PAGE EIGHT
Continued Fro
RAIMA REFUSIvS
filin' history-muk'ng cl< in up
camp-rigo. orb'-n-d iI ■.>oi. of
five nuit;isi).-rtf’: ■■ turn-d o'-t T'"-
magist) -it «*■*»!• J.tcoL. D'-;;lc
Janie.-; T r'<uaii !1 y Thi-m ■ - A
Conor t. Jyiwmd Williams -md
Kami ,»
It i . ij.i 1 Vj:i ‘ !■: ioC.v I il'mil Id
surrendci his !«>••!•; in ti <■ mm
trooper. Pul w.l: .id vised nol to do
so by hi; atlonn.-v. Lemuel Sm«
field
The Mag! ;t 1 act ol 11)117 d
I’I.H'PS Dial HI! book' "j ii]" O..M’ i
jutlitioi v M I ID I ilc ' Oil! 1 1 1
wealth and (I> 11 Ito I:t<>; m•; 1 ' 1
era! has Ihe | r;\vci ;<> i 11 . < .I>.. ;•
them Kithcdir I"'ui is n.ho
rs ted ID tin f!:io: : 1 lo:: n! .'ri 1-i 11.. 1 1
cases from nil. i« I'UT This means
the disp". ionn !■( i'M'O'i 'D- 1 ;. 11;i!
ling cast will be C. r ; -til v "X-omi.
ed. Magistrate t > Mallo has 178
charges aiifiDist him M- Die illegal
disposition of sik'.i ta <: . M
DISTRICT COI IM
In Ui is imtni R . strat ion fo>
the geU"S.:i! -a ‘mo V-. tin'll ■■ '!!
begin on <)' l ob< ■ m u si; di.-
turbane'"', n>'<’ mi "■ipmed ■•mi
the 1 egi dration m lii'iipis wi.t-•
the ou*gr>nv!h »f ifmi.; to keep
Negrosoff tA c- Dior. o;at!: 7 pn! 7, v
books, and the- party hunks v.ul
tir.t be ! 1 ~ •1 • 11 ■ ; j pi ; 1 j• ■ "ollC - : ;
election.
SI PPKR VIAHKI r
and that betv <■ ■■; 1 tifte.-n .nri
seventeen t;•.*.i.a-; 111 i r. r.toek.iiijt n
Located m the new Cu-'pci
Building at. tin 1:0. rn .1 Bi.•>><!•
worth and Cabarnir- -St.ioet, t.h•
sat pc; niarkot r- ■• 7 11 • ! in , con
I< ; 7 ,1 Nrg l l > | 7 a t f 7 oti ,• ab
readily accessible by bus trans
port;)) sun
Officials us the vn opt .-ativ"
as wll as Mi Shepard .--tatcS that
ever'/ effort will i»o rtiade by the
store tn provide citizen;. (1 f Rat
eigh with the best ir, services a.-:
well as oorSihvx'litics.
The co-operative in the moat
turre < orrtinued its dnvr- for adm
tionalrnenb 7 77;.' 7 ;. .md stock sao--.
under a committee headed by Mr
Raiford.
Other members include. Dr. O. '
S. Bullock. C. L. law. Mr Ma v
I,yon, W II Thomas, Monroe
.lames, Clifton Si 1 is. J. W. Eaton.
(. A Hay wood, A. L
Mrs. Rosa H. Bi. h-m /aok Fib
Lawrence Li";htner.
Also, the Rev. G. E. Cheek, tn
Rev. P. H. J• in ->n, tire R- c
William Smith, S. .VI. McCnliu',
Ihe Re-. D. L. Thomas, J. T
Locke, Alfiod Jones, Leonidas
Frazier Moses Lord, Joseph
oAW 1
William
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Price
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Pints
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Fifths
O Proof
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W;! 1 vie.-; :0 ov,'-,, r:
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Men’s Suits
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extraordinary bargain, .slight
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C. O. D.
M. NEWMAN
11 East 3?.nd St.
' New York ! , N Y.
m Page One
3! te‘l\v i<• k, All v V. J Car na g o
ana Mrs. Nora Lockhart,
11. S. COI RT
vHand. the principal p;ae f ' 7, f 1.-osi
fie:- 7 'i Hit brotherhood
i: Tiie brotherhood was being .-tied
•;.y 21 N'myo firemen, a.- their bar
i yaiiiinr; agent. The plaintiff:
1 j.. barged the brotherhood and
southern railroad com names with
1 coiirpir.ti;; Id deprive Negroes of
•erbwii v ii,:bk to advaneerru-;)'
in politico- with the railroads.
:They ;,■ kerl ihr court lo rieknmn.
I heir i ighls. give an injunction
igniiisi di.-;eriir.inatioti mid dom*
: mi's l oj ha of work and wage.-
! iiecaur.c of the dlseritninaUon.
\ , S. JI STICK I)KI*T.
KniibiL the Klan Klavcrn Inc.,
, had its cha; ter revoked by Gov
•er nor Ellis Arnall.
V/e believe you will find them
directly involved in the kidnap
ping of Progressive Party cam
paign workers.
"lb Auguste, you wU ! aid l.h;e
K'ari 11: and Dragon Sam Green
has ho.isti i .ii hav-jvig 1,000 Khei
members in file city. Some time
ago re announmel that. Augusi.a
. t\ offimai:, had ; orjur-ab-d lhat
a Kioto:!.• opgaruzee be sent to lie
city
"linde the civil rights act,
that alone entitle:; ypttv dopart
meui. to investigate. If you wish
1,1 find an Augusta Ki&nsinen,
you ran contact Thomas Hamil
ton, who iin Apni Pith of this
year r-oquested and veas granted
a pet mil fur the Klan to meet :a
the city's public parks
' You will also find a Klan Kin
vein in Hamilton.
'Tiiec- outrageous vkdations m
civil liberties confront wifi: 1.1 1 •
Depart m«-nt of Justice with a
clear test of its i‘ni intentions
t oward piv. serving traditional
American rights Your failure to
act can only bp interpreted a
connivance with American fas•
MA\TO\ MAN
for progiessive legislation in !nc
; n;•■ ;;- - • of education and a wines
• distribution of the eeonrmw
souiTcos for the people.
In announcing his randidae'-
for the L S, Senate, the Re v. V
Brown declare'i;
‘T am supporting Henry Wal
iaec beeausc he and the Pmgiv;-
. i Pi A-, are the only I'.op- I. ■
Atncrk'au Negro has for obtaining
full citizen-ship rights," Reverend
Brown said. "The old pnrtse." have
ci’ways broken their promises I•'
net against Jim Ci ow and w.il
continue to do so. no matte’ wh: 1 j
Truman and Dewey say."
Rev, Brown 36, and the son of j
a sharecropper, holds Bachelor of j
Divinity and B;k iv-'er of AD.-, •ir - :
grees from Shaw University and j
attended Yale L nivcrsity an 1
Croz-'T Theological Seminary. Hi
is married and has two children.
He has been a delegate at. nurn
-■ious national and fTitcrnational ;
r! 1 urch eon f c rences.
ROBI SON OKMOS
of the welfare of the nr- c :
the people' the spe-ikci exhorte !
his audience to east. Ur vote to tin
interests of humane and demo
cratic govei ninent.
By voting as a body, he de
el:c i. !ti< rv -g'ce.- 7 - : :->■ ■; :c,i
would be able to attain a better \
v. ;1 \ of lit. on the hwo ■ st-.'e and
national ; -v i .
Mi oib- 7 . of itie N-oTh (Dr >lin.» 1
' group inelude:
R. H Biy-itty. Fayetteville. T.
V Vl,.ngcm, St; 1 » .- 7 1 1b • 7 Attorn" 7 7 7
Herman Tavlri, Raleigh; Dr. W
y Mr r; it.f, Clinton; Ocia Hccrr- 11,
Ffiu'n;R-. c Gci'igr 7 I h" 1 .
Rairigh; ra - Kc,■’ct]i Williams
W'n: 1.- .a!-Sa !cm. Di Fd>ci! i
Blackman, Charlotte; G r Grig
by, Hollv Springs; E R. Wild
am, Gotc'.'i'oro; John Green. Wi!
n ictw-n H. Balter White. Dunn;
John if Mincrv, Wilson. •?. F
Lessance. Lumbert-ojj: Mas Van
S- .Staten. Fayetteville; T. ( .le
va v Wilmington; C. D. Halhbur
ton. Raleigh; Rev. R Jiving
Boone. Wilmington; and Robert
R. Barnes. Wilmington.
The North Carolina Committee.
Me Beat*v pointed out, ig >nr 7 f
the" who have b">-n created in
seventeen states in which Y- gn..
vote's are indicating theii ap
proval of the Tiuman (••-cord t>y
hacking him not only with their
ballois, but with tbeir pocket
books,
Mr Beatty • i.-n called attention
tn a statement issued by Con
gressman William L. Dawson, as
.-i-Tant to the ciiairmae of the
Democratic National Committ ••*
concerning .the reasons fe-r forma
tion of the National Citizen.-
Committee for the Re-election of
President Truman
Excerpts from the statement
follow:
"This committee was formed
bocal, e of a demand by promi
nent Negro Americans all over
our country immediately follow
ing the Democratic National C in
vention in Philadelphia. It began
functioning m late Augus* It
membershi-p is pledged to work
for, vtoe for, and raise funds for
the re-election of President Tru
man.
Reports coming to me show
that President Truman's candida
cy is receiving tremendous sup
port from Negroes, throughout the
country. Citizens’ committees
have been organized in 17 states,
and there are national sponsors
of the Committee in 71) cities lo
rated in 30 states and the District
of Columbia. Puublishers and
ediro’-s of 21 outstanding N'-gro
newspapers have pledged to back
i Pr sidi-Pii Truman In the .-lection ;
■ drive.
1 ' fR .
! ■ ;• §&/. ■
** ,0,
Till itl V JUI. .IKNNINC-S
R Elf, JENNIfISS T 3
CONDUCT 18-BAY
REVIVAL IN CITY
The Rev W.iymmi A Jenning .
! Br., pastor of the Mt Hermon
AME Church oi Ft Lauderdaie.
; Fla, and a lea mer- pastor or the
I St. Paul AMi; Church of ltd. 7
cit.y; will conduct a id-day iv ■
j viva] service ,-d the Manley St
j Christian Cbiji'-h from OGob'-r
' 5 to If) if W.e, ;,M. -uOi ' d 111; -
i v.-«-ek by the lie.. T. C. f-faiiians,
| !-<■' .so ( of 1 !)i vl: u ;■'■>-?■>.
! Carolina and Arkansa..- Jiave a I
‘ ready forward' 7 1 thousand dditat
• contributions ew it !•. the N'.Jion
* •->! CoinmiHee Thi ■,> are i-ontiliU
ling tn raise funds. T'-xa-. (,co:gia
7 and Virginia have state wide ••;-
; ganizations rallying Negro voters
: for President Truman and rais
:mg campaign fm.ds tor his rc-
I oleclion . . . Wr will not.
jto engage in any ir.one.v-a&end-
I ing r-eitest with iT-presentatives
l of the Republican Party in- our
the Negro voters of this c unfrv,
but. wc. y*re- coirfifirnt, ;»n<i the- iv •
: ports indicate, thrn m o.vc Negroes
will vote for Harr.y fi. Truman
for President than have ever
vot<-d the Dc-moeratic ticket m
The IT t• •;•••• nf 'li, Nati'in
, ing on November 2nd for those
There will hi a rude awaken
! who believe that Hi" Negro vei
ls purcTiaseab.ii. ,vi!h gold and net
j mo. coi in
i
| return the money.
The case came up as a result
of a police raid and arrest of
five persons including Sharp
Nov. 7. 1946, The raid to"k piaee
at his heme. Evidence ayainsi
him. however, was ? : allowed
because Circuit Judge Edward
M. Ruddy ruled that the police
did. not use a legal search war
rant :n making the raid,
Sharp in his origynal toil said
llie police UMr SS3S, but the
police reported they confiscat
ed 5568.
young mi m
iN CAR AGCJOENT
AT 1 CROSSING
Mr Filin'.' !■:>.<' j line .ay if,
rear*, '.va iirTully killer) Sat-tn - -
d. • V V‘ 7 ir ' i.ho (- .■>) If, -,«■ 7 ,■ -i i -) •.
riding o', ertiiveed .v ! 7
: boaj d Autine T-: .• ■ 1 ~ i.. n
, nor'h of Gnferd
Ti:" 7 ■o 1 7 "a r|i : 1 -. i v 1 1, < i. i
b. Rsv t.ee , 4.-- : g, - • -
when 1! a aeciftent fiei-oi; cd.
Vlr K.isterling was. earriefl to ft.*• -
1 "r (’"uiiiy ho I'Jtat. tie ruff: red
■ ■ ti '"vik";: leg. lai"' 1 ; fi! io; g, end vh.j
7 injuries
The ear. a lfr-1 n Ford Sedan, was
almoi t fiomoli'ftied
The iso 7 wh.-. I'uetied off |nt 7
: tracks b\ people viewing tin- arxi
;
Mi nod Me- Kflsteriing had
, i-.eel! tivinv u: Colon
Tiie remain;, of Mr-- F > tc-rling
were -hipped to Hamlet for time.
I roJ find burial
MINS Vi.lU AW ?! Ml
\\\u \) si miw>m
Mi; Minnie Ruth Lawrence,
form ft supe-i visor of Negro
", sehiiii!:. in Samp.-on County
i recentlv appointed state >uper
visor of Negro elementary schools
in North Carolina to surer-ecd the
late ivliss Marie M.elvct.
The new appointee, who was
; named to the jk-sI t.\ the Stat.;.-
Department of LMur.-iti-m siiortly
' prior to the opening of the cur
rent school year, is a native of
Rocky Mount and a 1932 grad ci
st the Booker T. Washington
High School.
She earned her Bachelor of
Science degree from Hampton In
stitute in 3037-and for eight years
thereafter taught in the Berry j
O’Kclly High School at Method j
and at the O. R Pope School in ,
Rocky Mount.
Attended Columbia
Later she attended the school
c. education at Columbia Univer
sity where she received her. Mas
ters Degree in elementary educa
tion e little over two years ago.
Her appointmenti to the Sampson j
; Countv post followed.
During the oast two summers
she has served aa a member .if ■
V. WASHINGTON
LAIfflS ROLE OF
HATH CONGRESS
Like the 39th Congress which
the Pn i.ident condemned, tiie
fiOtli Congress also mad< its con
tribution to the improvement of
the .'-Mai us of Negroes, V:\! .5
Washington, assistant Republicsn
Presick nf.ial campaign manager,
declared today.
Mr Washington took excel.'
b". 7 , to a pro--;; release by Ihe N.i
' tionul Association for the Ah
v.inc.-rncn! of Colored People
; stating that the 80th Congress
| had failed to enact any U:gisl.-i•
tion oi spun-il ini-re-. t tn N
■ groer. He rlaimed that tin Taft
Hurt bo Labor Act protects the
employments rights of Negroes,
He charged that many of the
unions which bar Negroes gain
i their power through closed shot)
i rontrac ts- Only members referred
by the unions can be hired. The
; union accepts no Negroes arid
tar: foi- refers none. The "
r.tloyer even if he wished '■ ;> nr.
ploy Negro workers, cannot, do
so
Eve-; unions which ad mi* Ne
7roes like many of the build
ing trades have varying po
licies !mm local to local, Many
Negro skilled tradesmen complain
because the union leaders arbitra
rily refuse to icier ‘hen 7 ) to a giv
en . mpioyer who might be will
mg to hire them. Under the Taft
HsrtliA Act Negro r., ran
.'i'pplv tv.r -mploytC'i n! direr! to
i < mpl-iyi'i,-. whetht r ot not. th-v
are iii'-oitjers of the. union?; al
though the shop is a unii>n s’nop
The union nta.v then admit, him
■ or not. his job does not. do pend
or. tiis membership except tot
non-payment of union dues if .yd
; mUteri.
1! ■: i: o lie ; v n;, 1 i.l j< r, i-.v
. ill at Ites .art prevents an employ
er from practicing discrimination
or discharging a Negro worker
after he has been hired solely
because the union refused to ae~
ei rd h;;n :e’o full rnernbr-: .liip
Wad. :-.e‘:>n contended,
Gk Y UCC PUOBK
l\ UtK. kii.UM:
I.AKT-; VfU.AGF. Ark, -A MO
;-i'..!e 7 !!u: NAACP fy ilivesOeoi •
I err of allege: I no Hep i.rutalii.v
d:":- 7 ' winch. Mofshati fviar- e>
I Fij-"] Killed George M Miiu-. 36
! W■ < t v 4 .-* cf* ii.
X'l ‘l'.f'f,\ {hp M)i }C i f.DJt'ii {
L'lvi } hi - coinnuuiify, onn of th«
i'.iiip’G nrhch! farm area,-., wan.?
h-K* NAA(.’P to do soniPthing about.
I ’hr incident.
Accoi dir..- to wJtne-ses, the j.o!;(•<;•
: highway B 2 I'- minute - before
!i! wap-T- s <;}o’ jnn time
_,i-ked (be officer whether hr houid
|!-j j p ; IV'Ft Plljp !/-}/. HV' )t‘ v f ; !
iryu men*.
A ’•'cor'd ing *o - s>cs. ihe
hali handcuffed Mdler end
the reading riinic .staff ai the
North Carolina College i-.u Ne
firoc.i at Durham.
Mis:. Melver. her >!-
ion the job of state snpercl
field The post ior Thirteen yea i
! on Til hor 'lea I. \) early t.h iy- yea r,
Mias Lawrenre 15 a member nf
the Atph.i Koi’P-) Aiphri ;S oiir;‘ 7 .
in ! nf the Mt i'• ■- i- !••:
ion Ghurch. She j?.- the dutighter
'.it Mr;; ivche-co LcHvr- 7 !' ; l " oivt
t l )!..tc N v »th;in: i i,O • •• of
Roev Mount
|| -tj*j *
...KE HOME BAM BY BPEAD
$ CAROLINIAN
(jack He struck his victim a ecu
! pic <>f more time:-' and dragged him i
' 1.0 the police cat niid according In
i witnesses. shol Miller m the back
! while he was iyirp.* down.
I Miller war. taken to Lake Village
llmspiia) where. the nurse ordered
j (lie h'indciiffs I'fin'-v'-d. The v.ir‘ : m
! died the next morntM
A r.cheduh’d grand jorj ;nvr..i!!.;i
j :ion was postponed. No white Little
Rock daily reported the indd- tit.
Negroes in the Lake Village aim
• own "(i.OOO iicves nf rich fmni leads
■ valued nt about $1.?50,0n0
Us On COiIVENTIO^
Mary Mr I cod Bcfhuuc, Foiihtki •
prernicut of ;k< Natinmd ’.nimDi
-of Notpu Women ioday uniiuriecd
.•"i!'.plft!o,i of additional arraitae
:o.oni.. ft>< its Kith Annual Cui'ivon
tinn which will bo held here Octn
; her 0-! A
On the afteree: m : >f Oet. to I hen:
w'ii be a ‘Wonum United !rv Civ,l
Rights" mars meeting in tlie and
itoriom of the Department - i Coin
iTeoce at. which will he expressed
IG.M.A.C IF YOU CAN T BUY A NEW
Bwlqn! Plan CAR, KEEP YOUR ENGINE
ns low as NEW
| New piston rings save oil, gar., and
*' ' * v give vsu more power.
SJR WALTER
o>\ Repairs,
ZYIiS, CHEVROLET CO.
yi %
» idsf \ fU
olWt\ ,
“New Look” Someday?
*Vf- ff , | .j, j y |-r*p r no} .< n<l t r'!
vo>* M nevci find yotirsf'lf in
mir' n | 'over <>nr," And (vis! ff>
b<■• f.orr.‘ .
.Save soicthmi; new fir) mallfi*
whfO th.- sacrifice. IPs a down
payment op security and *ho
.'iraightesi road to all the good
thing? in life.
f irst Citizens Bank &„ Trust Co.
“oervmg Eastern Carolina"
RALEIGH, N. C.
i the points of view of Negro, while;
i ,iud foreign women in their com-j
! mon sti igv,lc for human and civil
| nclihi.
“Wc must show the absolute in
j ci.s; ify lot unity of purpose l and
! on"v ot action lo obtain these
l nghts and world peace," Mrs Be
! ftuine said.
: .Sneakers at the meeting will be
iDr Sadif T TVT Alexandra. pro
! mine:d .nlorne.v c-f Philadelphia
| .oif! a member ot tiie President';-
<l< nit mil tee on Civil Rights; Dr K
i. Aipenfel.. . notch antlnv.pulescs,;.
1 and Associate F'iofe--sor of ]vi ,|.
jHe o' New Vrk University who
I we.;- recently appointed 1.0 she Hu
! mnii r;e!o ,; 'n- • 'nromittei nf NC
! NW; "ud .Madam Ftaj-ir, tHrii.:.
| '.rife nf the Jndi.ni Minis’,nr to the
j U. S
i On n- tobci 1 1 iho convention
will he addressed by Secretary of
| Labor, Maurice J. Tobin. Miss F.
S'- Miller. Director of the Women .
Bui ran of die Department, of La
bor ru'd Miss Katharine F I.vn
rooi. Chief ot the Children’s Bu
it »i) nf the Serial Security Adniin
iKtradon in the Int ir- Department*
Aiiditroinm of the United St a tea
Department of [.aero
’Through the means of this
;..mn s ,".M<-i " Mr Brl roe
'.eel,ired. "out members will
, achieve -a bet ter understanding of
human behavior and of man’s re-
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1948
i bit ion hip to his fellow-man. With , Plana have been announced for
i this knowleag.- they will be more I converting ‘hr Agriculture Re
, . , , 'mount Survive at Front Royal, Va„
• adequately equipped tn as unic the ■ , , , ....
‘ : ir,tu a si<• lion lor beef-cattle re*
j important role of leader-lnp n ,
j their respective ebpnmmitic.; "
~ . ■ , , [l'n 1341 t 'ir Heel corn crop is
t Mure and hay yield’- can o • , , . ,
i ..I, , <• • i*’d to aver me about Sb
I doubled by pvopei fen iDrußon , , .....
. , im’ ' l per aciv i n• Ha
I Ihi -tv so in of price ipporin •
1 farm eonunodi ! ;es is ex period
:to he .considered at length h> ;T.ie Durham Courity home dem*
n.-M session nf Congie.-" ‘.aß-n eurh market h.a- broker
ail i s recovrls this eomrncr
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co r ifi ••A/ondertu' woy
u keeps /Du dry. o h'jrromqer so- 1 oppeafanc#
The we!l-manne*v}d df’D.-hnble hood, the three
way beh. the smartly pleated porirets, and oil the
rest see to that Burlington's fobr : c m new fall
shades has been ’ Noran treated for durable
water-repsHency. Sizes 9to I S, 10 to D>.
STOKE HOI KS; 9:90 A. M. TO 5:90 P. M.
MONDAY Time SATURDAY ,
In Raleigfh It’s
' ' """ lisHIONS
INSURANCE BUILDING