BROTHERS FACE
INCOME TAX
FRAUD CHAOSES
WILMINGTON -Jlcrbci l 13. .....
Wlllian. i . Si i' ... . 'lit W ■
mlngton mot fichn: wore plnccd
under $5,000 bond c.'oii lor ip;H;tr
•moo before a itrior.i! court 10
Jup.i- on chafyes of 0, -i<>r■ o! ovf
$30,000 in Pedernl > ; . i.ixc,-
The two i,.> others, v. etn ,»•
diclrx-l !\T<’. >i:.y ~t T; »hh . T n v
live co.nr.s mv tJvin.:; failure to
VCport total in tie . 1 On- m r
vc.tr period f. »i 1 !)■»■,: t ; is to.
Cluli'm of ... ' ■.) •■ : ‘S I ’.}
come ol $23472.7'i -.Tile .in';t;\
$06,1 HR .4 :> vlO lot. .si i t Hf’i •
ben Sla v. ho scciii d tu: m gov
ernmc n> fi ti e . e-wn si:. 647 Hi in
bat k taxO'.
Hi tf'.liie' 11 -I i!H !
mg rep tied .: :S;T.;i:'l ;M Cm .
period during which he eei.ed
$60,644.46 Th :
1 hnt lie w. ■ SM (i'.Ci V; niij :i:ii
taxes
"Tie ;i;'i v.’htt n ■ ,(!•-; ■ n
as opera tint? ore of H- mo.-i
ts'i'ous imdi'i t.»kt’>:; bn; . in
the state iu.ve office in l.umiv 1
t F.li/a 1 :e: ninv, i,. Wt'.ltevi:!
.Till k seniviile. Burp:. \v. \T ..lon St
Paul. Garlatut at "I V»'.-.!i tee
Thes ■' t eril); . o.opli ■. ri ,
Chapci .nei funeral home .. Wil
mington ivhuTi is generally accep
ted ... ■ tie ot die *>;<•:! t ■■ da' ■
and attract i\ e North Ca.. ' n.
if convicted they face st.ixiii.
penalties , $1(1,000 Tine;; or rive
pears imp., mment i i- Hi .1:
each c . tit
Loyalty Check Is Hit 1
In U.S. Workers' Suit
O'S HOLD ANNUAL
MEMORIAL RITES
AT SHAW CHURCH
The I->t t lota and \> ■
Chapter On. ga P • i >;
tornMv . • " eri t:.,. Arir.
Charles Young Merm :. ' im .
Sunday. March 13 at Sh .v. I.Jr.
\crsitv Church.
The Rev. P. H. Johrwmn, past •
Os Martin Street Baptist Cm;.,
and a member of Omega. ■■ ;■
guest, speaket for tiic oeta.mt
Speaking on the topic "Bu,. i
ing New W mid”. The Revere a i
Mr. .Tohnson challenged hi m'i
it nee ... cxcnipliV, tho.-e id. .• m
disnl.t.vod in the character of C< i
f'liar'Cs Young, w.n • i: one d
many noble por-en who di-.pia vr-.-i
the ideals ncce.v-ary so. bin Wit..
nr.*' world 0.-clcr.
Special music for the oct-am >n
was pimuded by the Omega Hr
NOltiWi of Delta Psi Ciiapt*-; I.
E. Thompson actcd as <.:gani r
and director of the ca.* nvblc. Dr.
Nelson II Harr "ovu >f lota
lota Chapter . poke on I t half of
g lies'*. from other chapters. The
observance ended with a rendi
lion of the Omega N ,t:..n,;i H.vu a
Ml organ with chirm-.-
Child Born To
Ten-Year Old
Wilmington, Ite! V seven
pound - five ounce daughter
was horn Sunday i« a ien-year
old girl att he Wilmington
Memorial Hospital m mjv an
nonneed this v >'rk offhials
of tho institution.
White refusing to <lt • lose
the name oi Ihe young moth
er, hospital authorities revealed
tha: shod been brought to the
rertional institution loi wav
er! iona I institution io wayw ad
ward girls.
Ho t h the mother and baby
were reported as 'doing well"
The mother is the youngest
ever reported in the I ruled
Stales ueeording to medical au
thorilie*. The younges; on rre
ord was a fivc-and-onr half
SKI DATE FOR START
OF RED CROSS DRIVE
Active solicitation in the 1943
Fund Campaign of the Wake Coa
ty Red Cross Chapter will start on
March 28, it was announced Tue.-
day night.
The announcement was made .a
a "organizational meeting" held a
the Carolina Hotel and attended
by officials of the Wake County
Red Cross Chaper. campaign f 1-
sonnel and "colonels and caplin.-'
of the drive. Harold L. Pitsm is
General Chairman of the campaign
;,nd Mrs W. Kerr Scott, wit. of
Governor Scott is Honorary dr
man.
The i. ( >49 quota for Die Chapter
is $47,183.1)0.
Chairman Pitser announced that
colonels ox the various division-'
would be: Special Gifu; George
Y. Ragsdale; Large Firms Bin
W. Haigh: Small Firms -- re.nmy
Tomilson; State Departments
Henry Bridges; Residential Mrs.
Betsy Seymour, County Govern
ment J. Milton Mango in; City i
Government Roy Braden; Fed
eral Departments; Lee J. Craven; ;
State College W M. Murray; i
Continued on page 8. this- section l
'
ifr ; 1 wmm
w -: ?:t ■ >| H g
f /€ MR |
Knt-» Hi iii ,f, It lordan,
IS irren < iMintj ri\ i<- uni ilurch -
P’atlrr who " e. l>i>t ir.l lut’-day i
a* Iti 'lgi'way lolP.vi iog his tH'alll |
at Hie jgt vs 7'*. Ihr Itincral srr
vtia-s wf t coiiductod h\ t!iv Rev.
!. M. Illirchettc t Story on ttiis |
page i
P.IVS Kill, Sit,M il
! .mi,, t. ■ t• 11 ANT.
Hen* - V S', tcker of Indiana no j
March ft « House Bill f!42 v.t.ihl •
.« hi!- eg- eg il.i ti t,i li IJ • •...•
pi;;.! ii. .d . by The i.'tii be
the st tvi of the fdl (• t :n. By s. •
ternhn ;■ ..f j «}.»it ‘iie-t grade ••
, I
v iB ! ♦
* * #
• ‘ ■ \ ■ 1 ■ ■ : ’ • ; "
yfw-olfl S'U 1 vy 1 Art) a | t *t it
\\ hci ,jy;-ivo birth to > *>n tbni
a <a* arf'nn srrtioti.
jlrri j Tig 1 ton >|riTiori*l Hospi
lx l authoriiirs rlo/Jinrii to
vcOotprr Sun#t4 < s huih was
normal or th<* rrsoli <»i a i M
S3rf’ari operation.
N. C. legislature Approves School Compact
Carolina's participation in the higri
jlv controversial regional school,
pact tin vmk •(- the House pie .VM
.Si nab Bili 204 which give, bg; •
lative app, nyai to the :"■ join
ling with othey mt thorn state;, if; :
, the setl ng up of r< rtonal ado
t ate school;'.
The regional school plan, which
: whs drafted following a series oi
i conferences Liven .Southern Gov
ernors and schoo .• fficials is t-inv d
■ at the joint fin-mcmg by the slaty
' nvo’vrd of graduate • - which j
i wnrld he oj n to student S>u
i tno variou
Although 'wo. Keg;o -.chooS.- Me-!,
ha, r;, .Vh. iical S; bool and Tu- : k;'
kee in-ntutc, ha-.c ; ig.nlfa ; i.-c.
; wiiiingn ;s to participate ih>
plan, the majority of Kcgi I .- ;
j eats; arid lend, is have voiced their .
opposition
Such opposition has been bared
; primarily upon the bn.of that the
advocate., of Hie regional school ,;
! plan were less interested in pro* '
! vision of odcqv.sle and equal renoM
• facilities than in the getting
;around" of 11. S Supreme Court;,
■ruiings which demand equality otV
i educational facilities for residents •
•of the states regardless of race.
Many educators admit the sound-
Tiers of the regional plan from an ’ i
. economic standpoint in that auchh
| joint financing would permit con- j
| struetkm and operation of school- ji
j for students of states which could i.
\ not bear the cost alone,
i Their opposition has been based
J primarily upon the contention that',
I 'Constmut'd on back Ist seetloni ji
GOP-DIXIE ALLIANCE WINS
WASHING! ION f Tho “I’lihniy \‘ -
tiaitce”, of llepubltctm.s ami Soulhern Deni"
ci'at.s whose i'ililupsh ring’ and political ira
chinttf.ion;;. ha\; spelled the doom ui progn
i\ f * or social Irpisl.i! ion for I hi- p.i-i :hrr.
I
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— SINGLF. , ~
16 Pages NOR TH CAROLINA’S LEADING WEEKL Y I cop y 10c
VOLU.MK XXVIII RAU-:i(;ii. KORTH CAROLINA WKIOK KNJMNG HATDRDAY', .MARCH Id, CCS '■ X..XXVII
“k "k lie Xfi >f, if. Jf, if. ’ff -fa —ft
SUPREME COURT
STOOYSNG FOUR
JIMGROW SUITS
V AS J UNGTCN - Tin; dm k-.' of
!■. • ■ , !_• r. lie a dj. t -*.i aOs ..dip )'V.y, 1
ol -r-tft. >:
cl nbig ••.tv iii which he : night a
ap'e r■ • lie •>( id • >■■■
200 EXPECTED FOR
YMCA CONFERENCE
Wfi vIIKGTON The huh An
-1T,:,; " C A'MCA Okie: B•> Con
frveneo 'v !1 be held a! th • V. iJj i -
to: Utah School. Wimu.u'fon
Apr;! ,v 'I 10 and wii! r offiv.aby
web- ■wd by The Horn rah;,- K 1.,.
White Mayor of Wilmington it has
been announced by F L. Rail' id
of Raleigh, director of the 1949
cor::
More than 200 delegate •; repre
senting If.-V and Gra-Y of schools
tl'jv.iighoot tin- slate are expected,
to attend.
I shw.pyl speaker.- inebide H. M. i
Roland, sup.■; ip;rjr nt. oi Wil
mington ei>; .*c 1 •I - r ff Mr-
Donald principal ~ F•• ..udy
Schools and members of Wilmington
Executive Counci, H. Carl Moul
trie, Manager of the HiUcrosf. Hous
ing P. ujeet and the Rev K if
Bowling. Pastor, St. Stephen- A.
M. E. Church.
The conference theme is “Achiev
ing First. Cks;>: Citizenship*’ and
outstandin;* leaders nave b'.cn
chosen to serve as discussion, lead
ers.
These leaders include: Thomas
C. Jervaj. editor. Wilmington
Journal; Atty. Roboit ft, Bono..
member Federal Bar Association;
Walter F. Bess, executive directed
J«hn ff. 81 i-aw. Boys Club. Book-'
vr T Washington. principal Willi.- 1
My.:
CE
THREE bid!" DIE
i\ NKW HERN EIRE
a i s:r.\ m i, t, ti
Direr girls find ,it Oriental in
I’imlii'.i < onnl,\ yesterday whi n
thr,- were trapped by flaws
v.birh destroyed their two-story
bomr i vi< tuns' pare fils M;
Mr. VSfilnai S ' h'-r, rv-aji
vd dvr w dli anot-hci f., nub
v hirh was living in the hows!
I hr rau.si- of tbr fjrr i-, stjil
iioklfowi* the hoii' r , niri
pb'tfK dr: Irr.yt d 4hr ■b tlnr
aif Thrift) a irr io fioroih)
I hrisiiii.i it .*ri lA'inoir t mi< -
|i.
(on Prifj)p’ - s.-itool; Rev. R. frvm:; !
;Tf ,• r.i | i !
Cb„ ■ . n.d in-'rar";;, Si'av sJm
vci at*- G N Normnn. ;■})' ■ ■ in.,
ml! ;("• • S < i-: >■ ,'•!<*
Srcu: ti.y CornmiyKiri.'ier and W. 0 '
Bay ii 1 Div ,‘i- i! e 1 < ).-i-■.>pot.
• Training !’r,<graiT:. Will,' ton 11,. b
School.
Me into : ■ oi ln> evova tva -
i Qifif'r Bo;. C \>i»» j-pji i’t
i(. hid H T J. iuivir, M.-icbn D-'.i.iel,,
!.h W. Olvi-llvv a: Raleigh; Mis F.
P> La'iinord. F. ,! Ko'-ersi K.
H -.-'ie of wiiriingion; G T. Cre, ■;
Charlra For-,,., /.chiilo.i; V }].,
'\is. r r , ,fl" i, a M ; y, '
* ,: te ; csl . A Clrnnon, liarvf
j- *lo f > AVuiston-Salem
v; . a :• 'Woo’ca, Shciby If. C
Gore. Bufltngtcin, G. T. Hyman. !
(Continued on page 8, this section) *
J. B. Jordan, N. C. Civic
Leader, Buried at 79
SPECIAL TO THE CAROLINIAN
■Ridgeway Funeral rites of'
J. h. .Jordan .;i-'verity~nine year old !
itiCud.ri.ous. civic, and religiou'- •
.'‘leafier of 'KirltKiway. North Corn I
I i eiimbilied appnn Ihls wee!.; to kid
I I - l i>i! l l> of 'Miaetniriil of l‘r, ddmi;
Triiman’s ri\il riifht - proifi'a-nn
i’be defoa-i <*! I lie p ,- ocivil l ipliis foreen
v is i iinreili il ruesda.v a I tee a I !-d iy fails
Op| VS < OOKIE SAl.li— (fan
I. »» h. , atfigh t.lrl Scout i •
m llins; the first hr.*. ol
< ■■okirs J« thf <«irl S< outs an
m;.si i ; si - '■rile Pj NN I it’-n,
~»;»! dI Cv- > if ,j>> <, irfu id
Sc bool.
T'His \-h vookj, v sji ,-.im
|w*«n is timed «Hh the ob.i*»
vance of the 37 th birthday ot
itil I M Oiilin;; in thf I'niif'i States
A Hitler teatwrf of the birthday
n iiti III! n t« 111 be tb*’ holdii'K
of fits -u ole mass mftting Sun
-11. v. t.t 7V) at the I irst
Bar! t ( hureh
The 11 * i prsike? tt tl! tu- \T r :-
f 'iiinti's t )>*, (sffiitl' t
tljri rttii oj ■'.') ;rn I .til ymns
in Sat aiinah <
SfUW ORDER
PRISON CHAPTER
MARKSITHTEAS
ii! on < b.ipin So j of (hr
Bi (ithr i ho'id of OiKiit Anili ■
rb'cri - tl is fourth .utnivcrviy ;it
t’ruti,<l i‘i:",ii htir Sunit.i\
with on address In the mg km
im.
I'dgar VVombli’. venerable
t.-<t official and long a by
leader in I jiiscimml eluireh as
; ,m-. who organized the ohaji
ler 'iom imong Negro prison
er'' m I I’,, paid tribute to the
RToyj; "(or tlie -verv fine wort.
fhr i hapter is thrii mg and
now has lift member:., ii n , r
on the se' ond Sunday of i-ai h
rwjith, i- formally ehartined a*,
a unit of the mitionrl organiza
tion. anil pays its dues just as
any other chapter.
Cina, was held at 'the Ridge way :
!Baptist Chuidt last Tuesday at- ;
: I' • noon.
I * Continued nn page 3, (his flection l
frs.L dorinir wliich Ihe Soi.itlter.nefs, aided by
Kr jiiihliraiis, bad blocked Sen ale lejeislalivo
action for ! 1 days,
Tim filibuster was precipitated by an at
t ( Mint iiuti-d on pa ye eiyht. i'iist .cctmu)
I IN,! HOi MON FOR
li. C. (ONIMiSsIONKR
M ASWVfrTON A VP i
< tiarles H. Houston, Washing
ton lawyer recently elected
vice president of the X;;u:;rs:,-!
l awyer guild. was »ndor*u d
5 i t’.rrk hy the \AAfP for
apt ointment as district <ommis
sioncr.
Houston's pr. ’io ed appoint
rr s«5 t n . r r pt> ( ' f'rriJD * c L i >)H*
r r J ■ Un Km 5f 11 '**. hO' c 1f rm
nm\ on "Vs .*y *7
! W. BRYANT GUILTY,
SENTENCE UPHELD
■ V. ; i v , f
tr-: 1 ticket'; ,(| ,'j Irb'tl r- ir,d:y,f‘fj
- hofuM Juri:;. ( L. Wllbnm- orb
T.; i , -
TVy.'v.t, vhii reside • : >i ftftft F-ayt-'
fii," -iiic i>! wo--' iient'-rivut ti> tw " ;
in id one h.-ill ; (on the r). ,cf,;;
and ;;m d. i ,1 .<• ti c
ni.vmum und' r.b" ■ oiTenf
t' 11 .H-* bud appi led from n City |
Court sentence.
According to Detective Captain |
i' <„i , : , in. Brynnt >he i •
; "o f being head - fiic nurTi-'
I. i ; t;:( r;; in R '> igh
in ' ity '■ wirt. ti'i.'il on aim-i
ilac charge, Godwin icatified that;
; oil' e iiacl 'rformaMon Hint Flry- ]
.int wfc: ••head of a number:- rackc.l.
here and was financed by soma j
white rnr if’ in its operation.
HL .titomey,*. v/. H Yaroorougii.!
Jr. of Raleigh, anti jliil Yarborougis'
•J Louis, immediately noted on ap- j
p-ul to the State Gupmne Court |
uid bond was lixeei at i-j.OOO. Bry-'
nnt'; bond v.as signed by Charles
Smith, Raleigh real estate man.
It: the latest trial, tiic cereme
t.iiereci no witnesses which began
Thursday and v.a- concluded Fri-1
day,
"Organized crime is the very best :
of organized defiance of the law: 1
COMPLETE PLANS
FOB 2-Dfl v NAACP
IMCTITinr urnr
INollIU•<r ntnfc
Spingarn Medal
Awarded Bundle
NEW YORK -- Dr Ralph ,T~
Bun A hs», acting IJnittd Nations
vit; in the Middle F .--•. k?-,s
be. •; arded the 34th Spingarn
Meri-st : was announced here today
L" NatAs ocistion for
tb- Advancement of Colored TV-.
■FidWilliam told Bryant tha!
(C m'ii -iC’d n;i fiage 8, thiu .sectioni
(01 in USES MW
i'MME TO Bl iU)
\ ll\\K ACCOI M
mm i \maoro March Hi
An M earn yWl'I
under a efnirl rntenre was gl- •
in Robert I it Holman, today bv
Jutige Allen (I'vyn.
Tin- judge sentenced the 29-
ycar-fiid man. convicted of ille
gal jorsev.inn <m whishey, to ii>
months hi jail, imposed a StitOli
fine on i;un and tiicn suspended
both.
Snoc-quently, he directed
that the St>(K) line become an an
poj ranee bond Holman must
pay cadi week for live ycars.
'! lien, ii hr lives up to the
court stipulations t" remain
gainfully occupied suwj remain
out «f trouble, the S(*o(t will he
turned back to Holman.
r ’•
i
’ OMEGA SPEAKS R _ The Rev.
11 Johnson, pastor of the Alar
tin St. IVptist Church and nicm
•< . f he Omega I’M Phi Era - ,
, rfl i! v. 'alio was the principal
i’l-.ar at annual ( 01, Charles
! iouni Memorial Day services
j «• i)-.ic.'ted» Sunday a! (!:•■ shatv
I'nivetMty church under Ihe aus
pices of !h; lota lota and licit a.
PM Chapt-rs of the fratrnify.
(Story on this p a ire t
T > SPEAK 111 It I Waiter
• Whip-. national cvocutivte secre
tary ,-f the National Association
ter (he \dvanc went of Coli>-o;l
People u iu» will be the p-ir i
pal speaker at mass mcotinsr
Sunday at ,1 pm. at the Meiiv.H ■
i.tl tiiilitorium winch «ill cl
wav tot hMfd.iv Southeastern
Regional Leadership and Training
P.•dilute to ho conducted hv the.
N'A VCP in Raleigh on Saturday
an 1 Mrmdaj. March and
( Hi RHIWO.VfE’S TO
HEAR \DDRESS \\\
R \ LEIGH EDITOR
Nf . - sen Obs t V :■( HbiJC.r
pic ‘
in- Bunche is cited “for his
i.icelc ■; contribution to the settle
>',r,t i f nr ed to fuel, in the M;d
c.'o E:tf’. <: d ni cndurixg pat: nee
i-.dt! . couisuio and stiOessnes
n .Wainiiv that goal.* as well as
sos his ’work as d.rvev’r cf the
n-udivision of -t!-.• United
; IN ti t ions.
Till' r.ietf.d. established in U-U4
‘by the late J. E Sdbigarr long
ii-jrjn offositii of the NA ACT, is git -
«!• annually to the At■ ,t ■■. Nm;; i
deemed to have made “the highest,
a* hor’, ni during to-- or- oiing
f. j 1 of human rnde.-.-.r ,• It • .
awarded, i r vo *r- ~f a w>;; iv.' : -ot
l ,v i;vr.-,i prcscnlai op i. ( i.>r.
Burn ;w V !i tie on .July 11 u the
YAACT’ tO'h anniittl c{>rifi'i') i in
' Am'eies. Calif. The complete j
tex' f tin citation.
in a ..trife iorr •* .i: •• t, v.'-! •
i 1 ! foe ,tt3)iunrnt <>f praee -
a n. -.)■•; aciiievement for '' r.oeh the
. peojihof --ill nations may ci'-c
' abundant rr. ,k- Achievire'ni of
tin; objectiv,- through pairijpik'tfg
sod . 1 Ifui negtMUa ‘io'i and ■ fir-i
t i: and ores of ancient and bit,-
iir>- ,-adal. ii.itiwial and re I i gibus
co:-Mr-fs. rcncv's man's faith m bi»
' fell' •■•man. gives use to n'’v.- riope
i ! ii- permanent world pence and
wnfu im the , oie "f jtiterii.iUniuil
p '.c-' w.'ik'-rs £1: !!)•-)!! le-illeet !> ‘■>-
ii-s ion.
For distinguished _:wA*r
.nip in the Mvrda! study hit old in
t.islviunint' sections of the lhdU,d
' Natfewi chartci a* Sen Francises.
;Vi i railu-.' -iking efforts as director
o the Ur.ited Nation.-
i Di-w o-w. *-i-:! oruirinally for his
|j: rireles! ennwieution to tne. settle
infill of -rtned conflict u, • the
1 middle. East, and iitr rndimng pe(l
--i ience, industry, co; rage and sclf
!e snßst- in attaining I Hoi goal, the ■
Spingarn Medei, aw a rued annually
i ;.i a Negro American for distinguish
, eci achievement, i,; here a-'iUi pre
| sonteh ip Ralph .1 Bunche. brilliant
: -chftlar acting United Nations Jvieo
iator in Palestine faithful in'e-rn;.
j tional civil servant, and successful
(Continued on page 8, this sectmnF
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