Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 2

PAGE. TWO DAILY FRIDAY MORNIXG, APRIL5 28, 1933 HANCT NEGRO FOR KILLING DEPUTY Dowming'Lucke Coo Welcomes State Teachers! Coltrane, Conner Speak At Delegate Assembly Of Teachers Here Thurs day Jesse Williams Found Guilty Ladies House Dresses Made of good quality prints, with perky trimmings of organdie. Stripes, Prints, and Polka Dots. Ffest colors. 3 66-In.

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slaying of Deputy Sheriff Walker Williams, son of Sheriff C. A. Wil Ladies' House Dresses A huge collection of dresses Fast color cotton prints, short sleeves, full cut and well made. 50c Hams. Williams was found guilty by Jury last night and sentence was pronounced by Judge John 49c Washington, before the delegate assembly of the Mississippi Education association at th Central high school auditorium.

The address was the second for Mr. Coltrane during the ay. Speaking on the subject. "Interpreting the Modem School to the Public," the North Carolina educator brought a highly interesting message to the large assembly, based on many- years of experience In the education field. "So long as schools are supported by public taxation, there win be the necessity Sot close cooperation between the schools and the public, he sad.

"It Is perfectly reasonable assumption that the public will demand that the taxes be kept low. There will be other demands. Some citizens doubt the wisdom of various school practices. The schools are-public- business there is no greater public business in this state and for that reason we may expect 59c 2 for $1.00 KuykendaS. The first witness to take the stand for the state was C.

O. Pate, local undertaker, who testified Deputy Williams was shot in the bacfc of the. head. The examination tO-in. Eyelet EmbroidereH Batiste A cool, crisp material for summer wear.

A complete range of pastel fast. Giving an account of his stewardship to the teachers of the state Governor ilie Conner brought a message of hope and confidence to the pedagogues at the Thursday afternoon session of the" delegate assembly. Governor Conner and J. Coltrane, of Washington, -were the feature speakers at this session, which included reports of the various cossiitcees of the. association.

At tiie opening of his address the chief executive called attention to his inaugural message ta which he insisted that -education Is a. state problem and should supported entirely by the state government." He also eaphascd the necessity cf the county unit plan. Governor Conner spoke of the Increased revenue that the sales tax had brought into Mississippi, pointing: out that upon this source cf revenue credit of Mississippi had been restored. He spoke of his various trips to northern and western cities to appear before bankers and financiers or the nation tn a discussion of the sales tax. The state execuUve gave an Indication of the dates of his campaign through the state when he announced that during May he woul dappear In various sections of Mississippi cpenin? his "campaign of information- "Everything humanly possible roust be-done to bridge the Rap between the public and the schools." declared Eiene J.

Coltrane, of showed that there was a small hole in the back of the head where the bullet entered and the bullet came out the left eye, entirely remov ing the eye-ball. Former Sheriff New Crepe Dresses Beautiful Pastel Dresses for summer wear. New styles in their perky bows and trimniings. Very $3.98 low priced 'at CP W. O.

Cocke testified for the state 39c that he saw the place where Wil Hams fell and that it measured the public to raise various ques 297 steps" from where the argument tions about the schools. And ex iirst started. Jessie Williams took the witness stand in his own defense and stated that he had never seen Deputy Williams before the day of the 30-in. Embroidered 'J Organdy An array of pastel grounds with white embroidered Permanent finish and vat dyed. fatal shooting and that he did not pect alon? "with It both favorable and unfavorable criticism," he pointed out.

If the public is to give adequate support to the schools, there must be an understanding on the part of the public of the fundamental philosophy on which public education rests. The political and business Interests of the state must understand that there can be no stability for our institutions without an adequate prosram of public know who he was and thought tna he was beinz robbed. He was stand Quality Silk Dresses Lovely Printed Crepes, Color Flat, Ruff and Sheer Crepes. One-piece and jacket dresses. All sizes.

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C. $3.50 $5.00 Williams and Wyatt Hunter are Lead "BStr- con Vadin? two large groups in study 1 deDartment ork. Two daily UULi vacation Bible school conferences were held under the leadership of Mr-Williams SPECIAL SALE Spring and Summer SHOES Special' Sale Suits 250. spring and summer weight suits axe 'now offered at a Drastic Reduction. Many Kuppenheimer Suits are included.

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TMITE 11:15 Superintendent of Education Winnie C. Smith and Welfare Worker Albert Callicott met at the courthouse today and organized by elect Shoes that can he worn now and all summer at -Drastic Reductions. Fine shoes from our regular stock. Beige Kid, genuine Watersnake Tie, Mat Kid Pump, Mat Kid Strap. Broken lots of Drew Arch Rest Shoest Black Beige and White.

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The 12 to 1 ISe 23c agricultural class must be shown that their future is safe, mothers NOW CONSTANCE BENNETT must be shown that schools are safe. and finally the ministry and TlJT A tnose wno reiy upon religion as fun Joel McCrea Paul Lukas damental must understand that intelligence and character lie at the foundation of a safe and sound re ligion and that these things are the products of the public schools." Mr. Coltrane said. "Unless the school forces can get these conceptions, and unless prin SPECIALS TODAY LUNCH cipals and teachers can be so saturated with the philosophy of public education that they can get out and build schools which express Ladies9 Fine Silk Hose Sheer chiffo njBeml-chlffon and service weights. Shown in the season's new Shades.

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stand squarely for adequate sal aries, ana tase a sane position on matter of economy in school ex OWN ING OGKE GO. penditures. Interpretation is the crying need. Not only must the modern school interpret to parents and friends, but to the children themselves. 4.