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exercises. Hill said, "I believe - North Carolina College, with experience in lead- mittee of Fayette Haywood this legislature will begin a na- - the degree of Bachelor of Sci- ing registration campaigns. As Work camps, mostly Cin- tional breakthrough by making ence. Following graduation she neld-secretary-at-large for the nati clergymen, said in a state- money available to the tiadi- worked a laboratory assist- NAACP Voter Registration, he ment released this week. tionally Negro colleges to en- as ant in biology in a National ?organized and directed regis- able them to with # "Last year thirteen houses of catch up Science Foundation Summer In- tration drives throughout the their white counterparts." Negroes were burned or bomb- stitute for High School Teach- Southeast. ed. of these burnings al- Before becoming director of News PROBLEMS OF NEGRO ers North Carolina College. most never reaches the news- the NCVEP, Edwards was a COLLEGES She was enrolled in the De- papers." .*United States Judge Constance Baker Mot- Since coming to Durham, he is Heslip M. Lee, ducted by the Advisory Com- The NAACP announced two RALEIGH South Carolina, and Virginia U.S. District Court, N. Y a member of Mt. Vernon Bap- for develop- mittee in Fayetteville. Holmes was born in Wash- weeks ago at a New York City ley, vice president as well as from the northeast- Military Academy Judge William Benson Bry- tist Church. University and The body met in the Cum- ington, D. C., where he attend- news conference the launching ment at Shaw ern seaboard states, Mr. Mit- ant, District Court, Wash- He is a Mason, Fraternity North berland County seat to review ed its public shools and How- of a nationwide drive to gain WASHINGTON, D. C. U. S. acting chairman of the chell reported. ington, D. C. member and a member of sev- employment policies and prac ard University, graduating in one million signatures to sup- Among the seniors at the. Unit- Carolina Advisory Committee Judge James L. Watson, U. eral professional organizations. on tices of the federal, state, coun- 1949 with an A.B. degree in port enactment of the 1967 At his news conference, Ex- ed States Military Academy, to the U.S. Commission graduated on S. Customs Court, N. Y. Goode is married to the for- this ty and city governments of soffffccgggxcccc mm mtmmam civil rights legislation. ecutive Director Roy Wilkins scheduled to be Civil Rights, announced V, Judge Aubrey Robinson, U. mer Mildred Butler and the Fa ye tteville's metropolitan sociology, and in 1951, with a Clarence Mitchell, NAACP had stressed the need for "em- Wednesday, June are two Ne- week the completion of two See FAUNTLEROY 2A father of one son, Lee M. Jr. See ADVISORY 2A Masters degree in social work. Washington bureau chief, said phasizing support for the pas- See GRADUATES 2A days of closed meetings con-