PICTURE ONE
PICTURE TWO
F flllTQ lAfl
ISI Sts iiwil is 1w w
ONE KILLED IN.
105 0 TRAGEDY
A- f iv S' • i
rrutfS *--r- iOSpi .. r of a
r’c.nr.fn'vn Ipr-^:r. n : m.U- th-' .••‘•Iil
ly ,S we- :. 7 h<■; • ■ o*-, ;,,..; $: 90.000
6 r . ,Y;
Dfirinj; i*»r h:>. , ni r<*st
of U-.r butting iovi his
lil> whc fj hr \rz% trapped by
f wbifr to
r*»|>r ir*»m ?2tr sffnnc. tlftOiT of
t?*-& fM‘‘ Uv*i htiHriing.
Tp<? .vi'iid-ing orrupiorj the he-vrt
of the V.IOO bjnr b of
Strret, a b-<x:L on its
street face d by sows.. eh crises
rr d t. ° }} K * Th ' bl c /;*’ :• P l’fa|
to a .TSed Store.
.! ! ...*•■ • '■ * f ' 'i. • ' •S'— :' j.
fro? r. too horr»i’;:' ” feed rmd
scok'n;. ro*,-.•■ 'vcrS blocks
r,i the oi*y. A T&'iUi breeze kept
the sr?o>ko i ron- • f-uhn?; ter lon#
Firerooi; : -L. the.- ernool
rtrri»y; b for airnost fortr
hour
(;iHi kin hi o\
fdUIH \TJON 1 Vs;
KAVbTTEViJ.’ f, Ar. K V.
Cmilh High Sr.mi senior who
v syrhc'vl’.tlad ' > vr<itn?)fr this
year, ijfjed •:■!( fif.t may be; called
1h« f.v- of !rr grriduation
Miss Op.-.I Mvrphy • sillied
instant!jr Sunday v.ben -i pickup
tup k in -'.-Inch she w "■ : thing v/a*.
sirn:-.!. by ••> Another rider of
M.* fv ; v ; r\■ ■' ,f j Fulier, vv 3 -
*tto kiM.-i Mi;-;s T'Mrpby was to
bar** =; rad* shied -Tone ”.
Ijl t (.oil i r « v
In firs! ( ondition
!f> foundin':
SIBOOK7/YN. v Jj! \v
J Hrsmt. F'ff .-idt.-nt, I • -intsstonn
rclif.-.r. Salisbury, N. {' in bis
Qn'tfironnUil report to the 34th
Session of the Gvr.\rai Confer
ence. AME Zion Church, said here
Ti»Mi»y th»t Colleiie
-.3'. in the conditio.: that it
bKs- ba n in war*' its in
IBW
Hr stressed lit** -cork of
Hood Th rot og toil Seminary
and said ttmi its ■ Ktiitirs
would, be greatly expanded in
order to meet the growing
need for trained preachers. Me
said that the church had co
operated with 'ile seminary's
program greatly.
PICTURE THREE
KU..hl<,H «.( i I :>t —( pi.
Daniel Dates (right) of ftaicjgli.
N f . i • eongratnlated by his
<.:tn;,.v.. enm-in.ier r-,r»i < .oti
f-aib arh.'i. fur his oiiislatwiine
r,rk ,! . man,, a t o! a fjevrly
;fi!i sera a < , liib near « him*
)*'it/ Jti '■ • Th* itaieigh soldier
Doctor Mast Face Trial
On Charge Os Abortion
~-.i .7 iTttfi'R'i i'JAKA A jjhy-
C)ar: ■; M I> W.
r fAvs, ?•). th 1 ■*• miier ••> $2.500
iC.r.r! lan, .<■■ i, ~ r>. ■ a » v /j, v r,..p
• 'eC.A- fit.Mttd Jiii’ r* >tu cn r'ri a
■ ' 1 >i dctir.i a: . t ..i:n.,l
ac .j;s a!>f.r?ir>n cberec.
if 1 ’ ' : ■ .'ary .■■■■t ‘mcd the V>ili
friiidfiy rat S- .yr f-t Jadga
■t'b V. Kmlii-s : tin bond.
Dr. si v* hronffht to
NAACP Letter Protests
Registrar’s Negligence
2ij3T'LO-N Th.- R-ib-jjh Oiap
it-r oi the* NAACP, in a letter to
Mrs. Rivrvb: V’. CtiJi, r -ssir v& for
the Lina- Rjvc • polling precinct
at. Zebu! ■: aeauseri Mrs. Gil! oi
failure- tf* rcmal*: at her post in
the polling place, tht:« preventing
Qualifier: -ittxens from registering.
The incident in quer-iior> occur- :
red on Saturday. May 3, opening j
1 registration date but it was not ■
until la.-* Satm-bay -hat NAACP
offieiaLi sfu>. around \o pos’ir.g a
! representative at. the polls to ob
serve registration procedure, fol
lowinp. I'eport*: that Negroes were
rwim 1 held if* for almost an hour .
before find during the process of
17 - YEAR - OLD i
TOOTH FACES !
FEDERAL RAP i
!
I
CHAiVTKRTON, N. C « Sprr i;f =1 ••
A FT yr.-u -nk' a?mdl! ■' v*. f > fmni
-Toro ci**l iv* i'.v bo> who caT
Von man) rt' '■ *** M\ • or I of-. f • :.fx
hims<*!f Uidrr anv-ct or) >n ox
tor‘ion oh mi _o* hrrc Uv;,. w«-p k.
Sheriff'- f,l«. pu’icN FBI opr
;j')jf'K:d forces »n
4r.wri tin* por ;on who hoi . I. •■•*»■
Ic opd to kill flip fu r* rhildrpo >f
fhr- mvnf?r of tin* -Ton>» <n - Mrh
th.- t.vorkfd. Old Owi, .;! *r>
• heir :• ii pj jso tiirit it v. •> - th*-*
youth himsoff who did !h • - ♦. h u
t (in n
Bobby Aoorr;or. :vi,o vorkvd
t oniioMpd On f‘.ty sis
Ivor. ?> woof wow y*.
Mn< Kidriiih < it* Court Gulgr
AH-crt iioiih Hot fj« i
could no present his im
promptu r.unrrrts f which con
v.o t of singing, talking arui doing
unyThing else he ran think of)
on the streets of (‘ptnvvn ha
ieigft. Wodrow Montague, famori
'Street IroubarfovH oT the < api
t,al City, his felt 'down in the
dumps The eoneerts he is cur
rently have lost some
their oomph’, observers say.
The editor of th** Greensboro
f S<' ■. IhtiA Neu.s is on•* ol' the
many No rtf*. Carolinians who
hive m o u rr. « c? Woorirmv’s
plight. <ST UI OTO fU SIHJv
J FT;
o *mmt wr;h the Eighth Ar
my’s 6Sth OrtitaDCf Aratminitfeß
Company. He manages the sor
-'-jt';. club 1111 1 i r..i h - Ur,!
and furnished from *. ih. > jrd
materials to .no mm of the
unit a plat* to relax during
off-dnty hours.
i arih»|F. anil pia.-ert J j
until hoed was myri.* .* few
hours Infer.
S •*-»:->tf r .1 MrlT.t.oH, NTH
A«t-nt L-ee Phillips, and Dlr>‘riet
Snlictor M G 8.-yet**' invosU*
g.'.'tivl tire r-'ise U fore it wav turn
ed Aver io f.h‘ jury
Or Ross is alleged to Vivo no-.
foesnvd an abortion on a Southern
' (T>;Uirui"-:| On P.u* 1 i,
Taxis' rating v uiie "bit'-s •,.veri >
Hot delayed.
Fallowing is ~ copy of the
ISAACS* letter whim T-y.
mu. to the cnairmeti of the emjn
ty and state bciari. of olt'ctions’
Mrs. Rhoda W GilL Ritgtst,.«r
LiUle R iver-Zebulon
j Zebu ion, N. C.
!Dr ar Mrs. Glib
Rev John T. Parks. Route No,
-• Zebuiois claims that according.
ts his residence he is covered by i
your registration district. How- j
ever he h!leges that, he and a
ivy others who wanted to register
or, the sftemor of Saturday, May
tContinued.On Page 4i
THE CAROLINIAN
10c Per Copy y— Worth More
i ■ aTi-Tm iTn('»RT! t CAROLINA WEEK ENDIN'*; SAT' I .‘DAY MAY 21, 1052 NI'MHi.R 27
LEGION REVOLTS
MEANEST MAN
V i ASTON- SAI .KM Mrs Lena
L Vh;t“ v.'lhi iivi---: on North Cherry
3‘reel r. n• thinks the meanest
m:: r; in th<■ world’ -,s the one who
.< <>k her baby’.-, pitjgy bank con*
aininc over slt
j,; ■ White rays Joshua Gi a
non. iS.-o of Nwth Cherry Street
pl;iviiv.; with the baby and
he :.n,K and that, ‘he bank dis
j-peanni when Graham did in a
„rnnt .••warn •>'<l here this wink
FINALS SET
FOR ST. ASHES
RARER!ff Cniwrtcr.ccjnrnl. ex
y ‘vis ", so! ■!■ Saint Aiittes Scndol
of Saint Agues Hos
pital s - - will y‘ f underway with ■
baeca].’it:i'i ate services slated to
br hJ ! ~t n>; Saint Paul'- Meth
od*, it Church Sunday -Tune 1. The
p;, T. D. hu.'s pastor. to
dr liver the message for the ser-
Vse which vs■; he held at 11 1
a ro.
The annvai graduation and
fssppniir ceremonies are ui he
held Wednesday nigltt, .tune 4.
■with the Saint Paul's Chuirh
again as site,
psiu'T , -.'l i lu* ~)--■■! fin the Wed* 1
n.vday r.:-bi exercises will by;
?»! 1 , mtn Rauchtrv, secretary
of ■he North On dir.a State Board
oi .Vur <■ EsiinriK-i-f Miss Daugh
try -.rp| be introduced *0 the
class nrd audience by Mrs Ernma
Ros,- Mo .imeffe, dire--tor of nur
•-"> at Mu- nursing school, who will
BNo officiate n the capping cere-
Oihers scheduled to take
j*a*t on the. Wednesday night
'UTmonial, which will get nn
t'onlintit'fl On Page *t 1
NO WOMAN IS
GIVEN HQHOR BY
U S DEPARTMENT
VA SHTNGTON D. C. (Special)
A Nc*rtb Cmdtna home demon
* 1 tiort agent was one- -»f four
r receivma Superior Ser
e awards from the Ifnitod State
I** ixu- nif-i'- of Agriculture here
le-t '"Tuesday.
He* :pi feat :>}' the award tv as Mrs.
r.ai r ■ Wilson of Alamance Coun
ty. who was presented the cm*
miormorative of the honor
*; -peci'i ceremony as which
President Harry S. Truman was
pi'tnctpa ‘ speaker.
Mrs. Wilson I'iis honored
‘for h*i influence ill bringing
better diets, improved living
vondiUon.H, and technical train
ing to Negro families.”
The others honored last week
were Paul C Brooks, district ex
tension agent of Oklahoma; Mrs.
Jotde Browne Disiunan, technician
ir the mycology division of the
Bureau of Plant Industry. Soils,
a n d Agricultural Engineering;
Miss Haze! O'. King, and home
demonstration age-nt of Creek
i oun ty, Ok In.
AMEZ’s ELECT NORTH
CA ROHM AN BISHOP
j „ ti
Election Was i
“In The Bag”
BY I • .’I KY % V
BROOKLYN, Now York The
i election of fii•• >•. Herbert 801 l
j Shaw, of Wilmington. on the fiist
j ballot in historic and s: v .ic>o«.‘
! First AMEZ church here, w; , vir
I toally lit the bar lor.c. n-ao"
i
A Nl U BI'SHOB Hi AMS
Wilmington's l)r. If. iC sii.uv
(second from right hack row) (
bams as he poses for official j
photo of AMK Zion Bishops to I -
lowing his near-unanimous elec- ,
tion it Brooklyn last week
j ballot i
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Hospitalized Vers
Need Your Blood
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FT. BRAGG, N. C.-~‘S wouldn't
be here it i hadn’t received Urn
blood." iays P!c. Bobov Williams
of Roseboro. N. 0., who was se
verely wounded -vhiie fictit’iiK wiiU
(he Third Division in Korea. Pri
vate Williams' word* point up the
dire coed for blood on the fighting
fronts, but the young soldier also
emphasizes the need for (he life
saving fluid here at home, where
rnanv hospitalized wounded require
frequent transfusions months after
leaving the battleground. “Make
sure that the blood i* there when
needed. Cal! your Red Cross to
day: ”
he over 4iVl delegates liernn ■ 1 ■ AMSTF.f!DAM NEWS
in. their votes lost Wednesday j There were sever;’’ main eon
: veiling. T h e WILMINGTON i'siderntiim* which v\«ultert tn Dr
lOURNAL prodieied Ins elt ction.; Shaw's elei lion on the first b.-»l*
dirt the inf' I ie'nt,ia! NEW YORK lot .thereby break ilia ■< dO-year-
Asks Cigarette ...
...Gets Gun-blast
\VINSTON-SAI.EM A man who asked los a eig
arntio iioro in ** i iiu '■ «mi i ' ity ' late !' rulay aighl. " as.
dtnirl Satunlav morning when the reply t.<» his reijiiesl
turned out to be a guirblaat
Polit• here say that James Edward Witherspoon. 10,
(Continued On Page EIGHT)
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SHAW f.VFNI PKlN’t IPAI.S
Scheduled tiv p!a\ principal
tales in the 3<Us annual class
minion to tie staged in connec
tion with a meeting of the Na
tional \inmni Association at
Shaw t niversitv Monday Ala \ 2f
ire Prof. W 11. Collins, above
j( ft. president of the Assoc in
lion. Dr < . It. Codrington. above
right, treasurer and the Rev. t)
I Hairston at left, secretary.
The Association session is sche
duled to «>-t underway in
Greenlraf Auditorium on the
I’nivcrsily -ampu, at if) a.in.
Carolinian
►"
IrCRUVt:
,| ,l o-i By Shirley
QUESTION: Some
churches permit their mule
worshiper the comfort of re
moving their costs during
services in the hot summer
months. How do you feel
about this policy"
MR HUBERT HAYES. SR., ba
, sicessnian, Jtalei :h:
I think that it is perfectly riaht.
fitting, and even intelligent on
" the part of malt- and female wor
shippers t*• allow their mail- this
oomlort.
and thought of ~. M g>
ladies am; their figS '”*•■' JE'
comfort m gen-
as much thought «s*r* mag; |
and con; fort is
=*d by the men.
Tradition is one
thing, but i
think there- is no reason mr the
male worshipper to to too un
comfortable in church
(Continued On Vtge 8)
arc
REMEMBER..,
A VOTELESS PEOPLE
IS A DEFENSELESS
PEOPLE!
DURHAM POST REFUSES TO HOST
CONVENTION; THORNTON T 01.3
DURHAM Ground - work is
now being laid for what may he
r. state-wide movement through
which the State’s tht'.i.-aiid* of
Negro members of the American
Lesion boycott the State Legion
Convention d;.;cd here Jure 7th
through lOt.h
Leading to the pm -r-ryc. t
movement is the ioca! \V ea vev-
McLoan Post No 173 which has
accused the Durham white Le
gion post, playing host to the
convention of totally disregarding
the stand of the Negro croup fin
aru.ill: and Cher'.vise.
The VVeavor-
Mcl.e-m Pfl ; . !
1 wP»- ■- '
of (.;.■■•!-- W" i ■"«■
vim i .
U.vti-
* ftur-or ■gw&jk
■ Wm m
i.*- • ; ...togs
wENSigSBb/
also asked that
C i m no a r d -MR. I (idANTON
er Thornton .<■ ■■!■>' Negro i.je%Um
naires of the futility of coming to
Durham f'>:- the eomenllon.
Registration Campaign
“Moderately Successful '
\ AA.< J\ Sa\
April, May El forts
On!\ First Homul
: RALEIGH W;»h more than
, 23 000 ciitzens of Raleigh Town
ship and incidentally mere than
LOCO in both predominnntly-Negro
r Precinct 20 and Precinct 26 al
re-idy or. the books, NAACP utti
ci us regarded the April and May
I campaign to get Negroes register
ed for the May Primary as ';«Qd
uraieijV '".Jcec-ssfuL, and said it
was merely the first round in
a series of such campaigns.
Plans arc already under con*
, sidcration hy the Halcigh
i Chapter for contacting every
r<yvH r i'‘red voter and urging
i him to jo to the pails anti
cast his ballot in the May ai
Primary,, and definite plans
tor a similar campaign be gin
Shrine Gala Day Parade
Elicits Glowing Comment
DURHAM - The par.ado which
marked Hnsle t-> public events in
connection with the obsa»rvance of
Shrine Gala Day here last Satur
- day. has been described as ‘the
best Negro parade ever to be
staged here by local residents.
The parade, which got under
way promptly at 11 a.m. at the ;
Athletic Park here and winded its
way through the heart of the 1
city, then through the Hayti (Ne
gro) area and onto the new Hill
ride School, a distance of three
miles, was highlighted by the
presence of Dr. Raymond Jack
son. Shrine Imperial Potentate §
Precedent
Was Broken
o!o record Gi w,ri in l!)00 when
;ci,i. air. in /on election on '.he
iirst b-dlot )
1. pr Shaw’s exceptional rec
ord os !> teneiiil officer of the
c cnnec'ioin. A- secretary of the
Departments of Home Mis-.tons.
l'< nsiotw. and Mini -in-i.'l Relief,
the Wilmington man set % a record
inr efficiency and honesty itViicn
hr ;i:!!i p icted n r annual repori
l«at Wednesday. Hie convention
r i,,• - to applaud hirn Inimeduitely
! KiHoWill;' this report, hr- was
sv. cpt into office as bishop.l
iCiintuiucd On Pav R|
In a letter of May 17. the Wea
ve; • McLean Past flatly told
C* mniand- r Tliornton Hud even
si.::, h.- h i,: "been instnieted
b. St. I,- Adjsifi,id N n McKee
to rtiiri,' i.o Durliam and raw;, out
the convention" ns he 1 Thornt£>p)
sfivr .fit, the hi ■' -('i.iaaiHir " ■ L-f
xpeci no cr- * t m '• r, the
local ped Copies -j; ': ie'-i'r
were il.se sent to high-r inking
white I.e son ofti mils including
Shit; Commander 1. F Parker.
Adjutant McKee and A N. Stone
of the convention planning co'.'u
niittef
NOT SI KPRISI MOVf.
Tie don token by the Dur
ham jegior, pus’ .’fliw-' as SUt -
prise to the many North Caio-fl
ians -<ha ! . e ibserved begion
.h" n fairing the past few year*
since and during W "Id War 11.
Ncg r a veterans ha -e !»«• <t,
;in i-pted as simply •r cter/ms*
composed of former im-mhe-s
in every major ors a nir
of the Armed fom* svilh the
esr eption of (he f.egion in
Southern states.
It is generally believed that tbs
■yrv.is;,., ,d” iu i ’. : is
prompting actions whitih will give
race veternns a fuller share of
t!-e,..> e.-g-'.izfd :mifi j - i* ;<>:
I i LI, TI.XT Os D DFR
F--dec,einp «....■ f.;|; t, . f r- a
3c-t fa sent *o Vice-f lomms ntier
.-Tontitnted On Pice 4»
nin? ahout October 1 to iv C.-
courage more Negron ♦ « »e
--for the ! a1 EU-o
tiors or. .S-.veaibcr J c.rr near
ing font pit- twn
jri.fi* STB AH ON }ft AA’ V
Because of the newly-installed
ifsistration system, the books of
which will hold only l.flOh names,
nine precincts have ntn*iifie»i for
a .second book and a second re
gistrar although the precincts may
no! be split, arid five other -pre
cincts in Raleigh Township have
more than 850 persons registered,
and wili have to open additional
books as soon as the books open
for registr-'dion for the general
election of October 11.
According to Herbert
chairman. of the Wake County
Elections Board, the polling places
ran not be changed. but in each
r.j *hc nine precinct - with mere
than 1,000 registered and second
book will be opened, the names
beginning tv>th letter A and coil
f'nntlnwed On Pare Si
Chicago.
Eleven bawds ar.d drora and
bugle corps groups, gaily-attired
j Shrine marching units and flag
bearers, some 500 Nobles and
Daughters of Isis and beauty ta
lent queens. Misses Lucille Mc-
Allister of Durham and Cletnett
; line Weaver of Raleigh, also were
'in the half-mile long processional
a? were several fully - decorated
floats.
Included among the efties
featuring- marching units,
bands, etc.. were Durham, Ra
leigh, Fayetteville. Oxford,
{/Continued On Page 8; j