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found that the phone had
disconnected and that the
*md moved. Langford’s
ti un had turned over funds
Clements for the construction
an #86,000 edifice-
Clements, the younger of
two men, was taken into
in Miami where, according to
al -.-agents, he was engaged in
tfcluping a $500,000 home
,-t rvart ion program in the
ican ^ Republic.
Cle ments served as president
Otis "mobile” construction
oany 1 which traveled about
staL* talking church officers
<5f deposits for the construction
new churches. Victims of
swindle are located in New
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The trial for Clements and Rich
,„„nd w to h«vo i„„ ho,,, wod
tiesday, but a crowded docket push-1
h jt back several days. Mean-
while, the men who allegedly
swindled i 4 in¬
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TOM BOWMAN HEADS NAPE
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and Votie D. Dixon, NAPE na-
jtional secretary, were were also
present at this meeting. Many
of the 20,000 odd members of
the NAF'Fl carry sick and death
benefit insurance in their ben-
eficiaf association which has
liquid reserves amounting to
more than $80,000.
Continued Prom Page 1
lets. That is the task of the
bshop’s council which Is the
Interim authority between gen¬
eral conferences.”
Dr Jackson, admitting that
he had been paying the sala¬
ries of the new bishops, said
he dtd Prfit know what the laws
passed at the general confer¬
ence relating to bishop’s sala¬
ries were because he had not
been furnished with a copy.
The committee on compilation
of which Bishop Frank M
Reid of Columbia, S. C., is chair¬
man, has the task of having
the proceedings of the confer¬
ence drawn up and printed.
Thus far no copies are avail¬
able.
Bishops Gomes, Bonner and
Gibbs, all newly elected, were
assigned to Africa. Later the
bishops' council assigned Go¬
mez to the Texas district. The
council is said to be divided on
the question of the legality of
WALLACE WORKERS
DRIVEN OUT
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men broke down the door, .
mauled the party workers se¬
verely when they resisted and
carried them away n cars ac¬
companied by a long motor¬
cade.
They said they were driven
about ten miles from Augusta,
dumped out of the cars and 1
told to “keep on going and
don’t ever come back to Au¬
gusta.”
They hiked five miles to
Groveland, the nearest town,
where they asked the Georgia
Bureau of Investigation to
ti ke them back to Augusta “to 1
linish our work.”
A similar incident was re¬
ported in Columbus, Ga., Fri¬
day night when seven Pro¬
gressive party workers told po¬
lice hotel they were at gunpoint, forced from driv- a
room
|en 30 miles out of town and
threatened with “violent treat¬
ment” if they should return to
Columbus.
Charging that there is a clear
link between the actions of the
police and the Ku Klux Klan,
Branson Price, Georgia Pro¬
gressive campaign manager,
asserted that there could be
little doubt that police had
suggested to the klan that tnat tne the
Wallace campaign workers n-kers be
driven out of town by KKK
members.
The People’s Progressive
party of Georgia has been con-
j (tOrce noting its a candidates petition drive the to
on
j ballot for the past two months.
With Georgia electoral laws re¬
quiring the signature of 60,009
registered voters, the party
announced yesterday that it
had passed the 75,000 mark.
Petitions will be filed with the
Secretary of State by October
2.
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former.
Emory O. Jackson, Birming¬
ham World; A. G- Shields, Jr.,
Arkansas World; Edearct L
THE SAVANNAII TRlftUNE 1
AME Official Served
yyith Court s'* . Summons
the assignment. Neither Bish¬
ops Bonner and Gibbs have
gone to their posts in Africa
either. It is reported that Dr.
L L. Berry of New York, sec¬
retary of missions, says he
does not have sufficient funds
to pay the passage of the bish¬
ops to Africa- This is in spite
of the fact that the facts just
disclosed that the secretary cf
missions pays only one half of
the travel expenses of bishops
in foreign fields. The finan¬
cial secretary pays the other
half.
The combined mission boards
reported many thousands oi
dollars on hand last May and
it Is puzzling to many to hear
of “no funds.” Some church
laymen and ministers too are
agitating for a thorough going
investigation of til? missions
program and activity, In the
case of the “men’s mission
board” less than 25 per cent of
what is collected is said to be
spent on tho foreign field.
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Philip Weightman, St. Loirs
American; Jamas A. Hamlott,
Kansas City Plaindealer; Sam
B. Solomon, Miami Whip-Call;
T c Jervey Wilmington, N- C„
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APPOINTED TO
ADULT ED. PANEL
HAMPTON, Va .—William M.
Cooper, d rector of the division
of education and summer study
at Mampton institute, has been
named to a panel which will
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guide United States partieipa- !
tlon in the adult education
work of UNESCO. j
The, committee on UNESCO
program of the U. S. National.
Commission for UNESCO ‘re-
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.cntly requested the American
Association for Adult Education 1
to establish the Panel on Adult :
Education, “for the considera-
ion and cxecutionof UNESCO’s
program in adult education in,
so far as participation by the (
United States is concerned.”
Dr. Morse Cartwright, who was
asked by the committee to act
as chairman of the panel, ex¬
tended the invitation to Mr.
Cooper through Ruth E. Me
Murry, of the UNESCO relst-
tioils of State. staff of the Department |
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