ORPHANAGE SEEKS MORE FUNDS
Rabies Scare Spreads
KALE I* •i i i wi* N'ori li ' f<. •i? ~ I~imi in •
and I.!irn 1;»c■ l on have r j>r>rf* -I ,n mil bp al. ni
! a bi<- ■ until in 1(i fir .•.'•<•(<>! .
In J.aiinnlmrjf diirilip. I in’ pn .1-. v •"<•!> .if 1f.,, i mpht
Cl"p r ; llif iv.tmj . jtj| I'.iiniv, j i;« \ f iiff'il <11.4 nv\ cp l i1 !>! 1 r
ii)jT i Ilf* ;i; jk 1 pf , it was icpnrt ml that Knl-ur front,
incuts had boon oidon'd for f>o j>< ,\sou . m nil cl aiound
I .Umbo.item liolicwnl !<> i,a\c boon bitten be jlifm-tc
animals,
( 'nnt iliumi t ill I 'ape "<
SIX DIE IN FIRE
\
N ' £ • ™ Ikm V?
f tMf I i, s 1 J \ S jl AVI
BI.AI'TV .Ui! RK\I\S Kolb
r\« * alburn. I-.tone,. N t
freshman, Marion (fender
sots, riant, I ayi )lf ville, N. <
Senior, are l"0 of North < or**
lino College's ? : straight A ‘■lt*
dents. Brajnx .tiul !>*',«ntifnl. lilt's* -
two N. ( < . co-eds made nin,-
*(s during Hie Coßegc'.s I sill
Quarter,
Miss < filfiwell is a graduate
REPRESENTATIVE
REGAN WOULD
SPONSOR EDICT
{o-Sponsor of Sl.ilc's
An! of .omniunisf Bill
Fishes Out \f KKK
RALEIGH ■ A member of the
N.-C. House *>l Representatives nt
tendfiij. Ih" current scr-ioi; of 1 1 1*>
General Assembly is willing to
sponsor a bill which would out*
law the Ku Klux Klan in North
Carolina
<Continued on page 8, this section)
IN .SPEAKING HOLE Dr.
I. 51. Miller, .Ir., Professor of
Chemistry at A. and T. College
was guest speaker Sunday, Feb
ruary I at a vesper service spon
sored by the Winston-Salem
chapter of Livingstone Aimuni
i nihe GoH'i Metropolitan AML
/Aon Chure.n. Winston-Salem.
JJ.r, Miller is a graduate of Liv
ingstone College and of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, proceeds
from this program went to the
(Chapter scholarship fund. *n«
will he used to send a student to
Livingstone, (vdlege.
i.
i f
IFI.Vt. Mo- i elieinliiij S < <
■Hi I I'holl I \JI s : Jlflolfl
on. who mis rr.'.'nll> rn.fi).•(! as
«>m of V ! r.N is senior listciJ
■in Who's ,n Ami'ix.ui To!-
I r i;('s anil ! oi\orsili.'s is s» ,-rr.
iif of l.hi' Pan.iii-ilft);.. { non
fl. , *il i * ".j).i 1 1 , lji, j— m'! r c (iy. r t *
Drij.t S«sm* J liol.i soioi ijy
a me to hot- of \!|)ha Kap;,', yj„
Honor Soeit (>
Barrtrig Interveniion
C. Brown Appeal
Fails; ile Must Die
RAM bin ■- Ui ■, t*rer rn or
■ Otf. iii - *;;.-. im * lovcnth-hunr Hi
t*• < vui*‘-! i, Civ'.ie Biown, "0-year
o)d Winston .S.iiem Youth, will *iie
m til'. - loth.ll (.number ~t NC Stale
Prison on F> I ruary 23.
Brown's saw- v. decreed tin;,
■■•"‘-('k I y the Not In Carolina Su
;• i<• 11.10 Court whirl) ruled that, the
verdict handed dovn against the
: oath by a Forsyth County Super
ior Court is to stand and that the
yout.li mu.-; die
the High Court found t*«
••rror in !he trial *>( Brown who
was .sentenced to death for as
say.l on 17-year- *>!<! Betty Jane
Chiton last July Hi at Wms
ion -.Salem.
Attorneys for Brown who appeal,
cd Hie Forsyth decision contended
linn 11:' youth had made an in
voluntary confv.-a ion in the case
end that he tv,is denied iiis Const!•
lutioii'-d rights because Negroes had
been .summarily excluded from scr.
vice on Foi-syth Counly Grand
Juries.
Ti>. decision handed down by
Supmin Court Chief Justice Wal
ter Stacy as.- rts that the charge
i Continued on page K this section)
For NC Vetcran sos Two World Wars
Important Information Is
Noted In New Pu blication
B1 CHARLES G IRVING
RALEIGH - On January 1.
1051, J. M. Caldwell, director of tlie :
North Carolina Veterans Cornmis- 1
sion, transmitted to His Excellen- 1
cy, Honorable W. Kerr Scott, Gov- !
trnor of North Carolina, “a re- >
sum. of sonic of the. most out- '
standing accomplishments of the I
North Carolina Veterans Cornmis- 1 i
sion during 1 tbc; calendar year end- i
Home-State
SINGLE COPY V '
V ! )Ume XX X \USICH NORTH GA R( lUNA WEEK E.N Dir G' VI EKDA't FEKfti \ if, I (), !■■ '!
State Anti-Klan Bill Favored
Body of Ne w-Born Baby Stuffed
In Discarded Shoe-Box Discovered
Violence
I
I Claims ! 1
|
fALnnn A, i,li m j
c: rr-.i, !,•>>( „t ,«; or iii I !•••,[,,, . j
«!*•» *ls I i,. .mob V ...I ... ; . |
t'a: m n i n iv.r
' • . ■ ' ~
it- "if I!. . • .
I. •') fn • 111 «!m !i .1 ;><; ;ra 1 •, |<|
l’ l n. of C||; U ,o| Hill
hi \jn .mil hHii i Hin> -li f)l<'d
Oiii-r i! >■, 1111: - ~, :r-f,l -I hr.ii.~ii
Vfillifn (lie ;.s follow*
JKs*s! »•;i»*,\ \nr»B, '• y< -I
o!<] I'araiiT ~t Craven < niiiiiy
fiie'l r >!! 11 \v ill c ; escUO f If, ni .;
■ l * UH in V‘ fI ii lu» hiicJ l »<' u f
:• luzbl ii! r Imnnz Imni :nn
nr<] m ;it-- fll o.i Mi ity :■* Ia rm !
i <‘oniniijrd o*i Pficf % >
AGAIN PROPOSES
NCG-UNGMERGER’
Ra’eigli Governor Kerr fteoti
lias a nun gone on record as being
In fcivoi o| making North Caro till a
College a! liniiiam a pari of the
'Consolidated 1 'niversity of North
* aroiina.
In hi,.; weekly news coniereure
.Ihe Eigii Executive said that it hi :
Ills opinion that the, problem of !
Negroes’ seelng admi- .-ion to urad !
uaie schools in courses offered ip.
the Eni versify and not by tin cor >
lege would bo simplified. 1
, Tin Governor, however, noted a
complication possibly forever bai i
ring making: .the consolidation coin I
pieic This complication, as point I
cd oul by State Attorney General .
Mc.Mullan is that it would uc
'lvors*' ’to practice segregation <
within 4 -ingle !’niverstiv than It *-
wouhi to lnaintain Hie state's seg (
(Continued op page 8. this section) j
ing December •’>! 1050.*'
Along with this resume, the di
: ector enclosed a c opy 'if a re-
Icaes, entitled, “Your Call To Ser
vice," which the commission de
liveres to each draftee entering
service for the (present conflict,
The biennial report was transmit
ted last Friday. February 2. This
report minutely covered the acti
vities of the Commission during the
FATHER SOUGHT
FOR QUERYING
)) | r |> , i
ji'blll in t i? i ; lrji !)l ,_1 ’
Ren, li ' - Timm.. !•<*
V.inJ In licsklpikp
;< »i JW ] f: ' IM t t nr. hni’s
of A rit'V. h'Hi; jji;-V ; j» jf »>*J ?'* f'l
.'fufl'nil ii, :.ln■ I)'.a has Ik- ii i< 1• n
llii 'il ,i.-. tile pi'• 1;i:11 nrrTy Ik,III
'ii:lr| of a Wei Son liie i'ii pine'
rnui.tr- now linns: : Diuyln Tor >(U«V
loi) iHE 11 v i 1 ;.! :ejl llf'M t i'S..
Tin- i.o'iy of lii" iiiaiii i ijii'iil
in riol.h aiirj ])|;,e."f| jn tjic So'. :t
*i I r s's! !> v ■! .•; \rio'M- .veil
known JOI I i'lisi 11 ‘ ::i ii 11, ,i nil iia
iiofii i'lfi 11 j 1 ir',| ih;it of 1111 ■ r]itii
lie in in M 1... Ni n; i Hollins •. ..i il>
last Sa tin'll;: y at a knal l;o;f)i !o!.
i IN' liaio -ii.',! ..: l S ! |lK|a\' fit na
Jin.,! (..him--
Mr. \>l!f t t *' fOimi! file- .hoet.of
eonlalnirijET lb- liny t.orlx in , ’k'.lt
< onlimii .l on |iaj;r K. (his sfclion)
BOTH PARENTS,
FIVE OPILBREN
KILLED IS FIRE
Ovcrljcalcd Shivc Sets
Fire In Whirls Six Arc
Victims Whir Asleep
CHAPEL Hi!,!. persons
■ i|l tlu* member:. of a single fam
ily r*:: Idilig near here, died last
Saturday when an early-tuurung
fire leveled ilimr home. Tile entire
family of a :sfi-year old plasterer,
with Hu exception of up eight
vest) old SOU wore victim,-'. of (i:e
l'ire.
D( ad an- Frank Rlaeknell, f‘i.
the father, his win-, Mrs. Retry
I lack noli, so. and tiioir . hihireu
P.ctty Lou. 5; Leroy, i. Maggie.
A, and Franseae, 2.
Tin- -ix persons died when m
overlieiited stove mused their
sion titHi 1* home to heroine envel
oped in Haines. The home, ami"
(Cnn(iru*<‘«i on page 8 this section!
pout two -ears
The resume hot-spotted"
two special activities of the
commission; 1. “The Tart 111 r
Claims Campaign to locate, anti
assist the ‘forgotten' disabled
veteran hi properly filing for
the benefits due them under
Federal Laws,*’ And 2. Special
Campaign to iocato and assist
(Continue - * on page 7, this section)
STATE IS ASKED
TO SRANT WE
i U li An jilt! sly Ml
% 12.>,000 \pnnvj»H<s I ion
S(tii 100 Si ! :j!! I<» I ;i!v<“
(air ol hailiana^r
PAT inn I A i'-.i - • -■ *
'.THltmai fvnri - . #vi* v.\.,,rh Jr. •>;
!o'v ‘ ? •i• <;• hi Ui<-
:-'!•<to fv,.- Vcf.;,. orp; • . . yu:v
srntfoi fi.J f.-k to H'.i Jo; :i \p
}.vi'o})i*j;p io}!.. i omirutl * . htJdlni
Os tllf :->t . ] ,!]]•; .• s'! ■i |!
l iir > v-a i»v
Oxford Orph in.ia<. Su|> m
trnfP'ui | HamiTH 1 . «•!*«*
M'onti;mi > ii o H t ihiv .m'Hii'H)
|| ¥ J| r gagHf
v \ .A*#*- “*|
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WmSM ,v • 5 s ; i;.v- -yi : !
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1 I ■> - let mSm « . !
■- ' v j
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“ W ■ * ■ : • p-
f M S V U An AI HR A TEH N IT V
AT N. C rOUJ-Gi: T*w-,c
Tiv»‘ North Carolina College*
last week Ewame the first sin
dr.nts in the South lo he initiated
into Bela Delta Mu, national in
ierraeial fraternity. Pictured are
hack row, left to right, Stephen
S. Ed ley, Roanoke, Va , editor of
The Campus Echo, student news
paper; Calvin Norman, New
DIST! NfilTSlII 5) ! \lt HI I 1
VISITOR Dr. M m .hall Shop
.ird, rerof rii r of iO »> >, for ifw
Dirt riff of < ofiimhi i. e l> ! k
In 1 5 i ■ home -+’.aU- nt North Caro
Im.i list work lo speak ;»t Hie
f» \ Duke \iifjilii! iuin >1 North
Carolina Cetilog;/' f]»r distin
grishrd pis tor of Ehiladelphta s
All < f , f ;ihei n.M'le fCipiisi
CJinrrh a native of Oxford,
North Carolina.
North Carolina College <o eds
,ii m rtn-sdine Dr. hepard are mem
hf*r.s of tf>* <‘ofC‘£C'> 75 von »•
elioir.
! ,osc-?; Htirrsc
A ' 1 , H K f». ,m‘. :m, Hi! «f
S -.: i , nf .n!: jt)f < ‘ : :■ • f iii n a. i,n
V.:.111 iiiitjr 1f.;;., 11 >.• in n>i*,-
XI HR I in .! ! !li»*3
<i. 1 r . .1 hfj 1111'. r • Mi Ri.’Mrt
k. Cr.Tti io-i lifr honi<’ in
ii ,i Kriflay I7i(j!'iliin.' Sir !a I ivq<»K.
M r <:i .., n report; l.liat (In.
ll>'!i n . .High} ,'lf 1! l- :•!’<•. '•(<• h»il
lit in h' | nil . (,hU Jnn -J.lid
Jeff iji. liitl llf’ll
'f !i :Uivn exj>lf)(l*-rt. I a itlitiß oil
i( "iiiiii.i'il »n j a£T R, the, sfrtinni
(. .1
yotd.-. N. V .Ifi<nl "f (in
HfipiioKinrr .lass; Usbon fhriv. ’i
Wlftniil£l<n>, N <T , ci tc vtll
dent »nd fm mrr picMth n! nf the
N. • Coicgp Student Oovem o
men!: front row left to right. v
Kenneth McXfil, Sumpter, S C-,
president oi the Men's Dormitory !,
Council; and Ciathan M. Ross.
Durham, N. <‘ , gra.liuate student
assistant sports publicist at X.
C, r:. ;
Fiery Deaths Probed
!' or. K V ;MOl - I - i-'obcr .officers of two adjacenl
'>unt!*■.. i i;i, week .■onfinueO to probe the mysterious.
*i* • i <I > i (I:. of i. m Noyro r r.-:i dents ofthc respective
< <ill Ilf j
riio bodiv; of tun incii. ( >iip in Kdt?ccombe county
;uid •tnnf.b'T in N.i. ii, were found :tt approximately thf
sum hour on Sundu, with all clothing except shoe
burred iVoni i,iie i emains.
it* :mi.ly o! .lohn Melvin, no-yenr old farmer ot
( miil inn (’ll (>n Page 7
08. b. e. mn
MAIN SPEAKER
AT YMCA MEET
'V. i v.;:ton sau'M hedu d
h> npp -r :*4. pri*i< 5p,;H | >‘ • Cf:i at.
■<hf» r.uual Jn ; f't i i. >: 11h H t ffd r
,-<>.n V- " •*!»' ‘ \ ,(f ATr Zto»l
f'.'i p!.!,'J C}(jjr!*{i hr*t e 'diji/ji v aftru-
I - • i- II j Dr 1 jarn Jr» )’■
M * vidvnt of AToj o’h:i]i .« ( .'!■•
if g‘\ s \ j|p fHi, f;
' ? 11 e limn j i sC- o .
! lie iiiiiid! rr-s
s-ioii of ihe YM
g>' op Liv'duf
ed J< t pd under
; wa> a 1 pill A
• the ciiurcli l.ui
*,fl g ill* IC c •'! ji: ,
ih iliioiai 1 cpoi'l,
v s ilc 111 .inc|j w II!
t*.■ iif' • i)io«i ip
rdf c o •- 1 ' lid
Uni'.' i * I • ‘ I * ■ I
1 jj.> i•_ ■ niid >-H A * ; ij• *•. ■
I'fi pin. MVv.iidf'd
fc, i ,ir C v i f *ii v. ho no-on* I .
J 001. par? j n 11d vi .•« h;j J ui»-m h- -r
thij* •f» i* • *
J)r M' ya jjaf i • of . oiUh Ca•
rolilli ;:;o| n o.i ? nt Hot*'
<Comi on H. this .-sorUoia
li E U ff f"l 5 tii F
jpp 9 mj€ iccmc
ft 0 U te b| L i UU L
Specl.il to I i,, 4 tl:ni,lV!it\
VVI N.ST'JIJ SA |LM ■ If e ;
.■CeS/j ii. .. ijic local Tv'e'jrt) Minis- 1
ii-i ial Ai i i'■,i r -,. u i|[ iO'lyv t|n If d
nf *be VVinsl on S;i lem MimUcrs
\ .;.<•(• i.d>;i v ,icli (hi week left
i- up in e.'i' h individual member i
of i|-i.- hra.ly io a ■ lo , over. 1 1 :'hi
I II nr -'-..-iin i Ihe p 0.0-.''! city i
Alf.-ori:fiic Be'." I-'.-. Control vote
Dili mg It;. iTinmid'V me,'(jug. lltc i
•»'hi(e mini-,!<:ri,ii pcoun iiearJ' ,o;g
ees’ions through whu-h » fight,
acaint-t th.« voir mirhi be waged j
The: i- M);;ge-;( j include organ- I
(ration of a campaign through
which Hie State House Committee:
on f Yr> positions and Grievances
would be bombarded with tele
grams by "prominent” church mem
bers setting forth individual views.
Despite Ho s(?iiitefl nature
in which suggestion', and ret
ommendution . were made >ll
’nvilidijed on page H. ff1 5 s sertiidl)
| IT
I '* m
rm.~- j-.. . i i - ■■ *£•
If’s Cold Outside
(»\ V OH D v Ounjl 'd . f .ov| id '>r -
.1,01 mj Kila Kuzgerad tunefully
. Up • . 1- . O'U ;i'j‘ '
'i, b.m ci?u°n v. he ill >U*-
;i '. i \ : peri ia rn hf jtl Z . e O'. C'P-l O :
Tbyd : ■»■ o, I'i'iyci Clark, wilt oe
r i.ti> a I..laui that lun ,
<-!.io the sit* of .-i wbiskev -xtill
>.vlii'-!i Clark allegedly oiiei't'• •
j j) fj. • ,jj . • ,l i Olio* r< ’
•' ui- •<-, Clark ia aid to
ivi%- tested lire stream as a get
aai medium tienig successful
I imvligathig officers report that
rh<* ream was nearly frozen over
when the t--.easing man took hi.,
u. ’ .•ter swim. :
May Lose Eye
H ALb'tGH A women may loan
ll* ! ra a". Hr' J OSLIiI of ar. injury
c ■ public dance het*
Uvnilay nitlU ;
\ i]Ro;lh ; i Lipscomb * . •
coins; 11 • atmere at St Ague:; ft >3
total here for injuria; - ipUanifvt
'■leu a!) unidentified a-raihuU
'Miri; t ;.n open knife U|!.> her <ve
,<• f m, 'ep:onal M iditoriuin during
Mi.mioy mr.br , Arno* Milburn-Ths
in* rep;; appeararir o
Cimmie My Blade
FALLIGH The ever-loving
r’vitrh-blade knife had if;; d.j> in
the SMlr's Ciol3<’i'Hl Assembly this
wee): vriien opposition to branding
she knife a deadly weapon v t.?
voiced.
A hill had been introduced in h
w ood t.ij.e) the .. witch-blade d f -i
and deel.m- the carrying -.f >m«
, rone'vikel p misdemeanor «,
Senator J. E. Winslow of .Fey.
rjitbo.ans coiinfr. however ratlin
Ur the j** > ']e of f|ie ' .vIt■;h-blads..
njir * b • the. In 11 c V,: rl if., 1
rood point;, after r.:i a
The Dionosed ienslation in -hi: h I
the nwitfh-hiadr u. n-,,- prineinal 1
Ui ii.v t‘T will be further studied. J
Big or Poeketbook? I
GOf-DSBORO Lewis Snead. J
11. ot Wilmington, has been arrest- I
cn lo re and charged with the theft I
of a poeketbook and an amount I
cl ico:; ■>, from the pey ..or ot ons s
d’oiilinHi'd un P'£c k this '-ertioct I
1
t 1
(Ail w" 1
T''t ,f ft\ 1
: 1
- •*' \ iS: .. I
< ION FAB SPEAKER That- |
C‘>e(i MarsiiaiS, chief counsel of H
(he National Association for the ■
Advancement, of Colored people, B
will hr a principal speaker ftur- K
iug the 70th annual meeting of B
the North Carolina Tcadir’V fi
Association at Raleigh March la B
through 17. Other speakers of |
note srnrduled to adrtress the B
4'cmfab arc J. Sanders Redding, B
Hampton institute instructor and B
noted author, and Dr Benjamin I
F-. Mays, president, Morehouse |
College, Atlanta., ®