17 INJURED IN SCHOOL BUS CRASH
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Durham Host To Shrine Gaia Day Event May 16-1 7th
Si I' it ll \ M Durhiun's
Tempi*', Z-.ifa No. 176.
1h set to pUv host the sin-
ON SPEAKING 101 1! »r
Helen t dinniids, grarluute pro
lio-tr nf history -it North t i
rolimi * Hlegr, Durham, is cur
rrntlj in tin- midst of an li
eng-ngc irlcnt spe.-iking tour Much
in demand is a speaker, Dr
kdmondx is: to hr principal
speaker at high s« hool finals in
North ( arolina mil Virgii'i i
KLUXERS GET SENTENCES
Hooded Terrorist Given
Prison Sentences In Trial
tt .r i f *:'. tON Tea admitted
former ;• *mv b^rof \hr inf'OLiou;-
Ku K 1 • >: K m i *}-»*-•??-.. •*; v-" :
ssateneed tn prison ?er :?*.••• he it
thi:* -vee?*. f*>U<V‘.'fn£’ ?r;:*s f
rift. fVcM'f ,J i|i>
Oon Gill am motor! oh? the sen ten
r?> Tuesday as a p/mke«l - com!
room in awe.
Si v «i (b c rn e n re o ? <tr r*• H
{« prison rtud four
''♦hf V fre phred nn long
\ trrm>. A« i>lr\
enth n»r»n «l,n faring \v».
nf flip
tO r |y <t' f*. on re T*v ilPi
t • Hop., of u-e Pair Niuff Kdn.
•A-kod for leoieimy. noting That
“Faithful” Give $2500
Easier Bunny To Bishop
'‘Daddy’' Grace In N. C.
TV u, '.VI ‘ 'A ! .EM, M *' ■ A i
—Tii? ' Huriiiy" runic late
<o>- The Hcv C. M. (Sweet Daddyj
Grace. > >it " hen if nr rived ii .
had dollar bills pinned to i» The ;
Take tvs; dm. at $25,000
The I"Cdev Ilsa reluEov. cnl! ■
estimated at ;'!00.f;00 devout fol
b’ters visited here last week and
r.erc P'ed the generous offerings
of his cult.
REV. f, M. (»A»»Y) GRACE ’
ders. a small band whipped 1 1.:
members into a frentsy.
His sermon ended with » cli
matic march past a small table
to leave something for Sweet
Daddy. A large basket holding an 1
Easter rabbit had been placed on < ,
the table. Around its edge had'
mr;it Shrine (iaief Day colrbra <
tine P> he staged this wnk
end, it w ,<.* announced her?
i in-sday
'Hie Durham shrine group.
wfiM'h lias hradtinarters in »ts
| temple at Fayetteville Street
THE CAROLINIAN
10c Per Copy ~ \C ah- &~*j -/t’cvz J Worth More
VOl.i MN .X!
Woman Will Get Degree After 40 Long Yea rs
mu i:\srono on M»y
'o. t siighUv-gra\ dig luficri
lonking woman ’.till receive
her degree from Henuett 1 oi
ler,*- Imre more than f(J
years late
In 11)11. Mrs. K- i therinn r>nn
nelll Lvnn of 201) North, l,u-
[ *viij i.f* HO Oim -O rare for
hr. \v if o a.n •'\ thrr *. * rh j ) rj»« r»
F r G :}y TvvO' 4. : • ! , I T mI j (h r *at P
• and _yc : rt nuicnf h.id sought -<>
payers v if, roftv'irt ;.;uj iden
tified a:-: pw wiidt-t ivj ftoggingy.
■ even ihoffgh. he iv.-» • ;* township
con toi'-lr* n , h»»n the- nsypt-i idei >■
rode.
Hr . -entehee wa . . J at five
of a * a <;» ; r a? tafe h
Ml so. Iv.nl). • , (> i \ J ’
o-,ordh:s ponded on three yoa»‘s
)t V
Ti.) ti e co o iv'.mm lt<- directrrt
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11 m,lii,(!Fit ou (>*s;»■ Si
Hi- day vas short only
Do minutes but during that,
une the Daddi preached
hiieflv, collected the offering
and in the midst of shouting
by his follower*;, was whiskey
away in his luxurious limou
sine.
Daddy Grace visited, his House
of Prayer for All People here
and together with his G*-tce El-
been pinned dollar bids.
“That rabbit lakes something
green . and elder yelled as the
dancing' marciirr started past
Tambourin*' band members,
dressed m ;;; vid.y rad uniforms,
clrcleo pest the basket about 10
i CVtminwd on p«,g-e 8)
i and I nwlor Avfnuc, *>vpruts
miiiif ; ;,fMt(i Shrine inembrrs
from :,lt o\i r tt,c state to par
(ieipate in the 2-riay event
utiieti will get underway Tri
day morning, May 16.
A public meeting is to be
KALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA WiIEK ENDING SATLRDAY .VIA Y ID, 1952
tiler Street. completed tier
first hui vears i( Bennett it
took It years more inter
rupted b> a teaching career,
earing for an Invalid mother,
and raising a family heture
she could finish die other two
years.
SCHOOL BOSES
CRASH; DRIVERS
FACE CHARGES
1 \T*hX Two student .»ch
. b’i • drivers fare charge ■ ' van
• arid reckle.-s driving here
I lei ; eel-; thf n' lllt of a two*
| i'n-. v ; * cl: i-i which tii of the
tU'lc;ni Apex - 1 Miioi- H, gh
i 'i-,t !•<•(( ivrd injuries Monday.
John fhceti. drive! of one of
■l-c iii.-v,-. v , :.t Mel’hcrson Ho»-
•ita? in D”rbn.'n f ,4, r treatment of
• : fractured nose and other
• '.minds. Miss Maty Tow, at Ca
toliniar, pro -.time was at St Aft*
11< *;:;t • , Jtalf ie!, being
iit rated for a jaw injury, iind it
•>;e- reported th-;i siie may have
ome teeth removed Green is*
■ xpeeied <o be out of the hos
pital this week
Mias Chriatine Wamble, another
■ f the injured, was released fromi
the Durham hospital Tuesday 1
Most of the others received cuts |
and bruises, and were given first •
aid treatment without being hos
(C.ontlnurd «n page 8i
BTC
FBI ASKED TO
INVESTIGATE
NC VOTE BIAS
t KAI :FIGH President Truman
, has been asked to have the De- i
pnrtment of Justice investigate
charges that Negroes have not
; been allowed to register in three i
North Carolina Counties. »
Secretary Raymond Maxwell of i
■the State hoard Tuesday made 1
public a telegram which Charles!
i A MCLean of Winston-Salem,
State director of the Political Ac
tion Committee of the National As- :
-ociatjon for the Advancement of
Colored People, sent last week to
Charles M Britt of Asheville,
chairman of the State board.
McLean’s wire reportedly toid:
Britt that Negroes had been de
nied permission to register in the
three counties nnd added.
“ill have, this day requested
President Truman to order investi
gation by Department of .Justice.”
(Continued on page 8)
BiPC
National Farm Week
Observance, July 20-26
RALEIGH. N. C. < A NT’ i
National farm fVeek will be
observed this year July 20-(W,
it was announced fast ivcck by
■the National Safety Oim< it
and the U. S. deijartment of
Agriculture.
The general theme for the
observance week, said f|. ML
Ellis, agriculture engineer for
the State Extension Service, is
"Adopt right attitudes towards
safety, think safety, act safe.
ty
i fContinued on page Rj
held if (he VVliit< Rock B.iri
list t imreli Erichly evening ,it
U p.m, ~i v. hich time tin-
Shrine Imperial Potentate*, Dr.
Raymond Jackson of Chicago,
is to he the principal speaker,
following the public, afiatr
i'trs. l.yun returned to Ren
net. in January. 1951, to com
plete her degree requirements
after seeing her three children
through college. Her two
daughters both attended lien*
inti and graduate with hon
ors a fen years ago
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RAI EfGHITES Tt RN OUT
i TO REGISTER Registrants
turned out rn masse last Satur
j d.-,v at the various polling pre
cincts In order to get their
nan-,-x on the registration hooks
■ , 'thpt they might be •-•ligilde in
vote in the forthcoming et-e
Registration Improving As
NAACP Campaign Closes
RALEIGH Piealh awaken-
Jng t' l their civic responsibility.
rcsicfiiLs of Ka «. Raleigh and
; South Park nocked to the polls
>i Siiuird-iv. resulting in what elec
tions. officials term HEAVY regis
tration in both Precinct 20 and
I Precinct 26
j The Rii icish Chapter of the
NAACP which is conducting re
gistration sue voting clinics
throughout Raleigh and has dis
tributed more then 'OOO peers of
registration and voting informa
tion. and so far has given out
registration and voting informa
tion to almost 1000 persons Is still
, waging b relentless campaign to
get the names of Negroes on the
books before the closing dead! ne
f€eirtini»ed «b p’,\ga 8i
the member shrincts »r*- -chi
(luted to retire to the local
tempi*- vi-hcr*- cocktail pact.;
is to be staged
I lie ceremonial bail is to
be held at the Durham Arm
ory at 19 pm. Friday night.
Mrs Lynn put her Bennett'
studies into a schedule that
kept her on the go from 6
am. to midnight daily. While
going to school at Bennett, she
taught as si;.ppl\ teacher in
tile cits school system and at
the night school for veterans
> tion. Pictured at precinct. No 26
frosby*Garfield Scholo. is a
j portion of the throngs that
turned out to register lasi Sa
turday. Polling places will b,
opened at) day Saturday, May
17th iron, 9 am. til! sunset - -
t GOTO BY SHIRLEY
HEARINGS FOB
RETRIAL FOB
MILLER BEGUN
; WASHINGTON. N. €. ~
Attorney Herman Taylor and
■ Trunk Sro'vn. Defense attm n» .vs •
foi iMtayitic Miller indicated
Tuesday that they may introduce
* Beaufort County records for the i
1 , last 16 years in thoto effort to
■ : show that. Negroes are system*.
t {Continued or* page 8,;
A special Ic.iiure- of Pic bail
is to be thy staging of -i beau
ty and talent p.agrsn during
the lntermisison period
A parade through the streets
of the city i 1 planned for i!
o'clock Saturday morning.
I AI Hi a!’ 2d
at Dudley High School, and
ran tier household
Her teaching work took up
the greater pact of tier days
and nights. She went to Ben
nett trem (GO to 5 pin. on
week days and Saturday
i Continued on page Hi
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QO.STIOV Many of nur du
dents are trained .mm! omd
in the field r>f music only 1,1
find themselves enable to
cure, professional engagement
because Negro institutions mri
organizations engage white
nmsieiians for their affairs
Wh&t is > our reaction to this'.’
JOHN F MIDDLETON, f-mlege
• senior, Washington. D. C.
I have n definite stand >n issues,
of this nature I believe in equal
i ,nn; for all till
fie ri musicians,
regardless cot
or, race. etc. iBL mM
In reaction tt>M W**
this statement 1 ft 1 ? ' #
Th ■ Negro. in' '""If * ~ t||l
hi..- endeavors to
. , „• Jfii fIESMPWP
maintain > a re -
speetable and iucrativ* position in
his chosen field, has to endure
twice l.hi hardships of his white
contemporary.
In the light >f that fact, 1 foci,
that it would be only fit'uv.; and
just that Negroes, in their promo.
• lions and affairs, .hire a qualified
band giving the preference "> the
qualified Negro band.
ALBERT C HENRY. college
senior. Trinidad. R. W. I:
We have not yet got ten away
from the idea that that which is
While is Right We find ourselves
clinging tenaciously to everything
that is white foi leadership
(C<Munme«> on page 8j
PICTURE ONE
SiiF-’S A WINNKh -- Atiss
t hnicntiiu* tVcaver. a native <*f
Kaleig'h who attends schuot at
Mary Potter School, Ox lord, wis
v\iruHi of top honor* in a r«-
« ;’ni beauty and talent pageant
Wealthy NC Matron and
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Bishop Speaks Voids
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h to** mor lonr.r: <:h.r *-.*.»«»o
to bv on- • ■ »tc .:
Vs ;ro wonirn in Ok* nnlion tn«!
Gm..' rn\ Conier* * g
now u\ .seat*ion
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• i;.f; nnd [)| S ( L Spot ‘
Bishop Vp-rpro t|, h«s mil nn
\v r* -K |K »i ih(F‘ top in rlHii'i i*
* ifT-h s, ?>tit his ast.iti* Imj'-i
n<’>> if unooi iinri strirl iru
havt* plated him in the
i’G ;.t Jink in the fin uncial
\v<rfd its the nation capital.
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opftrtrnentxS, on Saturday
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rUINCITAJ, SPEAKKR fir.
Raymond L. JiteJosewi imperial
Potentate. Shrinera, to schedul
ed to be the principal speaker
at a publu- meeting to he staged
if\ t-iu* Shrim* Tempi?*
of r rink It n, fivanville and oth* ’
» unities. \ir.s Wo vet- is jii'f
tuiei remi* Hi’ ; i vocal st'leo
lion which won hot the hon«»T.
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Voting, jirfsiiiont of sht .foimial
and Ouiilc !'••:.dishing ( oinpaiiV,
'wtrioili, ;-, s(m‘Ku<” a post <>n the-
Norfolfc < ity < nunriJ Mr. I'nurt*
has ret (i. the endor .i-inciti of
!'<<!h r.o - in his amp ;r> •
at White Work Knpiif.f. Cbv.f!r\ 9
Durham, Friday oir ht In roe 9
junction with the a nuns I Rbrine V
Gala Day celebration which h jfl
to be heid in the Bull City ltd- I
day and Saturday. g