m him ■ . gimuw - itman uMtaiamuM'imum r iwiim wi 11 otmii rm*T- .14, mm-m-ii r .
sa.tiM'- ."nw mr*a*m* iiwh
MK^tnwawi■» ...»imMMmmt /a-'.»F» »«f.ll.'!L.. 1 1 !U 1 . , . 1 -i , »‘."". l .' W;* l *L- --r -L IIMIIt
Happy new Khmer new year.
PLAYS LEAD IN DELTA
PLAY- Mis, Mamie Smito Ca
sey an mstrucior at 1= inbar ju.
nor School of San Antonio.
Tex,, played the role of Anna
belie West in 'The Cal end
y f j' . ®
AUSTIN'. ; ■:::■. Hi U!
BAs man S »•.«-. n m :or ad
mission in U- ' i»v«.-f.dt:' t-i Texas
Law Stvu'X'i . ter-
J-’ir; H- ;• :: ■ •; • e r-M.-:, : <;.:>
Man "'•:!:. v- 'lb: 'i*bui •. oou Mar
-hall. AAAI': >o' -i!; ! ■w ■ sei
famed lor hi--. ■•:■ U ■■<••• -;-<v:ti.- ring
civil right' , ;eier: -a: tbs United
Stales Sujv-iroe. Courl heading •;
». -It- s V of NAACP SI'CII': '
Nationvte: ;,U' n'.ion will be- to
cured oil the- C’ivii f.’wr' el Ap
, ■ a!-, lb To:-.. ■ ,- .:;■•• A■ iomev
General of T- .->;••■ :: A -i- ■!'! de
fending flu I to. :sy of IY-xa:-,
attempts m • -if-blwn tne tosrt'.ii'.y oi
the HMdilHi-: ’.oni'-.- unit r-rsityh
birring of NY;; To < urients.
The NAACP ;<e: on socking a
v.ril ol ni;:n«.-.rrau-. aois Kto'i in the
lor u ■;,;>.!• c- url m t .: m <4 3Vla>
ui UH'i i: ■- .'•■ '• ih.i' year ’to
lov/e-i court ■ oil'?.'.' ... order th:;’
the University. in denying admis
si .-• u- Sw o !he . kx »f
an eiftud st par.al- lev. school, do
irifci fv>• ,': .0 • .I, * i protect ion of
lav-. ip dr ilw < ui.rfiiiition of itv
• inip-ri nr hack oagfiT
! ETHIOPIA |
I PAYS FIRST
!_ I
WASHINGTON -;CP>— Ethio
pia became first nation to pay
her share in tht International Bank
Fund rc-cent’.v when the Kltle Wes*
At Gcan r- puhli; oat $37,000 in
raw gold io 'he United State?. The
balance* due - So be paid in Ameri
can currency
SIDNEY A. JONES, JR.
Prominent Chicago aitomoY,
who was recently admitted to
practice before the Supreme
Court of the United States. The
motion to admit Mr, Jones was
made by Bslferd V. Lawson.
Jr., prominent Washington at
torney. who is associated with
Mr, Jones in the prosecution of
the case of James E. Stamps
and Ennis L. Powell against the
Louisville and Nashville Hail
road company, growing out ot
the refit' i o! ihe company
io serve Mr. Stayer end Mr.
Pca’cH in the riming car ok
March 17, m 6, w _...
the Canary" Wednesday ' San
Antonio's Library auditorium.
The three-act play was pre
sented to a capacity crowd by
P'ii Sigma chapter of Delta Sis*
ij'o Fheta sorority,, : ATTPP
FEi't, MEASURE
'i.'.'.v YORK WDL Governot
Dwi..;b; H. Grocn of fllinoif. ha>
, * ■ tht- W,u kc i: DefcisM
*• A' ; * u> c<>si upon ilic- legisielurv
: adept oik of the FEPC measurei
: • before L. Poii.-fing to JRepub
■ i tUj roni.ro: the . '.oral hs
•i. vh;,., ,j. ojiiH.ua;.' of FEPC be
lievc- that ihe gi-.v<‘rnor, who is the
: ■ Fttpubiu.'iJf: . u-rii-i cam get
At-. ;• :i . p: -e<i if fie dc
have siil'OUßl’i::'. :h:>! you
‘iH gladlj admiai’-tfei’ a state
- .- , V : ■ -S :■. i led, ' Tow
1 U.r.ti W, H,-, as social ? \V DI. soetv
•on G; vi/. iK ; CliA-en ‘Ht
-■ i:irg .be.; .nlv one kith oi the
!.’■ -a- ;•>« -n o forth FEPC
’c 11 below the legislature two year.'
• must u*!:!>:'f that enacl
j : in of -uch bill Ifci.* year dc
j i.-> lid -orgely on yo n' wholeh* i;rt
support."
PRAISED IIW All)
TO H AITI
New York Mar 20th —The Re
public ol Haiti. Anifericari neighbor
add former ally .-ovyi .-tulateu
. V her While, <:xi eutivc secretory
! tin NAAOP. on hi- almost singh
• k 'i'd. ri fiy!:; ■•■. oi.!:' in the
approval of the State Department
f . a loan to Haiti
The 'i . from !hc- National
; House. Port au Prince, said: "On
■ t!.-t occa a!!-, of your builiant and '
| i.t-i rag nos inn -\ ution in favos
;of tin Haitian tio. ,j victim in
• slate of interinitional naet,- ;md a
; g.- on-'its if thi- most o-’ioub pol
ices of racial du'criminalion and 1
I bri'/'.t iali; m of .he rnoft ferocious
i kind, the Sc:-, ti o! th Republic of
: K iti extend:-, tc you its wa 'tvießt
!f< iicttaliocx and liveliest tnank
jNEORORONS FOR
| JACKSONVILLE. Fla. iANP; -- j
Vt ilson Armstrong qualified Saiur
| day io run for a city council seal :
.: in the Democratic primary to be
| held April 15
Mr ft nostrong entered the race;
i to represent the fifth ward, which :
' has ,-i predominately Negro popula
tion. Party officials, apparently j
caught by surp - did not attempt j
| t- prevent Armstrop;.- from fttali- ;
/fying. acordin =•- ’to ib B. Marsh nil. :
; tiviim-vn of the City Democratic;
i CbsamUee, j
THE CAROLINIAN
! YOI.I'ME XXVI, No. :)•:) I?AJ.KiCH, N'OKTH CAHOI.iN , WKKK I'N’DIXL SAT I
4 # -*■ * 4 * * 4 *• '■ * -'■- ■* V 4 k it k
Newsman Will
Be Admitted To
Press Gallery
vV .\S: i INGTGN, if. C. -Uv'Nf'A.i
Tic action, of the Senate Coni
initu-c on Rules and Adrninistra
i-vit in overriding the Standing
Committee of Corrcsijondents ore:
vofi:--.:- unanimously that Lautior.
corrt spondent for tb e Atlanta
Daily World and chief of the NN
PA News Service. h> admitted to
the Senate Pros: Gallery with
out precedent.
Th eortit'ovet’sy provoked by a
vu- oi 4 to 1 oi the - orrespondents
ewimittee led to a discuaKion of
ire raattcr in the Republican Hot
icy Committee and the announce-
TTiL'll ! !VV Sl'M itliur Robert A I’iVit,
Republican, of Ohio, March 15 f ha*
i’ll Policy Committee had c.ecid
v d Vh-If • hwp wi IS hf* r,•> r; • rs- 6 1 \Y
ii}i i .•:; • ion on th e Sr rial e 1 ids
lit eati ing this decision the Vol
ley Committee, stai Senator Taft,
r>-. .-sec' or- the mm is of neither
. ,A ,-i?}v -iiie ev:-" r id V
N Thornton, un employee of the
Ser.-itc Po-t Office, -.'.ho had been
■ !c! :hat he could not eat in the
Senate restauran.lv and luncheon
(Continued on back page)
Lauds Senate
Action On Press
MftROKS LOW. \-U\V
REPORT SHOWS
HAI.EIGH Through Saturday
M-rch 2--. 3C.SUJ x-rays wen iakmi
oi. residents throughout Wake
i Coui>ly. 24 pti cent of which . -
Negroes and .'((i per cent whip. s. N-- [
jt.it er are urg d to bring their per
: i outage up.
Svh- dul for tirut No. 2: Thurs
at Peace College Friday ai
: Pilot Mill, Saturday Market 1
'• unn. Mot-dav at Meredith Col
: Tuesdio, ot St. Mary's Col
to ami V/ednesday at Snow
. .' nue from l! a. m. lo 5 p. m.
Unit No. Thursday at Knight
lc Kndav tt Bethium Church
iiuxlay down town in Wendol!
auius a; Wilder’. Grove, Toe -
> at MiUbrook near the post of
and Wednesday at Auburn
: mi tl a. n; to 5 p. m.
• Continued on bark page)
Couple Indicted
For Slavery
L ,
i i.OS ANGELES lASP'i Caii
! foiniu’s first -slavery esse since re
construction days went another
!•. i> ahead here last Wednesday
1 when the federal grand Jury re
! lu ned a true bill against Alfred
! V.' 4ey Ingalls and his wife. Eliza
b< ,h, on charges of holding Miss
' Dora L. Jones in a condition of in
1 voluntary servitude for 40 years,
i Tile indictment was returned on ;
! evidence submitted by Assistant U. '
IS. Arty. Ernest A. Tolin that Miss i
; Jones, now 57, had been kept in
i slavery since she was 17 years old
: under threats of criminal prose
■; cution for an undisclosed incident
Tbs incident was said to have hap ,
i iKited dvmg the time Mrs. Ingalls '
! was married to her firs' husband,
| Waiter Harmon. Ingalls, a forme
• n;umber of the legtf
■ 1-,- :n)d retire rd ‘laston lawyer.
, mmi'4 Sb M? M jpers ago. ,
TREAWNT OF
JACKSON. Mis:-' '.ANiT Negro
v.-- !",!!.' sjien vre encountering u'S)
: . tv s hi discrimination from the to
reyiona! office oi the Veterans
.-p-rn-v-v raiion. according to ru
.l. : re.. :I::.n .v" las! W Ov.
R pin" nnve it that among othet
u. ■ i . v, - : e- are (jontCd the Op
. uiiutv oi applyii -for eduea
;,on:,l in-)iefits under the GI Biii of
Rights, and also for pensions to
whici: they may be entitled In ed
ion. it i: said that ri'> Negro ho?-
- itai orderlies are employed in the
i >. ■ terans' hospital Those employ<?d
!: C : -H white vet*. Negroes are raid
. to be given only the menial jobs in
every instance.
NEW YORK -- Admittance of
L- ui Lauuer c-orrc'pcmdcr.t the
AtianUi Daily World, and the No •
t'.of-ai Negro Press Association, to
Senate pn •*? gallery Thursday
vva- l-.aiied by Walter White, ext
cu ■ - erri.-Uiry of the NAACP. as
tort.irighi action of na
(ion-wide- significance.”
In a telegram to Senator C
VAvla: E;i- .: v . . ot the
it.,''- i,. :- :■ Coismiiitee, whicti
ov. ■ udt the standing eohainittee ot
cm respondent.-, governing the Cap
itol press galleries, subject to Con
gs •: ssional rules, and ordered the
admissioi! of Lauticr. White .-dated.
"The National Association for
the Ativapcement ol Colored
People warmly congratulates
you and Senate Rules Commit
tee on directing Standing Com
mittee of Correspondents to ad
mit to Senate Press Gallery
Couis Lauticr. PorU*rigt»t ac
tion to enforce principles of
democracy in Senate Press
Gallery of nationwide signi
ficance.”
•’Continued on back pave)
The couple i: at liberty under
7.2 51m' b end each on & commission
er’ : complaint filed in San Diego
Mrs Heh-n Roberts, wife of a
ck: rnicai research engineer of
Berkeley. Cal, and Mrs. Ruth Cas
ti nrtyk of Chicago, both daughters
r; the accused, were witnesses be
lt ml the grand jury.
A maximum penalty of five
years* imprisonment and a fine ot
h.j.000 go with a conviction of the
| charge.
IRENCH FARM AMENT GETS
XEG 110 PR EVIDENT
j PARIS (AND France got its
fit si Negro president of the coun
cil of the republS." when CJa>ton
MonnerviMe was sworn in to that
office he t !,:»i Wednesday. The
council is France's upper legisin
i live hvtts-e,
•so AJ>mu:ss teachers
i i>R. «>. }. ROSE
ROBERTS FIELD
mm
■
W.\h HINGT( *N - no
' • -W !r M
air b3'c a( Monrovia, Li
b has officially bets) sbendon
-1 v 1 ! -b- The. army tur forces, accord
c-c to two reports issued lest week.
bd: first report. mafic- by (he ait
io heranroo: rr hoi'-, said that
alt but two of she til) major ait
! - - -<■ > ii: Africa _:iad been slur
boxvn in turned over to the rouo
''’tes in which the'.- are. Roberts
i w kb named • - one of the two stilt
in operation, was reported to h:
' adit)|; for the inactive list. Tht
“b.er field .-- located j !: Tripoli.
] > 'ey;.
Sir •riir.r.-ou s ■ :r U. S. Asm-'
i rajisport command h-.-odquarters
|if Wiesbaden. Germany, announe
: c:i that Roberts Pi,-id* bad boots
Oi ippeh h'ijin the active list
S. 8. ■IITBHEI.L
FILES FOR
CITY COUNCIL
RALEIGH -- George H. Mitchell
■t of HO North Tarboro Street, local
j i ttvtauraiit operator and bondsman
i'kVid O W. Dodd of 412 Bickett
' j LoitJt card, were the first to file for
. | pods • n the City Council under the
, I (ity-eouncj] city manager form of
] government. Mrs. Mable Truell
stcreiarj of the Wake County
B; arrl of Elections, has reported.
A native of Gtaensboro. Mitcheli
'is a ins,dilate of Shaw University,
and 00-ov. ner of the B. and H
C.'fc. having served for more than
10 years a proctor and director of
atok-ics at St. Augustine’s College.
A Ft:! ugh resident lor more than
<Cotifur.u:d on back page)
VAR DEPT* HFAII
A. & T. SPEAKER
< IRE ENSBORO One of the
■ 1 n.'iiouit aspects of our day i
i.’WVi-r, .Limes C Evans, assistant
a. ili:»». aitit- to the secretary of
v ;.c. declarer! in speech here last
WASHINGTON
MEMORIAL
DINNER PLANNED
DALLAS iANPi Plans are
l ! .coing forward this week under the
supervision of Director-General A.
, IVtuceo Smith, who heads the Book
c r ’Washington Memorial dinners,
; under the auspices of the National
: Negro Business league, to have
, the fullest observance of this an
nual celebration than over before
•. The observance will occur during
i 1 the. week of April ft-3.2, according
:. to i. statement made toy Director
; : Smith in a circular letter ho he?
seni to all of the* business league
.branches in the Un.G it 'States-
Noted Speakers,
Secret Ballot
Main Features
ASKS ffIRESTHI
TO INVESTfOATE
10, INCIDENT
WASHINGTON. D. C.-■■■■ NNFA.
j —-Jcsfp C. Dedmtm. Jr., secretary
i «>!’ velcriuis affairs of th<- ?'. : niion«i ,
: Association for the Acvanccment
::4 Colored ’’cop:' has asked Sec--
- vie ui ii:t- May -i. :v:t . V, Fur-'
: re‘tut to irgiesteeatc: the action of;
11. commanding officer <> ! the U. j
: S N.ivai Ops i-»i ional i rlTnrnwl -
; Center. Atlantic, at Solomons. Md., ;
iv ho ore: d all colored personnel j
that ..<• ."sr 1 i.r-.f-aus-v oi
.. ,v. p U-fto - -
! Rf'.''! nt'fJOl't Os i’oloi'f'd D l *) aiOVs W‘; '
said to have resulted from eo!-
■ -'d mf-fflber at th-., bast drawing
• Continued on b.wk page)
Steam-roller
ANNAPOLIS. Md. - GVNHA)-
bill to reptmi Ma-.yJand’.- Jim
'- ’ < w ;.-, w w; • s kif led by "st» um
-i oi " tacticu; of the Speaker ol
U . Hoiof Dolegatev. i- was
i'a; e he; v In-i Tuesday
The bill had previously passed
Senate and had been unfavor
■ .-•!>• vepone:: out of the House Ju
dicial y Cottimitlc-e by a vote- of 32
i t j 7
I I.- publicans -.vri- excused tor u
v -av imrncdi;i‘'.rl> ’ :»ftf: th( vote
- Hu bi!J. Following ihaii caucu-*
Jacob R. Romsburg. Republican, of
Frederick County issued the foJ
f lev. ieg statement:
"T . action o' the Hun.-i of
Delegate-.'' today in dc-ioaiing the
icpi'al of th«- so-called Jim Crow
Irvv meets with v-tln-me'-t protest
irom members of ihe minority par
ty in the House.
; The Republican leaders state
that the- expression of public opi
nion received by them was over
v'h. hningly in favor of repeal.
"They declare that their party
inet.' its birth has stood solidly for
'Continued on back page’>
| Recognition
i tM „ . „
WASHINGTON. D. C.-iNNPA.)
—-The United Negro and Allied
\Mersins ot Amerien’s application
for official recognition r.s a vete
rans organization has been turned
down by the Veterans Administra
tion. it was learned hero last Mdn
I; di y.
Edward £. Odom, solicitor of the
Veterans Administration, who
: juies an all requests from veterans
• gani2atioiis seeking official VA
. ; }.< c red Station, said U NAVA’s appli
: cation had been turned down be
cause the organization was not na
tional ir- its scope.
A VA investigation of UNAVA
in New York. Chicago and Bir
mingham. Alabama, he said, had
convinced VA authorities that the
' organization was not vet ready for
recognition by the VA.
Questioned a% to whether UNA ',
i VA might be- accredited at a later
date* Ma C.doni £P*»tS# ouj
RALPJIGH --- The sixty - Sixth ;
Annual Convention of the North
■ Carolina Teacher: Association will -
meet in Raleigh beginning Thurs- ;
Hay night. April 3rd. The first gen- j
ui session will be held in Green- i
leaf Hall, Shaw University and '
hill f< muti the Pi'cHdent s Annual
Address' an address by the Press- I
cent of th-.- American School Board i
Association, Dr. D. J. Rose of |
Goldkboro. and music by Use Shaw !
; Univer.-iiy Choral Society.
The four sections of the Asgocia i
lion will hold me-tings at 10:06 1
Friday morning. Som--sections will j
: adjourn to departmental meetings!
e; 11:00 while other ; will hove sec- j
Urw urograms* throughout the;
j morning. Dr. Gray of rhe* Uni verst- i
My oi Chicago will athi, si. the j
Kien.ciuury Section tnd Dr. M. J j
'vYnuehoud of Howard University j
. ii; the High Scnool Sec- '
Son in th. rnomlhg. Both will be :
.:v:-ilabH- to depart men 11 in the as- ’
ivnioon a..-, eon suit.vu-- for riopart
moutal activities.
'Continued on back pair
1)1 Hit AM LAI ITU)!.
WRITES FOR
DURHAM f.-'ol-:-:vo-' Herman
Tuvin; ~f the Norlh Carolina;
College Law School here has two
■ uHci,--: appearing in legal periodi
cals of eireulalion this month.
lit Hr: March issue of the Nation
a I Bar Journal he has written
"Manhandling trie Mann Act,” and
h< writes lor the December issue
of :i-. c Culifornia Law Review,
"i’artiai Insanity ar. Affecting the,
Degree of Crime —• A Commentary
Firi'.t-; Dnitoc Statf# ’
A native of Richmond, Va., Ml.
Taylor did his tindorgraduate stu- ,
dy at Union University and rece-iv
; u '■■■ graduate degree from the
School of Business at Columbia
University. He is also a graduate
of the Columbia University Law!
Sc hool
—i
VA notice issued lasi December
after January i. 1947, all or-I
a. ni/.ations giving VA accrediia- i
i lion must first have a charter
granted them by 'Congress.
He said UNAVA had made its
original recognition before this
ruling was effective but that since
j that requst ha- now been denied'
the organization can not re-apply
j so: recognition until 11 first gets a
* charter from tiie Congress.
; Mr, Odom admitted that he had j
1 had a rather “stirring" discussion ;
with J. Finley Wilson, grand ex
alted ruler of the Elks, before de-!
i r.ytng UNAVA accreditation.
The Elks, along with other na
i t tonal or g:tiza l io j is. nave massed :
• resolutions endorsing' UNAVA and
its- tight to gain recognition, and
Mr. Wilson conferred with Mi.
Odom on the iasi Tuesday.
! LABOR HISTORY
! comics avoc.aiht;
NEW VOR!< CITY fWDL) U.
- S. labor lusicry is pi <•«, ait-n In the
. novel form of coin i u adventure
cornu in the ra w tk-page booklet.
Joe Worki-i otd ih* Story of L ! <-
I bor.
Tiu ijoui c by Niu Srhachner
Jack Alderman is issued by
in. N bona! i.ybor Service. It is
beitig disibated by the Workers
Lti-fi League. (.Vine-; ar avail*
' .1 .1 Hi vV'D’L neiiohil <if Lee, 112
K;.*t lb Sue t, Sew York .1, N Y.
■to Al!OIO>> ITACHKHS
' . . •• ... .....
I»H. A. I s DAVIS
WDL OFFERS
AID IN SJIT
NEW YORK. * WDL* Hailing
* ike effective f; i-:2-hoiu anti-Jim
i i -t-w sit -in strike by delegates to
; the CIO national edueoiion con
lt-> •ice at the Neil House <• offee
room hi Columbus. Ohio, tin.
Workers Defense League offered
i aid in any :un brought under the
1 .--a,etc civii rights law.
Initiation oi such u ?uit was urs
uis-s the CIO by tbs delegates
in a resolution adopted after their
.•dt-in. The WDL offer of aid was
of ;o Georyi- Weav- * head of the
MullerH CIO Committee to Aboi
*sh Discrimination. The day before
, ib- bi-in tour Negro delegates
Gird an hour and fifty minutes
■ ,*; rbr- coffee shop without recc-lv
i,ig service A portrnit of Lincoln
i : tig.' in the hotel’s front office
NORTHSIDE MAN
DIES IN WRECK
DURHAM— Alexandei Williams
lot Northside, Route 1. who was in
jured Saturday afternoon In an ae
cid.cn; on t.hc Oxford highway died
I Sunday morning at the Lincoln
! Hospital.
HopitaS attendants had reported
Saturday night that he was "in fair
condition" following injuries he
uieiaieed wot-n he apparently lost
: cciiU'ol of hit- automobile and
• c; ashed down an embankment on
i the road six miles irom’Durham'.
Attending; physicians bad not de
; t-..-mured the type of injuries which
i.'.-'irr. d hi- death, but investigating
patrolmen said he was thrown
about (10 foot from the automobile
!
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'X
GEORGE H. MTrOHEGL
PILES FOE CITY COUNOIL
George H. Mitchell of 110 North
Tarboro St-ret and part owner M
j the B. anil H. Case was the first
Negro to file for a post as conn
ißnijr, on the seven-member
council under the city couwe.tt
«-.Uy manager form of govern
ment. Mr. MftelteU has given the
public no platform on rviiieh to
i will run.