numbers crackdown by officers, jurists begun
SURGERY SROL?
ACCEPTS FIRST
MEDIC IN N, C,
f IK [CHAM Dr. Cl;.)i o- n Wc.;;
Surgeon attached to ;li t .
I i it Swire- ;.t Ni.-ih
Ltdle.;. . lit-r tv. • I-. !»••«•-,: ~ ;:Y
N r'■ 0 m* t.x rum iAY;'!
Olhia lo be • "iiifiod im ~ m
< fin Hoard of S'!"s ■■ v.
flout'd uifiulH hj p Y !::■■. : c-,(
Ihe most eminent surgeons in ri-
I . s. Around ;:o s*-urn
;ire member--.
in addition <o being certified
hV' ; ,'l r iiiri id Mr V, - -.. !i ) i„,,
!>*.*. w vrr .
lory oi Ai‘ «ii''a! :-'!>• •
!'r .). . wai i !*«.«> .
o» i pi; ui s- ■' • ‘ai> [ I' ■ ■ *
I;mar./. notified Dr \V:UL -, a
that hi ha«i «»»• • ;t:i - ■ i.; i
7: s . t • .1 it,- t s } • i
* 4>
'• UJ . i
li'-rsdip ill Mu ti.C P>im .oi:
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jit.r'iM . . ; u!it I'iii.- ;••• • • ■ h.
A i.iitivr ■•! *>!lult:.' ( i I
ul l : i .t f tc-ndeil t!r pool). in .. A
;.!!■( .'.lorchoum • ’*<!.< *. t.t !ii•. !.■:■• ■
town. II" jo 1 It" iiii of !; to t
il. Walt. ,ii tin Kru . , t, ••!. \
lalUJi, till. 11l 1" ."tv'r.l !;: 1 "I ! i.b
Iratiiilu' :• f the Howori! I’u I \'i , .-it y
Srh'iil! o! At • <‘K ill" in 'AY hitiro
D r w !i.-r- It- ■■ ,i ■ ;t
tin* >:;t* simp on-scientist, Dr. Cl: i
r> : . w.
i
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£* llltl /. f 1 it'til rf'ir \ ■'ohir ■ ' Op
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<i truiiiCrl oi’h Ilyi n hu t
/c’.v.vfd f ll.' t i:) ,111 no t.i.li
/hi itit/Sf ptl't f. hO)i ifr ,*/. f\f
j)}n/s/< i<!ti s horl rn i tr> <1 n r-,)u
s ahh' part Os (hotr n
ril I f-dn/'ut ion of n'hifr ‘lt, /«»••?/
colic f/CS J). Watts, nil t> ;V
--ccii'fft his rulirc mC'li-of if?-
struct 100 i /•' surff* •)/ theft ;<*.
•7 tiMC iS sh f first \l>S )h • if' ~
inCOn it ho i red f*<l uH 0 f hi
I fair in,/ 1; \> ft fa i list if ut ' >'■ '
Or Wat l ..** rr*c»‘tv»*n Ins’ MO. <t
Howard I niv<» v siiin 1 !H• ’. Hi* in
tertn <{ :ji r*r* r *nt«*n I iu>pii;i!. in
Wasliiiu- «on. in ini:: In l’.nlll*
H'ontmurd on pntrr 8. this section»
euih
NEGRO WOMEN'S COUNCiL HONORS HORACE HESDT-^s.
V, v san Carter Mason, vlee-prcs. of the Nat l Council of Negro Women
and head of the Norfolk chapter, present* Horace Heidt with a citation
fin behrtJf of the Nat't Council honoring his efforts to open the doors
of opportunity for talented youth without regard to race, creed or
color Ileidt, director of the “Youth Opportunity Program" is the
at !£■}■ vat- old Negro fa*ritoji<v Jesse Ovvep* „ r .
chapel hill prents sue schools
Parents' Suit For Equal
Facilities In Federal Court
v•l*E l l n IX) O ' C) ’lO hll 01
I"* {i.taiits oi v’’ ot-i Hiii Negro
• •boil cuii retr. XiiQinoy Herman
r..>iOv .. .1. firm
~i.A .at :I c mM.t *;> m
♦ . . • i:. Midal. Di li Fi. . t
; i > • i e ' 0 1 • . j V
T. ■ A" t . h Ot; I." Y RlYn
<>’ !'•<• Oit ape l Hilt nuronts thut
' ■ :.-:i itaiion ■ . U
■ y ' - Chaptsi iiiil school :->Ycm
ft; t. v v. '.tu -I .-v lluol faciii
,iMm Dollar School Plant Dedicated
Religous Pioneer Dead
.in Ttvin City At Age Os 81
WON:TG v SALEM FaMcF.!
ii 1..; ,/{, h h«.»ut *n • vy'-<f.;• y
•ufternoon.
-tor o; trv lofat S; vnicer* Me- •
*' - 1..-1 ' ‘i'n i;>TF..t C'iivi: v :/l. si .
Lott • -t r «?> r« •n.-'i* u ;.l
--• * •« f\ - . *t r i ’ ‘ ' ix ' !,J lK>’ • . •
C.-’ \\’ 1 ii i nib A Ccileno
P !ft cm !N
MOVE CLOSE!!
Tp (joNTRni
'.VINSTON SAI.TM - \Vin.-t u
m rwvs-ii it* a vote on Al
i .■. n. v . <.'•>! • ■! , w< *
Lh.- ilc u operations on the
• i l U'T'Vt .. < V ill ...!! t..! 1 v l'r <m
II" local vnwiMt;'. io iiak-i ih
!;rtl.-! :t ;it'ti SKiti ;iy D site oi
"" \t ion ui; .•..tifiioi; I. ;,al liqUol
I'll t il; L.U'al •*• 1 soiit
f.o a. ..; . ui'iiunu aiy by (lie
i.a al Ku.u <1 ui Alci'-t in.-it r.'iiHcsts
! .<• G*'iiC! ui A'-M-liil l '. jl* iv. m -:i‘ -
"I to i.ii'! ib" city !J"i'.'iiit to
!;o!d a vut.- ui. the v "t di'•' iss.io.
M. o Via .'h,ill Krrftuv- of thin
i .ty was oil to Raleirh early this
vvi't'i. bcio iri;.' :. copy of the ruro
lutiuii drawn no by flu- Alder
; i-'i'ii .<*<■;. inv -bit" jo nil issioil to
bold a city-\* ido vote for ABC’
ooi if rol
While- in Haloigh, Mayor Kur
foes plan nr-d to confer with mern
((ontinuoiJ i)n page S. this section)
to \ hd. X<;gvo {chili,*
Attn i (lay Taylor ff .10* in, ,i
--cnuiiS-.T for tin Cita.*-•«-•! Hill Couu
ra-i on N-ii;o Affairs, wnlch ta
hi iugu. Y sud ag. ;tut ’.lie Chare I
fiilt Soooo: board of Ti usto-rs. Su
miv-nt ii So 'Oils C. W Hit
. tia:- school >.■• .ui d ana t!i«
.■kilt" .Super'inY. > oi» r.t of f-' L lie
Kuticafioii. L>. Civ.a Era ir
Tilt' ;iui ertts a ' .YiiPg *!t*» -At,
f oatinurd on page 8. this >e-elii>«i
of hi* d*til, and o, -;.mi?.i'd (In
chuicil -'ll .-La’l’iSsfuliy ; ,1- tiJi ooi
for iK.rly liaif a century-
It i.dtliiion, til,: .*i : 11 i
Sti ■■ v r n foi'.mrit ;• an orpr.an rgc,
no long"'.' ex:-tent, -t Stuart. Va.,
au : tb. i'.icai Tvvti; Oi.-
ial Slit),.. Ui: the Bibb t T
i-.-g. ui,..* .even r! lurches.
! (:, ll ,1. :a V- i l I Tu . •
si; .v Rev. pitei.-. ii.iCi b -eti it. i.iil
it. . " itltli ior years.
A nutive oi \ irr’inta, 1: • \ lu
te: e. a.- i d ic.iUe. p-tblit Schools
l ." st tc and Washin Ton. D.
He taught a 1 Virginia public 1
-<•!.. 11,.: ... !.t >• rra followin .
If. llM!C. i! 1 v Ml fY t"i s x'itllie*
In War.-!" m and c, a ,ini.'i-T
:i'!.e- r "Y ..." Ii! C::!ii'ch Olid .!.
ns,;>t:j> .'' I :pi a.rheaOttd th«-
• "'ii/ tl ion f oUiv", cHci"e :ii'-‘
oi j'han..;;. . Iriin i woikshe; ati.'l
Bibie college.
A. U-..t:c: in the Chreyti.e'.
c!»uroh, be vie -1 ‘('eai-leii! ot
Legion Contests
<.
fIOI.HxIIOKO —\t the mret
iag of ftYyanl Best l*o»t No. 315
Anicriean Legion hero last
Tuesday night. George li. tt 11-
*iiii. Stu*e fdiariman of U)<f
Oratorical t *inte>t for Uivl
sion -i\, aimouncrd that the.
subject tor the l(i31 Oratorical
Contest is to lx- "The Consti
tution In \ < hanging World "
Cvery Post in Division six
i-. asked to hoi 1 local contests
on Sunday .March 4, aful Ulv
trie! contests March 18.
All high school students ac
-1 Continued on page 8! ,i
It Happened In Carolina
Baby Scalded
ROCKY MOUNT The 2-year
old duughtei tis Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Given o! this city was
scalded to dentil last week
The child, Lena Pearl, tell into
a tub of ho! water her mother
had just placed upon the floor af
ter removing it from a stov<
The child was rushed to a local
hospital and later developed pneu
monia and died.
Churchman Sick
RALEIGH, N. U. Tlu R'v.
A B. Moseley, presiding elder,
Wilson District AMS Zion Church
I has been confined to St Agnes
Hospital here for a number, of
days. His condition was not con
sidered serious and it is believed
that ; e will ; oon be back at his
1 post. Re\ Moseley has bt'en a
fixtur in church circles in the
cast irn part of the state for a
number of year.- He has rOpre
> i ted tin- church in several oc
casions at national meetings and
on rial commisisoos
2 Dead, 12 Hurt
ROANOKE RAPIDS —Two men
; were, killed and 12 other persons
were injured in aiv automobile ac- :
I cident here lute last week. One of
the dead men is Ross Webb, 60,
a Negro. The other fatally injured
person wa- William Bryant Mat-I
thews, a 49-year-old white farmer. |
Decoration Complete
GREENSBORO —, Re-decoration j
of the Came uc. Library on East ,
Home-State Edition • /"gAr)
SINGLE COPY N '
VOS {'MK XXX
CONGRESSMAN
SPEAKER IN TWIN
CUT EVENT
L nii\ Is Stressed L
i ar\er Is
Pul Into Ser\iee
*A INSTON’-.SAI.KM a jm-.i : ■
*vas " uni -<i by tin j>r: *n Y ;
■ s [ii'.i ker ut be'! r ; . * - ■!'excrcis".-' i- *
lit, n.w mill ion lioliai Carver t'oii
suiiil.it"d Setiiui! In re Monilay.
In t/u I.Ci.tif.tc tit!,- i D thy
. ,j f ■ ..... , ~■ f, ; ,11 I|.
u.'i'.v.s im,in Ihm.tioii t'/otf/nt/e
It If. -1:1,1 fntly,l thill Hit it ft
.ni oi ■■ ,il’ ■hi, "- , 'i f, ,i! '-■ 11- ‘
I nilt'l \,lti,tll\ nl.il On Hnil'i Io if
f ih- .t ,t frit'iio flint
f.ll t.t Hitt/.-, ih. nut ion
iti jti't (Jin'!bit'.
(’one rcsiuiiu n ('halhain stated ibut
ill.- ( arvi-r t?chnoi. which was o. •
cujiieil ill- fils: s j jut' upon rei.puli
ia of local schools I,is! week and
which was recoin M I'ouipleted <D
tin- ii.st us :i iiiiilioM dollars stood
as a symbol ot the unit > i .wciing
)i6 rt*.
11, II bun: till It >- - .')! II it!,
for '-, ■: f.iuoliii/ of i il o fiit io n ini 1 1
o/,)iorhinil u if :• * ii.v :n fi’.>noii>
fra not ion." //. nott'd that
•Jlib 'titil tin Iron I'urtnin llifi'i'
in no rquality r,i opiiorrunitij"
Also in a speaker's role a! . io*
ik'dicafiort of the new school facilit *
constr(inted here to rt-eiify the nec.i
for more Negro public .school 1111;!"
was Dr. K. 1.. Atkins, president 1
Winston-Salem Teachers Col lev
Dr. Atkins injected into his iliss* r
tution a plea for consistency else
ft ontinued on page 8)
Washington Street here has been
completed, it was anounced this
week by Mrs. w. M. Grimes, li
brarian.
Kotrii 306 additional books for
adults and children have been
added.
Doing “The Bump”
SEMORA Folk,, here are still
talkie;, about the trouble a local
resident got into in Virginia last
w-ek when the folks up there ac
cused hin, of Irvin,.- 1 In uv.'l ‘'re
tinte-y"
.James Wilbert Dov.-ney was in
Danville and was given a 10-day
jail sentence for “bumping" into
a while pedestrian on a fhdo
walk Downey was also accus'd
AWARDED ,MARCH OF DIMES FELLOWSHIPS
pi 'Sjr
} Wi mBBB&m K < '
March of Dimes funds provided fellowships for graduate
studies in medicine by (left to right) Dr. Roland B. Scott. Wash
ington, D.<\; Dr Lula B. Stewart, Jackson, Miss,: Dr. Kathryn
Rainbow. Wheeling, W. V;t.; and Dr. Vermelle Kelly, George
town, SC. Support fhr March of Dimes, January 15-31, .
UAI.EK.; ti. NOKTU CAROLINA WEEK I.NiMXO SATCRPAV. J ANVAR Y !;1, IHSI NO. V
N. C. Members Attend Sigma Conclave'
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HitOTIITK I.AWRMVf II 111) US'
Hlin i Phi Beta Sigma frater
nity Brother B IY I.awreiiee
Kahigh, v. as among the first to
grit-t leli\ j. Crown «t Ku-li
mond, newly elected |>resident of
the fraternity at its .kith annual
conclave held in New York City
lecentty. .Mr, Lawrence, ;i mt'in
ci i t lialcigh's Lta t ilapter oi
Phi Beta Sigma, is pictured with
(tie newly named preshTcni and
H. A Bingham, also a member
ot the Haleigli ehaptei w tin also
attended tin- conclave.
>! having made “an tmgraoioui re
mark " to Ur man ho bumped-
Starts Visits
RALEIGH, N. C. Rev. C F.
Mndkins, who was recently ap
pointed presiding elder oi the
Raleigh District of the Genual
Conference, AME Zion Church,
he fan his quarterly visits to the
-everal i nrenes in Deci-ml et His
most recent conference v. as Acid ,
at Grtic.- Church, Mrs '.Via bo I Clary ’
pastor
’flu- Rev. Matikins on me to the
district from the Laurinbu: g Dis
trict wilrie it is Understood that
tie made n:i enviable record He
report., that the work on the dis
trict is doing nicely and that he
(Continued on page 8>
Protests Against Digit
- ! t
Game Sweep Across State
RALEIGH The much-h- tld
ed craci do u ~i: ft: ‘ r.uniuors iut
t. rv racis t v hich i. weekly Uc-c
--iuc No: ih Carolinians oi hundreds
of thousands of dollars shifted into
li:ii pear last va ck a record nuin
ber ot per .-on Were arre.t <si jn
raid., at Wilmington <«nd arrest::
were listed at Winston-Salem. The
in ( 1 ;-r.Mkti«>wii rcr;i|u - d a
climax l<>c;dly ••>. ln-it a VVakt Coun
ty Surei'ioi' C tuit judge ordered
a Grand Jm,: to clean up tile rac
ket in tin vicinity'
More than Ho person:- were
rounded w;> in Wilmington last:
niid-w.-ek as law enforcement of
ficers stagsu a 2‘! -hour long .aid
me party. It •.>•,«» also in Wilmuuf
t toil that ; rotest again. !, laxity in
the handling ot lottery cus -s as
sounded.
1 EM I NC i' CHARDI l>
Jud v H Wind ed Smith, sitting
in Recorder's Court at Wilming
ton last Tuesday declared that su
perior court judges are being too
lenient with lottery law violators.
, "Th. whole business stink.- U>
hi', li itnivtii/’ Judge Smith de
clared 'For years 1 have b- r<
. crackine down in this court ev- :
chance ! got on numbers racket
people. But when they take tin;
ca.'.. s to Superior Court, they give;
them a tine or let them oil. ’
s 10,000 BONDS SET
Judge Smiiiias observation v ere
believed based on the plea by a
Wilmington attorney (hat the
! bond:, of at least four of the tli .ty
! defendants rounded up last week
I be lowered. Bonds of ir wa ■’ to
I SIO,OOO had been requested of the
men charged with conspiracy to
! operate i lottery and violation of
lottery laws.
WAKE ICRY CHARGED
Superior Co'url Judge W C.
Hun is. pjesidine •,» a one-week
j criminal trim here toid the Wake
i County Grand Jury Monday in
! effect that gambling is the b. --is
!of many more serious crimes as
: hi. charged them to put a .hop to
i the numbers game in and around
| Raleigh.
“Gambling works from one
j thing to another.’ Judge Harris
i noted, and stating that while he
j was aware that a total stop could
! not be put to crime it can be held
to a minimum.
ST ATI ACTION INDICATED
While no definite mode oi pr« ;
■rntauou has 10-ti r-\ rated. it is i
t'i:ru.!> i: us .: .J i t Os) Capital ttitl
tCiintimiid on page s. litis section;
"DUKE SUBBING FOR NAACP"-'-'rs. Ruth Brvnn Rhodes JP
lug, left), former .American .Minister to Denmark, anil chairman ,q sUfiS
committee sponsoring the Duke Ellington concert in ||;e worM.-t'antetH
AJriropOlitaii Opera House on Jnimarr M to hcin-flt the N’. \CI* j idSg
introduced to prospective committee mrinn-rs, . ! , * (i> .j.', ,-HS
parts. Introduction* are being mude t>,v Walter VAT IK
*««f> WAIT, and Mr». Ruth LUingtou Janies, *
Plans Practice
_ /n Raleigh
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Hrspstal ?s non- < <>mph*lin« plans
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PRACTICE PLANS
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F X. ih ~ olina Co!
ir - ;.'./!: cliediUod !i
■• ! i !:H r.: ; , ,-, , ~ SLatr to
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,ii 1 .it "I; ;i, ; ' r .'‘l i t Otal Cst
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vli'.rh. ,u, ts Ih.-.i-hJ bii'itniun
Till- •'..’ '.is i hit is:s at ■. n'opose
by Use Atlvi o, v B".ti:!>'t Commit
non ;. rl.oirs SSSOO.INU i'S'.- tha
Use school ;* .(!!•'."(eti.
TF is '•; ddiis. i rcoinmondfi'
the Coaii.fiion could to etianf
. d is tin !.■■ ...islaturi; howcvei
T .s iir:ii: 'i, j i> over an
bovi receipt Crom tts
ition and otai .• sources.
Rou-.-M;, 7n pt'r .-flit of r.h
l ( ontimu'd on page 8, ibis section