Moires Three Appearances Here
Thousandsln R(ileighSee,HearCanedateaiisolni
if'Jj-Sj'l}-
**Cruel, Unusual Punishment” Cited
Ri^ts Of ftisoners L^held
THE Carolinian
North Carolina's Leading Weekly
VOL. 31. NO. aiWEEK ENDINO RALKIOH N. C.. SATURDAY. MARCH 25. \Vn sWBLE COPY M«
Raleigh Hian Sought Aher
Rape Attempt Fails
Southern NAACP
Raps Foes Of Busing
Compared ^■■■■Visiting
To ^Work^ When Nan
Mrs. Chisolm Impresses
Voters In Capital CHy
»totemelil
i$ Uiowm kert
Of Chinese
CIXCINN.ATl, Ohio-
The Unlieil Si ites
Court of Apjieals hert*
on Tueiidu> 4of last
T
To Work’
Of Chinese
CINCI.N I, Ohlo-
The Unlied States
Court of Appeals here
on Tuesday ot last
week, affirmed the
landmark decision of
a Toledo federal judge,
who had declared con
ditions at the Lucas
County Jail Toledo,
Ohio) to be “cruel and
unusual punishment'’.,
“a refined sort (of
punishment), much
more comparable to
the Chinese water tor
ture than to such cru
dities as breaking on
the wheel,” he also
said.
AanowicffniMils oftlwA|u«aU
CMrl's StcUloa waj tnaS* b)'
Mrs, Shirley Chisolm brought her presl-
denllal campaign to North Carolina this week
making stops In three Tar Heel cities. The
first black woman candidate made her first
•top In Raleigh Monday, speaking at Meridith
College, St. Augustine's College and Shaw U.
niverslty before moving on to Greensboro and
Charlotte.
Attacked
mot* Uma l,*ao ilmt oa* Iwtf ^ ^
.Snaa, tSruffioranAm*rtcols*aieh
”1 fimm d OB a — to naikmal •esaomr Is kana
■aiAMoowMsisCi^Rliia.
of saint ■■■..
?Soa*. mt mm soovo paoto. nte W m
i*'*' caioo*® win nm la ta* »Ur s
'wjoawllt Primary k Noiia CanUna. Sk* Is Bw nrm mid
J“ft^^JI»rt^>o«a*n to Imeom* a sarkms eontaadar k>r tk* D.
NC Delegates Report
On Meeting At Gary
BY MILTCSI COUMAK
■T STAFF WftlTEJI
A young Rslelgb a.*^- e,
man. .Miss Josephine
Poole, about 38, whom
X
JmksnA
OtntHAM ■ HiBkaamaa tirlka dalasataa* mMloay eommSiaa
korlk CsraUw dtla^Uoa sko aaM Iksy aoatM to fiv* a awn
.‘Ji??*!** Wstlaaal ■ask Fa- eomplat* aenowd at Uwsatkar-
iniaal Ooavaatlaa la Osry, hd. las.
aald laal s*ok Ikat wkea pea**
rapons atom nw mhir
iSBsanmammrnniUU^^^
When Nan
Attacked
CoHege, St. Augustine’s College and Shaw U-
nlverslty before moving on to Greensboro and
Charlotte.
On Meeting At Gary
■TffrArrwRfrni
flpMMnt at lMr«mM«iiday
■ontata Mrs. Cktoolm loM
nars ttea IkM Mm tad
A young R*lelgh*^-|f^7i!«n
JCSCn DELOACH
MBB XeCPRlKE POOLE
Says Chief Executive
Politicking With Life
NAACP Ucil OrlMtM »Dd L4-
nealtaul Fund, bd. (LDF)
loriMr Stuity A. Bam, who,
I0|«tb«r with AdvocAtrs tor ta*
•le Lml tq/mUty (ABLE) to
Toltdo, hrou^ ttU cUst vi-
tlOB on bttalf of all taniAtoo of
^
MClCOK, MIm. w DM«cnt«o
to tta ZOIh amonl mootlac of
tht SoMhoiM RaflonnJ Convon*
tion, bold at tho HotdMbtrcHo-
tol, March 16-11, took all por-
•ono to taak, who oppOM tho
bnatac ordcra of tbo courts, in
a caustic policy ftatomnnt, at
Ea doitof atactor..
Tta attack ranfod from a
sttafinc attack on tattt ttar
doomod tta vajctllMtnc op*
proneh by ProaldMit Ntmn, In
hia natlOMl pronouocomoni tta
ntchl of March 16. b a atrong*
ly *
•d tta ehlof oxocutlvt with an
altoR^ to pta) politics wlHitta
lIvM of chUdron and that sjch
action, asrooommtndodb}-htin,
tondcd to woakan tta last tea-
tUo of juatlco—ttaVniiodSUtoa
Soprwfno Court.
AiMlhtr tnlopam waa aont to
all tta annators and congroM-
man, asking than, to vat* down
an> maatura presantadlotta V.
S. Comn^as. that would ovar-
(iM NAACP AAPt. p. n
man, Mi,a Joiepblne
Poole, about 28, whom
the C11 y-County In
vestigative D^art-
ment says uses the
the sUss of ‘‘Joanns”
Poole, told Officer R.
C. Ellis a tale last
Tuesday of being aa-
saulted by the son of
the woman to whose
house she went.
MIm Foal* laid Ika cc, at
11:0, aon. Uml ak* «aM
to tk* raaUtoe* af “Mtoa Jaa-
si*,'- lu* s. Slat* smm i*
vlaS JtaiM l>«T, «ka*a ad-
tnm la Hi t. CaPamm PL
rmrialM* tkm Ik* poaaraflh*
Three Black
Students
To Confab
ATLAHTA, On. * b a He-
tory that thoekad otd-ltoo po-
lEletaia and abom^d howpoopla
can aotea poIHleal power, throt
black eoUcgtsludatttakavohnan
•loctod aa dalagaioa to tta Dt-
moerafle National Convaotlon.
Tta atodanta tab at a nawa
eonfaraoca last weak thM ttair
C6m t BLACB. P. n
dollar wfll ba uaad to aaauro
social ^lallea tor an our pao-
pla.
I draavefaa AmartoabuMaB
our aatlOMl ootaomy li IMUB
Ml tar.lta prlMla tataroaU
tt ao.'waa bat Mr tap ptalla
and bi'nan naada E rMSbtd*
I draam of « APiartaaB ohota
acoDomy guarafEaaatoovaryA-
martean a roal |ob if an boa-
aat waga, bsland of a gaaraa-
taad waga for a maka-wortloh.
I draam of lha day wtan «a
wOl tava apraaldaalwhocomaa
to tta eongroM wEh a budgat
bnaad on raal full amploymant
tnalaad of tta myth of fan am-
pbymanl,** aha atalad.
AEar attandhig a rally Ian-
chaon at 81. Aagaalba*^ Mra*
Chlaoln addraaaad mert ttian
800 chaarlng atudama aad adaEa
at Shawaarly Monda) altamoon.
to a praaa eonfaranea at a.
AagiiaiEia*a, Mra. Chisolm,
congraaswoman from Naw
York, aald that tta Horlda Prl-
Ctat Milt, cmaouf. p. n
BY MOpTON CCHdEMAN
DURHAM
Noun Carotin* imagMIw uiie
ttotadad tta MBltcMt ■mEBo- ^
Itlaal ucavaiiltai Ei Oary, bd, n
pahIteEy eommltaa
aeugM logtv* a emro
aeaoapi ofttagathar-
raporu atavt
b oMttiMg dMtr bEW raao-
tloM toOwoonvaatleaalapraaa
coatoraaea EaM M Ita ofOea*
of ita Pi
munEy naralffuni
CRIME
BEAT
mrmds
m Ita ooea* mm m
Jobsror
0wr5,000
I rwtn ftalrigh « Offkl..^
Pohd-r
UltaSSsdb taa pub*
wua M lAn lawafda
ttnutaMUfid futaus: itiiam;
ana aMIvMnali hasa laaaMlsd
'*snii ta waa Eighty btoatcat-
ad ■ --
whan aha arrtvad.
Tta woman aaM Ma waa waE-
lag and aEtbig ta a ctalr whan
8ootah Daloach, U, (aoB of
Mtaa ItaalaX approaohad bar
and ankad tar what waa wrong
wMh tar and alartad kEttaa Ear
UM« EAPt AtraMPf. p. ai
Rdeigh Youth Attends
UN-Washiagtun Study
mm’at Itatr IMliig
an tta jataa WMUr. tkM wa
waaM Nta la as. tawisn. it m
la at lai^ ar |uw
paaitataa tmrn
L**
aWlMfs. ta naap
■MM nai atanc rialtaMd ay a
pataa aWkar la lapaMng hta
SStats wWta an dnty. ta taH
I l.>Vf /fff.Vt RCmRTER $
S!
THEY SAY
IS
§
^ —w CV
^ by STAFF WRITER §
Wllaoo Tampla UaEadMalho-
d.al Church, 1013 Otartta Road
to te tta tilth waak of Ea
Caotamlal Yaar Calabratten.
Wa boBorad Pturomar Hall, Jr.,
16, 3113 OandrMga Drtva, by
making E poaalbit tor him u
partklpato ta a UBEad Nattana-
Waahtaiton Study Tot - during
tha funenttona and oparttlona
of tta UnEad Natlona and th#
UnEad Sialaa Covammaol} I.
to prevMa tta opportunEy to
(•m ukal vootm. p. n
Olve your reactions to the repealing ot the
city ordinance concerning the sell of beer on
Sunday in Hnleigh.
Mra. Nancy Meap.
Ralalft'
"I think tha law atiould hava
batn raptalad. Thto may da-
eranaa tha huatntM attbataoi-
laggari. E waa not » proWam
latttaf lw«r on Sunday bacauaa
tha bootlagfara always had E.
But h) rapaaling tha taw, thto
may dtsancouraga tha boot-
toggara.-
Mr. Hur.aj Aitto,
Raleigh
“I (ht .k fvpealtag ih* Sunday
bear sale *as ona cif tha moat
dtogractful ihli#rthacltycuun-
Cll coulc tuve d'-’.e. I think
Sunday «ho>iM u- set atida for
worftiip ^kJ not ainf'd thlrgra
Ilka atUtak baar.**
Mtaa Joaa^tat Rtaaa,
RatoEth
ctaa TWn SAV. P. t}
Marek U-i7. Tta Siucy Tour
waa eonduetad by tta VnEad
Mathodtol Youth Fatlowtalp of
tta North Caroltaa Cenftranea
of tta ttaEad Mathodtol Church.
Plomrr.ar was ana of a grata
of 41 yoMh aalarrad from UnEad
Mathodtol Churehaa throuchoul
tta Eaatam 66 eaunttoa of North
Caroltaa. Tta purpoaaa of tha
Study Tour waraLtoundarataad
Four Persons Claim $40
In Appreciation Money
AS tta waaw gv by, only two
of tta paraona Itotad ta tta Ap-
practatlon Money ftalura, taoo-
aorad by Tta CAROUNlAN,
have toned to Malm tta $10
offtrad.
Lnat weak, wa End tour $10
wtantra. They Inclodad: Mra.
Mary Cotton, 316 S. Swata
PLAN CHILDREN'S MARCH OM WaSHINCTON • WASRINC-
TON, D. c.: San. Fred Rarrto (D^kla) apaaka to a grota
of children on tta atopa of tta CapEol March 31. Tta yOMg-
alara were at tha CapEol to la^al Caagraaalonal offtcM
and lobby Cougrataman and Sanalora to gain ataport Ita tta
March 25 ChOdranU March on Washington. Son. Harris
aaaouncad that aU Sanalora win aponaor a chOdranto haartag
ta Waahtagtoft April U to '*caU aitanilan to Eia rigkia and
naada of ehUdran, aapacially poor ch&dran, ta auch arana
aa chQd wallara, day cars, banEh and outrEion and ehU-
draato tnatEuiEwia. (UPIX
Appreciation Monay
SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK
J0HNS0H4AMK COMPANY
For Tha Vary Baal ta Sporttag Cooda
Straal, whoaa name waa taciud-
ad ta Boaoa Jtwalara' ad; Mra.
Aana Rough, Narron taothri-a
FtttwEuro, 32$ 8. W'Umtagion
Straal; Saaion Turner, Jr,, The
Jewel Bon, 311 FayoctavlUaSl.:
W Ultom F. Undaay, Terry's
FurnEura Company, 214 E.
Marlin 9raal. BMte Jewel-
art* addraaa to401 FairattavlOa
Street.
Tta CAROLINIAN wOl NOT
pay Afprectotton MoMy to the
aurvhrora of daeansad paraona
whoaa narr a happen lotaplek-
ad from Uw CEy OIraatary.
Ramambar, chare are fiva par
aona' namaa Itotad on tha Ap-
praelailon Monay p^o a-
gata thto weak. Lookforyours.
It eouM ta tbara.
Patronise tta firms which ad-*
eorttoa on thto page. The fact
that they advarttoa proaaa that
Uwy want nnd appraetata you'-
PLUMMER HALL, JR.
PM want ba ta Ita CrMa BMi.
DENIES CHILD ABUSE
Tta roottar of l$-yaar>oM
Mtaa Batty Dtato Walden, Id
ol Saahrook Road ^Ktarrood
ForaatX came into tta officaa
of Tta CAROLINIAN Into weak
to clear her datRhlar*a omrs
aa batag accaaad of child a-
buna on tta froto pnga of Into
waak*n newnpnpar. Mra. Wel
don tatermad tta adEor of tta
Cruna Beat eotumn that al
though tta flva-waak-oW tatont
mala waa ta a east, E waa ba-
cauaa ta had taOan from hto
erl* not bacauaa of any ta-
Jur. 4 uifUctod hytardnughlar.
Durtag tha taU, tta woman do-
elarad, the child toruekbtotoaa
on tta door, nceoMttag for hto
two toMtk even, and Ml hto
tongue, cnaatag ■ to tiaaa.*'
Later on that night," taa aaU,
"hto tongue atnrtad Maadtag n-
gain aad wa took him to Wake
Mamorlal HoupEaL Tta child
waa navar left atODa.** Wa
apologtoad to Mr*. WaMou
and to har daughter, but thto
toformtotan woe itotad oa tta
ganaral oflunea report,
taaa CMB BBAs; r. to
ATLANTA, Ca. • TWNatlOn-
al Urban Laagua’a Labor Ed-
oetolot Program aEAPXiWlah
has ptooad ovar 5,000 mlnorty
wortora ta tta eonatrutolOB
tradaa atocalPfTandtocurruut-
ly tta ntotoa'a largato eoatrao-
tor tavcivod ta such ptocamauta
to holding Ea 4lh aonuU eea-
faranet to tta 3ta:atoo-BRI-
more Hotel, taAtl^ota, March tl
10 24.
AeeorCtag to Napelooa B
Joknaon, IX OtraetorofttaLan-
gua'a Labor Aftolrs Pragram,
4b* eonfUraoea to dlanmatag
methods of atappEig 19 tta paoa
of mtaorEy froi9 partletoaltaa
ta tta oontoruetEm trades.
Tta Ron. Jamas D. Redgaea,
Sacratary. U. 8. Oapartmaaf of
Labor wfll b* guato apaakar to
tta Condaranca iMchaon Wad-
naaday, March 22. aflar wal-
eomlBg ramarka by Atlanto
Mayor Sam MaaaaU andHtotoa*
al Urban Langua Exacuttva D6-
ractor Vernon E. Jordan, Jr.
Three hundred national, pa*
gtooal andloealLBAPtoairfreai
42 cEtoa, Exacuttva Dtratoora
of local Urban f aagna freaa
which they cparala, elrfl rtihU
and labor tondoraandrupriaan-
tatlvaa of tta U. 8. Dopaitmaal
of Labor are aipactad to par-
tlelpola ta tta Conferanea.
Al tta opaatag aaoalM Wad-
oasday morning, Atlaata Visa
Mayor MaynardJachaoawaatoa
Boyneia apanxer. a panel cat
aam* morning dtoeuaand
"Praaont Economic PcUelaa -
Thntr ESaei Upon tta MhMrtty
CommonEy." wItopnnaUato An
drew Yeung, Dvaelor, AUnnla
Human RlghU Cooimtoslia}
Emma Dnmull, Attatoa toiar-
»aM APPMCtATIOM. P. tl
NORTH CAROLINA CAUCUB
aalva* & rtac a IBto aneus
Nm 8F tViCE PROTO
- Mombera c« tha Hatoh Caaultoad
at tta Ntotoaal Hack PMElaal C