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SOCIAL SECURITY
around 4? mllli n.
Tin old-Hsre InmiMc will h--
boosted ‘Tom 50 percent to j •>»» »»• .
'’Wit In some i'ti tegork-s Thin wii!
»«*■'!>, :tut,e Inri-vage ot s'oci.il
K*>otri<j* tax from un- to om- Mii
ontohftll percent
It was decided hv ihc
committee that thin ina-caae would
effective by .in i, hi
Mnl til at the lev'- Mould inn ease
to two uiid one-ha if percent by liuio
and in three pei-curr by 1 JiBB
The bill provides that the ieti;
brent ,;ge of fi.i yc.n-s be lowered
to 60 for women The totally mi !
ptminnenfly disabled hers- ns 'ill
Vecfiv' the rr.riie hcneflin a~ tbei
would it they bad rimheil retire
m»nt age,
A t-c tired peroaa would bi p* t
ni tiled to imi a ■ iniu li \
month without loss of benefits end
Jtrrton: over 76 would bo paid re
gardlfcSi of employment.
VA. IKK) 1 NJ.it
first shot itepuesod the side nt
Hall's tar, m which Clii-ek w,-
Kitting One p"Hi. i ulunrtMi -.o
Cheek':, face
Cheek was ti<ln -• ii to Medical ■■ •> 1
lege hospital Police. however, we
unable to find ilm pistols who
O.'rc.vs alleged the white m n i • ■ d
to flt-c :.t. i.be bouse. .N'ltber were
they abic to discover any bullet
boles. Both while nu.m <cn.>d til
ing at the house
Mrs Crews said sbe. had < <■ idi-a
that any trouble would develop is
a result of her buying tie bos,. ,
Her fftiully has not moved
in the bouse as yet Iterant.•• of toe
i and tlisni .-ind of threat that ' • •,
had Ik ‘ic not.”
G.\. IMRi NTS
bus t.ronspori itj! c; iu>* ; >nl m*
fifth of the < d o-"ri child rn ’e
reive such service
5. White schooN .v« 175
teaching days a -r ; > onlj ltd
ri vs foi Negro scho -
6 N- .:. • (oarin' , ■-
than white tenrhe’
7 There aie 2ft non-ioactiit . em
ployees in the whit- system ,■. ri
none in the Negro. While sclv Is
get janitor «erv;r- ( not :t i
iutions do net
The u d i A
Walden. Atlanta Jf ney md pro-'
sident of the Atlanta Urban L>
gue
DUBOIS
Aide before - hf> joint oonr = it
ter . < I K'orel.:o H> is' I. : .cl
Arnior! Services i cur,..quo: C •
they approve the revised ;r,* s ;
whi< h provided for M.lbb.Edw.noo t ,
furnish military s.-si *se to
Monh Vilantii y.-.-aty iwin’C'
.is cfi n -
geld »<i we cannot rule Ai 'hmoi
We tr: ri to rule Puerto Rico and
gave it the highest suicide rye
in the world. HV sought to : tic
China and have Just confessed mir
failure Wo sot out to rule Herniat y
and apparently our only resu’t is
«»rr‘.ni>r tr> th<- very forces "fit b
tve fought a world war to subdue
He tsked the Reprc.semati'aav .
how American w.i? op nipped ?n
tfain democracy to the world wb ri
she cboc»ecs a Seen tary of S' ■.
train-:d in the democracy of foorb
Carolina When America wan* •:
to linietvel the worst cconnini -
snarl of the ruodern world, co i
tinued Hr Dulloia, elm ''bom „
general r uicd in military int'U -
a» West Point, and when she wan
ed to - t.dy race relation* wi-■ >in .
bur own borders she aomm-o'icd a
baseball player.
fJ iw con i nation wh'-h »*-•
... rp, and d.-irki'-.’ eor | .t’*' i
world full of colored tteop 1, *-
asked
fn c.nnvpariae 'be hysteria whi b
existed >n America during tis nine
t*:en’h century with * - win- a
frightens Americans today v it.
ness sefd that, an' tit Iren who •!’ ■-
liked slavery In 'b : * sac’s vves c :■
an "abolitionls 1 or a "n.v.g» r
lower". H “ was a- • "'••• of V-Br-vm
ip free love and i-uc -cr ><i be.,
slave masters. It w-as coot >i
TRAIN . ;
THEM
-YOUNG
y/ f
You "an do a vounjrs-for WJ . * »y"'
on ifroat r favor thiru *.
by teaching the va iu. of Sfey \
thrift. Start doinjr this t JffWy \ 1 \J|
today: \ \
'Without “pinch inir <*» “tL : Ayt
“scraping” sot a id. a ** **
portion of your income
every payday.
•Open a Savings Ac
count with us where your money is proterv I
ed apainst loss, fire and theft.
•Make it. a policy to add to your ■<-count
regularly. Before you know it, regular d •
posits plus interest will give you n substan
tial reserve of cash that is readily available
when you need it
_ jFiRSt crnzENs]
BANK AND TRUST CO.
Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp.
RALEIGH, N. C.
(he! be nupht, to b- lynched or
mobbed.
tiuiuy whin anybody qucu.i,.p.
the nowet u! wculth. oi mi oeot '.
the buitllng of l'v: •», or expresses
1 jit f ii! civil right oi. IN: uloda
ll<- I- briMldcJ .-is U Onnriun .1
: i ovniiitl-jhist, a ' oundr-l ami is
luibi - to lose his lob or luild ni jn.tl
if, .tills HKKK'v lt;< KEH YiltvV
Hulloit. "«■■! .Mten.ptiug
< vtrn! to defend the t.’omniuniati-j
point ol view.
People run being aught today
j (i-iii Hip'stiiti i'oMinuiiisui i- 'one
I hi up. dii.hon.'K’. misled and esnati
! ir.Jby- evil”, doclari 'I lb - spc-akei.
: 'wb ; i they are made r,. think tha>
our e.ipitullstk ay.teni alone i
light. and Iru-h.
"1 i.i.i -I fellow-tiavclc, wlch t om
Imuntsls in so far ns they belie'-
i h<> ;rt ip ideals of socialism a.-
:lu id down b> the world’s Kf-eal
thinkers etnee the 17th century.'
flciliired i ! I'd leva l'u the .’l*'
Jit lon of poverty. 1 boh ve in -*”'••
i-ig the Soria! and politb-al p«»vv**r
of wealth 1 belP'v. in planning oi
. 1 nstt y inel more .mis! dlst ribii. ion
of income There is in this body :
~f belief nothing r< rolutjotvi ->
unless human progress is revoln
• ionni rivre is nothing which hi
, no* been advocated 1" the be u *
rbiukers of Hire- i enturics."
M\t l> Si’F.EUS All)
loud .irea. rc idling in the burn r.
. i ’brer Negro hotnes uc 'b
them 'ha' of Shepherd’s father) Mr.
Williams made on on-the-spot
in\e.slijffdion of the Groveiand sit
uation.
He isMhc.ed evidence indienting
that 'he prisoners are innocent of
.h. ...: a• ii.si ihem and *hat
-. .• jvfj 'i n ti-Negro sentiment
tf:c behond the rioting
.\<'yi. NAAfP Secretory Boy
Wiltons rc voaie.ci that conlrlbu
„ f o i ’, ,i ccli.-Pse of th( trio
.0 in ftei tile. Asjncin
tj< n amiounccd its intention of
:p, r .-..■<■ A yip . f SH7 3R
n.teivcd iron) Ihe stutlerds of
Bethiioi -Cot-kmon Colloae. 523
tjii. {neulty and students of
it •; ind i trial C i*
;, C c sunener m hool. and SSO from
Southtc.sl. . n Fede; dion of
Colored Women’s Clubs.
A n,.vv meeting tc, protest the
... j_,v ■ hriri in O ! -nil .on Aitgu-'
14 icier the dn-ecti n d John 1'
gljj. p..dt : i of the Orlan io
r.-m tv of- lie N A ACP, and it- ..*'
h Florid-. S’.’e Conlerenc- "f
MAACP branches The Association
s prd.d:sh ng pain > del pres'mi •
vri.ii.. this uec k sen’ a tot lor of:
(,f M-IRK UM)S
damage to three v«-<rro homes
which are located as proximate
ly bail block from the homes
o) the i ,vn ministers in 'he
\orth Sn.ithfield areas.
On Sntu-'dov ni.-.ht liowcvei . oii
; i nurci.nscn gclherod on fho p tcSck
iof the two hot. ms and np. uc f v
j upon, the first, of three errs which
had been Kchc-duted to .. al -.. '
, boinbioy i 'jn.
A :• revd. to ■ . huylAy
,l»■ -o-■ .. ij r.,' ti-: • T>Jg ' - f, K r : ' ’f
. tht r. K k 'di Vi phj ev r.w it -
Micss’ tofidid --U the le-vr. and
c-.’iiG’* tht' curbin''
A i'b’>ti a h ti'* bU’ ’’ ; rhatU red !
VI dnv ; b Uu- m ;!'!;< r:n od -M
‘ loosencd u-ver:!; pis-k■ n • senou*
d no to ciV-o;:- nouss
• r.%yy ■■ >' Vs- ~r V :;f '..fjf f D»*
• rches mjur cd.
Pdij-p Commis’.loner t.n-eoe
.Bull) Connors was repo; ted
‘highly hieenscd" -’Her lh f »«•
cilflenf and declared that the
t TV.. ;rj j - t-1- > 'Oilid ‘"hav'
called upon Die police fo r help
alter getting wind of tor plan.'
rather 'bap ''r-'lliog Upon
rie.ghhnrs
Occupant; -of ih" bouses damor
.ri in Past 7AoiCh*s *oouut.n : li.‘Ci j
,i, i, _• li.yp protect ion vc-vera! ,
-„
wee-ks bfefcri their homes' were at
lack'd
, l'he city of Birmlngti’.m last week
piii "tooth" into its i'.o-i-in: i.r.v;
-•vh eh segregate the ari .-s in w.ucn
! N-:gro«-« or wh'les may live.
in new t it> ordinance- udv eat
d 1" .Police Commissioner F.ugenr
ißulli Connor, any c-i-.-on vjolat
;n: »iv zoning re;:illations is rub
ier! to . tiiio . I $10(1 ••nd a jail
tv. rn nil to IfM days on conviction.
Tin: la-.” Conimiss .oner Connor
ind ■: U’d. i- desiuni ri In kci ;> lie
"N gi-o in I'iplace." 11 makes it e
.r ; c.l'neanoi l'< -. a Negro to move
into :m area designated for whites
i , wh't-> to moi into • colored
n. a.
C QN.VOK < '(IMHEVTS
P; aisinj! his own n-;iv cituim
Comn r commerjleb:
If something isn S done t«
*•(•111 this filing we arc goinc to
haic- i looiisbed ss sm-r as we
ate sitting here.
"Wr have sente colored pro
pip in ibis town who are >o
bus firing lor money
’lt t* impossible t» oompi'ii
mi-i> with these people. They
are pu*tiT>ir money nv»-r (heir
ran "
The; most recent city action lu
jimci-ow the laces was evidently
; c.-.s d to try and oust Negroes
from, then newly purchased homes
in the N.-.rth Himthfield arc, l Dc
pressure from many sources
di.w property owners have refus
ed i■: be put »ut of tht ir legally
.M-.ii.iri’d residences.
C nnor hinted that lie and his
legal advisors wr-iv woUlni- to car
ry - case up to tin: U. S. Supreme
Court, to test tne legality of the
new ordinance.
He will not approve n change in
the zoning regulations ;n the
Smithfield are.) ,a change which
the four other city commissioners
taw.- Such a luliu.; would lie : 'e.
qaickest. an.l h st solufinn to the
problem
NEW I AH
reads.
“Section 2: That <t -hall be a
misdemeanor for a member of the
hit,a roe ; to, for the purpose of
ertr-biishing a permanent, residence.
’. hav-ing moved into, t>'- continue
i > reside- in an area in * N City of
Birmingham generally and histor
ically rccogh'zed at the time as
aft area for occupancy by members
of the colored race: and
Setion 3 That it hall be a inis
--meanor I i a member of the
io.ii .. race to move into, f.,, uio
.ao rose ol establishing a p erman
ent resident, or having moved into,
to contimie to reside in an area
ier ocou'-anev fcy- momb*:rs of the
HOI MM, 111 IJHII
N! Am :m 'ir,* ' "iii g! I : —.m .»
F rk section by builder J W York
■ « a sto.;, iii that direction
Do-.pite Representative Id
He's statement mfl that -i
Vttornes .lamt-s Poynter which
declared that the repeated do
lay arc oniv a method ot
fighting and blocking ttie pro
iio.t. (he fits I'nunril postpon
'd a vote on approval of th.
pi aject for three weeks
This IMv-m d»- whica folievy :
o'ore sh u mru ;.h s study and in- ;
.oit.'Vf-i of the nrapesM hv the.
1 ■,i;' o’; 1':- Piacriu;; and 7..- ung
A omini’.sion, h -“ranted oftet
GOiii’gc T. O N . ko.. : ’-Mi for
bit’ Longview ii sKicnL- urged thoi :
i’urth*. r action hi postponed duo to.
ob.vnre from trw r ; i> of How tied
Venn ,:■ MlUm O.V fill 1J , ’ ! ,o>n..
view grosjip,
.’• '■ ut-y pi, titer <■,■•( d the.
■lwf -I t such , >-:poiiw:enl is
ceciary ' since all lias beer ■
(’ that (hero is to be .-eci m.m.ji '
: project. ;
f'ty Mar».Rfr Roy Braden,
howevei, recommended < ">'
Ihr I.engviow roc-dents he
pr»Mn(e<i before the f’«n r, Hi hv
legal r'»tjf’sel befnee the |w*-.
act-- on *ne pro jo.
■\tty. Pcjuter duel -ed fbai the ‘
ddod delay const m ntfs sei ious I
threat to the project 'lice it will |
picn.it only a #: cl p* r 'fi ! grace
fox the start «.<i the project p-ior \
to th» expirat’on cf options or) the
s)!« which are hold by York
CABBIE IS HERO
■".■••i killed hi'<-ause of. tni far’
Davis sustained back shoulder
•id ho. injuries. Although in
treat pain <n Blcnmingtoh hospi
‘ physicians said hs condition
'.’os satisfactory He is married and
Ole father of Two children. His
•f thi r Cornelius, of Columbus,
0., had died earlier in the week
oid the body had been shipped to
the family home iu Evansville.
TOM ( LARK
Jihn-erow and white supremacy
rulin' and him refuse.! to take so
non ogainst the lynchers :nui op.
press’.rs of the Xer.ro people" <!■•
ch; red Itobasoti.
The Nedrro people have rcßhUei*
r c Up tr demand (bat in steed of
on.iHni'- dark." Robenot) continued
'that. President Truman take th •
opportunity to redeem ai least Ip
part tils unfilled pre-election prom
l«*‘S to them by appoitltine: a Netirn
to fill rlie Supreme Court vacnncy
creats/) through 1 tie death of Jo- ■
Leo Frank Murph - "
K LAX 1 1 !■ EA LS
Patterson chareed that Attorney
Tom Ola rtfs kinship to th~ “Ideals"
of Rlanism disqualified hltn from
the bench.
"Clerk exemplifies*’. ■ ild Putter
son “thp spirit of former Chief
.lustk-e Taney who held th:;t ti \v
*rro hod no rights that ti white
rnf'ii 'vm bound to rcsbwt
Murphy claim's) the’ the veter
ans oriTani7.Uion which ho n as
soda led with has been sob looted to
un-American nradlre at the band.-
of Torn Clark who labeled it ex
subversive.
llojcnr" vl, hs.- served as flssts
tfiui attorn<•' .mipra! condemned
- Clark for the wir-t-tapping tactics :
Vsed in Hip Judith Coplon spy case 1
t -This be «?aid is m Indication that
s , the ulorjicy gonora! "has no ie- ;
i : ganl for human freedom.”
Tin Texas burn attorney "has
- shown "uiitempt for Negro people” ,
“ continued Rogge, "that ’o why w>
- -ire in easy murk for Communlßtn. * ,
Vie sa<d that inabad of Ih" ut
i tortiey yen.-ral raisins’ th-- otiji j
section to a. divh’Uui ni Hu- IJeperf
tni'iii nf Justice, he has lot it dl’ib
> bio away.
N A Arp A ITROVKF
. A telegram from Thurgoo.’l Mai 1
i shall, legal ooiiusol of the NAAci’
! rpprovlmr I lie uppoii:tm-nt of Attv
■ G"u. Clark, was read before the
committee -«.t tin Wednesday nigh*
session by Chairman I’al Mcf'arran.
C'-py of a oitfilion pr'-sentecl to
Ly general raising the civil rigt-* -
ton branch of *he NAAOP and
i signed by the Rev. Stephen Spotts i
wood, president, end Joseph H R. j
Kvitte, Soere’ary. was also read !»
i the chairman.
Some of the committee members -
questioned the reasoning behind i
tiv thinking of Negro groups on
the general attitude of the ap ,
pointi c
AI hough 11 was not brought out
in the hearing, it !« common know!
edge that 27 openings for federal
judge; are now available, and that
Oho k ‘ciid he would leave the va
i-ancles »o be fi'h-d hv J Howard
MoGi’i :h wlm ban Vieen appointed to
fill Ins pl’-i.'C
NEGRO KILLED
! Ibis tiir,', by one willt.- 'nan
I.rr.ion Ricks, 50-year-old turpni
; tine worker shot and killed
here If. st week Wood row Willi
ams, 25, white, during an at-gumen
in bich two other white nu-n p:n
iticipated. The other two men. Causs
Wiliam son, 50 year old father-in :
law Os the "layer: and Lest.’;” Mix
• on. to v.’.-rc held an material wc
Williamson was an c-led
-fermally on charges of murder
According to the sheriff the four
men bad been arguing, hut none ■
of (Ik men would J ay exactly wh'i
caused the murder. Woodrow, he v
;ever, admitted shuot.iftg the nru-
WURDWIWLH
■ Award Ctafion. Out of the 21 irr
- sura nee. companion cited only tne
: other in the entire South, the Re
| public National Life Insurance
i C 'mgany of D lau Texas, quali
fier!,
■ The letter r, ( t'rfd by president
: Spaulding wa - Odl v •
Dear Mr. Spaulding.
C :yrniulations! It is my pleasure
)to advise you that of tne almost
4 700 annual reports submitted ‘hi..-
vi-’ir, \(',-r coipinion v ; one : ’t •
| the 1126 entiles achieving p "Merit
- Av> *rd" t itntion in the Ninth A”.-
• nual Survey of Annual Reports,
which .qipears in the FINANCIAL
: WORLD
Please Hccept this ceit'fiiMte a.-
' indy- d froi.. the -imai. mt of erti
• eived a "Morterr. Rating” it has
’qualified foi ihv f'.nai consider Lou,
iby the Indcp«vndent Board of :
iJudges in the coming selection of
'Best Os industry" aw.ud - u ■
results of ’he fiiu.m-ial j idging ferf
! O c-r r f tr>duMr.v" L oid-'e •• j»l .
:be araviuncrd u <-;:riy Oefrbcr
Will you be so kind a- to re
turn to,; M'di'sed iijuesllo!tn:-ue t i
■mm ,-.f -t ' judges in determining;
. L,: ..I-’ -a i i:v of 'in v, .a > i” ad : -
ir ;t i ” i t> •>i < end pro- ■
| duct; in u; you.- IfMK ouni'fil re
■ p rt, v -d! a- I’cydersn, and ;
C. ■ ’j’ci a■ ■ y v-. -..
; The N (" Mutu : 's aar-. 1 1 report ■
\c.,i. j-jifbl H’b*r ; ir. th; ao Mm nni.
s-'-’v ■ d'.Lor. of the Wiicts’one !
•y tr pii’Mi quarterly -pub’ir.’M j-n. ,
and w printed by the Service
Printing Company. *a Durham firm
The abc-ve letter announcing t- c
“Meril Avard” < RMior, -ws nr,,
.•.•eded only two day? by another
from the Irsu>urtr Rest arch and
Rc\ iev,- Service of Ir>d ; arm»polis.
Bci on June LI praising the
work that. N. C. Mutual is doing .
and the high tauthirds it is main
taining :
Wl\s FREEC'OIVI
i i lease from the penitent lory. Ac- •
• cording to his attorney Luis Ktd
: ner. he plans t > flic . claim sot j
l • SIOO,OOO through the state lesisla- j
lore. If he earin' t get tin- mor.-y ;
| there Kutner said, he will then I
■eek retmn through tho courts, j
1 This renrsenU the income Mont- j
! g ornery would b. vt earned if he •
bar) been free, thr attorney said, j
At present Montgomery is living j
; whh his brothc -in-1 nv. Edward!
MacKletchcr whohtr vise. Sen- i
■t.owi., ig iti she worked throughout j
his pi i> - on term for his freedom
As ’isc ;, n her e-mclftion is isn- '
or ved lie plans to move to Wood - {
I land Pane Mich , where !• broth- 1
■ t-r-ir. 1 ;v.- own. five lots. He wont"
ito get i.*v«y from Waukegan as
j soon as possible j
rLAVS FUTURE
Os his future Montgomery said i
‘Tir.-i Em going to Chicago and ,
sci ibt ut that Jot) that was men-,
■ tinned to me while l was in prison, j
! was a skilled mechanic vhc»» they ;
out me pv ay in 1921. That's wha< ‘
II am today end that s the work f■■■ -.
1 looking for.’
| He has alto been offered several
' spe.-king ortgecepu ru for carton? :
j tours, but tie -ays would r-ifhcr 1
' work with his herds.
■ At the time of his conviction.;
j Montgomery was -entmeed to life j
: in prison.
i In announcing h s decision .fudge j
, Igoe remarked ir. a ion® if. .page \
1 opinion
“The trial of TMontgomer.: was ;
jo sham in that <h. the .state's at- i
tornfly dominated the entire pre-!
’ ccedings tbt Ino Hate's pftnrney!
THE CAROLINIAN
WILMINGTON
CREDIT UNION
MEUS NEEDS
I :
Wilmincton N ibe Nt ><
i H li-v-i- fp'lit Union ■ hi-'h ■n,
u'gdnized in Wilmington rhout a
.It ux ago is grow ini’ steadily both
in membership and financial >
tror.gth. As a result of this growth
1 the orgc'irzatkm j. ; pro pa, d to
rcnrlt r a helpful service to its
members
At a very low rate d interest, I
: mans are being made on terms tip.
ito cwei- e months This very lib-
I -ml and helpful * <rviee the ur.'t-n
i <.« r tendering is rerard-d
•worth while contribution towards
j the solution of the economic prob-;
I inns among colored peoph in this
j community
Loans 'ire made to iv-ithy ap
• pltamts among the wit:.. c pn
?ie 'n the low income bracket? as
wc|i ps to those v-iin receive l.avger
j incomes. '
A public meeting ->f th- New
Hanover Credit t.V-nn will h- neld
i t p, ice Mi mort rh'.oeh. rath
mci Orange S'rer t . m Wetlr.r o.
in.ld. August 21
A program has lor ’ ■ •. • d 1 >
make this occasion no out vabls
; meeting and to g v. the pj: in m
j format ion in detail about the tnim
erf its benefits of the Cr-ri’t Union
The members of I unum arc
expected to be rr- sent and i-e
•nihlic is cordially ir.vil-d to conw
nut, get acquainted with the ■
' ganization and line up w th it T ! *
; union ;s out to hr-Ip the 'Negro to
w-wc,me a hotter citizen and
'more progressive ; ?oe h* :I. i*-
: n!o hut vital ni‘ ns of noft'ifl
' ti<in.
Plans have been made fm .< one
day picnic at Atlantic Hracti S
C on M-nday, August 22. for the
benefit of member: of th >;w
Han ver Ctcuit i ■ s . nil so a:-.
ers who tic; ire to g.. v. tp jin nn
-w for a day of - „ ;,oi ...
... Hie .-i hnre
The secretary will oI tI * n. w
threatened refn 1 iat on t. v re,..
Klux Klan ii the defendant ; ids
counsel attempted to -ffei ? y
feme, and iri th. js-uc ■;; jhi-
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