FIERY CROSS BURNS IN ALAMANCE
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Hi: Al* IM KI.K ATIOXS GltOl’l'
The pictured panel of sin
dent officers and faculty advis
ors head Use North Carolina High
School Publications (Tub organ
ized at Saint Augustine's College,
Raleigh, list saiurtlas. Student
officers are, front row, left to
tight, blisses dean Stovall, as
sistant strretaiy of Scrotid Wait!
Woman Needs ‘Miracle Drug’ To Live
N. C. Bishop Praises, Cites
Services To Race Catholics
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HAPPENED
IN
CAROLINA _ j
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Vi :• . lit 1 a Oiivf 11*11 N-.' -i •• SV!i 11.1
Mills fti< iolfLc Ooullty Vlf-* i• t r *
iup. :r ho. i.
f.l hip hi I he* ttvy ::u i/atiuii
cotisists only <»l m:tl«* • '«To i > *ii
No:: ro -•<'ll. •<>!:' ili T h<* IIOL! )l V. <• • H'il
•'Ct foi of \U(‘ s?atf\
Th* program was marlU'Vi D>
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fToaiott
Eilliard BulletrMan
■fHOMASVII.LK \ round *■> 1 -
fieri- tlnvre i all inr John it > t'.. . -
~n<l a ••It: lie Ml lluilct-Mali' th
tveeli. ('tipekiud earned the n rj,
h> fa trills ■ hunt ilt(? "H'nu" (il!i. " ;
2d and iiijnt inr Arthur Hurt',
ill a shi tot iI! e rtnPr bell'*" '*
local iH'iolronjii i ; attii-day nig v
< niK land ha.- posted bond <c
* I Unit tin litt- tnurder - ltd e.'eid in
t'thn hoot inr care neudilic hear!
in ■ nneriiir court in it* next • ■<•
ion tie re. i
Ain’t Freedom Grand?
RAEKICI! ••Ain't Freedom
C rand'."’ . . . tints’ the first ««n,-e
--tion .Tame, Willie Oate.-. 26. asked
when he Ret foot outside the Con- ;
tral Prison here. Despite his vonth.
Oates tuts hern a. "truest” of the '
itate for in year-’, serving out a
life Imprisonment term im nosed
upon hint v. hen he was Id yen is
-«*i' age,
: 1C- beeanie the first life-torn, I
prisoner to receive a tiarole xvith- i
smr a prior I’ounnutation in th;
historv of the State penal svstom.
according to commissioner !>r. TV
C. .lotinsof!.
Oates e-a 1 given the I!'',- ten ;
for breaking inlo the homo of .•
u oman.
The Bit? Roundup
l-'AYKTTKVI I I.K \| Ic-asi four
persons didn't know it hut they
were heailin" for the hie rnnndiiti
la ■■• weekend, and titer mnde it.
iFour persons v ere arrested in 'J n
raids <dnred ilnchur the weekend
on nrerVilses believed to harbor il
licir lifloru-.
The. four are Isaac Me.'’'*’
Corine Cakes: Mnvnnder Mim'd
Route !; James MelCennts. F”'’oav
yirn-i n-ii/l tteriiert .lohncop 11 O’>'l
A1 !1 11- \ll f.i,..i IHVi-ePMIOn Os illicit
!inner chasers.
No Privacy There
sA!fTflFlf't.D - ' liinu e«Ti‘'
even have- rwivuev in tii: own prl-
W C!\ lie Hunter id Ponte 1 here
fr. '
Mnr.ter : n ihticd io sheriff’s ,
officials aftet they uncovered a
cache of ciglM (.talinns of whir ■
whiskey in the privy adjacent to '
,hb ievident.
/ The officers commented that tin
concoction was of inferior Quality
Hunter faces charges.
Sellout, emii'iuiti*; AMtnc
llaynes, treasurer, \\ <‘st t iiai
tottr High; Alrxiue (■lenient,
president. Hillside High, |)ur.
Hum; l.a Iloiinic Hiunchi, vice
president, Dudley High, Greens
l.oio, and Shirley Garner, sec
ietai y, \Vaslituglon Higlp Keids.
villr. t'iiculiy - Ivisois, leit to
right, tear, are; Atiss it.irtiaru
fife
aHt i Wttm
I 1 GH>\ t.l .VDI K - J.ugene
A I’iioi iiton, a world War I vet
'•ran, was recently appointed
vice commander «! Division Si\,
Department of North Carolina,
-'ll. Thornton, prominent civic
and business leader of GoK»;boro,
succeeds the tale Attorney Jesse
S hawser of ITmrioite in tin
foist. * See Story IllSilli ).
FOll PLAY is
INDICATED IN
YOUTH’S DEATH
N'OIiI.INVA According to local
officials, evidences have been un
covered here which give strength
lo the belief that foul play figured
in the death of a IH-year-old youth
whose body was found on railroad
tracks near here last weekend.
Officials believe that George K.
Ramey, the victim, was killed some
: distance away from the S'eaboard
Aivines Railroad tracks where the
body was discovered and then plac
-1 cd upon the tracks to throw in
• vest Iga tors on-guard.
The body of the youth, bearing
no bruises or lacerations, was dis
< oven d lying on tin south edge
of the Notiina Railroad Yards at
about ft: 4a las : Saturday nigh*,
with the head about a half-ytfd
from a side track
no son. sr.\Y
INDICATION that the vonth v
Tintnleved elsewhere and Inmiglit
to tile yard given in th' fan'
•that a thorough -•••'n ii of :nc
•-anuiirtding turf showed no signs
of a sell file. Th" only wo'em
■'boat the lioriv accnrdim io O '
V.'. I). Rogers, dr., and !*. P. Ho'i
t i- were those nigol bv a tiliiht
nstriitnent and inflicted lit •
liasi Ilf the sir II; |
LConUnneii on |sa K e xt
SHAW STUDENT
IS A ‘FIRST 1
Drill!AM A "first” was made
by a Shaw Cniversity student here
last week when Mis* Delores .lin
king became the first Negro ; tti
dent cli i ted to an executive hoard
ni« iiibei'sliip in the X. C. Mpircopai
t'oliepc Students' Conference.
Miss Jenkins, a Shaw jimim
from Newark, X. J.. was named
irea.urer of the eonfiih. being the
<>n!y nietnhi-r of her race accorded
the honor. ,
The annual session of the con
ference was held at St Josenh
Fplseona! Church here with stu- i
dents from the state’s lending col- i
leget and universities in Mtend
(CaKtinaea oa page Si
Heibonrni', West 1 Harlotle;
l l.mmce \V. 11. IVatte, haml
.v ug Usitiie's college; Mrs. Vir
ginia itarticid, Iliclui d I>. ilar
rison High, Selma; Joseph 11.
Dennett, fidenton High, Kden
ton; Mrs. Ida Duncan, Washing-
Urn High. Keidsville, and Mrs.
Helen Saunders. T. S. Cooper
Digit, Suobnry. —CAHOI.IXIAS
PHOTO ItV sIIDKAHI).
BISHOP WATERS
LISTS EXTENT
OF CHURCH AID
Utilization nil Fourth
01 Parochial Schools
I>> Race is Revealed
il. li.i'.iCli ';:><* « xtent of •‘■ r
'Vie .Pit Ncf'i'ui'- in !);•- cim
i.. i,.i.i :; n tare, gn Gauiopg
..ii ; )ii cited :. vi'Miy in
i'.mi.it ;• i... ,'.ui i:| U ttv-r fVl'ilt t
I.U Mop Ilf the diocese, Bishop \r!ll
cvhi V> \.'i ,ivc;' vvlio rive tlcC that
nnc Pipl'lli ill till- plU'OCilKd .-ciloV'iS
t: <• (kocor air ttUli/ed foi at
tendance by Xcgro children. OTh-c.i
e.-.itai;. a- ..tartiisig revelations
..civ noted.
Out til KX parishes lor a!i
people, ;m .ire devuted espec
ially to site colored, - ’ the
Uisltop wrote. "Out of 16b
priests, ii are devoted espec
ially to our colored people.
Out of ."it; Sisters, 62 are
working /-specially for tb«
colored.
"Out of ;!X schools, i;j arc
devoted lo ottr colored cldt
dten. Out ot M.OOtl children tis
Catholic schools, 1,600 are tft
( atbolie schools especially de.
voted to the colored race.
"VvV arc going to help them, more
Catholics in North Carolina, some
of whom arc* graduates of Catho
lic universities, colleges and
schools, some be. inv-ss and profes
sional people of the highest edu
cation and culture; but we are
cioeciaily proud of them because
they are religious men and women
belong to u.s, as xve do to them,
in :he Mvstienl Bodv of Christ
BLASTS
"e are going to help them, more
and moil, to pain better iiving
conditions and greater opportuni
ties, both spiritual and temporal,
so that the;, may take their right
ful - place in Church and commun
ity which Goo himself has grant
iContinued on page 8, this section!
AWARDED BRONZE .STAR
S£l. Clifton J. Alderman, sou
of Mr. and Mrs, Garland Alder
man of Over hills, X. C., recently
received the Bronze Star award :
In Korea. Sgt. Alderman, a mem
ber of the famed 24th Infantry
Division, has been in Korea since
June, I'loO, and is a graduate ©f !
Fayetteville's Armstrong H»g»
School and Ruielgii's Him?
Barber School.
Twin City Ci tizens Cry
“Foul” In Housing Deal
Home-State Edition
SINGLE COPY
VOI.r:\IK XXX IiAI.LICH, Nou ni CAKOLINA WEEK ENDINC SATI'KnAY. FEnRrAKY 21, 1051 NO. Xf
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Sl!\\Y SPEAKER Ydaiu
Kaziuiierz Xicbieszcanski, mem
ber of tin- Polish Political Coun
cil in the S'. will speak at
Sb-ixx University's Grccnleaf
AuuHorium I-Tiday, february
i’.i at lit A. M. under the aus
pices of the National » onunittee
lor Free lAirop*-. (See Story In
side l. *
High School Publications
Group Formed; Hillside
Girl Is Named President
Raleigh—Some HOO persons were
in attendance at Saint Augustine's
,College here last Saturday at the
tirst annual convention of th<?
North Carolina High School Pub
lications Club and its organization
al session.
Doling the meeting, officers were
selected to guide the courses of the
club and oversee the .services of
school publications throughout the
State. While the election of officers
was the highlight of the day-long
session, many other occurrences of
,note marked the day..
I‘receeding the election of offi
cers .a meeting was held in which
Dr. Harold L.. Trigg, president of
the host college brought greetings.
Dr. S. K. Duncan, State Supervisor
of Negro High Schools presiding
presented an overview of the or
ganization and A. A. Morrisey. rep
resentative of the Winston-Salem
Journal and Sentinel voiced the
vocational aspects of high school
publications.
The role of the adviser and the
publication was cited by W. L.
Green.-, executive secretary of the
North Carolina Teachers Associa
tion. Mrs. Alice!ine Smith, faculty
adviser to "The Panthers Claw”.
ptlUi. -itiun of Dudley Hi-li School,.
Oreem boro, explained liie rernii
sltes of good hit-*' school pulili
cation. lines clari.h ing her talk
with displays,
a lunch m staged in.
Saint Aueustine'* Cheshire Hal!.;
an organization session whs held
in which Miss Aloxine Clement of ;
the Hillside High School Chronicle, i
Hillside TTieh, Durham, was elec-i
•ted president.
Ollier officers chosen in the poo- ,
alar election were 'Miss T.r Ronnie ;
Rianchi. Dudley High. Greensboro, i
Vice-president: Miss Fllirlcv Gar-1
ner. Wash in*” on High Ro|d«vlMe ]
secrete re 'A. : cs .lean Stovall, Se
cond AVard High, Charlotte ess is-;
font secrettvrv nn-i Vl«n Mable j
t-Tonse, West Charlotte High, trr-a-|
Direr. >.
Pi-nvions conferences in which
initial plans were made for the
MOTHER OF FIVE
FACES DEATH
WiTHOUT DRUG
Drug Employed In Chi
“Frozen Woman” Case
Needed In Raleigh
V
RAI.KIC.!! \ woman the
mother of five children and p<M
ien* in the local St- Agnes Hospital
must ondiut untold tortures and
court death ; i'l"S- aid in th. form
(>i i'tirul.- v. Ith which to purchase
i valuable drug is immediately
forthcoming.
! ucinsf this stark future is
Mrs. Ada Ellis of Wake For.
f-st wlto has been piagued by
an unconunon, yet highly dan
gernus sk'n disease for more
than four years.
The mother of five children, Mrs.
Ellis has undergone treatment for
ttv disorder under the famed Dt
Hiti.it tor the totii-year period,
hut in order to continue to survive
niu t pave at least three doses per
week ot a vaunted "miracle”
dm.'- known to medical science- as
"curt ii one."
( OST PROHIBITIVE
The cost of this drug, according
to attache-’ at Saint Agnes Hospi
tal, is expressly prohibitive with
the thr> i doses needed by Mrs.
Ellis available- only at an expen
diture of S4O per week. The cost
of treatment heretofore Lias taken
it- toll on Mrs. Ellis’ holdings and
public aid will be needed if she
t Continued on pa** ‘b this section)
formation of the Publications Club .
wore held here at which time a
promotion committee was formed.
Promoters for tin* organization
include Dr. Duncan, high school
supervisor; Dr, Trigg, president of
Saint Augustiive's; Mr. Green <>t
the Teachers Association; P it
-lervay, publisher. TIIK CAKOI-LN
] \X; C. !i. Mr London, p! ,11 ipu',
Washington High School, italcigh;
B. it. Rest, principal, DuUois HiP’i-
School. Wake Forest, and Clarence
W. it. Wade, facnitv ad User St,
Augustine’s.
PAR!! TERRACE
SALE TO TRUCK
FIRM BLASTED
Housing Authority Is
Called Disinterested
In Failure To Buy
WIXSTON-SADEM Winston-
Salem citizens from every quarter
are crying “foul" on a deal which
hat, ended Negro occupancy of the
Park Terrace Housing Develop
merit here and made stockholders
in the Park Terrace, Tnc., firm
ovnr a million and a. half dollars
richer.
Despite protests hy tenants of
Ithe :!, r .5-Hnit project, the X.\AfP
and other local groups. stockhold
ers of the firm went through with ,
their intention to sell the entire
span to the McTyonn Trucking Com
pany for habitancy hy white truck i
drivers and their families.
The trucking Mtmna'u* has hern
OOMTAiNY NOT FAIT.TFT)
aVetolved of all blame i»i ihe
(Continued on page 8 r this section) i
MMjk a WM:"-
GETS FIRST LIKFTENANCY
Colonel Kcslie K. Babcot-fe,
post commander at Camp Pickett,
Vais shown pinning first lieu
tenant rating on the shoulders of |
Bruce Fleming, fromer second. :
Mrs. AdaJamagin Named
Zeta “Woman of Year”
Ceremony Set For Sunday
RALEIGH Qmicron Z'ta and
Onticron Qhapter of Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority of Raleigh will present
Mrs Ada R. Jarnagin of Raleigh
as woman of the year on Sunday
afternooin February 25. at Shaw
University’s Vesper Service at
4;20 o'clock.
Mrs Jarnagin is a native of I'ct
cr-burgb Va., wnero she uUnul
i’d pubic sciiools and V-> State
Normal Institute, later enrolling at
Police Chief Is Probing
‘Mystery’ Death of Maid
Known Beaten Weekly
MADISON - Chief of Police
George T. Martin is a busy man
here this week. He is probing the
death of a long-time maid em
ployee of his. Miss Mary Hayes,
whose age is listed as "about 27. ’
Miss Hayes’ badly mutilated
body was discovered at her home
iieuienanl and a native «f R-»-
Icitsh, V C. Lt. Fleming, World
W’ai |i veteran aws mustered
back into service with a Raleigh
Reieigli Reserve unit and is a
training aids otfieer at the Vir
ginia camp.
N. C Coil.-gv at Durham whore she
was awarded i c< rt it scale in Bus
iness Aamini.-U-ation.
She was formerly secretary to
the late Dr. E. E. Smith, State
Teacher's College, Fayetteville, af
terwards serving with her husband
in tin Held of education at Warren
too and Chapel Hill, N. C , prior'
to joining the -staff of Shaw Uni
\ ersity.
(uojf.MS x;m 8 aSitd uo pjnu|juo,)i
here early Sunday morning, hear
irtg evidences of a brutal beating.
Thais when The Chief went to
work in earnest.
Chief Martin authorized the‘ar
rest and jailing of one Pill Mani
lla!!. of Madison, whom the
(Continued on page 8 : tilts iectionj
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CITES SERVICE - In a re.
cent pastoiiai h tt- i. Bisltop \ ni
i cnt S. W.itd s of Raleigh re
ports set vices .tia orded to the
Negro r.u ,■ in the Raleigh t!i;;-
eese int'oiiglt Catholi,- auspices,
The letter announced the annual
collection lot Negto ;md Indian
me SiOlts i Set- Story tills Paget,
11U AMBASSADOR ." AYS
li, i>. Armstrong, print ipa! of
ltookcr T. W ashirigton High I
School, Rocky Mount, and rep
resentative of the Evening Tele
gram of that city, listens at ten
ts vch as U. S. Ambassador t«
I.iberia, Edward K. Dudley, re
veals some of the experiences
that in* has had us the lirst Ne
gro to become a full American
emissary. Mr. Dudley was in
terviewed at Rocky Mount
where the Ambassador was a
visitor lollowing receipt of an
honorary Doctor <>( Laws degree*
at ,1. (. Smith rmversity. Char
iutte, his alma mater. (Photo
t'ourtesy Evening Telegram). ,
CROSSES BURN
FOR 2 NIGHTS
IN MAN’S YARD
Alamance Officials
Discover kkk Symbol
Afire: Set Probe
GRAHAM-A fiery cross, eallil),
card of the infamous Kit Kux Klai
burned two nights in sueeessio!
in the yard of a Negro couple nea;
here In Alamanee County las
{ ross Burn Victim j
Is “Herb Doctor”
Cl! AH AM The victim of
a 2-night cross-burning- ordeal
here last week end has ‘•ene
mies'’ official* were advised
this week. j,
••Doctor" Bonnie Richard
Willie Porter Thomas, the vie
timi, admits that he doesn’t
know -who burned the crosses
before his home Saturday and E
Sunday nights, but says that fl
he has enemies hereabouts be- ft
cause he is an "herb doctor of HE
the United States of America." E
Thomas contends that he B
was born with a "gift" that B
makes him able to correctly ft
handle herbs. He says
mother passed his “gift" on to ffl
him. lie boasts only one year B
in school. B
week. B
He/iortinii th<’ Imrnitiff of th‘
cross tens Mrs. fUcfnird
ns of Clrn Ti'iirfn sritor -who B
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