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family Fuss
ou.k itn ins lather, forced
lVi su.-p-nu>tlier 10 urn e rum
Abtvuf. Gftwivilip <. ounn early
lint week during which time
thfc aUefed attaex Is to luce
tii-Jfcii p.-te
Trie c-J-sci Evans forthwith for
bade.* his w:fe ana son u visit, in.
ongjinai Evans home thereafter
INVADES HOME
On Sautrcta> however. Sambo
J.vjLii« went to toe Evans mime
arc. took over It was then that
that- elder Evans made an official
Coimplaint to the Gianvilte she* iff s
department
Upon arrival of sheriff's df
panment operatives al toe kv
ass home bauble began to en
sue, , o ith Sambo Evans far
Heading himseif within the
v house and threatening a- shoot
ing duel with the office's Aid
was summoned from nearby
fiutner, NT, and, with the aid
of tear gas, the officers suc
ceeded in subduing the man . .
not before he whs wounded
while groping for a shotgun
which had been knocked from
his hands, however
Evans Is scheduled to face trial
on charges of assault with a dead
ly weapon with intent to kill in
addition to the race cha’-ge
City Helps
bitions, whether unde*- canvas
or not, application shall he
ifiade therefor for a period of
thirty days before any license
or permit shall be issued to
.said company or enterprise. and
1t shall he in the discretion of
the. City Council as to whether
asr license or permit shall be
istaed to »aid company or en
terprise
LAW AMENDED
Whereas the !!Ho Code was not
Violated bv Monday's circus per
#o rmar.ee. the amended version of
the statute activated in July, 1948
and superceding the original edict
makes local officials liable to guiU
or* charges of aiding in We viola
tion
The amended statute reads.
'No person, firm or corpora
itc-n shall be licensed or shall
he permitted within the cor
porate limits of the City of Pa
leigh to exhibit or show in any
tent or rents any carnival of
show of like kind, including
vaudeville shows, museum ma
nageries and other like amuse
merits, or to * »erate merry-go
rounds, few is wheels, and oth
er riding devices, conducted
for profit, under the same gen
eral management o.r an aggre
gate of shows, amusements,
eating places, riding devices o r
any of them operating together
on the same lot or contiguous
lets or streets, traveling from
place to place, whether owned
and actually operated by sep
arate persons, firms or corpo
rations or no* ;and such, earn!
vala, shows, performance® and
amusements hereinbefore re
ferred to are hereby prohibit
#d within the corporate limits of
the- Citv of Raleigh Any pre
gen firm, or corporation, vit
iating the provisions of this
subsection shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon con
viction shall he punished as
provided bv statute for *he
punishment of a misdemeanor.
Ail ordinances in conflict w><h
the provisions of this subsec
tion are hereby repealed.'
REPULSIVE TO RESIDENTS
By granting the circus permis
sion to appear the City ignored not
only its own statute hot also Die
desires of residents of 'he area
Protests made to officials were *»>
no avail prior to ‘he actual event
WILL CONSIDER ISSUE
The CAROLINIAN has since
been assured, however, that o its
next meet in? the Citv Council
will act in seeing that such an oc
currence is not repeated
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, OTHER AREA IGNORED
It is reliably reported mat resi-
Ufciuo ox one sector of me city suc
cessfully petitioned to prevent tue
i! c- iiooi appearing there This
petition noted in front the congt-s
--!-:ui and other undesirable
ects ■ Inch have teen me result
n • • - perioi mance.
Not only ivffp there incl
dc"is of traffic- a«d moral dan
ser noted on Die Lucille Dun
) i-i Scnoo! p|«t, but there was
> plso a temporary reign of ter
ror when n* ivs was spread
i thi uugh the area Monday
m-n n that a lion in< running
loo«e. A youthful circus at
tendant also got more of IDs
slut e when be was bitten by a
monkev.
Would Take Over
•’fate and county's embattled 1 s?-
n irate but equal" doctrine
NOT FIRST CASE
Even though the c»rese'**at
>->n of «uch a stand for a sr*”-
hlance of equalltv hv an *■*ffi
f-ial U- prercdept-autflng It* tb
s*s*e. the ii***eat (evieft again
«< *h» I’amliro County School
*»v«fem bv M r . Wharton I® si
‘tl|l|r (o OOP made by a I'ay
ftt pvtjfe chic group which
contends that tt « ill attemp to
se r iir.. rntrv for Negro stu
dent* a* Fayetteville's lead.
*ug ivhlte high school if as
fertc area **ot ***< dr to rijital-
V<* tlvg Vs» *< eilftv <»r to
secure a new one before sche
duled September opening
dates,
H\S ST'PPORT
Paradoxically. Mr Wharton has
gained support in his stand This
Suf-oprt, though net official, is
popular
Parents of Pamlico's white
school-children h.avp been edverse
to Hie -rr-t •--■Hi ?a ti or* of *h C COUP-!
fy's -’.-bite facilities since *he pro
posal was first presented In many
cases, students will be obliged to
ride ten miles per direction to at
tend Die Centro! School, it has
b*>en pointed out.
EXPECTS ACTION
Mr Wharton obviously,, is ex
■e’ ting action of hi? stand by Ne
gro pn vents eiso Public senti
***cat*f ' o r- 11 b - is that Negro stu
dent.: in e’-r-vv ---. have been
decr*”ed of opportunity
While v has been rumored here
that these parents were contem
plating >u*t to obtain needs of the
Meg* o segment r-.o proof of such
-Hpiin - hr,? been forthcoming
Leading local Negro residents,
snapped from. thei*' apathv bv Mr
wh + o- / declaration have de
cl red that tber joi n the board of
fiend i o ‘nls program
m. n i
blast nnis
Or. ac bt
T)r. s. o. tvijiijnis, head of
F'?»**b®**» CiJy C?>l
- has served chair
man of *■ Citizens’ Day
<*a nh !*jwmer Ills committee
composed of sfvpraj Vcgro
leaden in this and other States
nrr rcsnoniiblc for the
interest in the day on which
t *>st Colony honors members
f»f v»i« rare.
A h ighspot of the program x>rc
sensed pri >r to curtain time
s he appearance of the Glee Chib
fr• ->:i Norfo I.k D 1 vision of V ir.ginia
rotate College
W ms Contest
ber. She also shares time with Mt
Pis gab Presbyterian junior choir
and is noted fur her singing. She
is considered a sincere Christian
oung lady.
T 1 Long who head? th<* local
Elks Educational Dept and Mrs,
Sadie R Hawkins both teachers
ii' the local high school arc- prin
eioa!l’’ responsible for the training
of Miss Terry. Mrs, Marie Terry.
Edgecombe teacher, is mother of
< RI FK f ETTI R OR GANT/A
TK*N AT IST* - Delta (iamma
Ghaplrr of One ga J'si Fill fra
l"finn Indnc'ed trn members
here t* * cnf Iv to csf.il'llsh the
firtt creelj lrller organ i/II | lon on
!!**• ramnus of (be Fayetteville
Sl>*» lei'bevs ( ollege. F'rhired
- *p f»ont to I *. I**ft *o r*gbl. the
C>r r-ir-j--. ******* I*ol 4Vill* r, l Ring.
O oitjlilb- l-’f|v .'l'll .Jnlinaon If*
'*>gton, Kv. »f (ail MouMrie.
the contest i im*r ; i. pe*. K r Rat
lie *'.? l.lks president of Noith (
olira. Tla*dd C--Icn'-an is Fxahei
Euler of Die local lodg°,
“Eye-Balling"
ful in repelling him. it *« re
ported.
The - attack" is said to hav.* been
attempt 'd by .lav Herbert, .r*.. 19.
The victim is identified os Miss
Juanita Crofts, a resident of the
Lexington Death Valiev section,
fAI T r,( r TJIf HOI NDS
In tlu* accustonird manner, blood
hounds worn called out to engage
! n a-. ■ ! so. the Dtachur la ad
dition to the hounds, local resi
dents. policemen, highway patrol
men and sheriff's d<-partment of
fleers joined in the hunt
Herbcrf ; nvpretided in a
i wooded ar**;* follownig a fi'*e-houv
bunt bv the posse
>IMS! Minus NOTED
According to majority Lexing
ton opinion the case is similar to
the one in which a middle-aged
Negro fanner of Vance* ville waf>
recently eonvirted of assault on a
femaie even though r-<* was sonic
distanee ; i "Ti *- from bis alleged
victim
Hrrbrrt. onittion contends, <s
nnssil*!-, -oihiert to trial under
lb.** riririe statute *pt*Drd b* Die
V.(j*epyVille )orir|ofi< H<* is de
ceribeHi is "a nice fellow" bv
T exinglntiians and as a person
who ; *r*nldti't do anything
like that for anything"
The po v ibi'il* ‘hat Lexingtcm
opinion mav be adverse is noted
in tb-,t Herbert had been in Die
m‘ea in •* lur-h the at + oml'-ted as
snilt took place according to han
-?Vrs of 'be blood-briunds **’bo sav
the t.-'a.n led from Dial site to
where flip youth ---as found
Date for mTtiel bearing in the
.■as-? is still, pending
ABC VIOLATORS
KEEP OFFICERS,
DEPUTIES BUSY
HIGH POINT - City police and
Lora! deputy sheriffs 0.-ent the
**--el-.-end running down violators
of the A B C law, arresting five
persons. and confiscating more
than 85 pints of u hiskey
I’olice nabbed .James N.
Franklin, Ir., aftr finding six
full gallons of untaxed liquor
at his residence at ?,<)■> Walnut
street, and Herbert Bostic of
i)ls Grayson street, after find
ir* s three gallons in bis pos
session.
Also arrested were R W Bun*
' dv of High Point. Route 5, where
10 full pints were found on his pro
' oerty. Clay Williams of High
Point Route 1 with, three pints
p# -.vhite liquor and eight gallons
r\r es. Sr?" - in his possession,
and Ethel Mae McCorke of 215
Beamon S*. who had only had one
half pin! All posted bond for
future hearing in municipal court
Mars Hill Youth Hies
fn Station UTrav
ASHEVII 1 .-E-George McDowell
of Mar? Hill died here Monday
following injuries sustained in an
: affrav with John Coon in hte As I *,
e- i’le union terminal Friday night
Coon who apparently struck Me
! Dewei! in the head with a brick
following an argument, according
to information in the hand? of de
tective-- in *he citv police de apart
ment. is being held in citv iaii in
connection with the .*ase
Willow Spring Man
Floes From Prison
RALEIGH "Whit Robe* John
son. 18-veer-old Willow Spring's
vo’.ith. has "slipped off" from a
road gang acm in. H H. Honevoutt..
assistant stat*- prisons director, re
poi'ted Sunday.
Sentenced from Wake county to
12 months for larceny last October.
Johnson escaped tlu* last time Sat
urday while working near Cary
prison farm.
He escaped on Febunrv 28. this
year, and “remained at large" for
two days.
To Re Re-Organized
RALEIGH The Court of Gal
mittae Mtindn yextend«*d m invi
tation to “all old and new mem
bers to join, with us .Friday night,
July 27. in a r* -organization meet
ing to he held at Odd Fellows
Building on Hargett Street, at 8:00."
Mrs. Beulah H. Powell is presi
dent. Mrs Agnes Tyson, secretary,
and E W. R«dis, grand organizer
THE CAROLINIAN
Washington. D I". National Fx
ecutlve fiertctarv of the frn(crnt-
M o Varborough, Italcicb.
N. ( Sixth District Rrprcwrntn
t*ve; fleofse Fitzpatrick, fiiye
tlrvillr-; William McNair. Fa.ee*
ft** ii le. srroud rm<, Irft to tieb*
a.*e lehn F rown. I- ngi* **-o<*rl, N
I ; .fumes Baton. Vsi>e* iile; Wll
Dam Mack. Lexington, k*. * r
v*n Biegs. PHtsbu r sh. Ea: !'«*"'
i * ism*. r«y-u i * ill. am! 1 n
M’-Kioii'***. I 1'- cl*c iu!:r J . - ‘
R 7 . 1; i- h•Vv akc Red Cross
/■ ppcals For Flood Victims
RALEIGH—FinaI plan? for brin
ging before Wak-> County citizens
the urgent no‘*d for contribution?
-:> flood victims in four mid-w**?t
state? '.*-ere completed this week
- :>t a meeting of Raleigh s civic;
I.* /).-,,; H‘’nry Bridges, state au
ditor. presided at the meeting as
cb.iirman of the special fled Cross
committee for relief of tin -flood
victim? Brirtg-'"- i • also ebairman
of the W ike County Chapter's
Finance Committee
X„ ’r-eet F ’-sident Truman's ap
peal for a $5,000,000 fiend relief
fund to be donated Dv -".mh i'wal t
chapters of the Rod Cross, the
Wake County group i« making an
appeal through facilities of Dv* lo- •
cal and county radio and Press
RHdee? reported that because e
mergency clothinsr need? were be
in <• adeouatelv met bv communi
ties bordering the flooded are-*--,
no clohtina will be sen* from Die
Wake County headquarters How
pvt'V the' n-.'t.'H for vnovioy vit -
crprit, ho c?>i r ! Ofoting ■>flistics \v
ceiyed Tuesday morn in u. Bridges
stated that 185.188 families ha*ve
hfep affected by toe flood so fat
Due to sickness and accident caus
,.ri q, e fiend conditions, he said
expected that 18.000 fam
ilies will recuire long term add
from the Red Cross The Red
Cross ha? riisoed ''' -" 1
Lincoln Academy Is Scene
kings mountain, n. c.
Camp No. 2 of Cmab * a Synod "-v
hold iast week at Lincoln A •
nd'cmv This cam:* for child on '-as
sponsored b’- txu* Synods (.om
mit tee for children There was an
-ivoliment of 54 camp r- and !0
adults total 14. from Yadkin. C
-a* . : -i and Cap-- "Ear pr**sbytt ric.s,
t-nde- 'h-* supervision of Rev Frnk
C Shirley field representative of
C.itabwa Synod and M'? Nora 1-
p. - ,|rv Chairman of Children's
Wo k Catabwa Synod
The campers enjoyed the
mountain camp site al Mr»
* oln Academy .just five miles
from King? Mountain Mrs.
i.v- lyn L. Freeman was the
Directress. Mrs Dora McGill
ftegislrar. Counselors for the
camp were Mrs MrCallum of
Mocksville. Mrs. f M Voting
of Gastonia. Miss MtU l ** Ha
tcher of' Goldsboro. Misses
Jenkins and Baxter of Char
lotte and Prof,. C C Bool
ware, of N. f - College. Dur
ham.
Dr. Rand of Charlotte conducted
; a clinic on Tuesday for the camp
| ers. we are very greatful to him
1 for his services
Vesper speakers were- Re< ? L.
R Washington. J. W Smith Jr.
ij C. NT young. J W Smith Sr and
;Dr W H Given*. Visitors during
j Die week were. Pro? and Mrs. A
j R Lord of Mcbane. Mrs Cecils
j Mercer. Dr. and Mrs Adore Mr
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equipped. One owner Low r,rf ‘ s Power R lWe
mileage. *4>t Olds' '76' Club Sedan,
“4<i Chevrolet. SiyleJine Deluxe ~ . ,
4 _.j r MS Buielt Special Sedanette.
’47 Olds’ "j»8” Sedan »<T Pontiac Sedan Coupe,
Me Dodge Sedan. ’ Pontiac. Sedan.
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WILSON UZZLE, INC.
2-4474 Dial 3 -8083
r 1
uity members of the fraternity
ate; third row, left to right l kti
dr«*w -rotl. (ieogi'arht inslrue
to't H 5(. Flridge. Mathematics
ard faculty advisor to the dial*
ter; ,Viler* It. Brown, (heniist'y
and <-ha mart *»f the committee
on f* a '*-rudi*'c and so*nri|*r-; -H
Dn- (pi'wc. and Harold L t'cett.
st-iart • a< h. Foil'th row. left
!„ right a n William A Gaines.
„ , ..n. ( John VV. patkei. Eng
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T ,p:: lon d<i}iar« for immediate 'e
lief cf the (U affected counties,
ii.-t mhlitional funds will have to
be met by public subscription, he
; ud. .
j,oral radio stations ina
newspapers have agreed to as
sist the Wake County Chap
ter in collecting funds by art
ing as rorejving and fnrward
iee agents. F ash or checks
made payable i<* the Amert
ran Red Cross should be senl
at once to cither tlu- Wak?
County Chapter Headquarters.
’ 202 VV Morgan Street. Ral
eigh. V or lo radio stat
ions or newspapers iswiiug ap
peal? for funds. The entire
amount collected is to he iui
medioteh forwarded to area
headquarters for the relief <*f
the disaster victims. Contri
butions can also be made to
Fed Cross Gray l edics, F!‘ d
Cross Nurses, and other vol
unteer avorkers \aho are to he
stationed al booths through
nut the city within the next
f w day, stated Bridges,
UnpesU arctoma 1 - 1 in Ral
oicrh and Wake County tlvs Sun
8r and cj-ic Clubs have been re
quested to announce Due d'*-.'.- need?
of ' ■ ictints at their regular
meetings next week
«rtd Mrs. Grier. Rev. E. >-■
dersoir. Mrs Stinson. Mrs. Beatty
and sirs. Given? ail of Charlotte.
Mrs Boulware and daughter of
Durham Mrs Canady of Du-in--.
Aiua. Miss Mi-voo of Cleveland.
Oil! * U> •' ■c- ■ -i ■>t . ( 1 f.
■■! ,Ti : 1 1 " : '
-vitlt Pr Thomas A
Ji-nk m« deli vet ing Coo dedicatucy
t nif-ssago v-hu-h l as very iuipvc--
sh'C . ,
A ! o.bi, - iy-.dide was M-' d
during tii- u- k with toe cb- l -i , 'en
enio.-ing Cue different acth'ities
'-•cl, \-t- uni Crafts Camp
fires, treasure hunts, games pt>’-
nic?. hike?, mountain climbing,
vespers n-;srinblv -.vograms. Din
ning room devotion? Talent ntghl
n!; :l p pageant. "Out Doors With
God".
Sponsors Program
RALEl r £i The Junior Choir of
the Favc-tteville Street- Baptist
Church rendered a program at the
Memorial Church on Tuesday
night of tb*-. ''uek The choir is
1 conx.ii’srd of Jo members /
Favetterille Street Church open
ed services Sunda** with the as
sistant. pastor, the R-w I.ewis. cf-
Dciat’os He took his tey* from
the ?4th chapter and seventh, ver
se of psalms, and used as his sub
ject. ’Who is Die King of Glow "
Visiting minist 1-7 ■-- ?-e R-
Pope choir t'-* 2 rendered music
. for the day.
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PHARMACISTS
SLATE ANNUAL
vONVENTIUN
NEW YORK ; '.•> N.atiotvil phat -
I I icentiral ,-\■;?.'‘fi p .. n . r nr ~-,,
i '.'liedulcri i' : fifth Aniir,-!! Con
vention *o ;.,. he id my, T tesdav '
I • hnuigh Ti: -~ ; v,. 7 ;i
I <fi<t '-> T.Visim- - no w ill '.-,<■
j held T '<• ■•'! } and uVih.e d. • jiior
i ■ i! n f.’. ■■ ah-t i h : t;■-T'» i ;<fterni -- -u On
| lae.sdav iMenioon and Thursday
’iv.'! i)ii._ the ■••■.- ini,; will i r open >
‘■l Ihe pulijir :..-ri ,i 1 i phanv-'U ea ■
j are invited to attend one) partiri
i pate in tiie program
The Annual !>binor is plan
ned for Thursday evening at
the Hob'! \stoi- and the ad
dress (>1 the evening will he
given Vi> Julius H. Thomas,
| Director of Industiial Delat
ions, National Irian Teague
Prcy-t-nr indications o • that at
• 'east 17.'"> pharmacists represent
: :ng' 2(t states and tho District of
j Columbia will attend
Tiiis yo.ir "-j)l ;,,, •;■■-,> firs) time
• the convention has ait! .i.-ted ox-
I hibitors or ph'-trrnarciitir-al suppli
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tj i.Hi'adtn.; !■■•• !e Pfizer, Un
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TOP llltili SCHOOL PIANIST
IN' D ( . Top voting pianTst in
Washington, I) is Miss fvc
lt n 1 awlah. Hiss I.awlah, 1 '•.
.i. Association. The Womens An.%
11 j, ny e, -i| hold its meeting in
mg ’he convention
All sessions w ill he held at r-'h
lie School No I,;, jay V/e-,;. !T7th
Ist
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r.-i J• lvi oii'h T>- iu\-' '-d>• -,i healer -a’ ■-r "s Stltki
'ri Kori ;’-dr ilo'i i In Rer •* -! ni -’ov- $1595
50 Hud -n ' d R.ulin a -t'er and overs $1595
rim i oh>« ’dr Pn’!' -.'liteie.i $1495
Cl v rd : -1 Rada-, lie >•- ■ i;-| . n covet s $L94a
‘t'i Mon -ir :'a>d;tit C.iin- .oh - in;. -I $1 'hi
’(9 I’ll-VI :|. I Deluv. S-aian. Iff ~ . ;. t• rj • ■■. covsrs $1 1 Ah
’IT Old 7>" Sed a T'i!. ■ -a ■,..(} Sl’-‘95
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Many other models am! tnrvirfs to r)toos« from,
Lincoln Motor Company Mercury
• 429 5. Wilmington Strep! f>! 9 f nyeH«vi|le Street
j Din I 3-5154 Dial. 3-3S4S
as
Week Ending July 28, 1951
r- mill; was aw-irded ‘ cetfifl
. ate and i Ssr,u first prize for
winning the piano division in the
sei ’cil simna! Itigh school city
wide .ontcsl -utiong colored ftttd
w hit.- student - The Hamilton
National hank gave tin- award.
In her winning performance, the
charming Miss f.awlah. a student
-it lhmli.n High, played * Mi'a
nr I'l elude." - ANl’ i