Only Raleigh. Wake County Negroes Involved:
NAB 93 IN BOOZE CRACKDOWN
ML BUNCH! UUUVU F. N. FABLE The tM record album of "Tfciee Mo MkadM," •
Mh es the Mtsd Nations, is presented to Dr. Ralph Johnson Bunche, United Notions Unlirai iratarp.
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Mm and U. 8. polities. (UPI PHOTO).
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Local White Officer Is
CaughHn Racial Web
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BEV. C. H. HEATH
Final Rites
Held For
Rev. Heath
Funeral servtcee for Rev. Cleve
land Howard Heath. 71. who died
Sunday Oct 37, were held Thurs
day, Oct 1 at 3:30 g m. at the
RoleeviUe Baptist Church. The Rev.
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CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
PAG* t
Barton’s Cask Rtorr
PAG* 1
Brook's AntHonce <
Southern B*U
Csralcifh Sursltnr
Carter’s. Inc.
J. W. Winters * Co.
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• Colonial Stores
Firestone Stores
B. E. Quinn Furniture
PAG* 7
AAP Stores
Betty Gay
PAG* S
Carolina Builders, hi
Warner Kensorials
Dillon Motor Finance
Bid geway’s Opticians toe
PAG* •
G. S. Tucker A Bros. Furuttwe
Goodman s tales Skop
PAG* U
Sanders Motor Co.—Track Dtvliiou
ts ntar-Sanders Tractor Corp.
Ante Discount Co.
Wade's Anto Sales
Bawls Motor Co.
Bsieigk Seafood Co.
PAG* IT
Booaeownors Mortsaso Css, Inc.
KbsSsw Coßoso
BT ALEXANDRE BARNES
Bobby Coots, local whit# police
officer, who has gained quite a
reputation aa a catcher of speed
sters, la not enjoying much of a
reputation on the race question, as
the result of an interview which he
is alleged to have had with a re
presentative Os Newsweek Maga
zine.
The police officer Is said to have
told the interviewer, according to
the national magazine and a pre
pared statement which he gave his
superiors and seen by the CARO
LINIAN representative that he felt
the Caucasin race was superior bi
ologically and mentally to the Ne
gm
This statement b said to have
raised the Ire of many local citi
zens and has brought him num
erous responses from all aver
the nation. Coots said that let
. tab are flowing In from every
part of the nation, from both
whiles sad Nogross, gome of
them agreed with him and some
did not.
Chief of Police, Tom Davis, told
the CAROLINIAN that Coate war.
certainly not expromtng the opin
ion of the Police Department and
he considered it an unfortunate in
cident, by one of his officers. Chief
Davis eras asked many of the quea
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Temperature* next five day* win
avenge about the came with little
. change*. Rainfall will be very little
If any.
BIA FROM THEM
Capita] met Oil, Ice A Coal Co.
PAG* U
Emma Jane Dress Shop
Tire Sales A Service
Raleigh Retail Furniture Dealers
Association
Raleigh Funeral Borne
Acme Realty Co.
James Sanders Tile Co.
M Lourin Parking Company
Murray Tire Service, Inc.
Mcdlln-Davla
The Britt Company
Anaburn Pontiac, lac.
Branch Banking * Trust Co
Bayes Barton Laundry A Dry
Cleaning at Five Points
Pend-Cala Bottling Co.
Raleigh’ Paint A Wallpaper to
T. A. Loving A Company
PAGR IS
Dunn’s Esso Service
LighUser's Funeral Borne
Raleigh Furniture Co.
Appliance Center, bsc.
Taylor Radio A Boctrteal Co
PAGR If
Standard Concrete Product*
PCX
Stephen’s Appliance Ce.
Wtleon-Ferrell Furniture t -
PAGR IT
CPAL
Lincoln Theatre
Badwetser
PAOE r
dona that are running the gum* ft)
and around Raleigh. Such as. Why
was Coats pidtad by tha Interview
er? Why was net a policy maker
of the Department selected? By
what authority did Coats fed that
he was competent to pass on such
a question?
(CONTINUED ON PAGE I)
NCNW Sets
Washington
Conference
WASHINGTON, D. C. Negro
women will take a look at tben
selves in this generation during
the 28th annual convention at the
National Council of Negro Wom
en. Inc., November 13-17 in Wash
ington, D. C.
The Convention win have head
quarters at the Statler Hilton Ho
tel In this eity.
A two-day Leadership Sem
inar win precede plenary see
dens sad provide the fonua
es inquiry into the convention
theme: “The Negro Wesaaa in
the Emenefpetlon Century*’.
The call to convention was is
sued this week by the group’s na
tional president, Mias Dorothy
L Height, of New York City.
The National Council of Negro
Women. Inc., has a membership
of 25 National Organisations In 47
states representing nearly three
million women. Direct member
ship is in 97 local councils and
Junior councils in 37 states. A
leadership core of direct member
ship is comprised of 957 life
Members.
The National Council of Ne
gro Women. Ine. is u usn pro
fit national body founded hr
the late Dr. Mary MeLeed Be
thunc in 1935 and tneerperai
ed one year later.
Its basic purpose is to unite the
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Holding Center’s Objectives To Be Talked
Many inquiries have come con
cerning the program objectives and
opportunities ottered by the W. W.
Holding Industrial Educational
Center. The Raleigh Citizens Asso
ciation, ever seeking to bring to
the public helpful information, has
planned a program designed to an
swer the many inquiries concerning
the Educational Center.
At the regular msitlng K
the Raleigh Citterns I—atattoß
•s Thursday; November 7 at
$ p. at, a* the new. Chavis
■eights Recreation Center, too
guest speaker wU be Rabert A.
Mullen, associate director of
toe w. W. HeUtog Cater.
4. 4 4. 4,4, 4 4, 4.
“GET OUT OF TOWN ”
RACE LEADER WARNED
THE CAR 0 U NIAN
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VOL. *l, NO. M RALEIGH, N. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, IMS -PRICE 15c
BRICKLAYING CHAMP TOPS 33
+ ♦ + + + + + +
As Civil Sights Tussle Bogina*
5 Solons Absent
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Legislators
Absent 3
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Out Os City
WASHINGTON (AN) Landing
liberal supporter* of the Kennedy
civil righto bill denounced the Ad
ministration last week tor weaken
ing the House-approved MO, but
the voices of the five Negro Con
gressmen were conspicuously ab
sent.
While tha Attorney (tenoral was
pleasing for House Judiciary Com
mittee members to cut back on the
strong bill recommended by the
Judiciary subcommittee, ANP
learned that at least three of the
Negro Congressmen ware net even
In Washington.
New Yerk Congressman AS
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Furniture
Underway
The long-awaited Raleigh Furni
ture Festival Is underway. Hie
mammoth event began Monday.
Oct. 38. and continues through Sat
Nov. 3 at 6:10 p. m. when the grand
prize winner's name will be an
nounced.
The 15-member stores of the Ra
leigh Retail Furniture Association,
providing more than $4,000 worth
of prises this week are listed be
low. Their prizes will be on display
at 131 Fayetteville Street through
out the week.
The member stores are: Oer
ter's. Croper's Homestead House
Nelsons, Wayside. Garner's
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Cooper's. Furniture House, Hei-
Ug-Levtne, Klmbrell’s, Raleigh
Commission House, Raleigh
Furniture Bouse. Rhodes. WH
ssn-Ferretl Furniture, G. S.
Tucker * Brothers, Wayside
Furniture House and Tbs Salas
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Mr. Mullen will give an flhistrst
ed lecture on the program of the
enter, with which be will use a
film and brochures. The lectures
Lott Carey Sec’y In Haiti
WASHINGTON, D. JC As a
result of the recent Hurricane, Flo
re, and the terrific damage which
it hat done to the people and prop
erty in Haiti, the Rev. Wendell C.
Somerville, executive secretary of
the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mis
North Carolina *s Leading Weekly
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EX-SLAVE BECOMES MILLIONAIRE Shown above era Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sullivan, poring after bis stteeeeo story came to
light te San Franeiseo, Calif., last weak. Mow running a thriving boat
naag ampke, ecariatlng of bwa, Bgnar etoraa. juko bon and cigarette
machines, as wail aa big-time ooneert promotions, Mr. Snllivaa did
not start this wap. He la a former slave, having been sold Into aarvU
tndo at the age of X Ho lb now baMeved to be suporpting his former
moatar. who is shown bp records to bo hb adopted father. Ha Is a
mong the rtehaet Negress In the entire world. (UPI PHOTO).
Citizens Ass’n f NAACP
Sponsor Floats In Parade
The Political Ac****! Committee
at the F*HfJi citizens A asoi latino
and the lecal chapter at the NAACP
sponsored § unique float In the
Shaw University homecoming pg*
rada, Saturday, October 38.
TMs Eaasasl float was drag,
ad hi Ha«k to resemble a
kisses. On the front platform
wss a easfcet that could be »
sSy seen by the parade view,
ere. Two targe signs, sue an
each aide es tha float reed!
THE MAN DOESN'T VOTE.
HE’S DEADI WHAT'S TOUR
EXCUSE?- pester*
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swer period.
The public is invited, and pertto
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sion Convention left Washington,
D. C. from the National Airport
last weeeknd to make an on-the
spot investigation of the damage
in Haiti.
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WINS TOP PRIZE IN STATE BRICKLAYING CONTEST Stephen Thomas Alston, Jr„ es War
renton. If. is shewn in the center, shortly after be was declared winner es the annaal Bricklayers’ Ap
prentice Contest, held at the State Fair recently. He will be he*seed and receive awards at a roe spites
in his honor Tuesday in Charlotte. On the left is State Leber Conuniateoner Frank Crane, and at light b
James L. Richardson, Ms employer, alee es Warren ton. Alston defeated thirty-three Other youths toed
the eereted title. He holds the gold trowel la Me hands.
Ultimatum
Received By
xl. i'iK*
Rev. B. Cox
GASTONIA ln an editorial on
US’ front page last Saturday, the
Gastonia Oasstit, asked the Rev.
B. Elton Cox, an official of the
Congress of Racial Bquallty, "to
gat out of town and stay out.”
The editorial continued, "If you
don’t ever shew your foot hers a
gain, it will be too soon.”
A resident es High Feint, the
Rev. Mr. Cox has tod Negro an
ti-segregation Ismsastrsilsus at
two down tew a theatres during
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in® pHI IWO Wtfßl, HO NlfW
as a field director for CORK.
The minister wss not available
for comment Sunday night in re
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Set Fete In
Charlotte
For Boy, 19
Stephen Thomas Alston. Jr., of
Route 1. Warren ton. North Caro
lina’s "Champion Apprentice
Bricklayer of 1969" was given a
gold trowel by State Labor Com
missioner Prank Crane after he
took first place In the 10th an
nual Statewide Aprentlee Brick
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Says White
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Agents‘Not
Available'
The letast information received
bp The CAROLINIAN as it west
to press Wednesday afternoon was
that the arrest total la a gigantic
crackdown on alleged Iwollaggen
in the city and county, mat well ■■
oacead 100 poteens betas the end
a t the probe this week.
Jronieally, ol el he B per
asm already arrested and the
m warrants drown as far an
ty iptcirjf nt|rf nowiniin ni
the area. Moeriae Peareeh. gen
eral manager of the Wake ABC
Beard aald that a white oader
ooeor agent hod bean re*ee*t
ed. bnt so far a ana are avail-
Wake Oeeatp ABC Agent In
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eHM In
the United States. The'dtp's
NNPW to t(o
waged bp Saint PaaftsteSente
here. Dr. MeCletutep told the
board -I do not believe in nor
do I eondono segregatton.’*
Many Attend
Honor For
Thoo. Poag
WINSTON-SALEM The man
for whom the Robert E. Leo Hotel
was naraod might not have been a
member of the Ancient Order of
the Mystic Shrine, but It Is true
that hundred* at the members of
the Order celebrated the election
of Thome* Foy to the highest office.
Imperial Potentate, In the Balanese
Room. Thursday night In one of the
meet colorful events ever bald here.
The event was billed as a Recog
nition Dinner and Dance, sponsor
ed by the member* of the Desert of
North Carolina. Noble Prank Mur
rell Deputy and Sethot Tempi#
serving as host. Shritwrs from
throughout the state and tbs nation
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