4jr
--,. ' '\ yy ... , l i. ■< ■
set TRrSTKtS ibe three
Negro mi’m!<n of Morth (,af»-
Jili) Collar's tmsifp hoard, in
eluding Dr •. >l. Iliihhairi, Rut
Lucas Changes
Senate Date
WASHiNGTON --• Nor ate v->o!'
of the FK.PC ; Fi ip. >’(■ ••■•'l : i
erj until ,(t least •: a -lori.t'e
D‘nv.n ,iti'- Ir•••'•««: on Wedne M
programmed tnioe >.: :•>■ n-r ' , up,
ahead es it
Srr t’e i>i innf-rifl . i•' .rp". '-,• :. t
!_,’ ■>'. I'l' .aid til-' ;•>! 'It:: cs*
Shift.. Wfrr | n g<T. ~i ~:• * i:i")'r’<fi
cy nat nr i, tifi r. > pi oiupi ;•! • »
desur '• -if i r!ip(
Her.'- nr RepY,;
IVho >,''.<• v.n, !• ■•«' Up' ; e.vn .1
vote Ofo'tMO 'till :t»d '■ ■)•<
t?>e lit. . f p ... a-., ,|. a.;.. f : ,
ptornpt r m/ina .ted ntiri
on, the rneiivui ■
T;;n tea; .1 • :■;.:
seherivt* ‘ t;i [oil '•■■ • a.- , y . .
Ofl th*’ i''--' a l!i.; ■'■ i in i
s* tis rid --n't t!i" mturo! ;>.:;. mi-
That •>■':: V'.t :•■■■, i ' • . i ' ••Vi l
Hie Senate anr.ttt Ylorrb hi.
Following • T.rettnu ■! ‘hr Is.
cr. !11 • f ’ ■ ■ v ' i ' l l I
the oc.it :'• ,i f.-.-i ; t i-i,| ; •. ■
urgent tit fit i< ti' •! ••■; ;
%p.d possibiv m: kite ti'm
Ing locisia’i'in ‘'III ... I !;. I •!.
ttheitd of EE}".'
Tfe admitted ’ I ■ >'■•* :• n .; i
na v lif ' c :i:! d Api i 1 aile •
t'np Senate ;>r'.( xiwed \ • ■.. d pi -
vd' iisi v booked men: in <■ -
It i; expected th.-t vh*Ti th« ■.•!
does come before i u- Semite. A ■ -
imnibti .ti..i. Os n-'.i-i .i; 1!■■ n • >
f**r (he i--: -. "M ■ “
Rockefeller
Adds Drive
lor Colleges
NF.W YOK / : )n- “f ie
wealth]! si men. John O l!.w. fob •
pi . ,lv i f-coini iff <d Tile-day aid
to higher edm .<ti<>• ■ t'-. .V'*!' »•
H 'the ■•'ill '-t 'a..,.',, ) pa,.;
tema which com-cp r the N**tti >
pic."
Chainrai’i of <)>•• nutioiiti! i•> nr il
of the '■ ;. : • 'i< . f ■’
Mi Hncki fi ll( id a. ifh a ad, : ..,
of (• lance, hn - infa, ,r <i n■■ ■
to plan f'lr tills -.far- c'nnp-iisn w
behalf of tins *' -tw colh ■'•:•■ ltd
imlvo .ilies for Me;.a n .student in
vaijoii, action a of the count]
Mr. Hock “fell. r. ior to h
lifelong int.eic : .t u; the c , ■ e,
plained t T .pt pra- eiu hi,<!>••.• *rl i
cation f r Kecin- a a, . pi iili’n'
:n v<ev of 'he pip re a;o in l ; , u
ernpiloyment in tnaov • ail . >1 lit,-
'Rut A is not a pr-'Mem. he
added tha I ''in ie 1 ■ <I! !it i;
force 'but rather by persruialii >
»nd inividua! approach "
Mr Rockefeller declared that lee
organiration had been . , •■: I t
keep f, cm it rank‘ "t ' :; e:ils" . i i
would use tiv Nta'io problem • «
advance their own interebs
ill- saifl that tile aim of the n
ganr/ati: :. raa. a ii.eoutroversi u
and (a iiv.f i lll ■‘l\a ■. ” lie aid ft'* l '
fifed for the fund was very great
and added that while it merely
scratched the surface, the contri
butions would make the dift'eron '
between serious want and 'andan
men! and ability ol the colleges to
cany on their proanun
Lieut Gen I e«!ie R. C,r' ve«.
former director of the atomic'bomb
project, said the fund raising tani
paign would lie lirnefiia.il tf> the
people of the entire country. and
that it would contribute on all lev
els to the devoopment of leader
shin aw on g the Nctoo people
Thomas A Morgan, president of
the Sperry Corpora ti n. is chair
man of the fund's hoard of divci -
fers Re stressed the value of •*thi;-
Christian approach” in an economic
nnr| social problem affecMie' I a .000 -
Contimiefi mi jiage 8. this section
Senate Group Favors
Rights Commission j
WASHINGTON, D. C.~ A bill to
area ie a commission on human
rights tor the nation's capitol clenr
f* the first barrier toward passage
late Tuesday afternoon, when it
passed the Senate District Commit
tee by a 5-2 vote.
The measure rails for an 11 man
eotmrti.ssion to he appointed by the
/President, subject to Senate con
firmation. Its primary function will
're to apply the Golden Rule to
District Racial Problems, investi
gate reports of civil rights viola
tions. and im-pitm n commendations :
for legislation
Votin." for the bill were Senators
Martin M Neely. (IT. W Va.). Mar-'
ham dentist ' third from light. '
sfaridini;, ulin «a.. elected -i" re
; ir\ f»t th«, imard ire she , n
here. !)r < < . Sp-Uiliiing. veter-
‘ I
. ...... ■<: ,'•••■. ; e..idti'.-n f 1
‘he lav i
'P | ... . ..-I ~1 ,'ieii eld ri.a V;- 1 ,( .• 1
! ;,(• }!' ■ .1 vv Of-nftCi I ell c * ’ .' 1
; I s *■<! J .;» f>lbplO V| ,"" t I
< ..lit,i,iM'd ..n ti Itiia .retiftn
City Hospital Seen
As Wisest Move
;.Y i.KUd'i T':r Rai< Igh Cl".
■' ■~r it wa' i,i . f vund jt eif tin:
... get • f lilting ••• i ig.
1 I. i -bid apringinf* tlnui
e *eri: .. ii ret : -in;; Uu rhf fa.'.d,.
t ■ S‘ Api! • Ih' .p.u.d. V. Hi r.iHin -
■ • -if !'s i ngmal r' a nich
City official prede led time vVed
i" iv.
Toe end th d i ,
Cii'.' e.'iuhi.lim.eii have ,i;: rair: ;e d t
'• ■ led Mel, belief tft at b e dCUOII
i v. !■■■) rii.. die arid inju •». an<! •
view ~f fh* growiuit title -if ... •!
1 rra iit -ig . t,...■ Me ■ i". p ‘l'.e < ;., ar
iii. i,a ..i have c, fie -r'. a; -io■ 1 ■
• >i i.
Already there ii.i.'i been VuiU!'
I:':,;. ■ I 1-1 o’' id .1 the fact f -
J.l.gi Ml e 1 ;:‘;pul,|l I 'il 111 lit!'
i 1 ; l a.ail e, i*"lv ell ioe I.eril' d
' C’ie provided by a .ur.;,ie priv-'O
tie..; d a. Vi It'll the heal ic’d ■>>
th' ."i' ■ mo'* its cst.izeiis would ins
... . iv I;, • ; -| of i m
■ :i,,al f fe.i je’a!.
Ti e .idvia'Ates of 'his 'plan pain.
•'Hi 'hat ■ thci ie. ;;e North Carojiria
i , . ..ia e vs' ■ui ■■ •'d M-■ c,i<:i p.ii
ii - j>i•. - ; . and foul them ..itJMne-■
i ■ ./ |! h,;r; f-- *T: p , 'U'ti'd O’.lf tlldt
11, ;i:< an of h dis.is.ter sued a.s :>
iiai?i m .hi • peimvc the
In.: in': ,i Agnc- *i ■ i'. i'-o o>uiu
‘ mat handle* Ihi joo.
VYbe-i f|uesti‘*m-0 "U Monday
e,j }.} > ~ and th" . ,| diii linne t■: us
I u'li ~ ho-pdai, May-i lb I)
• Snipe:-', aid ’be p<bitity of -uvh
I I;■ ■ :.. aid iI• -v*■ to ;*■ ' . in
r* ‘t '[• ,ior, f) f 11:r c, \ % > r
1 .! *ii jt • D> if • ’i* ' * s rno *
head I t wee!: when the f.'i’"
. ( ’ , a . :, u, •■.!, i] .< ■ia a>; d! on 1 !; d
f slvd no in:* };■ ‘r si;) propria in in.--
would a- :•:a• ■r- I, U;f il> ■:■::•!l?l! of-' e
I the uaent ipp; opi ;d;: n i,
i he i ■d. i; ■m t March ’0
The : •;|v tunic lee stand that i 1
i. if u ~ ten; .:' a 1 1 ;< f I'a. County
coveieinicnt. to ;.invid< f, f «it». care
‘•f >•>».,• i*v palieida who li'-/e in R ’-
i--i Rh. nice !; ■ itv i ■ a pa • I ! : tc*
The CreiUlv CoiiMsd ..e'nora h.,vc
since * fieri, ind ,e ec> imi'erbin
terr a m cf< it <•).' ,■ !ti;d. tic y tii.l
Va. Salons Kill Bill
To Banish JC Travel
RI( 11MONT), Va. -Heated charg- -by advocates of
11 i»> Hoot ho Bills, that a Justice f'ommit.too of the House
of Delegates, had acted illegally when it voted on Friday j
to kill the measures, wore denied hero th is week hv Dele
• gales Joseph J. Williams, ehairfan oi’the committee.
Thf* sooond Ri'nup lo fiDpt'ar .u
• :he hearings war the •‘Moslem
1 Teague for We..mm Provinces."
which presented the unexpected re
‘ finest tor a ten year Hi itish trus
teeshi’p for the predominantly Mo.x
loin western provinces [t said it
would reject any union with Rthi
opia.
Commission members said that
the hearings indicated that some
of the Eritreans did not even know
■ the difference between Indepen
den. e and union with Ethiopia
i tile Oitalormihut delegate said in
garet Chase Smith <R.. Me. 1 ), Jo- j
-ci>h W. McCarthy <R Wis.i, Kd-j
ward L Leahy (D R L>. and Lea-I
toi W. Hunt. <D. Wyo.)
Senator Estes Ketauver. iD.. j
Term.i voted against the final ap- '
proval. after he had lost a 3-2. a-;
rrendrncnt to limit commission in
vestigation to "unlawful" r-ici <1
discrimination in employment ed
ucation. and public accomodations
K'Jl'auver urged the c''mmittce to
••di.ihold action on the bill, until
District home rule becomes law
"The commission would be far:
■ more effective" raid Ketauver "if
■in elected ,citv council direted it
rather than Congress."
an trustee, is also standing, sec
ond lia*m right Or Robert M j
llendrii-ir, \sh»villf dentist, is I
'-tin-aii -a' urd ,u the extreme
right
Oliier trustees SriHllde, stand* !
iug left (o right I red \ Smith. |
/ebulnn. State Superintendent of j
Public Instruction I laude A F.r- |
in. R dcigh irresident .\H«nso j
f isle, ol North ( ruolina College; |
In Htibhard, Or. Spauriing. and
!*• -edm Bisvnes. Durham, presi- i
ent of the Horn<‘ Security life
In-Mrani e Company.
Seated, Irll to right, the trus
tei are Mi s Cillie Braxton Oran. |
I nnKbtirg, spencer Murphy Sai
ishur y. I ! Satterfield, I imbei
lake; R M f-.intt, Durham law- I
•if wlm iu, named vice rhstr
m<n ot the hoard. Walter Junes, j
ii . Rockingham, Dt Hendrick
, j-. t i, tend " ■ a. ip is iv tinv
rc'UC’v ior !ht c .ii'e of city i,riant;-
; Oi ;t»n.l
fey r.,kun. such ‘in ■.!!)•• iitif-I pm, •
in.; !',u<(. if i.- reported that me
City Council t. ..ft.!! tied 1 vlb
. , :;k 1 d UlUletl
.•lie .‘III f, f i ,nej rf.il • ‘ | (l , stmilC
ijnv'ing ibe < tilin' I'd ~f city ctl.u
, ~ 1 11 ■u i s
i i'. .by It IS i-.'cevc-i fil'd UK*
•.viti offer i<> pay a portion of,
1 , .» oi c.ii i," p-itien!
( <uit.oiiod on page X, this section |
Police Nab Robbers
Os Number Writers
V/A SHIM'S VON, |> C Morins
with al;i • * ;t machine like ac'-ricn
' *h< y..n!mil r . ;Vl 'UUd'/ vert the
sbi*oh r.tddup of « gfiniblc!wid
ow lie.:’ Satii><!-iy night., recuvcrcd
■ ,;! I • ar;d in iy, . t,v o »•
A rnirti is .dill heing sought
Victim iii tic' Saturday nicht. iob*
. , l•; iiichf tlolrlw . I
i!23H 12th .'»t N W vvh" was ick.u
•Hu" : .<• widow of Williartf
How.-mi T-ift <Sunshine) Roldwure,
• i tiurniici writer kill“d in an auto
.-tfrad , r< • a h 111 May 1913.
T.u. ", .'ii'sff-d vci e Finest
.Ti . :M. 2800 huh St N. VY .
a Iv If", 111 1 I .eiaiy IV ndv. 28. of
lh S» N VY who identified
hin.sf I f ■ .i • ■ a rui net sh Ah men.
police :,sio, d;nift< ! the robbery,
b’ch.'c -tfi f)c" found three gun
in a closet in Price.- home Two
wcm! .33 cult her revolvers <i r; 1 one
•a I iqm- pistol
Tf'lice said that they had connect.
<-d the men with I ‘lie- of rcb
berm of numbci • "'liters extending
! :. i■, .id . Yii'cmhi >• Police ~ii-t
He iiii r ■ci < identified as partiei-
Pam . in a d lf’fiO i hei \ last Sc,i
ie;; e:. uirl a NYOO i uhher'y tile da '
lie* iic Ch; i.din.'i'-
Frier rind B'ltidy '■*'ei«> chaigt'd
'.' :io I'obljei '.' I v force and vire
would nbiect to anything based on
such confuned testimony
'Continued on paw. g i .t Section, 1
Durham Pastor Starts
*.oliiinn I his Week
in !h< ;i> irrinir times when
man's minds are disturbed by
Mm threatened evils of Hel]
bombs and racial dl.-crimina
lion, the CAROLINIAN and
Mm WILMINGTON JOCHNAL
bring to their readers a new.
inspiring. and dynamic column
In one of North Carolina's
most progressive young Chris
lian ministers of the gospel
! The Rrv, Harold if. Roland,
pastor of the Mi. Gilead Bap
tist. Church oi Durham, who
last week focused world wide
attention upon Baptist evan-
Contimu.fl on page 8. this section
; - - -•- .... „ t,.. „ __ ___ !
Judge Waring Calls Racism A Cancer
NEW YORK—-The Southern ad
vacates of white supremacy are
mentally sick and obsessed with
false doctrines that threaten the
freedom of the world, Federal ;
Judge J. Waites Waring of Char
teat oil. S (*. charged here this
week, '
D A MIIMC
rAS I %m M ilio r Han I
FEPC SET FOR APRIL
THE CAROLINIAN
124 Pages' north Carolina's T.eaoJng weekly ivory' I.oc
\ OL!' MK XXIX NORTH CAROLINA Li AT! KhAV, >iAß'li t, I'.ii.M • > l IITK ! V iVf l
COUNCIL UNDER FIRE
NCC Law School Approved
(iii j hi, I Dies hi Blaze
Vv luh Parents \rr hil
.
GUKt/aSBOHO With her
c.nt a* r A".l f t'iier 1.1- tb a a :y
■or!.', a. ♦“•ie vec ->ld girl died
early Tw day intfrolng. it’ the
flamed which <tesi roved the
home of hei yaretib'. on Houte
1. Ruilfu'd ( ol I egc
The child 'i:ia idenrifled ad
i 'ie I'-'.iri Ki|e;* daughter cl
.bi.-eph ta Riley.
The flam‘w broke out in '(><'
!: ;•! Jo .tin V 'be »ipie
III*- child w.l'l id the house v .
tier gnimtmothev aiiri three o’
er iiiiid.li children. Ihe graio
mother ni.'tnugmi to g* t *!
rhi «■ “tifi r chilli* »t, out • f it
; blczing tioiise out caokt not re
I CtiV 1 aft 1 ip.
b-r.i" ■!■!(; ft • unde 1' • ■ 1
; d ‘'.fi'll !,|(Vi' li f Of'
■ v b-i fC ■; a 111
1 rnroi «*nt**!'<' th» H-'ldwaie te m*- aoo
I'OobP! y
According I > j.oiiif the three i
• men entered :u jv .Idware hO'oe «nd :
f ii-rd ,\1; . FV.tdw.ire her : n ■
atvi .-eiothci woman into a hed
l', *<■,;,. ~nd lm • '•! Itm “ bill
thev tin 1 house
M' : R' bHv-H f:' 1:0 tin 1 . in took
S4O in cash and jewelry valued:
at. $6900 The women were not j
•'ib 1 rned.
Uneasy Truce
Reigns As ter
Bloodv Riots
«*
I!
< Al'l- H.)\V ; bn Af.yja
'Atla i - The rtutlng air-und •»*•• S
black fringe of the tit*, of Johanes-1
lun g v.'.i quid ia.,ip after the heat ■
< i rioting la,* week, but all is no* j i
j'juief on the South African fiont '
1 Thi.'. far! i:- obvious b> tt.e neesencc i
;, 'l large poii'-e forees
South A;ura s ecormroy A based
on etvaj, native labor, and in a
f 'luntry where Negroes outntunber!
• whites al least four to one. the •
a','i!i-.i' of (lio rioting can v-.asily hr
"!-("ivereti This is proven by the
1 art that Par.lament ha- been ciis
cussing it with a general refdiza-,;
i I ion that they are deep a noted, rad i
•if ionq standing (
‘ Tia situation, said (>■ E G Jan- j
, cti, Mim.-tt'i of Native Affair:, is ,
I .merely an inevitable stage, result -
ing from (lie policy followed by
the whiter, in the pas? If, has ,
; hro.iHif about a breaking up of the ,
; tribal affiliation.!; of the native'* ,
from the-ii own people to create t
:nla which could not h<- ncceptecJ
; h.y (tie white population. But veter
,an ob "i-vev; s< c in the situation, t
fortiori" who would lead the natives .
to a realization of their own mv
peiidcni'c.
Highlights On I* LPC
By ALK’K A IH'NMOAN
WASHINGTON (AMP) Th
fact that the people of this counity ;
! are interested in fair employment
war, demonstrated last Wednesday
when citi/.ens from all sections of J
the country crowded into Washing-1
ton to observe the action? of their j
ropivscntat Ives on the KB PC bill.
The visitors galleries began to j
fill shortly after nine a. nr. by spec j
fetors who wanted to ho on hand 1
"MT don't have a Negro problem
in the South, we have a white prob
lem.'’ ihe judge declared. “It's hard
for me to ray it. hut it's true. The
white men in my part of the eoun
! try are sick mentally, obsessed with
their false doctrines."
'I he, jurist, who handed down a
MM Will NOT
AFFECT SUITS
AOASNST UNO
E v rßflAM ttiiii'itn. 'Pnienf
*si* ■' ."t; i c,; ili ir.i. rps Xnrri, r,ic.’!tiu
" .i (.iv. ftrb"‘)l by tic' VtW?t
ic.i , R,ir Assoctntinn was tiuvl"
•.••• < Tuesday by Prc'oid*‘ii* Alfonso
Elder nth f'tu'fjlina Folle
. Eider' dnnuiiiicctneti*
fin tlv busiof a “T
IV "ti h‘ * ’ “ill i l ill ut
:>1 Albert Ij Turner w|m
tig') tit'ehding sessions; of
ie: 1 n R-ir \ ;r»rin' i
Inlon that th" aeci edii-i
he taw ".( honl will in up
t tii*' pcmling suit ' of 'hr
ijd'hilsi who s*'**t; ** * iiit*'i
v*’r* '!y of North I‘aMlim
non!, was expressed h■ :'*.* by
r n Pearson, bn'i.i attornev who:
)ir: tinot! retained by the 'tuT'uf •*
In Ms tejegram lo President E!
fin- 1 ian Turner, suited "iVhoot
.‘tpiucvcd thin fMundyy) evening
Suh;p.'i two years riimual in",
( *ftltiH’t*'a “ft p.iqr 8, ttiis sr* : ian
*' { *
State Boxer
Wins Title
Fight In N, Y.
NEW YORK Gilmore Nr v
: kirk of Salem “ •?»'. ana who
lhail.-; fi(nit Wllmngton. N C. L-rJ
v. cel; won the hcav - weight “per.
title iii slip turnons New York Grid
m (!!■ I Tournament, defeating!
•limrnv Vincent Clamblno. t'VO.
Newktrk won by a decision
io ve Viefoi c ttie Wilmington
boy had : f ii'iiei the Golden Glove;; :
.Senu Ki-in! won it decisively, if
Utirr'iwiv. (ij-, |.-ft hook caught and
'tagecred ejambino in the first if
!: -rinii"’T'i to ' fii.-nbin'i's body ,i:aj
ue- el u; t''th the second atid th.e
•uird Blood b-akef trom Gamniu ■ ;
tin-*' fro.in (no i :*''*.'ni)'t round. But
rarely Ire. u winner had to t a ke
Close pi niahment than Newkirk
( ootinupd <.i» pagp 8. 1 his s-.-f *io F ,
Negro Vote Sought
By Progressives
CHICAGO Thu importance ~f ;
toe Negro' vote V" . locognized her.)
ibis week at the Second Annual
Convention of the Progresivp p.n
1 >'. whet, party bigwi'-s were ad
vi-ed to tjiko root,*, among the Ne
i%t"P pcoplp who fi if* in fpsr of w<.n\
T])f Instruct i 'ms came from o
Jeon Ro"ye. New York hivvyei'. and
one of the top echelon ciihusmh
els of the party.
Th<* 'party leaders were urged to
wt'k chiefly for more jobs, eco- :
non lie s cent itv. civil rights la.'
and for repeat of the Taft H*u tjc .
labor law.
In a move which .some observers
, when the House opened its session
at norm.
; Hundred* of other friends and
locs formed a quetyoe In the lower
House corridors r ailing lheir turn
: for seats.
: Once inside, many of the sperm,
j tors sat for hours without taking
time out for food, water or other
j necessities tor fear of losing their
i places.
(Continued on page six)
rulin'* in 1047 thui allowed Negroes
to von* in South Caroiin/i primaries •
for the first time since reconstruc
: tion flays, spoke before 800 persons
in the Convent Avenue Baptist
Church, for a Harlem Interracial
Platform sponsored by the Raptis'
Kdabationai Center,
Happy Khmer New Year.
!M HJ)*\M < ! Nsrs I t AW K
|>r Alvin Vi Rose. gf.idii,iTp
pi (iff. at (it sociology it Nor til
f arotina College isecond from
IGti, "ill leail ■> <(<-iv of i*fnsus
taker , during the !7tb decennial
census which begins iieic April t
JURY REFUSES
DAMAGES FOE
RAILROAD BIAS
Chic.'t.go 1 .*l. •i' 1 A ftp v utlihg
in fcdci.U court heft-re .Inigo ~ii .
"hari Ij Jgoe returned a «c*al*'d |
“not guilty .• t •i• •' in a Mo,'Hilt
Continued on page 8, this section
ledie ■ d was nv-tivated a de
nt! • to obtain it"- Mrs; o i-iit*-, p ; ,.i! i 1
(ioi.C'-.-u! roni ••rt sim'fi non !
•■d <-r. f i h;ti inan 'if the party
f’ontinotri on ••. * os section t
!'- - - |
111
I m IT 4) (Vobrl Pn/r
or,i o. Sweden Twenty-*lglit i
per ■on . in,-biding Dr Ralph
Bundle mined ' egvo diplomat, j
were iimn In a ied here eat ly thi ,
: - di [ th<- 1950 Mo be I Peace j
Prize
The diplomat, who negotlat- !
po fit" MTnie.Mcc .-set tl omen is in ,
Pal* -Mine, was one of the r,ix !
Americans inej lifted on the list
I rl-v'ised by I lie Mohe) 1 ’fi)!-»■
Prize (nrtP'ile
The Nobyl Prize, which car
ries i ii:ih award of between j
J f 110,000 and >M‘S.OOO is tionuailv
awarded in Oilobw lo !be per- i
non or u! kh n izat ,on that has j
tlolie ihr most *o promote, [race
in the preceding year.
The prizes were established
bv Alfred HI Nobel, Swedish i
inventor of dynamite, In bis j
will. !'
1
\M?»rk»ng ' ’ in pro
viding civil rights for Negroes, us •.
'the most <bmgt rous doctrine of ,
o'v<r ago." ho urged his audience to
Hpeak out against the {imitation oi
minority rights and to bring pres
sure on gov’t officials at all lev* ;
Corns not'd on page 8 »,-U; section
*»!. jh'.r, vho will teach n*x?
m« r rour.sc.** .it North f rrofina
fell c.%*' in «itflit,h>o to b*. regu
lar session work, is shown here
be tn £ su ofti fn 74 •-» n <rf* u* Jf* »d *
Ivy. ? i> Rogers, rrgiotiail c-msus
chief ‘ extrpnir left)
r <>•-; r, H'tjf) *t *hr- So*
v/'f-dK nf *hn ;u*d »vh r * htf's
/ (5‘.,r 4 t -'li i f»t thr * ho. tf.gO
rpinnii v.ji'tn nt) Hur JR f l 1 1 100 >,
w-is vi' HiUE priitessor oi social
ogy U lUooklyn Odh'g?.
HlimiTifr, His ri ppoin? rvorM to v«
•tis.fj |ion( fn this Staff marks
lh#» firs# tirrif* a >?fgro h *?, held
• if* >i ? »f.sponsible position
<>thrs tiev Irjdffv *l> lh*
r»U.I h tin ■; (fitfgi i.tfd tC U OS
t. 4 S- * > in* III'!* lr( { to right, trooi
!»r K !"• v.f i iu? I! O % r ~ fs| »fwir f m < -
Kft) f lho mas J MaonfTt. f B
Cal Ms. ii. If ;\f Kr * mci, :md
M» ffr-lfo Schwa?/
Thf rfiviir-, is taken every ten
Three Star?
Test Os D. C.
Ant.i-Bias Law
wa.'HlM'-'Jo: . I* ‘ The firs*
step it, flip, tt nting of Ihe
77,v- tr old -inti di ■■ •■riminution law,
faU‘i! bet'- 'I iir.'.fi.iy. v.-brtt
three Mpgr •.<•;•• filed affidavit's v.-ith
t!se- ( (ii'po.) ;itb-!' t oJMl.ser,. nff):’--.
<! 1 S rill J- Ml : * t 'b 'V had bf|-;tl > • I •;. .
ed service m h I'RHiauras'f.
The. three wri-e Ilirs E-sie
i'lv ei) of T .’-it. 'i‘. T V rep
resciittrii; the l.'niitd Cateteiia and
Re?-t:i.nrant Wm kors Union; ti r
Rev. ArUu:i- jr Kini;-,, parlor oi
ti,, !»«•<,pb'f, ( -mgivg,!tU-Hr-! Clue r>
iyji •-.: ~i. ; . W . a- >d lib- Mary
>'it M-p Trior'l v,ell kbP'-vn r'hira
lot -uid -viilow of ■„ Munhdpai <‘ourt
.fudge.
T'oflßnuf-d on p-rgr 8. On ,cfi imi
Boy Who Saved Church *
Will. ReeeS v c A w ards
RAL-ffJOH The boy who saved
Daddy <d to c’s Chuivh from being
df p o-o.i by film SuurjH.y win •-‘
reh e ?penial reeogiiltioH ,! f s a local
radio prigrtim Satiudi.v morning
Pei '-y A Jones. Jr. will be aiverd
vri I'll,.:, by It 11 d fiim-- during' i)
broarb I'rnni tile Ivlcrm-imi A.tl
riilniiuio through the facilities of
Radio Si'if i-n VVP M , fUdi.irday
mot riiti;.', Mui'eii «|th. at 10.1(0, Young
Jones j s tiiy son ,«f C|«i -md Mrs
Percy A. Jones. Si of HO3 Souid
West St.
Percy. Jr was riding mi South
St Sen--' .. with his faf : who
selves as a cook at Fort Bragg,
INJER-R AC! At
K A!. fc l'.,i{ l»ie Rev. Ft
Eut.'iev. -;f !/>■? Unite:' Church, t
• s.-'y s" ", Rmeigb to brave
> i> morning drkrle to greet !
-■ ;p> Bun-:*.>*;• on his recent vi
■ the ci*v. gained a victory lu
a- . in hir- fight for bet
a: •>; vndetstanding..
I'.y < of 8:1-37 the Rjembi
>£ r■ rhvr'-n dismissed chart
-lupht h;m and his inti
:i ’pr.'imam m letter of. pi
■ t ,•■•,.- m, . ‘r s ihuich >.).'?
•r 5 ■h . ..-ailed tnemselves t
f.h’n !i '' ■onTivUs'e "
'foe irftpr charged that a ptogi:
•f • in'en-o- is! attitude:- end gr.
ti rs ’ 5- n>Si'fing the church, ti
Rev I'Mt.tler's leadership Is Inac
■ ; :i fp u;-j lout the church- You.
I--Hm<.-- i;p ;ut~ income '‘mainly
in ■ c inter •■< ’ I»i pro*
. ’ 11 .*
Wh m the m ater was brought
... ■ gr.o;;i of some 200 p‘
v a d 85-37 for a resoiuti
oora the allegations
- . . ie *. e.- : -. e--- ■ i r,ou t basis
f. •*" ,:;d .urmorted the chare
i'to anti Rev Fustier.
it- v t: , ; r ier ”.■ out of town ti
11 isn 3. tills see tie
, lie.-s. r Air dtt,erft<?n es th
i -1 i umni- t.i- flepirtiufti!. an
it. is fif.ni fbi) informatlnn tbr
fpi-tfiri! „jnH| mher scri-'l iftforw
*r e h.i ,rfi iip'.'n
FLOG6ERS DRIVE
COUPLE AWAY
FROM HOiE
BALUDA. S J'- The horrify!
•J ’ of a sharecropper and i
j ■ n ■ who were beaten savagely i
' -■ y • i;>,' of between 12 and 3.5 whi
>:;f H a"d a’cand ned several mil
fj.-m their home without she
,, revealed here this week.
The i= »n Ro.seveit I'-!cKinney, -
Old .sis ■■■iff, I ouise, 40, told inv:
I tiaatorr. tiia* they recognized sor
tot <l,e men it' the gi' .up bid
slratd to reveal their names -
o- : r possible reprisals
Act orriuig to the investig
f.uniJy had liv 'd for j!wu ;
; ■ it -in i fn in Snh'd i CosibJ
I-u ■ .u! till uiiic . north of
F-f' y''fir ’ri hot
s'in •tv nifib! in q'.iestior? ti
■. .• id do vo; o out -id" "f a wh
• o .. *fi it they knew Mr McKi
• !y- fc ■ i erl that one <-f t
• ■■ • vbo v .irked for the man ml;»
jr- sr.o-.p 1-1 of tr itble. w«
1 , j'c- t-Meie he was .seized ai
■ it; .•••;■-u m -in automobile
Mr: •'•■ivKinney said that as s
• *-.) f.yi to go itt to see v'l’Tit w
- !...| i eainr. f m: door. <vas brok
dioyi.i and several white men e
l lei cd
!} t Mt-brin’ieys said th.it ant
•> ->■ '/id so" ran out of the hous
. ... sfotv of a nearby fie
■ j ov ihv men shot at hint c
• : missed.
) WUeo ".Tts t i-v r , inupy .u' tciflVj
«,) so res! t 'he Uieu Ju - - Unas
C'ntHmiiyt on |>i|f 8, . j.nti
I "'upu i-e noticed that sirolte- »
• ft-iuie-. "■v-ve leading from tb»- rc
■ [ U»#> ■•'..-'ideii ft :•«!* of Dad
Groce's "... a ‘Templf He call
1 it ru bis •father's aifenUotl, w
drove around the corner and call
Hie fire department The fatbijr' 'c
• uni n"iice wtu-t bis son was aayl
in ihe Iwglonlng but the sun
i naiiy cr-r.vinced him that the bull
in.' was re illy on cite
; YmtitiZ Jon**- w»s acconvpcoii
his father In Fort Bragg, as he *
i t"ii *.U>*.s ~h wvek-ond:- Tin- younj
.-Ur i:; ~ /Tit-rniji.r of a nelghborhoj
‘ fi; i: fivlib-r?: or.f'anizcition and jg va
> proudly .showing a newspaper i
■ count of the incident to his buddi’l