The Bermuda Recorder

              '( nolfinfl owl foi l&prinkhm alatsfxebb bermuda . j recorder § jpukv1s ltd price 6d wednesdays 1 saturdays canada's bes1 published bi-weeklj voluble 2lx.x.i hamilton bekjviu-ja satujiuay march 10 195 mo 61 educator scores over-emphasis on certification and failure bus boycott is 1 bjr ummm\\y^mmwmmmwmwm)/^f mmw v * attmt^mm j^f p^r _■ 1 _ l jpir > mmw.m^m kw jlmwm fl kibfl hi ___■ awwamm ■ h 1 ■ b^r fl k_ab l%n j§wi mmm ftl_l_k^_r__fir bff iir 9 k*5 wmmw 1 ir-^^^b ih^rf^fl brtsi s lv * __^________ mmwmfmvl js p^^_i____s__b_l t__b e tt fc * * settling down tc a finish right to change methods mui\tl_tumj_.ky ala mar 8 — four items in the news hen today helped to show how th gulf between the whites anc negroes is steadily thougl calmly widening in the xegrc bus boycott now in its fourtl ii . dr wright says those with big shot idea ant everyday because the lovc it whs llr'ct'ss.irv t each young and old that then is genuine value and dignit in human beings reirarelless o how they look or where thej go to church or were born about education are dead montl l mayor vv a uayle re vealed that he has receiveel 5f in contributions from fifty three citizens of atlanta foi the montgomery city bus lines inc and that he wel comes further contributions for the company — to be sent tc it directly uver-emphasis on certification unwillingness to changt from traditional methods failure to think and analyse sufficiently or to read between below and even behind the lines were citci by dr milton s j wright as drawbacks in the process of educa tion for a better world dr \\ right went on to saj that we need education foi many of our educators so thai children can look upon theii teachers as friends and not task masters jz the bus company an nounced that starting next week sunday service will be discontinued on all but two ol the company's remaining four teen routes this is on top ol an estimated 33 per cent cur tailment of service and a 5c per cent fare rise put intc effect earlier in the boycott addressing an overflow audi ence at the berkeley auditor ium the wilberforce universi ty professor of political science and economics declared there are amongst us those who dt not want to think or analyse as they might aecideutly get some education that woulc hurt them it would cause then all sorts of complications physiological and psychologi cal and otherwise big shot-itis to pronounce words but what do they get from these words ask someone to give an analy sis of the editorial in tin 1 news paper don't si;.rt with tin high school boy or girl e may know start with the doc tor of philosophy and he niigh not ihe greatest teacher oit earth was jesus christ but yet there were some who fee so sophisticated as to third that religion has no place ir education religion was im portant dr avright remarked this greater than thou but?i ness flaunts real education installed as district officers of the hamilton district of the independenl order of oddfellows manchester unity at their annual installation on thursday night wer the group shown above front row left to right bro henry l conyers i'.s.c ; edward furbert grane master bro stuart trott deputy grand master bro gerald richardson treasurer second row sis mildred beech immediate past grand master sis esther lotti more a.c.s ; bro gerald trott grand tiler ; sis marie richardson assistant juvenih supervisor bro charles bean conductor back row bro charles williams p.p.g.m bro charles thompson marshal bro william x lightbourne installing master sis tsadore beek juvenile supervisor bro charles phipps and sis cynthia adams a picture of the banquet whieh followed the installation will appear in wednesday's recorder — photo by john 6 ihe company announcec that it is renewii for ten yean its franchise which expired to day aftet twenty years education for a better world means that we have to thin and act sumo can read bm how many understand sonn do not know the simple mean ilig of words dr wright said we need to teach our youny sters to think analyse and t be thorough ; not to accept without question loo many educators wnn suffering from what he eallec big shot-itis it is going t kill us the speaker said ask ing who wants to be meeli ond lowly like the fellow whe mit down to the cross some of those who tboughl they were big shots had beer dead for the last 30 years lion t rock the boat the.i say the status quo is sacred — the world is as i like it — ' for them he added 4 the rsegro boycott leaders announced that they are about to increase their car pool fleets from the present 200 cars te 300 cars and are opening per manent offices with a paic secretarial staff wnat is education ut wright was presentee by the wilberforce alumn association the subject of hi lecture was a greater anc better world through educa tion he defined education a meaniug dedication it was * continual sincere and genuine sunshine league reports on work for colony's club gives 30c freely interpreted these de velopments mean that neither side is yielding an inch to the other and that the fight is te the finish and that segrega tionists in other states are dem onstrating in a small way with dollars that they are counting on the montgomery whites still to bold the line against the negroes its in tbe book tfidneatiop means dedication dr wright went on it wai more than certification a to aid treatment abroad of member many accept a view point simply because it was in tin newspaper — and don't let it be in a book more so one writtei by a doctor of philosophy other people as a result oj thinking reading and study attempt to come to intelligen conclusions prooa deal ot harm hart beei t j.1 __ _. ■__> 1 done the world over by over - certification it is necessary to teach that the greeks and bantus and all children bl the earth are here for a pur pose and they should not be denied the opportunity oi making a contribution unfortunate children process — something that goei on and on without retrogres c1ah i 1 m harrington vv orkmen _ club presented a cheque yester day for 300.12.4 to the ber moda tuberculosis as««ciatioi to assist in the cost of treat ment of a member of the clul wir has bpen sent to montreal bv the asstfwiation ' ™. . . . ... a a . .__.- _. slol in spite ot recent expansion ot the children s home operatec by the sunshine league the demand for admittance of unfor tunate children is greater than can be met without eiri^m ov«r crowding mrs gladstone hinson secretary reported to fee annual general meeting of the league on thursday l»r wright said there were many answers to the questior of what is education one author he went on said man hood and womanhood not learn ing are the aims of education others thought educatioi meant the ability to admire and appreciate the words oi art ability to interpret all the great books g*reat operas anc to understand the great works of science referring to those who did no want to upset the status quo dr wright said one could heat them say i want my son to b exactly like me my daughter sweet and lovely thing mus be as i was i must do every thing to keep her the doctoi said he has a 14-year-olc daughter and heaven forlii that she reach his age and fine the world as it is today the question is where does the boycott go from heref jn a formal sense it goes in to the state courts on march 19 when the indicted boycott leaders will go on trial for al legedly breaking a 1921 state law making it a crime for then to carry on such a boycott but it seems almost certain that even if convictions fines and _____ __ n-j i i r \\ right concluded his lecture by telling of an ex pel fence with einstien whoii he heard in an address ir germany the latter con fessed that he had passed his examinations by the skin oi his teeth because he refused tc accept just what was in tht hooks he wanted to analyse and some of his examiners were against that ihe meeting was held in the lecture room of st paul's a.m.e church with xurse sylvia richardson m..b.e presiding the guest speakei was the colonial secretary the hon a g t chaplin a large number of members oi the league and its somerset and st george's branches was present mi _ _____ ______ i • j_i _ the patient mm wen treatec at abbotsford hospital here but the t.b association ar ranged for him to be sent tc canada the workmen's clul rallied to help defray the ex penses by sponsoring a dance ti clay house inn whicl netted £!"«; another at angels grotto where 72.12.4 was raised to these 1 amounts the club donated 50 ■______*« _ __ i a brought to tlie home in ovein ber when their mother wat hospitalized their father i employed on a ship anel caiino be contacted these too are no only fed but clothed jan seutfnues resuneu ma i -■ i 3 il 1 ___________■ however he ten one may b able to do all those things ane still be lacking in education there were those who hac not the opportunity even to gc to high school for formal train ing but yet were more highh educated than those who hae been through the best universi ties of the world ihe secretary stated that the executive invited member of the finance committee of the house of assembly to visit the home during the year so as te see first hand what the league was endeavouring to do ii spite of such meagre help'mi the hope that when their re epiest for an increased gran was brought to their attention it would be favourably con sidered mt » 1 r-v uoi ueier cms uo^coi movement rnire this was the best work he knew he went on but wi are growing up though sonn of us are growing more ignor t_iostieti said there were sonn the mam business was the secretary's report in whict mrs hinson stated it was gratifying to note that plans for improving and expanding the children's home had beer successfully carried out at present there were 29 resided children and from eight tc ten children in the daj continued on rage iu i he cheejue was presented bj mr raymon tucker vice president of the club to mr stanley gascoigne vice-presi i tit of the t.b association personal and social m ir mm _______ js^mmmm am m m m wt \ _# :•••%%' mmw mmfc 3 3iis__f ■■■•■■•' . . mum "-''•' vi : v m%&f % f'-'.-y.^amaw j ' pw ■%. i wwr awl ' mmw __________^> ' wmmmmm _*- mll mm\m*\ma " "'"■ v *' ■ b " p ■ l^^fe __________^ _____■% :'•* h *' ll_k k "* ■'-■_*#*___ "' ri________________________________p^lh sks ? 1 :>>__■ l b x y m_i l ; y^^________l v??s_b--s fl h i iprf'tr 2^fl ______■ mw *. v.^tfl 1 *^ • flfl b wmmmmm wl m mm^9 miss veronica ritchens of the bronx x.y 11-yeat nie«!e of mrs florence swan arrived in the colony on thursday for an indefinite stay with her aiint at swanston pembroke she is expected to enrol in pem broke west school on monday morning aaa not ronnally trainee lhey haa not the opportunity of a formal training but through mother wit their at tempts to be thorough and effi cient had consistently and per sistently fought to become in telligent and intelligently ad justed socially and who car get along with human beings regardless of their status ir life accuse white mar in negro's death i-lll-lci j thanks was expressed to dr c a smith who was respoii sible for the physical condit ioi of the children also thankee were the many who sent dona tons and gifts and who hopee in many other ways r ' . it ,*» . , i caring for a tamily this size entails a considerable amount of work including the preparation of ah average oi 120 meals a day and keeping clothing clean and in good re pair getting the youngsters out to school etc mrs hin son went on she said the l.c.c.a was responsible foi 11 resident children simxer miss mar ».— a white cotton gin operatoi faced arraignment today or a murder charge in the deatl of a xegro man tm t.-:~.u__11 l.ii.+ir-fmii mm changes to the staff at the home resulted when mr niu mrs george smith replaced mr and mrs joseph rawlinp as superinteiiilent and matron tlie former resigned throng ill health miss pamela smitl resumed her position after ar intensive training course ir chi'd care at northwester polvtechnic in england tin i'ourse was arranged by the home office ine oytn anniversary 01 im guild of the good shepherdtrf the cathedlral will be observed on thursday next with a ser vice at the cathedral the preacher will be the rev mat thew payne rector of south ampton a reception will fol low the service at trinity hall to which the public is invited president of the guild is canon manning vice-president miss enith king secretary mr samuel 0 lightbourne and treasurer miss ilene tucke^b ueh people were tar niofre educated dr wright declarec than some of us with oui pseudo-intelligence or pseudo learning education was fai more important and enlighten ing than book learning one must sincerely and genuinely seek to learn it was a farce in many instances to call some of the pseudo-antics we gc through learning elmer kimbell thirty-lour was charged with murder ir the dec 3 shotgun death oi clinton melton thirty-three year-old service station at tendant *-. .• . l vr t7 _____.* the home was ytaced witl manv difficulties in the collec tion of maintenance as illus trated by the following three cfirrm . there is one tamilv ot three whose father was naproeaec anel for whom the league ha receivi'il no support from sen tember to jannary but tin children were still clothed anc fed another ease was that oi two children dependants of ; prisoner for whom nothing ha been received for three months police quoted mr kimbel as saying mr melton shot at him three times with a plsto before he fired back -»-» . r er 1 1 j miss jsmith gave the meet bmg an account of her experi ences in england anel com mented on the elaborate faci lities provided for homes sue as the sunshine league's she concluded her address by high lighting some of the things she lint liee meuarrn owner o the service station said mr melton was unarmed th shooting stemmed from an ai lie sai^^^^^^^^h yuujng cecil smith who lett here a short while ago to fur ther his studies in music at wilberforce university ohio is seen at the big console at the university where he is assistant accom panist for the famed payne singers he accompanied the ft | in a recent nationally televised appearance mr smith is the son of mr and mrs chris smith of southampton b guest speaker tonight a evening light tabernacle am tomorrow at bethel a.m.i church • • i dr \\ right said there were youngsters and oldsters getting certificates and high grades ir latin economics and political science because they were able m ml meituu s wiuovv uiuwuei yesterday when her car rai off a rural road and into t bayou the third e-ase was that o two little children who wtkfl continued on j aire iu ri__v la_u]*2][lb^j 2\l w why not try these two