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COUNTY'S FIRST
as their contribution to the drive
it was announced hy F. I Car
nage, chairman of the local drive
committee.
BANK RETAINS
siutant cashier; D 11 Keek 1 ■ ■
tan; cashier-Rah trb Branch; T. D
Parham, trust office! and -I b
lingbson. auditor.
. I, H i
President Spf.uhh.ip p.t>■ >r;
the stockholder:- and director- thru
the bonk had experience kgihly .n ■
cessful operatic.,: duri. the y
1948. which marked the fortieth
anniversary of 'ho bank Tidal ic
sou.rccs at the end of the y "
were $5,3.16.32«.84 of which Si
978.324.09 repp- uted funds held
on deposit an the remainder * «v
004.551 represented capita! fund-.
Earnings Listed
Kami us.; for the >c;u wm
rep Piled t n c - • •-•t; -net ■
and in i see;.;: of tut- Ivd-e'., $lO
hav e-: iu'en <ide n ■ • or; ■.. cm 1
j like amount f ouhdaiHlint: pi''
feried do V ' ■ y in on ici ;. cl
front <■ irni; ; 1 ni<> 1 - uiitii ■
itcui in ' - re) of !lac president
was his ..hiietiiCnr that duriri;.; the
year. Mar:- totaling SI. 507. i 37. d'.
had b f cm made tc 3.407 borrower.,
hy the Raleigh and Durham of;'.--
of thr hank. He emphasized tf-nt
the lending activities of the hank
had reached more persons in 1948
than i; any prior yeas.
Ad. was taken by the stuck*
hold* ■ -pproving the adoption of
the North Carolina Bankers A
social ion group insurance and hos
pitalization plan for ifficei.- .uni
employee:-: t e entire cost of wine'.;
would be paid i•> ihe hank. The
plan as adopted was a: a o’p
to the regular pens •.>» ! fan
proved by the slotkh--ldcr> at sis
meeting ic. .; muary, UHii
At tile director; me do toe
president appointed the following
committees.
Executive commiftee
C Spa .7:i:i • d.i .
■1 Knwichy d F. F d
S. Stewart. ,1. C. Scarbonnuih. S:
and ,1 II VV; eeler
Exrralive Or Loan i ••immilli
fßaleigh Branch)
I. E. McCauley, chairman; C \
Haywood. ./. K. Strickland. J s
Stewart, and. ,! H Wherbe.
Examining i cm mi life
R. N If i ci;a ■ ripair .1
Scarborough, Sr. and I, IF Me-
Coulee
Trust Commute
J. H. Wheeiei. <■ - on T f>
Parham. C. W C.‘_>x ■■ s ><.. -
.1. F Si lick; "d J ( 1 Sea!■: ■■■■■ :,:i\
Jr. and C C Spaulding Jr
I'oisomm; oi nut
USaoteii. who i- ii cati ,g !h> I■ ■ ■
youngsters
Mr. Templeton stated also id-.:
he knew mining eor,c. r-me '
aiit-.xo-y u-J’;;-h v.: : • h e
beer: scheduled nr ''in hdv t .e
dog altliOug'; ... ...... .-.
such examination would in
ducted !\V the state Johor •
Dr Woot'-n v-h., had derh-rn
ability to c .. >ic , sc op Toe •
dry night be: <• til • f j» . ;r .
ord.. were a- :■■■ .gin.d cr.i.. :j
!)Ot br t'EVffi.r'.. f'-r , ,
fore pry- - -i Wednesd.-n
Mr.:. Hall. hoy. ever. Ie; •: led fed
tow mg a v..).t b, (In ! 1.y.nl )i ...
U’. d: • ~;t< I : :I; ,• ■
ter had toid ), :i j i. r . ~ ~,r
.it. ole to -i n la
ment on the cause of the. children
dlnc.-s nlihoorli iheir c tj. n
‘‘wag much improved'
She was also iotd Rial t- -m we
•d the ho-piia! t.ad >'■■■■■■.
signs" of poisoned ni'i.ly.
Mr. and Mrs. ! •'
parent;, i.f .-nr f i’-,r t nr ,,e;,
dren arrived m t?.deign on Mnnda-.
from New York Ctv where n.ey
arc cum r.l!\ :• tdi;..
ItUIS. VUASTON
The rcuncr) for the df fen. •- >■■...
center.drd that the appeal aw-: of.
the courthouse* represents ■
of armed yen;!" and on Monday
asked thru the ivaiccmen be re
moved
Louis McCabe of Philadelphia,
one of the defense lawyer.-. d<
dared that when hi c-tnembt rs ,\
the panel jury •wrre c-uitronted '
by the display of “armed force*’
they were afected ,“in tiieii minds'.
The petition to remove im
guards, however, wa- oca rruflcd.
Basi' of Defense
The communists, it ws.-, report
ed. plan to use „s their de-feus, the
old law guaiantoeing changes of
'•enire ant, cr.uc. an ,i«
panel of jui-rs selected v.,,s .if
the “blue ribbon"' variety and nm ;
"peers'' of -he defendant;
Toe chati-.;*- of vt ntre will 1 1 k• i •
be asked becatise of the defense'.-
contention that enpanclcd jm-.i...
had already beer, effected hi m,;.
show of "armed force' out-:d< ;-,r
courthouse in lower Mswoiit.an, .
COUNCIL" OK’S
Smith to Lenoir, and Lenoir, I oni
Project Drive to Church Slrec
The fcllowuiu streets v/hu.h
now cut tho ugh the proposed Ft?
were recommended for -' ; i: nr
Church, from Boundary truth u
Worth Street; W -rth, from Church
west to Smith Street. ,-r«d Smith.
from Project .Drive north m Lenoir
Street.
The lequesl f>r the construction
of a new school on a site other
than that now occupied by the
Washington High School was made
to school and city officials las* |
spring following announcement m
plans for the expansion of Wash
irigtc-n High School in an effort
to make it satisfactory to rake rare 1
of the city’s Negro secondary school
needs.
Following announcement of those:
glans, however, the Raleigh Negro
;Citizen..' c.iiPiiuttec ••ind oUvn in
put i |IV) pO|UH>*i . <lllO.l fi puj.so-i."»l
'the VVii.'hing’on High -.ic w;>» un
! satisfactory because ot it-- dt-toncc
! noil' tiie center nf the city's Nc
! urn popuiniion, its inaccessibility
I and jts hi my I'u r' unded by ,i utti
J c r.ihy run-down quasi slum urea
Followin'; the v.-'ii-tlig of (licit
disapproval duritiy a p'ieeting i.-t
s. y.. .1 !',nt>( -inte!.!') nt_ Jet re O.
Sandei'-on '.id re.omb'i's of the
i (."'tizetis Committee and later con--
fr) a - 1.1 - w i t'n other city ufftetKls.
popuiati'm eltcov was undertak j
, , ■ I 'l • ' iii/.'. r punit h e which |
.-s' '.wed lh.it tin- highest perecnlago ,
of p i- cii ,• . Nr;:r" si-condar.v scitool :
, I-jin la-on lived t.ie eastern sec
lit" f tiie tit v .ni'l 'l-s.it the p"pu- i
ii-lion (Iritl was in that direction.
SIM 111 Al iIH V
j an ;
The n'livr Zulu pnpulatnn re
.-ovted primitive means in bring- I
: i:,<■ in' -■ ual:; v desii ■- I i d :i:<- i
been felt .ay the natives' for tie.- j
t aflt'. ;,;nt-(.- tiieu tsuiniry v- a. fir., i
"i;ivi.dcd" 1 > persons of other )).'i I
: ti'.Hialit.ie-.
Dm b . i: if.se!r. I- a City ovC'i ;
a iiich hank 1 .: a pall. Many homos j
: ave in .'ii .i. i.-'i by fire and other
have been v.V'dalized. M re than :
: 1.300 natives and Indians have been
treated a> hospiials fr.-r major iil
mont.-. fallowing the riot, wia rc-a>*
;niurc tnan a.i'-'O have been treated I
1 .r. minor cases.
An estim ■ t*-•;( .aiD.. Indians are
no?’ being I.isnl in refugee can-p- ;
n: and around ’!:< city cr- "ting a
problem es :-.r»r.itat.< 11 . food and ,
The nativr: in the uu an! )-• e._
have given notice >hat they will;
no longer tolerate the oyer-run
uns i f tholr land by '■‘but-siders'
who «• -»iti-i ! ~pw;t:-ii- :V» pel
.(■Ut t: |, • li.nimi'ir.' ei the iC- 1
Ginn.
st\ti; rvmoiir
• ! - - * )•»:-. if ? l\o (I •< v
• • A -Mocii.tion i!’ the B‘yfe.
t,» u nn inner/* Ihr . nr :
: ;■rrmin.-j:-. 4, Jh.»l dinonc ‘
’8• i ihrK i n i> ••Jicalori l if 4 ho j
ii ' .-vrratio;, of .« mythical white :
, Mijirerr'iycy .;nr; . t(» flic dciVin! of j
j» « ; ■■ printing exprt - ..'i n*
if' the true scn.M* of Mir
■ o: I A'. ’ r.g - the Khiu i •u'
so fno itnmigiont. h.» jhr .K'w or n>
Ask F.D. Patterson To
“Stand Up And f ight’
BIRMINGHAM Dr. F D Pa Her son, president ••>! Ttr
kc-jee Instifulo and a member of the 35-man committor ap
pointed hy Governor James E. Fto .'study tin. problem :
! of college training tor Negroes in Aidbarr .*. w,- urge-' - i
jup and fight for ncn df tcrim : nation by En’"ry O Jack: on -> ;
j coßvo secretary of the Birmingham NAACP branch n <t jotfc?
| dispatched to the Tuskegee leader this week
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I Peanut Butter 1 »> ' -35 c I
I Ann i‘a;;e With Pork and Tern, , . i. -2
BEANS t«- ’> 10c i
I Wftitehohm- )v- a(K)'atf d 8 i
| MILK J ta!l 39c |
I Packer’s J . hei
I TOMATOES 2 27c |
I Armour's
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SortFvV field Flour Inr
PANCAKES n:... ,13c
Ann Page Blended
SYRUP a-i, t „ 23c
Kin ida Full of 3nir.
ORANGES 47c
Fine Flavor Waxed
RUTABAGAS ? -9c I
'Medium Size
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1 GRAPEFRUIT -29 c j
PORK CHOPS Critter (3d (f»- 55c 1 j
PORK CHOPS End Cni a, 45c I
PORK ROAST Rib or 7,oin End lb. 39c
PORK LIVER Fresh ib. 39c I
—parking lots—
-201 E. HARGETT ST. 4lO HILLSBORO ST. 1
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CONFIRMATION CLADS Twenty six
dults, all of Jhem converts, wore recently
confirmed by ti e Most Rev. Vnceni S Walters
bi.hcp of Raleigh, during cercmcnies conducted
s', the Si. Benedict the Mesr Church at Win
;ion Salem. Standing with Bishop Walters are.
Father Giles Lawlor OFM, recently appointed
stunts a.-- pi t" t'-'bi... ;i lew vi.
/,ci ■ t:~ :i mi'anii'.git-: • iuun
"Tiie rift ft not!it i : tan ■ di-.p-a
!i> concent to dlvt : ’ a;it ;itr 11
fr'-.-in the r* d purposes- -of the oi.
gar: z.ation. Ii is mu- hi--p“ that mu..!
of the p<:u;.!c tvluj aw those pic
nu-i-s iw.mu d t• u? cic. <■, ■
fori:; by . di' :-cpul..tb!c i. -iui.. ;
lieu in nvinitfavuii'c .< favorable
testimonial.
Ml COLEMAN
DIES AT AGE O'” 77
\t ■ ; \L. *<it T'fili ~y f.t
Blo(/.Jonr V-i ;jf thr FT
(•f ft<r (iaug'nlrt. Mr T* .j. ('.•!-
ii-v;r. nn Pi M;. i tin S •'
i-nniuiry ]9 <?t 12:40 p.m. liHei >
: mrni. fiII be :»} Blnrkstonc. Vn
S ( Pu?<l;i_v ;»fUn><»on .Em 22. Shr
i ■ <r\ .’.'i d by nn»*■ * .)<\i on: \b
FFrir.li «,r p,. m , sebum. Fr-s;
tttat <•. S C.; Mrs. Abo Smith and
Me ■' Da".-.-; :,i-i FI.-yd 0.1 e
:■ ... of Paicigi.; Thr Rev .1 M
C Ifn-.ar Rector of st. philiip':.
('.'lurch. Bsookiyn. N 3' and nicrn
hri- of Board o! Jsdiu.:ition of N>v
Y--: C iv; Mr- David Wiison of
fb'-i'klyn, N Y.. n t o.:«
f Pr-'Vid< /-.(■!•. R F; C*. . Col,-
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fNS U RAN C E BUILDING
THE CAROLINIAN
assistant at the Parish and Father Joe Munzig,
OFM from St Phillips parish, Statesville;
Father Martin J. Collins, OFM. pastor of St.
Benedict’ parish is shown at front left.
Sf. Benedict's has sildwn remarkable pro
gress in the year since its foundation. The
Franciscan fathers are in charge of the parish.
governor sum
U < >■■■:■. .'no bavin? their sins vis
ited up-iii ihvr descendants."
A “'.iii' opportunity for training"
iui-' been ; :• od by the Gov
ernor for the Negro race in North
C.trolitri. Ho firmly believes that
N ,: Ui ('arnlie.i's Agricultural and
Technical College in Greensboro
lie <.- x t end tei appM.-
pi > ! . ■ and h i pledged that
vtli support liir- recommendation
I' i' i >: - million dollar building
P> a pii nr the college.
"I *1 '••• c worked under Negro farm
foremen and have hired Negro
i farm foremen," static! the Oov
lernor in pointing out the fact that:
i the inability of these men to fun<~- I
J lion properly under any clrcum-j
stance lay essentially in their hav- !
ling beer, handicapped by insuf-j
1 j fieieni formal educational,
j | The improvement of A and T. :
. | College will serve onlv a step in j
j the rectlficatii of these short- ]
I comings, the < wrnor pointed out. j
And p : icon's observations j
I on tin oe In of and for North!
• c.~ in, i . .. not been overlook-j
;ed b. ihe tolored citizenry.
A "marc!i on Raleigh" projected
by <hc Nor'ii Cart T.na conference
cl the. Nation;)! Association for the
Advancement of Colored Ptpple
j has been c.iis eied, and the ed'uca
, U s of the ..tat - through the exe
j outive board of toe North Carolina
j Teachers’ Associatl .n have e>,-
: pressed ad' ; to publicly congra
tulate the new executive,
i Kelly Alexander, president of
he S- do conference -a the NAACP
| m rejecting (hr planned march
'.so the capital :,id that hi group
i had abandoned the idea because
j"■ the liberal program of Go,'-
. A l ' 01 Kerr Scott ;nd Ins concent
jW i h the ad vancement of all pro
; pie in North Carolina regnrdics.
;ot race, creed or color."
S Ibe North Carolina Conference
As the NAACP has rep tested a
j conference with Governor Sso!t
j during which it is hoped that some
ji gt cement can be reached on it
proposed three-point civil rights
! program
j President Broun of the State
iTeachers Association was also ef
fusive in praise of ti e new admin
istrator, and proposed that his
i a roup prepare and dispatch to the
i Governor a statement praising him
j e
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I;. ;-..,. - RALEIGH ■•. "■
WEEK. ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1349
FILL OUT THIS COUPON AND RETURN IT TO;
THE CAROLINIAN
118 East HargeH St. Raleigh, N, C.
1 of Raleigh
' Your own N ; d d* Your Address) \
i »
; fee! that the appoint m«nt of a Negro to fill one of the*
vacancies on the on the Raleigh City Administrative
School Unit, (School Hoard) would be in keeping with
the democratic principles of our city and would serve
J the interests of mum H'im lent city school administration,
i
\ I suggest the consul w‘■tt of ...... . for
the appointment. |(Name of Candidate)
iun hi.- stand on interne nd affair.- .
jni the State.
Farmer-, factory v mker busi- \
j nessruen,, and peraou . uierwi.-.’ j
tclassified in the ov> ;i. r-itegcuy •
-•of colored North C 'ons Invr
rallied behind the Clove.nor i
A /ed farmer re w Raleigh ;
tool the Carolinian
i "Governor Sc- t’ i not n mats 1
,! to talk ;« lot and do nothin,;, t'vc !
i seen him roll up hi - sleeves and till !
: the soil like any other ‘man of the :
, j sojl’ even though he was at the -
j time tb<: State's Secretary of A.gri-1
I culture
j "If he say.; he’ll a thing, lie
j will!"
Head The Corolinian
Worst Place There Is
FOR CASH
it's easily lost, easily stolen and
you spend if without thinking.
Keep your fund., in the hank where
they are proteete’d and insured . . .
available upon a moment's notice,
FIRST CITIZENS BANK
AND TRUST CO.
“Serving Eastern Carolina"
RALEIGH, N C.
HERE AIND THERE ..,
Don't get 100 tii 1 /.! ovr iho
Langcr report on ir cr.mifa*l</ti
iti the federal srrviccp. Incoming
chairman of the Senate Civil Sty
vice committee will be Scnatot
Johnson (of South Carolina, i.niT,
whose attitudes on any kind 5
interracial justice are ten poin'?
below bad. (Notice to NAACP,
etc., better watch t.his.t
* V *
Let us teach our children to bf
proud of their heritage. School.;’
churches and homes, how about
spending more money in purchas
ing books on our historical back
ground?? (Ever hc:<■: of J. A
Rogers and Carte. Wood-on?)