WRITER’S STORY MA Y SA VE KILLER
Columnist s Comment In
Murder Case May Save
Ward B. Carra way’s Life
Dr. Doxev L. Wilkerson, of N'<nv York < 'ii y, i
manager of the New York weekly i‘V. advir.cn >h ;11 i h<• hi
tide appearing in last week’s Charlotte K XCi K, in o<<
column “What’s Cooking”, a front-page feature, may
instrumental in saving the life of Ward Beecher <'urawav.
fc:mer Ick-b! resident. now unde,
charges in Minneola. New York,
of murde? and r«pe, (at tie
oerth of a N. Y. socialite and
the i ape of iief daugiitci
ai tick revealed certain previou -
connections on the pail ut -omi:.i
Caraway with narcotics, whil-
V/trking at the Charlotte Mi rr.
onal Hospital here, and raid that
he had brought out dopey tablet/
tc youth frequenting the coir--v
around Oak lawn Avenue and
Beatty Ford Road, which mad?
'hern ‘high” and had the satr-c
effect as •reefer';''. A local drug
gist stated that the table;.:; m3 5 '
been “luminal". The details m
the EPvGLE article are being
turned over to both rides in th
cp-ee in Minneola. Prosecuting
At torney James G-t irig and *h •
new- defense counsel. James L |
Murray, arc being given the d*
tails, and it is probable that a
new charge of manslaughte; may
be substituted for the present
charge of murder in the first d* -
free If the manslaughtei chare
is given and the defense counsel
enters a plea of guilty, young
Caraway can be given life, but
stands a chance of escaping the i
death penalty. Meanwhile, the 1
PV carried a sensational slosy
last week revealing that Corn
w-ay. hypnosis, revealed that ho
was possible under t:c- 1 u flu once
of dope at. time of the crime Tin
EAGLE a*tiel< , written v/jt riant .
prior knowledge ,-f this turn in
the case, bona übstantial re
lationship to this »ngW . and mav
hrvp a grata- hearing on the fu
ture developments in the in;'!
which has. been postponed for
month.
In New York City last woo k
r>! Wilkerson r-.ld the KAGLL ;
that he would intervene in tii ■■ .
matters, and thy* it. may mflu- !
Vi. CITIZENS
SEE* EQUAL
FACILITIES
mCHMON D V* - N KPA; \ :
croup of colored citizen.' *ri u;
Georgr County N-t Monday (.!•-
sun in Federal District CoJst
asking sm injunction lo rca'i'a.-i
county ind divisional scho ' ..ichor-
R'es from ‘willful diserirr-ination"
in their alleged failure to provide
equal high school .facilities , ,
white and colored pupils in King;
George County
The suit charged that the or.iy l
high -school for colored pupils in toe
country was lacking adequate iibi ■-!
ry, laboratory, and physical cduca- i
tion facilities was urmcci edited, I
and suffered from an insufficiem
curriculum.
It said further that the enu c>
nsehool board and Divisional School
Superintendent T. Benton Baylc.
named as defendants, had "failed
and refused” to make these scl.ce-3'
improvements winch would elate
the school in a bracket with while
'.Continued on Lack page,
1' hiti* Presbyterian
join In Celebration
KNOX VII ,LE Term i ANP I --
ihe white Presiiyteriaus <>f tens •
Klan- surrounded Knoxville, rose u •
occasion here Sunday night
when four of the most important
white congreg atoms of the denom ■
ination in Knoxville. joined in wor
ship at Shiloh Presbyterian church ■
which was celebrating its Risf y\.
niversary
Cooperating with the Rev. a
Waite Stennett, pastor - f Shiloh,
four of tfce participating ministers:.
were white. The sermon was deliv •
cred by Dr. William Barrow Pour;! I, j •
nr ad of the Presbyterian church : n
America.
ALL NOT WELL BETKEN SMITH B.
HEAD AND GENERAL ALUMNI 808' 1
C HAHLOTTE An impending
nft between Dr. H L. McCron-y.
president of J c. Smith Univer- 1
sity. and the Alumni Associatkn
broke into the open liu-t v-cok wt.en
plans fpi an Alumni dunce to be !
held after the Howard-Smith Home
coming game this,- week, brokei
down, and the university head de
creed a dance in the school g v m,
far the. student body, writ, alumni j
being invited to attend Meanwhile 1
rebuffed, in their plans to hold |
what was to have been strictly ar\!
alumni dance in the ffvrn the io
cai alumni people went ahead with!
clans for a dance u> be held at the j
est Charlotte High School after!
•Saturday's game, and called for a j
boycott of the affair on the campus.
Negotiations hart been going or: f
for 'several weeks in efforts to i
work out entertainment features!
for tlie homecoming game, and local i
alumni and Dr. MeCrorey had held I
several conferences. The alumni :
were adamant in their desire to j
have >tn alumni dance, while the
school head was equally dfttermin
ed that the affair would be open
M) the entire ethdeat body. The]
<ncc the outf-.up -•! ihc -if
trial.
Va.Fireinan Wins Judgment
* * & & K fl ik it jr fr £ P * t & it jk it i r *s(*&s P it
*
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*y^T-'-hv
......
:A»rr»h "\3 >trj:ui. jHfjitJiar,
citfii .ie.itt i*f’h v<il pat r <»s u tmvtr
’•vh W4*rJc at t.hr 'fr 1 inn of
th»* fbuujHous > }b .( nr.d 3. f ,f
- tins car??-
ed for her the fespw*rt of a-!* thr.
p«.r* *Vs -*i <-§rilr?r<rji uttfftriusg 4 hr
Y rosl*\ fuu i/iDd >.tvfe.mil, ftoleigh.
Beg-smmn- »h*» serond yr»r of h«*r
work her rrrtird shuwt. nu aerj
dentit.
British Forces Intend
To Remain In Ethiopia
KV < HI'TH (HlJi i
,MO:;cov/ (ASP) That. as
ilf,s long ''»•••,-t Rusjw-.-tfvl. Eci'lnni
• tH'-i-dod ‘lid intends 'o her
pcpnd of flr.h- f O , Ui .
played in liber-dins Eihiopi,, r« on -.
'be Indian fascist ir.vart.-r.. , nay t ,.
’'■co, and is again rcitf-raied. in -.n
exc-ilcnf art,!cl;- just published i
the Soviet trade union nowsmpc;
' Tt’urt" (Laborl "i rurr !,br cc-i.-
tra! organ of the Soviet iraT- or
i ns. and if,,-. author of vru
is V. Kuznetsov
Where;,,.-. italins fascism vviut-n’
t-he -whole hog or com'." that. > ;
■ ! 'U of Ethiopia. English impcralLo
f «f being on lent
least for the present - with w
Enid of Ethiopia's territory _ -,j-,
v-’gadea umvinct- ;-;r,ri the io-caJ'crt
"reserved zones." And no doubt,
remains that it is the imperialist! - ••
buenti' i; o! the British, rove mmo, ;
’ ■ naisg onto this Ethiopian territory
;! ■" in countoreri :hm Use gymmi
■;,um was not large tv ugh to
commorli.se ..‘verybody if the sr,e
•rtrots were allowed full ent- ■
R’ji. the university head stuck to'
his c:u;is. and the result was the
open break between the alumni
nti Dr, MeCrorey.
EDITOR CJF.TS WARRANTS FOR
THREE AT') M/I HJNS OF ( TVII,
RIGHTS SAW
CLEVELAND ‘AND Edward
Hocker, owner of ■> restaurant, : rt
Baybridge. O. known as the Log
Cabin, was arrested last week on ;■
charge of discriminating after Eu
gesc F. Check.', publish-.:, author
and editor of the Cleveland Guide,
had sectored a warrant for his ar
rest fox refusing to scive him.
The editor was accompanied by,
three olhe, persons, who were told
bv , waitress that they did not. serve
Negroes.
This is the third time the eciiio
has secured a warrant for viola
tors of Chios Civil Rights Law.
j
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VOL. XX VI," NO. 18 AIM', !. Hi UA \ H \V, t)( I<>\ *M: I'.iiti ~.\t.K!Uii iVi 'UmVuV.-i I'lT K7 f
«. S. COURT 0!"ES
RELIEF SQUjII i
' *.v:’ i ; ./ ....
| fA'Ci-d Si no. s mi:.--. A ... A.
! Sterling U■:b. ' of tru- r> : '
'' 1 s ' *>UI ■ 1 J tru- Jli . i
*.*< V-i >iina v,’, •11 ,< , j ); ..
A-' ; '"rj .1 flV'l'l);i:C dor •: -j,.
' "f Tom Tior.mi;, H In-on, ,in
i-rrm'ir-K h»l . .11 ;
':(•/ sough;.
I:l3ri,;',;,iU .ij(d *hf‘ Plwffdii '<»«,•
•!'-!! Hailwuy '-u.n'r.’v ;,r.r. ;
Brotherbt.<»d of 1...;
in on ut'.d Ergureiir'-;; ;,,r
- jitdi to nt. an iniuoe!,.,,’
Tun«tail .-.uffoc'd hv .-
iiig deprived of hi. .-mniorl;’.- ,-jg:
‘ vVrldd; .of\\ ■ hi*i ■, * •»,, D. *
5 cc*uii.se i who repr l ’ 1
sckl ihi next rn v*- {-,>■ v . ....
V-i'- :d-.|uh'. Si up i : fj 4*rr- ■
In TfC light of Mu ;>pi!;o;:v,’ V
Ibe oupi ■ roc Coo.o ;n ■ > ;
the cu.m ~f s; ~ ,
itic Lo'Uisviiie Nu giviP,.-
rood Company ,',»ri ih<- ■;...
, w -fciSft.i3fcoi.hi'; Firemro j-:.,;-;. ■.
.To r- Cu-cidcd T>'c<.-mbc; jg V^,;
Judge Hutchc..ou ,;;-aotc:j 'J ; A >r; ■- ’
*r,otion for.-, : ..umm;i ;A,-,- ...
tmd nor:led the defervimV inoW
so; :uch judgment
H' Mid on order vc:l! hr -;
g.'.iofin- a dcciaratory judamcct
r.eithng t*i» right:-', inr-rf.,;.
Icgu! ieiai-lor. Jdps; of lin parlio- to
*be • 'ill nod c,- I no--;to■ t.h< obli •
‘-'P'lh the R,- M. or ;
; r ~n ’ Oirly -nd wifnnuf discrmi
ii.aiion »ii <>f the rm moor ~f
■ IVif! Or class Oi jouoirKjfivT' :V-( .
mm as 'll : innr-in- agent ur
dv: the Railway Gabor Ac
t'u only a U.i w-efk;. -g-t ij,
ftv , ;iTn inim-;U r confccnc? ,o
1 ls ' -h. t',:. IliiFsh d. ’egalioti vai
‘-' ' 1 ' ■'•! ' vvo • ,-f inr.rij-p' • ,'; i■ ;
: ■ f,Hiiop:.;.r, 1 ory into a
V * , ’ , ’ i .'soruaiilaud” erobretmr
T'Mu yia Oi-nk-i- pt >•■ Ir.r*-, })-.
’>‘o zone ‘’) j; ;h Somali I .-.ri
|-'i h.alr--!: Soiniil-I-o. '
'Contirmed oo •
Call Citizens * Communists ’
for Protesting Os Slaying
EOKANE, Wash. 'ANPi Mb'
toy Hiici civilian authoritjes are
1 ing the word "(nmmunisf keep
citizens -oid memooi-f i.lv HAAC 17 *
E‘!'f»l Rjghta committee here imp
protest! rg the remii slaying of
soldier Hi Gircei field ~-.i
! hr nnd a] beat ini’. 1 > T two 'y, ; ,
CV here by city police.
Ere.- use of the wot *. was n»|*ori
«l recently by Miss Helen McCan
uo.n, secretary of th< NAACP Equal
Right.-, eommiiiee. in investig-iUng
'•h‘ death of Pvt. Samuel Hides, who
I was found slogged on the even:;:,'
|of July 17 following an exciting
i interracial boxing match at Gieger
’ Held Hicks died in the posts dispen
; :-ary shortly after he was Wind in
; tnred and racial tension mounted
to a near-riot pitch when Negro
soldiers charged he was bludgeon
ed hv white troops.
A critical report on the lnjusiic s
against Negro troops at Giegor field
by a special NAACP committor,
brought a aiiliLiry warning that
“the who it- thing was comrm ;
I plot, that Miss McC-nnnon and C. u -
• | gressman Hugh IJeLncy were r-otn
! muni.<ts and they shoud be warn
|ed . ’’ The race reirtions coue
•! Cfj vv.it. rtlao branded e bunch of
. | communists by Police Commission
er William Payne for protesting the
arrest and brutal beating <>f the two
•j| Negro WACs
'Military and civilian authorities j
: i who brand us communist arc on the
; defonsve in trying to mak« right
lout cf wrong.” said one council
1 member. “They are opposed to equal ;
and fair treatment to Negro soi
ViAfV Va A "A'.-Vr!' 5 - >...
■v ; . , ...
M>; V \> 1 rI S 1., li?:* . VII ♦*?! t Oil
df«u ? ';ht.Fr of : V?r. and Trs. K. 4
Malone of r?aU-igh was a dcira'uu 1
to th*' St'%?** v«yf' (fir.
r.? -vhn-h w rM D»i ri m. i 4 «>?sjis•
CHILD INJtCtO 'N !ii! ,Vr;i3EHT
}:A! i.KM; ;-Vi|li‘ f . tin i hi.
'fa! nIH f hiifi (>f ?;*i ■
YA ;i : M t ior,:;J> iuj’.u libo-tl ;0:
v. m. Ti.rsriav whi n ; w-in siru'.,
by ih DUlntlUO.tJp fj; ;•. ) i •. .1 ;•- •
Vf-yew-olti •• vo> 5 ' 1
of Nf W'* • n (i cf >. • i • l . u
.<t" * f : i of V: . >■ - V V ;
Giftncr Roan,
B '
•i‘ iiuiu
nierr, /hat's why th«-v rat! ....
munist.”
An iliv’’,':lig.-.tioji r.-i•«-!
• better housmr. isoli'i' :rr ;
able for t.v 1)011 Niro-io. hut
Co!. El M- Doug, r: ... , /: ; ~!
i fict-r Os fv'f-u :■ fiuir- .)«,
j ‘ lfort -,o v- iioM'f:,- h.,P’ r.o l/t Nr
U.i ■ ■ oldicrr., '/J:. ,M,i -moon
'Furt-lv ! >nv< .tiga’ -*.r, -. l-,o ;.c-r.
i thill t)<; I-f fori In;- ■ 'l',;
i bring the fi. KiO vhiw p.,op:s mid Nr
, gro /oldiers together or: e 'riondiy
: basis, but much r.ncui! intagomsca i. <:
| promoted by accent i»:-. ’* . race u!
; contestants ■■■ boxiiu: r.:.,u'hand
!'other sport: contests.
Hicks was slußr-d by ml: .■>« i
TRUMAN AfPUDVES PLANS FOR
|LILT WHITE VET HOSPITAL
| WASHINGTON. r>. N.vrA •
Lresidhu;, 7roo,nn in.:' Tuesday
proved fiih. 75C
geuerel medical and Mi.-gi-.-d hespi,.
al ft>r vnicians at At‘ 1 .. Gd g: ,
to which the Vet'-rans Aftminist.r:.-
tion said c loved veterans vnj.tl
be denied admision in conforrriit.'.
with community custom*
i Colored veterans hav< never been
j admitted to veteran hoop-la Is In
■! Georgia and Mississippi except in
, | cases -of -medical emergency"
! The site or. whirr the hospital
I will be built h-c not yet been s?-
'leetert the VA said, although it*
S r P* < -a #•• i, (ii*l Misf
r.” i. rt v fnß»r a- tfec
V. A. rr >}- }t • -.; jv <’ >»• I; i Ih«'V
p ; ’ ! • ■t' ■ iM' nri.tu’ . it { i iVu.-j fei
:;'r au: ♦ -*t:vr.v; :i ivCinfj /'uujicJ ihit
'•!/(" rt hi' *T*.*j -llrt-'it [if oodv r*nb •. *
.* a. m V Gny u. <-• u.j i\.j ? :
!hr ikyuHu-;} Gju rDjIM -V
Tyf’ a»D? a' ,: (I AV •uf't A ; < ~ Ml-
1 '» . * • • - c !*•'.. . pj. p,
;’T‘. u,- t; j* • Attd’f *.i v i*’ of Ve :-vtr j - ’
-mowing n -h&tfted baxh-ig{
— ;: 1 •’ b } i? 7 ' ‘X •' "• f: ;< while :»tid n I
iVi'/y* ■;! ?-f* h »ch TOO re WJ-iS •
on >h< r;-»co of the eoni.e. c .t-;
#4jt* nr?; • pjinripJe of the snort!
A '-"•••«?! • h-*hu; '.h'- inters iog< ! h~ ;
* * oi•, ,« *• !>ed intf rr«c.isd rect f*a~l
Ao?',ij pro ( 'o*asr. h--- b-fer, sabotagee, •
r<r:p.'‘V(r;w rv.obbi A K. Fink, who;
by Col. Dot;;.'an not to •
' ' A r :.o Pvt. death «?>• nun- :
dor '•
Co), J M-A r?<ftinorf in pi • -in iso j
■ o a.'ppmni x few Noe.ro ‘officers i
lor his corr.w-wi.' * ovealoj the j
T’orc Boikiions Dvy ' :-f.-vigating c <m«- \
'Continued un book
‘4W' Hj
_ _ 5
I ('::nf’.i-’in if.m hns :>!••!, '-r,r -ippr X
■ m ill. • P ,--.•■ r> {,},.»• !}» c |
•H< •;<!•'> r,f !I" ;ni -li |/..|I -<lj. J
F, ,. T " 1 1 ■ i!'r. K-aAF. iht- VA f’PM- [
iT';.!.r(i •h.!; Georgiii ' ?»d « cwiored
f. popuia* if 100.F>R7. .IS
! 117 Vtoiti vßter
..r'v Th. k<- am the latest available j
bin -i i- estimated that these ;
figures have increased one third j
since VJ-day.
Colored veterans in the Georgia- j
Mississippi area are forced to to!
• :o Tcsktgee. Ala haras, for hospital- I'
• i isatiou, *
RED CAP !
; GETS SB4O !
REWARD j
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i?is }>• 'P»-‘m y
*»’ A'l. Oi 'ot ('<• i', •ntiirirU ’, h. .
pvn turn kF.'SD lor r -r sl^
’• 5 v. 'mJ;‘ ~f !• • -,v*4 : 'A «' ■:< > p p.: •
1 ,1 j'tU.l ••-fli4iz2 1 of ij *;; - !
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y I‘V iy i-:>v UTV ‘ , cl;f| u.V’
' V'D T-r. Mu Ruin.'” i* Vi'.u c;i*MT a
• v i-'.wU -;w;»y from v. ; v.-u.Vu.
•••'’ Vv-nu'- m gl tho ■.•Aiipuiuj -u
•.‘. V ! .
'-• i I?: ‘U ?h* sG-t fhi u‘ f U A*-; iu- It
-*• t.VKfCi t-u V; Vj fVf f ru*’
'G V*' D'i u- • • iiijM,,!.-!. H<- >..o n
‘ G partt ? .r» *h” p>> ji;
„ m • ;• c A U: U.;ru* u : .
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try fe:)t tir fining v. jv -
> Uspj no {('lT.* r
i .O’ DUd <>„• ■»aJl A ? i ! r »• fJ »; ;
' ! ‘ •»<!puny. !,t i . ;i.
- , *) i r. . .j .
'• .I*s. ; rf >’ >f TD'A kifi'j OJ -iC' il'J’t
r 'V I" : o Mr? Ki.-i •! ■ - .1 ;.i o: .-
" '!' Vjft.t T-..-1 ,
■<J *.* ;■ <"). i
Ti-o ir-.-'i Cap Mn. g’l -. i :-,i. -,
0■ ‘ ' -"Cl o|'-., ill-r- V d .1,0 j, , s ..,
'iaugb.’er. lit I:v-.- i i'Mi !?•'•!;
: “< * .I-an.Qite ; He ,
i » :, w'.n ir, 'ho Vi*---? y Har>li
< b"i 'h. BSfi Vo ion Av.-on,- ij,.
'!T-‘-ri U op*.-!, ihi i-lviMM
Negro Medics Not On
Hospital Staff In Frisco
r-v m vsov R-ttrjur?on
'■ ; AN FRANCISCO -ANT*
Pt j y wond ’”** fm» thins *© :
•” an v-' le u ,1 ppc in F. .
''iir.ri ~( ....railed sarn men h i •
b n-s ■* splendor ;d ‘ of 1 1.8 t f ,v, i
'• nen j* •’•!pn<‘;irs j»-j minds yrid
oi mm jijt'! wnwn who ore H
?■'"«ft*'e.-ioiiHii;. sm ntivic m them v
1 and b art of r Cm* disciples '•
••“f b- ♦ and |«.qjr in {hror npproneh "
'n life. ]
i :>: m.v; here ir, San Fran- , ■
1 isen Un- w Meal -i-- ’tVie.r insfsir,
rn.h tt.-eie .r no jm-indict* being i
; irnt-i Kvp ugainKt Net ■') physicians. !•
-••-• i fiir-y could pr<>h-ibly back up
i 'in "inin, record as f-!v .. any for- -h
m-’ii '’.nil!--., poh-'-y : concerned !>
; However, record or no :e<-ord, ,-v ••
■ Hi.-iro il.H’ttu can pr'Cticr in ary j
jot Sen rYnruyrco'r major hnsphala .
! . : ,;
HIOH COURT
SUPPORTS
NAACP CASE
i NEW YORK -- in -n appeal for;
; rtnoew', which the regi -r. > r-. of!
j voters in Macon Cnun'.v. Ala . tiled !
| with the Supreme Con’d in the cost- j
; if Mi'ehell vs Wright, the Cour !
• unpoi ‘.ed the NAACP's position |
• •lid has denied t.n Mrs George C j
WCir- ’,tn r\ other pet jt irinnyt ||-*r!
; the writ of certiorari :t-qu> rted.
As was reported in the NAACt’!
s ss irlt ii.se i>f Ov.t'nli■lOir:. (lie. ;
j denial oX .< review will reult in f.hr- •
| vase a.'fnaUy going m irmi upon the |
| issuer isvuivcd uanvely, whether |
jnr a matter offset th- registrars in •
I Macon County, Alabama, bad a po !
j icy r eusioni and usage at prevent j
ir: ... Negroes from regisieving and i
voting in the country, and whether !
such practice is uncc-i Him .ior;.a?
If the Association is jHafecewfii!!
jin proving' such custorri. prior de-p
cisions established m Assocsalion i -
cases will be a precendent for the j:
j granting of an injunction against ;
I the registrars j
l (Continued on back pag*)
:. o. s v sifj
COSTLY. COL
I ms VETS
: >.-U ! : :j j | ' Wi/WU . **f
• n n\r, . u.: ?.]u . • n-;,V ;-' li-u
-• :V r if f ;ft"- r.
• Ed H? risD-n ■ for th 1 ' <?•'
1 : ' Ml* - V'-li; ■ £ i.hc VTA G, ' 'o|o|:- {
‘ ■.; , r»- ‘i I' ,* i; 1 :■,!). ;I. Vr
! - oval I v !; f; H'-Wsi.'-y.
II" r ,;! SHc live- Scivtcf- S>V
: fli illlK.ru "1, V •
: < --a Oilt’*.- bM To*, :da;.
<•.. <-m.. .;.v l--i <-« suli mg f i"I.-,
■: m i ir uia ion in cdt«*»li'»n
in. • long *«.-n4A*• 1 xi'iwUd the war:
; *'■ 'laities of Amciic-iri UicfS. .said :
:'• •>l"l'"* -tohnson in . -g>j<- ; 1 i<)3umr !
. 1 ■ .. :o- ir, ' h /-.V PuH'-in .r'
.?V I ,j i»• gai» tin- Anw'.-icdo V*• :
i »-rat• r ,in,ni|U<-r He '-‘'rol
i \ .’i ••:* •*.,! n ~; f niore ad. :
--p c-.' ;- ' rr, -*1 • oo'-uUoi". ioi -,i] !
; -*■' ■:"'ii-' j” Ri*-ss of ra, t- ->i
; '; tin- '.''liid{ i Fsc Aar ■.-iiiilri |
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When nu tvri to investigate i
Fine- like shat. ev. ryone assures ;
th-it ;,>> < j mice h-<s nothing to '
■-( v -IF ii in f-ici «omc doctor; j
’ O-A- ,r.d;;.y; -n! i d ■ very thought.
>:. : n ...;si ir--. they Hi I you, has |
uchinu do v.-ith the case at all.!
Th- • .-f-im! ; n j*- someth : os i
-k<■ th- All hospitals in San
: -iiH-iM.-n i: .v- their own k-t.Hffi
J rv-!-rs -.-.-ho ■ nher work full lime :
'• me hospital or ..:<•• associate mem•
■if l.hr- staff -vh work in and,
•u’l of the fiospitj*!:- Almost -i]f the
ospiiais are private so the choice
• f .staff members up ro tiie do -tors
F' in 'jvr.:
LYNCH VICTIM RETURNS TO SCENE
UNDER PROTECTION OF U. S.
TV K W YORK. N Y. Albert,
■ i i urris. Jr., and his father, Albert.’
. Harris. Sr., are today safe in thier •
h ane in the midwest after a drama- j
’’> return visit t.o Louisiana, whcit. ■,
ri August Bth John Jones was
bruUiliv murdered by a sadistic,
! mob and young Harris pitilessly,
: bealen before be made his escape.'
The Harrises are alive today, how- j
because they made the trip i
cvi'-i iy .’ua-rden by If. S. Alarshals.!
f'-iiowing request addressed to the I
NAACP by the Justice Departmen'
iliai t!.*,.-y 5x- jireseul when idi* De
partnu-ni presented irie evidence of i
their investigation <.«> the Grand
Jury in Mtmrot- l.ouisiami las',
Saturday.
Since Monroe is not' rious for its'.
Ki; KSaxisrn and mob violence Wai
ter White told the Justice Depart
mer-t tha' an NAACP representa
tive would accompany the Standee
to Monroe, but insisted that the
*! U&vALlO’ LJ&pe* 1 bIJ v 11, ci r.ouaic itu t jv.
sponslb.ility for the Harrises’ safety |-
from ihe minute they left the mid- 1
westc-rn state where *>cy «it uiv , ‘
living, under the care or the NAACP I '
unr.il their return
HUMAN WELFARE
MFCT? UHOE
mti-i o fitiiL
RALEIOH Jennings Pen v
rr.-cial writer for th* newspaper
P i, Clark Foreman, President
>il she Southern Conference for
Hum n Welfare, bead the list, of
. '.tmnent speakers : .v 10 will
i.'s. the annual convention us the
Committee f j North Carolina when
i* !.jcet.s -ii Raleigh. 0(1 i,lj 2.»"'2G.
No l , im, of radio’s top isttioy menu
'oho F.it.ilk, w'H provide entertain
n.'ut for the delegate' during the
■\ nr i half session Born in
' > i.-. Fat.lk i an authority on
' ioti ! ’i'll folklore is well a being
.1 humorist.
iV t- aas llfili] iiepntly wfi' eU*
■(, (lie Nashville He re
t ne■ toljuw mg -•« d: igr e craent
with dm newsj.Mj.iet - publishers
■. i; tspri"? t■’ Henry A.
w.-j!A pi. jtioti art S foreign
policy Chairman of the National
; ”(i!i)irih!rM to Abolish the Poll Tax.
11 y i>. ttv. luthor if several books
r;e South Last wepx he started
;■ i ;tt - it . column for PM
T;,r ConmnJtt*.' l ' for North Caro
lina ii, the -fata ..(filiate of S. C. H.
Fm-ernan heads, and of
■■•■■hich .. J•;.ir• k p G 'iiam of (be
it.. ,f North Carolina, if
-.1 > -a. 11 mot; ; Lee C.
b-ieiyh. heads ?,h*
affiliate.
The firs? -mijual " iiven'ior. of
th>- North i arulina r 'a )! action
in;);) cij; hr held o Ratcish’s !-i : -
l if '! i »;*•.! - On Friday i.vnimg, thr
i .Os I** The .tie v-11) ■!■ ' iaC'-is.
I’erfn matter hu dele ate of (bit
■or’ Pull 1/ -r PriZi ■ inning ohy
ti.a r of The union
An .n 5 I Jwililit of ‘ViltjfiogS i>>*
O I'liia; North t'oroSiliO artists V.'il?
im shown in the theatre lobby dur
ing both days
ConvcnMon delegates will consid
■ I'iioi: f a permanent coasts
tutmn, and v.'iil hear officers’ and
' ;T)il;i'L ■ i i'Jjl.. . S 1 i',ucty a fee > ■
••• '.ill •orlude disci, mod on race
: '-iations lead by Dr. ii Shelton
• Continued an nack page)
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2Si
H AI.LICIT The Honorsbte
JoM-phus Daniels. Sr., farmer U. S.
; Secretory of Navy and later U 8.
An o s-ad .i to Mexico, will deliver
■ i* main -dor*on e occasion of
Iv Annual 1 ii Club Achievement
. Day program at Shaw University
\Yt ncsdf.y I )r-Soi> ; ,10 Tiie
’ o-m Day program will be
; r Id in Or- on leaf Chape' and will
. i f undo way at 10:00 a m. John
j -V Goodman. A. ; tai ' Director of
■h N'.nh Carolina state College
i Agri uitursil extension Service, will
| introduce the speakei
■i H Club members with their par
-1 .. gw tv and county toucher
■dei will assemble from various
- . ;,or ■ oi Wake County in oos-r
voice us the annual occasion Men.
.*.<> v and cash prizes will be
made as a result of outstanding pro
. c-r't ri,- done b v cltib metp.be ‘
during the year.
Others taking part or, the program
arc .James R. Adams. Juttipei Level
i H Club: Geraldine Thorpe and
i Nhtrlvv Terry. Apex 1 H Club; Ed
■ aid Pretty and Calvin Dozier.
Fletchers Grove 4-H Club; Secrc--
• ii ins from the county's sixteen I ff
Clubs: Dean Foster Payne and Rev.
.turn; s Nimmo. Jr.. Shaw Universi
ty; W C Cooper 4-H Club Spec
ialist, and A. E Brown. District
Manager • f the North Carolina Life
Insurance Company.
According to W. C. Davenport and
A Rene Brannon of the State Ex
tension Service, tir- f Rowing 4-H
Clubs arc making plans for the ot
f i ion Junipet Level. Springfield..
Eagle Rock. Wendell Riley Hill.
Lockhart. RolesviHe. Sandy Fork.
Lovely Kill. Fletchers Grove, Jef
feries Grove, Shiloh. Apex, New
Hill and Holly Springs. The public
is invited to attend the Achievement
Day exercises.
’"Continued on nark page)
To do this, i? war. neces&ry for the
Harrisaes to place themselves volun
tarily in the protective custody of
the U. S, Government as materia?
witnesses. They, therefore, were
required to appear. ~i dosed hear
ing, before a Federal judge in the
midwest, sc that no one would
know about their plan to go back to
Louisiana In that State, they risk
ed facing the mob which the N. A.
A. C. P. knew would stop at noth
ing to close young Harris' mouth
forever, as he was an eye-wi.tbests
to the lynching and cun positively
identify some members of the mofc.
-v.-ivjfi ujcis.iecii ac, i !7 nilc.*iL
The Harrises traveled to Louisiana
in a drawing room, accompanied by
the TTxr cmi. vs: Secretary of one of
ihe NAACP branches, and guard
ed by several T J. S. Marshals at all
times.
They testified nefoie the Grand
Jury on T/l orb -c" sod left • o. or*va.
iately afterward for their home to
the midwest. The aum>urocemeni
Cnm- wa;
i~-J AJUk* t.v .. .... .. -
by the Juslicf* imtrTA until
their sate return was established