18 Students Narrowly Escape Death In Crash
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honor was act .tried Or. Ralph
Bunche l-*st 'a eek when it «
announced that the lamed me
din tor of differences between
claimants to Israel mid been
named wianor or the No* 1 IVoi
Prize. Dr. Buiuhe thus become'
the first Negro ho: In
addition to valued medal. t.h>
award also curries a cash sti
pend of some s|>r. Pm nr he
won the prize out of ,
of IS tiorainces including Presi
dent Jruniin, H in 1 : ton Churchill.
General George (. Moi'liali ai.d
Several Other rijtiellv os promt
pent persons
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HAPPENED |
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CAROLINA
1-ls Hans Made
RALEIGH . ■ > -.
romfntmi‘y -i.Md av*vi ~ion
agents m»’t M t’«‘ C r. .t f -. .
Onter ncv<- Mo?-! --- f ;
tivivs f<>. : an ,j J. A.- *
men? Pa v
th.- Jff > .c, a- t {?i ;
of f, .
Daneehall Doings
THOV -- Thyrsi ' >*.> • i?o* tiro**
\*'t iY\t% Mo cf?»nnr f~ec»j j
LttdcT. H'isAt. Worn \jr.»nr*M . ‘HV*>. •
2? - ■ '' his U\
ToXV , .l^ i 'i\ r l •V \ ;A-lr turSjv .» ff> !
r\ r- ht *: ■ v J •»/• pin •• *(- :? i. »v ho i
has been h#?M in j«ul without bone, f
av'«?Jti>:i§ h?r.i in the rase*. Tba
::I*»•»'.»I in-: *•: v<i in a tnc ‘*at“*o ‘
rjiff and daiu’C haH* -t.*iishmen?
in jUr, llv* >»■<.•• ;o?\ I
of CatKk s ?.
Never 100 Old
tII ! \STOS T« .l *,lf II
fi nPt! Hits h erU Ui.it ope is
never tun old to gn Tr. 3 tie
Place.
These two men, whose ages
<!fe. said to be in the Isle fill's
were arrested here early litis
week ami charged with theft
of tolmrcn from ;t local ware
house, The men, Gaston Halsey
and Burl T-ivinr were perus
ed of taking ::10 pouP :< of the
colrim, leaf from the local Star
\Y a rehouse
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KOREAN WAR' Private* First Class Harry Plyrner of AtiaoU, <l*.
and Charles Taylor of Los Angeles, California, stack ammunition for
the 23th Infantry Division somewhere in Korea. These men are typical
of (he irtanv Negro soldiers who »r« working to supply the infantry
doughboys with much needed supplies foe (he front-lines.
college mmcA
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77". 7 di- v\*T\ ii.vU'iKni, 7SWTII (: A K 01.1 Nv- A T!.' R D.\ V, SEPTEMBER :’>o, 1950 NO. 15 :
Alleged 'Roots' Victim
Injures 3 in Durham
mm fill i
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fulfil; iiiildil/if
iluue 1 rurk hni LH
t
Ciintro! Ifi Wret k
Vfith Selioiil Veli!< le
< •;TA!*K: HIM. Kiehteen
f • f:; ’ f{>? i ' / i T(' •'M.’UtOVtSf.y
Sneed fisirn inisrv when a ebain
;eildins is-::; on ~ t.'i .k ' iuch
, c t *> ~.s i; u . bus on wi'.tch they
f
| held
Pis n ear ->-i t*l ace tele nt in wn*ch
f! | .led Me 't jo-, led Uh bass
. rt, .v., -1 to. a C-’i-bm-o himb-vf
. -ill erre,-t.e.; ,fj ;3,. T,• of the
j sc-m.rn! vohicie' before overturning. .
tfi.»k plane it< or ihi spot where
..1 rt .year-'kd • ,■ 1 1• •. truth lost
' his life on Aucu.-.t !l when the
tt'uek tie was cirivitis nrysteriotr,-
i iy i r isbcd into the roadside
\ecniding to sDciiw.iv pati'*l
mui I G Parnell, a truek load
ed witlt heavy pine logs and
1 ring driven by Henry Walker
re-* .cut of Corhoro, went out of
control and side-swiped the Ot
ange County School Bus V>eing
driven by 111-year old Roy OUT
ham
Oldham, whose home ts at Route
(Continued on p-ige 8, this section)
.7 ENEMY BEWARE: A rifileman of * 5
* the itlh Infant.'. Krpment searches , '
v *' ' ~... h Korean straw hot for enemy troop*.
A .# . <i
- Many enemy soldiers bare bent -
changing civilian cloth“« when I N wifiVk;'.'
dj,
| WARREN COUNTY’S ht
Sgt. Brewer Killed j
In Korean Battle
I
WAR RENTON A sergeant,
member of Use famed all-Negro
:24th Infantry Division, has r>e
j come the first warren county man
to lose his lift 1 in the Korean Wm
! announcement made here, this;
week reveals.
The Rev. Cullen Brewer,
well-known local Baptist min
ister, was advised Inst week
Wanted At Once--Nurses
HAUdGH The Raleigh
local office <>l the Fro ploy
.Security Commission has very
urgent openings for register
ed nurses of all races who arc
nee. led for the Army Hospital
at foil Bragg, approximately
JO miles from Fayetteville,
Housing is available. They
will perform general nursing
duties In the rare and treat
ment of Korean casualties
Working hours are 40 per i
|
Liquor Raids Net 46
FAYETTEVILLE The wave
1 of heavy arrests being made to
break up file lucrative illicit liquor
| racket in the state halted here this
• week to arid another 46 persons
I —all Negroens-—to the sever grow
i ing lists.
The local arrest, climaxing
undercover investigations by I
| stale Alcoholic Beverage Con
trol ofUcerg, were made !\y
local ABO attaches, assisted
by members of the Ciimerland-
Sheriff’s Department and the.
that his son, .Master Sergeant
Nit-odeums Brewer, .'.B, had
lost his life in the fighting in
Korea, The notification came
front the War Department
Sgt. Brewer, a member of the)
H-adquartcrs Company. First Ba
pillion of the 24th Infantry Div
ision, died while ftt'httng in South
■ Continued on page k, this section!
week, plus overtime Duration,
of work is permanent; Sex, j
female; Color, open All in
terest,erl applicants arc asked j
to contact nearest local State
Employment Service Office.
Wake. Franklin and John
son County applicants should
I contact the Raleigh office at
I :;j:i !«;; Fayettovile Street <i i-
I rectly across from the First
i Office Building
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:
Fayetteville Folier Opparf
ment.
All the arrest..', were made this
! past weekend within a period of
48 hours. The persons arrested
i will be charged with violation of
I prohibition laws by (possession of
l whiskey for tin* purpose of sale.
• A large percentage of the cases,
, according !o Col. H. C. Larsen
of the ABC office, involve the
sale of “white” and other non
tax paid whiskies.
LOUIS
LOSES
NEW YORK - "Fin}* <va- |
•t'i it!?.;■» *■;. tli® greatest sports leg I
of the p iit cjfii->de a t S’anker- ■
Radium here last Wednesday i
#,:gnt vi'hen Joe Lou is, 36. and j
eekhia to retain the Heavyweight j
; oxing championship of the world j
was defeated by unanimous de-;
•• c.'sion by Ezxard Charles. 26-year
nid Citicinattianr and pre*fight \
holder of the National Box mu A»-
1 :;ociatj«n heavyweight title
(Continued on ia?o S, this section > !
COP ASSAILANT
m SHOTkin
BVEH iJO SSG
, Durham Officers Are
Victims Os Saturday
Night fviin-Slinger
n r
DURHAM -- The condition of |
V< <> Nee.fi police officers v/ho ;
! were shot hei e Saturday night
iby i mar! who allegedly believed ;
: hex" had been put upon him, ;
was reported as fair by Lin I
! coin Hospital just prior to CARO
LINIAN press time Wednesday, ;
Under-going treatment tor
serious shotgun wounds ad
mittedly inflicted upon them
by the supposed ‘toots" vie- 1
tim are Officers Otis Parker
and Frank lifetime two of
Durham’s ten Negro police- j
men.
j (Continued on page 8, this section! |
ONE "BOARD
FOB TEACHER
jUMIASKFD
! Recommendation Asks
State To I iiifv Three
Teachers’* Colleges
| RALEIGH The advisability of
! consolidating North Carolina's
j three Teachers Colleges under one
! hoard of trustees was . ven great,
j consideration by the State Advis.
j ory lid get Commission in session
here this week.
The feasibility of converting the
teachers colleges al Vt inston-sal.
em, Fayetteville and Elizabeth
i City Into a single unit was taken
| under consideration when it was
I pointed out that, each of the three
colleges was lacking in a report,
ment. for vocational training.
■ I The Commission also heard ar
gument that the teaching field in
11the state is already heavily crowd,
i ed both in the elementary and
•; high school levels.
| (Continued on page 8. thl« section)
tTION ASKED
i
Flltsr -sT GHENT. GHTGOKT H
Swanson, iefg Marjtin ivlllo, Va.
j attomev, 1.-c-eOßtes the first Negro
JUDGE TAKING TWO WEEKS
DNC Decision Du
1 DURHAM - It c: . '•r.n'nf 1
■'ere this week that the cleci'; ion •
,in ti ip case involving suit by N«
students for admission into
the Law School at the Univotvt'y
. of North Carolina will be forth
i coming within two w-eeks
RUMORS PROVE TO RE FALSE
St. Augustine’s Will Not
i Protest Loss To N C College
HALEIOIf Rumors that St.
| Augustine's College will protest its ,
| foot La 11 defeat 'ey North Carolina
; College may be discounted for the
1 lips they arc, the CAROLINIAN
i learned Wednesday.
' Rumors that the Raleigh Inati
! tuuon would lodge (protests with;
; the CIAA Commissioner of Offiv
i - -----
N. C, MAN WAS THE VICTIM
I Officers Await Sentence
! For Torturing Prisoner
RANT A FE, New Mexico a •
i North Carolina Negro was lUv vie.
! tan in the case in which sentences 1
i are to be drawn this week for
three former peace officers arcus- :
ed of torturing » prisoner.
A. L. < Happy) Apodaca, former 1
Dona Ana, County sheriff, and Roy
Sandman, former deputy, along
with Suite Police Chief Hilbert I
MERCHANTS EXTEND INVITE
Patrons Urged To Enter
F ashions W eek Competition
RALEIGH Member-stores of
the Raleigh Retail Furniture As
sociation are urging their Negro
customers to take advantage of j
the many offerings of their see. i
j ond annua! Home Fashions 'lime
| event and to deposit cupons for val
! uable prizes being offered during
i the week-long observance in their
, respective establishments.
tr, entfr ibe t'uivi*tstt> of tp -
fcitiia Law School fail ' f,ir
•Nackols. Law Revb « K- **'
Middle Di-Mu'* *.■' Com"-
-JiKig“ -iotur-on H Haye- 'cbo
: heard the -mt brought by four
North Carolina College Tvrv
.School students ) >c admission inio
what they tcrincci 1 better law
,s; hooj- at the University, reveal
ink; against officiating in last Sat
urday's game in which the Saints
were handed a questionable 12 to !
fi defeat by tim NCC Eagles a'
Durham having been making thfj.
rounds in Durham and in Raier-i.
and first came to light wh-m there
. were continue,! impartial blasts at
the officials who handled h" game I
Tile CARON!XIAN learned.
Beasley, arc awaiting t.the passage i
of .sentence upon, them after hav.
i jnx ht.en convicted September 21
!on charges of torturing Wesley
Eugene Byrd. ?S, of Altapass, N.
jC in an attempt to make him
■ confess.
Charges against the men, oil
which the former sheriff was con-
I vieb’d of two counts and thedep.
it has been pointed out that ■
the many beautiful and valuable ■
tokens which will be presented
customers by the local furniture |
| dealers during Hie event are avail- j
i able (o ALL customers and that j
the majority of the 17 member-'
j stores ore staying open beyond
regular afternoon dosing times in
i order to accommodate patrons who
cu'-ses ii'ith ;Uv*T!!nm, his coal
fit graduate study during regtsa
tkm. I
~-1 'hat would give his dec
mater week alter ne
'j']..- \i j, ’ rii ad e the JiiHOU n *
ri Aat v.-hen he received the .
c „ n ; . -,f the recent trial h«
Monday.
(Continued on page 8, this sects®
however, that coaches li S!
Augustine's have no Infenliei
of asking official investigatloi
of the game. Coach Koy (tie
Dee) Moore, head foofbal
mentor at the local chool sal;
that he and his colleagues
were unaware the rumor
were being circulated and tha
(Continued on page A. this secUt
t n > >• <nd State Ftiirs Chisf n.
t j-nfi i.-ieU of 1 one such ate consp
; Jicy to violate and actual violati
of the civil rights of Byrd, who ft
their prisoner. _
The men were indicted by
Federal yrund jury several wee
ago ,«ft'M it was revealed that th
t,rir| taken part in the torture
(Continued on page ft. this seefi*
■ tire delayed by their work a
Through other circumstances fri
! visiting the stores during regu
i hours.
prizes with a total cash va!
exceeding 32100 are being offei
during this second annual Hot
Fashions Time observance, w
the grand prize being a nit
I (Continued on pate 8, fbisi Scctit