N.C. SOLONS NIX NAAP PLEA
Death Claims I. Finley
Wilson,Dr. J.W. Herritage
EXALTED RULER
OF ELKS, NOTED
RECTOR DEAD
Wil.son Killed 1-liv.s
M) Ve;irs; Kerf or
On (iolircf Board
15 Y (AN Wri!rr
RAT .LEG IT f)e,ith < ■ rnc to
Ivo mm, oik prominent m i"
hgious circle.', Hie other for., of-;
so iat of a nationwide fratcui.il I
movement during the past veck i
Dr John Waller Hen i*.age, |
whose repot' >. an Eui-eopalesn |
churchman reached national oro- j
portion;;, died at the <g( of (53;
at a ('h.nlottr. N hospital!
Sunday night
J tunic Wilton, ha a) v'-art; !
exalted rakr of th> (.nprnvrd
I Continued on page Tl
Caroliman
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Fhe Question ; Being coin
paratively young in the field,
ihow can Negro Business
stimulate and channel more
buying power m its dire<
tion?
THK ANSWERS
Mr, A H A! ton \'m .. , ■
School Instrnrtoi . Thtleigh : p ,
my belief that Nogrn i. ? <■. jr,• •.
could stimulate and rn.iunei ninn
buying powet in—-k
businessman should attempt to be
as dependable, reliable and si omul
With his services as [visible Also,
he should take careful eotisidei a
tion in employing qualified and
experienced operator.-, as they arc
representative of his budno.v-
Mr. W. F. Peterson, State Em
ployee, Raleigh; In rny opinion,
the Negro businessman .should try ,
to give the public what if a, ant..'
O' what he thinks it wants tud
need- An dtractive place of
good d ra "
’ '-h 1 "'o
«3HHk t' e-v rda ;*>.
Imnr» i t >' I
-,3,i 1., a l ’ a.'
- ’ ; fy A
A ■ c'-inetil is
one of the esseo
Y ial means o f
V stimulating an;-
• AgS, *httsiness Also, it 1
’■k. necessary to
Mr. PetTrson ' S ,T > t ?
of stock for flu
business in question so that the
public might base a ehoire of
v/hat they want.
By all means, creating friend
ship with the public means a great j
deal to any business.
Mrs Marguerite Lightner. sec
retary. State Department. Raleigh
The modern business axiom to i
which Negro businesses must in
creasingly subscribe is spend dol
lars and save dollars This does
not, as one might off-hand think,
contradict the adage that a penny
save dis apenny earned, ft merely ,
points up with accounting logic,
the fact that savings are earned ;
through expenditures which in
crease efficiency in any way.
This t: '■ g
ness men and Airs. Mghtner
women are hesitant to make com
ments, feeling that a more oppor-,
tune period for improvement may ;
some day appear. But a mere
point of time comparison is not ;
a sound criterion.
Improvements in materials and:
techniques, new concepts of busi- j
ness practices, better equipment
and methodology have advanced
the frontier of efficiency in the j
business world--let the Negro busi- i
ness accept this fact as it seeks, in
creased participation. 1
|! i i us' (,i; v \ »;i ii c .1 •
< IQiKS f I mlf v M.oii
" i 4iif| nili i «f Ihf Iriipi o f'l
I’.r ni ' <»|r r»l I'miM-' h's Offjf'r
| 111 N for Mu I» ).l .‘0 \r.u -. Ml.*
rrmfir H to » I i t j g* ij n r .* f
lit- U i .hinffttn < bout** Alt
, \\: vw riff (» H iff h» .
j
Hug-:; Root, Dogs Hunt
B?yftes in Oddfellow f $
. Cemetery In 1 win City
(Specml ti, < U;<l| |%n\
•a IkJ'-Ti ,As I ’M 1!-.; ■l'."
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‘ • 1 ?••!•*<> .'({•{! }iAR <• v«;t• ;; ' r .(! fib'
. ; ■<!» , : ojrj ( }|o .v ('oI <i > d
' fi'inri'-rv fifif tii'ii i'-f-nMy * -i *”rt
f sKh ? io?« '•( Hir :w‘p
re!.
' J his i *i vc J t ior. Ha s rs vr.il
.fj l,hat ihr .n»jK rii (!n>:-.r ij'Mfir.
f»n hrforf* u♦* u»>l rr--.t.inj* r' <?
|y no pr ifTitiMy a thr <?<»:: .
ami Hors that »nakf* Ih* i»
Thi* notes I hat. if
III* souls Ukim fAßir <ui hr
f.»l b r\ if* no! hrjiiiT hoflut <fl by
, !hfii nniin' tiul sou
| i«*r«s, Ibi'ir nioii.il rrir» i*»ts v“»y
blfrfy Air
Race Minister Talks To
Jwo Mixed N, C, Groups
Ry ' Al.'ll-i! !( \Vt 5.
<lilt : ti;> i. n r Afv'(’)
'Ue Rev Ui, ; . ji T Tift;
jo- historic Ml Zi>»\ Raptisl. rhi.idi
j’> ' Nt,*lll>ff>P ’ M p, ,|;f. | v.'ifC 111,
!’■ bite Chut. . m Greensboro lit
' " c.’k H spoke ,ii llip iiinrriin.::
j , -ji'c 1, I I'l, .;,| I, n !)!;-.i|ji|n nf
j 1 il! Ist rhiil.il V !,e, I- sh- Wll
; liam Par! • i ■■ j •m;
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I G of Vilr »*lt InttT *.< Itonl
Eifjliltaf ijß^W
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Wme* -y
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BKhINNINfi OF \ CAST RTT)E
—Walter Ihee Irvin, last snrvlv
inii defendant of an original tonr
Negro youths involved in the In
famous Groveland, Fla., “rape”
case, above begin a ride which
the State of Florida decreed to
be his fast by again adjudging
ttl * . trim a 1 1 *a ri of fb r ri &...
I* < > 1111 ■, t.int «■ rj baffft.Ml £? 01? p
fjtii inh it . inf yliiii; laf,l. August.
11l ihr loir* of £; r r» f I rUl
rr t hr .mrrl A*iih Hist .InctiOll,
mm) in’ his ir iffrniK one of ihf*. |
U m Ilf ', inosf poif'fffu!. (Sf'i.
S' l < lit v i
lii. < « i;i<*!* i • ?)* ..• Mir N<■ 'v
!.t n m'l . uuH < ojisiHr ! T'l vvith-i
m • ';* propel . ' o n !:,m ; ,»ri !
•<! f’ r<m :, 11 mm :»i »• in ■! ji: r of r. rs'-Ts. ■
•.• . h *>!»iv i ft «. inrliei ;
\\ i i -\v y *> in
S ■ f Mu- iifot! t;i .«VC anti |
■ «! ii .‘ - I of Mu* *»lcir*i on* 3 ' j
» c ' -ri } ■ -iboi if f?| ‘
. or.;. of : ,*fiv D'ShipaulS or }|W !
r. -hi'-, ■:{: h; and :
' 0... for hone?.
fr »f hoo l f -vo riist.inr? CAses, i
■ iit' h.-Sio. nf young bebios have;
r: (U ri .\ f :•*■■>{ to cfl into make
?iiff ~•. v'- in fhQ com ft rrv prop-I
ri, ;md jn st Ica.w one instance.;
til! o}'}i tinbv'k bori*- whs found ;
in ■!.«■ ('Hn'.’hTv with no apparent
effort it i. ; ;i in! liavuig been made*
(fontinunf «>n page H)
WA\ » t l.c, (if |£rv. Pipk
pr \ lit Hp crowd as out to *
dm'H tin- speaker.
s?rv. i\li Tynes fs thf* son of
f>r. 5 w Tyiirs, who has Hesn
p;t.»<n of rrovirleiM’*' Baptist
< hint li, bbflishorft for ?M
v v a i n
fi» fbf As if;t prjtfn Rr v 'J \tH -.
A : for ?.j>r;«U**r I ftjt
r»r : !>\t *'-}[bitt rhurrh for a serv
ti i ,po»i ,ot * by flu Or€€PS
i>r** *t fnbrfH(i.Hl < iMTiniirjion its
ai.'.. i \ Alter <t t
IV r* it i Itr IT r v f oh ft Sir r| h r ,t
i |M<,foi fp I msi Prrshytf rian
( hurib.
Voi*ns Tynrs was Jnvttrri to
Ltcpn,|»f»sii for thf Brothrr-
Wf'cb s<*rvlc*r by Hip Rrv
VV S' Wiseman, pastor of !.b* v
iit ‘A < 'ons;relational rhrlstian
riitnrh Wiseman Is rhairnian
«»f Mir tinilford rminty. N. (.
(n.fri rarc.M Commission.
fContinued on 8 5
j
raspaE fSm 0m I
ffifepflr. -VCiM/ - -
gggj ‘"
■ #J| wMI
13 ' * j*-' v> %^Sffi|Pv
dfc. •
him snilty in the case and sen
fencing him hi death. Despite
NAACP pleas for a change nf
venue, Irvin was tried at Ocala,
Fla., by an all-white Jury which
deliberated shortly over an hour
before returning its verdict of
‘guilty”
i Animals “Taking Over” Cemetery
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; VOLUMN X! KALEK..II, NORTH CAROLINA WH.'ii. K: i*' 1 u ;:a'M f i.i i : O. > r.n ■ NUMBER J J
Howard U. Student
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POLICE SEEK
CLASS-MATE IN
RAPE-MURDER
, Rutherforriton bit I -
t !
Virlim of Brubil
Killer In ('.apital
(Special CAHOKMVKi
W ASIHNNTON, D C. The hub I
;1* l-furn. priminaily-assaulted body;
f 11 y'.-,i.r,|d North funljiiiil
■ ti *• Ifu.' .iti linivrr Hy co-ed
•■ ~ ch .co-Tied nn Wa:;l,ing!on i
ti •'« Mond : / night The discov-1
uninediaiely set into operation I
; . 13-; tetr-wide hunt for one of the;
1 vktimS clasii-mat.es |
Vic Min of the a.ssxiilt-i.ii.i'drt
is is identifirrl Miss Arnct
Mtco King, daughter of Mrs
Mary Brlhelle King of Rout;-
Kutherfordton She «;ts fnr
merlly a slcderit at A*T < ol
iegc. T,rienshoro
riIOKKD. RAHIL SHOT
■■Wording to tiolice the yoHn:; :
: victim hup choked criiTiiiiiihv
-suited. • hot thn-c times and tiicr.
thrown from a speeding car in tTm '
, vimnitv of the National Arborc
turn
The car iti which the mudiei ■
allegedly took place •>.* a;, lat p i
found deserted nn a city ,trect
Tns'dp th" blood stained autemo
Imlc v.r- found the gill's pm e
and "iklci clothes, and il-.o -.cliooi
book - in " Inch the name of !h<
youth sought in connection with
Mm slaying .as written
S( ifOOI, MATE SOUGHT
The J.'j- -tate-wido manhunt, mm
.utidetway is aimed :t Donald Tv
ter. !!’year-old ejassmato of Mi
Ki n g
T.vlci was connected uith the
shiyuis.: when it was found that th'
on to! nob it' 'in svhieti fh.e rape
i .lavitjr we- committed had last
j been diivcn by I . ter vho had ■
; borrowed it froin Raymond kV jd. ;
iw.i a local druggist The tjlood
; tnhied book - found in the car al
so contained Tyler's name
IDENTITY TRACED
When first discovered, Mi.;;--
.KurTs body was clad in a black
coat, red sweafet and blue skirt
A label in the coat identified
fContinued nn page ft)
Smith And Hocy Reveal
Intentions To Eight All
Civil Rights Legislation
WASHINGTON «Special) A
group of 13 person:- representing
the North Carolina branch of the:
National Association for the Ad j
vanceiriev.it of Colored People head i
ed by stain NAACP president Kel
ly Alexander of Charlotte Mon
; day heard the states two Senators!
pointedly reveal that neither
| would vote favorably on civil:
! rights issues in Congress
Roth Senior Senator Clyde
liney and Senator Willis Smith
told the delegation, in Wash
melon attending the annual
NAACP Civil Rights Leader
ship Conference, 'hat they
would vote against :-i n y na
tional anti-poll tax law.
The solons explained tha they !
i would vote unfavorably on these
civil rights me sums because they j
believed that either of the edicts
1 would tresspass on what the edict,,,
|ed "state’s rights".
! URGE JIM CROWED INDUSTRY j
When the delegation pointed out •
: that Negroes were being accorded;
| the most menial jobs in North I
[Carolina’s multi-million dollar tex- :
; tile industry, Senator Smith, sug- j
; gested that Negroes establish an
! all-Negro textile mill to be operat- ;
[ed in a manner similar to the all- j
[colored banks in Durham and Ra- !
Meigh, N. C*. !
NX °C With Propogmtda
'Hjc PfsSour. li.*d lin rfvitmtjil
lit 11 : .j 1: r urlipn NAAf T hr J‘l
Alexander prij|it«H out if. 11 th*
position in whirl* •< Nrgro 115
rclf£;*tril In Ovr Slijfr «.( Nor'l.lt
I .irntin;* hindcrr*! him fimii op
ppiflinilv in gain tl*f iiit! H %
with which if* csMbHxh such
» concern
I AIN'T At All Will V<»n
1 -Senator Smith. who '<• :)
j told the deb'gatinn in mi .d'-ir. if
I Sena to* l.i: f nit* I‘ortei Graham
l !oi dthc rii'lcs’ation in ' .•■ ■ i_-<forrs >f
not in words, 'unit mad with
| you" in reference lo the alleged
Noni-o ■ i>]oc vrd<•" ugoicsl iiun
dining the campaign.
| He v.aid Ural dm in.; Urn cammi:’.*:
■N. C. Negroes had b n en ''mt.gjuiri
jcd and niisied"
North Carolinians present he
i sides Kell,', At. Alexander. !*si * <■
'Conference head pure Cba 1 1c... iVP
I tioan, Or K. M. tlrannan. Aitornf*
jO. T Denning. Winston-.NaHm; W
’ B Saxon, Asheville. n<- V/
I Elliott. V w Robinson, 1 W
| Langford. High Point. O W Per
■kins. Eli7abet.'n City, J F Johnson,
j Currituck. Attorneys C ■■ Gates
and M E. Johnson of Durham
; Charlie Jones and J R. Hamm,
■Rocky Mount and Miss Junruta
j Setzer of Winston-Salem and
• Washington.
TWO Kb A SONS I OK SI {
( i 'ss <h r: fKM.i fMrrvi at
NCC HU If a rJ. MS OFCfLSI u
Tun of thr ir;».’Or»s sot fbr if■»
rr- i% of Mu* llrd 1 ioa:** blood eJ.r»v v s
At Nor lb (.hrliiii |;»s(
ufrlt «v rlr ll?r Boykins fujiv.,
r \lyrflc ;iii_d Rrrfba f)f V:»rkrt •
hiirg, N. C.. dimni here »?i Mu*
lorfgroiipd rfUing Mir i» Mood
jyrr -Sljf'f rhr ( hed I*l Mir !>,(• i;
___ r J ;
S< '.iiO€*JT**y KiHfrel By ! ejrSirt
t* X h ( >K I > A mm ee.-u old c■ 1 1 *•!»! Juried v: -r, I;ii! *■ I
in ;laidly tie;*!’ hope Mond r. -vb< n he yea;: stmt !- by a
car being driven by a Ourharn 1 1 o<> 1 tr ocher
Investigating o flier.". report that Hi if u., Hopson,
djofi wh<*m waa. struck lav the auto boiiiff driven by Mrs.
Helen Wilson Dani'l, Durham teacher of art. in Oxford .
oc hoofs.
ft was noted iiint. ;ui irntUPs* would mil, be held in the
death because if was obvious that it was of accidental
cause.
This 0.1 Wat; ( YTi!
WINS'! HN-S.AJdfM li usually Dl a". ■•* 1 mm]
caf so ;;o in lot bmuiilai y and othr* cume-. Tin' local
police d ■ purl me nt has curie up with a cat who was
downrighl cold in a break m
A youth, whose name i: }>■ • iny withheld pending in
vestigation, was, found in tin ore;* of a jewelery store ,
here after a break-in attempt alarm had been sounded
(Continued on page R)
gnniiul nr NT i sMub nl I .or -
rune '.ophoniorr, Abo.
liir. N * . ,inil Or Klcfrf. ,
drill of N' rs 1 S.*r H*rl rom !
mijfsi! lionrlrij thr N'f'f CctTO
pflS u*M J . nr fillers drnoofll'ing |
tin Llooi! r.*.rnpa ig M. b<M
sfiiflFiil:. and f.w mHy ) iHjfH to
pvr a?'* pint', for 4hr boVS If*
Korr;» f nflrrr quo! t SfrO
pin Mot blood
Siu<lr}»!s, I anilty
Sf< nsiitjni* Ijotrs
Special ip CAROUNIAM
T’f.TRUAM • North Carolina Com
m'mi'.t, -I -r thi-. week rontinuiig
'» ’''"ob-a, f) the rampi:.. of North
iV'.lin.f College In're with, prop,j
ih i ■auta'd at developm: Rod
'pinion op (hr- rarnpi.i' dc.pite the
I ail ere of an effort last week *o
••orb • Rod t.'ro.Blood for Ko
: rea tally
A< tii< climax of a • ainpur.
tvirff Mn'irf rally |i i Friday.
• Iriislrra labeled “Operation
Flood lefijiig and decrying
fbr iivfng of blood f‘*r vcha*
liir Fedtermed Aon i.i ,
Operation Ivillrr" in Ki)t( ,
imc disrovered.
On Tuesday circulars: hearing'ho
label 'Operation Smokescreen"
I were d, .r-.vered on the campus.
I OJW;»» officials feel that the cir
| '•(iior; •’.■ese distributed on the
■mpu . !a’e Monday night or • e
I!y Tuesday morning.
The most recent circular, in ref
er«n! c to the first pointedly a ska
. Why doe. a one pace leaflet
| ,tnkc :ueh terror in the rank:
iof ■'•ar-maker: and their agents’ ’
i Tin- leaflet, which made its ap
pe-car. -r af+ej it -,■ - revealed that
'rrny Intelligence officers, local.
| state and federal investigators and
I other,- -ere investigating the bom
! t.:.vdnmu( of the NCC College cam
! fur '"hai ge;, that invesigating a
i I‘eneio:, acted with greater speed
jto investigate the circular than
| such agencies would have if there
j had he.-n a lunching. or a "Negro's
home bombed," or e Negro worn-
Inn raped."
(Continued on pace 8)
CITIZENS WANT
OUSTED MEDIO
1 RAtriGH A letter from a Tie - 9
; ;,ro high school P.-T.A in Rock- I
ogham ma • lead to the reinstate - I
| I’lcu! of Di 'Frederick D Quick I
k’l -u of Rockingham who lost hit |
, it-ense to practice medicine +ol
: loving hi - conviction in Middle
: 'if t < Wirt of violating the liar
j i iron Narcotics Act, the State
i' '.id of Medical Examiners in-
Idicatr-d Monday. '
‘Our members are in sympathy
- ill Dr Quick", the Board, presi
dent replied. ' and his patients
need for his service. Our action,
in no wav closed the door to Or.
Quick'.-- reinstatement of license
information of Ihc type you
have given lb” Boaid is very help
ful in ii - and to Dr. Quid."
FFOPFE SITFERINC
Th-- F-T. A 1 rllf: r- expressed full
confidence in the physician who
had attended to Rockingham med
ic i needs and said that if he had
i minted rules and practices he bad
done so for the sole purpose of
helping his fellowmen, and con
cluded: $
"Many hundreds of good Me- 9
(Continued on page 8) b