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24 Pages | NOR TI / CA ROl. IN A’S lEA l UNO WEEK!. Y |
vol.l .ill,; XXIX KAI.hI'III, Mil; Ii) I'Aliol.lVA H Kl- K I'. M,N<. o.lil HI»A V \uVKMBhI; Hi, I H I.) M) NIM.IKIiN
ts + x ir h A A At * 'it A- A A * A Ar A A A A A A A A A
COUNCIL VOTES i
fill NEW HOMES
KaJeirh moved a step closer to 3
relief oil! housing .» be T>. • S
day When the City Cou... ;; x■■ j*.* ■<i 3
approval t tin- Kai gh H<>umi.o |
Authority x proposal f i e.'ti.a) i
vi -LsG li Us i siiv tinaur. f low > *jit I
to..using > iiait- with;.. Uv- n.’vt |
i • I
Uv.de. ’ • ii‘ al j•;, t oi ti. I
prcgi ain .; .r .h,l. cl *:• / !h.- tit |
yemt 84 anit: v,*)i Le .true: ai 3
iidiai-.-'H 1 i the 'hi' ii ula >3
i 1 tilt p»‘>.p'el arid !.S idiitx ‘ 'U t» i S
i .it-it near ti.. N* Hr u Chavis; |
h. -;:hT p: J-K-t
L-uring the .•.•.••al ye;.i 30b hh.ix* g
units di i-nvd f..r N<-gr.. 1
.•y v. ■}) t.,- ..'ii 1 1 u-!. ■ 1 ' j y. t |
Hi- ■ 1.•: • ! • ... The . J.Ufe pro- I
ject i :. In duird i ■ Le t nao.. <1 J
vrim federal fui.d:. ai d vv<H k 1
would pet un.'i iwav v. ..rout 1
in nnt I v t
.i i.imuvd c.n ;,..y eight.
[Hold Last Rites For j
I S'. C. State President
Oraripekurt' S. << : ! --.-i-i i In M F Wh.iaUi pi : uU-ir
o! South CurulhiU Sliu t olF t;i- Ute.j } t-it :'ui- i.ii iiiomin:
l»i W lip jl* * * ?*. a’ 'v :i unuiari led D.-:f h ty> 11 r.. %r i all illness
i>! r»v<::<! Uiwfiths.
11,. ■! Mil'll \ecmi .■ ,il'ialr- I K <- ',H- 1,,' !
leg*- «hm ,■ ho Majored in a i .‘til ’ erln 1 1
;\i>l l 11 in> a,.i1l plan to: a ■-.Ur.". - f v\ : ■ j
frilHtee hi III!. 11l- t'o-i.-i 1 .11 >•’ i 111 ;;.i ail I! , 11- |i • ~| (
as ji’liiij. p • siiiPiit ioi a Willie (Itiritu Prosideni V, liil ,i l,«-j ut- jj j
last if.il Alls >p< , *•> if.'.Hint 111--, lill'llli' p. o I.( . ,!}.
01 ill-1 ps it, ■ Miat". or i: i'! ’U.!, a! a! i ■ r- , ■ • i !. i, i , j :
<tsid Han vti.,>■ ;. id | |
Brown-Beth un e
Rift Is Denied
•WAfiHiNGTC.» h iLI c all- H; ~
Nonh Carolina -mi. 1 1 offieiah i -
prj te. ly inti idm.; :H-'u i..-, IMm
P Graham ml •v de K If •* ,
nave .u ti >i r,i . . 11 aV;. .r ■;i e, ..
trom the -ii or j < i tar; d .With
t -i lina i-d.!••..(>: i‘huri ..tie Ms v
kins Bifiw,
'Die iej> ) te,i a■ , , l the a.
Ht el *f .|;ri. n* ci . e .•( a ttntf ttlK-i:
friends . t Or Hi >w .n-d i>r Mai >
Met. Mad Beihui'f* wcr Leis,. deni
U.S. Court Will Hear
Sweatt Case in June
NIIW V'lßi; ! i■, io. ~i tail
■"'l the N.’ttorua) As 'rut Mil lor the
Advancement of V Hired People
learned this w. .i; Hi, the United'
Si.iti-: Supreme O.nt he: granted
a writ us oertsorat i. agrt n>
heat earl> in .Jan. N \ \Cp ... ..
pewl i!i th- cay i ! H. mai, Marion
Sweat HouMv.n V.-in iv ho was
denied lUJiin;.:!,.» :o h, Dtriver*.
til.v "t hex a., law ~r is ,i dely he
cause of his rare
Thurgood Marshall, NA AC}' : pe, •
lai counsel, indicafv d Rut the
NAACP attache: »ec i irnpi.ii
lance to the Sweat! c.r -• hern.a it
i ih.- in t major je/'al t. .-.! of -e: •
rogation >per si? in .imver ty grad-!
uate .schools an-t a victory in the •
care would cause a iri.ij. r break
In thr rvgrtgatiou v in.. <i( high
er education. A hrii-f am cus euri-ie
v»a lilt'd In .-luppoil ~f. the lid.ACP
pctiion for certiorari. L.v tie *
tnitce us Law Teachers Against
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worn n
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K rou; > o 1 t*rt\■ to t a j'm olt*s i > r?> <> t
law i.: u: u k-i Litthrough
oul l"t 4 iti"y Tlu . group *
t. nds that :-;egi < l,u« on is iiUuriiWi •
nation *u <l ? g. \- lolati*. u ut tun
“Oqual }.rouftKv: •! .uv:,u us thn
Cunii -uci un i.-agn night.»
Cleared of Charge
Os Beating Mother
For jimu.-o, a week the
l-nis Gild fronds Os Mduhcw Jon,.- :
!- oV rl .karire at h4ro ,o a msu
who huid b«. t a hailed oto City Ccurt
on c- I .;u g t-f or x>m aLl l "i t «ifi d h ohtg
othercruel to Un tnobie ae.v*
VIAfUs U till XV Mi X i \VI i U
I i,".'vr :iit : Jfuw it «»lt {t i l’s Os
'■He S«*tj !<>lu i U.iglri ot tin* Own
I**.i Phi 1 r.itenih> »*t Hap igh
o. Mii’V \'< *• {r- floats to U> 11.0 U
i! i' uji an,J H (kfi MtlUlli h*
isiidikii la-finis ami iuitiOn.il
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Th‘i t- MQ\\ ti .*/<• titmi h‘lt l<>
i-gi' it S. lUliiil oS
J n-t m |\lr. Moult? u*, hi Veison
li ii i »*., f»u aleii*. of fhr tioq
t* l ailit tJU Penn.
HUNS CLUB IB
HAVE DINNER F 0«
WAKE GO. BIINB
[hr \iriiii.ii 1 ions < Uihi Tttr-
Ifi ihimi .'in.! p.'utv l.t (hr
LPnd pn' ~(!> ot VS :t V.• t ouiilr j
»vHi in hr ill at Hn* f lii<j<livi>r(h
Mr rt V Alt \ I i ttlav at t 00
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t T>rnai pra.iam es entrr
t min i cl lias i..-eu dial *:*ri iliil
v si* iVature ipiirin n m in
>l j1 v ■ rlu-ul for li. .it ml
liliinl ill M I'mcktil pnrnipii
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=Vi on i in-ms i„( in. eiem
uri i• .i !•, mill, h> tir Imu
i lul.‘ Hliiiif .iihi Sir.lit t .eisri ■
viHioti l onuniirr v s tli Is.ivvsirtl
iltii'M's r.'i un rnun >i,i. iimi
l ismi nt the Vtaki < ihiiilv
Wi'U'.(ir tJej'uHturiit. tlrv llar
iii it Smith luiit'v, ,iiuJ 1 t,
i.'c'aril, pievlsleni »f tin Kail
r> U 1 iti/Mis’ V',s*i. 1 .tion
NO HllliNl, I’i VI F,
CHK.'AiIO iANpi A 'fHi.Oi-W
sln.s. wS; diSiiut' r.d ,v p-Uei J.u.t
A 1 vt'K when 11.. y i.rii viru Jack
Hi ...UK'.V . 11l- h :i,« 't'li.-y Jcitiid
i si with .j cuit.'iminp th s
] mi: c.uji th mem y in ,t Brdillv >
itnM *dl us . • Hi-.il he h: n tal-nm it
- >■ ■ ! liit-' i' . si- i:n ii ;: I \ •..ii
"id 1 ■ ■ eel i'l.n ( ~ ii, k.iisn, . V :
!.i ! . .:• f u'd iTlOltlCf I
j .Tones had Ivan ~r. nu cm
.;, of c ,11 i: 1 : . i frith > \ on
.Jr, .• i.'..i irrollii oil l.!if erTi'ipli-en
iti jji-ighbui: who ■.ln iviea thnl Iv
ih.:d forcc-d the 70-lb. woman to drag
Term Regional Fact j
Unconstitutional i
i
Knoxville. I enn. (Sjiecial) Authorities *m 1 imstiiutional Law j
,: - .-*ul‘iiv tl:> annual mwlm o! the Southern Political Science An
..... - j;,;iou , xpr.-sned tlie opinion I -•!••• last week that proposed Jimcrow
n '"ion tl schools die unconstitutional,
The meeting ot the Andrew fa-k on Hotel heard the segregat
: ■. : : i jiuols ilisCli -a-,; to v is v v.,.*v. Aaid'.veli , I i'lOfidii liiu
. , ~i!io; >u!hdrnei> iii.-ti.aiug represent allies of the South
-1 ri so Regional f ouiiidt
i'itairmaii -1 the ilkscimalnn .4 the .Southe.ru Hegional School:•
1 Plan in s l'*i .toh: Ranh in, profesr.or of political scieace at Duke
| | niM-rsity Durham. M. V. !
Assail Columbia U.
Bias In Fellowships
N't VYYORK • J Si', - Columbia
Ui,i\er iiv laid ,v -ek was pl.'evd is
Me .une category with Mis?i?-.ip
jk's ~iefteron .Military college for
: v*LinK) grant ; of i.roney from
d,ss h., stipulate that oi,V
-■..ln. ■ iuili-ius ale eliglbi- for Hie
tVUov, stiijis
I t,. :v• i - iiv chapter a th-' 1
S'A.vi'f'. which midi.- hte i hai>;c
, , ti n ally in ihe K o-r:
i r! , .ships liin.t.ed t.i m-mlir rs es
it,— (.'a.Ueu'.|i)ti ... i . !:h tab!tslid.l ill
the vvili ~i vir List la ftoherM
Rights Group Asks
Extradition Halt
Vi uTNv.Ti iN < ANP) The
Civil HiyhU Coitp, ei:s. this vvis k
a.-l rsl .<1: G v< ri \ of Nsi Un r;:
! State: to .., ori rce-.-rd refus rp.
tradition of Negroes; ft. Southern
St.d vidicit i.ai-is*is!,riittona] ju
dicial and penal practices puva.l
Lthei,’ tin Gongic.-s said, 'the
. H. .t.*M VlbicL ilO iJv'pf ill
j in-3 nut i - Hie Iv 'UP'- for ,'iirir.g |
| ,nd in it he hud been crucT to her
j otherwise. {
; The- ch'tts: wore d.-nivd by
, 1 iContinued on past? eight}
Shoots Wife; Kills Man I
COPY |
SINGLE *UC
PLEDGES BATTLE
ON CIVIL RIGHTS
*
‘.'3t!!!\i;T('N Htflerting the .
grnP!i{; aw arenas that Ann-rim
must herself be free before she c&.t ]
briar freedom to the rest of the j
world Pi> >...1. lit Truman pledged
a* iftrcHt ... the haltle toi ev.act .
n ent of civil rights legislation in !
t >v.i ;:i)ee ii. s delivered dining, tha j
! past week i
‘pfikinp Friday afternoon at <> :
111 .upon meeting. the Niifionad j
or.:eti-noe pf Christians and, Jews,
. d or.; sage of right.-, iegieia i
t ion wila-ii he toliO* .'it Wit!; .1
eiaration that “Those oi us who j
l.elie\v in (;>.d -an never be eon. j
tent to live for ourselvt'S alone. ' j
KV tIBOL
Declaririv that the tomb of the |
1 11 t, Mll‘. 1. So 1 , i o-1 vv hi.'h he lid*! j
vie-;', 1 ,i . arl jet iii! in:* .la. * ; > ; nibvl'lzed j
the broth. rh...i(i of .nan and ti. |
unity >;f all Anu-i' l ’an- , tie a h
“No Aineri. ail kur.ws, and no veal !
* Continued on yah eight)
, < hatnbi.riaiM who died jn l!C-’7, the
y.ranu provide $750 to; travel aml !
%s■•<> lor tpadu&ie atudv.
NV-.’roo- and either colored vacoo;
arc excluded.
Pointing; o«t the similarity be 1
tween thin fellowship and the S6O,- |
non 000 aedepte.t, then re jeered by !
Jeferson Military college for teach. ;
me 'white itpreniai ■}',' Oanic) Net- !
fie.n ( hai. oiati of tin campus N. A
; A <’ P, said: Th<- principle is the
’ same though the circumstances ;
'.Continued on page .HP 11
C, ivcrnota arc aiding and micou’t*
'.err,. ...,-;ali.st thi Negri, pen
t ie in the South."
Recent investigations have high-
In'hted the fantastic and inhuman
I sitl.jlUv et punishments for *pri
:v :ie:. in the South a- well ns the
jufcHuis methods of Southern "jus
t'cv" at trials.
Barbaric penal practices In Vir
gin! j shocked InvesUpatoiw lrv the
,a e of Lester Tate, also known
as Albert L Gee, Negro who is
far- d with extradition to Virginia
fio’.Ti California. On chain gangs.
inclines nr many ~ea thousand
n.cn work and sleep chained tog. -
liter .Hive! Upped whip" ate in i
fre i.i ic. .).- •.
Methods of treating pi isoners In j
!Georgia were condemned as. cruel |
: and inhuman punishment, by the
United States Court of Appeal- of
t (Continued on page eight/
[AIDES GET STIFF
[QUIT OK SCHOOL!
(SITUATION IN N.CJ
Si a, ff C'orresp on <J enc t
The scene of the “Durham .
lave .‘ants'' shifted to the (lov |
cnior's office in Raleigh this
j week where Capital Hill ob- :
, sorvm -i >:i> Uov. VV Kerr Scon ]
• < ali«-l in lilr. two ( hies advisors on j
• Negro aff&tis, Dr N • \ Newbold i
j «nf! (a 11. 1 i rige for wha! on ' .
■ i repot i said was a “full-scale dress- ;
j ing do wit
i br ,ewk>!d ilii'-'Tci of t’i>"
I ;tar* - i>ivi ioi) i.t tm-gco Educa
i lion and I»r. Inst. I'uleigh Negro
number ol tlie State Board of Kdll
: ration. reportedly “positively assur- j
: i-d n.-ott that the State was rtiv.it; j
j "tint- . oiisidrratlru ' t.i th, ik-p'ls
! ’.I Negro oil into is
j It was Vei»«> ! 't<*it here O', or tile
. weekend that S ot! hail become in :
j ereasinedy c,>ij. onoat over the eoiuf
'litigation writing »dt tciitaly over th. j
unaccredited Negro law -chooi in |
i Durham and the suit instituted i
Durham Negi . student-- l-r j
ecpial facilities m that city
schools
; Last May 5, Attorn. . \\ Hugh ]
Thompson and Join. H. \\ '■* 'of i
- Durham filed action in Middle j
j nifc.net Federal Court untiling th* j
: Durham City Board ol Dduraiion
State Superintendent ot Public In
i -'traction Civile A. Erwin. :<n.i «.»<!t. .
•rs a- defendant'' ot til.- suit.
Earlier this month Judge foittj:-
! son it. Hayes, in a ccrmpi eh* r si. •■
ion. ruled that Car Coaid a
Education and he State- -nod in
i swer the suits, all hough State At- i
torn, v (len.-val Harry McMullan j
. and the Board have continued c> j
| protest that Cue .'.tale can not ! ■ ,
I sued. !
j The Durham defendants reCtne-” • i
est and ivere given > posiponenietn |
; to prepare mswers to interm- j
| gatorels submitted bv Thomr.mn j
vContn.vif-d on page eight.)
Fugitive Is
Returned
|To Georgia
j
| WASHINGTON, ■ ANPi I- eOU •
| J hits<~m. a fugitive from a Geor- j
j.. ia prison where he was .ervmg t
j 3 life term tor killing a Negro;
• women, was denied a writ ■ f habeas
; corpus by toe IT S. Supreme court,
here lost vv e<- k he u the iilbuuat
(upheld effort-: ot the state <H Ptnn
i sylvan.a to extradite the man Lack ;
t 0 ° !i! ‘ .j
Johnson had escaped p c,'-, and,
I He wav. capture-J in the western;
I part of tjh‘ state an.! jailed, pend*
]mg of e-.c ; eCCon paper:. Tine■ ■ r.ll
his attorney:,, he sougut to beak,
j extradite.-,■, by filing habeas cm*-
j pus pr ■ ceding?. hr Pennsylv -'-iiia
| courts
j in hi- brief he charged he had ,
| received cruel treatment m Goot
I giu However, his ..ret it ion was
i turned down by the courts, which ,
■ looked upon him as “an untrust - •
! v.’i e thy witness An appeal to the
iU. S. District court in Pittsburgh
: rejected, but when the appeal ,
: reached the circuit court in Phila
; delphta Johnson won :• ruling tuat
iii- d strict court had imprope. A
■ dismissed his request.
I - I
NO MIDDLING" M Hugh
Thompson, Goldsboro native mil
itant Durham lawyer represent
ing with \tty .1. It. Wheeler, UK
Dm hum Negro students in a suit
I for equalization of the city's
schools, reiterated previous state
mms !hw week mm Durham
suits are "entirely of local on
gm "
1-0 «ntM i. woo organized
George II Wble Bar Association,
Durham Negro lawyers group
was pioneer North Carotin* 1 nvs -
i yei to stuuy possitniltie* of
i legal action to co. r ot inequali
| ties m State’s educational facili
ties Attorney Thompson was
emphatic in his statement that
j no out of state "meddling is in
volved.
j Appeals Are Denied
(For Heller And Reid
Two North Cai olhui iv'-n, r.n«
! convicted <:! first degree *i I i.- lL :
jof his wife, ana the ether c.-inv ■li
lted of fir.it degree bur?!ary
[breaking ii.io the home of a Wilson
| school teacher saw time., running
| out for them tics week a-, the Slate
j Supt erne Court upheld ‘hi- n
| fence ot one and (.cvm- :m Scf-Tt
announced that he \v< aid a t in
I terrene in tlie case of the other,
i-Yntcneeii to die Friday ■rior.u-
I ing in the g,.s chamber at Central
Fatal Gunfire Ends
Frivolous Argument
Lil i.INcTO • Th* iea-: u
el It • >t till tail. :|J ■-..11 V, i.icii u.-(S
rupplii-ii cai •ucaii-n. aii i gag wni
j ers with material galore fm then
joke- had a tragic i-udnn, in \or
! ring ton \iomir\ when an angry
j y ouug husband critically- wounded
i In.-, wife ft mi slew tier cousin with
ill liliotgllti OVIV jlll.t tUi Al’gll
moil!
The 22. yea) old wife, he: face
! - Irtrt-'ied i.y a I •.d from the -n u
IHWi Witm ‘• * - -. v
OMEGAS PRESFXT DR
HANCOCK Dr. Gordon H
Hancock, noted scholar, utm i
lor, pi earlier and columnist, v. ho
will ddi> er the Achievement
Hospital Board.
Probes Break Try
GOLDSBORO (Special) \ fu’l report of last
week's attempted prison break here bv 1-1 innu.'.es of the
Slate Hospital lor the Negro Criminally Lt> 'tie has been
forwarded to the State Hospital Board of ('• itroi, in Ra
leigh, it was learned here thi-
week.
Inquiries at Rah Igh, however
, lailed to reveal any n- w inform •
iion m the so-called "Snake Pit"
r..•millions at :1 1 . Goldsboro Hos
pital tor the Negro Insane,
j There was neither eonfirinatk *
I c,.r denial of tin- allegedly tilt 1 y,
: crowded con-ilt loirs which the in
itiates o/mp’/ined about after th-eo
g« npt ot law enforce o"nt offi* • >-s
: quelled : . wces's itteinj • e>J
break
Willis P.i; • i and Albert Hill.
: Identified an ringleaders in last
wvekfr.-r.. w* .■» held fncotn
: inunir.ide. Om hospital of! i:-tl
Yeargin Rites Held
At First E aptist
| RALEIGH --• Funeral, sc lees
j were conduct- - d from tht First Jap
!ti. > Church 1 flay N-.ivi t ter ‘
i*t 3 r v. m. for Mrs. Leah L. Ycarg-n,
* with the pastor, Dr. O S Bu. ock.
lofflciatiti;;. D>‘. H illock was os ted
|by the R»-v J. H. Clanton.
The Rev. S- F Daly of hnw
1 Univirsily faculty paid tribute to
Mi’s Yeorgif ~s a wife - .id a
••model mother" Earl Alston sang
ithe “Lord - Prayer" by Ma’oltc.
AMU -. , 'dl bearers were James
SPA ULDING IMPROVED
DIRHAM .Staff Correspon
dence! Rrewdcnt C. t
Spaulding of t-hc North Caro
lina Mutual tide insurance
and the Mechanics and f arm
er's Rank is making "uplendld
progress,' according to attach
es of Lincoln Hospital here,
where Dr. Spaulding has been
under observation since Nov 7.
Dr R E mwsnr. Durnam
eye specialist said Were this
Pr..-;•/! tor the gunshot murder of
hi.. . in October of ISMB was
1.0 ■ HiMlcr of Cala.vba County
who-: i.ii l for ,t u t: a) on the
no- • of -.v-.v evidence was
c.ii'i.i .1 ; ,','n caiiy tins month ay
hie State Supreme Court.
JT dg. J. A. Kua&seau who »en
rtnned Heller and Solicitor J. C.
Karthln • who prt»si cuted the case
h..\*i ■*t ; Oi-c.!r.!i,ended that the
si-vtence be .’hanged to life lrr>-
(Con’d mi hark page, this coW-
gnu and given only a 50-50 chance
m urvivai, told t.-olici’ front a hos
pital bed that the r? xrfing which
ai.io m-ougitf death .•<• Gi-orge. Mc-
Mtllm.l, TV rio the ri .-ult i..f a “tru
volouii aryiuaeiit”.
II al v. iili-• ■ t bout! in the Har
nett Count v jail I?. Gi year old Her..
man Fiia/'U .i Nm-rington farmer,
v. lie is cinvye-.l with the shootings.
'c Mi’itu.'* to Harnett County
•« ■nurmed on 'gag; eight)
W'e-.k ctVn «s - tor Wilmington’s
Omicn/n V-.-ha Chapter Sunday,
Nix-.’ >t 4 p. m. at the
i> phi iu AJVIt Church, Fifth
and Red Cross Streets.
/hr-e -itUn'.biUts had ;
jure '..dr ier reports r . /
inmates were hurt in Ri*
Asked if there had be
' change m the lnsi i tut ion’s :
lof "working th Negro 'insane."
i ; official at Goldsboro said “No
, that 1 know ot ' He admitt < i
*as the only kind of *r-i 11 - '
avidlablo to most Ittr. t: '
In Durham, an offioi"■ ' ’ * v *
pro "hit .n’s or«raniz-»t.o said co: -
- ->os at *'oldsi/oi * l’id i'-'cn acut
f • - unit time. 1 w"i not lniß "ted
whci Vt‘-r t his organization would
i .in ;itber Negro group in protest,
nrg conditions ot Goldsboro.
-\ Bailey, Ot. liv'd. Ernest P
Broomo, Robert E Jones, sons-tn
'.,w of M>-s. Y. Godfrey Hern
non and Paul Campbell Members
of i.ht Deacon Bi'-rd of First Bap
ti..t Church seized ss honorary
j p-'-IH-earers.
Flower bearers were members
of the deaconess board of her
church Mrs. Years.n was the fortn
,-!• Leah Thorpe of Rocky Mount.
- ,t bed it ;:ici her home in Haletph
iCcniiuued cm page eight)
week Dial doctors at Duke
Hospital had been called 4n
for consultation regarding !>r.
Spaulding’s eye ailment
At this, time Dr Spaulding’s
vision in his right eye ( s im
paired.
Dr. Spaulding was Joined in
Durnam th's week t)y Mt*
Srau'u’r'e --F-- o n* S-t* o New
York vi eotins when -he 1;«b*
j ed of his illness.