N.C. "Crime, Inc."Leaders Nabbed
RALEiSSi CITIZENS DESIRE ROLE
IN NWS OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL
IL VUK.Jj linleigh's Nc
•'<f® '‘itbtnb sue desirous of
Playing the loading rule in
the .selection »*f the name for
il>« mw Junior-Sri’.lor Hij>H
School under construction hen-
n «W, a I'AROUXI/IS survey
tv,is revealed.
Naming of schools is t
chore usually re legated to the
t’llv Mfii'i.,l Itoird. In the
ease of the edifice now un
der construction, however,
Woman Patient Dies In Leap From Hospital Window
AM GIVEN NATIONAL GRID HONOR
fee fc» O£f »&. si if &. i-
jh: W 7 y 4 y y & »
footbaLi Aivarde a Aggies
&!£“s£* YT C* *** P r
Nt« !f:d'!
SHOOLp.IS
CO I UMLUA. . C
CP is >rt )■■■.;■ .! ■•; ... '. .
Schot'ks iii!
county school is al
ready b .ok In.. <a : ending . rise on
a. },< ;,l ■■. tb.. S s :• ' ;
to QOt' rm;;iC ’ • -‘Vo-
C .!• .1..-. ■■ rv ..in ; K '. ;
S?.-..ubi bav. : ■ !'■ (-; 1 * > t!v •-&
c-f v ‘.m ’•■:■■■•.. '•* 1
The NAACP lu.i- ap
pealed tin, 2-1 lets .-a: s.t’Ci:,' dis
trict yi;.:’ dee;-ton ',,'dicl: * Led
that ’ ll’. •! -el )Oi ;.i. ... •■■- ' • >.y
in orri*: sh ■ , . . " .. .a.
art. St .tie isAACi’ ter J
.n -m .iu!.'.’-. ... i tir.ter. ...
t-'adc -obi;- a !-Us-' in. nos writ*
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cot •-.. >. •■: -lit.-aid r>t < i ..... )-. •;.
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--COUniv > sciioc 1 (io t.'ic- M in
nit'-g.
PliiV:.U : -i ■ •) -1.: . 1 : .1. *.. t: •
di-trict p-.-tlU's'iec. 2.. Lit. ■
i.-.st week • riu-1 yi r.'vi t:.. it
t.e: 10. N- ■■ S 2 l‘i
‘Coiftet-.dim. ln.it pn ■.• inn fa
ciiitici arc noi ;iy v u
-; : ud In. y.f :2 NAAC!’ y ,;
*h-. y .i.u
..tskei f-ij a . •*
Republican Nomination
Aspirant Talks At NCC
DURHAM ■ Ui! Ho- <■: < of F:- S-.m.-v.I Science
bf i ' V■ * i'• ■'ot ‘ juke Ci:ib it S- "ator T.-:-- 1
‘:i j'c h- .-,1 \‘C: til ( n- iV: :i: i Social Mck-vsc i- form.:
rolii.a C >..< i i- si T&sa ms --t •s.
We'Jnt'-'ti-i ’ buvt 'V'i.'. - 28. Off < cuds at NVi' t-ii■ tht
Accoidir. C u-i C. a- <>n page
DAXSEUSE FEATURED IN
BENEFIT AT X. C. COtILEGE
liktiling danse ms Aiaveta Hut
son, lormerlv of the Katherine
tl’.i- majority "t ik-i : ons t on
tact -d In an exhauslive sur
vi y snivel through this nciss
paper, feel that eitizrns-at
large should have an oppor
tunity to express thejr opinio ll
relative lo a name for the
million dollar institution
l O VKIi Mil I>1,( llii.l)
At CAIvOfiINIAN’ pr-ssti'Jte
this week, the school b« irri
was still undecided on the
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tri i.."! . active .it C'e I nti.-d
1 . .cl Vr,am'- m.”. ting in
ran.-. JK- made ; I tie- v. Lien
he .. i.'w re.j Uussia's Vishtn
sk,', dec-larin; th t Negroes bad
-s iunity lor growth and do.
vi-.a.irr.enl in i'-t I'Uited M-ft-'s
nn.l that he was skeptical ot
Russia. He is siii.A ;; vs the V.
reprs-s.-ntalive on the I £'J
n-ansie and l'inain eoniinittei
ai'd v, ill ha.' a charge ot i T-d
reform questions lor this i outi
tly. j AM’)
Dunham Troupe, w ill appear in
a benefit program for the James
E, Shepard Memorial Founda
tion, in North Carolina Col
lege's Si. X. Duke AufUtoriom
THE CAROLINIAN
1 Oc Per Copy
V'OI.LIME IX
Cnee- r - c-al:.tn Eieven
Cost fit Nation
!*y Stiff’ nli*i i
. ;» . \; O'- *Os»r
--• • Mr of .A X: T Cci-L-ie
(: t;cri?i acc^rd
rn . ti.i. 1 -x r.'t] fO‘v..‘ ~; 1
ofecpiOMd Afe*
AociHlod "•>. , o ; - ' '• . Tile
CAR K01...' Mi AX i • .m •• r
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I I l CIJ
■| -<ii. j! 1 iii'-il !CI lion that
the \ A 1' tram i:d h'-en ae
corded national laurels came
i'ut sfiac ill the am*'.- oftis lit
)< lease wnieh stat' d:
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i ir.ST IN Hlbl'Oltl’
El. t it gh the Aggies faded
•ii ~ ■ c!.,-m-iionslii: liora>rs in
the tA : Lral Intei'eolicss't!.' .-'.t''.iet.c
-i iAA.i ot v. iicih tiii-.v
n •. rab-.-r and ve • lop tomn
doii y the T9'-io ceai'on the AXP
pot ■ Greetisl ; even
r ; ot.'v team eligible for die na
: mi i t shi illocated-
The awarding of the champ
ionship to the Aggies marks
l!ii» first lime that the to. la
i.,i, hecti so iionor. d.
COACH COAIMIZNTS
He.!.! Coin :t William • Bill) Bc'l
Mi A T r • t!y. r>-ll< v.-r . o
s -xadi r ••
the d’.:-.;.:pior.' i iu*
’iVe ir« very hsc > .ihout
(he g-oixi news, for these bo>s
deserve every- bit of the honor.
1 have felt ul! season that this
t-ara, man for man, is the very
h -t that I have ever had in
ti* l:« years of coaching. Even
(Continued on page 8)
Friday night, November 3ft, a*
8:15 P. M. The foundation is
trying to raise funds for scholar
ships for worthy students.
*yt<yi£di. *-£&fu£tu£ '6tfeej(J*
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA WEEK ENDING SATURDAY DECEMBER 1, IPSI
SHE PAVED THE WAT of the proudest onto -Uers .I'. the
Metropolitan Opera's initial presentation of “Aida” with jpert Janet
Collins the first Negro woman n perform m a featured rote at tb«
world-famous Opera House, was Marian Anderson, <umiuteln-it roneert i
artist. Mi-s Anderson was the dr%t, woman of her ra*s» to reach U)«
top of the classic voice Held.
LEADERS OF SANG WHICH HAS i
TERRORIZED TOWN APPREHENDED
OXFORD •- The alleged l-aders ■
of a pan- of break-in' artirts re- j
ferr.'d m by local police official*j
0.-' “Crime Inc..'' have been ar- i
rested here this week and are to*
i (..charred with a series of break-:
ins, burg i--; Heft and robberies
< its police and sheriffs of
ficer- combined forces Mon
day to bring rnto custody Tour
young men said to be the
leaders of the group which has j
been terrorizing Oxford and ;
the surrounding area (or more
than six weeks with robberies j
and bre;tk-ius. sometimes at
the rat,- of two a we.-k at the
same place.
RECOVER TIU (KI OTO OF
GOODS
F-ijlc v ii■ the break in the ease '
Mr.nria; ..Hirers reveal that they
have :f. ' V-i cd move than a truck
loaf (■{ cds reportedly stolen
fi'Ofu the many businet establish
ments and parked automobiles
N. C. C allege Team Off
To Florida; Will Play
In Orange Bowl Dec. 1 \
m;i IAM North Carolina;
College's football tram left Dur- i
ham Wednesday for Miami, Flu. :
where the Eagle.? meet Florida
State College's Rattlers in the j
Orancc Bowl :t 8:15 Saturday;
night. ,
Ibe Florida team is playing host I
to tne £agb-& in the 19th annual;
Orange Blossom Classic.
Florida is unbeaten in seven (
shifts i-;..ainsC some of the tough- j
est icstns in the untry. North •
Carolina College';-: gridder.-; are,
heldei; now of a 8-1-1 record- |
The West. Virginia State Yellow-;
jckets held the Eagle.-; to a score-;
less tie in Institute on Nov. 10. i
In Greensboro on Thanksgiving ! •
Day, the A end T College Aggies!
nudged the Eagles, 13-8.
victimized by ‘Crime Inc,”
THOSE ARRESTED * j
Arrested in the police crack
down were John IBooks Me- '
Crary, !7 of RE 1, Stem; Al
fred Harris, 19. IU. 2, Oxford;
Kirk Thorpe. J*;, Rt, 1, Stem,
and Curtis Thorpe, 35. lit., 2,
Stern.
Tin- two Thorpes are heirs.!*
charged wish aiding and abet
ting in (tie crimes, while Mc-
Crary and Harris have already j
been bound over to a higher
court to stolen
goods.
iIOXOR AMONG THIEVES !
Tie ancient sating that there
i~ "nn honor smunv thieves” was
again proven when police officers
began work m oarr.wt on the case.
Saturday night. McCrary was |
arrested <,» ,tn assault cltar&e, and
on hett; g questioned in connec
tion with the robberies, implicated
(Continued on page 8t
Cor two successive years j
now the Eagle* have come HP
to the J hanJtsgiving Day tilt
with a virtually unblemished
re» ord. In 1950, they were de
feated here at Durham Ath
letic Park to drop a certain
top spot in the (’. 1. A. A.
Prior to Thursday's loss to A •
and T, Site Eagles were con
sidered “a mathematical prob- (
ability” so tie with West Vir
ginia so the conference crown.
A win on Saturday, night, how-j
■ever would return the Eagles to:
a high place in national ratings.!
Three of NCC’s stalwarts will!
be singing their swan songs in :
the Florida fracas: They are Bill,
Crawley, senior guard of Moni-J
(Continued op page H) 1
Nashville Woman Leans
a
From Window; Succumbs
Duke Hospital Site
Gi Fatal Plunge
i Special i’o The < arolinianl
ULHHAAi .\ it- - .--yl'i v.ii
m.'U died Monthly as the result of
injurie rccoiv.-.-i when sh. le.ip.-d
irom ; fni.it!! ..iiido-.v ;,t
Duke Ho-yyiital hen'.
1 unt-ral services 'i i-re In
m»S arranged at Hoe.ky Mount
ftiesduy for Hr- ll.iry K»nr
t>ey. a native of Nashville, who
jumped li otn the v. uidove of
tier roiun at the hospital
Hunk-giving May shortly fol
lowing ~ conference with tns
pital staif physician
i MH.iaVKN i OIT ISA 1 !t>\
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v t . ! -;-r ! .’> :!• 5 u. :<n.-: . .’ • •
elation for a ft-malc i.iisertio! .. i--,v
d, .» s U-i..i-c the imlia i;,,
U'tii of h -- ii, the leap and
a -opened iin- inCiSKUi ii. . ; (Lie
ii; riel . .-t.. oi.fi ilea ill
from i'mu.-da> !i.;-oa,;h .vi...;.
V. '•••-. I . h - t.\f.j;tilii:d.
: . -Ki'.'ltlOis to ' Lie it-.; ’. j 11:1 *
Sh'.sih a: 1 Inc rili.UlV '1 It.- :ii
e;.vio«>, nh>>.i. i. l l l .- i'-ti it ve -.ed
teiiiil uiji.n,■- ..ml a et-.Ni>.al
eoiicu I'rniu' tife '• a;i.
KK V: ON i SKNOUN
Official, or el l ives. As .- L.it .t
;:aratively norimn' '.u. -t was
iearit'-ti, "in -.a ..t-v ... *- _■
.'u'tuiily :'•. . a fjtiit.-i floor v. m
li-aw, t:: - ’a’l .. * tiv (t-in 1.-e-
C iU-e th.- woman f*! i'Ho oa.'e
t ontmued on lugr f.‘
V, v i. rj jz Ji b-ro ;./ • ••• ' ..j .• Li ■ mi»» £s
wvrntly. crowned qmm « » Malar major; nr
Worth More
' s .ttk.
t aMjrot
i
.H;F f
* .
)■: I 1 .!.. j» tv <- i>it£.A -- < pi.
hivv iiiid Id, . • HI Coldshorti, who
was wounded, then returned tu
}. is unit ns Korea, was later ia
tally wounded in action, an of
ficial govt i mil* nt report revealed
to his mother recently. Kliis, s
graduate of Goldsboro's Ildiard
High si i.not and an av id
( tiurelini.tn tv a- as-igued to the
flh ( tv.ilr.v licginiciU. tic was
kdit .I ilc'tilit’i 28.
Man On Way To Mother’s
Funeral Dies In Crash
, : V C li'y.cti in ihe crib at
" naetes w. dl-i.wtivd in ii Si Erid.iy night.
! pt. ... ■ is Hi:--!;-.- *y -i ti!;a- at UCCIO-‘llt -#
Ibb , .. ti: v'n .. . driving. ".’a. ■ IV. ii. : oiohv- toward Eliza
. .tar; ..i niy> .oth City ti*. n Manteo on thu
u.;v "iu/i.Td i •!. i ..,y to alt gild tin* funeral of hi*
: . at- 1.. : • ~ii nit with • i'.'.othei', Mr Nora Freeman.
■ FOOTBALL
RESULTS
THANKSGIVING HAY SCOBf-9
:\ & T IT, North Carolina Col*
l. i!'
TVnnc: *<•» Slate jh. Kentucky
r’tciil' f.L
.Hampton ~<i. Vi: 'iinia Union 13
Lincoln iPa.i 13, Howard 0
i Ti'.'i:*3ti Alabama State tS
I Wiley is, Ti >: is eolleye li.
Mo'Tif Brown 30, C.Uuk ti.
T • .u><'' -T 7. .South Carolina Slate 3.
I Tie 60, Knoxville ti.
Savannah Stale t.i Paine fl
v'ii ,ini..i State 1, Moreau 0
NU. i
AT HIBH SCHOOL
AFTER STRIKING
KINSTON Tin- 7?0 Sln
dents wliti staged a watk-oiit
-trike at Kinston's Adkln*
I!gh School la-t Tuesday
v, -re back in classes at tin*
-el.oil early this week, but
only as i gesture of good
faith pending next Monday's
meeting with school board rep•
repsenfatives. it was learned
Th.- students, who walked
uni of school Tuesday ittoru
itig before lia-se- liegan, re
tn:>ined cnit Wednesday and
the') too.. Thanksgiving IT*"
Ho*.day r-iursd'tv and Friday
1 ,». th; y . 11 v net th.; ir
it is XI ** JfDtll 1 'f
iIH-Ctitfg K >%•( t.) 1J - *
Hoard of Commissioners
I,as? in ' k's -trike, called by
ilsi- student council, was hi
protest of inadequate da s
r.ami -pace, lack of a voca
tionii ti.tilling- buLLding lack
of t!t quate athletic facilities
and hiadequacv of iionie ecu
i. ii.i - training t u iliti. i.
Continued (in page 8i