WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 5. 1941
The New
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2-Unit oven 3,000 wall.
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ELECTRIC CO.
133 E. Hargett St.
Phone 3-5031
“A Savings Account”
“Helped put in- vasv reel '
It was one of she safes! invest„
merits that I ever made during my
productive years and for building
up cash reserves, j van recommend
a bank to anyone.’'
FIRST CITIZENS BANK
AND TRUST CO.
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Adler’s Ambassador Theatre Building I
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” SHAW RINOMEN
WIN OVER SMITH,
ST, AUG. IN MEET
Till- Sluiv Unlicr-ity bp.vmg
;team rmc: ted o : ,i winner o\e
‘Join; nn c Smith mid Sc Atretic
iline's n tj'ianKuliii' b xing meet
; Friday nighi iu SpoUhii:,; svnuia
1 hum
!|, Tile Shaw fight) .".ataal dei.'L
11 ••■ions in thro bmiis 'l' a -even
rii-iit raid while St Align: tint*'- wi.-
' j picking up tvv \ ictorie-!. Snath
.om', md mie elided in a draw.
tn (in' opening si t-lo John
1 Wyman < 134 >, Smith, won the deci-:
iskin over Carl Trevares < 131'• St
! Augustine's Other result.-, were,
j Arthui Tavior i 1.35), Shaw, over;
Howard Grier 'l37c. Smith, by a j
'decision; Charles Coleman 1 143», i
!Shaw, a decision over Herbert Jes•
fersou Smith; and Charles!
jLogan f 170*. S’. Augustine's, over .
Waller Aim »ur i 171 *. Shaw,
1 By a- pi ll decision. Jonathan 1
Byrd < 157 1 Since, won over Charles
i Mosi".' 1 152', Sc Augustine's.;
!Charles Miw''i.s (179 c St. An M--
j tine’s, garnered the only TKO of i
die evening by stopping Allen
lGrooms 'l79c Shaw, in the second
j round of the near-final go. In the
;final bout. George RobciCs iMfii.
Shaw, and Thomas Brownlee (138>.
: Smith- fought to a draw and a
j statu!.;!!!! when both gave out in
the third round
DOG IN 6 DAY VIGIL
BY DEAD MISTRESS
PHILADELPHIA (AND —Mr Eva Smith, 55 year-old
• Slate relief recipient was found deed in her home by police
lasi week Standing guard ever the body was a snarling, starving
Kerry-blue lerr ; er.
Neighbors notified police that Mrs Smith had nol been seen
and they thought something must be wrong because they heard
lof dog, Spider, howling. Neighbor- also tcld police that Mrs,
Smith was never seen in the neighborhood without her pot.
Police raid the woman had been dead about six days..
Charles Kramer went to :ho house after hearing the howls
1 el 11.e dog. and tric« the doors, found them locked then peered
through the windows, Kramer said he could not see nor hear
anything but. Spider’s cries, and tailed the police
When Patrolmen Howard Slater and Clinton Warren arrived
and forced the cipor open, the deg dashed at them wnh bared
fanqs They retreated and returned with a bone The dog took
the bene but dropped it each time the officers tried to approach
the room where the body was.
One patrolman purchased some hamburger and threw is to
the dog. The officers then entered the dining room where they
found the body of the woman on the floor,
Plan Supreme Court
Test of Bias Ruling
New York The validity -if sou
regra!ion. in public park-, and. r<>
; creational facilities is headed inw
ard a Supremo Court test. Thur
good Marshal!, special counsel for
it no Nat! Assocication for the Ad
vancement i'i Colored, People, a.n
--; nounceoti here today
Mr Marsnnn's p; ■ f:.: :v.-
ialrii folov.'tig a derish.: > the
Kentucky Com' of Appeal. or.
; February 21, upholding a lower
| court which had gr.mteii a motion '
to dismiss the complain; of Dr
F. O. Sweeney ague st the City of
. Louisville.
Dr. Sweeney, through NAACP
lawyers representing the national •
office md the ioc: < i ,<•>• sued
: the city to halt the pr.-ctice of,
refusing to admit Negro residents
to the oily-maintained amphitheatre
!and gulf course The city'.- molin,.
t- 1 u.MTiis.l ihe coir.piaint was gi ne
ed in file trial conn.
if! trseir brief before the Kou-
Mick- Court of Appeals, . -
Alfred M. Carroll. James, C ndh
> and Beni-min. SI, aby of I .-,vil!<
and Franklin H. Williams
• NAiAOP national oft'Le pointed ,
DOMESTIC JAILED
IS E. 1. SI.AYiM,
. An -el, iA NT Pie- fj, ;
laggibio break in the mysterious
death : f t, Waller ' . (Jo, dm.. ;i
then huliic come thi -A.-ck w tie, i
police «11 ji: • unced to . rc-r * of \VU
k-‘n Appleby, X- domestic work-
I or.
I IVtcotives ccumVocl Appleby t..
Mho apparent murder r fho\
they Tno:i AT o i;i ]r . ‘ i K ‘
longing to the* v-.-timv under Ap
: plcby's niiiiin. >* h-. , m ; ,-
!I*» c Ne \ v r>j>,•r x) • p. • *, -; t, ;
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j-s**ll being held.
b Pays jo Advertise!!!
out that Negroes, wiu, number 65,-
000 out of a total poptjlation of
! 145.000- are restricted to park fa
cilities foaling 153 aert :•>. while whie
: persons have 2.267 acre, of park
facilities for their use They fur
ther pointed out that though the
• city maintain.-, five golf courses for
’v. a. yair.ens. no Nio ro is allowed
■ln use them and w no is provided
for Negro citizens. The NAACp at
t raeys argued that such segrega
tion resulting in this clear discrim
ination is a violation of thcUnited
’ States Constitution
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AUTOMOBILE
SEAT
COVERS
1 Lot of 100 Sets
SEDAN AND COACH
$795
Coupe and Coach Front
$445
While They Last
Originally $9.45 to $17.95
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THE CAROLINIAN
BUCKNELL PROF.
BECOMES NAACF
LIFE MEMBER
l.rtvisburg. r.t. I*r. < yjrus
llarreld Karraker, assistant prn
f< -cr of history of Jturknrll
I'uiversity, this work la-caine
life member of lh> National
Association for the Yilv.itur
ment of Colored People. Or
Karvaker took out his SSOO
member-hip fluoush the Buek
nell NAACP ih.ipfcr .vhieh lie
has served as adviser -mcc
that time.
In a letter In Mrs Kirby Hur
ley. NAACP youth secretary.
Dr. Karraker expressril his
pleasure at making the contri
bution to th Assoeiatinu and
stated. "Working for the N Y
A. C p. is the sort of thing
that means real happiness."
It I’d vs lo Vchcrlise!!!
Something New Sensational
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EXAMINATIONS |
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For Students Planning To Attend
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
IN PENNSYLVANIA
In September, 1949, Will Be Held \ Follow j
M M-rh 19, Rnlei.qh, N, C. 10:00 A. M. |
Washington i •:.gh School
March 26 Buiefie’.d, W. Va, 10:00 A.
Genoa High School j
STORE HOURS 9:00-5:30 WEDNESDAYS 9:00-1:00
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\ K EASTERN CAROLINA’S LARGEST" ;>g- r y
Urge Extension
iOf Rent Control i
; W;r- : i',.r. tcm i t testinWhy i”• .
li'-'ic the Ixfi(‘onmiitU a (;:i Hank- !
I ini' and Curi'C!:t,v, U’e National!
■ v ockilinn f. the Advancement j
■j !' Colored People U;:s week r,rg«T. j
s fonß)i.i s!v xxihcs and extend j
j until at least .fium 30. 1951 the fee- ,
• i i .it it'ie eontvol taw wtnrh expires -
3! • -h .lit, !949
1..f.-:iio Perry, ndnunElr.iUvc a ■ ■
xiviant ot ii:i> .N \ Wsshirighm i
■ Bureau ure i! the Commit tee to'
idiscontinue 1 the so-called voluntary
I U | if, i, cui rent increases which .
: the present lav, allows. ?\I. . Perry;
said there was never any justifica
tion for tile c voluntary" increase.,
exacted "at the point of a pistol,"
nance the interest of landlords are
adequate ly protected in eases of t
; hardship.
The NAACP also asked for:
>1 rerißt honed enforcement powers
■ f that portion of the law winch
permits criminal action as well as
* t-oble civil ox mages an.!ins! has'
lords v. ho w ronuiy r. .sc rents or
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I evict tenants
Tile NA \CI ; * an amend* j
Iment to IIR- t?3t, the Adnainistra- j
I do"-..;.- po -ted rent control bill ;
i which piw s veterans and their fa- j
indie: re- 1 tali: p.-rfereueos in the ■
; has.- and rentr.i of dwellings i
ibu’lt since .Leu 30, 1947 In urging !
| that- the bill be arm sided 1 : jjve ;
i preference, to veterans and their
if: untie:; v i them i • ret to race I
i color, creed or national origin.' 1 !
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PLACEMENT BUREAU
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
1 he North ( nrolina College Placement Bureau has
Been e.-tabiished by the North Carolina College Alum
ni Association t<» serve three groups:
2* . ktcdents' ft# l*?Ff I MiWmm*
, ... »mm a i , « .
the: collect: §
T'ne objectives are:
i Fo serve prospective employers in theii efforts io
obtain <jualified employees from each Senior Class
by arranging interviews, meetings, and, also, sub
mitting personnel record upon request.
2. io devoJop and maintain i. job opportunity file to
assist members of the Senior Class and Alumni in
locating employment in fields for which they are
qualified and are desirous of positions.
>. I o maintain placement records, and follow-up ser
ve os lor Alumni in order to assist those who desire
changes, and to recommend changes when place
ment opportunities are available and desirable.
C lo serve the ( oliege by maintaining personnel roc
onlm graduates! which will include personal data,
trar.si not, photograph and confidential rating
.sheets.
I Employers, students and Alumni are cordially invited
1 to avail themselves <>{ the services of the Placement
I T here will be a representative at N. C.
I State teacher’s Ass’n in Charlotte, N. C. I
M. S. JOHNSON, Director
wakes every room
say "Welcome!"
Striking new patterns and glorious ' ,
colors make vour rooms more inviting.
|ust see what you can do when you
decorate w ith Kaiulell chintz! So budget
right that you can have new draperies V*
and slipcovers for every room. All on the
lines! of fabric with a permanent,
w ashable everglaze finish. Full 36-inch
width and only $1.41.) a yard!
Beautiful florals wit a matching solids and candy stripe*
Also Nursery Prints with Circus Motifs Breakfast Room
Designs, and Game Roam or Den Patterns.
Home Furnishings Third Fioor
Mr. Perry said that 5S per cent of
the married Negro veterans in the
Sofoth. as compared with 33 per
cent, of the white veterans arc liv
ing doubled up.
"Tis situation dues no: necessar
ily result from inability io pay rea
, son able rents o-- sale prices,” the
| NAACP spokesman continued, "but
I •• was c of restrictive really pw
i tiers based on the color of the vet*
1 craii."
□T'CHOiFROBES 1
Mad* cf f in* fnci*ena , s ft i
down-to p r :c«s to Es J
your budfiaE
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