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NEW SCHOOL SWT LOOMS
Inside This Week'
iHOIOdiS nee 1, f. »
IN THIS OUR DAY Sec. I, F. t
THIS IS IT Sec. :i. V. 3
GORDON HANCOCK. Sec l. F. »
EDITORIALS Section t. P 4
FORT BRAGO Sc* 2, Pp. 1 3
THEATRES Set. 2. Fp.
SPORTS Set. Pp. 16-11
CHURCHES Sot. 2, P. H
FARM NEWS Set. 2. P II
WOMEN'S WORTH Set. 2. P 7
GORDON 8 HANCOCK. Set. 1. F 4
AID SOUGHT FOR HUNDREDS ON
N. C. FARMS RIPPED BY STORM
HAPPENED
IN
CAROLINA
«. . ~
To Jamboree
DURHAM Eight lot d Bo.;
Scout.s lets tow n on June 26 via
special (rain to attend (he National
Jamboree being he’d at Valley
Forge. Fa.
Among the local scouts who at
tended the event are James Sehc-o'-
er. Jr.: Bobbie Alston. James Mor
ris Ernest Peel*. Jr, Irving Pratt
and Park Edgerton. The youth ai
scheduled to return Saturdav
mornhig
Other towns in the rieco-ineeoh.ee
Council sending Scouts to the Jam
boree include Raleigh. Fayetteville,
Oxford and Sanford
Hoi Rod Men
DURHAM Their ovs are
no hot •rods, hut the way they
were driving them wax the best
Barney Oldfield tradition, to end
officers contended as they hook ,
ed tun men here July 4 ’o>
speeding.
fobbed were Jim Byrd aiid
Loicf.lt Joiner, who irerr dork*
ed at 70 mile a per hour in a 36
MPH tone. Byrd, driver of a
’4O Hudson, said he attempted
to pass Joiner's 'l9 Me'Cyry
when a spontaneous race broom
The rare was halted by traffic,
patrolmen
Attack Attempt?
CLINTON 1 —A in in is being held
tier* on charges of attempted as
eault and an attempt so break in
after being caught naer the hon '
where a pregnant woman stood
screaming for help, and shortly al
ter bore a child.
Shot in the knee by an irate hur
band who found him near the porch
of his home when returning to in
vestigata th® frantic calls of his
ancient* wife, is Luther Calvin. 33.
She’s Happy
ZKt'f.-OK —One rtf the happ
s >rrt and yet un-happrrst persons
* in I hi* city is Mrs Elsie Jones.
Mrs. Jones is happy because
i she received some of the. met
serial aid given farmer,<t whose
crops were destroyed in last
week's hailstorm. Mrs. Jones is
unhappy because her crop on
the Arthur Carter form where
(the is a widow and the moth.
Bhe. is awl daw and the moth
er of 10 children.
Real Mean
RALEIGH James Jilts 1* sche
duled to face a local judge thin
week so see what, will be done on
tba charge that he deliberately ran
over ? female dog w ith youncr pup
pies with his car. He will face
charges of cruelty to dumb animals.
The charge was brought by a
man who said he saw it happen.
Such Irony
RALEIGH Gov. W. Kerr
Feoff, who was .swept into office
c*> b<s stale roads ptnOravi has
yet to go around to having the
state look at the road around
hi- 7 ctvn residence
f The Governor’s home is on
Rural Route. 1, Haw River.
Ciittln Good Time
DURHAM Miss Geneva Jones,
20, la facing trial here for assault
and battery with intent to kill In
connection with the. cutting of
Johnnie Periling July 4.
Perkin’ condition, according to
Ihe Lincoln Hospital here, i* “fair,'-
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Faces |
IN THE !
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News
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COUNSEL IN Si n former
j North Carolina Senator William
If 1 instead is -me of the coun
sels foe tiip official-, of the Dur
| ham i‘My School system faring
l suit in Federal Court on com
’ plaints of unequal schooling fa
j cililifs for Negro children in that
| city The precedent setting case
! is eurrentiy in recess.
j |
.. % V.
tMjil M
PARTICIPATE—Authors f hes
ter Himes and Philip Mann mu
are participating in Creative
Writing Seminars and an An iio
1 Visual Aids conference respec-
I lively at North ( aiolltyi Col
lege this month.
.
ALUMNUS OF VKAR: A. T.
f ; Spaulding. » vice president and
! on litor of the North Carolina
» ] Mutual Life Insurance Company
was recently voted “Alumnus of
,i the Year" of North Carolina Col
lege.
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1111
RALEIGH - At least 10 North
Catolit'u Negroes lost their lives
rbrough violence during the recent
■ Mr.i..]; - w-eckead
'lVhile traffic accident's claimed
| pTQiVf of f V ll >J I *'r - HUIOHS
person:. and drowning -too took h
! toll
Death began ‘o stalk the Caro ,
iir.,i countryside on Friday when
; three cun a ere k tiled near Let
! tngton when fheir tar out of
»: octroi and crashed into a tree
THREE KILLED
Fatally I!iiu r «!fl In tl\'it secidec -
were Samuel Edward McGuire,
Thomas Bryant and Aaron Lee.
y',. ytj fhc mpo .y. re.- idc 0 } c* of
, Lexington
MAN DROWNED
R.’.00 h llc, -..f G(I Romo.
, .1, drop,. cd Sunday ‘n the
Catitw-tvi Hire' near Go *,■,*, t
wh Hr su iw wlu.u Thf i icthv
i lost hr life j?) the waters d
approximately the some spot
i .-c three white men died the
same day. drowning when rhev
nurboat overturned
SOi.itiElt VICTIM
Pvt Robert Griffin 20, .stationed
;ii Fort Bra eg, died Monday night
of Injuries be sustained in an au
i irnehile accident on Monday mom
; inc Full details on the accid*»t •
were not forthcoming from Mlli
titrv authorities.
OTHER DEATHS
The Grim Reaper claimed the life
i ..f iS-year-old Donald Feanstrr j
when a ear broke loose tiotn a
I town chain connected to a lead car
| done fn the South Carolina line
t CONTINUED ON PAGF 6-
CONSTRUCTION
JOB INJURIES
PROVE FATAL
WILSON- Willie Pace. 31. be j
.came file second person to die from 1 ,
; injuries received when a construe
- Hon elevator crashed here last
| week He died Thursday
Pace was one of the six men
; who was aboard the elevator be-,
ing used on the construction of
; the First. Presbyterian Church when
the lift fell 80 feet, tossing the men '
junto the ground Another Negro
I was critically injured in the in
! cident
First to succumb to injuries was
: a white construction worker
i Funeral services tor Pace were
-held in his home county last, week
DEATH OF BOR
IRABB COMES AS
[SHOCK TOW-S
! WINSTON-SALEM -- The Mon
| day morning death of Robert Earle
jlßohl Rabh. director of the sum
mer recreation program of the
YMCA branch, came as a distinct
Shock to the cifv
Rnhh, 29. uv -t popular ath
lete at Winston-Salem Teach
err College, (hiring his collegiate
day'!, and succumbed after a
| brief illness at a local hospital
At the local college. Rabb, known
as "Rob” Rabb to teammates and
acquaintances, engaged In football,
basketball, and Intramural baseball,
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 81
SDGRSFER
COMMEMORATING "'0 YEARS
OF MARK!AG! »*•* Mr. rnd Mr*
Edgar R Wiliams, of 42?. South
Tci-.-in Street, fijlcigt;. whose
Beaufort Eyes
School Suit
WASHINGTON, N. C (Rpecial) •
With the precedent-making Ihir
liam school equality case now re
■c, >-! in Federal Court, uientton ;
| has been made here -o the pm- .1
UMit.' of coupi action over the ?ix-;
!months, long battle n*i a plan of I
ischool organization for Bcmfort Co
Fiilhiwing -in •» mien ranee of Ren
fort reproaentativea before the Si ate |
iSchool board in Raleigh litis w? ik.
sit ••(s mummed that court actl-u. ;
| would In- u'iliysed in an effort to re i
j r.nin Negro and vhiic Hchi-obi a
Pi! ■ CgO
.! plan already advanced.
Waugh town Church
| Marking SO Years
i WINSTON' SALEM The Waugh - i
j'own Baptist Church i«- currently |
|in the observance of Sts 50th an- j
jni versa it with -i week Ions; series!
iof services already underway
Being ob»«t ver) also is 'lie ge< end |
’anniversary of Dio Rev J if Him'
; lev -is pastor of the church
I Dining tile week, the pastors of,
iother local eliui'br-a hav> been ink j
ilng part jn (ho observance. with j
j Impressive servlcen being stager! 1
'each night
Among the mhiintcm amt the
j < hwrhex who have taken part
i in the nervine,a mul are sehednt,
erf to complete the meek are
anniversary was nbservn 1 Thurs
day, June 29, at 8:30 p. m *i At.
Paul A .ME Church. The pastor,
Rex- T P. Du hart officiated
( ARO! INIAN Photo by Vnt-
uoutd consolidate ’be h ■ ■>
■; boots, both white and colored,
vith those Ip Ben,urn, abtvt
: re mills dist.mt
leu fart. citirciix, f>i>u ever,
t cve proft sled th-’ plaii, point
-'lie out the im•.,<arc.nit iters
i i. ich would he fox' ■*<'«-// ri on |
students, and ;ts , point ivy <ntt i
- Cm. < flay s in the sciicipr
The predominate ‘ gripe" of
Ben fort citizens, as they up
geared b r fore the. School i
Board, however, wax that there j
had been no real investigation
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and congregation of .! ntinch j
and congrcat'on or Antioch
Baptist Crnircn who we>e Hi
charge of the,"Wednesday night
services: the Ren. D R Hedge I
V u and congregation of First |
Baptist Church nho h a r e
charge of the Thursday night
; services: and the Ren F St.
i Smith and congregation of Oak
(crave Baptist Church nt WaU |
kertown, who arc scheduled It: j
he jirltncipaU in the Friday
night worship service
The observance will close on Sun
day night, following a full day of
‘special programs on Sunday
\TMBER SO
M DROPS
DESTROYED f,
MHO STORMS
By STAFF CORRESPONDENT
RALEIGH --The rair. s came to
!Central and Eastern North Caro- .
lima last week bringing with them
; high winds -and hall and leaving
in their wake hundreds of «cr*s
'o/. totally ruined crops
The rains, the hail and the
slid played no favorite*,, smash
hi it through the properties* of
all persons. white and folered
owner and tenant, leveling
stands of tobacco and inurt ai
ms; truck crops beneath tons
of mud and sludge
•Negro fainter.* in an area reach-1
;irg from Wake County going East- j
! ward to and through Wilson and I
fv .-, h counties. *t<md in dire need!
•of k.sistance. and presented pit-,
able -pectacie to CAROLINIAN I
{reporters who interviewed them on:
: the ate* of their ruined season’s!
| w°Tk
i A typical situation oceurerd on
the farm owned by Avon Privett.'
jan automobile dealer in Zebulon,;
whose to tenant farmers aw their i
:crops smashed to bits by driving:
’hail and roaring winds last Thurs-!
i day morning.
Two Negro tenant farmer on
the I’rivett eMate, Ernest, Car
penter and Elijah Floore have
no way in which to figure (heir
actual losses during the storm
While tobacco crops are insured
for only Sioo jui acre, with the
tenant-owner percentage being
no-50. the men also sustained
losses front their form crop*
with the possible exception of
corn which miraculously bore
the brunt of the storm with
. seemingly unswerving resist
ance.
All) COMES
North Carolina and the United ,
‘ States government, along with pub
lic service agencies, immediately
(CONTINUED ON CAGE 1)
N. C, NUMBERS
DRIVE GROWS;
I? MEN NABBED j
GREENSBORO --The state-wide
| concentrated crackdown on the in-I
• famous "Numbers” racket gained!
more impetus here last week when',
i total of 1? men were arrested;
for taking part in the lottery
! The two arrest* marie Friday i
' brought the week's "take" in the I
crackdown up to the dozen figure j
|At least nine of the persons ar !
rested during the past week had!
I previous convictions on lottery!
; charges, convictions hanging from I
playing to writing and collecting,
numbers bets
The Numbers setup in Greens- j
boro- is predominately “utter
and eggs” in which published j
stock market figures are used
to determine the winning num
ber for the day. In other cities
' in the state, the numbers let.
1 Dries are operated on the
j “T-T‘* plan In which the pub
lished records of utility changes
are utilized
In Eastern North Carolina, the
j usual mode for numbers operation
!is through the use of a “wheel" ;
The bet slips are placed in a bin
j usually located in a hide-away
!At » certain time of t.nc day. the
i bin is shaken up and spun, with i
jibe number on the first slip to fall!
ifrom the bin being considered the
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 8)
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Turnri. mipiji»f vnjns; Raleigh
rc-,.Hcnt vx b«> is COiaged tf> hr
u. Pf : ')tffirig to * n t\
Dr. Jackson
May Be Namec
B.NCHCO Jaime RoWi.
son, Brooklyn S>oHsr»*r stir and
National lie*igM.r top batsman,
sustained a Ire injury in the
July 4 game againsi the N Y
Giants while scoring a run. No
indication was given as so how
long Robinson, who has played In
all but two Dodger games since
j joining * !l e team, will be out of
: action
50 Snared In Mecklenburg
County ABC July 4 Sweed
CHARLOTTE The Indepen- !
! deuce Day celebration in Mecklen- |
I burg County waa none too happy!
i for at least. 50 persona of color who j
iwere caught up in the net tossed;
out by county Alcohol Herevag*!
I Control agents.
Working with '-lock.like pre ;
I rision, ABC agents swept thru,
j the r,unity during the sou
period including July fourth
and ‘ownded up the. i,co, half * i
I - vr—
Hey, Hubby: You’ll Have
To Walk A Chalk Line Nov
RALKIOU ft legislation tils■ j
cussed in Raleigh Wednesday bf
jrbe Domestic Relations Commission
| becomes a reality, even state lines
| may soon be no protection to men
I who desert their families.
Among other mattera, the
Rom mis Stun studied a proposed
hill to recommend to the 1951
legislature which would moke
North taws pertain *
nig to abandon me nt effective in
other states as well, pending
enactment of reciprocal legisla
tion in those states. About a
dozen states already hone such
legislator
The Co mini vsi a n met In the
,/usti‘ c Building, with all mem
hers present, and considered |
possibilities of amendments and ~\
additions to several oilier North
j Carolina statute. s pertaining to \
j children in divorce rases, guard
{unship, juvenile court age fur
induction, and abandonment and. !
mvpsttppori.
mother of the brld*-eieet. ft
turner wit! repeat nep’iaf v
ir * Os T Wtsubfrly
| Ute August |
RALEIGH - The entire 1 sd<
’ comip'o.ity here tmbcdyng S
University and St August
College i* a-dither this week
if becomes more and more !i
st Dr. Raymond J-icsscn of
• cage* will be ioine the next pi
| dent of ,-ihaw.
FopuAs* ntn>er<* r-jreulaifc
throughout the ein rente'
that th‘ trip that Dr. Jacfcse
hamenent Baptist leader,
making to Raleigh this wet
end is for the purple of a
reptlng or rejecting the pres
denry of the Baptist tnstitutie
Ever since the current
operative Interim Commit!*
of she school first began deli
erations on a successor for I
R. p. Daniel, who resigned ti
Straw Presidency to heron
president at Virginia State Co
lege this year the name of £
Jackson sea-s been foremost
•lISCttSSIOO.
; This Friday Dr Jackson
■ scheduled to be in Raleigh w
Lthe Executive Committee of
: University holds a meeting.
, i committee, whch embodies m
bers of all of the school’s bo
as well as members of the Inte
j Committee, does not have it
its power to actually select a
i sident to head the noted Instltut
It can only make recommend*!
;*o the Board of Directors. T
; sees an dother groups who actu
: control such decisions
NOTED CHURCHMAN
Dr Jackson a native of Mn
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I hundred, persons, all of who'
j -it ere caught in possession 9
liquor, both tax : pad and oth
cruise mostly otherwise.
Hearings on the arrests ■''
| st h edit died to be held forth
remainder of this week an 1
into next week in an effort t
keep the docket of the loiv*
court from becoming congest*
The all-out. raids were. 3ta
(CONTINUE!* ON PAGE i
The date for the next mteiin
of the Commission was set /cl
Friday, August IS, and a pn
spoed publU meeting on legv
lation which the Commissio
(Continued on page 8, this aeeti
PEACE PRAYERS
REQUEST MADE
WINSTON-SALEM The Nr
geo Home and Welfare Assr
ci talon and the inter rtenomloj
tinna! Ministerial Alliance hay
issued a joint request that a!
citizen* of the city join in th
city wide prayer for world
! peace.
The groups ash that, resident
set up bom*: altars, awl pra
j daily for the return of peso
! to the world. The coop* rati©
of all looai group* in the ob
| servsii.ee of the prayer period
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