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CLIFTON ,r. ANDERSON
. . , head coach of Shaw
C. Anderson
On August 30
">r l ' ! ilJiam R. Strassner. presi
'■rc. t of Shav University, an
ir.cnced this week the appointment
Chfton Tumor Anderson. 27. of
C.oe May. New Jersey, as instruc
., > n ♦;-<= department of physical
•hic.ition and head roach at Shaw
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Andersen received the E E de
•r:'"? -f Indiana University in 1932
He has pursued graduate study at
Ti nn'e Uni"> ersifv and the Uni
vert- ' v of Pennsylvania.
As ■ student -i< Indiana Uni-
T' ■"'■ .Mr Anderson plated
fimtha’l and track. He has
i ! ? vert professional football
•i r h 'he Chicago Cardinals
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Host State
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CLINTON N C Messangers
li' .jjrj ?vi;o; ~ r & 3 <rjf th? stg.tg will
converts on. Clinton, North Caro
lies, Auruf* f.-S for the joint ses
sion of the State Baptist Sunday
School and State Baptist Training
Union Conventions, which will
meet at the First Baptist Church.
Ti e Reverend J, H, Clanton, pastor.
A three-day program, designed
to develop a greater understand
ing of the Bible, will be based on
the general theme: "THE BIBLE—
THE VOICES OF THE AGES
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«
Far Transfers
Partn’s in Durham, Bryson City
and Yanceyville are asking their
respective school boards to admit
their children to white schools,
while a Greensboro group is ask
ing white parents to leave their
children in classes with Negro pu
pil;-
!n Durham, fourteen fami
lies have joined in initial
steps to crack the segregation
barrier in the city school*.
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JLHDJFHĶSLKHFKDS
MIGRATION BILL BACKERS
-“Professor Clenuon King, right,
of Alcorn College, Alcorn, Ml*#.,
talk# with Benjamin Gibbons, of
New York, president, of the Uni
v-aceM tirir.in Nationalist ’tfove*
; * “j i f s T "s i ~y' “p "j-
Want No Part
GREENSBORO —The anti-ime
i gration Patriots of North Carolina
i oynrpF.sPd His#‘OtDT'O.Vfll IftSf \ttozA? !
•of plans by segregationist. John'
i Kasper to visit. North Carolina
; and "educate the people on ihr
] state’s Pupil Assignment Law."
C. L*. Shaping .** Greensboro of*
' ficiai with the Patriots, said Kas-
S per’s visit would “not serve any
glod or useful purpose."
I ‘‘A repetition here of h»s ac
tivities in Tennessee will result
:in great harm to the cause of |
| segregation in North Carolina.."
Shuping said
After being convicted of
conspiring to hinder integra
tion of a Chilton. Tonn. high
school. Kasper said he would
like to educate North Carolin
ians on the state's Pupil As
signment I,aw so they can
evert pressure to the fullest
extent."
Knoxville sources said the
Washington, n. C segregation
leader wants to organize White
! Citizens Councils in North Caro
lina.
Kasper said he began planning
a visit to this state after learning
of this week’s action by school
boards in Charlotte. Winston-Sa
lem and Greensboro in opening
to 12 Negroes the doors *o pre
viously a 11 -while schools
Farm Wife
Kills Sleepy
Husband
ELIZABETHTOWN - A fai.m
wife told Bladen County office;;-
; she shot end killed her husband
i with buckshot from his 12-gau-rr
j shot-gun early Saturday as he lay
1 asleep in their home
Officials charged Evalyita
Brown with murder later to
day In the death of her hi?*
band, Jackson Brown, 12
She told Sheriff John B
Vilen and Coroner Gordon
Kinlaw that Brown had been
drinking Friday night and
chased her out nf the house.
She hid out in the hushes in
the vard. -die said, until he
went to sleep.
Then she went hack into the
house and sat for about an hour:
and a half before blasting him 1
i in the right side of his back as
I he lay in bed. Their home is a
| bout 20 miles from here in the
council section of Bladen County.
Officials set a hearing for Wed
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(CONTINUED ON FAG* 2i
Rites Held For 6 Car Victims
FAYETTEVILLE -■- Three fam- |
lilies in this bust)mg Army-rest• • j
j vfition city were sad this week as j
' -<ix Os their relatives were laid to 1
: rest in local cemeteries.
The six were killed in one of fin- i
worst wrecks involving a passeng- j
er auto ever recorded in Virginia |
AI! were killed instantly in an sc j
ddent on U. S. 1, involving only I
ment, toe., after appearing lasi
week before the Senate Foreign
Relations Subcommittee in
Washington. King urged Congre?-
j tiotul support for legislation to
i help Negroes migrate t» Liberia
THE CAROLINIAN
■ 1 — 16 pages
12c
In N.C.
AE 16 RALEIGH, N. C. WEEK !
VOLUM
A
+ + + + Hh + 4- ~f~ ~f * 4,
y Elizabethtown Pair
ELIZABETHTOWN Two Ne
groes were held here Tuesday in
connection with the robbery-beat
ing of an elderly white widow.
Officers said Palmer John
son and Jake Richardson a
few hours after Mrs. Acidic
Smith, 10. Hi. 1. Elizabeth
town. was knocked uncon
scious and robbed of 5570 at
her farm home.
Bladen County Sheriff John V.
S. B. Simmons , Founder Os
Ft A, Dies In Greensboro
GREENSBORO - Sidney B.
Simmons, 83. assistant state su
pervisor of vocational agricultural
education in Negro schools of this
state foi i.he past S 3 years, died
here Tuesday, at the L. Richard
son Memorial Hospital following
an illness of two months
Funeral arrangements were
incomplete at press time.
He was one of the founders
of the New Farmers of Amrri
ca. a national farm youth or
gani/ation for Negro boys,
which has more than 40,000
youths enrolled on the nation
ai level and R.OOO in North Car
olina Mr. Simmons was na
tional treasurer of the or-
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< ONTINUKD ON PAGE 71
one car Sunday.
Those dead are; Price Pur
Tuskegee Whites Consider
Arresting Town Boycotters
The committee h considering a
bill proposed by Senator Lunger
i tlt-ND.) to aid nullified and
eligible l!. S. citizens >n their ef
forts to cnrtgrste to the Afilcan
| nation (United .Press Photo)
Allen said Johnson had admitted
the robbery and had named Rich
ardson as his accomplice. Officers
recovered most of the loot.
Allen said tire tracks at the
Smith home led officers to John
son’s home. Johnson's 8-year-old
son identified a cap found at i.he
scene of the robbery as one own
ed by his father.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 2i
R. If. SIMMONS
cell, 33: his wife. Mrs. Bob
i (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2»
MONTGOMERY Ala. A non;
! of field) In the Alabama Attorney!
i General's office said last week
j: that the state would uti» the same
‘ law it used to fight the Negro boy
cott of Montgomery's segregated!
buses to stop a similar boycott of
white merchants In Tuskegee, Ala
Attorney General Patterson *
personally led several raids
cd the association's headriuar
of the Tuskegee Civic Associa
tion in what he rolled tbc
j firs! step of a drive to end
litis "illcßal boycott,"
The Tuskegee Civic Association !
was formed six weeks ngo in re-!
taliation lor a new state lawj
which shrunk the Tusk ogre limits!
in a manner that virtually exclud
ed all Negro voters
While association officials drnv j
they are behind any "boycott,":
Negroes generally have stopped 1
trading with white merchants In
the predominantly-Negro central
have been haid hit by the loss of
trade
Patterson and his min raid
withe association’s headquar
ters as well as a Negro print
ing shop and seised ;» mem- j
| bership list of the association,
according to Patterson.
Chief Assistant Attorney j
j General MacDonald Grtlllou
said "we. are evaluating evi
dence uncovered so far , . .
with a view toward taking le
gal action."
o*lll on said that charges will
probably be drawn against the
Civic Association and individual
participants of the boycott, under
i a 1921 state law which prohibits
j boycotting.
The Rev. Martin Luther
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ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, !9Sf
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"QUEENS” OF THE AIR
FORCE—These attractive coeds
are “queens" of ibe several units
of the Air Ferre ROTC, at AAT
Children By Charlotte Officials
CHARLOTTE: - - Led by Kelly t
M Alexander of this city, twenty
four of the 3S students who were :
denied reassignment to ’ white" j
schools last week have appealed ;
the decision through their parents
The appeals were received by
I the schorl board Tuesday The? j
j were delivered by special messen- ;
j per
The state's pupil assignment law
, provides for appeal from a school |
board decision. Under the law the i
| appeal must be made within five j
| days of the denial notice
I Ivc Negro students were r.d
mitted bv this city’s sehonl
board last week They were
transferred to previously at!- j
white schools In a derision
reached Tilly 54. Thirty-fire
others wer* denied reassign
roent.
Alexander, head of the state
■ L.- .. - I».T A 4 m
chapter of the N.AACP whose
fourth grade son was one of those
denied reassignment, said be and
other parents were asking for a
hearing on iht> applications
“The Negro parents want to
find out specifically and defin
itely what, criteria and stan
dards the board used tn admit
(Inr some students and refus
ing the requests of others ’’
Mr. Alexander concluded The !
parents think a hearing will ex
plain the action of the board"
300 Gather At Enfield 1 o
Honor IQO-Yr.-Old Citizen
ENFIELD More than 300 rela
tives and friends gathered at. the
Plumbline Holiness Church in the
Mayman community July 22 to
pay tribute to the Christian life
and community worth of the Fev.
Joseph Silver. Sr., venerable re
tired minister of the Holiness de
nomination who was one hundred
<loo> years old on that day.
With the many excellent
commentaries on hi* Hie be
ing given by fellow-minister*
and laymen alike, the Rev.
Frank L. Bullock, pastor of
neighboring Daniels Chapel
Baptist Church (home of the
Silver elan), termed the birth
day testimonials a. “live fun
eral" being preached while the
nearly blind centenarian twho
is faithfully attended by his
third wife, Mrs. Martha C.
Silver! could hear the compli
ments and utter sn occasional
“Thank God ”.
“12 BOYS AND TWO OXEN"
Having beer. , r the ministry
NUMBER 44 1
College. All decked out in ihe>r
summer uniforms (hey are from
left to richt: Evelyn Basket*.
Henderson, "Miss ROTC”; Bar
Notices received by the parents,
be said gavf no explanation why
Filial Week Os Bonus Money
Month Begins; Rules Listed
•w 7 -
Ptirchare slips oi receipts must reuse f-om merchants advertising tr. Th*
CAROUNIAN the week the advertisement appears
Any person or family at the >ani* address is e'lgtble to use the total pur
chases made from the home. Only one name should be used in submitting
entry.
No purchase of over 530 ft from anv one merrnant during a week can he
counted.
There is a ceiling ot S.W.OC per week for grocery purchase'.
All entries must be in the office of The CAROLINIAN Monday noon follow
ing the expiration date of the rurre nt bonus money period.
Entries must, be separated by the week and enclosed in an envelope wiih
the name and address of the entrant
lti the event of the* same amount of purchases by more than one entry, the
award win be divided.
All entries must bear (he name of the .tore from which purr ha c *> ay made
All entries must abide b*’ the rule? or same win he disqualified if only on»
variance is observed
tVeeklv purchase totals should be shmvn on each packer and fetal placed on
the outside of the envelope carrying the period s entry along with nam* cud
ad rites;
Bonus money earner* will he announced in the Issue following the closin;
of each period.
All entries remain the. property of The CAROLINIAN.
All tallying 1; final when the names of the ft cm - - Alone* earner* are an- I
nourrerd in The CAROLINIAN sod no rf*pc,n;*h(jiM. w arreofed h* Otis news
paper beyond that point.
No receipt*, from bank? wilt be considered, except payment* or? morff .*. * ?
The fifth and last week m the
c-urrent month for Bonus Money
participation began Thursday,
August 1. and will close at. mid
night, Wednesday. August 7.
Person*! taking part in the
promotion are urged to sub
more than fifty years "Father Sil
i ver", *s maw devotedly riddi-c;., 1
j (CONTINt’F.n ON PAOr ?>
I ■“ i
State News
riaf
MAY FATHER OWN CRAN'D ■
CHILD
RALEIGH Wade Hampton
McCray, 33. of 33 Lee Street, was
charged with the crime of incest
here. Monday night after allegedly
having rexual relations with his
1.1-year-old daughter, detectives
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p H)hus
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Elsewhere*
bars Nelson. Winston-Salem
"Miss Air Force"; Catherine Til
lery, Tillery; Joan Holloway.
Hillsboro and FJaine Noel. Ro*-
horo.
the students wore not aysteneo v
ihc "white" schools.
mit their receipts or purchase
slips at th" offices of The
CAROLINIAN, 513 F Mir»!u
Street, no later than Mondai
August 13.
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I This Week’s Advertisers
The merchants listed below are CAROLINIAN Bonur
Money Stores.
PAGE ?.
Tip Top Food fitor 1- *
, Town 4* Country Tire Servile
: C Karl Utchman
i Mr. George Divii (Keel Ectste)
Boss' Jeweler*
!PAGE i
j Firestone stores
: Raleigh Sating* t Loan Association
; Tire Distributors, Inc
j The < apif.il < oca-Col.i Bottling ( o
| Goodman’* Ladle* Shoo
:PAGE 5
: Southern Furniture Company
j Nation*) Art. shop
j Hudson-Belk Company
'Washington Terrace Ap ; >
| Mr. Elvis Hand
; Williams' Garage
| Edward’s Shoe Store
| Ralaigh Funeral Home
PAGE 7
Carolina Bulck Company
PAGE 8
Civt'lla Beauty Culler*
Burt’s Garage
Famous Bakery
Kramer's Jewelers
George A Kcley In•:ir*iM:e Agency
Electrt" Whole-r'ert 1w
Ambassador Theatre
; Harris Wholesalers, fno
iPAGE 8
i a M. Young Hardware to
l At. P Super Markets
■ ! Restful Pine* Mn*e!
■ S'TCv'. -
SHOOTS PREGNANT WOM
|AN IN STOMACH Leroy t'f
j ley of this city. -vho has he*!?
i fhareerl with shooting .loan a
| Quiller. 16, of East Davie St
i ir the stomach. U being held t»
11 i»i! wPheut nririlcge of Non 6
The younj woman, who is ex
pecting' a bah" *n 4 months is in
j»fion- •< jgf Affiles
i
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1600 Hssr
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GULFPORT. Mi-- _ Exemit!'-*
Secretary Roy Wilkins of the Na
tional Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People Sun
day lashed out. agaihst Mississippi
Negro leaders who accepted mcn
j ey from pro-segregation groups- in
isl s state Wilkins appeared her?
i despite an alleged warning b- the
| governor to stay out "
Wilkins, addressing an over*
S floy crowd of 600 st Mi se-thsl
B - Ist Chur’ n. pointed to nev s
-1 paper articles listing th* expenses
of the State Sovereignty Commis
sion winch included check;, for
travel and advertising to editor
Percey Greene of the Jackson Ad
vocate and the Rev H. H Humes
j of Greenville.
I Wilkin;-, noted that the commis
’ sion spent $50,000 of if-- $250,000
| appropriation to maintain segre
gation of the races in the state
and said that Humes and Greene
‘ “were cjuick to get their hand- a
the till "
'fOVTtMT.h on (-•w;i Ti
Trucker, Hit
By Train, !s
■f - f “
Reouperating
GALAX, VA. A? - " r ;.r- d
i Winston-Salem man has. startsd
the long road back to recovery* in
a hospital here aft,or losing both
of his lees because he lumped in
to the path of a speeding ’freight
; train.
! Hospital attendants said -James
F Tm no. lo,' * a great deal of"
! blood after having ore let sever'*.
and another amputated but hs
i was expected to pull through.
Turner Hr!? ns; on fhs
h?,ck of .*» Winston*sj-!*n
roofing rfjtjir»aH\ tiw«• v -r *1 r.**
j «# appjsjrf.H that th 6 fftJwk
; mir It ♦ StfUrk hT th? * n H "
t'lipb.M l .? h? n 3 crossi'n?.
Hf from th*. trunk jnd
n f> tfi? ti'gffira OH? 1??
vas imniftdiaf?!y. ?
other amputated j shorf
later.
j He was still receiving Blood
j transfusions at the hospital fi"*
hours after the- accident,
Tmvr 4' Country Furtlltilf* Co
ft.Uetgh Seafond Company
Fivif-Cttirens Hank a- Trait Comp in'
PAGE 10
1 Blondwnrth S’ Tourtit Horn*
I Heater Wrl! Company
• ivency- Insurance Agency
J Dunn s Ktso Service
■'{ Carolina Builder* Corp
IW.l* son's Seafood i Poultry Co me
(fmstead Tnnsfer Co A Food Star'
Dillon Motor Hnanrr Company
Ridgeway’* Opticians
Pepsi-Colk Buttling Co. ol Rslcljh
Warner Memorials
I Deluxe Hotel
PAGE n
j Srott.’j Tourist Home
Tom Asiiwort.li'> Tire Service
| V.rrlna Wholesale Bi dders Supply
i Apex Cleaning Company
; I Baer A- Son*. Inc.
; Hollow *ll* Cjrh Fond Stare
Make Insurance Agenc
Cniser Motor Co.
Dirk Fryes Shoe Ser'dre
Edvard'* pharmacy
PAGE IS
Gem Watch Shop
I Tile Hood System In dustmi Bank
! Runt. General Tice Company
- ft. t Quinn Furni'n**. Company
Acme Realty Company
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