CRAZED MAN KILLS WIFE; SHÒTS 2 OTHERS CSB DRIVER ASSAULTS HO GIRL Raleigh w. m. mehois, white taxi driver of 515 W. North Street, v/as tried in City Court here Tuesday or, charges of at tempted rape of a 15-year-nlci «ir3- Aceording to Miss Sara Alice Jones ui iliUo E. Mavis, victim of the attempted assault. Nichols attempted to rape her while site a passenger in his cab on August 20. When Miss Jones called a cab *.n the afternoon of August 20 to take her from tiie residence uu Woodburn Road where sh <• was epmloyeu as a maid to her home on East Davie Street, pro s r cut! n g witnesses testified, Niciiols asked her to sit in the front, seat with hun as he had to pick up some more passen gers at State college. On the way to State college, she said Nichols inquired as to her age and told her that she was “old enough to take l.” When he reached State college, she said he could not find any 'hf the passengers nnd told he?’ it was a false call, drove me cab out Martin Street, and at tempted to rape her. She said that when she yelled Nichols let her alone and took her norne. Leon fe. Brassfield, white at torney who represented Nichols, said that since Nichols let the girl alone after sru- protested hm actions, the assault did not constitute attempted rape. Judge Paul F. Smith reserv ed judgment until Wednesday, because he said he was not pre pared to rule on the case and wished to study further the technicality of what constitutes attempted rape. Miss Jones was represented by Attorney F. J. Carnage, who pointed out that she appears to Oe nearer the age of' 32 than 5. There were indications that Nichols might be found guilty of assault on a female which is a lesser charge ADMITS RACIAL mrtcecsinre mi 3 LSlLffuCtf* REFUSE TO AID LAWRENCEBURG. Term ln 3 desperate fight against the Sftam roller" justice of Tennessee, which seems set to pick - a 'hanging jury” of u Min- proponents of “white su premacy”, NAACP lawyers lost an other round yesterday On the ex cuse that the attorneys for the twenty-five Columbia Negroes charged with attempted murder were using more time than neces sary and were “going t o far afield,” Judge Joe M. Ingram handed down an extraordinary ruling. Hereafter the judge has decided, he will ad dress all qustions on feelings of prejudice to prospective jurors fr m the bench. The defense mud submit all race questions to bim in writing, well in advance of the day's questioning, and he will con duct the future examination of veniremen on that point. This ruling was vigorously con tested by NAACP attorneys 2. A. 1 oby, L. A Ransom and Maurice Weaver. since it makes it Impossi ble for the defense to determine fairly what the true feelings of prospective jur rs may be on race prejudice and the legal rights ot Negroes. In addition to denying to the de fense lawyers their legal rights To examine thoroughly all prospective on the question of race pre judice, Judge Ingram fined one i ."liUCi i ij ituß Lotiisiaiia School Alexandria, La. (CFi —The Sister of the Holy Family. s*cond oldest congregation of Negro nuns and tire l&rg- , e-st oi the religious common • of Negro Wunien in the & world, will lake charge of 2 ■ twfhools in the Diocese of the Most Rev. y®charle& P. Greco, Bishop of has jusi repori- BB.i HR Although the Ccngrega ■Spn has been working in the S|n&t* 104 years, this is the llßksi lime schools have been ■£® aCed under full admini fflgjSrution of Negro Nuns in ||9Korlh Louisiana. Kac« Woman Gets Appointiiiem WASHINGTON. D, C. (NNPA)— The Commerce Department lari, Monday announced the appointment of Mrs. Norma Williams as sedretaiy to rsernard ]_,. Gladiehx. executive assistant to Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace. Mrs. Williams, formerly an em ployee of the office of the civilian aide to the Secretary of War and m-re recently - secretary to W. S Burke, manager of Slowe ar.ri Car ver Kails, government dormit.nrjies. fs one of the few colored women ever appointed secretary to an ex ecutive assistant to g Cabinet nf tl cer. The Carolinian '-—-' : : 1 ' j : VOI.I .ME XXVI, NO. in * * * * ill Ir** A ★ * AAA -A -A * FIND S IA EYE WITNESS : A 11 V JL*P m JLxelS M ILmJI WW I Ilf ;j EXTENSIVE SEARCH ■ REMITS IN \\\i\ P j FUNDING EYEWITNESS NEW VOKK The intensive ! search conducted by the NAACP [through L uisian. , Texas, pacific > i Coast and Miduiewestern states I ! resulted in finding Albert Harris I ■and his father, N.giu fugitive li.nrt; j Louisiana mob justice Young Hai ris. • yewttness tu iir blow torch meat cleaver lynching ■ 1 Negro \ , veteran Joilii Jones, nuci bcc*» j i the object oi y dramatic search ! [ conducted by the FBI and the '• NAACP as well a: members oi the Louisiana rneb who. tearing in.- ! youth would ici- ,-vtify them, rushe-i ! to Texas on August 39th in ho;:.'- of silencing him. j, B' th Harries f.'Uier and son vveso j i finally discovered August 23 by tm- ' NAACP which hud alerted each 1 , its 100] branches throughout the ' nation to offer protection to the j fugitives wherever they appeared. .Madison Jones. Administrative As sistant. was rushed to an undis closed middle-western .own to bring i youth und his fuihsr to ' York where their testimony will be made available t<- th- FBI. The Harrises arrived in New York on i Wednesday, August 28th. Young Harris was attended upon arrival in New York by Dr. Robert , S. Whiter son who stated, “The deep scar on the boy’s 1 rehead where he was beaten with the but mid of •i .45 caliber pistol is --till infected There are healing scars on both wnsts. arms and ankles caused by 'Continued on back oag, , Race Employee Gets First Repot Award Savannah. Ga (CP) —Wal- ter C. Scott, employee rela tions officer of the Savannah Quartermaster Depot, was presented a Depot Citation in impressive ceremonies here last week. It was the first such award made to a fedora! employee in the Southeastern states, and was made to Mr. Scott following several years of faithful, efficient service. He is a graduate of Xavier University and has studied at Catholic University of America before participating in Catholic youth activities in New Orleans, Baltimore, Washington. Aleaxndria and ether Southern cities. ! ASSAULTER OF NEGRO G!RI HUP Bv ,t. H. k. Cleaves Progressive Civic League VIINSTON-SAI .F.ivi —— Tt»e ;,rr,*o and trial of German Maxey, young - j white man. s!i Laurel St., in muni- ; I cipal court caused some surprise last' 1 T'b’.irs^cv I?:' x o r ' v. i imarg-'.d with striking Dm is - 13. in the face following her ehai 0 ! that he had failed to give the cor rect change following a purchase sne had made in the Slawter Cash Store or. North Cherry Street. T-io Associated Civic, Committee inves tigaied the incindent. and found the facts The Winston-Salem chapter \ of the NAACP immediately secu,- j ed counsel and had a warrant drawn j T r Maxey’s ari-est. The unusual thing that had happened was i.._l a white man had been made to ex plain to the court the cause of his actions His conviction was so well j planned until Maxey submitted and [ follov'irig the court’s lecture to him j was taxed the cost of court in tne; case. This effort on the part of tne NAACP is the beginning to no j end when tfce mistreatment of Ne groes by white storekeepers who i are located in the Negro Communi ty for Negro trade must stop. On former occasions, Negroes j have been refused a warrant for i, ; white persons who has assaulted a • member of our racial group. It is the purpose of the Associated Civic 1 - Organization to convince the white , merchants who operate stores tor' Negro trade that they must treat j Negroes right and that they must! employ Negro clerks in such stores,. S A study is bieng made if a boycott »S neopsarv ir» tbp st< -re iti whi#j 1 ! litte Doris was assaulted. SATURDAY, SKI‘THAI BKIL 7, 1D46 KAi.KKiH, NOUTM CAROLINA • ishop “Daddy" Grace as he ad vu-es il tin- Golden Gate Audi L , , win, has beet, a laithtul dresses mast attentive %my rega torium o. '■ 5' « t• > -jut hint v-or-.e; shkt a child tiou ever to attend gospel -er- is til, m«,vt faithful Vet..> Virgitiia Bishop “Daddy” Grace shak ing the hands of the 1132 joiners during the 21st annua! services of the sJoo.se of Ihayn it the Geld Methodist Editors Condemn Mob Action m vnpppMcn. I#O 3 I ft W DUfoftb HULlbftl N'KGRn FATALLY INJURED IN' ITC.If V! HIS RESIDENCE AS! ’VILLE Collier Richard i). 4 of 23 Wullack Street., diet! about 45 o’clock Monday night in the Asheville Colored as Uie result of a stab wound ,iust over the he; •; suffered in an alteroatio ■ 1 at his lace of residence late Mon day a s moon. , Sh.u v after Richardson was tak en to he hospital, officers of the . ' itv j olice department arrested Tommie Nelson, 34, at the Wallaek . Street address and placed him in the | city jail pending the out of the city. A base 1 ball game will be played, barbe cue will b( served, and transpor- i tati n will be provided to the pic- l ' Continued on hack page-i t i '-Attend SB? SOUTHERN YOUTH 'LEGISLATURE - y COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA OCTOBER 18,19,20,19461 ShCVt’ll 2??OVC !*: 5* pniirtpucpri reproduction of the cover of the invitation to the Southern Youth Legislature which is ciren leted in thousands of copies thru out the South from the national office of the Southern Negro youth Congress, 526 Masonic I i Temple Building, Birmingham 3 i i Alabama. The call summons the j youth to mobilize . 1 “To win the battle for the un restricted right to vote .... i i POKER GAME ! VICTIM SHOT THRO WINDOW REIDSVH..LE .CP) Local pa lice followed a bloody trail here Satin day morning which led t. ar rert of Willie B. Enoch of 112 Frank lin Street who, according to his own ; confess]! n, stabbed his wife to 1 death, shot another woman and a mat., shot .uid killed a dog and was en route to his fifth victim when of ; fleers interiupted his rounds. The fry was rais.-H at 3:25 Solos i day snorniii! when officers were called to the home of Mrs. Ida Mac Jackson at 105 Sharp Street whei o they found Mrs. Jackson with a , shotgun load in her chest which she said struck her when Enoch fired in her. Officers then hastened to Enoch s home where they f unu Mrs Glo: - sir- M Esoch, his wife, lying dead with 20 stab wounds on her body. At 3:53 u cal! u> the home of Wade Mcßride. 150 Jackson Street, nivealed the next victim !U- Bride, with shot‘;un >.v< »nd it- his back to the officers. Office;.. of the Rockingham cotut ty sheriffs department and R H. Alien. SHI agent, had already join ed office)-., in the search and short - i 1> after their visit to Mcßride's b me Enoch was arrested near the Central Cab Company's stand on ..wiiii oici’-s SLetu. Saturday afternoon, he signed a lengthy confession and Ldh cl l'ree iy ab ut the hectic night. He said when he went home Friday night and found his wife ut, he traced h-T to -Mu” Patrick’s, and after waiting for her ui home, accused her of being unfaithful when sire I arrived. They quarrelled, he said, and ne punctuated hi- remarks from mid night until i:0() a m at intervals • ■ 'ifli air ice pick and a knif 1 . then went after Mrs. Jackson when hi; wife finally dieti. He .uid he wanted to get Ida Mae 1 " “cloaking f r his wife" in alleg e;i extra-mmlial capers, and when, hi- answered a knock a: her door, she was greeted by . blast from Enoch's l-gage shotgun. H*- rt-loaded the single-barrel shot gun and the next creature he saw was a black d ■ barking at him as he b ft the house which he pr imptly killed. He then went to "Ma" Patrick s to “nay her” for "cloaking for ins - Co,.* imicH r, hack pngpi Women Mus One World— ST. LOUIS (ANP)-—Now is the line for all women to rally toward tin- creation of "one world.” Mrs Emm,: Clarissa Clemenl, “Ameircan Mothei f 1946”. told outstanding itizens of St. Louis gathered in h-.ir honor at Hotel Statier here last week. Advocating a concerted effort by w mew of the world to aid in tne solution of global problems, Mrs. Clement declared: “This is the time for all tlie women in this world of ••ha s tu put their hands to the plow." The representative oi American mothei hood, first to be so chosen by the American Mother's Cemmii t:e of th; Golden Rule fundatiop For federal anti-lynching legislation and genuine civil lib erties. For the enactment of an FEPC law guaranteeing the right to work at al! jobs. For adequate and rquai nousing, health and educational facilites . . . For an end to “white sa premaey” custom* and practices which violate our human dignity : •iiti Ugjuii, ... i Heads Follies Bergere : Moil icr H full-Till, general ad muosliator ol the lamed J oli-s Kcrgerc, loadir.j; music hall tn I'rancr. l or 19 years lie has work ed there, starting as a stage hand and developing step by step until Monsieur Paul Derval, the owner, made him confidential secretary, later placing all administration in his hands. A native of Cayenne, t rench Guiana, he had lived tu France ever since he was a boy. Holding several academic de gree" he i> an officer of tile Aca demy Francatse. lANP) SEEKLINCIf 0 tv ASHING'TON. D. C NNPA)— I 1,,- :> n lllti ipr-,. i riH-i* R’S'* Sih'dcy of ■soliotoi; Jami " MemJ and Ro bot f. v,': ngor, Dcmoci ats. of Nev, Turk, that a uloc • 1 bi-partisan Sen ator, would seek enactment of fed ‘•r;d anii-lyiM-hing legislation when the Eighiicth Coogres;. convenes in • anuary pointed to another bitter Senate fight probably ending in a filibuster Senate) Mead said it- and eleven. - thi-r Senators would Press for pas sag. of a federal anii-lynching bill despite the opposition '.hat is bound to e me from southern Democratic Senators ami other advocates of fontiriimd .n buck uaeei >t Help Gain Mrs Clement adder! th ■ she n jinn believe i- ’"t famines mii used old f.ash i ,ieii ilisuiplino i! renriii; her sev i.ii children “Oni child helps to bring up an o'.licr, and . auh child': life should la centered ill the houie.” Mid. : Cli-ment observed "in our family, my lute husband. Bi hup George : Clinton Cdi-inen! handled the ! spankings,” she said. , Mrs. Abbie C Jacks.-:i daughter of Mr.-. Clement who ~ companied I or m tber to St. Louis:, said the se lect:- ,-i of her mother by the Gol den Rule foundation nad strength us d her faith in th. practical work of democracy — It concludes with the following appeal; “Let us assemble by the hundreds in Columbia. S. C., Oct. ie, 19, 20. Let the halls Os the SOUTHERN YOUTH LEGISLA TURE ring with our demands. Let us counsel together aad chart a course of action to defend our lives and liberties from the *ss?n!t of the Klun and the mobs and to win for ourselves anu one people the primary m riihriishiii the haiioa"