TUB CAROLWtAN
WtaiK BNDWG SATtmPAY, JITNE IB, IMS
Continved from Front Page
NAAt I’ II.STIMONV AGAINST
l'I.Al'Kll.>n; .MILITARY
CONSCKIl’TION
possible to provide upportunitii.-s in
II. -.•Kici-oltd 10 pi-i u'lil nl the
«Aiii,> tu IhoM.' Ill tliC leili.iin-
II.i: 00 |.ei •  i.t (lii.n il I. pi.ssiidf
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lit ..f tlii-
liit.h j pi
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III Utr lllt>^( lldliUluui
jiiU rXllriiir lit wl
llils iKailMr i.l M-ttii-KJlii.ii III
be tuiill III I'lMilii IClni Ht le lli-
Arlll) lia . ii.tliitllli i-il u *>>sllli
III M-paiali- iiiloit-il aiitl mIiiIi-
I'uertu Hicaii units. 1 du nut
kiiiM-. v\ li.it ti-sl ul iJi'iLii Iden
tity IS npjlln-:. Ul cun be applied,
bet the ineie li.altei ul praetiejl
ddiii-utty dues imt deter lliuse
uliii iiiuhe a letisb ul rueial seg-
riculiuii."
Spiiihiiu; of the iesp..ii>it3*lity of
the hVilenil (Pivernmenl. Hustle
>uid. wliiitL-ver pi ivule iiuiividuuls
tnuy do, or even the Stales within
Itieii eXfUisivi- sphere, it is a basic
soneept thl uiir Federal Govi rn*
m ill .shall nol make ruvial distinc
tions ill the adniinistrutioii of tlie
iiulioiial business. This should be
especally true of the rrilitary eslab-
tishineiil whose very mission is the
safeKuardine of the institutions ol
a Uemoeraey. Wo itan little if now
and III the future ll.e niilltary pro-
teets ns from Hitler’s band of rac
ism. yet Itself exemplifies and by
Its own ort’aniaziotn impresses
upon the mids of our ycunn men a
domestic bond of racism equally "nt
variance with democratic ideals.
In eonclusion. Hastie declared.
“The responsibility of Congress tr
lequire .n imeqiiovical lanUiiaei
that in the Army and the Navy the
selection of individual.* f'T train-
ini', the deteiirination of the type.
(rainiiiK which an individual shall
receive and the ornanir.ation of units
botii for trainini! and for service
•bfiU be acc mpli'hed without re
gard to or distiiu-tion On account .T
X HAV TM MMCIAN SLAPS 2-
VLAU OLD ItAliV
Fi.llowiiiti the inlervie won Mon
day whicl. PS had with l)i' W'h.t-:
liiu'lon. PS was called by Mrs. ^
Adaii who slutid that she had em
ployed an attorney who had already,
fileil action in civil court '^he case
I- to be heaid in injuislrate’s couri I
today iFiiday .luin- Ift'.hi.
PS .;.IUtl to l>i Whiltiiicton’.s
ultei.tioii the fait tliat e-iri.hiini"
nave I'on.e into llnir office with
leteiei.ic to llejllneiit at
the loeal li.j^pit..! Patient. I.av. le
poitcd llial then food I:. I>ioukIi>
up III till pan- rather than lemilar
china. Di WhittuiKton ..btened
(hM Iheie IS j slioitaye of china
eveivwlo-ie aiid that the patienl-.
in Cil.v Hospital ..Iro h..\e i-, yei
tliiii food 111 v.h.itevri roiitaiiie.'s
they lai. Ai Soon as the •china
thi|taK ■ p.i'jet,. ti.t- doctor ex-
piesed arsuiai.ee th,.t ..dditional
equipin.'i.l will be pi.uhasd
••\Ve an Hying t.) make the hos
pital oiK of best 'civi.e I., yo’ii
iiiulon. $100; Rev H T Medford
a i A, C'. Foster. Wushiniiton. Suh
each.
DISlINGl'IKilLD J.AY.MLN.
i.lFK MKMHFKS
liurin^ llie session more ll.uii u
iiiindrcd ikw loeri.bei,- jonieil Two
I iislinniistus.l laymen v/eie ii ude iifi
I ineinber:: Hon. .lohii L. Webb, ot
I l.itth. Itoik. Ark., and iJi, A. S.
la.ksnn. Fimmcial .Secretary of
till A.MK (.'liuich A lainpantii lot
.uiKiu men.bers wa- l. unelied with
.1 l uii.inittei- fioin eUvIi di lioliiniu-
i.oii I f the coiinliy, luider the di-
••etioii of ISishi.jj H i \Vright. Jr .
\(ct.n\e lecietai.v. Ihsliop Wright
’.III in this eonneclion, “.-Ml the pvo
pie need to Know is just what this
.lotelli.d r.-Ul.Cll vl NrglO
l.onh.s I doll..; and tliey will
ho. evely Ihoughitui .ileslo
.l.u.l. the ilo l.'liilicr.e;, to l,et
‘O’ellx-r and do roiix ihiiig to help
ulvai.ee Itie iivie, eioiiomii' aiid
O'lal :itu.;ion ol the ia«e - and
,j.u tii-ulai 1> a-, we apjjrouch the
I'oi.t W.u .ea:"ii“ I'l.v joining fee
I only pel yeai. which n.ai.es
III- a voliiig III.ruber. Chinches
nay becoice ii.einbeis Ly paying $a:
e..l n.inisterul uiganizutlons pay
jlO; Wfiile conferences, synods, a.s-
-ociations. stale- conventieins. etc.,
buy $llj to $7uu according to tlieir
iiember-hip. Lite membeiship is
s-iO.OO.
A hiRh point in th- sessions war
the report of the delegate's to the
S.m Francisco Confcieiue by Pr-'S-
idenl Murdicai W Johnson. Rev. J.
I. Horace and Rev. H T. Medford
Ur. W H- Jernagiii reported pro-
';ress for the Washington Bureau
which looks after all legislative mat
ters for the .Negro Churches; and
riishup R. R. Wright, Ji., executive-
eeretary. Both reports made a
profound impression on (he uud*
-nci-. and gave confidence in the
work of the Fraternal Council.
All the former oiliccrs were re '
•lected. with only one exception.
Ur. Jernagin who had held two of-,
flees, relinquished voluntarily tliel
•!.airmanship of the executive com-
Tiilte-c in order to devote more time
■ o the Washington Bureau. The of-
f (.'CI S for lf)4.^-4« are- president.
Bishop A, P Shaw; vice president
•it large. Rev. E W Perry; secre
tary. Rev J H Moore; assi.sto->t
.Secretary. Rev E. L. Hickman:
secretary Rev V M. Townstnd.,
chairmai executive commlffee. 1
Rev. J. L. Horace, executive secre- j
tai-y, Bishop R R Wright. Jr..!
chaplain. Rev. V A. Cooper, sec-'
retary of executive committee. Rn-.'
Luther Stewart, auditor. Rev. H.
B Hawkins, .-dati.sticiun. Rev J. M i
Braeey. vice president and secre
taries and members - f the execu
tive committee for each denomin
ation w»-re elected
-Many disinguished leaders were
pie-mt. besides those already men
tioned such us bishops R F Jones,
f till- Methodist Chinch. W J
Walls. W W Matlla-W'; and W C.
VI. .1 thf- A.MFZ Chinch; Pres-
i'li^iit M W Fia/ier of the .Mississip-,
in Induslial Collt ge. Dr 1. I’ Thon.-i
a- Model ator of the largest Baptist
'' '(cialioii of the world, Fiesident
.lamiflon of the National Baptist
1 Onv cntioi). I'.islixp. I' oiin'tin.
Ransom. Gregg, Greene. Sims ana
•Nicnols .^enl regieth and proxi."-'.
•taling that thc.v \v;e biis.v with
commcnceireiU of various AMF
Colleges, so did .".ishop Hamlet and
Bishop .Moore of the L.ME Uhiiicn.
, Dr. J. C Austin of Chicago and otii
. ers' •
The next Executive Committee
•Meeting was set foi Wednesday,
Si-pt. «Mn r 2t», :ti i.oin.sville. Ky.
V
MDKTM IANS .MELI in-.(ilNS
Tl'ESDAY
(I'll vent ions and .nniiial iiiee tings.
Stale officers are. W U. Hairston.
Chilli tie, pieMdinl; Poiry J
Brown, Ureensb. ;o. \i e president;
Peicy Hivera. Winston-Salem, sec
retary-treasurer- I.evi Huinilton.
Goldsburu, chaplain, .1 li. Cutchim.
FiaiiKlintoii. seiKe.nil iit-aims; and
W A Whit. head. Kni-l' ti. chairman
of the eXicuHve boaij.
'I In- l.;idie.- Aii.viliai y to the As-
M-'iation wdl in.-et ni (oimectiun
with the seliioi body Mis I, 'S
Ki-lsey, of Salisbuiy, e the preii-
dent of tin group
Mr. Rivera stattCl that he wish nl
“to express' aj'pt-( lattuii to all of
the loeal ii.urtician-' and funeral
'lirectors »li • have worked togeth
er in this prepaiatioii fot the meel-
iiig. Citizens ol the community ti-«ve
also manifested appreciable inter
est.”
GENERAL EDUCATION BOARD
MAKES $30,000 APPROPRIATION
TO BOY SCOI TS OE AMERICA
Cub Scout Packs. Boy Scout Troops
and Senior Units, the recruiting and
training of suitable volunteer lead
ers and the supervi.si- n of camps
iiid other Scout octivities.
Since the 19-11 grant Negro par
ticipation in Scouting a.s increased
to a membership of over 100.000
boys and adult leaders
“Experience show.-.” say.s Dr,
Stanley A. Harris. Nitional Direc
tor of the Interracial Service of the
Boy Scouts, “ihat Negn es are very'
much interested In their boys, will
ing to sacrifice so that their boys
may have Scouting, and that (he
white men on Boy Sti'ul Executive
R aids in the S-uth are tremen
dously Interested in seeing this char-
nicer education proer.iir of Scout
ing extended to more Negro boys”
MAN HELD ON MURDER
CHARGE
they Were told that he was being
sought on a murder charge. The
man was then brought here and
placed In jail
A'It Mng to local police. Walk
er admitted striking Rogers over
he head with a piece of scaffold
ing and taking $2*> from his person
Ife said he left the man on the
branch and did not learn of his death
until .some time later Since then he
has hidden out in Raleigh. New
Bern and Clayton
Walker told p'dice that he and
Rogers had indulged in wine-drink
ing near the branch, and that both
bp-ame “pretty drunk " Othei than
it-rallirig the lick “ivc-o Rogers and
the subsequent lobbery. Walker’5:
iiu-mory has forsaken him.
Rogers wa® identified by his
fingMToints, which matched tho.'e
I eld bv the City-roiinty Bureau of
f.ive'lig.-ition. l.iken in 1938 when
WHITE SLAVER
SEMENCED
MRS M B DAVIS
HIGH POINT — Miss Eliza-
belli !weiid lyn l^eterson, daugh
ter of .vir and Mrs. Hiram Pet
erson of Ik-uthsville, Va., was
ma’i-K-d t'. Ur. Murray B. Uavis
I'f High Point, May 31, 1945. The
marriage took place in Southern
Piiies-
Th( bride is a graduate of A
and T. College, Greensboro, and
has taught science i>nd physical
education in the High School at
Smithfield, since graduation in
1943 She is a member of the
AKA Sorority,
Dr Davis is a native of High
Point and the son of Mr. and Mrs
O. E. Davis of that city. He has
practiced medicine there since
193.5 and serves as a member of
the medical staff of High Point
Mem rial Hospital and a Clin
ician in the City Health Depart
ment. He is a graduate of Howard
University, Washington, where
be received hi.s B. S. C. and M
D. degrees.
Dr. and Mrs. Davis tre now
h')ne>'m)oning at Niagara Falls
and in New York City. They will
be at home in High Point late
tn June.
NERO 4-H BOYS INVESTED
IN WAR BONDS
Marion, S. C. — Thirteen Negro
4-H boys and fiirl.s have invested
5243.74 in War Bonds. They used
mrney earned through the .sale
of hogs to make their purchases.
A county-wide campaign ha.s
bfen inaugurated by George
Dean, Negro countv agent here,
through which 4-H boys and girls
will .spend a considerable portion
of their earnings in the.purchase
o* War Bonds.
Rf.gers was arrested on a minor
ch'arge. The bureau also had a
photograph of the man.
Although Rogers’ body was found
•iiider water, it was proved that he
did not die of drowning. Heavy
•;ri(if-ll was given as a possible
redson for the submersion.
Walker has served three terms
for hl:?hway robbery a^d .sentences
for housebreaking arid entering.
Police are giving the case a
thorough investigation.
Pres. Seabrook And Rev. Funder-
burk Finals Speakers At So. Pines j
RALEIGH — Ronald Perry. 34-
your old wlilie man. formerly of
Wake Forest, was sentenced to from
14-17 year.s in State Pn-^on for the
murder of Lynn White, 20, four
years ago. The defendant pleaded
guilty to manslaughter.
Perry, sought by the police foi
four years, was iirre.'^ted lecenily
near Roxboro when an informant
tipped off the police. He offered no
explanation for the kilting, but evi
dence showed that Ferry killed
White following an uigumeiit ovei
biMdli-g whiskey
The slaying was just about for
gotten by the officials here a- then
was on refold of the ease. No death
certificate and no Ltnial permit
aeie foiiiui for White .uid no kcoiU
of him could be unearthed at Saint
Agnes Hospital where he died
A lone witne.s.- Jih.- baile> 'of
New Light Tnwnship was found,
however, and tii lestifii d that Her
the midst of theii' argninent
Jiid-e Clawson 1. VVllliuIr■.^ teiin
ed the killing “unprovoked' and
Periy approached the maxiiiium
'entl-nce of 21) years.
l.on« Terms Meleil in
Attempted Rape (lases
TARBORO — On June 8. a Sup
erior Court jury found one man and
two boy.s guilty of attempted rape
on three local white girls last
spring. Each was given a long pri
son term,
Nathaniel Klllehrew, 28, pleaded
nol guilty, but he was definitely
identified by V glnia Sexto? ar'
her attacker on March 18. ujid the
man was sentenced to fiom lo-lS
years. He was frightened away by
I her screams, the girl testified.
James Bell. 17, pleaded gu'lty to
' attempted rape on two sep.irate oe
' casions, one against Mrs. Joe Long,
and the otticr igalrvt Sarah Rawls.
• Neither attempt v iccessful His
[sentence was 10-15 years on each
■count, the first -it- ic» to oe tn!
lowed by the s cond.
A '10-15 year prison sentence as
^Imposed on Willie Brown, who
[pleaded guilty to an "tem ited as-
! saull on Doris M... . .la- 20
i Brown was with E( II heii th?
1 h'tter attacked Mis- R.. Is. The
t two wen arrested after blood-
I hounds were put on their tr ils.
MEASURE MII.UOVTHS
J OF INCH
These films, like those ->f nil nn
water sometimes seen on wet
streets afford sclentis’i a vain
thickness gage by the • olor they re
flect. according to Dr Katherine D
Blodgett, of Genern] Electric's re
search laboratory A thin film of oU
on water has a yellow coloi when
the film is six rrilltonths of an inch
SOUTHERN PINES — The com
mencement events of West South
ern Pines High School were high
lighted by President J. W. Seabrook,
pre.sident Fayetteville State Teach
ers’ College and Rev. J, R. Funder
burk, P. E. Fayetteville district.
Ill delivering the baccalaureate
sermon, he was sound and practical.
He compared the lives and future
careers of the graduating class to a
baseball game. A good offense,
teamwork, and the will to win
were ih*- basic points stressed by
him. Integrity, iiidustriousness,
courtesy, and common sense were
•'unipdied respectively to Die four
bases the players must run .
'■D(?es Man Learn by Experience?"
was the theme uf the commence-
ineiit addre:s uf Hresideiit Seabrixik.
The fact that man so often makes
the I'jme mistake repeatedly, was
vividly illustnited by a second
world's war that now exists in the
universe.
The value of time, health and
sound bodies, and optimism was
highly ci-nsidered by the speaker
Time, because it is the stuff of
which life is made, and because no
one will ever be able to inveht a
clock that will strike the hours lost
In frivolity; health and sKund bod
ies because our bodies are temples
of the living God and must be kept
clean; and. optimism because our
evnditions are often not nearly us
bad us the other fellow's — A man
might grumble about having no
shoes until he meets another man
who has no feel —things can al
ways be worse.
President Seabrook left this final
thought; “Man has changed himself
so little in a world that he has
changed so much" that we should
always strive to change ourselves
as wel las the world for the better.
Rell-Hii|) Draws Jail iPiobable (iaiise Found
'I'erm in ShiMiting Ease
RALEIGH — Lee Moore, a bell-
h p iu a local hotel, was found
I'uilty ih Criminal Court last week
of assault with a deadly weapon
. nd was sentenced to 18 months in
iml.
Last March the defendant blast
'd four bullets into the body of
Willie Hart.sfield. who, Moore said,
had accused him of larceny of a
watch from a mu' :al girl friend
and had threatenec his life The
two met one night on West Davie
Street and M-rore opened fire
H, -.fv'ld was ••our'ded In 'he
-^>u!d once in ■ h h? and twice
in ot.e eg 'ccelved tie.i' ent
it Saint Atrnes Hospital and was
iisch.ir, d e nTTii r'eht
M . c perm.ittd. to serve his
I PPte’ -e in the Wa' Count.« Jail
, ’S a hi !'*er (or t- - loi
V '
'hhv. H. L. ARIIE .\DDRESRFB
iCULLMiL HMOM'l'n HUHINLKH
' ME.V ( I t’B
FAYFTTEVIL L I-
I Ashe, pastor of .'esi '’hepel A.
I M E C iiTh . dresseu the C- I-
1 ’ ite Hei'ht« Bus.ne«- Me
'hi.r re.;ula- mei't ng -ecently
at the .'^■•abr.iok Road ■ le cm-
I phiisizi I 1 V becoming more civic
and ecoi 'rnit n inded, ..nd urged
[•he citizens io co-operate with the
I fine program which is being spon-
1 sored bv the chib Mr. G L Butler
if pre- dent cf ihis organization.
! The rex' meeting - ill ! e held a
'Ve. - i ’ pel in '••'■ns HiU The
mil !.o liiinounred later.
thick, red fo- seven millionths and
blue fo leight millionths, she said
Ry using this information a color
jtnve *• It b'en devised for ir;easur-
iiig t : i .illionths ' f an inch.
Against Driver
RALEIGH — Lonnie Upchurch
of 721 Bragg Street, and Marshall
Allen, 722 Bragg Street were bound
over to Wake Superior Court last
week under $100 bond after prob
able cause was found in cases in
which they were charged with as-
sa"It with a deadly weapon, resuU-
in death
I The charges grew out of a recent
accident letween a truck and a car
driven I, t' defendants, .hich
i» ultcu ill 1. ta d‘-ath for onfc
11 in and 'he subsequent death ol
‘.other The accident occuired on
East Street, ju -uth of the Ca- [
i o'rrus Street iersect'on. j
Ernef.; Hughes of l,i South Hay-[
woe fit’-eet died at the scene of
the wreck. Dan McFarland of 1132'
Smith Street died several hours i
later aV Snint Agnes Hospital. I
The two men got m Upchurch’s'
car • •' • intersection when no i
offered them a -ide.
ORANGE. N. J. — Negro soldiers
arc not dying to perpetuate the
color line." declared Roy Wilkins.
NAACP assistant secretary, In .an
address before a membership mass
meeting held June 3 ty the Orange
branch NAACP in Union Baptist
Church Mr. Wilkins gave a detail
ed report of his experience as uii
associate consultant at the San
Francisco cunfemcce, from whlcu
he had Just returned.
Other speakers on the program
included; Dr. Everett B Simmons,
dore Inge. Rev. Thomas L. Pur-
year. and J. Hicks. David De Gra-
fenrr'd was muster of ceremonies
Shipping restrictions under War
Food Order 120 now include pota
toes produced In Currituck, Cam
den. Pasquotaiik. Tyrell, Hyde, and
Pamlico counties
i« Moot
tMPOHTKD BY
aiOOtBMAN MXON ' OHPOHA-nON
RKV VORJL N. Y.
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Suntinary of iKe btiiigel estimate tax levies for fiscal year 194R 46 for
Wake County, N. C., 1> ised on an estimated valuation of $ IDO,000,000
General County Fund $ 130.000.00
t^oiuity Debt Service Fuiul_ 17,0.34.50
Comfort...
and Utility
Kitchen
BASE
Service For 4
SIX *
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• • li.i ..I
.it.d II...t
l-.ed
bl.,IIKlil
Op Ml III. pan tlK.ii i.'i'iilai
rl.li.d 111 Wl,ltlll.|:li.l.
tnai il.*-i' I- J -lioit.-'v'e .f I'liiiid
feVrlW-h. n- (i»l that Ihe patle'ils
in Cily Hi.'piial ..l‘•i' h..\e |.. ,-n
lilt 11 f'.t-l II' Il..tt-'. 1 (..l.t.lllie.-*
Ihev (an A; s ..n Il.- “(l.ina
till Itas- ' p.. '(•■ tl . .1..' I'.I eX-
pie^i-d a:.»Ulan('i' th'd .liKlillon il
eqni|.(iiei‘t .• ill in pn. . l.-.i.d
"\Vf ;.r. living b. n.«b. Il.t hf-s
pK'.l '.I be-l 'tivi.e i. ..•’li
pt pie. ...id Ul. Wli.tt.iiVK.li ..nd
with riiripoKilinli W(- l-iill d.. It
N. ( TR ASSOUIXIIDN
AU.VRIIn ( LI.I.DWSIIll'
ediuati.-ii .it A ; lid '1. Colleiie in
Giet-iii^bor.i dining tiic l!>39 .'um-
n>i'i' >.esMi>ii anil lue o ntnuu-d le.ic!)-
liig 'll '.all(.U^ i.eiil: il (Iietii. bum
i.Inci' that tiiiii'.
With i.veial year- •! expi-nenii-
in KiieutK.ii, M f lia- icived in
Giein.boiu ai. duntni cf .‘m.it
ie('n':tin tor Negnes a? (Iii>-i'1"r
(.r a special Nei'i.i livisimi cf the
Gieen.'bci ■ iler..iti.n I). p.n tinent
as (hanii an cf the 1914 .\e:l"
Chii-tica.- Sea! Sal. h.i t5;vvn -
hcic. and a - ccoKliii.itci and oiiev-
tcr of all liibc-icul ' i- health edii-
catb ii f- r Ni-gio .school.s in Gicfiis-
boro.
NAAC’I* SECURES RESIGNATION'
Ol ■R.At K-TO-ArillCA"
SUl'PUKTEU
after Hie fall of Gern'.iny, became
'^n issui.. it would bo the logic.il
thing for Amirican Negroes and
those from every part of the W'r d
tn return thcie and if tlie great
powers would assi>t in inrinstri;i!i
zalion Ihcs.- ivirts cf the w n-ld. th.-
Negro could make •» veal eoniri
billion to civitiraiion
“You will tiear fnim ctnors it.
this connectoin, and it n hope
ihel von ai' e ihi-^ your m'-st .-en i.i
consideration. This i> the time
far such measure »'• receive supp n '
ev-n ff'in M' enp'-.ed i'
when It was first offered "
TIk- Savann.ih. Cteorciri, N.-\.-\t‘t'
ht.inrh rremeprsl ip and ellirens in
geiier.'il w*-re ''ni? in arn “ "V i
the -land t:iken bv tlie H' V Sco't
Y
STATE NAACP CONFAB
.•ati.slact’cn cl tne regi.strar'
sliould be eradicated Ironi tin
.slate (.lection law.s. ' the K> vei
ends Z A Do.k.-iv, C, H. Willi
aiiis and il C. (.’aiTieioii
'I’lie f:iiai item of bu.-.ine.-.s wiil
be Hie aiiiiuul election of offuei -
It If. teliablv repoiteil tliat (I. ■ii’-
1., J.dili (.p. ehauinali -jI th- cdli
Ljtion eiiinmiltee -t th.- loeal
ciiaptei, J pi omui.-nt eliuiehman
:.iid a faeultv m.-nihei at 'i'eaeh -i,
L-llee«. loom.- Ji. a e.in.lidate tor
vice pie.siil. nt ol the .stale oit’an
i/.;-ll>li John.son e. leai her of th-'
M.n';, Hihle C'.iv. in the.Son.lav
srh..(jl ol thle Fi! t In. ti’nlioti.d
churoh ari.l is a.tivflv e..iiii. cU.d
v.iht ihet woik ol thl.' N.itional
A'r.ieialinn h.i- th. .Acb an.cment
ni I'oli red Peuph- Tlie eli'jtio'i >'
offiei-r- wlii.'h will conclu h- tie-
atletii..oti .'.n.l la-l s.'.s.-,fyti ..f th-
5tMe eoiifen nee. will lie look.''!
(,.nn • ifit h.'-.n inl'i.-l l-v Win
stm-Sal-mittY" sfa'ed K.-liurr
The r-’ .ee .sf meetine for next 1
vear will :i!«o be .T-rertjined. |
rFATFwvAi ffif Vfii, \rr,RO '
rHURniFs II\n f\kri \( ii
ING MFFTING
•ip Mathews ol W..shingt..n 52IH1
each; Rev. R M. WiUiains, Wash-
I .M \V
.Matthew, and W C i.callirii' th-- ink iv«,. Royers and ■ :.ii.f II ''.i- eivnn as a possible
A%\ Chinch, Hres- ihe --ubseqoenl luhbeiv. Walker’s ’ redsnn foi the submersion,
a/iei of (l:e Mi.-iim'p- i..,.moiv ha., forsaken ' him. \ Walker has served three terms
i.Uo-iiil Colltt-e. 1)1 I T Ti...iri-. R.q'ers wa-- iflentified by his I f -r liirjhway robbi'ry ahd sentenees
MoiU-iaioi of Ihe large-1 Uapint fim'i rpi ints, whii-h matched th.ise' for housebreaking and enterlng-
 nation of the world Hrendeiii i eM b\ Ihe City County Bureau of. Police are giving the ease a
Ti«on ../I the Natior.il Baptist fove'tie.iti'.n taken in 1938 when' thorough investigation.
SuntiiKti'v uf llte btitli'el estimate tax levies for fiscal year* 194f''46 for
Wake (.'(unity, N. b t&eJ un an estimated valuation uf $ I (H),(MlU,000
Geiu rul County Fund $ 130,000.00
f’oiyiti f).-bt Suvii.- Fund
Counlv li.iad Debt Service Fund
County Sclioo):, U'-bt S.-rvice F.iiid Inci. Raleigh Twp. Debt Sei.
C'-untv .Schools Cunenl Fxpen.-a* Fund
Coiinlv Sehoob, Capital Outlay Fund
(Hal.-igii Township h'stiniatcd Valuation $05,000,000.00)
R. (J S Strit-1 Paving Assessment.
Ral.'igh tfrail. d Srh.tui Supplenu-nt .
Total
(ii-m-ral (.!ounly R.-vt-nut- fioin A. B. C. Hoard
G. iiial County Ucvi-nui- Ksl. from otlu-i soui’c’S
Salaiy and Fee Fund F-st. ]even.u«‘ for l!>45-4(i
County Hoad Debt Service h'st. Rev from oth-T .source.s ,
County School Debt Sei vice including H. (1. S, other source.s
County Scho(.‘! Cunt id Expense Est Ih v. from other source-s
Coiiidv Seiiool Cuirent K.\|>ciise Est. Hi-v. from other Sigurd's
HjU-q'h (had. d Selumls - upplement Ust Rev. from other souice
Total
Grand Total
Summary of the 1045-46 Wake County Budf^et by
Audi.or's Office
Board of Eleetion.^
Clerk ol Supei'ior Court
Coioner's oifice
County Attorney. Physician and Clerk to Board
County Commissioners
Courts
D mon.stiation Dc-parlinent
Health Department
Hospitals
Juvenile Court
Libraries and Mapping Pri. ct
Mi.scelhmeiju.s (File Control MLscell. Emergency)
In.sjiance Premiums, etc
Register of Deed.s
Sheriff.s Office
Sheriff—Jail
Supe: !nt( nclent of Building and Ground.s—Courthouse
Superintendent of Building and Gro' 'ds—Annex
Tax Collection Depaitment ...
Tax Supervisor'.- Office
Tria.-^urer'.s Office
'I'ubeiculosis Haspilal
\V;ike L’ountN Ilorm-
Wuke County Welfare Department
Total $529,253.58
County D bt Service Requir.-inents for 1945-4U $ 17,034.50
County Hoad Debt Service Requirements for 1945-4t) 57,275.50
County Scliool Debt S. ; e Reiviirements foi 1945-46 123,283 D'l
Ralugh Township Graded School Debt Ser. Requirements 1945-46 245,332.79
County School Cuii. nt E.xpeiise Requirement.s for 1945-46 175.503.3-!
C'Uifitv Scliool Capital Outlay Requirt-menhs for 1945-46 113,500.00
Raleigh Gi ailed Scho.i! Streel Paving Requirements for 194.5-46 26,000.00
Ral(-i»'}i GiadfJ School Supplement Reqpuiremeiits for 1945 46 169.OSO.OU
Total $936,979.13
Grand Total 1,466,232,71
D1VI.S10N OF THE TAX KATE
General County Fund . .07
Couiitv Pool and Health Fund .06
Cuiuily D(.bt Seivice Fund .02
i.'ouiity Hoad Debt Service Fund .04
County Schools and R G.S. Debt Ser Fund .31
County SehooLs Current Expense .08
I'ounly SciiiioLs Capital Outlay .O'l
TOTAL COUNTY RATES .67
R *.( S L'tieet Having Assesfments . .04
P.aleigti Giaded School -Supplement .17
.88
17,034.50
40,000.00
310,000.00
80,1)00 00
9U.OO0.00
26,000.00
110,.500.00
$803,534.50
S jfiO.UOO.OO
45.357.83
103.895.70
27.275.50
58,615.79
95.503.34
23.500.00
58.550.00
.662698.21
1,466,232.71
Departments
$ 12.829.50
4,889.40
26.624.65
2.375 00
5.120.00
2,662.00
39.652.00
12,178.00
20.814.50
33.125.00
16.604.00
18.000.00
7,500.00
2,596.33
22.758,00
40,982.00
12.300.00
18.374.00
11.378.00
26.747,40
19.171.00
9.912.80
29.460.00
33,200.00
100,000 00
TOTAL RALEIGH TOWNSHIP RATE
KESHEC lUliJ V SUBMITTEU BY A. C. HAH , AUDITOR
WAKE COUNTY- N. C.
the film is six irillionthr of an ine>i mg to inillionths of an inch.
slim-jim shorts - 2
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Such a slick fit around waist and
hips with two long pleats to ac-
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While, Navy, Prints.
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new basque shirrs -
New . . . these hard-to-get .shirts
have just arrived ! Lightweight cot
ton, yet extra strung, more absor
bent. Ail desirable colors.
Sizes: Small. Med., Large
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