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NA*.CP FINDS l-.'VI WITNESS
TO LOUISIANA i.YNCIHNOv
ropes. Hi* thigh? and buttock
also badly scarred after a tend lb*
beating. He shows evidence • i „
severe shocking expeiien o but hi->
youth and good physical conditio >
will ytt’S W-r. tSo-gL."
Albert Harris Sr. the youtn
lathe; was also evert: ly be alt j
when deputies arid ■ thers at temp
to lo force him t<> disci•.>:.< the
whereabout- of his "ii.
Young Harris told np rters at .
press i nfeiti . Ik!;: ..i vA:
office ic New Yolk's Freed.%*r.
House, the liorrHyjng h tans .1 h
'.rata) 1, the Louisiana weed: Jle
tl..scripti a of re' 1 nirig const ruui
ru.' . ana he-irln Vettru.i .John
June: groan lot ivite: left .-.< -oni •:
reporter- srioekeu si'. H ; -
lis said he then crawled 1o a creek,
filled hi. :.i:oe with wnn-i whit-: ii
rarriv.a to the htriibly mutilattn
iiuni who 01.lv ~ sitorl lime uao
fought for m c mnlry m the »
Bail It- ul the Huly u. B> Igiuri. Al
bert Hurri: -aiu that, ii he 1 nu'd
do was to lilt Jones head 10 lli
lap and sit o j.ttly as iie uted “I
thought that would in .<■■< it .■ 1 1 !t’• ■
easier' said the quiet youth
Albert Han e is ■ .n- ids red one ul
tile most imuortnu witnesses vct
to a.d by the NftACH in it- h.:
-tun - fighfin ■ liii’in i> ue 1
len.ir Ii wa p -.nted out tiiat in
spile ol the ...l.iai .rt of the
iece.il ly.pli Aas.’ it - 1-153 In .
apprehended -. i.e white sougherntr
on a lynch murder oh a•• Om ob
server p noted out “that it i\ • till
be extremely odd if in aii. U
were made u> th. care :.inc* young
flavric r. en-it iv.-lv ideniitv 'r.<•ll i -
otie .1 th. mob ‘
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JHEH>~ t ii. Lt. « v - -< '> - "ii t
v.ifF, but -‘Ms •it left nii-cs’h
cc because Enoch decided to ub ,
iditute irony i : more lethal pay
tiunt gave iui » nev rytti penny
r,..d ;nd he. she v-oaM ue*-?;
see Glossie
he turi.V'l in .'lcßuJes
hoes- “to a, | i.uuo.' hit tsh.
rifieer- h- •■■■ ' • n.un u..n
c quail during to. .uel.t, n.ii a l ,.'.
not drunk at any rime loti bn.
shotgun out .d( th. i m but he
got ini. a-■ .Phi it a; . mo
when Mcßnde “dona' rn» not ol $•?"
Enoch Wen I outside .’id t K Ui
aims agai"
Hi said he k: ■ v. v. at re M t.i: ■
was iilting, ano f.i'cd of his -uuctuv.
on the v. nd w shade He heard in~.
scream aria knew that had >
h.r'.:. he aid and aimed "Id . Mat
sere timed ilk*, a par: the;
From .hat poi. : • ’ be
Wild and confused He .id he lost
ms shotgun but when officers
rested h.n. he -at- he v.: • ~b ...
10 dial te. a cab 1 . g . get Gun!-
oJaer. ' alleged -tygisn pa-.aiioui
ol he wife
"1: Jsektio-. and Mcßride are .ii
Ftru, Memorial Hospital and Eu cb
is Reids’villf- ci ; it.il cbt-s’.wl
with murder of ui. w.fe, and ott.-i
cjiiarr. - pending.
HM-iIHOUIS'I LI’ITORy £ <>>
levin yfOE \ loil.Ni »
LTii'i-ftan. conlinueri Th Su Pi
exetc.se every riovvc-r .uio ii.flue.i.
ttt ill comm.'.’.:.' U..-:! h ieineiit.-
in !.. r own ruighborhn cl shall be
Ci ugui under co;itr-..l All appeal.,
to racial prejudice ! - uohl.cal pur-
P'lCs Ore a-o‘ a ally, aftoci'. up- u the
peace ol th» realm. . i.d liiciici .• to
new crime.- ..gains', comm >ll decen
cy True American patru.tism d e
no* n. • d ’ scr.'k the sho’*ei of a
sheet “
Dr Smith de.-.-iarc*i that if the
problems of mob vioU'r.et- an to be
solved, "the Church. must walk
ahead - f the politician-:."
The Christian .Advocate is pub
lished in Chicago: Zion Herald xn
Boston
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WOfifiSf SINGLE BAKU-M
nic grounds On Saturday r.ight the
program at th* Hon i Hra -r
will ive in charge >f tl.e Lien.:
iron, the Willis m io; ’■< C . 1! -
io i-ravei t.iim. i. n .10.. iCy. p.
siding.
Sunday will t*e- uie Dig day. 1 i
there will be the annual baptizing
service conducted bj the Hish-p
himself. ; .t 1 noor. in Ib< big p *cl
ai the • r.urcii »n South Long Sired
According t iff;;:.:!: of the loci
chard. Ibei* will bt .muri-iin: ■ :-ty
Ihvfj • f ' '■■■' per- 'TV 1
w-ll be baptized :it ti.s - ■
They cine from -.11 |i:ut
South.
MAYOR GETS fLAH FOfi
ivrftittoVlNG CITY SCHOOLS
«. long rang pregram of ui
.,-A-rT. '■ Te : r> no)' red
r *i I \ Cl *l. Atiui «• i »V
iem.-; which b-Utii Vej.r.
yO v» V.; 111. U; tr - * •
xion of you. mten at ». in--.se
Erobietns and your wtM’tu
to COQSldel the V&i .Git
view pre-cniod &y ti>. r;-rrvrv.*
tt-e ju. to means of civvi-n ...
iuitu:.. 1.0 the problem? .-Iwos?
eu.
Tne Sub-cormiiittcL, speaking
for the colored citizens oi th v
city, propcac-s the. following
areas for improvements in keep
ing with school standards set
up for progressive communities
in the southern states:
1. Each community school
should provide an adequate
cafeteria tc assure each child of
a balanced lunch served under
proper '’Tin in
an atmosphere of comfort. Cafe
terias should be sufficiently
large to serve all children with
out congestion or extending the
nerving time for any beyond the
lunch hour normally observed
by industrial and business or
ganizatiins.
2. Playground space around
each community school should
tie adequate to allow organized
and hee play at recess and af
ter-school hours without conges
tion and with necessary separ
ation of larger and smaller chil
dren’s groups. The playground
arid recreational program of
community school should
frwr* »* <4's'f»»v44f- r\r>Tit tV»p% rnhool
wv ta MuAUiAVC juar t ux man. un.*»v>v/x
cui 1 icultuu and the i-t*:»p<uiaiiiU
1 ity lor its promotion should b
a mallei oi school ooaru policy
o. A gyinnasium u: a nece.-
s.ay pan oi every modem com
munuy soioo 1. We urge me a-u
--j iiii on o: sue ii n i acuity .<> eai-.i
I existing school and iii e mciu
; no), ol such a facility ui euc-n
’!n e w school to be ouih in a
* ! pr>yw*y. r.f * r.r r: * - r T’’ ,
| cational program to be lmpie
, merited through the fac-iities 01
tut* .school gymnasium shouiu ue
ja icsponsibiiity of the school
! board and policy with respect to
I inc- nature and extent ol Um
| phase of community education is
-i an obligation 01 the city senool
BM
t. Adequate planning loi the
■ ! »vnole sen oo l plant is nr cessaiy
j i" prevent snortages of facilities.
1 j Hvoad policy commitments on
: [ c. iaai l cu lire .sca-ooi uoa.i Q vvji.
<• necersary tc assu. r/ . the c-ifi
. 'cii.s ol the city dial oudgt-1 ir,'-
Jnon.ics v<-stetl int-. rests in < ia : -
j race competition, and shoi t sight
lieu auuiinistrativ- policy will
l not . esul: in Inadequate and
har-Jlj iir.provahli school plant--,
j • —contrived to meet only the
in pres mg needs .d a e.
; Irna.- and situation
•! ii The environment of th.
I’ 1 esent si/’huoj 1 rii .-jli •
i children is definitely unsatLsiac
lo:y ii-hiie definite action is de
. ;ti re bit- to remedy tins xiluat'i'->
Tile people, a> a wiioie, wl,
wind! ex; must attend die In.:.
| school shottid hi represent'd in
j any planning lor tin future •!
dii... nigi. ..cnooi and its p. ....
i— tx.ith as to the environment
v.hich surrounds it and its pro
‘ Cram of educatiocal activities
6. The Sub-conimitt< e on ed .
Cational p: ..bl ms ivpre nli.r,
’he Nigro t duzens* Ci-mniitt -
- r<commends that the folJovring
j Step, be i a ken io assure aH
; cammiWiiti.T a nil ci inp- ~f , .;i
I J-ens •;{ Ihe <Hy of P ile, -h . :
■ adequate representation in th *
! c.-J.bei alien of the .ity M-hooi
Lea.d win-n tin. policies ai.-J p.o
! from - are {Jevcl.;t><id and oro
; jel led.
A Pending toe time when
• cc-Joreu rdizc-n. in :• a tic. to
I i-oiore'i j^opuia• ioii (*dri o*.? ap*
I pointed u. .'HI ■ am-. : o. vu
! rmg in the mem net .si up of the
i school bos.rd, ive pr:,pr.sc:
! Tha' a;. adVLro.y c.;, ..n.Ut
ol colored citm-ii*; Ls appuilih.-il
ty the city commisrioiui: t .
iccc-t with the school boaid ,r>
ril policy making se:.r ; on« ru< h
: commiUi.-e to consist of not i.-ss
than .hre-o persons representing
professional, business, and lay
men's groups
11. That the ad\-isury conmid
i'-i he retained uidj] the ratio of
colored members of ‘.he- school
board equal.-', t lire m-jr.--.--t :•.*
jor fraction, the population rat;j
'of colored citizens in tin city .f
Raleigh.
13. That the advisory comm it
t;c be continued for only as lour
a-, it i* impossible to fill vacan
' cie.; in the membership of the
■ ■school hoard wit*-, colored mem
ber! ui ratio 1u colored popidn
! tiro
IV. That all candidates fu
it her the advisory committee
er niembei siu u .11 the reguiasly
<•■:nst-tuted school board be- sr
-1 p v oved by th» Negro Citizens'
Committee before appoint
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rI.NAII Bi.IH
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"Reit-iit :y s . Ici.r have H adud
emphasis lo it., lugent ;c : t:s- 11 v f
a fede.ul uiitl-iync.iii,,. till, Ivir.
: Mead sain in a statement claiming
' support of eleven other Senators
federal Icgislati :xi . v, ut if the
authority and influnect of the Fed
eral Government is ! ■ be utilized
in wiping out Crimea of this belli
| ous character.
i Beside: Mr. Wagner, who co
-1 1 sponsored an anti-lynching bili
, which died in the last C ngi-c-cs. Mr
1 Mead claimed support of Senati.js
: William, f- Knowland of Califor
’ |oia. Warren C. IVicgnuson of Wash
| muon. James M Tuniiell of Dela
| waic. Hugh B Mitch-1! of W ish
’ j mat 1.. Glen 11 Taylor of Idaho,
James W. Huffman of Olui,. Jo.eph
1 F Guffey of Pennsyivania, Elbe •?
; H iiiorna. of Utah. David I
> | Wals hos Me: sachusett D rnor-i atv.
ano William 1,... :;:ei ol iVoril. lie
1' !. .o, and Waym M 1 . O: .-g(.;
.! Retnihlicana
*- Y«»ur !
Worth Saving for. . .
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i \ Starting a savings octoiHft with os is a good first step.
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"Serving East.-, n Carolina”
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PHYSICAL - D; O. B. Wil
’ j iicims. Cf arlclle pnysiciar..
> cbove, is shown mak-rri a rcui
i ; • r- <pcj>*rtir,n nf ?hr- health of
1 j /cun g Ch. rlcs Bcally. studenS
• of the Plato Price high school
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SrprrUtria! School ;
MRS. S. J PAYNK M^iaacjer
Member ol the N !
1 Associcii iors
jKA ■] t-*«jjiini ii '
f’ht N .Me Gdi-obiia Mai*-
Bvul «.l cl E'Jm a’cle
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416 BLOOD WORTH ST
Kaleigh, N C. ,
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T, a. d. McQueen, mv,. S
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THE CAROLINIAN
in Mecklenburg Ccunly. Prof.
G E. McKeilhan. principal
cl lhe school, insists that ev
fry intioi! >*«i V»ic c chad kZLVC !
complete medical care during
lhe school term
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I.OCAL and LONG DISTANCE
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St‘* a great risk to carry cash on a trip. An unnecessary risk,
too, because we can turn your travel fuoda into American
Express Travelers Cheques spendable anywhere, safe every
where. If these cheques are lost or stolen, you receive a prompt
i refur d.
They’re more convenient than personal checks, because
no identification is required except your signature. Denomi
nations of $lO, S2O, SSO and sloo—for ordy 75* per SIOO
| Isuinimuxii charge, 4Qf )<~ttc sm saie at this bank.
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r QUALITY SEA FOODS |
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OUK NEW LOCATION |
* ■ -ty-Wide D- Uvcrv Sef---.r |
I Griffin's Fish Market I
I vi \ ~ BLOOD WORTH ST. TLL 5f.62 |
LEROY CRirFIN prop. "
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WF. A RING APPARLL rui ii it* |
ENTIRE FAMILY AT
j LAZARUS STORE
217 S. WILMINGTON ST.
Meeting “a Need"For j
Every Walk Os Life
I Mur service has never failed to meet
any situatiow. Rich and poor alike have
a heavy received the same respect and
1 | attention, it is an established rule witn
1 our establishment that there is no de
B I parturt from this policy
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jiN. 11. COLLEGES GET \[
ji-.Oi Sll\<; UNIT
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WASHINGTON A total of 33i j
1 houMiu; units have bt-' n alloted io
i NorUj Gdrolina ColiejGs for us<f of t.
! i -ndpr I o*>• *\ V»..»v* |
1 ihe Federal Public H >u-ing Agency : j.
i reported here Iw-iduy !
*ml 4.853 of iht total . i 102.753 j
j ..m't, allotted te 075 school- for vet- j* c
! .-taiis v.i.v allotted to Ncgrr; iiiifi-]
. -he rep rt shows, with only ; a
23 institutions granted units
Nnrtn t aioU'ia in-t-tution.' allot-|J
|!,(1 unit- are as Joll'iws: |,
Johnson C Smit I '. of: North Cur \ v
■ Cilf'gt. 24: Elizabeth City j '
•'1 .- Teachers Colieg- 36; and A ,
I -md T C Huge, 28; and Fayette ■]
ile .lil l- Ti-iu iici : c -aiege, 20 j
Durham Lmiph*
Loviirj Lud
Durham Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Haye 1 Morrisi die, Route l. hive !
open av.-ard> <i the silver I vine cun!
■‘ hich is awaired ar.nualiy to the |
Durham County family accomplish- !
iug the greatest Jain, arid home i.r • >
provciucut during the year. C. •
Hubbard, Durham County farm i
agent, said Monday.
Second winners Mr. and j
Mrs Hubert Dunnegan of Lce*v ill t i
Other winners were:
Mr. and Mrs Osborn Bugley, Pat
terson: Mr and Mrs. Robert Spicer, 1
Rocky KnolJ; Mr and Mrs. Hallo- i
V- —... »•*;., ;..u, .. an o Mis. .
Karl Bullock. Rougerrcunt; Mr. and j
Mrs. Eugene Cooper. Little River, 1
and Mr. and Mrs Charles Webb
of Orange Grove.
The outstanding feature of Mr. j
and Mrs. Hayes winning points,
*t vas stressed by the judge.-., was
tl-ioir uritSnul inn tVnn. , Vin*-n.>'-.-'*%n0,,0 '
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to tenants, having saved sufficient
money prior t , ihe beginning of
the contest to purchase their own ,
team and equipment.
The awards main fea
ture of s he eighth annual Tjrm |
and Home Achievement Day cere- ;
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Jmake a new start in use |
1 YOU ARE ENTITLED TOij
wr*rrri
Stop WorrjiaJl
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WEEK ENDING ° * rr ” 'RDAY, SEPTEMPER ?, -?fl4S
I monies held tccertly at the Mt „
■ Olive Baptist Church. In udditDu t
j to the loving cup, Mr. and Mrs.' 1
IHaye. will also receive- a cash J 1
I award ol s**s .inci Ih** -ccond v\ m- ,
ners will receive $lO
! NO MOB TALK IN MISS. -
S JACKSON, MISS.—<NNPA> AI- I
1 4-y.j* j *. I
; allegedly shot down a quartet of
I policemen near Magee, Mi“si-- >pj •
The Very Choicest Fancy
FAT “A” GRADE
mvr n p
rill EM
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I HENS
WHOLESALE m RETAIL
ALI FRESH KILLED
DRESSED and DRAWN
Visit or Call
Macks’ Poultry
822 E. Marlin St.
DIAL 7044
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IS T /d
jj! PERSONALITY
UMMNG ihih
I 1111 l tkd!< d worlif/rs in:v^
I|j jj| men: to bring out the huer u:Jti uKjßsj*
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Main Plant —sl6-520 Fayetteville Street
BRANCH BRANCH BRANCH BRANCH
Cor. Morgan 103 513 * or, Glenwood
j||ij| and Mrlinwpll West .lories Hillsboro St. and Peace
were Judged in a local jail near the
*<.<-,:v vl tin- two-day manhunt for
the accused, there wav no talk of
rrcL violence ■ nd none of the prls
oners was mistreated in any par
ti ular. Lieutenant Governor Held
Service last Saturday.
A Lifetime in Fiamot
Wliv iaVm ftfl
up a lifetime'i effort in & tingle
terrifying hour when IP# eo
simple and inexpensive to pro
tect yourself against any poaai
tie mishap. You/ home and
family can he absolutely pro
tected from ANY disaster at
bul a few pennies a day, We’li
show you how.
sLr. tgmJH LOCAL AGENT
BANKERS FIRE INS. CO.
DURHAM, M. C.