorian; HonaldFicdri<jjt Hardge, Raymond OneilHarjifMfs, Frances Louise \u25a0 Har-ringtoijf-Janice Lois Harrington,

Harrington, Billy LeeHarris, Diana Lmrttnica Harris, Or-ris #*nry Harris, Oliver BernardHarris. Brenda Marie Hart, ClarkCorrielods Haskins, Burnice RayHayes, Joyce Shirley Hayes, Mar-gie Hayes, Lavonia Hedgepeth,

Marion Jacqueline Henry, GodfreyBenjamin Herndon, Joyce MarieHcrndon, Valivia Angela Hill, Lar-ry Edward liolcman, George LeroyHolliday, Jr., Carolyn Elaine Hol-may, Larry Nathaniel Holman, LeeOnster Horton, Jr., Alden WesleyJackson, Jr., Saundra ® JeannetteJackson, Ervin Swatson Jacobs,Catherine Elizabeth James, LindaArnese Jeffreys, Phyllis ElaineJeffries, Carolyn Revels Johnson,Diane Louise Johnson, Shirley Ann

I Johnson, Stanford Lee Johnson,William Dennis Johnson, Anthony

I Ward Jones, Carolyn Elaine Jones,\u25a0 Carolyn Elaine Jones, Charlie La-rnont Jones, Leon Earl Jones," JohnMaynard Jones, Robert Leondras

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Strikers QuitSen. EastlandFor More Pay

INDIANOt.A:?ls cotton chop-pers off Senator JamesO. Eastland's plantation ihDodville, Mississippi to partici-pate in a strike in Indianola,Thoy pre the first workers tbleave Senator Eastlarid'j lahdLThere a-e now over 400 work-ers on strike .i nCounty and over lOfta in theDelta. All 6f the atrlkerimembers oi th e MississippiFreedom Labor Union. Theyasking for a minimum wage m$125 per hour. ~

Mrs. Fannie Lou ttanier- t>ithe Mississippi fcYeedom Demhcratic Party states 1 theiepeople are dolrtg het-fe Is themost important th|h|t. tha't hjiihappened in ftflM'hsslppf, It'isomething \Ve've aU; w«nt«d~d<i £or a long tlmd, ?&utare first who hav£ had tjliguts to do It." '7. .. ..

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A Th e Student-Hfopyinkpt Co-ordinating committer' steps«clup its drive In the Delta. ICaChtime a Negro 1A bftatift up 6rhis home burnti down, moreNegro citiaens join the big free-dom drivg.

The Mississippi Freedom La-bor Union (MFLU) has its larg-est supporters in Washington.Bolivar and Sunflower Coun-ties. Many have been arrestedand falmilies have been evictedfrom plantations, but there willbe no stopping now. As one lo-cal Mississippian says, "This isonly the beginning."

Field Secretary, The Rev. B.Elton Cox of High Point, andthe National Chairman Attor-ney F. B. McKissick of Dur-ham, were present at the Chap-

ter's second meeting.

Sylvia LaVerne Knuckles, Char-les Edward Leathers, Dorothy Les-sie Mae Lipson, Alice ElizabethLoekhart. Naomi Patricia- Long,Thomas Lee Long, Le6n Lowery,Lynda Paulette Lyons, Stella LouisLyons, Andrew Donald Malloy, Ca-rolyn Beatrice Martin, Alonzo Mas-sev, Jr., Robert Edward McAdams,Geneva Ann McCall, Peggy AnnMcClain, Alice Odessa MeCollum,Valed'ctorian; Barbara .*.«« Mc-Coy, Valinda Faye McCoy, DianneMarie McFadden, Joseph KittrelMcGill, Ronald Elvert McLaughlin,William Ervin McLaughlin, GloriaJean McLaurin, Edward TheodoreMcLean, Patricia Ann Meddling,Mary Ann Milford, Shelton Lee

Miller, Charlotta Ann Mitchell, Pa-tricia Ann Mitchell, Zella MarieMitchell, Charles Cary Mitchiner,George Mitchncr. Jr.. James LinkMoffitt, Jr., Gwendolyn Moore,Linda Marie Moore.

Ella Mae Owens, Mozella LouisePage, David Parker, Gerald War-ren Parker, Jr., Alonzo WinterPass. Barbara Ann Patterson, Eve-lyn Vonnet Patterson, Chaity Dix-on Perry, Larry Pryor Perry, Wil-liam Edward Perry, Ernest Peter-son, James Leonard Pointer, Jr.,Gregory Pratt, Wilma LucillePrince, Carl Thomas PrivctteOdena Marie Pugh, Paul WhitneyPugh, John Linwood Ratliff, IraFrank Reade, Julia Ann Redding,Dorothea Lyon Reddrick, GeorgeEugene Reed, Ronald Wrenn Reed,Emma Paulette Richmond, OvcdaLorrain Ricnmond, William EarlRiddle, Emma Jean Riggins, SybilAlice Rlicy, Joyce Ann Rivers,Jackie Robinson, Carolyn JeanRogers, Claudine Elizabeth Rogers,Martha Ann Rogers, Myrtle Max-ine Rogers, Ave Marie Royster,Hattie Mae Rucker, Rosa Mae Ruf-fin, Margaret Robinson.

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