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THE CAROLINIAN
VOLTMK XXVI!, No. •’.:> j; ,\ i .1.1 *: ii, Xn'r!',! c,\i:< u.i ■■. ■•
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! $125 CHECK PRESENTED
Jfes r '\ *X
FOSt SCOTT t'AMTo —As a A .ii
from the Dragon chib, a check foi
5125 being pi t s-.’.’itod. :n accon -
panyint; pictuic. ic the X'cgro divi
sion oi tb'- iipckicnrr.irg Count>
Cotincii oi Bo\ Scrujt:-. iu; the di
vision's sumniet camp, in the
Berryhiii district A campaign is
in progress to iru- $3,00h : ,-s
lmprovenif rt and operation of ,h<*
camp, which ■' a.- ci-rabiisl, c. a
couple of years ago. The club n
composed of original members of
the first Ncri'o Buy Scout tro>.p
of Mecklenburg county.also yor.ne
men who later becairn Boy Seoul”
In phcitesu spo th- S-.:M ci***ck -
being presented tiy AI vin V. Kci: •
KSN PSBDH GROUP OPPOSES |
BOTH STATE m LOCAL JO UM i
RICHMOND iAMP AcoJiti m
of segregation in all i*r forms w;i
the main platform of me exccutiv
c-ommiltct of the Virtruia Cmm
«t churcher when i! niel In th-
YMCA here lasi .veek The cumin •.-
1 e went on recot it advncofm;.
ivolition of e.iiroeatiov. oi. pubii
. iitiera, and repeal nl state an j
meal ! ws forbidding' churcties t.
Teacher Dismissed After
Thirty Years In School
SeboH iiffi'-ia l - »' Vr > -n C''nri .
ty \v« t namr-ti dfl'f-ctl.tiTit' in
• uii fiiod la-I wc<>K bv An.-me-
Sl<*r’':i. i. Toy', -r M t.ah 'Ht is, be!’* ■)
of M>*. l.uis i, 1>: i.*.. a teacher in;
th-* U : ;.j :• *j, Cmimy Ai-'-.oi.t - fc.
hi ore ikon JO years
A<sT»Tdiiig to Attorney Tayl-or
b- ici. hi> client >'• i ■ «t-*rmsseu
rvmnmr w : ith<:n. notn-e from
icaebim; pot; if, ‘he ...ben,. Sch>>oi
at Mact.-si which .me I. c r. Id
the past Hi years.
Nsitned as defendi-n*? in the suit
sire (bp. Sup. riniendcm of School
bf Wf.fTM! Cflimy V.\c . AJownty
Board of Education, nd tne loc-a 1
.s'.'bool -eoramittep.
CONTRACT STH.L VAUD
Mrs Bails' bn-.i cfiargos that.
ftccivx xeatc a {it u-iL pres:"KTT. oi
the Dragon club, to Dr. fhomai
Watkins Jr mured at right, vice
chairman of the division's finance
committee, who is a conipai.st; *. e
- new member of the Dragon
itliib. Standing, left to right, are
T. E Gilliard. chairman of the
division's camping! and activities
committee and F. D. Air Miirider.
divisional chairman. At a itivi
sional meeting last night at Beth
lehem center plans sor siMjjbes'sfal
prosecution of the oatnj*aign.
which was stAid-.-d a weH, via,
were formed and approved, li. A
Bister is chamnan oi the cam
mign Obsei vet Staff photi.*—
Dumbi it,i
. iv.'o. is.nsegregatcd religious meet
; ings ill public huiklirips
In announcing tne v-ciion. ih.
1 T r OUTi f'rtjfi It \V[*,.s HO l ■“"pt '<l : v i!i
: L'Y narrji* nf he ! p : nn 1 c\< -
t •-fOinimk ions, which compo«■••*• ILc
. ouccil, but that it -vould offc.
le ;ee-rit'-irt’-'daliou - -ih. chu r ch-.>
■ in.si* for study
■Confiiiuei m r.toc Iwui
r’ne to *he failure of the: scho ;'i Os
I "ials to fiivc h»’v notte c as retjuir-
I by |,r,\ her coni rsret for tilt?
-b-roi . oat of 15*45-46 automatica!-
j • ■ continues in full furci. for s <•;
{ brio) ’ 0:1 i of 11+-V6--!7.
j The p;d*nttff charge: that she
! w -s gives; no reason for her dismis
! •:>5 and thM repeated efforts to ob
| In a hearing dunn.; the past year
j r-d a halt have been fruitless.
The leather is claiming
: n her .-uit ell of tbr salary av.::i
1 >»er e imper.snlio'i which she
■■.•onSd have received as a teaches'-
in-hu-t ; iru c Scpietnltec UM6
i The Hefeiidants nav« 10 day... in
! which to answer Mrs. Davis' t'Om
j pin ini. after which the mailer wifi
I he set hi trial m :be Warvon
County Superior Cour*
If a I? ? RTM IN
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tptp Rnp<ins»*
J:: * i i".y ii: j -
.j ; Sorority fvijt.i'onti
Finer W<rr;:i he- ci W« ok S urai r.
(- ■c< ;>f ’ rape*) t.«f Sic;’- U»>• -
'.*.«i?.iit. of Sbe vv s OiTk' i Ois Ch.’i,:-
• *• ?o. s teos i •• • r<vr,rriaiions t
. 5 Hv M - .kr." He •:i "p' ! women .o
‘-ties to hr!) u uiicju- those iOiCtz
tie ■ iicd Mrs K: .-anor Hoo-pvtj;
--r.k :\!a.i:.jn Chamg Kai?Shek a-
qjmi v
rop I inrm*
run LidL’uh
-\"KV, YORK A XT'* Mis In- :
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Hall •. ii:;K*r». --.,iled foi
M<-r:r<v.-j„. Liberia. Friday ?.•!.■
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•* " ,1 ■' ii’ un-i .<vi4; ■ -3 won;-
r Os lii- ilMiiif; .*1 ,-rd o! the
YWCA The .•„!>, Hj.teo will go bv
th< " ! Hu’h.no :.r,d R^lgiuo
■ ' fi' • O . Lii.:i. ian
IVi r. U'ii:-on's a.a>o!r-lin»n? is •<
•'••' '••'.’>• !"li:fjf6!3l .K 1 Ul t?'11 ■ Sh. 1
. n-c’it-y I ’! sorvi-cy ;n Menrovia -va:
f! in ••ill “Around iht- World
i ' « ’l-M i; Ci|”| ; cii ivf" partK’ipiiil'd
! ,;f a:; •. ,(].••
’" •• i 111 f>:C> "-ii:.. W)Hu!' i-u.n
vr . . i.-•*■.'•. M!;;••• Dor-uhy Hi-’i-.-,'.; .
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VHHI4N 01 THEM':UI
W
“E. n « t ii.n.'in. -ieun ni
«om«! *i St. liufustirif’s t'oilegf.
/.-••a V. onti:-n of tb., Yv#r b*. Omi
I'ts.ii > i tf’hi[»{rr hi (fir Zola
?’i>; Uiu Sviraiity
Mm 1 ail: Tri ri-'crivi’d hrr early
-•iiuc ,a i”i 1* ;he jiHbiin s,-bools of
flou'tor. Me., latri aUeodint; the*
f’ , ' fpr < Kts-na? Institution. I3ai<-.-
t oli- ;;T SIM. Coiturma
sh* .'Min# lo st. A ujrust>n**'s in
i‘i '' as •«». instrurtor >»' f- uglisb
,r >-! y ajipnirued de<t» <>l note
\ an in !*0!«
i- ! i. !■■NliiNG. s' \'i i . \ir , MARCH «>, I *i-
NNPA DENOUNCES
CIVIL RIGHTS STAND
OF SOUTHERN REBELS
:■! ] ';'sm r KBH Pi- Hn hi'-uit.-
. : < ,i,vt r ! iioiv f.r iei • '..its to F. <-
.... , ..iii .j’. i iv.i . -‘-.his.P^ofemrit
v - ii'jtiod ns "irresponsinh out
. v H'udinji mt*;. Dors <•»
\,i . X.’wspaper Publ.xh.*rs Asso
., ■.’.ii ■ asl \. t’i h *. no
a;iili«.*rniK oi lb rn.wspa.no
jninii I’.ri’i and extcitlivo fi’ :*i .i.
~ .. i . ’i-i !„i! ion \also inarti
• no m:*,r:.’fi.v nuo.in:' ..f the
11 n - i,o.iid of direclors.
.v .Kinousi.i p.*.'.-< d ivsoiu’i.'
•. ii.W’i-u Pr.-siciont Truman's pro
•.,. . ,’V ino.-.i "ilal stop ol
ypoN'siw.i >'*f nu'K- Ts
O’* ' Os I . ihe -r ’III. So-C ,:• 1
'.'.: , i would oiitiaw ! • noel s.cii -e .
ii s u-.i ;x pa y ,r.c ii tv aod lynch
White Farmers'
T-.is- urnbi.i Alii. ANPi Two
gun va.TN lot: .- :.it funnvvs we e
heinp held Viiiiioiit b-iitii in the
Colbert County jail charged wi-h
the brut. il ray.’ of the 54-yea: old
mother of six children here* Fob.
20.
in jail art* Charles Berryhiil
ago 29. and Hcrachel CJysqu«*. 27.
Coilu-rt County Shenfi L- :
McCoi-kie placed the two m j..J
aitC! ■r: iiO;' a fhoifiUUL: i
• !; ■.) of in.' ; and pos
sible kidnap charges made by
; ■ Manunie Patterson, who is
pi ;Vi ' I in .'. ■■ ■■ ti’ *.V. I k b'l
pi-oniincut white family grand
mother of throe children
The two rm-n were identified
as nioonsh.int t * ft i; : helieviai
that the raped woman’s husband
James Pa■ to;son who owed the
: two men foi whiskey purchased
New Trial Sought
For Trio Doomed
In Farmer's Death
AWERKT'S. Gu. Attorneys to;
the K;0: ■\.. ;u b lifji"; :(n thc
Aov.vtcen: rb of Colored Foot.'
will presen', on Tvtrrr-h 20, :>n argil
■ ent for ,i motion f«r s» retrial of
Mrs Ros.i l.ee Ingram and hoi fwc
leeo-agi* v-rm;. vino were sentenced
h> death by electrocution for tiv
.1: gee murder of a white farmer
The argument will c-e heard is
\nvrien: . i ofo: o Juosse W H
Ksjrper of she Sup-, suor Court o
Scbei-y County and will te oppoc
id by Solicitor General N L For
i : sic; in Leesburg The Ineriun*
: l'< <i he- n condemned to die or
Fab, -.vary 27. "but NAACP lawyers
■ : Georgia were able to ot-taii,
-!.<>■ of execution.
Until the record of the trial is in
bonds of NAACP attorneys, it, *
' Si-11 grounds for ail the
which will be made* in support of
; a now trial will nut be” known, tow
j NAACP lawyers rut confident ths’
‘Tht ut‘ spoiisibU. outbursus of
-•;< : 10 itclieve m .•( Amt.ricai
w>; G i l)ic unn yc? nitlcrly rtTi^t
.. v - ( ; i f?riivuuig *. ifoit to extenu
,t • hhUtutioTun to nJ
j ?'! Ul."
, ribed t\v officiah. of the As
OIK lit the cost fcsion. I
;-ociation the iwo-da., conference
included advoi tising cimilatio.l
■ u . - - 1 ' ■.*■ 1-i. !>■ .- ■
’.in Negro press aciures -iu-; the dt.
! • ate*, and visitors.
Pubic- of the Pittsburg.'.
’ C--a: iar were hosts to *h meeting.
S' “ iDi a: M-*. • ' ..■•■him d a haft cl par
, ; 0 j j; 5 , fauner and
Ten oi' th. twelve Directors o!
from them. Bero'hill Ls a form
;• 206-pound ~-••• .-fessionai wrus
tler, o is said.
In a sworn statement Mrs. Ptu
terso-i gave th. following account
~f the crime:
"The two men entered my
hoax* to colic, . a debt from my
husband, James Patterson. Each
man had a oistol <;i hLs ii an d
>.•. i they forced their way in' •
the house. Tv.oy struck my hus
band eve: th.* -mad until he !H!
unoonsekius to the floor. 1 bo.,
them rod to beat him anymore
and that 1 would By to get th.
money for them"
attacked woman said that
clad in her night clothes and
wrapped in her husband’s coat,
she crept next boor in the dead
o! night tryir-.g to b-u- iw money
■ <‘ondr.uro on hack pus- 1
» ;hi» conv'Ctjon canuo* stand.
the coord of ihc■ ?ri:.l shows that
t i|m E. Sf?,ri{nrd, the white man
•-•-born the Ingram? were accused
,f nu.’-fi > ing. ijss«ud(> f. the in<>tficr
with a rifle on November 5, iiW7
: d , I re from a biow an the head
when ?iv. Ingram ’toys. Wallace,
il ::nd St.tnuc!. 1-1. enme to he"
j de- n.-
For tlv* re months. three In
i grams were held ;n jail and had
it :. ,a ,idv. : On February 2.
19-18. they wc-r.- indicted. On Feb
••< >■' s. in a tne-da-v trial, with
■ cmij fonn-appointed counsel to de-
I fend them. Mrs. logicm and her
| tw o sons were con deled and sen
i tt-nced to death.
'The office of Gov-vnor M. ¥
Thompson of Georgia has been
: swamped with lelegrams from
l ihreughottl. the country, asking him
:to intervene in this case, which
Continued on bad 1 pagei
Where !Jcscu<* Vltenipl jailed
t- M■. •"■ m
US ‘II®- I- it " *?v>~ \ >--v "
yvHSrAHI*-IK *s"sSi®^S : '
m pmfr V'T*.
4
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run F 7c
Mrs tula Ma** Jones oi TI-I
Branch St: -*t *- shown telling
Mo it.iii-. While of ii:. same .10-
(!ri 11 !uw- y,; s. M iliir s sk.-'i
.mashed a window in a vein at
MAP?* fiwrr.v i
U u i sliy ftJ»H-u<J»
•?rt rv -n.r> "* ■^a.sr*
[ft ' ■'!!> - - « ,‘ s ;f
<?«!!! 'f s-i *N : C
W'V;SU yL. * “v ‘ i %f
. IrOV'.-rS*; UVC'. L. 1 *a r Ci vm.! ’ ’. ! . U•; ‘ .
: ,- iP ni -o appr/inmu-ii? o* a eotrmvii-'
The conference w.-c trie ou*
I sition from church. Civic and par ;
N • RYS'I \ ; ,/ih
A strong factor ir* the cry^iaiiza
< Com.ino : on hack i *
UXI f \TR 8
! t S Lr.is ! ft »i-cl O’ J
new t?pt ?nr*!c?J
tjv r s* Sj : ll* |?i f • V
„'« fee* a £ to n«a ?v* JU* j 3 S Ztr* «* «
| ATLANTA iANP> The- city
■ i ’lf. comm dice o; Ai.: nta courvii
jto the police force to begin train
Tii patroin.f-n ;•> -btsLyy will tram
u;hl work;: ;• - I >:t don tr-oiv uniform*
about May or Juno. Meanwhile, At
! lama s’ill steaks Negro police ap j
• -■>!; ••. ;< :i; j * the C’.glt successful :
! opplicams and appointees reprm'n"
| the total who passed the (wo on !
j in.:! for that port,
j Mayor william Is Hartsfield and j
jetty council voted to employ Negro;
j police after civil rvrjrwnizatoin? :
i ' rc.ssed forth»- matte" over a three -j
j year period.
SPFAKEK
j
1- / '-V i ' , C 'K t ‘ ' ? i
Miss >!•;«• son O. Hand was form
erly employed as a Mallttm) Sates
Itcprw.entotivr for Pepsi Cola Co.
she was ore. of two Negroes (hat
was taken ns the employment of
the Company under she Walter
Mae}. Job Awards Program. She
is a graduate of Lane College.
Mias Bond will speak Sunday
March 7. at 4 p. m. at Friendship
Baptist Church, comes of South
! Brevard amt E. first Streets.
MICROFILMING SERVICE
\ (Lewis W. Lawrence, President
\ Rt. 3, Hox 212
li. £. Z73AS
tempt to rescae “tt-yt.-.r-old Ben
r.inoi (, Whittaker from flames
which destroyed his home at
IfiOii South Bast Street early Sun
day morning.
NEGRO
Jo[i
,\-Ms v. Cl TV -MX PA: Many
and college, throughout l.f
• •alion ) limning special ptv
, or.S'. ! Vl*.’- ■ us Neil!
. ,',. r Wick Marc it 7*14. coin ■
. . th.- 121: ’ nniversi;. >
iii- pfijic: X ic-eli’.'.i :. T-»t.f vi 1 .1. by
Juh> Rtissivurm, Dovcdal 11 Davi.v
. , : 1 |ht Vi 1.0i.i XCUO*
N v, ii,,].K- Week Committee, an
i.oevuV" lasi Thursday.
Student conv'te iiioi’.s. specia,!
I’lassrocife crojii a. spetjK l”. aria
riicl-.-s in student iKxeipitu-. 1 : wifi
... inc-uckid ill the- tiiCue.C to Ncgt’C
ournaliam, which has ..town since
Fice-j :.:; J iin'nai was established
it, ir.27 tr, more man 200 paper
. jbi:sited throughout the 4H 1 aLa
.iiici with .1 cneulation of al
most ’wo million
s’ i 01 the schools which nave
1 nri ioa tile I special programs will
in held incliidt Blue field. Wv.'
ViivTlivers 'y Oh.
ca ~.. through its student newspap
er. "Th- Miirnini.' t’lli.iinder Stil!'.!:
t'lil I- ge. Li’.’ie Rock. Arkansas, ibo
rhivid. Agricultural and Mccham
cal Cuilego. Tabih:*:-.- -e*. Forida
Tiho'son College. Aitsiin, Texas,
Mishi:!' Coilcgc. Maia hall, Texas,
unci Linodlfi Univci -.} Jcffersoi l
'. I>. Missouri.
in addition, hr." son oo l.-: in .
great ninny cities arid
(C»>ntinu«d on hack page)
!?t‘!ig!oiis f]mpha>i'
\\ erk Planned \i Slum
R-digna'i Emphasis week' will be
observed Shaw Univarsi'y
inrch Ii io 12 nalh joiv’ccs in
Gre-vnloai Chapel during the sou
p- rioh.
The criei. will i.ie liirected tb:
•>’k. by th- R. v Quinton Jack
. on. pastor oi Ml, Zion Baptis*
("\ tirrh "i phila-riciphi.; Pa Ser
l. Ttasday and Tamsdu.v morn
m. will begin .it 11:00 o'clock On
Vi . cii..srtay and I'n.ii y moruings
I l * sen vires will o- hi id el 10.
Anti-Truman South Fights
To Block His Nomination
WASHINGTON >ANP) - ’’Any
iv.j’cLdf f» on President Truman u
pro-uivii rights man" Is the mot
to of 74 House Democrats who Lav
m :nsd to '•oppc.se to the finish"
T!n. President’s civil rights pro 1
gram.
Their plan is to keep the Demo-;
erntic party from nominating Tru-1
man foi Preside m. They would prr-i
tv, a man who will r.n pres? for
anti-lynch-ng FEPC :»no such raci !
ai equality legislation to be pom !
in,Hed
The two candidates the southern
ers most favor, now.-ver. do no'. ’
core to run. Sec. or shale Geo t,
C. ivi . ■ oi.'i says nc will *’nevet",
run. and Sen. Harry P Byrd of j
Virginia said ‘‘keep my name cut I
■S3 ll6^
■ J-itrs L '
VVliitlaker's body was f mM “%
few fret Stunt the window frsitit:
to which Mrs. .iotirs is pointH&g
Cirotiniun Photo !>> si.epan!
tl lyco rsTHf
i i-HiULw I H I rfL
TO 79-YEAR-CL9
»fl !.*» ttll 11 b!il- iSI
I •- -
i S, yi niy-riii. ** a iv. njinr.i ‘
; Cr-divi VV' ittakef f(1 *i. th .
• t 1.1 f l l':!' - W Alii l 4 t»* * ItHlt »'
! ' Fains dtx r ing at 3 3CF‘
• Smith F::vt Si»•«;•.:*< • iv Sunda/
I s•1 ■>' i 1 ina t k, hFcom? lcwi*ifi
ijait v in a sene> o: faiai fire
! which h.iw stFank dm Halcaa.h
!<Mnmu?uTy vv)t'niT» th* past foiu
j \ 4 /Lt’i\S.
• The the which rhnnuG the.- life of
• ihe aged parUaiiy bluici anti
j crippled carpenter h <<l already
j urned the oiie story dwelling
| where h<* lived alovie into a raging'
I irifrrnu when it was diseovei*oci ox
| about 4 a. tt». by Mr: . laila .Tone*-.
ronlimied <*n page eig*fi
WALLACE m
T 9 CANVAS CUT
RAI FHill I' k. R.di gii and
! Wake County \V iVlik;:-K- c-Piv:
j.- . r,'. Chib initiated ti- membos’Shv
! campaign over th<- wcck-cr.d. an*
Mi.:i ... ,i goal 2.01)0 for Ralciyh ri.iv
j \V:,kc County
I The method used >•: taking ai
I .’ivcrugc pucitu-.1. div icsny it into
• .’iji.arc block.-i ,-nd assuming l.hr-r
I bb'Cks !o each v. orkcr Each work
el 1. to do lumso-to-hoasc canvai-r.-
| r 4 i<> I'ct-r- the s-inu,: - ot ..*tr-n
j fi.nl lira) iv-'iMered v-H' rs.
j Fi , tii-.roris'.ei’ed voters Ihe in
junUon is to inform them 01 the
I imptMtattcc’ and necessity o; rf-g's
j icring betore the primary elections
I ant: a fit”, the Prim n-i Flections ,!•<
1 worker-, an to m. i;e return hips
j : d find out whether .hey register
1. (I .old voted at winch time tvoi k
|in will ;;>ve them a gv-r-ral know
!.di-c ■/!’ -iis petition and try u
| get their .si(matures,
j From registered vot rs worker
! '*'!?' attempt to ret ':hoi> signa
me- iK-tifion In .icidifn-n tr
! ccUin- pet:foils signed each work
'or v. ill >,O: k iu"a m< ii.-wrs and con
-1 •■dintion? Membn"hip uos arc fif
ty cents, ii’ini,:;; r,r obi dollar min
itmiA; amitiaily.
Pi.m.- were ai.-n i.iadc («• rats*'
• Continued >n oa«-k page**
of that kind of tsik”
In the meantime, despite their
protects an anti-ly nch.ng bill hns
passed the judiciary subcommittee
in the house. If the full committee
approves, the bill will appear on
ih(- floor for a vote
Thy new bill will make lynching
a federal offense with the accused
having- a federal trio!, ft calls fm:
Maximum penalties of It) years
and $20,000 fine for lynchers and
five years- and $5,003 line for neg
ligence by peace officers, and $2,-
000-$!0,(t00 compensation to surviv
ors of the victim in care of ttegli •
pence by peace officers in providing
protection. The comperi'sntton would
be paid by the city <.» . > vis >- *
the lynching