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THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK EWING, MTI'RIVVY. ITJuRUART J, 19*8
\Family Os Five Escapes Bombing In White Area
prude Bomb
iipcks borne
Bf Negroes
■ '■TuL?A - lANP) - The equili
t:f -i N( gro fan'll' of five,
of a house in a predom
■toan'lv " hde neighborhood in
sSSporth Tii'-o to two months, was
H§jj J F*G*t h* 0 ■ si vo'k when a crude
exploded in I heir front
victims of she bombing were
and Mrs. Johnny Gamble and
ipihsi' th ■ child'.-" Pescv }4 ;
BBr • •'*’ r ' no in.iune? P«;t.-v, how-
H9‘- Vr ' .-i the he: oital
is and later rv-loaesd
H i httt it was the wot k of tftrop
ws; evident when several lo-
radio stations reported that an
Hrn't'' 'tied person h d telephoned
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Tic cour'• sheriff's of
iiSirfl a'M. . d . ,■ all f:o i
a® he ' ' ■ '.iid
S*fa '• r • > «• ported
|i rs ■ Ihe ■: ! I and |
Sfflnrok- •• 1 • i- - in
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lift Recital
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f'e.tet 4 iiru-'me s f ntlegr •nil
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...... At-conate Professor of
Fisk Unit ersity in Hen
Hi-' on Friels; F' January U.
Ht 8:0 0 P M Tayio; Hal! on the j
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I ''('O' ii i) FROM J.MI. Deputies YYarrrn Sprouce. rear
left. <nt! Uhe.tt llill. fur right are shown escorting the four re
maining defendants in the Glaud C'rucll beating case in Greenville,
S. C„ from Ihe county jail to the court house where, they were sen
Baptist Leaders Hail Slsaw Campaign
r,y R IRVING BOONE
Stii.uiig impetus was given the j
■eernti.v launched fund raising!
■u- H-pi for Shaw University,;
currently sponsored by the General j
Sapini St tii Convention of North ;
Carolina, it. i week when some bf. i
ty-odd R.ipii-.L leaders, represent- j
me a cross-section of the state, j
assemble.;! h. a three-hour session
in the West Campus auditorium of j
this historic Baptist institution and |
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Paul Robeson Accepts Bid
To Give England Concert
GORDON, England •-- (ANP)
Baritone singer Feiij Robeson, be
set with pas.-port woes because of
enthusiastically hailed the plans of
the steering committee for the
$250,000 00 drive on behslf of
Christian educaton,
f'haraetcrired hy harmony
rarnr.-.tness of purposes, and a
spirit of keen interest, this
meeting was prophetic of far
reaching results toward the
realiratiop of the < unpaign
goal, arid in furtherance of the
bis polifn/i opinion*, particularly
j concerning communism, last week
I accepted an imitation to make a
| concert tour of Britain and appear
! or, commercial television there
The announcement vms made r-.
; Robeson's London agent. Harold
j Davidson, who said the famed r-mc
; er was confident he •• ould h* abb
i to get a passport in lim* for the
! tour .scheduled tn Apnj
Robeson, n-bo has often criticis
• ed American relations v ith Soviet
: Russia, lost his passport seven
1 years ago, when the ts S State F)e-
I partment lifter) •». because of h-,.-
I political opinions
Robeson recently filed a new ap
peal for a possport
Fhillipa Scuyler,
| Pianist, Plays In
Lagos* Nigeria
j LAGOS. Nigeria ~ <ANP)
; Miss Phibppa Schuyler of New
| York, celebrated plants, gave 3
concert here last. Wednesday under
the auspices of the Lagos Musical
Society.
f Miss Schuyler gave 3 program
i which ranged from works of the
i i7th Century Italian harpist hero
| composer rlatti, to Gershwin
| The French composer Ruvel, tlie
j Spanish dc Falla and ctficr.' were
i presented.
; Miss Schuyler begun her tour in !
j Europe and now has. come into •
! Africa. Her next appearance will ;
l be in JOS.
; She is traveling under the Fed j
[ era! Ministry of Information and i
! the State Department Exchange of i
Persons program.
Chop* affected hy !Vn-- Soil Bmk :
Acreage Reserve tr if)ss arc tobac- i
co. cotton, v’hcit, co n. and ric*
North Chro'tna poallty marl'd
receipts r ontinued to * a* a
rat* of in million dollar' pc;- -ear
fenced last Thursday morning. Left to right and sentences are:
Marshall Roehester, fi years; Jack Bently, I year; Wade Howard, ,1
years. uwf Robert Waldrop. I year. <UNITED PRESS TELErHO
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srrat Cause of which Shaw
University is a living symbol
Promptly at 11:00 a.m . Conven
tion President P. A. Bishop, gen
era! chairman of the steering com
mittee, sounded the gavel, and. the
meeting was underway.
Brief and impressive devotional!
were !cd by the Reverend R. M.
Pius of Winston-Salem, chairman
of the convention's executive com
mittee.
The Reverend R. Irving
ftonnr <>f Wilmington, director
of inihtir relations, and author
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Os the Master Plan for the
Campaign, pre'sented in detail,
the Convention* proposed pro
gram of action for thir, con
certed effort, with an analysis
of the same.
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A spirited address by the Rev
erend J. W. White ol Asheville,
, general director of the campaign,
I pointing out the Importance of the
j drive and appealing for full-fiedg
! ed cooperation, was next heard i
| and warmly received.
! A motion by the Reverend H. C
Dixon of East Wilmington, presi
dent of the North-East Cape Fear
S. S Convention, endorsing the
plans as presented, was accorded
enthusiastic reception nod unani
mously adopter)
N. Y. Teachers Union Announces
Negro History Week Supplement
NEW YORK—The Teachers Un
ion of New York announced todav
the publication of the seventh an
nus! Negro History Week supple
ment of its weekly newspaper
TEACHERS NEWS. The dedication
In this year’s issue takes the form
of a '‘Salute to Teen Agers", writ
ten by the Union secretary. Miss
Lueile Spence, who pay-, tribute
to the young people for their role
in the. fight against, segregated
schools.
The 4-page supplement is pub
lished te. help in the celebration
of Negro History Week, which
takes place this year during the
More Weeks Os Winter j
Driving Hazards Ahead
"We ll have another three or four (
weeks of winter driving hazards
no matter what, our friend Mr.
Groundhog predicts on February
2,’* Motor Vehicles Commissioner
Edward Scheldt declared this
week,
“Without a shadow of doubt,
there'll be some rough dav* and |
nights—weatherwise—for the driv- j
its of motor vehicles all through !
February and perhaps into M uch. ' [
he warned.
The vehicles official added. f h'
amount of daylight is perceptibly
a hil longer now than a few weeks
ago. but still much of our driving
is done during hours of darbne:
When bad Weather combined
with darkness, visibility is reduc
ed sharply for driver-..
This means that (he driver
himself should be alert phe
siraSly and mentally, watrht«E
constantly for hazards that
might elude him. D also mrans
keeping windshield wiper* in
the best pnxsibte operating eon
•week beginning February 3th, and
also to inspire further study of !
Negro History and the contrihu- j
Boils made to our country bv the >
Negro people.
Among the articles featured
in this year’s issue are a scries
of ten original drawings depict
mg “Great Negro Scientists";
an original crossword puzzle
based on the theme of Negro
History; “What’s Your Negro
History Quotient?”, containing
question* ami answers on Nr
grn history and current events;
brief sUelehe* on 25 “Negroes
of the Y'ear”; and m article
dition. IViper blades that streak
are a threat to safety.”
« « • V
Commenting on the use of “log j:
lamps,” the commissioner said such S
lamps should he used sparingly j
They should no* hr used in lieu of •
headlights unless absolutely ncces- I
s.iiy in ease of nun, snow or fog— I
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A Jf.
on “\egro History in Hip f'lir
riinlum All Yr,u' Round '
The is, up also ' contains a full
page of histor iu.'ii material rang
ing from the earliest days of Araei •
ica to the pucsent on the Negro
pciiplr a l!atth lot' the I>aljot
and Ihor figlil to win "Tiv' Bight
lo Knowledge
Better Buys
Better Terms
On Better
Jewelry