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N. J, PASTOR
his car with the in lent* in f *ak
f”S him to the Nmveri City ho
pital, police were told, but cTscov
trod use man iva-- dead He then
thdvo to a nearby bar and gn;l
and dun red the body behind it
The bud' whs difccuvered /
hours when Iwo lumteia
were putting then dn'is in ken
nel.
The minister, who .'<■ married
and the father of two children, has
been pastor of the church «inr®
I9<l He is a native °f Orangeburg,
S. C. At ir.it time he was president
of the lea! onaptev of the NA/u U
sbd is ’veil known for his work
amen:- interracal craaniartions.
KILLER WINS
state when an Inmate over there
L-mith s trial In March of 1313
was well foiowel in that Smith rl?
dared that he had an nncnntrnl
able urge to kill and that hr had
been hospitalized in Nn York City
aud treated tor a mentai ailment
This was later confirmed by repie
senfative.t I’rmn the institution.
Smith was apprehended bv a noth
er cab driver and poll or aftri h°
had been seen by one of the dead
man’s buddies leaving the cal*.
Smith h- said to have b»en < a frying
*j revo)v'*! hi hie pocket He had
ordered the driv«i* to an out of the
■way location and had then C u I
sd money Before ’be money could
h turned over pot lop say Smith lost
hi-- u> iand fired from his pocket
The hu I let struck Haines in the
baik of hi head. He died in fantiv
Smith pleaded guilty at ?h< Iris
and v.aa convicted and •n’enc <i
to death. The sentence was upheld
by the. State Supreme court Wed
r,e-.day f otic wing the parole board
refected a plea for clemency and
on the following dav, Gov. Duff
to grant a stay of c'lec.u
tiop,
MARVA nn IS
'Buddy' Hutchens in the purchase
. Cole was made general lnamn-'tT
Hutchens operator of a poli
wheel in Gary, Bid. was tn>>rd. r -
e.fl over ?. year ago by unidenlif'ed
white g-oigsters a. he left hu- vs
tablishmnnts lea» ii-g bis infere-t
--to his wife.
It l. believed tba* both Howard
and Co le had b’d for the H.o
from Mis Hutchens, with •‘-"‘•aid
finally fakutg possession with
$2-*» <V*o purchase Tile Hut> hOns
H* r ok plus Howfird's TO per ce t
avc him BO pu cent cr.nl'olljt’.g m
♦ fro.' ♦ • • tf'jr |; -.ff? f" '■ > ' r r*.
ly became despondent, and a sc.n
of heated arguments follow- ri
Cole ”'B.-: relieved «f his do! r
»s general manager and • Ho-,
s'd mati' vas j- 1 it m his ”ftce i tie
gijlf - K ’t-. , ,rt *. the to 1 I *vi- .1
erred
The end of a partnership ceded
with the r. day morni- * t -.tlinr
Both Cote and Howard vete er
erally 1 c" pm eri , - b-g n.onr ■
in the §o»>»h SJd-v ? thcuung peJi-.-v
bttsine-.s. Howard's fs'hcr. n> El
met ft o y .-.i id, aas m Rochester
Minn - hen *lk l*adf.- Fide .1
Wilson undergo 'g t* raiment’ He
rush'd home Friday morning
Coronet Bird's: revealed Fat 'he
ttgut’fu! Marva had come mt the
piotw* r when an anonymous t«jp.
phone informed the police that she
"could give -"formation The Cot
oner s-aini tl-. t he ''-anted hoi to
appear because of tier o!-\-.<’ as o
elation ■' >th the deceased
Wjnstdf* Howard who was roar
ried. attended the University f ! !
linoi;- and was s graduate of Loy
ola. He .along w.th tv;:.: broth"!'
Car! -:'*'.i E 1 !-:"!■ ->r.ci h r dmo p--.r*
were reputed ownc:. of t t.->
vtrns and a t-qtiar store as >-r>> as
theii policy interests
MAP PLANS
were alio preseat
The R*v. W t fiT". - D' tricf
4 Fayette ..-'lie Prof J M Broad
htrst Jacksonville District s rr>—
C £. Dean Oibsonviile District i:
Mrs F Carter -imith Monroe
District g; Mrs Arney Johnson.
Asheville, District 10. Mrs. Maty
Holliday, chairman, Safety; States
ville; Mrs. L Ft. Vancey, Het'tle:
son, PTA Children’s < amp; Mrs.
D. M. Tarnigia, executive aocre
tary j
BIG DON LOSES
cnee -pinned •* ftiOtt.POO price t : '.'
and whose --election for this sum
mer's all-stflr game caused lifrvd
eye ones in in«nr quarters
The two p tchc' s battled thrms -
inning after scoreicv:, irnii/r riowi,i
to the ood.tr,rn cf the ninth v-i‘r.
Reynolds givin? up two hit; and
Hewcornbe giving up five but pet- i
process.
rn it ting not a single walk m the !
As the -Yankees went *■■ bat in
the last half of tile ninth New
combe and Reynolds had ll ami
9 '-trike-outs to their respect iv
credits foi a total of ?o. The record
f<t» strike-outs by a singu pitcher
Jn s world series fame was 13,
and ft appeared that Big Don was
well on the w y toward setting a
new cne, '
The fans had settled down to a
prosper' of extra, inning: in 'he
thrilling pitchers' duel into which 1
the game had resolved itself.
Then Hendrich. Yankee lead'd-f
man in their half of the t intb came
to b-t s i'dl found hi m f facing
two and noththg count with *ii
f«*K checking their scorecard« **•
see ’hut Yogi Beers wa i on deck
*ml the Yankee Clt'ppev, Joe D*
Maggio w;»- hi 'the hole
T*>* sTiortswriters m the press i
Hox said fterivards Hint Bir/' Dot
might have relaxed for s second
t&infcinc of How he was going :■>
pilch to Bi i-i'a «n--; DF' g''>. bu
«lM»<evei u was. Henrich saw u r,f
th-sit .be hi?od and »wußpß f/,r> it wif |
?-%£- gcjp p ihr bap
F-a.'.t of the Isgend behind Hsn
;ric-n- being •. rt > -y -Old rttJia -ir
•■esult-' from his having broken
rip me uutiiiiii, idint; mis st: - -.: *
with a homer and having ended
I tit.- last A nnitr ii. i n : tguia i .-B .ijO'i
with j humcr.
B g Don set a rfv record, 'after,
after -ill .though it was the fuui
i.iiic nun. a single nome run iiau
'pi • vidl'd the margin Iwlwnen -
• and defeat in a Woiid be* it.i
game.
HAMPTON
d l.'rban L.eague
Three confer? nee sessions Iri ■
day " >il deal with equality of >p
icr-iUinily in industry, ledal protec
i lien for employment r'ghU of min-
; >• ity employees, and organized la
; bur's approach to thy problem of
integration.
Among Friday's spec ker;- ' ll! be
the following. Thomas A, ' lot can.
Chairman of the Board md Direr
nn of the Sperry Corporal Ban
L. Willi y. Vice-President, tut r
tionai Harvester ( • nipan.v. H 1
vVillkie, Vice Prestdem 1 oph
i Seagrams and Sons; Patrick ft.
! ijorman, Seer-'tary - Treasurer ■
the Ainalgatnatf d Meat f'.'u*tc
i Union, AFL, Stanley If IttiHen
burg. Dii-ec'oi o) the Deuai Iment
.if Ro-ioarch and Ediiv.--.uvn for the
; CIO. Charles Hou-steri, of i-.- N A
\ C P legal staff, r till Go
M hiiiM-on, Dean of the !nM
Cniv ri siiy Daw School
A moc-t Frio ... «> v i o
"The Roll- of tin r. o’ e-, in i Ip
i ciatioii’ will be f> i >ve j ,->y a
<cner* - f the H-.r.-n v.. *''ho.'r.
.vitii Mi"s Delorc-; Swas, «uu-ano
a fP’jfl gt ad'iafe as tb>- f--a*ur<*d
s*! uist.
’i he Inauguration itself will tnk
i place Saturday morning. October
i 2ft. Full program details will be
announced later
FLA. SCHOOL SLIT
space to take caie of what the com
mit tee described a-' o' , et , cro"*'“ , i
conditions.
;? Erection of gymiiaiin'ii.i ei
; that a supervised recreation pro
gram may he carried on* duri-.a
the winter.
The school board in receipit of
a letter eoiVaining the recoromen
dations turned it over to Superin
tendent. Crockett Parnell to ans" <
j t p sahl the' they we’-e doing evc-vv
thing humanly and ftrancially pos
spile to ,ee that each child receb • ;
•he In', f pussi Me edu>-ition
The committee which iindud"-
James T Har? p, S Tampa met
eh an' Hlvthe \njre-v- vdltoi >'
the Fieri'la Sf.i-iucl. mid V F
Rroughion iusnv'incc excioPiv"
... f ,..k0rl for a onalified N®cro u
pervl-o| They declared that till
-i hi >oi i are detriment ally control
id bv politics.
Th. ini f<-r Bpni to #be
board requested that 'all differen
t-ials in faeilitie-r- between Neuro
, -inrS while ;-i boolv be ended 'nip ,r
difliely."
! 11 ’a' - d ti?; i h.v ■ - ir • p.-ct
full* request tba* yov establish in--
ni«d lately equal -ebools a- prov-.H
ed in th'- Florida State C on?*tt,!
Hon a. iuaraateed by the I4fh
Amendme-nt to 't>e Pon?iiufton of
(be I'nifed Sta'es. and as directed
bv lb® dertston of the court.' •
recent case m R'.'hmond Va
If »he suit j;, surreysf«i *t n
Involve huiHing ptrograni of wort*
than M.O^O.OOfI.
NAAFI’ SHE NT
iAt by usins q to mj ■
■/ I'ito t v?r) rscftpo tho Htu s, i i
dicutr Hid bro»i(jht on
him bv his black skin it otdv -
-orprij * j that q vstorm NAA f 'P
lfic\a\ ha“*'- f’or *h CT
v rg» 0 tr« * - L-•* V• 4 ''n ’ t J vTn s, t »c
or seeming!v aopm > away 1
to solve the ?•’?cro riv'blem
RIGHTS FIGHT
oof!on rr? cth r ]s«’.*!**;■- 7^ f *►..• .
flyvvc
H" promued h- - f that Fair
Employment Practice legislafon.
•-•iF>"id in many quarters as one
of the most important -nd poten
tially productive planks of the
right; program would be taken up
as soon as Congress reconvenes in
■Bmuarv.
No s tat cm out ■ >,n a made, how
ever, is to what action Is contci-i
--ilat'-'d n< <h t ime lo > ruible the
hurdi'ng of 'he blockade set up
t-y '.h* Southern Democrat-Repob
; liean coalition which her ma'ntaiu
cd nn unbroken f ront in the fi/h*
kg a iris' enactment of the rights
program.
NAACPSUPPORTS
UN TRUSTEESHIP
TO RULE COLONY
NEW YORK Commend'tig
D'vgvc Lie. Secrcary-General of
the United Nations for his stippo) t ’
■ of *s direct United Nations trustee
ship for hf< fnrnv'Y Italian cofnr it :
in Afr ; ea, Roy Wilkins acting
NAACP secretary, wrote to tc
UN official today expressing 'ho
hope that he would is*- '‘every in
! fluence ot Uii , office to tier 'hat
; ihis» recommendations for the die
on -if the- forme- t.ta'Bri cob
' o.'iic- i- adopted at the current ses
sion of the General Assembly of;
i 'he United Nations."
'Sue 1 ! trusteeship, • Mr. v-'ii
! kins wrote, "should be maintained.
’ foi s 1 mited period w-tli a view
wo developing th .‘ mb-.hUmits of
1 these binds f : ;ir i!-covero.-c* i -1
p'inil iwtiouho.-’fi as <-apirily »« j.io--
Isible. . You may be sure th -i '
wf, h;n-i the support run only of
onr organization hut also of aii
those who are --triving for and be
i Hove An Hu , cbt-.ot ‘scU-detcemin
rJia-i* and ‘.be -of «|i ftc,
< OVTFKT WINNER -- The
Rev. M. F. F. inker, pastor of the
staple 1 rmplß l ongregational
1 hurcb. who was the winner of
:i paster s popularity contest ent-
Uiictt’d recently by the rarpet
(lob of f'act Chapel AME Zion
Church and the Pastoi's Aid of
Maple temple
T'lic Pastor's Aid raised $913,71
to w iti the first prize foi the
Rev Mr. Booker while Ihe Car
pet club raised $131. 01 to w*n
Uie second prize i'fu the Rev
Mu bet Gary, pastor of Grace
I etriple.
Inr remits <>t the i iini st
were aiinouncert followins a.
program woicti was < lUidiK-teii
last Mtndav atternoon at tne
t.r.tcc Temple Church. Sermons
wire delivered by Hie- Rev. Mrs.
Gary and the Rev. Air. Hooke'
Music tor the occasion "as fur
nished bv the choirs of the two
churches
mankind."
The NAACP Mr. Wilkins point
ed out, has taken "a sUotig stand
against restorntoin of Italian ad
min'stration in these mlonics •«
any forpi
ACMERFAI.TY
COMPANY
R»4t! Estate
Fsty and Automobile
Insnrjvi’co
Personal
LOANS
I rTra.t Up T* -Rill;
T-x f ". Personal Dents, '•.*.’’ci
Raleigh Industrial T/>an
, Wo invit,, ,mi to '•■.une in
and talk it over
The
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S in complete »>c.iv <- oilf-ction of exquisite formats have ;w
!Owd. These -include BrciS-s , ,>n'-thf-shcmldor ,sty!<*s vith
•Rohm ant .skirts in jylfcnrnsing satin, rustlinu" t# ffet a -i?id j
Bo come ift in rhfMfiW-' C'l'.r of (t <■s(* Tovciv #ow t ss. so»
your if rand entrance Nov, 25th,
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FfTR OA'R’TLTMT A M
WOMAN’S DAY TO
BE OBSERVED AT
IST, AMBROSE PI.
!. The Woman's Auxiliary of
I St. Ambi-isi !'■ r-' n'-il C' 1 ' **• l > w-ili
! sToiisvr : Winwn' • Jt--, prog
'at the C'ioil v r; at field .'i< hue-i.
Sunday. O'tobet 33, !QI? ,y( 4.00
u so
The .uiPst ipnak-sr will bo Mi u
Steph r n Ineke” of ("h<ui-“-t-u
• r '.. prc-!d« "• t tin- Unt w, i '.'on
; Jmenc > of Chuvcl v, •>) i - if t'v
j colored !• pi •' l psl ■ huii h -M-
I Mackey ij an ■.- 'n.- leaj or
jin ibe chufc' aiu. id - ,f South
j far Una.
Finns are v“ll nuder wny und .*•
' he leadership >f Mr Arthur
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“Our Branches Main pifln|
Cover Raleigh Fayettevile St.
Chippry, chairman, and Mrs.
hie Lathmrn, lad a Smith and |
M's." Vlule Puilo.ii ih.'-'irni“n of
the pror’tam e i. mittpc Various
Hanon.iinotions arc pat ■ t i:*ip •'< ting 1
from those represented in the city
a kill tei'iit <>i UiL- pi grate, will;
ce iel ■ ■•;! iater.
The 1 ograin of !h<-- Woman's |
Lux iiai y through the opt da imp of
i*. (• •••..Mont Mr- I •ison
.shows ' f of Evovih in study
and activity that i, irii and vital.
v\ • Hi- i arc Christian I ,id*‘rs of
nime3-.nl ahlv inJluei> -, ‘ .u,d tliei;
-.■pc Os usefulness is ev«i widen,
ing. Tlie oiriervance of Woman's
Dy- is I challenge to the church
" oiuan to unde in a spirit of mu
tuality ‘Not for one'-- seif bid
for others
[’ill Har', f' rmer Infiekler, hit a
!<- iRn leading PH this season as
pi eying manage; of the Cairo Club
■ i lie Class D Kitty League, x>
[ -I ;rj a/fll ate.
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\VEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 19-19'
Mm Rev. Edgar Y'-inu? .fficfpicd. ,
Dr S-:i r icfud attended the Uni. i
vet-?.i(\ m .Uhliign; .uni iecelve.il
bia ds ,si '- - in dei.* miry i| lie . u T
utiiveraJtj The- wh followed with j
rest graduate wi k ,u 'ue 1 nii'ei
till of Lernsylraula.
!' n r mere in .i! , fuuu'U'i' centui.
!>■ uied cue of the ('111!'' .H vgiene !
•C’li>:lt s of the Philadelphia He part
timet oi I’libll. lio-alth. .Act.ivp in ;i !
" ide an <\ ol < iv)c mui s-orlal mov r
tnenir.. Dr Surjeanl devofed mui i
time to the work of the Bureau
for Colored Children He i»»i
mesuher of the Philadelphia * ouiii.f
Dental Soriely arid also the Orlonto.
Uhliuiigi. d society. Among hie
oltici 1 aofivi tj. . hr- sewed as a mem
ber ci the Board of Directors of
Verm, hospital and as treasurer of
Hie PrnEXP-.-si \> Develojmient co.
Ur. Scrjeaut ivy. . velevan of
P orld t\ ar I. If,- \v;* a tneitibicr of
St Thomar,' P.P Church.