WOMAN LOSES RACE WITH DEA TH
4 SEEK POLITICAL OFFICES IN N. C.
Happy Khmer New Year.
KAfFIOH GI I!ONORKP> —As
in ret-riving thf* Commendation
liibbttii sot iti*'j it(• i i* s :. servlet-,
< apt Alvin V mount (tenter j ,
' » Hi dford AVi imm 1 , Ha. h* n\ it.
.\ < . i\ i aluhited L> lii*
i limiiuculinu officer. Captain
County and State
Posts Are Sought
RACKrCM - Ti - \\ihncni not
i coming t«; h alow In Non:s
< uiolina, and at i* asi fonr N--
';rd€-s have -j.ivrn ukllm
! it"*: • that the> public: p<
hiiiiirc ine .'nc- *v .•
«-11 county FlluvF
si :«< One y.Ai a co - tiH.s :.'’Uoo] i« j • i: J
the fourth N's it» nil has
{«}♦•{.! as t-a mini ate iwi tir ciaui
i rrrkiitfc a Mai in the St.tt*
firtUst* of KeptVse f-N.
I iJ;M to declare hliviself for pub
lie post v, as L-ain Ixioy, Jr., a
Oiarlo’to liiorticeian who rt*'eks a
Mai or; the Meokk-nbur.;- County
co aid of cornmissioners subject to
rninihation in the M •*. i.V-tno
‘s atic } J < sjnai y
The State-!n Brief,.,
i
Raleigh Teachers Slate Play
RALEIGH Member ol th • faculty of' ({ulcigli’s
Washingon High School will appeal’ in the ruL of thc.-p
tanx when the Hus in ♦*>.••. and Inti us t.riul club stages “The
Walks” ai the Lincoln Theatre here Tuesday ;
nijHii, April 22,
Ay.' H-> Defeat: iviy. h* Nine
GREENSBORO - Ihe A and T Aggies took their filth
consecutive baseball Caster Mom!av (hassle at MeiiiOiiai
Stadium as they drubbed North Carolina College, their:
hottest athletic rival, 1(>-J
The lopsided win went to Pitcher McNeil of the Aggies- j
the Freshman sensation who sf.i ucK out 11 men in a seven
inning stint and clinched the \ ictory wit iu a home run!
clout over the right field wall with one aboard- McNeil
had to be relieved at the end of the 7th by reason of a •
knee injury resulting from a collision at. first base
Convicted Man Filters Plen
RALEIGH John Andrew Roman, ice plant worker
convicted of murdering a (*5-yearrOld Lexington white
woman, this week appealed his death sentence to
the State Sup re m o C<> urt
I tom an was - tried at Use January term of Davidson Su*
perior Court for the slaying .if Mrs. Beulah Miller Brad
ja-ritu Court for rlie slaying of Mrs. Beulah Miller Hin*
haw on August 12 last year. Judge J Will Bless Jr., sen
tenced him to die in the gas chamber, but the appeal
automatically delay,- the execution date until the high
court has taken final action.
Forgers Face High Court
GoLikSBORO Two Goldsboro residents, Emmett I
Anustrong and Dame) Yelverton, were bound over to t...e
May term of superior court Saturday on three charges of
forger.
The two men are charged with forging di.'-V amount
ing to $125 and cashing them at three different places!
of business here. Cash and merchandise wre re
ceived from each business firm.
I (Ami fulled »n page H)
Series Os Registration,
Vote Clinics Will Begin
*harsday PM In Raleigh
KAJUBIGH Tin* first in a series of registration and !
voting clinics to be sponsored by the Raleigh Chapter of;
the NAACB designed to explain to prospective voters the
requirements for voting in North Carolina and assist
prospective voters with their registration and voting prob
lems will be held at the Martin Street Baptist Church !
from 7:20 to 8:20 pm ,on Thursday evening, April 17. j
Prospective voters who are unable to attend the;
opening discussions at 7:20 are urged to come in anytime !
before 8:30. The clinic will be conducted each Thursday
evening until May 17.
Registration and voting clinics will he held at the’
JBioodworfch Street 7 MCA on Wednesday nights begin* j
ning Wednesday, April 23, from 7:30 to 8:30 pm, and
other clinics to be held in .South Park, East Raleigh and ;
West Raleigh #ili be announced later.
liiomu, :i member of thf* 8 2 *SIH
Mobile Army Surgical 11 pi
ifi Korea, will soon t’elim to
Uu- I niD‘»? Stales. IF is a ri.uHi.
it if of little u rtl Cui vvtLsKi at
Vi < ii >, \\l\W
I* HO I O)
\ H.< ' Ol S C \Mi'.’if. 1 ;
[a»iu' wa d;| a vu'Oi uu - r.mi*
b; (!!••; Mcckltrt j «*•;>. •
}■)'> fivht .tint* ‘-p'.fiied by an un
ti attempt by racsbs to
• ’'lin (»i;l *'f the raci; .
SiiintJv aIF« i out; mUKitin
ml himM'll' t cuindiduti*, .»
}• • * t «»ss \\ loull.t l iiruhii;
nil ilu !auo of his well up
poinDnt hmirt ih siiborb.iit
< harit'tti* the yootliful inofti
< ian tlrrlartaf the
iiiK u aiiiiitj* to Cjusi* bbti
ifi iruve the TitT’t*. but iltHiU'Pil
that ls<* iotemit'd to remain in
tin* lampaiifti nguiiltcss of Hit
dm!
( OfltiiiUfa! Oil jiaj'rt Kj
THE CAROLINIAN
10c Per Copy y \y or |_j-j More
VOL I M N Xi
EASTER TOLL: 10
PANfci, fttiMBER-S Soof of
OurhamV: leading business, la
l.or, civic amt religious leaders
u.-Cf members 1>! (i.rllel whieli
uHirnied the responsibility ol a
eollfK*' lor lead. rsMp in its
I'omnaniiU at various levels on
North Carolina College's second
U'MSTE/10-OLIVE
MUD-SLINGING
GETS UNDERWAY
DCHHAM At ir.,-) une u( the
State's !r-.-f*U!.-: da'iit- is et.nvin- ,
eei tha* t i", v>. !)tt Os
'iiutd ‘ltnoipa don. before the
current North Catvlina ;obe» rta
toriui campaign necona.'s a jn.it
*e j of rc.’or.l.
The Durham Morning Herald
• . xi, .- ctlitofially Wcdtjc.tday.
•■•s’, d tha: i no-n.ii ..c 1 was
thrown iu Un- J 930 Sv'ru.ti.rrU •
t.. last North (.'aroiinn
to a l.ei - litii.
Ihe reference mjs ..bsioos
lv t« ttit eampu.j!!! in nbicl.
Kuie.Kh law.ter Willis Smith
won a seat in tile l S Senate
over Dr Crank F Graham
hv use of a whitt supremacy
cai/.p.urn
The Herald, v. iiich Is backing
the cun.Tit fjtje;,i u s Durham law
year William Un iStead for the
i/ov(!'i.orshit:> savs in its editorial
captioned ‘Another- Mud - Sling
<( ontinued on page k)
.. . | v r MmhNw''
arJiTa“xirc qmm w. i .
Fisher of A. and S', Collcrc, !
fimmsbor#, exeeulivo secretary- i
; of the New Farmers
i ®i America to Worth Cuelioa.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA WEEK ENDING SAT! RDAY APRIL 19, 1952
in a series of Spring forums,
held last Monday in the Col
lege's Si. N Duke Auditorium.
1 ich participant on the pro
gram, entitUd. ’Town and
Gown,' i-il.il the need for eul
eulttiral. intelleetual and moral
leadership which the college
13-Day Fast Is Fatal To
Wo man Wh o Says The Lo rd
Told Her To Quit Eating
DU HI LAM <Spe. tall An aged
won »): who had expressed a de
*.ite to fast "until the land' told
in-, ti, sto; . and then get up from
ocr ted and re and preach "the
. ivt H'iUHin the city of Durham
i>as ever heard'' die.’ from starva
tion her. this Wi eK Oil the 11th
day o: her tart.
The body ol Mrs, Creola
Kufiiu, who went on the "fast'
Youth 20, Killed During
Tussle With Woman, 29
i above, i resc-rUs Miss Jessie Man- ]
uel, a senior at Fayyetteville's
, /line Chestnutl School, with a j
stroll Indicative of her «elw* |
Uon as 'Miss NFA" for the year i
should provide in return for the
social, economic and spiritual
< nrirhment offered by its com
munity. Members of the panel
are. standing, left lo right. Dr.
C. E. Boulwure, NCC professor
who chairmaned the discussion:
N li White, ioe.il eiemies- iead
heeause the l.ord told me to"
was found sprawled across her
bed surrounded by live Hibtes.
one of which was open Mon
day.
A small white crucifix was ly
;i t.- atop cloth w hich covered .
a;, uniighted ...i stove nearby She
had been a member of the Sev- j
er.th Day Adventist Church sev :
oral months.
in Cumberland County. TI)!* cor
onation of Mat NFA took place
at a recent Mother - Diwighter,
hather-Son banquet at Fayette
viUe.
er arid partner of the Service
Printitig Company firm; Ray
tnoiul Oliver, NCC senior; .! S.
Stewart, executive secretary ol
the Mutual Savings Loan Asso
eiation and 11 Davis, prinei
pal ol the VValHow ii Elementary
school. Sealed are. same ..iti.-r
Mrs. Ora Hunt, a neighbor aid
she talked last with Mr- Ruf
fin about u> u clock Sunday morn
ing.
"She said to m l, ’You think
I'm going to die don't you?'
”S asked her it she thought
she was going to die and she
answered, No. not now. I'm
going to get over this and
(Continued on page S)
WHITEVILLE A mcndly''
-tussle for the ptesosiion of a
rifle proved fatal for one ot Ihe
participants here Monday morn
ing.
Twenty-year-old Evans Mon
roe died at a local hospital
shortly after being shot by a
,22 rifle during a tussle with
a woman whose home he
was visiting at nearby Dolton
Mrs Katie Waddell, 2:*. woman
in whose house the tussle took
place, was arrested for question
ing and released. Columbus Coun
ty Coroner Lucy R. Thompson said
no inquest would he necessity
The .woman said she was prepar
ing tp unload the rifle when Alou
(Continued on page S)
f ormer President Os
. ...c- }'F ; j
Florida College Heard
By Shaw Alumni Group
RALEIGH l)r .)' L. Tilley of Baltimore, .former
dean of the Shaw UniversCy School of Religion and form
er president of Honda Normal College, was principal®
speaker at the 12th annual observance of Theological'
Alumni Hay at Shaw .1 mversity Wednesday, April 16,
Dr Tilley addressed a public meeting during the morn
ing and later spoke before a special meeting of ministers, ;
A native of Granville County, North Carolina, Dr. Til- :
Schools of Religion, ami formerly pastored Mount Gilead '
ley is a graduate of the Shaw Uiuvewdty and Chicago 1
Baptist Church, Durham-
Rev Harold Roland, past o r of
the Mt. Gilead Baptist Church,
i I MeCuy. la hot representa-
I'niou; Mrs f. ( Trent., city
live i-l the Tobacco Workers
< i.ntlcll me ■■nber; amt It E.
Moore. Dean ot N’t <"s library
-eiloot.
PfATH STALKS
STATE DURING
HOLIDAY PERIOD
HA I HIGH Violent death
talked the highways and by-ways
of North Carolina as the late ob
i-creed a In up Easter weekeud.
Os the fourteen deaths by vio
i, nee recorded in Ihe -h'te (t ui- r
»h« weekend, ten were NV.’.Cc
■ They were listed as follows:
At Winston-Salem, 1 l-ye-ar-oici
James Wuldon Jones. admitteu
pine- a fatal shotgun blast, at res
-tiici . V-.’dte-i O'-e- .is. *-i.
v. hen uwe-ris threatened to kill;
. ‘hv entirt family.
EuUi people, ineludin two worn- '
; sn, were killed when their ear
apparently ran into the path oi
a truck loaded with stone near;
;; ,ui,burs. The viTctims were iden- j
(( unlmueu on page K 1
1 1 STATES ABE
REPRESENTED
AT NAGW MEET
n\ rosajl.ie williams
RALEIGH Approximately UKt
delegates and visitors from 12 j
..lutes and the District of Colurn- ;
bid were present to attend the
: 2rLh annual conference of the Na- j
tioiial Association ot College Wom
c-r. held .it Shaw Umv'ersity April j
li and 12 Theme of the cooler- ;
once wa- What of die status us
women in a changing economy' .
(Continued on page 8)
STAR. O* * nr. SHOW—Lovt*
iy Lois Roll, of Now York, na
t!onaii> known fashion mod* 1 )
ami tlosig'Dor is to h< tin* fc&
Itirod nnxhl in ,i fashion show
to l>t* stag oil • tin- liahnyh
.•hap.t c «* Hm . u f 1 1 *v m ■.* n * * n% \
t-.i :iiiti< ia Os l ..oar »it- at tin »ii
fisto fluntor Si-hool i tUl.i\ vii{]ht.
Am si IS
Carolinian
By Shirley
QI'KSTION: Din's the wwiuß
til today utilize wisely ttir
time sit red tiinnigli tin nst of
MHuicns <t,i t uti-nsii/ i n it
equipment
i
MRS. MOZRi.i .V. OIXON iVIEK-
RiTT .» iHiticinsi Ifaioi.'.tr
V, 1 ■ •> id .!> 1!,. 1 the sv .’ill
•in >,f nxt.i.v do.- utilize he-: time
]v i h e career SS
U, ,J.... -! ..(■!- . m^ws
»r n ecjui|)nK-nt, |fc SIBB
■•sen,ill; ThlOUgll
V. i: rids
»■ i f household
c1 c■ fin ant? in or- * ***';' *
rIV.V, t: <J hCT
family well fed
I and happy Mod- .. .h £ ~,-|
t: l It e<iUipn,i ip
Blows more time tor religious. pt»
•itteal and so.-inl ae! i vittes.
Os ciease, thete are those with
vc-rv mod< rn convenience m cinch
line set"-, m's, wi;.'> waMi precious
Mire they cenM ie jiUie or no
IViH.*. LOUISE LKVV IS, bouse
. wife, llai.-iah;
\es, tile time ,-jVi d ii> a house
■. fe\ oa s can he a a a) many
; ways However it thi« turn is
:nent •■• -tin?, it is usually well
d« wrv.’d, yet
them; niaay
ja , tainii; :, and edu
' • rational: and in
•SjsPyi *i,i . iiiialtait day,
wadlßi* it is necessary
for a hen. . ode
+*4**o*' to keep Ui> With
, whiil is ye.l.. Oil
' w in lh. • rid and
•i • evt hemr; on opln ns she
thinks are right.
ft is also very important for the
housewife to h..v. • time to spend
vith her chiidren and family, and.
' time for self improvement as an
individual. This l think to be most
| irnporant, for surely a rested
house tvift can be more patient
land considerate; and the influ*
I i»nce of a cheerful home can have
i a lasting favorable effect on tins
i ! tore generation. m
MRS NANNIE ROBINSON, part
lime v.'.iikti nd huUM.'uife, Ha
! h igh:
Using modern utensils and
. qmpinent Is a must with many
i ’ omen. With the cost of living
so Inch, ‘comeii are trying to
in c e t expenses
l-y working; undj
l eyi ori the five
and wash dishes
by han d , I’m
| sure it would bo
! hard for thorn to work out. trs
• mg the modern utensils for clean
; Ing is the most important thing
if know; the- garbage disposal is
another time saver Nearly cvery
i thing that is done in the Lome
■ entt be done at the same time. Just
| set them—and forget them. That’s
|my motto. I speak from self ex
perience because X have to worts.
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