l^AGE EIGHT
THE CAROLINIAN
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
ui uii.ui:tk^ klqi lsi ii'-
FOlNTMt.M OF XKOKO TO
BOARD OF FUl'C'AliON
utice moiliunvd ua ihc Nci^ru caii-
diciulc, but Ik- iiidiculLd Uiia Mcuk
lie would iiol ^eek liic nomiiiaUuii.
The cily-couiicil situjlioii m Uui-
ham IS III shaip contrast to that in
Winstuii-^aleni where O. A. Brown,
insurance man. is bciii^ pruinineiilly
inenliuned as the candidate Irom
Wiiistoii-balenrs alniusi all Nctp'o
Thirti Ward.
Durham, an industrial city ot
nearly G2,OOU. recently appointed
several Negioes to the city Inter
racial Cominitlec. named a Negro Ij
the city-wide Reevea' 'on Commis
sion. and appointed two Negio po
lice officers. The city has also con-
tribiiled generously to the Negio
Lincoln Ji'C'pilal and the :stauXoia
1, walien Library.
PKiISS FIGHT AGAINST LaB-
Oh OhAlr 1 BLAVtHY
heavy petiaiUei tuiU to unpoSe up-
on lueiu a touailion wnicu ap-
piuxunales slave ly al uiis sia^o
ul Uic World svai u uigiisliLaun.
and iiiUelelUilbie.
ladieauve ol Ule elleci oi lauo:
oppitoittoll li Ule lad Uial tlie vo.e
was so Close in Uie House —Uo
luoie Ulan lukeii uppoaiUou was
t.xpeded, ycT Hie OlU squeezed
lliiou^ii oy wiiiy lb W lob. ihe
' cuiipiotuise would aetualiy
litcZe WuiKcls in tneii jou.', p.o-
V idin^ a penally ol a ^lU.UUU line,
a yeat in pi isoii, oi boln, loi
Uoikeii Wlio, io. instance, aeaie
jou> in wliicn Uiey ael Ito^cli alid
lui ciiiployeis wiio Violate ilyillca
nniii^ I t-i^uialions.
It L. cuiious, Wlr. Giunailin
said, Tlial llic iioUse vole should
Ccilje atlei Ule loi'eed itdelial plo
giant in .\*-w Bedioid, Uenouiiced
by Uie Woikeis Delclise League
and oUiei laboi loi'ces. nud been
exposed by Hie iaoul'-iitaiiageincnt
CdliuiulU;e ol Ule War IVlanpovvei
Cbmniissioil as a nuiitary plot
aided by tue vNwlC to discredit
vcluuUuy solalioUs ol wnaLevei
iiianpowei piobieais exist, i-’eei-
iiig beiicatn the poulius oi wai
piuducliun, we see a battle lot
power between civilian agencies
and uie uidilaiy uross naG to coii-
lioi oui economy. As Labor ITess
Associates repoi'l, Hlc peak ot Uc
last pnase ol nuiiUay economic
Uomuiatlon occuiied alter Uie
Ueiman bieaK-uuough m l>ei-
giuin, w'iicn, as a NA. luues cor-
lespondeiil declares; . . . Uie
Army took uver Uie WFh. Ul*
Uiougti Ule mistakes weie not lu-
Uusuiai nustakcs but miuUiiy er-
I'oi's ... it looked veiy / men as
though au elloiT were beutg inaue
to cover imhuuy mistakes by ai-
taehmg the bioine to saurUige ol
supplies.' "
SETS PHECEDENT IN
MEDICINE
Work, besides Uie M. D. degree,
he holds the Ph. D. m cheimstry
and baclei'iolog and spent 2 years
in research and leuciimg of
pharmocuiogy. He was luimerly
a stall member ol the Department
ol Phaimocoiugy at the Umversi-
ly ul Chicago, a posiUon winch he
resigned because ol the Universi
ty ol Chicago's "Jim Crow" poli
cies.
Dr. Cuiiuway Imds lime to Sce
a lew special, private diagno.-hic
piublems m Uie eveiimgs, ui spi.e
Ol a lull schedule.
I»K. JAMFS F. SIIFl'.Mil) AM)
I OI. C.X.MFIVFI.L JOHNSO.N
iNSTITl TF SPFAKFR
■ ihuoJCii.i
Ouinpucii
NAaCP ABK.b nc.ALiH BILL
iiM£.ND*«lLN 1 ID AID NisltGU ’
cnUaG nau iioUimg to do w.;.. '
Hie Negros susceptibility lo d.s- I
. ..se, out rauiei siiows me con.-1
oiiied iinpuct ol discrdiimaiion i..!
economic nie auu m ou.a'.mngj
uicuicoi ois.'lstaacc. lie Jsca ..d
t Nuiiipie, aisSlssipp^ wncic oc-
--.p.le a .Negio pupu-alion ol i.Uit,-
jiu Uieie .veie Olny U. i oca.3 p>..
HiciGatlu xKji .vegiuea di ^Jov u...-
aS lew iJ ^et a.>iUe ioi o\C. a
rii.i.uli Negtoc'd lit iuib--i..
bidius 01 Fioiession
llie statOa O- .Segro piijd.c.oa-:,
.cL'nnician.3 auu .luiiic^. ..a.,
allaciieu. in Ib-i-i, Wi.gn. c'i..>ie,
eu Hlc'ie Weie d,aUU phy.9U.all.s .1.
piivale plac'lice aliu i,.;bbo lunsi.-. ‘
Hccause ol iaee uiseiim.U...ion
qualdied Negio pnysician ij
nted s.ail and vn-paUeiiL piivi
■ eges Ui pi.UMc'ai,.> eVeiy iicii-
.S e g. o .lOSp.La^ ill Uic cn..>a
£>Utcs.
Jii soUUielii aicaj), \vrig..l Uc - .
viaied UiC ieodll ol sUCli picad.ee...
IS an indiUeieucc- boiutiiiig on
c.miUlai neglect Ui Lie atUvUuc |
Ol wmie pnyiicialG toward -vcgie'
palienG. ilie allielldilielll to Uic
ujit proposes to relieve lacna. n.- ,
c-quanlies Ul iiied.cai a^oUuiC’.
V
bravis Iho leiusOu
COl'RT NEWS
Key. G. tV Lai’kiu llulds
Vsaaull Guuiil
hici>..ia bat'ci'H
n> Alley was Ci
h.vL.-.wll
i ly. fviicm
ictcd n. City C\
Wo CllaloC'.' ol lau' uy a^ d Was sell- *
C'l.CVd to a iolal ol 12 tpoN'.JiS oil |
he lv>ad.'. He gave nol.C'e ol appeal
I.d Doiiu was set at ^0.
llie ucunuaiu was convicleu ot
.'■tealiiig a Icatliei jacket aiiu a sUit
clotlics lioiii li.c- aionlguiUety
aid Btuic Iiere. i
A cierk in the li.eii:. woik ciatli-
ig dc-panmeni ui tile store tcsti-
ned ihla on .tiuieii 17. allei clieck-
ng her stuck, a leatlici jacket Wus|
icund missiiig. '
Cluck Lvaiis, eii.piuye ol Um stoic-j
lUid that lie lecusnized balit'iiieiu
•s the man he saw enter tl>c store
.vtthout a jacket, and leave carry-
ng one uver his am The nicidem
.vas repoiied to ii>e manager, who,
with his secretaiy, looked Huin a
window and spied tialtcilield vval.;-
tiig down Ule street with the jacket
Both idenhlied liie man m Court.
Saiurfield told Uie arresiiug ulli-
cers that l>e bought the jacket u
month ago an dhad tried to it
to Sol Dosier, local pawn broker.
Busier uenied Uns, saying that the
jacket was a new one and that Sa;-
. . 1 ..1,1 n. 0: . ' I ,.H !
SERGEANT HILL RETIRES
AFTER THIRTY YEARS
l^eigealU ii. L. iiii. .maivej
.talids Wlln v.ap.. J. i\. lieliuei-
. ou, tqwiC, company commaiid-
;, ol tue i'usc ue.aciunciu,
otaUon Compicmc.it, as ..lotii
men rcTuvu Itoiu aet.ve rtimj
uie.
Beigeani HuiVey lijj nais
reUicd iioiii tile bailed oiuies
.t.my a.lei a succcsslui -.ud
CoiOliU. Caicei vVlUCU iasiOd bu
years, be.geuiil Ilbi emisvCd ill
Inc Ariiiy m (. uluntbus, Ohio;
ms relucment took place at
Caiup Davis, N. C.,- wTieie lie
i.as been slatloited since Apiii,
lb41, coining ncie liom Fort
Bragg.
Sergeant ILL saw lae lust
Loiureu suldieis come lo Camp
DavG, Olid ne witnessed the
iost one to leave. Ana, aithcug'i
lie has retired ii'um uie Aiiny,
he nas leiiiained al Comp Davis
as a civilan employee m the
same depaiUueui he wuiked ui
a.s a GI -Uie Salvage Depan-
ihenL
Sergeant iiill had a twinkle
ill his eye, wiien recalled the
bOys ol the lUUtii, 9Dth, and
54th regiinenG at Camp Davis,
when Duvis was an Anli-air-
ciaiT Arliliery camp. Although
tlie sergeant came here with
Ihe 99t!i C. A. Regiment, his
In ail belongs to the Calvary
wiifie hi .si'ivrii ..J v'..
iiLi Army l au i r, both in this
loiniry and jn the Philippines.
Si-rgc-unt Hill liad kind words
tor Sergeant Day Red with
whom he woiked and fur Mrs.
Jerry MeGnee, w:' whom he
was associated w..jn she Was
iiosUss at one of the service
clubs at the camp. He also
praised ttie local USO club. '
i.s siiT i.N I'lrr
I KIOR tOl RT
GHI.F.WILLL • A suit, charging
!'li. f .ii!e-t and injury brought
.•.liiiiu: I pill I'uuiity. C.ty of Green-
Mile and ihii. piihce officers for
M.i.i'Oti diiiii.igiN by Mamie Lee Bar-
i-.i’, V..I rivc.M'rt .n Pitt upirior
Cuuii Ijci wffK. Only one balloi
. ...»l by die jury,
The plair.tiff charged that Police
lieiljM'l E. Wool. II. Patrolman M.
M .Ay.'Ci.e and .Li-p.-r .dills arrested
i.M Aiiiil on .1 miscuunduct
chaise ..ml a-, a ic.sult of haish
'leatiiviil at ttii-ir hands at the po-
Ijci .'latinn, she btcanie partially
(iisabled.
Ti-slimiiiiy revealed that Patrol-
. ii’an Ayscuc was not present at the
lime of the arrest.
William Mcrchison, 310 St^fe
Stieet, entered a plea of guilty lo
j driving anuutumobile while under
the influence of liquor. He was
sentenced to serve four months on
the roads, suspended on payment
tft sr>0 and costs.
Alton Wilson of Raleigh, Rt. 2,
WHS fined costs for speeding.
Pleading guilty tu driving an au-
I toninbile- without a driver’s license
.-nd (.{K-rat ng the vehicle with faul-
•y brakes, cost Josepli Scarborough
.1 fine of $10 and costs.
llrward Williams. Lightner’s
Hmlditiv. pl.aded guilty tu a charge
of assault and battery on his wife,
I.d was fined costs.
'.Vdli.iin noi,c*rs Watson was con
victed of assault and battery on
neatiicc Hridgis, and was ordered
to jiay costs
Wiiliar - l.aslie Smith of 407 North
Hairin.'ion Street, was convicted of
-uc-auli with a deadly weapon, and
received a 3o-duy road sentence,
i—lrf-nd'd on payment of costs and
"'....J Lel avior for 30 days.
The maiiV wife. Mrs. Grace Lee
•-ii.Jh, tc.tificd that her husband
triirk her \v th a stiiK She admit-
1h; • e h:.i cu him wih 3 razor
l.I.'d climaxing a three-day quar-
. After pktidiiM guilty to a charge
I ( ill'Kal poiscssiun >f two and a
i.air gallon- of nun-taxpaid liquwi,
.\ll.ii! Bn.' s' f 120 North Swam
'Etuet. w:.: .iiienced to six months
Mil ihc i.'.iL, >u-pend'd on payment
I' f 5in and costs.
' Ph:.: lie Choi-k, 822 East Martin
Slioct. was fined costs when he
l>le.idHl guilty to a disorderly con-
, duct charge.
j .\n ixira good Victory Garden
j throughout the summer and fall
•mply means better health for the
•'ntire family Lets get out and dig.
' C I, A S S I F I E D
BUM Dl.NG LOT — 1200 Block
‘South F.asi .Street. Raleigh, 50 by
|I3.‘» ft.. $130 Cash. $150 time. W. O.
' Wumble, Jr.. 23d South Boylan Ave,
{Raleigh.
College Teachers Write
On Postwar Library And
Business Survey
S Q U A R E of Your
LUCKY NUMBER
Over 2S ways—vertically—
horizontally—diagonally —
lo total YOUR lucky num-
Ix'r. St-nd SI.00, and birth-
date fur handmade chart.
RIGHTMIRE
Maihamagician
1066-AF Elmwood
Buffalo (9). N. Y.
Durham — Demoris Lightner, cat
aloguer in the North Carolina Col
lege library and C. Tinsley Wilis,
acting head of the college’s Depart-
rrent of Commerce, have wrftten ar
ticles relating to their respective
fielfls in the current ‘ssues of "Lib
rary Journal” and "The Quatlerly
Review of Higher Education Among
Negroes."
Miss Lightner’s article. "'The Ne
gro College Library In Postwar
Planning, emphasizes libraries re
sponsibilities In developing "educa
tional statesmen." Willis' treatise.
."'The Need for Business Training in
tbe Public Schools," advocates the
introduction of a special course In
business principles and practices In
the schools.
In her articles. Miss Lightner as
serts the college library has a defi
nite responsibility in the develop
ment of a new feeling of social re-
cponsibility among people every-1
where in the post war period. Li-'
braries are also obligated to assist
returning veterans in the adjust
ment to civilian life. She recom
mends a more extensive projection
of college library facilities into com
munity life.
Willis, an experienced teacher of
coDge business courses, asserts that
the high school curriculum should
be revamped to include courses in
college busines courses, asserts that
will enable students to become more
efficient in everyday business mat
ters.
Some of the results that could
be expected from a well planned
high school survey course In prac
tical business. Willis asserts, would
be improvement of consumers' pur
chasing habits, practical lessons in
vocational guidance, needed pre
employment education, and assis
tance to individuals In their every
day business affairs.
SUIT HELPS REOPEN FLORIDA '
SCHOOLS {
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — (WDL).
— Though they dented that there
was diacrizninabion against Negro
schools, which had been shut
down in order to force the chil
dren to work in the fields while
white schools were open, author
ities in Broward County, of which
this town is the seat, have never
theless opened nine of the schools.
It is believed by Workers Defense
League attorneys that pressure of
the suit filed in federal court Jn
Miami by the Clarence B. Walker
Civic resulted in the decision to
reopen the Negro children's
schools before the time previous
ly set. The Workers Defense
League has been active in the
case.
CAPl'l Ai. CUCA-CUUA
BOTTLING CO.
$11 W. Motgaa 8l
Arcade Shoe Shine Parlor
SHOE SHINES OF THE BEST IS OUR BUSINESS
8UOES DYED ALL COLORS
LADIES SmNES A SPECIALTY
SHOES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
ARCADE HOTEL BLD. J. M. MASSEY. Prop.
BUY AN EXTRA BOND!
When nssittf through Rocky
Mount Stop at tho
ALBEMARLE aPE
204 Albomnrlo Av«.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
BAR-B^UE
and FRIED CHICKEN
Our Spacialty
E. N. ANDERSON, Prop.
mssit.
VICTORY
GARDEN
NEEDS
Plant Your Garden Now!
Golden Bantam, Stowell, Evergreen, Sugar Com—
*Mowa Silver King Com" roasting ears—63 days
TOMATO PLANTS
IT PAYS HEALTH DIVIDENDS
— WE HAVE THE SEED —
SPECIAL PRICES TO TRUCKERS
S. M. YOUNG
2M E. MARTIN STREET
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Kev. G. W LiU'kiii lluldis
tiapilal Luiiiercuce
SAWFuhD - uii WcuiieMiay,
Aiau-h za. .It two oclutk in the uf-
loiiiuoii, Dr. U. W. kiirkiii upfiiud
till- UuiL-igii Oibiiicl C'uiilcicnce. ilis
iiiVMagv to itiv inciiibeii) oi the D6'
tiicl wab: Bv nut ueceivuu, Uou is
not iiiucki’d, loi wlialaoevcr a luaii
tuMeth Uial .-iliall he aUu reap,"
I'he* C'uiilele-tiee was uigaiiize-O.
AeeoiJiiig tu pio^iaiii, eveiylliing
waa wisely dune. Wckou.v was ex-
teiidi-ti by (he iiiJiiialera, busuiess
and pioti'baioiial men ul iiie city.
The Conterenee wa.% wtl led wiiii
physical und apnilual luid. Al the
physical table were Uit delicious
Xuoda provided by Wail Biicet Bap-
tiai Church, Btaiidonia l-icsbyle-r-
ian ChurcJi. Fuplar Sprint^ and Bt.
James AAIF Churciies. VVaiei was
piovided by the* cool veins that run
ttii'ough Lee* county vvliete^is situ
ated Sanford, N.*C. At the- spiritual
tabic were the prepared dishes, such
as a liiingry soul can appieciate,.
Tliese were mes.'ages from God.
They were delivered by men of
God who Well know the sei'
the soul: Reverends Robert LaSone,
R. L. Lowe, G. R. Ferry, A. W. Shir-
J'leld iBio.), James Lassiter Bro.),
and on Friday niglil Dr. E. F. G.
Dent, president of Kitlrell College,
seivcd the masters choice dish. This
was a dlciue message of prophetic
character from the subject; The
Pi-rsislunct of Personality. Every
body was vs ell fed. Along with these
inspiring messages came the sweet
haimony fioin liie following choirs:
i.ineuluville AME, Pittsboro AME,
Twibght Music Clubs Male Chorus,
and Puphird Springs AMF Church
The Duclorine, Polity, History,
Missiunury, Rules and utlu-r phases
of church necessities were ably dis
cussed und (Jelcnded by Dr. C. C.
Scott. Kev. J. D. Davis, Rev. R. L.
I.uwe, Miss Mae N. Hupston, and
Rev. G. R. Perry.
During the pioceedings uf the con-
feience Dr. C. A. Stroud was intro
duced and presented a represen
tative for R«v. Dr. J. D. Cowan, P.
K. uf the Morgonton District, who
was Hot able to atteno the Raleigh
District Conference iiecaust of his
being confined to the he'd under the
care of his medical doctor. Dr.
Stroud also reported that Mrs Cow-
au was also confined lo her bed.
The Conference offered prayer for
Dr. Cowan and his family.
Professor C. G Garrett of Alien
University, olunibia. S. C., waa in
troduced and presented tu the Con-
frrence. lie gave best uf advice and
very timely remarks concerning the
Negro,. Mis Education and Religion.
University, Columbia, S. C., was in
Irodticed:
Mr. Toniie Stune, Mr. C. C. Junes,
Mr., GiUdie Hargette, Mrs. Vera L.
Holt. Mrs. 1, Headen. Mr. L. W.
William?, Rev J A Bridges. Mrs
C. S. Steele. Miss Susie Stone, Mrs
O. N. Farrar. Rev G \V. HarroM.
rpi. G, T Larkin. Rev. W. A. Brad-
■haw, Pruf. W. B Wicker, Rev J
E. WcMinian. Rrv. L A. Riilllege.
and others.
After the spiritual shower on
Friday night the Conference closed
when all arose to sing God Be With
You TUI We Meet.
to Sui Dosier, local pawn broker.
Duster uenied Uns, saying that Utc
jacket was u new one and that But
terfield iieiiner Hied to Sell ur pawn
;he garment to him.
One witness fur the uefeiisc, Luke
Hall, testified that he had seen Sat-
lerlield wealing the jacket lo.'
about a month.
Conceining Hie case involving
the suit uf clothes, another cleik iu
the store testified Uial he remem
bered all cuslunie-rs to whom he
sold suits, and SaUerlield wat. nut
one uf them.
The suit of clothes and jacket
were found in the man's roum uy
Sgl. F. W. Pollar, who said Uiat he
hud seen Saterfield on the street a
k previously with a suit Hung
jvei his shoulder.
Butiei field was nut represented
by an attorney und uid not teslifj
either case. He has a court record
dating back lo 1922.
KFVFKSIBLF PKOPFLl.FRb
WASHINGTON — Revcisbile
propellers, newest innovation lor
reh’rdiiig speed o nairpianes, uo not
change their direction uf loUition.
(nsteud, the pitch range un variable
aropeller blades is increased suffi-
jiemly so that the blades cun a.--
-^iime a negative angle and thus Uia
:'otating propeilei- prortuecs a ncg-.-
ivc thiusi. liivestigaiioii indica'c
.hat wheel brake- deciease Un.
anding run of a plane to two-llurds
>f the distance lequiied when no
.then brakes are used. Hie rcvei-
ible propc-ller is capable of deci -^as-
tig the l.inding run lo less than oni
hird of that distance.
LEGAL NOTiGE
-XECtXRlX NOTICE
Having qualilred us executrix ul
he EaUie of Geoigiana Wall, late
A Wake County. North Carubna,
-his Is to nouly all persons havhig
.-laims against Uie Estate ot the said
.leeeased to exlubit Hiem to the un-
iesiguvd at 915 SuuUi Elate Street
-taleigh. North Carolina, on or be-
-ore the ttUr day of March 1949 at
his notice will be pleaded in b.vr
h their recovery.
AU persons indebted to the said
Istale will please make inuntdiatc
ayinent
This the ttlh day of March, 1945
Mrs. Bessie Wilson, Executrix
F. J. Carnage, Ally,
darch 10. 17. 24. 31-April 7. 14.
iixeculrxi Notice
Ilaving qualified as exoculrlx ot
lie iustaie uf Georgiana Wall, late
if Wake County, North Caroluui
his is tu notify all pei-suns huvng
•laiins against tiie Estate of tliu
•aid deceased to exhibit them to
' he undesigned at 915 South State
j.-itreet, Raleigh, North Carolina,
I n or before the Bth day of Mur.
11946 or this notice will be pleaded
' .n bar of their recovery.
AU persons indebted to the said
I ELstate will please make immed.
I ate payment.
' This the 8th day of Mai ch, 1945.
' Mrs. Bessie WiLson, Executrix
\ F. J. Carnage, Atty.
1 March 10, 17. 24. 31-Apnl 7, H.
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