I RALEIGH’S NEW POLICEMEN ~ |
0“/
4t* Sc<Cml ' *^MMWm*flßMSwMj»Mi£tm6SrowF
ri|ali|aWl6NH|g» Tt
Ftctored above in the company
of Officer Joceph VVintccs, are
the two rfm poi»rT*?n<?>‘,
who wrrr sworn i1 > t»> rtuiy on
Tuesday in ( 1 <t > Haii
Eculmj{ from f«Ti to risjTM
Samuel ri.u kson i:\. ol hl.'i ( oje
tnan Street, Winters and Not man
Artis 27 ol io'> Brhzz stm-T
Court Issues Warrants
In Civil Rights Suit
Crt'en.;f>oro I. •»>. . i) The Middle District I r-i
eral (nm i Afar ! ■ HiY ofDo- Moud**.' r*. oeivcd un
moits*---. to serve or four dt.Tr'ndant m ■; civil rig his suit
brought in \V&.-;husgton County by a <•.roup of .''-'ogf-o
stud (Mi' .
'[ho.--e siurunonf'd inriurCd members of the Slate
Board of Fdo- afi’.-n ; laanf ford Martin. V\ iuuion Ho H-tp ;
A, s Brower Durham; <'iawi > t ■ ri'e il, Likin, and ii.
P. Tayior, \V a (.leu boro
Plaud dF in tee ■ u ,e are repre-‘'hi--! *y Attorney
P. H Bell >.? !’y mouth an cl VI. 1 lug it Thorn pain of 1 dir
ham.
hover-. 1 'iflioi rue mono of the • tat'’ Board of Ft In
cation, iuriuduig i 1 ■ HamUi i. Trigg, fi.* oniy ,eio”
member, are named defendant in tin action.
State- Attorney (' neral Harry McMuJlan vTto a!
ready ha.* mi ho -o -mulas .-.mi ;u 1 »u: i:am and
Wilson counts'--". , ualmgh Monday mph! he v/o ■* HI
defend, the St;a•.
It is nnr*'.:toil here that, the Negro citizen.-, of
Washington county arc opposed f < the consolidation
of schools in W a Hungion county -if Roper, a rival com
munity with Plymouth.
IfJDSE’S WIFE
CALLS SOIiTSI -
DECADENT
Char lesion C if- s-.u: -
wtent by . r-U- .e • kU< - -u
--that southern wit’. an *,■ ■ .-U
decadent <utd .-spiritually inferior to
Negioe - Im u. u..-* r■ • ■. m
fold anger on tie p.e u iie wh• - -
citizens and ;i poouw; s.-ouit iUo.-i
Gov. I. Strom Thnrmou-.l
Mrs. J Wait*- 1 - h • ycnv elil wit
of the judge -> i ■••'!'!« I this
state's nil -vii»*«•• she
y -tatotm-r.l h- ■ : s- 1 ; w at -
Negro YWCA :.’••• -,i:
‘You |m■ i.iv> iltt el',
picked up :1; •■- - ■ h of ’i i t >iv- and
achlevem*-n' from the whiten down
here. Th, • • . a se it ■ • -nIU:... -I an ;
decadent p>-■*;*’• • V,’-.; *n ; !(>'<!
t!i>- Zl •up i.
Govern,*! Thm-tit-mo who ran ■"
President -n ;h< HigbHu
ticket in l‘> i-V <le • lined hei
marks « • 'kanea'ii ;wi>w( <. -nc.
Continued on page 8. thi section
CABBIE APPEALS
CONVICTION FOP
TRESPASSING
, The sentencing ui t m--tn w> an
days on the rouds, on a charge, -a
trespassing will !>*• appe ib-ri to s’n
perior court. Attorney l*'reil ('a:
liage a aid Tuesday
The filing of tie- not e-n m a|>snn< i
followed the conviction anil sue
fencing nf Lonnie Lily. Ui, of It"
Ts Lenoir St fr.v .1 udg; Albeit j
"V Doubt in City Court
Lily), an ex taxi driver war. m i
Continued on page S, Utis i»n
MiITMKiNSTAUis ~
SPORTS FI ATI It!
Ftc.ul Sf’OKTDT * I a new,
authoritative column fry North
Carolina < ollegc’s git-at bas
ketball roooli, John B. Mr'Lctr
don, -*f;
A versatile athlete it Kansas '
l niversity. McLendon has marie
sports history at North Caro
lina College winning sire etui -
ferenee ehainpioiiships, and
jrineine bis basketbaHers a** ' !
flrnriers up on four other oe.-
assions.
In eleven years of major col- I
iege hasketbal! roaehlng, Mc-
Lendon has sent his North Car
olina College Faftu-H into 351
games, winning 30S, and losing
51.
Seven graduates of North
Carolina who ittndied with >)<•-
l.rodmr ace now occupying im-
pnrta.nl eoiiehing positions
” throaghont the South, Fast, and
Midwest
Mel.Ctwlon’s column will ap
oetti- in Mis*, twvyspaper week
_ ,
F >tn tTtrn r»r»’ m *r «■ r-Iti-in* ind
ts c natb-'Ps of Rafeigli.
The tw <‘ rnf w. the civil
■ i-rv.irc funi*! ili'tti Cor Uh
.ricra' ttifrnihs uu) were
<h* sh* I'.'iiti made pa ssia^
i> v f \ ties.
>l\ ( <>i U (,In
SI-f k MI M ill
LA*t? S' I t Ess iANFi
Or. Ralph f Butst he. a ..<.taut
•rceO?’ general Ituste*-ship
s( ’‘llotj IV ha:, heen offered
ptofesutoria! post’. s»* ;in field
‘at political .iiiiiif or gov’-rn- *
ment hv .is of the outstanding i
iin>v<i -ifi« . nf the •*,, Uj , it
wa-. reported heir aattmlav.
thus fa*, it; i, left h, ha, not
given aecfptanee to any of the ,
tffera. ‘ if* I
ISO HURT
AS THE? WATCH
AUTO ACCIGEKT
T ' a lcical men are n a. Agnc:-:
Hcapital suffering from injurte
i.-erl : f if v lock ci • So ;|), t
•••‘IT', t hil Saturday »i -hi.
lee t *- - < nieii .mc .Ii or Hunter
f 'VI'A South Host Stic* ! and Scl
-1 -<-:ste*>- (till.* of It F i ii'-:- Street.
Himt'-i- .•.u-tnined a crushed leg.
•'•-'id the attending physician wn :
uoiilih-, Wodiui-oav iiig'ii in
'■vhether f >r not the log ,-ool.i be .- :>■■•
*-d t rill.-, Sliffci r.'ri ili IJ i; iVs !||| built
01 hi. legs.
Hvj men wci-«* injuc-ii ifte, ~*,
Uftotliobilf, and a imc'a met m ,
head-on colli-- cm up K.n.t Sti'-ct
Continue,.' on a (n ,t *; 0; ,, <
State’s Equal School Suits
Near Federal Court
Durham, S' C. - Middle Di.sirin Federal Court prom
' *'.a ,o nave a busy reason here for State and city officials|
,viM) are charged with cliserirniiiating aj.ram -it Nepro citi
zens m yohool facilities.
I hi r el>) uai.v the Middle Dist.riet ( ourt, ig expected
id hear two such cases which have been pen dim,' since
ias! May The first suit was brought by pa rents of 2(i Dur
ham Nf’grn children who allege that \’egr 0 educational
facilities are uuequal to those for white;;,
In the stM’oijfl B’lit, AMovnpy ( : .
O Pen exon, t <'! | r n srnt ittp two Mur* !i
fn co | ina roUftßc law :;ttulentf<,
pook.-t nn in junction aeaiimt l ft*-
t'tiivnrsiry of Mocl.ii C.irolltut wliicii
»I logoi! jy lias cofunttrt to a tint it | h
Nostro filu/foiitx “sol»y heciuiito of
tltf'lr race,"
in rjurhain this wculi a (binl
unit, brought by nix aririitioiMl law
stud on in ttf. North flarolina College
■.<ih tiled io iit waa
oiirl. the rli trTißln;*Mon of th»
S’tßf.o’s Negroes to obtain ©cju,•»2 t>du
cationai lacilltlos.
Attorneys \f tn.gb Thompson
and John H Wheeler an* niprn
uniting the twenty six Negro chlj
(Iren. Their <’hkc : iate.i t ( > he
heard February S, after ;■ iwr-ponrt
merit which was given to enable
the defense to file lengthy answers
Vo *>2 IttlfOfOKa.tonna
in the seiniol rase, there have
been those’ deVelnpniHiit.H sjiiee it
wan til<id;
llw-ir ippoi nfmt«ts follows a
long fight to obtain an increase
in the numb'-r «t Negro police
men im tb' city
Immediately following itiejc
oath of office the men were as
ilgucri In patrol rtnlv in the i-om
lirtlti of Office! Winters, anil Os
! I'-er John tfik'W the other Ne •
.;;>* t'My policeman.
Bi\fm;vi\ nun
\xm \M i\ mu
YA AHHINGTfIN. H V. South
r-ct, sjoii .f nieruhcrs aigtted ves
tei da'• agiPost passage of s
| Federal anti-i y itching statutes
I lai .yetv on the ground that
| lynching. have an declined in
j fmiitoer that Its passage is t»-
I !,’iv unni't *-:fSar>
.c- f taj -.rtui he i*n Congress.
| n>en appeared heforr the lt<n?,e
\ f cll,ll .*r , ;iij|)r oitunittee headed
* Fiepresf iif.idi, e VY'lliam
By i rte '!> -N V.i whfi. li is con
j shirring ,t nttntber of anti
j i>lulling MU-.,
Ilf ciDgi eit artif>u‘tied v's
(*•; day aftcrimon for one vveek
In give other opponents a
chance t*> submit statements
!
Ia i thi rceoid.
tirskcgce Institute figures on
1 y-pching,. v ere placed in the
rrcorri They showed tbrr*- were
flirce ui I'lt.'y two in ilflk. one in
! t‘H7, siy in >.'»4Y and one in
j
Health School Accredited
SHfiW PROGRESS
WILL CONTINUE,
DANIEL PREDICTS
lu " ," ‘ i ■ sciicflulcjj dl .
I" -i a i?; - before leaviiig f-ihaw I'ni
vci it;, ft c ,']<■ r,f Hubcic F‘ Daniel
d m-mi'l-iv rb.ii his ttcpHr
f'.n'e v. mill! not m.it,'‘i iniiv rcdin r
I li*- school's progress
Sp*'.-ikiiin nf fbc regular 10 a.m.
i-hnp*'! service in Greeitleaf Audi
fori uni In, 0.-iolcl. who has re
ilied it is po-t a s head of Slia \v
f" a-'cept I imihii posiloin at Vir
cihirt State (’ulh.-ge. -aI3O gave a<ini<*
inriita 1 ion of bow naw will funr-
Mon under the new Interim Admin
isfintivc C-onuniltcc.
Hie five ni'tl ernnmiltcc WHS PH
tahhs’ded lust »rnk to eomluct
- I *' •* I affairs until ttie appoint-'
maul of another president
r brier Nk- set up Dr Daniei said.
1 1'-" group will designate members
ot the group in handle specific at
fait ■*. The aonunit i.ee wi 11 be diviri
aft into two mib-i-oiiiinittecs, with
one denlinu with the physical silant
a'i'i flnan - 4 maltera. while th*-
ot her "'ill ii,- onceinad \\ i*b ac i
deu ic a if aii ■
( ontinucri on page k. tills section
I { ity fn ll * tat t‘ official;?
emphatically dmnivi Uic allege
tion and sought t.o absolve the !
State from an it
ITtui pOßitlff/i rati re\'fir:-;n<l
4 ofitlnucd on page 8, fills section
Be Sure You Are Eligible
Ar every city election there are a number of person;*j
" ,iM ru,n up a( 1110 l' ol ' B ,0 vote who are disqualified be-!
Vim’''' '"‘ l on the CITY RECISTRA-j
• .. u)K,v They do not under:-;!and, or have not under- 1
;tonu bo fore they are informed on elootion day, that the j
i < Kisl.i ation io vote in city elections is entirely indepen-'
oent. til registration to vote in state, county and national I
elections, fhoy have thought that because their names
were on the hook, meaning the county book which servos
in state,, county and national elections, they were eligible:
bo vote :r; all, including municipal elections.
CITY INCREASES OFFICERS
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UNC BARS RACE STUDENTS
24 Pages I NORTH CAROLINA’S LEADING WEEKLY I SINGLE |Q C
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VOLi MFh XXIX UALKI(;iI, NOIiTH G. A RULING WERK I-T DING .AT! RDAV, JANUARY 21. 1950 NO. TWENTY-EIGHT
TRUMAN, BACKS FEPC
TWO NEGROES
NAMED AS
HEW POLICEMEN
Spec.ihUion »s to which two of
tip f'/'u candidates for y-sifions «,
-■< v *-,■ 11 •y■* r tr 1 won id be appoint
ed. came to v\ end Tuesday with
’he .-.•, (’.-’.ring dito office of Samuel
•'. larkson and Norman Artis.
The appryji !;;•-•;. oi -.he tv. • trt?!'/
came as the t•- .-.Jfl -:f a iofig crtfi ■
ptiigi n. sevenil civic mganiv.a
tjnn-, •(-) ,| ~/p additional Negro po
li i.- ftt appointed to foe force
Raicig'- p,c.,., ha-, four Negro po
ll • 11 ,*■ 11 'h- ■•■uor two are John.
Baker anti .Joseph Winter:*, who
have been on the force for sotnc
According to Chief of Police 1
P Huyivve* tilcre -.vl!v be no
rr»or« eppointinenls • f Negro o'*
lic-'in- n in the ne-u f'.itn.i.-e, since
the *'!•. di. tni'.l -a’i'iii n*'!:.;- e,
• entinued on page S. this section
Nurses Group Approves
Courses At NCC
DURHAM—-M'• th Carci’ina Coi-
It-gc this e.-eek became tne second
T'ec.o institution >n Vue S-ntth. to
have it* r-rog' .10 -1 I'ubJie (leai •’ •
I .'in sun- accredit.a ted by the N"a
--‘i 1 til N.ii -ii ..; Accrediting Lcrckc.
Aniiouneement of the acci.edita
f- *
■im i ame troio Po-.idfnt Ait
F.ldei who said it marks anottict
step in the fulfilling the dream -I
, the total health program of the
i- late D> .l'i»T;c:* K Shepaid"
Mis K-thei P Henry, director
[> r, f the program, "h .■; worked uu
tiring! y to ruing out about its ~1 -
-1 cveciifation." Dr. Klder continued.
Pr;i,,- in Dr Shepard's death in
1(* 17. hf bad started the gioonct
-4 work for the program and Miss
Homy was employed, in February.
1948. working until President PI
; dec's appointment with an interim
': romrnltt.ee comp-sod of Dean At
Jury Hears Evidence
, Against ‘Dope King’ j
! WASHINGTON, D C Tie
| government rested its case ! •>-
j re-tot day in the trial of James
! 1 * J uv. I'ellow 1 Ronerls and Ids wife
■-’ii cii'iig" of pos-H-ssion, sale and
I transfer of narcotic--..
Dosci ibed by fovermnenl agent;
"cue of the biggest dope ped
dlers in the cofintiy.' Roberts uti-l
his white wife. Evalina. were u
) rested ny Federal agents last year. 1
■ aftoi the agents had consficaled a
l-'u'ge qu-intity of narcotic- in a
raid and tr iced ownership to Ho
! lacrts,
Ihe defense spent most of vest.pr- i
day grilling a government chemist
' with the air! of .1 blackboard and
; textbeoks in an effort to show that
|the chemist wns not a narcotics'
expert.
i la.-tie at stake vras the identity M :
ix exhibits, most of whicli the!
gov* rnrrn ni claims are drugs pro
cured i-.y Federal agents from T’o
GHJJ
K» M» vtlx t -UK 11 1 \IR> AT
-II YU 'The five'member In
terim Administrative f omiriiUrc,
v/iiii fj ,-.iH giside atf.iirs of .Shaw
University iu>u> a new president
is elujscn is pictmep ahovr with
President R P Daniel soon F*« -:e -
siime the Pre-sideocy t*f Vi'finU
State i nlfcgc Mean IV E. Str
belt F Aim ;'-v Dr Albert L I n
ne! and P' d. Ruth G. Rush
Accreditation ci the Duid.t.ti col
; -.V.'g *A. Of.-J.y. ruq-G 4 "-.. s-- 4
t. . > t -• K, C> a *-' . l-s’l S-. -.-.V
tifiio m ♦ m<a 'L.r.fh r'l.-il ■; ;xo°Vt"* : 1
< ijnt »nnFd od FT this
iu mm
l)r;iu Uvnrs l‘ Brandes !
riseil tlia six Negro applir-'i
f**u*i iho Nsi Hi ( iroiiiiH (,«
t,-g« I *v. S; bool, today, fl
tb< > were incligthl*- tor adnu -
< ion to Htr t nivar.sit.y of North
t'aroiint's Law School
I : andr-' statement follows a.
opinion previously Issued by
Staif- Attorney Fi>m'ra! Harry
MctVlullan. which claims that
facilfties at the North Carolina
law School or substantia>.v
f(j*ia to fho.«r at 'l”’ J n j err .ity
ip •. i ,- iSi October 8.
The chemist identified the fust ;
*'• o exhibits a-; cigarette butts con- !
Flitting marijuana The third he
- ui.l were four butts made of mai -
*.! ; i-dio. Ti.c fourth -.v.is 17 bottles -f
r-ocaine, 1 4 grain each, and exhibit;
t-A vas .-,00 tablets of 1-4 grain
cu-niio -sulphate Tlie fifth lie said
; "'as 1Y gr.tins nf bulk marijuana,
and tin- sixth v-- is lo capsules, of
’•’Hich ■ <i■ ifa contained 3 t grains of ’
: cocaine hydrochloride each.
When the chemist finished a de
scription of the exhibits, the do- j
i fee r attnrriey made a motiori tM-at
li:: •'-tutk‘l ; i,<s - tricken from the
iecorci sine*- he ■' u. not an expert.'
ui narcotic.,- H'wrvcr when the
; i’ r "ccut.io,; toid flic court that the
; chemist had been eonneeted with
the narcutii (itvia.uui nt: iiic Inter
jilt! 110 I 'SIU (>f fil :'Ui:.li' for ,'!<) VfOr-.
.the omtii.:i was overruled and the
i *.( liini’ii ' allowed io ; 1 . l uit ll
No one can vote •January HI on the question of whether
or not the ed.y bus franchise shall be transferred from the
'Carolina Power and bight Company b> the White Tran* '
,P'\rta n’on Company unless he or she is registered on the I'
■ !1V hook, i'nless you are sure, that is, unless you voted :
or know you were eligible to vote in a recent election for
city council members, cheek with your product registrar.
No new registration is necessary for this election if yon
are already on the city books, but tie sure you are on the
city hooks, and check with your friends so they can find !
out about themselves, The books dose January 21,
mw of the .School of Religion, wis
named i h.Uman. Mr. < ( 'dpaulri
: ing. f'iia.irm;*t> of Uic Lxfeutive
< ommilte, who announced seler
tievi ot the Intrtim Corninittc?.
termed iiflius of the school in
fine condition and predicted that
v. ith the cooperation of alumni
, and u end fbc committee will
»-,*.r».v on effectively from, left
GRAY ORDERS
ARMY TO END
RACIAL BIAS
Washington (Sitecml) Army
Secretary Cfray of North Carolina
■ r r 5. thi-, week pu? tee to into'
•h • A ail: ;>■ -: ir ;. "t ■ ••' *gi -i' V'g
:.*h;.-,> troop.-, into wiiite units.
(iid.v'3 i) i -.1 c v abolished the :
Aimy .-i -juoi.h -y (*‘m .vliicii ill t!i“A
past aclod to pirout iisalgnniciit
of Negro troop-, to other than ail
Negi* o*tifi!:s
g through ("t'a.'s ouier, the
.Ariiiy now, pi*-, i.tni-.ihiy, join, with
; ,'hc Air For: ■.; and the Navy in n I
p(.»Uc> ot non cli:;'Timinati''*n. The:
Arina's action wh;i ric* i'jcd 'ip’ii
afftr a -(•!••*-.•: ot weekend • ontr.-r
*m os -with high ranking offieci
ami ntcml>c; r. of the* Frc;dri“tt»',
Committee on l/pnlity of T'reat
ment iii the Arm* A Services
The nr-.v Arniv •.,r*iei i.-. regarded
th” beginttlnp step to "Huiina.'e
•gi - ..pition ■ oinplpiel v from th' 1
med services of this cotintvr
in ordei stipulaM-s ttiat Nesroon
in white iinitK urn to hi (mused
and fed with white troops.
Washington 0h.,0i vers v, re.d I I
i 'Continued on pat,-. ... f,r..,t scclt-'*n.i
Rogge Seeks To Re-enter
t rial Os “Trenton 6“
TRENTON. J. Federal intervention into the
' Trenton Six” murder case was nought yesterday when •
John Rogge, New York lawyer, asked a Federal judge for
permission to re enter the case,
Rogge and two associate..:? were removed as defense
con mud for three of the dx defendant;-; by Mercer County
; Judge Charles P. Hutchinson, Hutchinson charged the}
Hirer with “studied di -out'! n :,y and contempt" in their
tactic;; white preparing for Hu; trial
The -i .v Negro <lftendant.B, ac - - j
-trad of the murder of a 72-year
old rthopk'UHpin'. ,;:• n to h '
retried h,y ordoi of the Bt.a*r -o
(iiorio I’uurt, aM* ii ri!V(u :-;ed tht-it
origliu* l (tonvict ion.
iii'- 'UKUineiitH tor i'ne ie-eiv
to right, arc, I>r Nelson H Har
, its, Director of Education; Cilen
wood L .tones. Business Manager,
Dean Strarrsner; President Dan
iel; Dean of >h*- Coilcge F ast' • i'
Payne; anil IV. II qua, tries, I*>l
-Hv Si-i;a i'!i * t lif f,- w? m
f *-r committee represents an ag
gregate of 19 years service ■-*
-•hdvv !. ni verstty
tiSiik wTpla!
VI VJH \ SKRV ICE
Rererend O. E. Cheek di
recio;- of Public Relations at
ssha-n- rniversity will speak at
the I’M*. A 'Vesper Service -Sun
day January it at Loo P M
He iii dlwu-s his t- utopean
Tout of the past summer when
he vsri’ed several foreign coun
tries svhile a member of a <•«
opet-ativ«*. study group
.special usu-sci selections will
he presented by representatives
of the Hi t and (ira-Y clubs
MEN fIEGFIVE
TWO TEAR TERMS
IN COAT THEFT
so. iitif-, the state's rogues that
■ tiff m nteni'es be imposed .lodge
F; m.ris r i:'ub in C'-;y Gouit Tue.s
l iy -e*-,lm-cert two men t--- two
■os on the voeds for rlie theft of
'■ a Lido's (-"••its valued .at $Vi. from
i n»» • » ! i*«'t? department >tov«*.
T!,r p-v-.-i men who -.•ore identified
i Join” . Mi| glove ,11-,”! I ’.lg-M.e
: Willjmns of Durham, both pleaded
‘.cub;.- to iiic I-*i’l’e*i - * lirn-gc Re
. fore Doub could sfiotcni-c the pair,
!h*i .bite introducer) their records;
into c -id'-ucc. to .support the te
quest f:n h< avy .setiLeocex
i’ontinurri <io pace X. this section
trance ini:) the trial were presen*- i
*'i] ij, Federal District Court by
Hmanuel 11. Block, an associate of |
Hogg", «.v*io declared Hi at the nr
-1 t ioii >,i «iip County im!*« deprived
j 'k-j»rrt's of eounnnl ■!' theii o■ p t
; i liOßtnp,. and "might place bun- j
| lircfis possi*dy thousands of hv. !
i roes in Jeopardy as f*■ their con i
i siituHntial rights."
Rogge s-itil (hat. liU csmnvsJ de- !
I prlved the defendant* of their in-j
h dividual rights tt|-id“r fiie Four ;
I trent.h Amendment to the Federal i
i Conrtßation
"Tin-re is no other iUfdanre In a i
: capita! ease where outside counsel ;
was not permitted in the dete|‘»e,''
Rogge said.
, He cited ‘hr Hoop* 1 ?. trial the j
Sareo-Vcnseftt east:, the Torn Moon
ey case and the Kcottsboro trial m !
instances in which lawyers from j
: other states were allowed to assist -
in the defense.
Continued on page 8, this section '
WASHINGTON, D. C. Prasl
> dent Truman promised this week to
I use evcj y power .at Ris command
;t, defeat the repeal of the 21 day
iiule which would prevent an
■ KEPC bill from reaching the house
! floor
j The President made t!iis promise
'to a deK x nation front fhg i^cxtiooo.)
| Rmergexv y Civ’J. Bights Mobilize
tk*n group .vhu.h c-.-nduded a three
. day ses -ion he*-® yesterday.
The Mobilization was sponsored
by y< national organizations who
attempted to gait; support for the
' Presid-'>.•'■> civii rights program.
M Troo: m bitterly criticized Mi?
coalition of Southern Democtois
und Republicans on the Rules Com
mittee, which sought to repeal the
2! day rule undo, which the ad
t’ontlowed r-n page 8, till:, section
BOOTHE SAID TO
HAVE CHANGED
CHAPE i, HIIT. (Speciali Reports
•vr re published here Wednesday
I at Thomas Boothe active in N.
.A. A. C. P. avd civic affairs, had
: Ven “converted" to the oppesi
ttrn views of FEPC which he wear
i ■ Washington last week to sup
port.
Booths was unavailable for corn
mast as the time the reports ware
received here, but a close friend
and associate in civic affairs said
he thought the reports had been
i: “distorted."
The Washington
jOf the Durham Morning (Jerald
■ uiiblished the story under a Jan
uary 17 duteliane. The correspond
ent identified Boothe, as son of a
long- time custodial employee of
♦he University of North Carolina.
? ontinued on page 3, this section
CROSS BURNING
OUTLAWED BY
CITY COUNCIL
Continuing its crackdown on ;.he
Ku Kuk Rian, the City Council
adopted an anti-intimidation onii-
I nance this week, aimed at crip
, phng the Rian activities.
the passage of the ordinance fed-
I !o,”s by several weeks the appi-:.-v
d of another ordinance outlawing
; the wearing of masks. At the time
j r 's the passage of the initial or
dinance, ii was promised that
ttyonget action against the Klan.
would he taken, and the new ordi
-1 nance is the outgrowth of that pro
i inise,
A third o (finance which would
! have prohibited a member of tha
| police’ department from joining the
; Continued on page *, this section
f*i: it: ttt iTs all
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