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T
f THE CAROLINA
»--*THl TKUTH UNMIDLiD"
RIMES'.'
SAT;; M». H; IHt
No Negotiations WHtioiit Student Leaders
#ir«n on ah basis.
1. H •ml' «heii it l^ccutnes necessary to n^-
gOliiit% willi iIm- stiirrs. it is our ft cliii.sr ili»t
ptll) ill llie prr.snu'c aiiI with tlie appr'jy«l
of tWe ■ituiirnt k'aiicrs slmultl any atlriii))t Jit
||^i> •.
(Continueii-'froih pl2* 2)
hfttlf'nifAt be iitatJc. An igrretrient made in
.niy otlief niamier we ar« afraid woulil oiil}
lcil ttj (itrtljef iiiiBuud'cM'tbtaiiilrng and dis-
liust..
^ XCwntjiiiK*!] from pan*' 1)
•ywptotwt nur tiip bill of parlk'd
'*r« Mrt forU) spwific alk'i;aiiim.s
(rf uaprorcssktnnl conduct (in llic
THckcr. Tlif chargrs wrrc
t*ry within 31 day* aftar fh«
Commonwaallh't Allarnty ' hat
riltd his amcfidad bi^l. Th^ra-
after, fha Cawrt will Mt • data
for contlnuanca af Iht ti(al,
I'lii' irial r(Mnu in the century
old Ciroensvillc County Court-
Iii>use was jampackM wlih NAACP
•Truce
court attendants and daitv Dews-
paper reporters and a hal' dozen
otiicrs everyone . in the crowded
courtroom was colored. -:l
tlto X’asue to warrant conbidtTation [ |neuihers and friend? from
the'Court, he a.ssertcd. Aecoril l ■**' seetions of the S'ate./Tit*
asked that the motion toU'>«rlroom ha.s seata for wt)y, J08
Asutis* the chargcs be sustained. I ■*l'IHi*nal lt» alootl
Qaeslioned by Prcsidint; Judsc!lined no
f. Cartaml JeJTcrson. .Jr., the Chi,‘'I'" S*';®
®20 lawyer cited the complaint
ik the Bailey case. Nothing in the
oomplaint or in Ihc bill of parti-
l|ilar8 indicated that Tucker had
in any improper acts. On
cpntrary, he said, Tucker had
l^ovMed Uie accused man with his
ttnsUutionally guaranteed dc-i '■ .
(Cont,iiuipl ftom Mge
II. . 1 ■ and supervisSr of
Opposing Ihc uiotion to dismiss,i . v
w*JT, , „ the rreinium CrcfUt. .
lumid U lowii.soud, CoinuHm- s
.• ... ■ ... Miss Wlilltcil w siirvimt bn two,
itfMlUis Attonieyv filed a motion! " i
quAsh it on the Krouiid tliHt the
IW»pcr rrinfily wouhl be a iiioliuii
tb Blrikr the hill of partii'ular.s.
t^rt was recessed for 30 luin
U»«3 wbllc the judges loiisidered
-Wliittefl
.siJcrs, Mr.s. Kva fiuins; t>F' Italti-
! more. »ml Mrs. Bessie, of
I ('Ie\elaiil, .Uhio, and several d^ccqs
and nepJieWs. *■'
I ' ’ 4..’ ’ly.i. VV.
this n^ofions. lltey then ruird that'
‘Hh** proper iiiolimi. is a iimtionj
sti-ltif- the hill of piTti(iilars"t (''-•ntifjM«'4-,fr(>^t>'
apd del-t«l to treat the ''ri-iiudl'Foti^p.vivvg j^a;«e>iiopM
.'•t.
ftwlhm 'as cue to rcjuire a
aHie*»''e*l bill of particulars.
Ai:*rney» f*r Tuckcr w»r«
•#nlar*«l fo mik» »«cii r?»poniivt
|ria*d«* mi Ihfy dormnt ncces-
tself felt in l|ic' eontmtini^ bi
helpii»i; to seruiie for; bo»(^
nnd ol«l b'"tt?r cmpf6ytne»)t
'MnHies and Ijettet Hvlii^ condl-
li'.»na. Mrs. Leak^aAd.^ ? *
N. C. STATE FAIR
FRIDAY MUNDjtr
FEB. 26-27 &2|;|
toERVED SEATS AM
ADM $2.08 Wmle/tMC. >
$2.50 • $3.00 Wtit $1;
Ralal^, N; C, ^
(Cuitiiiiut^ fp'ip >*je 1)
I lued into the jtorc ai the Saturda}
ilnin.'b hwir, the two stores were
dosrt proinptt>’. The , action wa;
-taken' follow'ina a telephone call
thal a l^onib had been planted in
the baseinent of one of uie stores.
Uulh 8torcs opened fur business
on Monday fnornlns, but their
lunch counters had not reopened
up to Tuesday afternuon. anl no
date /or the Opening of the lunch
conniers had been announced up
to that time.
Th* drive, began late Monday
afternoon, February 1, againiit the
«»1 Worth'‘iSfore; Ifour sttidents,
|»U freshmen, took aeats a^d were
fcltisert ^vlcfr. On Tiiesdny the
group of approxhnately ao oceupi-
H Wats fn>|n t'h# bmch hour
to eloiina -tiow- Thii nuiiilier built
(Ip da'Ilr until f‘riO*y wlu n » cuuo-
CHECKING NEWS STATE
MENT—The appearance in Dur
ham Tuesday of Dr. Martin Lu
ther King, Jr. and lha Rev.
Ralph Abernathy drew wide-
but with the briny tears of their
mothers. *■
"We can’t stop cvcn .jf we want
cil .0 siu|>. D -tliiiy puil^j us on.”
Aberiuitliy was iiitfuilUeed by
I I lie Kev. Doi!'‘Ias MooWi,’Vvho pre
^fre«m?alBn■^v»* .^f«rtr. by while j
hits. ,«*Mool a-e. Soiuei„,,„,
tmsh)n3 antf- Shovhig enmied and n,.' I!"v. W. jn l'’i
•hrt'X-.rtr wWte' vnullis wrfo
■•^1‘fl'rt ’for' ■df-‘iVf|erI\; cnnihirt
ti^.rfrtvWih«n irtHiled ovf'r iulo ihf
R''“K‘ *r»« St».>rB," '
ttvan AIrT atiirfrnl'
•rrr* nii for p.
f>iot muoy
^ no".
fW* fA%ti -follnn’ad. Tlin
' proinnllv.
ram in:
(•lulea thi: l!vv. W.Ml I'uller.
president Of the Ourlilrtff NAACl’.
the Itev. J. 'i'. I’owell* and I.
Austin, who introducei^'Kiii;'.
i . , .. ..u..,..
-King
GREATEST cPHOWON EARTtt
SHOW TIME 2^, 1:30, 5:3e/lSi’rt^^
i/IIVff III Ik SUN„ FEB. 21 l-JO As Wm.
. .Children under 12—1/2 Price Saturday 1:30 p.m. Marine#,
Send sQif-addretted ttantped envelope with check ar meney ei4^
Mt!i payaMe to Won>blo, Inc., Ill W. Hargett St., Rafeiffh >
'' (tViillitu^i} ffom page 1)
> ■■
'''amei’imcn a»'d. neWiipaper report
''rs aijd 'pli(«l|)grBphi:r8 who were
civcrifi? .|h'c ,meeting
and #et it
f ihe atdchy» bi| voiced'
Alffcaivif ^r^adter >tld. *'l'm no
^|U»t«r, America is my
.jiwriflB the
;'W)w«tt‘, they ert^n said we
t«i ^ bacit t* Africk if
fUm* bit*. How
in. tlfi# dw^r cafi Ypv 00 back
ailyWlilir wherf ' y*w've qever
■ keir*?*"
Tracing ilie history of Ihe Ne-
^roV strugsk in'this country, be
'Sa'l^.We dlseoveff^l a(tc!ir the Kman
ripatipn, that allhiuiSli we were
,phj*italiy free, otir nimds were
still'^ti^)ave(l.
?“Wc*re ^gaged in- * common
struilSle,*'- Abeciiathy ; declared.
■‘As >Jorfg as your face is black,
you’ll «eyer. be rr0c until 1 am
fr^., i i ■
r«Mne here mainly to
nijlrt"' IjftcaUSp I wftiil to be free,
rf witpl (l»fe TaluwlC*'^ *"d East
'Undii' lo ’k^w inillion black
citiisons want’to be free.”
* ReC^Vnng, ib UUe student sil
.dortA stfiKc, he a!«iorlc(V.
^ ^not •(•#> if they
wwrte# to. '^ty fiavt been nurs-
M *h' the braifst* of Negro moth-
♦rs wfie wanted be frke. They
h«v^ ^teif br#«d mi««d not
*nly with botttnpilk and frease
Continued frotr pagu. 1
dar^ moven>ent, the |tasiive re
sitlance loader said, '*tha apec-
lacdlar example .ef determined
dedicated young people, dtmand-
ing their rights gives glaiilbus in-
spiiratien to ail decent .perswts
not only of eur nation but
thrpusjhout the world.*'>\
~ I *
Ue ivent on to say that the idea
of f.reedom is the most j)pwerful
on'e iti'the world todajf^ ind' as-
sevted, , "
■ . ;
^“You studeiits of North Caro-
Uiia h^ve. .captured this dynoinip
i()ba in a marvelous, iiianner. You
have taken the undying and pas-,
siunate y6arning for freedom ami
filtered it in your own soul and
rashioned it into a creative pro
test that is destined to be one of
the Klov^nj,' epics of our time.
. .. . the spcotaeular cxainple
of determined and dedicaicd yoiin^
people , demanding their rigiits
gives filorihus inspirajiim t^ a^
decpnl persons not only of our
nation hut throuRhou* the world.
Vqu have Itkcn hold of the tra
dition' of resolute non-violence re-
sisl.ance and you are carrying It the JaUer.
spread television and press cov
erage. Kii^g and Abtrnathy are
;>lctured in center looking at
•latement to bt given to TV be-
tere sequence was made. At right
STATION WAAA
Winston-Salem
SATHROAV
: R-oho »• dally unitl 3:00 p.m.
3:00 Triplf A Club at Masonic
Tempii
5:00 Roll Jordan
SUNDAY
7 'o .«l-n on
. T (/Vv;rn>^R(ii>n»l Southlandcrs
7:30 Tn tlie Garden
‘ (ilrv iiavward)
7:45 Q'isriet Time
HOO Tlie fYiisadr-rs
R'^f A Visit witl\ the Shut ins
AIho-1>-.TIi..o
*8? 'Tr^te Vine llulincss
t>nfth (Ron'. Voii.soni
0 no (Ihl'Irn l(!inuiinp''rs
10;00' \W’A-VWrA ProTt.".
0:15 'T»hii»»n & Wright Func;ral
|tom« Pm^rfim
10:30 Pet. Milk p. u^raiii
tli^ft llyimi of the l*ay
1J,:P5 Mnrnio'’ Worsltjii (l'’ir-^f
Cftlvary Baptist CJiurcli)
[J'-tfO fur Sunday
Wealner flct?orl
l.2:C& SiH'lal Sc«urit.^ Procram
• 3:3Q.(’liri5t Temule llulincss
is Jack William*, news director
o‘ station WTVD, and at left is
Attorney W. A. Marsh. Photo
by Jordan.
' LW.J'Jeliws of (laNary
1;30 Bill .Lauilfurd' .Show
2;{Jfr-Chiir(:(i of the l.ord Je.sus
^Chrtst (Bishop S. C. Johnson)
3;30 Music for Sunday
, 4;i5 jyir*. Jo Ann Clement
' 4:.00 Giitft Of Zion llulincss
Qbiirah
5:^.MusiCif'>r Sunday
I 5:150rgitn IJevcrics
ti:W Slcn olT
MONDAY-FRIDAY .
5;0tt W^e up Time with
Bob. ({oufldtree
7:00 llig Creakl'asl with
■ .‘"Bob Itoundtrec
0:tX), Uoi^ .Conipaniun with
Oscar Alexander
10:00'Motnin}! Devotions
10:15 Obituary Column
1U:30 Bill Landford Show
ii.’OO- 1.4irry Williams Show
i;00 Daddy-U Alexander Show
5;0U'1U>11 :i«rd."ii Show
newsstand in an ffd buildine that
was located on the spot now oceu-
pied l^y the W.. D. Hill liecceatiun
Center.
When World War II came ori,^e
entered the armed service and ser
ved four years in llie European and
Pacific theater^ of operation. ’ i ,
When the war was over Re
sumed his studies at N. C. College,
in the nicHntiinc opfninig a y^et
ihop with one boiler ?«d o«i^iltrfa>
HI!! machinei llfjt lupther, whQ.has
stuck close to her ^o^i thrush the
.veais, waiT'iS«pl«>f$ -W' a' iiaft-
liiiie worker and Oie esfab-
lislimeiit open while Herbert jvas
Ml school. *-
Workrd at Night . ■>
After finisliing scflool, Weny»"r
worked for the Southern FiUii|ty
Mutual Insurance Company frppi
8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. As soon
a.s ‘.he day closel at lltc insurance
office, he . .wouhl;‘ca. tb hi«j ^)»y-
clcaning plant to, pr(;pare hi^
tomer’i garaanti. > ■
The business leontinued to grow
in popularity and in 10S7 mov
ed ,to a. larger and it» prcitant lo-
tation. kere he in«tallH a com'
)letc new plant and chaiisCd th6
lamc from Weavers Valet Shop to
Veavcra Cleaners. The establlsh-
nent now cin^ploys tivifc |i6r8>ns
ind includes in its cqul|>mcnL a
'adio-dispatch . delivery and pick-
ip truck.'Iliik firm ii Ui^ it(iy ^
’>pcrated by the race'Hi 0urhai^
hat is a member nt the .NMidual
'nstitute of Dry Cleaners.
■ * Modern Ptat|(
The>.ncw plant uses Dctre* two
bath iinil for s.upcrior cleaning of
.•lothes which takes ^e gucl«,wprk
Mother of Mrs.
C. E. Mdester
Dies in Alai
, f. C. IteC^iler, wile el th(
)>a^'*. w : ilfitfcfieaa Atenu|
baptist Ch6rch. the citj' yhur^
day morning by ’ plkm (ei attetii
the funeral o/ her tqoth«^, Un
Alberta D. Blbutit, 70, wli^ dlit
at her honae. 4W South' Warfrt
Stre;iK, Mobile, Alabama, Wednes
day, "FAbruair ll. ^2;0p mid
out of the ^operation. Some of the' night
nodern' . eouinitiont Includes
automatic cuff-brushing triachine,
automatie coal-form finishers, (an-
cy dross finishing board and a
speed-cheek conveyor btlt which
brings finished garments autbma
tically to the counter for delivery
to the customer.
Weaver is a member drWhttO
Hock Baptist Church where he
'.ervcs as a trustee.
O
((Continued Ironr pagc. ,l)'i
Shiloh Baptist, and tlie ,Ref. G.; M;
'If^lps. pastor '(if UniiiQ Mi>m«^i«l
'■tot hfiilirt chtvpch', tiiok part
ftlnefal Wvi(^. , t ’>
Mrs. Blonnt #a> bom in iMot^
Vom'rt^t^'AlabsmV, January,, J8W
She had resJdfcd in Mobile for
long number:b( 7ears|. P'unetal
rangemems were incoim^lote w
preii^'tfwie.v'• V
♦n addition lo Mjfs. MeLerter o
4>urMl4ft. dtotint is survivei
by another daughter, kiss Virgin]^
Blount of the |ioit>Ci four brbtheri
Theodore of Meblle; Hotfce 6
(iawali; L^dgestein, LouisvllU
Ky„ and Lawrenc^, ^an Priipcisc^
California. ■ ,
'irr:g'T
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fel-MONTHLY Miff I
Th« regtJlair b|>in4iltld^ meetiiA
of the t St. SeWor ;U*h«
Boant ^lU % ^ tht ehur^
iHiesdaViVebnij^’SSii it 7:30 p.^.
.1
‘* ■' '* > • ■' I* I
..n'aWI'E/i
"Mra. BcaliifiOflltti {pid Miaa
•• '■ V-
(Ctmtrnued from nage 1)
B> S. desroc in commerce from
$msi7Onm
mmiw
AT AN
‘^Evening of Fiin”
AT the
Artist 0uild
AbMiSSlON .
P. M.
Svn*, F«b. 23rcl
SOc^
pe^-ieiiiiii^pww. mi mt mimiK kmt. «*t wm Kimr antAc
It SUUK IS COLD
toirt WE ARE
OPEN
' McConnell R.i.
\ CHEENSBbRO. N. C.
Try otir Delicious
Sandwiches and
Plates
„ Onr Specialties
Chicken & Oysters
forward toward the end of b'rlna-
inq all of us closcr lo the day of
rrecfdoin.
■‘What is now is that Ai?\prican
ludnnts hav.-> come of ace. You
now take youc bonuri'd places in
itio world-wide sirusslp for frce-
iloin.
The famed •jouthern leader went
III! to ur'e Ih*- c .in'niihity to .sup
port the inovemrnt bemuse i* was
•■ihiu'd at scKresaticm. a practice
he de.serilied as “ a festerinp sore
which dehilita'es the white man as
well as the Nesro.”
"Separata facilities .'lare inher.
ently equal, he declared, "The
underlying philosophi^^iaf segre
gation ,are dimetrical^ )appe*ed-
to drmocracy and Cfcr.htianity,
and alt the dialetics m all the
logicians of the wo^ cannot
make them lie down )^ether."
“I would call upon tlj|. people of
“oodwill in this comnii^ty to sup
port the efforts of thel^ students.'
What they are doing i^gnificant
not only for North Cfbliixn, not
only for the Negro, but the wholt
of Amercia.”
King, who was harrassed by po
lice and segregationists diiring the
Montgomery Hlruggle anfl who was
inches from death as the result
of being stabbed by Harlem
psychopath two years ago, warned
the sit-down strike leaders of the
difficulties they would- encounter
"I have prayM o v e r our
southern situation and have
come to the conclusion that we
are in for a season of swtfering.
to avffer in a righteovs causa is
to grow to our humanity'a full
stature. If only to $iive our>
selves irom bitterness, we need
the Vision to see the ordeals of
this generation as an opportunity
te transfigure ourseivea and
American soriety.
■Started at Odd Jobs
purjng his years in high school,
Weaver wa;i employed on a part-
Ifmb basfs at the College Inn. In
1930, lie opened a shoe shine and
Triangle
Super Marltet
Special Sale
(^hittcrlin;?.s „
, 10 lbs. for $1.79
1921 McConnclj Rd.i
Grcfenaboro, N. C.
Hogs bring about $350 million
each year in the South.
The South aeroiints for 18 per
l-ent of the njiiun's cattle.sales.
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