0 I "f[
\Af 11 w?T% rr r i in c
¥ ¥ mill .li 4 J- 1 a I I'J.k .4. 0
Say New Hanover
“ip*- o T &
r radices J imero
f) r. I I.iibcr I IZa io n biles (-i s1 rye s
f or Parents; Hearing lo Be Set
By t * ,rr r : *,
T.'lUr.r \y jj;;ii •
and s'aff --»• ri* - r cat■< >r i i
N r ■ ’}«•! ll* • I Re! !!l 1-.
WILMIXHi O '. VO
Hanover Cnmity pm-eutH mi.- «•<•«*!{
brought suit i ll-1 .\,-.v I ja n ,,
-.Countv ß Bo.inl of Ktim-uHon ;-.■■■■■
1 h«J Strife Hoard ci :
charging <ii ‘ tintiiintif.,*: jp
school system !ioi>> lici o •.•i'll iiiiiio
iiTl'l X Off I P . IIJ /1 i'll I s
I h !l fill)' wu; liji-rl Mondn.i moin
’:!r: with ;»s» ij j* i- j f-i f .j.
‘ 1 ' "It 1 • and i< I’m- "■•1)11:11 i;i
--' lift <'-b for- Negro st lld'-llts ,;j Ul'
VubhY school-, of i]i(‘ county."
It*’ Hilbert \ icilo:), jicooi i mm;
physician and ‘vjiwm .mi not ion -
oI !y~know it 1 « os 11 is pin , ■ r. hVoncht
* 'he action for fiis plsisuijf!.. in.
cludhc hitli.olf, AHorlley ijnlu-o
R R' O'l. Wile it."ton’s ioio v. -to
barrister. nfi mini to Mis i, >
details. \. oc jo toil I>. 1f 1 !lni"| 0 r
Mari in A Mi ,-f in, ami Olivo;- tri i,
former member of flm J;i< ir,ri
Virginia city rnnnei! Hot;, ore of
♦he HinhimnuJ lav firm of Mnrßn
Hi)!, and Robinson They haw woo
six straight btorios In <.ji;>i!'. : -
oases, the ltitosf having I in
Dm hi til.
United states J)er,uD Clerk*
Dougin* Taylor re< •ive.l !!i» ri
•per* •which stated that th • cm »; •
ait«! the stale hoards of "duration
.hare “disi'i'iiniti'ited ti gainst X
groes |n- riot erovirtimr cyini f
cllities for Xcro fitihti’.'n ,i~
prmiried for white ehiidre•!!.'•
The panel's claim that cli of Pe
te in violation ~r |j, ( . nstitrt-t.o'i
unf N>rjh t hirnl ■'"a -* vs i- f,•- a „• s ■
tioti ? under •which ft is provided
that Itir; sto.!" • Sii.M f l pfnv*de bv
taxation and otherwtei for c »••••*-
<rrnl and uniform of ■ <i>:• ‘1 *
■ftehnidt l*o-;• :t1 J ,• 1 1 : t’: of 1 '
state, and th"C" shall lie :;o d : -:-
erfTnfvintinn tn e vnr of, or In th"
prejudice “* - 'tt' l -aen "
DATR TH DR SRT
Tim papers will be « wit to R.i.
leitrh for ttw-l"* on S" ' ■ T :•••••*•'.-
itrer Brandon HodLicet Re
Pat, Tarlor. and others and W B.
Beam, den’itv mors ha I fur the Die
fern district ""ill serve the papers
. r: H d r . ;• .i- - • o'
f'-rv. ?i'LJe> = < mi.!.; v bmv ‘i
liGtriie nru Jo he - i
Ah« .it lhe ; *‘<|if » for -i
1 ( HjiUniied on page 8, thß *-.«•< tiiin)
■m ■JkJHI
mM \
AMONG st»K AKERS .J.
Siuir.dcis Podding, well known
cd-.Miafor and author >:■ « mem- i
b(‘j of the hrilliaol panel of
speakers who will address ses
sions of the 70th annul conference
of the North Carolina Teachers
Association being staged at Ra
leigh .March 13-17. Other famed
speakers include NAACP legal
chief ihurgood Marshall and
Morehouse College president Dr.
Benjamin Mays. Sessions during \
the confab v. ill be held at Ra
leigh Memorial Auditorium and
are open lo the public.
A SI i ! 5S S i! I t) IN MAV
iianovm: t ot \TV-Titr most
.i:;:;|'.mvi action on the pit! of
Vi'gio citi/.cm of this c.istciti
foiuit.’, m '"i vcitrs look nl,o *• on
■'londav mnritiiifr. alien Or. Ha
in ti A. ['aton, prominent pltysi
i ion ind -.urgeon. re; I csditing I t
p ri nts, filed snit in eastern peri
oral ('mrt against tile local float'd
ol education .md the state hoard
<d education, ei‘lining discrim
ination in tite County School sys
tem siirrot, tiding Wilmington,
t rs! (o right; Attorney Robert i!
Bond. 'rated Initial States
Deputy Clerk ,f, Douglas Tax lor;
and Di. I'.aton
MAN, 3?. OEADIN
hrf at
LABORERS’CAMP
IlrmJprsnnvillo <!;unj) Is
Silr oj .Hid I)c*;Hh
Dm ill” IH \loi»f lis
lib nt>i-;i::-:o:\VII i.r it, ode,
aouvilb'K itif.anioti." Death Camp"
.iias r.,'timed a tint (p r lielii)!. wi: i i
lire Bpiifi i.eim: the ■. .-•)»i.■ j.■ of
deatii.
Dead of in in no . nitained ill a
ii re vii ie'r .a ipi tiltaotijg!) i ii< lr . •
eioj; f |,i ho: . a i,, ( n.e;i r tip. eii
iipiii '' /'leta !e ‘ i (ik.iopi i, p'ote ri
("Tl'ibei t eiioni ! a. lia fni'Jod ni
at ‘ fill [dr to * . ,ea pet! ; i ■ !>u jl di n •
it he/; tii" flame- jieg/ip to emend
Ae- . ,)",i jug hi In. a i cot onev f h
H A i’lirter D.amiiert wa ; falall,
hunted elld ;i pot hue prill T, Me
Donad was seriously injured when
a fcni'enlin aflei-mion Hie sa.pl
throufh thy labor camp lo.ated on
lire stt.re.>> l.ere jiis.! outside Ihe
<;i,v's limit'
■ fill [.lilt R\ i>l KD
It a a-; noied Dial a fir*', of tny.
•itor!(irm origin just as the fine on
1 du> was revealed to h".
.’lr.,lni>'d the lives Os two small Ne.
kro eiiidren in the “time camp
hutidli.g some I a mopths into
The earnp. ooeratrd by a truck
ero'vei • nv! Hhipnlm; i oneet it. is
■ sed hv Ifihorers for the firm and
their families (’omposed of frame
ooihlit'.‘rs. ('.• eamji renresenrs :
fire bi/x'e'd tieeimee of its location,
outride the Inca', limits.
Tite building in which death
claimed Rail'd.and Its " youth
ful victims previously is long
wooden affair, divided into unnr
fees for its habitant*.
When efforts fn locate Lambert's
rebtth'Oß proved imanreessful r f '■
ill is week, file body was interred
*7! a local CWnetrrjr.
w^m
A. ,vvsJgf;
• .. jj|r
FI.-AINTIfF —. Above, in .lames
i o ■ 1.0 I ...,1-UUS. 111 Wii
iningfon, who Jias entered .suit
against the I 1.1 versify of N. C'„
charging discrimination a gains!
Negro students wishing so pursue
«»>•■• f:< ;il educalon. S'orfh ( aro
lina ii.is no medical school for
colored gcorle. Thomas, a hr'l
lia**l siiufent at Straw I Diversity
and Cornell University, white,
is a third vi ar no'ijieal student
al Meliarri M-do .1 College,
.Nash\iiie. Trim.
DpVMQ |/11 1 0
li ill I i v ?; i s i Ll.u
SFLr: NFMLi
RI r,IS'Q BE An OFF
Ve.vsf L w»i s
III' ft Jail! The sliotgilii
don: of a w-,, youth hero
f i'is r '■!> 1 i■: ' <i aec.idf'li -
.till 1 ! > enu lll,V uin hnri Lie- ;
y.'i' aaji ’■ i 1 t.n <ii; i .:, | County
-Sheriff i 1 pa’ I turn i 1 -j.iities. (h •
death of Kufi: : Wii : Williams,
• fr. of itioih j. High i’ojni. was
caused hy ;m aeideniai|v m<-!f-in
iiie led sholgan hlasf wound which
blew a portion of iiu iiov’s head
off.
RllfliS. Wilo )(•!) e«|'|» for
diis 11-y<-ar old brother. John,
while the youih-.* pa roots wi re
visiting a Gwpeushoro hospital, al
legedly took the ride: Williams’
shotgun to '’keep an;-, body from
I messln’ rotnnl
As the Vi-year-oid youth looked
j down the barrel of the weapon.
; the younger hoy said, the gun rlis
ebarged. Half of the youth’s head
was missing following the blast.
Funeral services were hold early
this week.
Home-State Edition
‘ 1 •' ■ ' 1 J/• ■ !> i‘ ■<i ; ■ A *' r 'I_T ‘ A VY F..’ I I,’ PC: G ’.! ] i-.Tf.A ? .’IAK-Y HIV J. !*;• t K 0.1-1
oister Cary Ponders Council
' ' ' : „* . '
I• 1 *>•.•( **' !mi I , nnn
f •°H' ' : ” < ‘>Ulll , ..CflMilj Jlljjli'.,
I escaped '■Jr.-iIII, ;ind minim
losi.'l.v, 11 nnr u rj"p iiijiircd
wlirn .) Ini., on uhi<‘li ),!)<••.•
wore ridiirg- collided wit li ;m
;infomoiiilr- driven by ;t
:)'llool Irarll (> r near hero
curly Monday movniiiif-
Til*' Jhi: . with f?i* ir* n f.;
on Micir way to. !>;<. HHuml,
by [Mrs. Syr i;i /\il»r>ria
\vl)f» f.'.K hr;: .it ,'yilOW Tfi i! ,i}»u!|i
i » l .
A< * or<l j nrr to ,>• F'u '•II. /?r»-
•v fj (,f thr f>n, 111 *' - yllisioti o'TIJ?*-
I’f'fS » lien fjjr Im;. n iinif'rj f» «'!
i ftr-r flopping; ;«t .» ?»;»'• .on :
roar)'; 10-or !h<' t ( rltnni
| I 7 l» n ' rhooj r.trhn ',: V i v, „\;
i forrrd off- Hir hifrh'vov I»v f|».
i rr.M.-.ii. with .oino >770 doim.ic; o '- t>"-
|| sm.fa bto/j Ortmago i() jj M . fn,
I uas wgllblo
i , •
HOSPITAL GROUP
HAS 'PLANS': ALL
SEEM ILLOGICAL
Improbable Manners In
Which 1o llaiiflje
Problems Voiced
K A LEIGH . Thai Wal.f
< 'fMjnty’s lo.aeo N>£Tm ri ;.
>■‘'ll., urn. t -for a fini*', po.s
ddy .i lony one -- ho sub
i's’leil !.o lioiipifaliziition ton
dit inns termed below sub
.tandard was indicated here
attain this week.
In a. Wednesday confluence be
, jww'n representatives of lln local
Ministerial Alliance ami members
I of I In: Ron it! of Directors of St ,
Actios Hnspifa. Wake’s only Negro
1 facili|„v. it was found that plans
projected tiy the hoard will for all
indefinite period stymie action on
i a M«ly.needed nnWiely financed
! 'horpitaj institution here.
The four-man committee repre-
I renting the Ministers group and tn
; eluding the Devs. P. H. .Tiihnson,
•R. O. Bass. .1 W. .tones and V.. I".
I J,av.-renec was told hv hospital
hoard chairman 11. C. Hoffman and
i member Grimes Wlliiams that
j while the prawn i Saint Agnes
i hoard is contemplating drastic ef
j forts to alleviate present conditions
j at the institution, other related
| circumstances must be rectified
; pending any concerted activity.
| During the conference.
i {Continued on page S. this section)
nti • i i>- ir> ? * <
Miracle i rug ralieot
I ht\ i , f 19?
1 c i ur * a j*r| r ari s i
il eL
',,, ..
MRS. ADA ELLIS - . . “thankful”
it. a ,ti a!■'! 1 v, lurnr;
f! AI, KI (Jll A valiant effort t.,
tight, hai k iears \va: made p-. .Mr.
Kill:;, h’ab lgb s ”.M ii .icb*
1/niFZ ’ }»n i ;i s tobi in Id r»-
por?< i 1.t..r Tljiii 'l;ty "77*11 tit* :n
e« 11 I'm :;i if..:} ijj it i lo -
1 Ul.''
Mr.; Kii!:; irl< i |o Hr* mnu
« rov;. rjti/i't i 01 vi
rlnby ’* bo fin • bint Iniy »!'
7 flf*!J lunfi ;«THI p< .( . ::!on-. ff* c: 1v»
I,i f ;i B*.i ♦ on Hf«‘ In Li'*
lorm of ;j rtvng o '. <• orjr ■
lull ft.
Bom 1 f* ?, o nn];': TUI’ , ".‘-
•V-- '' ; i''" * *' '''
J*. -.bVrii • 's£&>■ kirfe
ON RROTHERHOOD Shown
! above arc participants in a re
cent Brotherhod Week prorgani
staged at the Bethlehvm Center
of Chat tote, N. C. The occasion.
,i tenth anniversary tea., proved
,’tOJ.IN i N a.lld olliei loe;;t
rut tom; were idD ■ d (lit: Mr Cl
it (noth'') of t h|-ee ehildl I'll and
thr'P .1 pafiept ai Mibit Agar ■ Ho
po'-iT •. mild die if die were, do
prtved "I eoidulone. a drier' probi
1,1 r! . in r-fi'.l yr i in 11 s c 11111 u s in
el;, i«.
Vhdttu of ,i dtoad and rar* kdi
pi .mirier !\lt'': Id 511 ' liarj for four
i - nr-, undergone highly eypepyive
I t'e'l till l ' II tH. iietpg :irllll H I Oft In fill
loellt ;I■IK J) I t?l I flhortlj 111 fete Ille
enll for aid ««h iyiu-d
(fiontimird on lingo K, tiiis .sertion)
to be a groat success. Shown are,
left lo right, Mrs, ,1. W. Payne,
Cherryvi.le, X. C.; Mrs. L E.
Brown, president of the Center.
Mrs. Hardy Liston, wife of J. C,
Smith University and president
WOMAN PASTOR
IS CONSIDERED
A LEAD CHOICE
Support Promised f>v
I*; *l< -1 ‘j 13 Primps fl
Post is (H In <-d lor
I
i
RATKC.H T )'£? ITIPV) 11.-'.
i Voocf !ou rp \ ** -!• • .. i «
fi;icv of the Hr-v. Mabol 1
■ *’Sister" tj;irv for ti >■ K.,t
--i leigh l it y 1 oil nr ij <".< to
! from ;i! 1 -jsi * rt <-t of !>» nf
' fo] | n nu: Jill gill'OU!! rio rr.i
i in is ! i nj? ■
! thr c \i:< if,INI \M r" <? «lo= ;
: ‘"'Ci-fpr Gary W ill. Pin !•’<>
j < 'ouiiril .1 f Piibin- Den ;.nd
1 fi. VI i". 1-1 * liOllil). ba » • !f l >• .*
v.'H and in;-
t;tr 1 man!;-. h«r so pm, - t i.i
: Ilf*T|.it, at tin . .V <•■'! 1 pi o -*t!
dor'Ms'd to oMV-t sot a -a 1 at -»n
j rniiiiril
(V)pri.A.R t'HOlt <■:
A -.....nrfion of 111*' In* ai p .
: Tarn iiloriK illi illtoro .!<•() *>!■ -
■ v*’r in all portion', of I to* n-'t'-n
ha’*', through various in*-an v
dor i-d t !|I• J,-* dot' "i ill* !o*' : li f '' “
A\i ,f: /..ion rhttM-ti »n<l nopitl.'n ''*
din m.;iiia*'lt!-t a * f*t >. I<j • --f
poplllat -dird'-r for tit*' '-and! I V."
I’-Ud ■ opt tu IT; no - i ti' it 'ids
vc ami i- • of -,-■*-*l'-.ta ;if 1 -
i , ho- dgr- to V.!? 11 '?"
polo/ o.iii-n- Info her sb'-dtG r -
i l>r* <•;«• :■ < il.-dofo
7 PONTti-* PA'VOPf r *
p.--. oil- in all walks of --'i -
;mg from th»’ m-m on th- -l 1 '"'”
to I},( inor.f n-ttntf* popsortalit t of
| tlio profo. Kions havn rnmalrd hV
, rfr-v. Car', trn-ot -. with inns f
and i;.<-i- ai-i-rjitatirr of Hit* faith h*‘-
■iw «.rf upon her b- b*»r rott«'»di.-*-»
and Inll fi a tniuisniTiti it h"in.£ <••>
j t hnr.i. ati.-a!!v hoped for
SI : I‘PORT Os K1 Ri I’
With filing iin*l rrgi iration ’’ :
aim*- tii.-n- off. financial anti -U
! .aipiimi ha-- been proffpifr! ttofu. :
inniia!-. and with an'-i-tv. Tv c
i m-p-; rt i/a t ion -- ft *' *' i t' l *'a It'd a *
; : in- to aid tif'r in an’ tnami?*- 5
to work dlli.‘.-°nii> for h*'f nl«rti'.>«
|n a tnlppliono '-alt fr*"-i 1’ '
t< iititUuird **n ]«£» fill'* V'Cn-*!*!
of the YfethodsH Church and
Center; Mrs. Cicero Grooms, So
cial Christian Relations secretary
of Greensboro. N. C. and Airs.,
Wiliie Mae porter, a member of
the advisory board of the Center,