TYPICAL SCENE AT POLLS LAST SATURDAY r jv i. l -. v m . tA "** \ ■ ' TYPICAL M l ST.. Above is * typical Raleigh scene that took piacc last Saturday as voters flecked to the polls in piling up a record numberof ballots for CMTTH PI AM FOR 9it«l PRTMARV IsPJlfJlill A mU. iilfr' 4 itaJIIWP H 1 PKITIiI . TELLS PAPER 13 HOLD TIGHT Indiestion ' Pat p ; *!oi ?}■ -. ■» •.•> :• • Willis s>n\iU\ '’unue? -u in •■- 27th P'.L'navies for -he • Senatorial p:>\* nation. rn seek a Seco *.<-i p* im** •• > - l ths- wee*? v nen “o m \c-nr-. \* Smith's pi i blip vei.'? fieri' direelO’ requested that all . 1; nc^s pa pi- VS retain pe.t/!e'U.v ;,.,- r 'nr sen* L)v ■.:• .Li >{ in *a ;m > ;d. f’! ~! ,-y. Immediately |oll<**.dng the tabu lation of b-,Tf r in '- • ••■ u-," iv- a voting, Candidate Smith : ; p* j huddle With M-vWal -If !|| • O I leading , n)i : hwtv and iiny. ad ISO*-: '■-> idy ;.-i ; of demanding a Seco”!! pe-.—i, In Saturday, vnioi.;. fjr Frank F Graham • •’efived > majority o( the vote; cuj > effor* ci as ui the h*. ibe '.ct-- . , t oten, to > r turn him lo the Senate s rat he has occupied S‘T>rr- bring appointed InteMm Senator upon Hn d* »i u of sen • »lot J. Melville Brought on. The Gi-yiiihn vote, however, did not reach a majority. - it.h the vote cast <m former Senator Ro bert Reynolds beitig the balance of poo, e; REi'NOLIV KEY MAS The foi icr Senator, whose home !$ in As evil if. new >- key irmn ■f . in the xkliii. I\. C political pot * The state's voter? are anxiously waiting io see if he will give in dication that ‘ns supporters inio the Graham camp or make an a) 'lance with tm. Smith forces Political observers opined at CAROLINIAN press-time that the Graham faction is most li able to get the nod from the Reynolds camp R lias hern papu!arl> rumored throughout the South that the teing poll tieian is desirous of a diploma tic appointment IContiliued on page R, tin, edion Man Dies When Ton Os Rock * Squashes Him At Haw River REV, BATTLE IS AGAIN HEAD OF STATE’S ELKS HIGH POINT After spirited voting here last week, the K P. Battle of Rocky Mount was re elected slate president of the Jm proved Benevolent and Protet i ive Orcter of Ellis of the World. PICTHER Battle was re * burned to the post that he has held for the past three years. Ail other state officers were re-elected. Judge Hobson R. Reynolds brought official greetings to the session from J. Finley Wilson. Ex alted Ruler. ANNUAL CONTEST The annual state oratorical ; con (Ctonliinin! mi page ft, this section) I candidates for local offices and tor the hot! v-eonlested t S. '(enadirioi election Ihe photo was made ai Precinct No in in tbs I.ueillc Hunter School ukt-re ■&' % y $? yf 5? ,>.-v | " 3g|fe«|g v'- ' ' r ' : - ’’ ' X : .•■•• ••• "v ■■■.,.•■ FOR LKVif 1 r. C Grave-,, Os the sli.iiv I' ill v r rsit v gradlliit ing rl.i,, of ISi/l, hum m rdur.i tnf in } Ivrctti I ily, V < , wax recipient of -t Histinguished -.c 1) virr tv.trd al (iif- Sl:- ! v. V'i.iJ, HAW RIVER, r; c v/ork war Stppyed v nu"'. an il.v on a eo»- tt ruction job at 'he Granite Km ■ ishing Mil).-here Tuesday morning as every pos. il |e rut of an i n lead from eve, v part of the huge t, •,-■ > 'o alieni;. r* n' 1 ■ ■•■ vice ; .> > 10 year-old ;• on :.-,i,oi w .< ho ,fatally injured when inundated b.>. a too of 1" Head nl Injuries lUreived when ~ huge ru(l(, vveighinn aeprovimat'i> a ton, fell on hint while he was work hi jr on the pro jeet ii'o'i 1> Willie V Miles, 1(1. of near Pleasant G roves. Mr Mile-, n '’niplnyce of i.hc- C. M. C»m*si (''•'!•. .’.ruction Corn -1 pan;, , vs, eng wd in cxcuvaljng the huge 'a- whet! da v e frVn iy i'.rnkf fi or if.-. moorings and icrashed down upon him. The stoie-' si ruck the man o.n his head one! then lodged it- If on ids left thigh When the stony was remov ed, W. (Vliies waV rushed to itiAiamium e General Hospital it Burlington where lie died some 20 minutes alter ariival. 8000 REGISTERED SPARTANBURG, S f. —Tak ing advantage oftheir recently envoked lull right to suffrage, nuup than H.ilOo Negro residents of Spar tan iu eg have registered 1 for the forthcoming elections. Rev Mr. Bat tic. a noted ira [ternal and ch.-in | worker, was op- I posed m the olec ; tion by Atty. 1.,. ;P. Hari- i.« of • Charlotte, arid F |M. Butler, msur a n c e company executive of Wil mington. Rev Mr. registrars < !>. Halliburton. 1' .1 i a mage not pictured, and Airs Mitchell were in charge A record vote was -vast in to - ’ predominantly Negro precinct Monday Attorney William C. Itaine--., New York, president of tin- General Alumni Association, and Or Nelson H Harris, di rector of education at the t ni -.■rrsii', took part in the presen tation. BUDGET GROUP TO TOUR STATE INSTITUTIONS i i ;;i ' din" . supported bv I the .-date id North ''arohna Will! it vi.utcd during the rpbnths of July -anil August when the State Adi isnrs I • u d g o t ComtniKEien ' make:, if. Kir l rial tour before :;a fhering in the Fell to make budget - ! pioposal:; fur me i!)5l Gt-nCtal As-.! ; semblv. I I First Negro institution to be vis-j ; ited is dir- K C College in Dur ■ ham. when the commission will • 'fitop Wednesday, July Is* ref ore in i raveling ihe University of North' ; Carolina the same day. | Other stops include: ThnjMcir.v. Jnlv ?A- Morrison |Training School Friday, July 21: Fayetteville State Teachers College. Monday. July 24 State Train- j ing School for Negro Girls, Kin-. hi on red Goldsboro State Hospital, j Wednesday, July 2ft. Elizabeth iCity Stale Teachers College. 1 Monday, August 14 A. and T. 'College. i Tuesday August j- Winston-Sa ■ : -"S- Stole ..‘aeliers College. DOCTOR HELD IN NURSE SHOO TING AAAAAAAA>A'kAAA A A A A k A -A -A A A Ar Ton Os Rock Crushes NC Cons imcl lon Worker THE CAROLINIAN NORTH CAROLINA’S LEADING WEEKLY VOL I 'Mi. XXI a itA**AA-AAAAAAA A A A A A A A A A A A Ar AMFRT RIF? W bil i %# 1 1 lill I im i err riiy ii c IN If II ■ L Ki« A* - : s.N jALrU DISRUPTI3II OF SCHOOL FIIIS IS THWARTED WVt mighi hove ti.tfned the im prPNiivp fujai.i exercise? at at. Augustin. Coilege inro i: t' *v 1 - mg point of clitfocppce: of opinions bt'i'veen the school's executive i o'/oicii ’in id the itodcn* :-vr to flop quick! ’ ovirff J (in 'S the ex..• t •;•■>■-: held in Tomo. - Tu. Cloy yvhro Student;: protp.-tuvl lari-: of tfieir degree. wr>i e pci t-autded to seek red.cess from the school's 1508 i'd of Trustro-, Fniloicji g the exercises in ehirn 7R studeids iverp to hisvo rcceiv'od Baehcioi of Art. and Bnchelr. of Science deg:. l ??, lepi.ie.st . wore ovide by ,f.nr,»T. H. Hall »tvl R-> hert K Dußose, ..•eniors. to he hoard on p inatter involving the hold;on ip of their ries’pe: by the school. The .ludenK however, wet" int illowed to feii thr rap’ city atidiene* on hand the olicatio,,-. .»> their plights. the recessional got. linrimrsy THE REASONS Dußo!<>. of Birminghun Al l . arid Hall, of Miami Fla , noted that the-ir diplomas had been held up Iby an executive order because of i iContinued nri page 8. this section) I % i ". -v < I iKs e i ! f' ImJ . ’•'wji : j 11*!vL. vMwLt njr ; 4l MEMoniAM/El> The late Knl prt S. Jcrvay. u i> " m the Wilmington Housing Authority lias selected to be memorialised by the new :25ft unit low-rent Negro project, was at one time a school teacher, postmaster, book keeper jnid manager at the Short and Rears Lumbers Com pany's commissary, lrgister prin ter and newspaper publisher. The son o! u Methodist presiding el der and S. legislator, Mr. .Icr x*y came to Wilmington in 1311. He worked lor better race rcla , fsons and headed war bond drives The project will be call ' ed Robert. S. Jervav Place. Sur viving are Miss E. G. Jcrvay, teacher In the Wilmington school system; P. K. and T. C. Jcrvay. publishers of the (Raleigh! CA ROLINIAN a n d Wilmington 1 JOURNAL respectively. RALLiLH, NORTH f' A Rf'il .IF' A ! i-.i, t ni. . .r y, . PICTHER hlfiVU \RH.S Os >1 pyyy Among thr iigtionally known i ritguitai <c|. taking part in the ha u c. gfitfi annual com* mrm-rtreait. < srreisc, this w« -pt Mere Jeff ,‘n right- fir ( < Court Take's $ 100 In Fines From Medic In Wilmington Treatment b raud Case !I vir:r,TOW. N C Dr. Wil liain Wheeler, popular local phy sician ''ho vis nal-bed recently on •'•harges of perpetuating a fraud *n ' which f t'.M- stfilemcnt'- were marie to till- Voters A'l|umst.rniion. this » ’k j..(■■■ off fini'-s totaling siOo iftci hearing in Federal Court beiore Judge Don Gilliam Ihr physician was finer! SJJS in each of four counts of malt ing f aJ.se statements on medial cxairuna lions Under contract to make ri *--sV merits for tin Veterans Ariminis tration, Or Wheeler was charged with i i.'ling and receiving •pay from ii' lu.nvnistr.ition foi treat ! ments ir> Charlie Nixon and Rufui ■ fockson The mi t charged that Dr. Wheeler i. . eive l pay in 75 treat ments in Nixon, while 1,1 nr. ide j only ::nd ipeeiveej pay for-JR t.M at.nu nts i*i Jackson while he made only 7 Pleading nolo-contonderc, f>r Wheeler, through his attor ney, Edgar Vow, said lie blam ed the mistake on faulty hook I keeping and alter investigators cheeked hi- records, Dr Wheel er voluntarily refunded Sl/100 ail the money he had recciv 'il from veterans' expmina Units, Vow said. IN-LAW TROUBLE CAUSES DEATH OF N, C. HUBBY SANFORD “In-law" ‘trouble has been blamed for the death of • a 22-year-old man here and the arrest, of his wife, also 22 Confined to the Lee County jail early this week was Mrs. Ella Lee Cromoctei, a. local resident, who is charged with the butcher-kmTo 'killing of her husband, John. 1 (f ontimied on page (4, this section) "• jwti Elm#, c»f thr r. Mutual ! if«- {nsvimi < l r. me} f hsin?ssn of ihf *Sh«‘A Bow l «»f Trnslf’fs f-xrvuti vc ro-.npiit-lrf*; \\ !5 ( tfrnii'lvM'l f? ■ <vmpfr<»? J*’i, <hf- ? mv pi s«! v f>? Nfli (h * * PICTHER Find Love Angle In Norse’s Death Id STAFF CORRESPONDENT WIT.I LAMSTON N C An undernirrent of ~y mpH thy coupled with rag- is in evidence here as this usually sleepy western North C arolina community attcnfpts U> I recover from the excitement cans- , ed here •..•arly this week when a' popular young physician, shot and killed ,iis ofice nurse in what has been termed a "lovers fight." Released under a SSOOO bond Monday night after a hearing before Justice of the Peace It T. Johnson is Dr Edward L. Early, 38, who will face, a hearing the third week of June oji charges of murder in r{rlin I , { «*> I't Os I fr r V, >. *f ?fF s ” of \V:» r »11 rj jj! fnt The l i»i vri si < \ <*} N<>» h i xLoh.jT-L AOti 8)? rcorifF ? ri .i-y, ‘-huvrh frt'r.. a 'T’l ■ fiipni .'Hf c nivjvt ■» n*' A k r r collection with Hie -i '"i t h if Miss Odes': a Iters, 2.5, former nurse in Hr. Early’s offices and his alleged girl-friend , I Miss Keys, wnoco family cv Hex iin the rural scotoi of this county, * was shot and killed in an altered-| • turn allegedly growing out of * lover's quarrel here curly Monday, morning'. V physician called to Hr. Early’s living quarters late Sunday night made futile ef forts to stem the flow of, hlnnd from a gaping hullet wound in the woman x forehead. She ( nritipued on page 8, this section! ; O XXV NEW m 111 [ML PlftC: IN fiiftiin q pjjer linUILLU UnOL Tb- : AROLIMIAT* learned Wed ■ • h j>., t ■ -i’iy reliibie sour si • .it .< nev effort will bs mad, to .•\• r- thf. pitV'iei - brothers iron ? hj- *>>i *ii C--‘ lethal chaitj l , na***eta d 1 $?■■ "■ f oi \ 4 v ( »*f. ■v ’ ijf f t V f’■, r p tvf»:,?• '’•ft. fjrrlh ft Jhp P'HSim vhrrfiilrrf t<> lime ') T wrfp g’tliUy *fo.f llUlT dfr nf < t;#xi driver tii ♦ hr- fa ,iPin <X«rol?n? lowfl, Tn <-• CA? 101. i MIAN v.'as advb* j '( ;njir«l nn jvfgf -3, Jbfs* r:\t MI E VTORS B f G I > VTDLK. Altei concerted effort w the (‘.'its of the press and sere ora; vvilmitigion, N, civic fr.itern.il organizations, Negrs ■7O * i,s us enumerators have bee? placed 011 the job iff countte noses in the Scueoas* City Flv< enumerators arc shown above jirff after being sworn in r headquarters In Hie Acme build ing, Wilmington. left to rigfcl they arc Mis, G, V. Peak Mrs French I. Davis, Mrs, |ci3tb*i Hall Webber Ernes Spicer, »n< Miss Dorothy Sutton, Mrs V®C; net <'handler and John W Ba corn also qualified. Mrs, Oh and' lor rte-ciined appointment Kmom could not t»e 1 e aeAwf Photo hy Vanderbilt Hindi© STERN WARNING A -clear wnsrnlng the the of Raleigh will not fold at. speeding any reck less dr tying was given this week when I r taf Hand of Garner was fined slfit and cost in City Court for speed ing.

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