SCOTT PLEDGES “FAIR DEAL HE’LL SPEAK: Dr. Vlplionso Elder, president of North ( Hna College. Durham. will be the principal speaker at the pre liminaries to The Tost Colony's »nnaat Negro Citizens' Day '*» Water*-ide Theatre, ,’VTanteo, frt day night. July 21 Or. S. O. Hi! Ham-, president of Elisabeth fit r»a«;hers College, will t,l\ o par ticipate in *he anno a! fete. ! 11 HAPPENED IN CAROLINA Wife Nets fprm RA* EIGH V 45-vpar old f if* has been found guilty of i mufier ht the second degree in Wake superior 1 ourt and sentenced to a Isl *o r; year prison I'rm for the meat cleav er slaying of her 70-year-t*J<d husband. Mrs. (ora Mitchell Void the Wake court that she hit h»r husband on the head with a Cleaver *r» May after he h<l hit her with a stick or a poker during an argument. S~f notice of appeal of th* sentence was given. Child A "First ‘ KINSTON '. £ vuld ft .!*& >e-r old child will neves know.’ that m ta* small span of hi< life he set ~ lir.-t'' record Little William Franklin Wither spoon be on in** the first resident of Kindon ■ die m > traffic accident since October. 1948 when \c w. struck by . car drr>*>. n bv Wtihe o Utcers h ..»ve re the accident was un tto mffin a truck musing ilaog tn front of Gardner's automobile It was ’u '.possible for Gardner t , see the tiny tot bet ore hitting him, investigation -hawed They’ re Out Now RALEIGH - - Included among the persons released from Central i | son on Parole this week are Dixit- Brown, 30. who was convicted in November. 1949, in put County of abandonment and non-support to cosecutive terms of six and 13 months, and Will Miller 2‘X con victed m November 1948 in Ruth erf ordt-on Superior Court of larceny of an automobile, and assault with a deadly weapon. He was sentenced to serve three to five years on die roads. Traffic Victims WINSTON-SALEM lnju red in traffic accident during the past ween were tour-year •MypfcWre.vi Prince ot Hit East fwwwtfft Street, and Samuel a****, #B. of 1309 East Third S*r«w*. luile Mr. Prince was injured when hit l y a car driven by a Reidsi Hie minister on Sunday afternoon while crossing the t street. Air. Roane was also hit while crossing the street. He was struck by a truck driven by Hugh Dodson ot 692 Vargrave Street on Saturday afternoon. Youth Killed GOLDSBORO - Gene Durham, 14. whose home is listed a» Brook lyn, New York, was killed five miles east of Goldsboro Sunday '■•hen struck by a car being driv en by Mrs Thelma Thomas of Ra leigh. The youth vas riding a bicycle when struck, investigators say. and died when Mrs. Thomas lost con trol of her car after being stung by a bee An inquest was scheduled this week. SPBEO WaPUpon lANP) Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, a prominent lect urer and civic leader, was one of five persons who received certifi cates of honor last week by the ~ Washington chapter of (he Ameri* w» cans for Democracy Action: Approximately 500 presons wit nessed the presentation of awards which were made at ADA’s fourth annual garden party held last Sat urday at the home of Mr and. Mrs. Alfred Friendly. THE CAROLINIAN avKvv’ 24 Pages VOLUME XXIX Facilities At N.C. College At Durham Inadequate - Elder * * b k jk k A r k k- '-k A A A As ( * 1 i i DIVORCE!* AND Wljl”: Pop ular rumor in Winston-Salem has it that Mrs. Vl,arb Strange Burns popular socialite and teacher, has been divorced from her husbnad. James Burns, Safe Bus Co., auditor, and is a recent Medic, Awaiting His Trie l, Kills Self ! WILLIAM AT ON - A 14-year-old ! physician. awaiting trial fm mur der of lus nurse, is dean himself this week, victim of his own hand Heath name to voting Hr, Ed ward L. Karl v, Ir.. following what investigators have term ed 'a long seigr with the spec tre of death” on last Thursday night He died after administer ing the eontenis of three bot tles of chloroform and the con tents of several sleeping tab let containers to himself vo cally. Dr Early was awaiting trial for AXE-SLAYEB jNABBEOIN iLOUISBIIRG 1 1 LOUISBUFtO A 32-year-old -j farm worker i.s being charged here > j with murder i.i the commission of !the most hieuous '-nine to take i ! place here in many years the icrime of butchery of a human body Fai.iny ehnryes is Roy l.r.on iirri, mho ran been inileil pend •ny trial for the siryiny i'i<l die memberment of the body at j his wife. .1 nnie May. :;n. f ! The woman's body, dismembered .land placed i.i three burlap baits, j iwas taken from a well near the . house where the couple had been jjllving for a few days on last Tues - day. The body, bearing gunshot. |wounds, was cut into three sec - t.ions, with the torso, the Hips and s the head, arms and legs being plae* :i ed in separate packets. -i Loral law enforcement "PM’ rers first become aware of a < Continued On f-”«,g f* k t | NORTH CAROLINA’S LEADING WEEKLY RALE!OH, NORTH CAROLINA WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 22. 1'.*50 t-ride The identity of the new husband is unknown, ml no con- S'irniatinn of the marriage an iioui emeiit was forthcoming trot the former Mrs Burns now in New York, nor .Mr. Burns. the pistol slaying of his house- Keeper ’u.: e. Miss Odessa Keys ~n May He is said to have stain Miss Keys during a fit of jeal ousy Inwin; her return from i baselae game with '“the other man.’ ! on SS.(KK) bail, he was awaitii x trial in the next term of Superior Court here. FOCNiI BY MOTHER Dr Early, a native of Washing ton. D C who had been a practie Ing physician here lor ten years, .was discovered in a dying con dition by his mother at about 11:30 Thursday night The elder Mrs Man, It Must’ve Been Hot Outside WINSTON-SAI EM SLihiH lordan and Ella Fitzgerald had their .say with the weather "hen they recorded the tune Baby, it's (old Outside.” An unidentified “second-story man” had something of a, say of Ids. own here last w eek when lie entered the home of Miss Sara Holmes at 705 S-2 East Ninth Street and tried to show her without, saying a word that il was hot outside and in. Miss Holmes awoke one morn ing Ins! week to find a mart sitting on the edge of her bed l Continued On Page 8 1 Inside This Week j SECOND THOUGHTS Sec. p. * IN THIS OUR DAV See J, p. t THIS IS IT See. 3, p. s| GORDON HANCOCK, Sec. J, p, 41 EDITORIALS Section 1, I*, i POUT BRAGG Set. 2, Pp. 1-3 THEATRES Set ?., Pp. 4-5 SPORTS Set Pp. 16-171 FARM NEWS Set. 2, P. 11! WOMEN’S WORLD Set. ?„ p. 7 STATE GIS IN AC BUDGET GROUP HOMED FIR eun DINGS zzMnmMmsm DURHAM- An impassioned pica for more and better buildings for the jte's mam-supported Negro college was sounded here bust Tues div by President Aiphoi: ; o Elder ■H. N<n to C <•• ’ll'.!: 1 Coliege as th". ’ State Advisory Budget Committee ttickT* foui of roApecti'jn oi ■Hi ■ l £tc:i{ plant it, i;,ioer told the V mum. •% ! at least three new buddoig.- wf.uld be required immediately by the roll" **» if it were to c<>rv»j "• . . I ■ r., x 1 with t, i> e same can tare ot service it has rendered before Sj'-'. .ficrUly "urUned ' needs tor the college were •» Bioivy Build tar'. .in Education Building and a Commerce Building the state Bad eel Commis sion. niiking a biennial tour of college plants and other state - supported hvsUtytios heard fit Kidri declare that the situation at North Carolina College "■> "critical" in the need *»! >hr eotntnc rce. seience and eduea :,i->s ! oil ding facilities. He *it l - ♦ her showed documented evi dences f, t other needs of the on the present science Roild eollcge including renovations inn and the 4 tlm itiistr utint Building. Continued On Page 8 ; Early summoned a doctor mri Ne uojjc, wrifi found lise v letim dt’;-d on arrival. Mrs Early had returned to Wil liamston with her son who hart been ■> visitor in the Early home in the Nation's Capital During the decade he hid been in practice here. Dr. Far!-, had gained the respect and con fidence of the townspeople un til recent domestic trouble arose, leading eventually to his com mon-law alliance with Miss Keys and her murder. Funeral services were scheduled for Washington. Mother, 21, Births Quints; All Five Die Well, Dog-Goned KINSTON lf the dog had gone when she Sold them in i< nefer would have happened. But now Mrs. Lizzie Wiggins, 51. will have, to face trial for i fatally injuring her neighbor while faking a pot shot at a which bad been bothering her. i Mrs. Wiggins tee rd off with a shotgun when dugs began j fighting in her yard It is not | reported whether or not she hi! (he dogs, but she did. hit Eugene Williams, a j5-ycar-old neighbor, who died later from loss of blood, Mrs. Wiggins wilt I I be tried in August. | Five other persons were splattered by gunshot pellets >,~'f wßv ■ ' s *1 * ' :’ ’ . *, ■ T. ■ ■’ . UU : . . * < HARMING BRIDE T O-Bf — Miss Thelma lonise Wallace, aL»v« is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs John H. Wallace, Wilming ton. and het engagement to Sgt. Walter I, Young, stationed at H ~. ANDTHEY SAY THAT TIME MARCHES ON ~. WINSTON-SAI f>l V wife >v facing (riiil. and, the husband, will 1 liobbie around a while simply be came they didn't agree on the lane to leave a part, olive report ed here fhts week. Kiting prosecution for the al leged shooting of her husband is Mrs Lottie Barnes, who, po lice say, shot Benjamin Barnes twice in the leg when they dis agreed on what time to leave a local house party. Mrs Barnes contend 1 that her .-rouse wantifvto nudge her on her way home from the festivities with a razor. She shot him in defense, she adheres f'ontimiert On Page 8) • Wir.f .IAM3TON —A ?! year old nintJii'r tin’ main actoi in two dru itwis involving m \ iple births v itohoct her newly-born quint u* iPle! die here last week, joining in Eternity three of a -(roup o t jquadrirplrt.; born to her four years i ago. The young mother, Mrs. vi ols. Kogers Brown, gave birth i to the quints, three boys and *mti girls on Wednesday. All died shortly after birth. Mrs. Brown mothered quadruplets , when she was 17 years of age. One of them, Oonnic, still lives Attending the youthful matron \ jWas Miss Carolina Stalls, who re- j | ported that all the babies were! (horn within an hour. They report-I jecily were six and a half months ! ideveloped and would have had a j < Continued On Pare 8 i 110 c Per Copy NO. 32 Bragg, n. < is announced by her parents.Sg >, Young is the son of .Mrs Kthel G. Young, Raleigh. Miss Wallace is >< senior at • • w University. Raleigh ‘Forward Program For All People-St ? » t (IPEENSBORO Speoking before the assembly of Negro I-H Clubs u A and T College here Tuesday. North Carolina’s Go vet nor W. Kerr Scott pledged to the Negro race a “fair deal" by declaring that no race lino is going to be drawn in hi.s “Go Forward Program" for North Carolina The Governor, main speaker at the t-H Club Week exer cises being held at the lor-ni college declared that "North Carolina is mindful of its pen ile, all of its people," and that his roads and other programs would be administered through state governmental functions Next Week A CAROLINIAN j XSmSSBSSBk j TALKED WITH CLYDE BROWN” BV SANDRA MASON BROWN A CAROLINIAN REPORTER’S STORY or THE HOY ACCUS- ’ ED OF BEATING BETTY JANE CLIFTON IN WINSTON- j SALEM’S CURRENT INI AM- | OUS CASE. V. , ( -.. •v, ' : v<- W '^isf ■ a,,—.,—. nii'vnvM.T.asr’ -v,, : HONORED Mrs. Collie Huston Lee, who is librarian at the Richard B. Har fixon public library and -upfti visor of North l arolina Negro pulie libraries, V|rs, fee !i,<r] the STATF M isl iSTMDG INFO« This, week .-• order to mown the farmed Ifith Ttii-intr-, 'Tronic t'.igut. nuir! Divi;-,i.”t) into the fighting /.ode. in Korea give the assuran that Tan Yknks from North Coro iinn ate moving into action in tlm Asiatic War The- 25th Division »i; ordered advanced from staMon in Japan in the O.e k " area <T' ’the be hie?, or' 1 ■yhen Anver lean troor-s vuecee-cied m making an amphibious larding on 'be Korean tnainiad. Thi? Division, under the corn mapd if Major * General William B Kr included -om° ot Amer ica'• top Negro tigmt'ng men. j eluding mam* from North Carou ' l, These men. fully treined . *• tlm u'f . 1 modern battle ha* - been on occupation duty in .Tapao ! Since the yl'-SC of W al'ld Writ : I land we con idered the cieorn of | the Infantry. The 23tta is one of the battle scarred veterans of the pacific ,Campaigns Stationed at Pearl Ha' • bor op December 7 1941 hie r» r ' of the Ti-npi'c l igiitnina Divi ."i i’vcr‘ : pres, ed p-ao combat cuts.' c-i i R-Tchctely. After tafcin*-* par’ -n the (Ujadaic.iriul Cam'paign. the Di vi'-lou moved uc through ’ e■>* Getu Vella La Vella Arun-dei and K.o. 1 'uangara. Through its par tieipati u, in the Luzon < >mpai m. the 25th was instrumental in the liberation of the Philippine: Continued On Rage s without regard to 'race, rdig ton or the way von voted.” (HiS GRAHAM Tiie Gov'-cum intimated th-d. •••• is not little pleased about the come of th« recent U S. Senator) rt Primary voting. A stuunrli support • a of incumbent Senator Frank >' Graham, the state's chief execute, said “The people of this state r cently turned down the best friend the common man ever had ’ Citing hi* program of rural electrification, the Govcrnty asked the lot) persons in atten dance the number of them liv ittg in homes still without elec tricity, About i dozen hands Youths To T rial | " A \ ■iSi.vY .■ , - ! "MARSHALL PLAN OF mrv," j . . 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