N.C.G. IN TRIBUTE TO FOUNDS
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SCENIC OF HARGFTT STREET
SLAVIMi The above scrn*'
shows w heir Mis-. l,»Up Perrj
»f Knigh‘d;ilr Roiifr J, ws -. .~h>*i
to death Saturday afirraown by
»n allegedly idted swUm-
According to eyewitness w
counts >tisv Perry was walking
AGENCY HEAD DENIES
COVENANT VERDICTS
AFFECT FHA POLICY
WArAimr.ro>': Admb» Si*
that Inc Fed-';.'! f I-•. .-g Art it: 11 ■
istra• ic->• doet i>:>* p diil-i! racial
restrictive U-'.-ensuii . in iunuung
project on whirs t- <-. .• tr; wom
SragC. . I f.jr j ({■.: ’;-)<.: C..:,.
missioner Franklin D. Richard*
denied Hi: ■■<'■" • r the Suprenn.
Court rcstrictiv? covenant decisioi
in any way affect '’— r ; V .<>■■ ■
Hiserted that the FHA lack;. euthoi
pvity to r turn !o in.-iwe mo 'v >u
tor pet'ate project practicing me
discrimination
Commissioner Richard ■ Hat'
merit v.*as cP-nF in ;■ •’•• to a n
que t by the Nat oral 5.. ■"■'.■• e;-
for the Advancement >? Colored
People that the FHA r-. ■■ ,n irrirc,
mortgages for further financing ;■!
Levittown a Hick.'. ide. 1 J. —r
ctans’ housing project where p-. ■
pectivc tenon• -no feced • ey.
agreement up daft g '• >t 1 •••
premise. l , may ' n u ■ d a- i<-
copied by any psrs< :• other than
membu's of 'he OuHv-'.et: race
"i regi to idvise ihtt i find
nothing in the N.' ■■!•.;>! Hou&hic
Act • > !!• Supreme C'■■•::! De
cisions to whicit you refer." wrote
Commissioner Rich.'»ds to Thm
MAP DEFENSE OF
VICTIMS IN 6-OTY
LOYALTY PURGE
NEW yof'K With ivnor'.- in
dicating tin-*.' 'rip rival'v purge oi
postal employee;. ha- been extrud
ed to at least ix cities, the Na
tions! Association for the Advenes •
merit of Colored pi pie this week
laid plans for participation in the
defense of purfc victims in whit h
t.he charges are based upon race r
color, or upon membership or ac
tivity in the NAACP.
Meanwhile ('frr?i ■ f -c MttchrO
NAACP labor -reictßry pea i -.in g
in Cleveland where '-'■■■ men ar*
up on charges, denounced he r
chambct procedures ■<! die Fedei -i
Loyalty Board and c narced 1 5ml
the “real bass- for the attack on
the accused po.-tal employe; s L~
fight against the vicious practices
then fearless and uur«inprorot'ong
of racial discrimination in the Peg
Office Department-.’’
Urging legal defense and com
munity support of the .suspected
workers, Mr MilcneJi continued
"If these men ire declared guilty ,
no per so nwho ftphU- for civil lib
erty is safe from an attack in the
future They must hr cleared and
we must comet the condition.-
which make If possible for toys*
Americans to be held up to publi»
scorn by narrow-minded. . maU-t.'rm
i bureaucrats who mask as patriot*
while prostituting our fundamental
freed funs.”
The cases of these men, the
speaker said, “must be prosecuted
if with vigor throuhg every legal
ctiannel at our command. We must
not be content merely to gain exon
eration so" them. We must expo a*
. . , those who arc responsible sot
this infamous action and demand
that the loyally program include
adequate safeguards against such
indiscriminate and irresponsible
charges."
, .done ihr street near the pr>»-.
.Sisk when -.he first fiter!
upon. She then ran nut into the
Mi crf iO'l nroutifl a parked ij>
uid wa« struck by •> Miron*! hut
let benea !i the sign In the a nj.er
fe. -eground. Story on this page.
r.nort Vo; Pi.iil NYACP :>' ;•)
c-'.iiii-.ti, wnit.-h would author me
t!i;.. Adminish atjon to refuse to hi
mortgage o the ground sug
.-.cmted or ";: ul.j impri, the vaSi
dity of yon!' -et . of mortgage in
siit.'irh.e i.iidev the condition' de
scribed."
• .ini; ill s .'•••• merd, of pvhe.-
.'•. an -'Tia'yr.i if :•■•!.» Suptemc
ICotir* decisions declaring racial re -
-irictive covenant legally uneu
; forcahlo. Vie Rictiards nuintainea
'‘hat ;■ (■• liir.r drri;iion ' .'.-eve
> ouccrned wiih f.jevetnmental en
' t L-.-.'-mtiii of .uch covenants and in
no wav denied the light, of private
individuals 'o exercire ..eich c‘>v
onan*:." they do not invalidate re
.... .. .. -• '.>.sr.' a'-rdcs-od bv
in - * >te parties ”n cnigh ■•".;• iun.la; y
v.ri V-ci-rj .pf- t,» tCTTOS.
1 find nolhinp in such decisions.''
coni-i ".tod Mt Rlelnr-l **t- indi
cal’ *haf in the absence of .siofulory
antlmiiy the Government, or any
’ agency thcrc<tf. is authorized to
wi'hd-av.- ijs Tiormol iii'otect.'.m anti
bent-fit'- :.e-;r> persons who have
executed i'ut do not. seek judicial
enforcement of such covenants."
NGG BUSINESS
MEET TO HEAR
E. M. LANCASTER
DURHAM Visiting consultant
for North Carolina Callege’:- Bus
-SR--histitue xiexf week ' ill be
Erntner M Lancaster of (he U. S
Depa I‘tment of Dommerc W-.'-Mi
inri-'in. D. (‘ The institute is sched
ul’d for Novcmbei 1.8 through 20,
and all .-fissions will be held on the
college campus
On the final day of the institute.
•' business instructors from all col-
I leges and lecondery school' in
No;- i Carolina h ; -*w been invried
to take part in a panel dirpssion.
i . and .'lvy will be addressed bv ispen
: and women i-epresenting successful
Durham businesses. Motion picture
films will be shown, cut rent te;:,-
, books will be displayed, -nri dem
nrfrations v- 11 be given on various
; i office machines
According to C T W 'lie. who
heads North Carolina College'? de
partment of commerce, it is plan
ned that this: institute will be held
I here annually.
: NAACP MUDED IN
1 SLUM CLEARANCE
; | ANTI-BIAS FIGHT
i j NEW YORK Expressing grab
■ | ifieation over the defeat in last
■i Tuesday’s election of a $16,000,000
' i bond issue for a proposed St. Louis
i 'Continued on hack tst section!
FHA DUCKS BAN
[THECAROLINIAN
16 Pages
I NO. 13 RALEIGH, NOR I'M CAROLINA WEEK ENDING SATCKOAV, NOVKMBLU 18, 1948 ' VQLt.LME XXVm
MADMAN SLAYS 8, WOUNDS 5
★ *★***★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ *
WOMAN SLAIN ON BUSY ST.
nii'MiLFS r>\v hFlakkr
- I)r fieri' Branch- .'hov, m
(iiilstanding physvian «r Nev •
port. Tep.n . will dcliirr tin
Foundes’s Day addres- *i sbiw
s'niverdty Vovembe- 1? I)i
Branch -i graduate of Shaw and
of the in%*ltu.ion's Leonard >l<d.
tc-'l School, way for a long time 1
resident of Raleigh. S' < .
of the gj c*ai old P-.pl’C ?p.'*
tut ion
FOUR RELIGIOUS
GROUPS TO BACK
ALA. HOSPITAL
i BIRMINGHAM VP) - Four!
] Negro religious c<3nomtnsti)in:j'
j within the state arc combining
then force;- to push the build'uv
oi a Negro-owned and operated
hospital for the colored people of
Alabama, it was disclosed here 1 ,t
) weeir. Led by Bishop 13. G. Sh:< v
jof the Methodist Episcopal Church,
(he heads of the denominations
agreeing to cooperate are Bishop
jS L. Greene AME. Dr. D. V .lorr.-
, ison. Alabama Stale Baptist Con
vention; Bishop J Arthur Ham
lett. CME; and Bis'Top J. W. E
Bowen. Methodi.-t Episcopal.
These and other top church, fra
t,erne! and civic leaders plan a
statewide meeting during Decern•
. bet to make a drive foi fund? to
[build a new hospital fn« N'r.u
•on *n€ foundation already la>d n
the •' •■' <■• .■ n i• 1..;v •■:- gr-. ft--.
son ?tion, Bishop Shaw r- j;:c i
. doit of the asaonatioti. Prescnl
. pD.tis call for a m«.- nieetine "f
intcicsfert persons and those --ho
have contributed to the effort, . hr.
: nltaneously wi»h that of thf stale
leaders, in >rdcr that all may par
'oke in making .<nd pro ..ecu ting.
the nlan to build, equip «i;d endow
'hr proposed hospital
An inert of the Jefferson hos
pitals book.. Is now lying taken o
. that, h complete rrjXirt of all mon-1
ies collected and e.v,)e»idcd may hr
made available to donors and the!
'general pufclie According t<> Up
.association's directors, a total of;
[ $75,000 has already been contribul [
| eel to the hospital building fund j
WALTER WHITE TO
ADDRESS CIO MEET
POR’D,AND, Ore Walter
White, executive secretary of the
National Association for 'he Ad
vancement of Colored People, wiil
i he one of the principal speakers at
: the tenth CIO constitutional con
vention to do held here, November
122-26 Other nationally-known fig
; .ires who will address the group in
j fContinued on hack Ist section'
/VOR TH CAROLINA’S LEADING WEEKL Y
Returns Show
Negro Voters
! Backed Truman
fßv the Asson,i.trri Negro Fres-siAi
| Negroes throughout the nation
i gav enthusiastic backing to Presi
den' Truman, mainly because -f
ild civil righto program, and on the
-.vc of tins support swept into of
[fire Negro Democrats ns many Ne
gro Republican office holders io: *
| out _ '
i Ai the same time there vas •»
i far hi?•■:-. percentage of Negro'
ballot.- cast for Progressive partv
[ candidates than was lhr case among;
white voter; This was considered
. *•■• tr the result of Henry Wallace's
' ampaign foi equal rights and too
personal efforts of him and hrs
running mate to buck jim crow in
person in the south, as well as the
j large number of Negroes running
lon Progressive tickets.
In Harlem, iur instance there
| were 28.903 Negio votes cast- for
I Wallace as against. 34.076 for Dew.;
'ey and 108.643 for Truman. Observ
i ers opmioned more Negroes did not;
jvtrde for the former vice president
j because they believed he had little
j chance of winning and did not
| want to “waste their votes ”
[ At the same time, the leadership
of the Negro press was being* que;
: tinned along with that of white'
j newspaper-.. Leading Negro week
lies with a lew exceptions, support ;
: edDewey as did most of the influ
ential white press- yet Truman won. 1
This was interpreted frankly a:
raising doubts over whether the |
• larger Negro publlcati ns can ac-! •
■ curate! y be said to voice the op in - :
• ons of their reader.?, long con. id- •
I ered one of the strong points of
Negro new; papers.
Harlem Goes For
Truman At Polls
Race Demos Win
NEW YORK < ANPi Negro
Democrats won every election n
New York City last Tuesday Head
ed by Rep, Adam Powell, they
swept foin members into the dale
legir.lalure, completely obliterating'
' the Republican vole.
Powell won over Republican dis-:
h ie! leader Harold C. Burton 63,000
ito 11.000 by better than 4 to ! i” 1
. the assembly fights, in the nth I
: district Colden Brown lost to j
Thomas Dickens, Democrat. Bwwn i
i’f'lUng 6.815 votes to Dickens' 16-
000 end 3..343 for Cyril Stephens cn ,
the American Labor party ticket; 1
in the 12th district,, unknown Elijah
j Crump won with 26,793 votes tc |
• J. 305 for his Republican opponent' 1
Eugene Kemp, and 6,065 for Lyn
don Henry. ALP. and 4.827 for.
' Clarence Francis of the Liberal i
party; in the 13th district. Harold
A Stevens pollen 20,238 votes to
defeat his Repubican opponent.
Fred Farrar. .Tr., who bad 3,283;
votes, and in the i4th district, Hu- j
Man E. Jack was given 1*1,133 votes
to win over his Republican oppon- j
ent„ Israel Davis, who had 2,571
votes.
' Running for the state senate, the j
| Rev. Ben Richardson on the ALP'
! ticket had 13.719 voter to Dornor rut!
DENIED NUMBERS
PAYOFF, GOES ON
MURDER SPREE
Chester, Pa A 38-year old
man who ailegeddly went berserk
after Jutting the numbers for 2
days in succession without a pay
off biought a reign oi terror vjitb
fa payoff of death for eight per
sons to -Chesteras Market Street
[on Saturday.
The slayer, identified by police
1 as Melvin Collins, a native of Ex
more, Va took his own life after
slaying eight persons and wound
ing five others with a .22 calibre
rifle which he fired from his oa’ -
ricaded second-floor bedroom.
Police who reconstructed the
: crime said that the man leaned
fj m his window, threw out a
i dime, and called to a group of
: three men asking them to call the ;
CODS.
When one of the men moved
fi >ni the crowd arid leaned over
to pick up the dime, Collins fired
three shots which riddled the
chest of the man who was later
identified, as Edward Boyer, 40.
Detective Elevy Purnsle.y, a
veteran of more than 28 years on
the Chester Police force heard
the shots and ran out of a near
by restaurant and was instant
(Continued on page 8. Ist Section*
1 Harold Panken’s 55,874
Harlem stuck with Truman all j
the way Figure? follow
j
Truman Os wry Wallace
H'h n 19.373 4.620 3,484
12<h D 34,502 a.613 6.676 j
:13th D 24,089 9,05 => 5.492-
14th D 13,172 2.632 6,2 ft 1 :
; 16th D 17,057 7,758 7.900;
103,643 34,076 28,9031
Thus New York continued ;o !
..end more Negroes to its state leg-1
Mature than any other state and
! turned out a total of 171,622 votes
i in a year when registrations did not i
! hit the peak.
NC.(I Homecoming Fete j
'Shown In Technicolor
DURHAM North Carolina Col
lege students had theh first look
jat a technicolor film showing the
highlights of the October 9 Home
looming Day activities last Monday
I night, in B. N. Duke Auditorium.
The picture was made by W. .1
i Scott of Durham under the direc
tion of the NCC department of pub
! licity.
THRONGS FLEE
AS HARGETT ST,
SEES SHOOTING
Raleigh A fusilade of shots
[ which sent scores nf persons
scurrving for cover spelled death
, Satuiday for Miss Lottie Perry, .
31. of Knightdale, Route I. who !
died at St. Agnes Hospital sev
eral hours after being struck by .
two bullets fired by a jilted ad
mirer
The shooting occurred in the
| iOO Block of East Hargett St., the
usual Saturday afternoon mecca
; for Hundreds of persons from the
suburbs and Wake County’s out
lying districts.
Held in connection with the
crime and charged with first de
gree murder is Henry Robinson,
41. ai, -of Knightdale. Route 1.
who told police that he had met
the .woman on tjie street and shot
her because of her refusal to
marry him.
Used Pisioi
According to* eyewitness ac
counts of the slaving, Robinson
. grabbed at the woman and vvhip
[ oed nut a .32-calibre pistol arid
'Continued on page 8, Ist Section)
FORMER STUDENT
SHAW SPEAKER
ON ANNIVERSARY
The 83rd anniversary of Shaw
University will De celebrated .
[ Friday. November 19. when ex-'
crciser honoring the memory of
its founder will be held
The annual Founder's Day ad
dress will be delivered by Dr
Dennis Branch of the class of
1909. a prominent physician of
Newport. Term
Memorial services at. the grave
of the Founder will begin at
10:30 Friday.morning and will be ;
followed by the annual program
in Greenleaf AuditoijAum.
Shaw University, the oldest
Baptist Colli ge for Negroes, was
founded in 1865 by Dr Hen ’
Martin Tupper, after hr had bee i
Union arniy,
honorably discharged front the
The institution was named A
ter Elijah Shaw, a resident of
Wales. Mass., who contributed
largely to the erection of its first
building. Tribute to these men
and !■ others who have figured
in the history of the school will
be paid at the exercises.
VOTERS Si PPORT
I.IBKR U WOMAN
CLEVELAND * A NF 1 Mr.
France P Bolton. Republican con
gresswoman from the 22nd Oh o
district, was the only member of
her party to withstand the Demo
cratic landslide here in Cleveland, j
Mrs. Bolton, noted for her pbllan-.
tiiropy end for her interest in si I
fairs affecting colored people, had,
the almost solid support of her
constituency which is largely Nc
gro, They rallied to her despite
ine heavy vote the Democrats re- ;
ceived.
Both newspapers in Cleveland,
the Herald and the Call-Post, sup
ported Congresman Bolton. She has ;
now been elected five straight ,
times to the house where she holds;
several important committee posts |
including the chairmanship of the
sub-committee on Africa in the for
eign relations: committee. I'
SINGLE 1A
COPY lUC
C\f/ : Y V '•Y.h:.
MISSIONARY I.' XTR A O RDIN ■
\RY Sam Coles, oi the For
eign Mission Conference of North
America, who has established an
enviable 25-year record for pro
viding material as well as' spirit
nal nouriehraen. for natives el
the Galangue, Vs African com
munity w here he and members of
lus family have been stationed
since 1923
His success in instilling in th;
minds of the na.ives the precept
of good firming, husbandry
pentry, and iron making lias been
a major factor behind his abiL
also ,o instill the precept;. of
( hristianitv,
\Ol TH \CTIO\ \\
WORLD AFFAIRS
IS MU KEYAOTE
ST LOUIS N auth on i■-
■ Team, Net on the Sidelines.’’ ’<•»!•
hr- she rhi'me o' IV tenth rmo - i
■••outh cunferenev of the Nation !
A.--ocJaiicm to: th f - Advarirtmen! n!
Colored People, which meets L. ,
thl- week, N 'vombe* 10-13
Carrying out this theme hi
keynote address, Lawrence C He
ard. vi re president "1 the n<
M'hi.es. in NAACT Y*>uti; Ccum
will urge young iwoplo to play an
: active part in current, affairs and -
- plan for the Uit'on c-i tr i-td
irffccting minority groups in ti ;
United Gtates The- tv. e* ■. -
(Student goverrment oftn-. r at *
Drake Univcsliy m Or*. ?<*.-•’»-•. o
i member of the ,; *r i* -1-: f :oi'
! council, and associate edite-. o*
she Drake Uruvei.••*;/ m ’v-t-onf■.
The Symbol
'Vi :i r * l-i,^' ■ 2.V1 :' p! V..VIVt j' 1 '
; NAACP vouti. councils uv,!
v,; chapters and °f qthcr rol'ei.'c
i interracial and inter-fai'h ■■* up*-
are f.vpr-crd to atfenrl •:»
' four-day r,ei'ie:. of cumrnttee cud
; encmerti'u::-., which ill u- Iml'i
rj the st Look ( vi < - tp* '
i Church
EXPENSIVE KEAI
! .......
| MIAMI YANP' - The table'-:
ivere fumed this ■*" 'vs when th ?
| Miami Herald. white daily, r: •,
ported the theft of a Negro's luuc >
by a white man
Di Thomos Carter, white, was
convicted for stealing the lunch ••!
Joseph Watson. « laborer who si-’.
Carter help himself to the J.uieh i
which was on the seat of his park j
ed cur W»tson re Med the police j
The light-fingered doctor sold In;
city court that he was hungry .. -
he had not eaten for two days. He
was sentenced to if> days in jail.
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j a gene ir-fu'n/.'d :ori i" ve; c tin
•to‘f 1 \ ’ ' |‘ ’ .'' ' ' 'll,*' ‘ '
| ) 1 rs '«rrrd l ■ hi -- rupnrf f>;
j Seen.’Pry m ’V.-- P,i;,Ti.ii /,n
I Vet' i .1)1 O' ■ri ;" V fij/obh O: s
land went 'in *v Andon hi;. ;kv
i tivifie . )ii ?be iSniV J’ i• ;f. : e where
i 11..' elunmaferi ,eyr" :• o nreen"
fin ’v..":
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| ' j ..IV. era bepfp, PM in rep
I ,:h* :1 ■ I'. 1 i .'M UvC
level, i i.hmk the ••••.,•/ FEPC i-->
UP up in New York n, very sound
land f ana in favor f a nationP
I
; Ti'i'- f inal "'; lonr. h’story' of irs •
te.' e.;- 1 u ■ i ■ : ■ elation v. .■ :
'cited by the vount: nuJumyoo.
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l/ftTrp T't T »«f
SBfk.’U KPUffR
i §>K p\ : ; .RKuuY
ft-S TP f‘.h PS StMfsn
ll? IP ' : v • * i :: i ‘.P
COLtou ISA, C clip,
I Sou In Cnuii.r.ians Uc/it advautei'-
•<f the ckanc > (o kr or.. om ot
tee 'ciinrlaious tcc ci _ic cel r
to too souiiion. : ... si. 1 ■ ; ,* vcf.-
crl * s chan r .e | :-cl >nir»n ;o; r pro
endure is : Tue ■ n merr
Ossie ..f duc 'O- yvoo h;: po ,
iro u car r-.-dtm poi,ua in-
Tii? ro- i ' | h-c in rev .
1 ’it ■ ■ ...O' ■ the : ;. Co Ivlin; S
I delinquent in proponinji (hen <■', •
jev sections of live country largely
the oTr.oPl f Ir-r'icnt '.chicii
y, . OO’h
W iii' O' O. i/V. I ' .VO' ‘ : .C
jv.iio 'be :.or chiefly. If a
I Nov., j . v; fondy loir o.
icy. !ov«; i’O tfi'v iior; is v ?P
iHi prison even's! Vsv i .si-.nrclerer.
[The iny. o that the '-no.’ lav, .'.iii
eov. non nr.oo o ;a South Car
! oiina.
! iN'ftfional f»*:#ok l esk
Propra® Aumni::vt4
| in niooo"' i-t :oual !.’• S.'
' Vv*.‘P ! ; Move." ; . ; . i "c J;;.
laid B. H?i i .vvy puldir L;bo v :
have viuled prog-tams of iotyre
[for PI ag:.:. Po M.H ot.o
. !?Vo.;rio", i, . O V !.■■■)..
so ■ -' v • •.' t n YMi io
'■Vi C0r0.,;, n , rep ton Si i rz-pskl-'
: i. will tv?k on "!n:.pe Tafoam
:tion o« no 3h.tif t y MiVv. of Travni
wiih fv i or'anlkS Coididafio '
Thronuhout the woo e*a:--ses
iti.i' i, }i r i'i,' . 1.. ' ;. i- vv,: j
| odwahded for book Ittikt and music
! r<ppw-i i|jon
I th Ptooio', NwenSvCi 20, there
: te ; "u iitcry hoisn; cvia at
f.'clC'cl'L ‘.O’- (Ivolito in the firth
'.■ ; rod and hvird goirle? zuvy.
[nihei a! ■■ o'clock for children ;.s
tht -'c -v v.. fifth vri o vi; read'. ■
On c i pi .• ■■■ u ?! . v.. ,'. .'o u.uoh :
of ifapanete and Mono ; - cm
O the !ibi-e. by ; vho'h Ksr
|BATO'fFf) P4IGE
ducks y mm\
FOR CU-LSTO? l]
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tt-us, rriefD, hcvre'sr, resp
ipcsred iatrr :n iho weaf
toes! far «xh*b»i*on o-rmstt
tie «fj>& the second ms« ?n
elude tlic dvr-h- ovtcbro.
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Palej® and S-udiersn.
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i for a. blood eJo* hi his side.
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pa’ently healed by itself.