WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 25, 1952
tConttm«*No! from page 4)
This and That
hospital service it was capable
«1 giving everyone knows that
service has not. been either ade
quate or sufficient. We feel that
even the people of St. Agnes
will attest to tiiat fact. Because
of that fact, for a number of
years, there has been agitation
here for improvement of hospi
tal facilities for the Negro
group, culminating recently in
a demand, for an entirely new
•hospital.
Because it is a recognized
fact that the duty to provide
adequate hospital service rests
R@MA.wiNf
xim is uuiosim
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’ prominent because it provides iftf \ f Wz
high quality protein calcium and j! \ y,
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When you go to the pells on Noveniber 4
you’re going to vote lor a few things in addition to
.your favorite candidate. You are going to vote also
for the protection and continuation of your rights as
.•n American Citizen. You’re going to vote l'or the
right to gather with others in free assembly, the right
to work at your chosen jub, the right to read any
newspaper you want to, the right to listen to any
radio program you want to, the right to worship where
you want to. You’re going to vote for the right
to engage in a corner conversation and tell your
friends you wouldn’t have Candidate Jog Blow on a
Christmas Tree
• You’ve had the right to do these things for so many
years that, if anybody would sav it would be taken
away from you, you’d get fighting mad. But, ii you
and enough of your fellow-citizens stay away from
the polls too many times some strong group or clever
clique may think you don’t care, fit at may make, the
time ripe for a Hitler to step in. THEN you’ll vote and.
vote like you're told, or there’ll be a party stalwart
around waiting to know the reason why.
Would you want things any other way in America?
litis is the last week to register .
If you registered for the primary
elections!:, such as those held last
spring you don’t have to register
again. If you registered, but have \
moved from your precinct, get £ XjwT
a transfer from your registrar. If >x * v
yaw ore oof sure, check with -<
your precinct registrar this s'
, , - -a \ if ”*r JPjl
Week! , _,, . \ K^J—„ Membfr ftritfral Ueposlt
u/vct *' ntlf.^To Mi*t * N * WX©* Insurance Corpor.tlc.
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GOOD BANKING SERVICE FOR EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA SINCE 1898
Rctourcc*: $206,744,102 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
with the County Commissioners,
Ncgroe. have petitioned the
Wake County Commissioners to
erect a new hospital here for
all people, A geiy-ral eounty
■ hotpitaj, providing nurse tram
in for Negro girls, an inte
grated staff of physicians, nur
ses, technicians and assistants.
This proposed hospital, built
and maintained bv public fund:;,
would of course be under the
oue i-vision of a public board
Whether this board was a!l-N< -
gro, all-white or interrsicVC,
v.ndd be of smell conscqui-iice
inasmuch as it woud be a pub
lic board, its actions v< uld bo.
subject to the wishes of the pub-
lic in every instance.
The private, self perpetuating
board of St. A., nc hospital iur
dazzled before the County Corn
n-u-.siqni'i s, a very likely story
in its attempt to vain the ap
proved of the Commissioner.-, to
build a new hospital for Kc
at St Ago. .-■ i'h. Com
missioners Cave been told that
St. Agnes is a modern nur
ses home, a new hca'lng plant ■
and new and up-to-date kiUh--n
facilities, etc. The trustees say
they will give all of this to the
t. .i •/, provided the County
w>U erect at St. Agnes a neve
h>. u.a! then ive thi- new • n»s
pital arid oil the other facilities
•■tick to them undei a 99-your
leaThC'-i. would be no change '
1., ‘io is i-i:l opertition policy
T-'-t private, biased board would
havi a brand new hospital,
built with money, you arid your
children's children would have
to re pa;.. >o they could i-untinm
to do as they might set fit to
do. This board, possibly claims
it is "afraid chat unless it be al
lowed to .itporvisc the hospital
facilities for Negroes u. tb -
~11 .. Neg roc ■ vriil lore the
i r:;liK'i' Uj Occupy top li V v I hos- |
piltd positionlt ignores the
<i landing fact, that although
completely compel' ut, eminent- 1
ly qualified Negro •ho-petal i.d
ntitii 'trators. wife available, it j
stub! orn rentsod to con-id. i j
one to heca. St. A..ms, pointin'; i
out that ONE Negro had falh-n
down on that job there fat
: -nc.- th. white man's lack "!
reasoning logic is so ridiculous 1
• Kemeber th< Hitler '‘elections” when the Nazis got
P7 ' r of th vote? Remember the pictures, oi the long
line.- - at the polls, supposedly to illustrate the popu
larity of the pally? People vote in Russia, too, Ami
who’s the consistent winner? That’s the difference.
In sunn countries you vote, oi else. Here in your coun
try you can stay home, park your tv-et on the radia
tor, turn on y ur radio and list* u to the way the other
people are voting, it that’s the way you feel about it.
That’s how easy it is in voui country.
• In fact it’s -o easy that, in the 19 IS elections, near
ly half ot America's eligible voters stay *d home. Ho
vou think thai’s bad? Here’s North Carolina’s record;
In the same elections ot the state’s voters stayed
home. In the 1990 senatorial race 77'. of tlu* voters
stayed home Don't you think we’u* taken it too easy
too Jon g ?
* \Vh R vou go to the polls November I remember
that nobody's looking; over your shoul de r,
nobody's going to come around the next day and ask
questions. Whom you vote for is vour own business,
and your vote counts for as much as the next fellow’s.
The point is —VOTE! For right there where you and
every other American citizen puts his X is where
freedom begins . . . not only for yourself, but for
those special little future citizens vou fight life’s bat
lies for
THE CAROLINIAN
Shaw, St. Augustines’
Students Told Role Os
Railway In Daily Life
lt.-xL.UCtI - --Kveivthing we eat
or wear is eui'ied on it t;.,h-oad
during snn’.e phase of it- d. vlop
it is diatt: bin;.'. When we run
•sidcr the white offae •Vtolrti i. ,
from Presidents of the United
Stn‘ - down to do- c.'rlim ,
who have miserably tailed in
their offices, it is nothin.; short
n! an insult, for the vnne man
to even mention that one Negro
has not come up to their ex
pectations) So ccsnpif *.e!y did
tiiis private Loan! want St Ag
ile • under whit. m ru: mttort t<
u mild n, t p. i mil Itu cmi -Joy
men! of a No i.dant In
too. they said ; ■ t hi white
Doesn't it sound a Lit 1 •••pocriti
cal to -ay t'he ii.i-i V. h- t ley
ask is to beli.-vi they —t it'-
i- h-resP d in Ne, roes having lop
lev; ! po> iiions
Are you willing to us. mv nd
ditiunui taxation to he!:, pay "' ,J
a ho ujttai it- which you can
never Dav. any voice'.' Uo you
think you would be fair to your
self and te other N. . i o 1 ’:. m
voting ‘or a bond i ur to 'ax
.- on and other Negroes for mon
ey to build a hospital to give to
a board who v fuse, to ■ tnploy
even to. n-isi-.l uv uc.mu •ytratoi?
Don't you fe ■' it is tun. for
N .:fox’s io come > t front the
reai of Uie rank-- and take po
sition- it, the fleet i'O e. fl.-tve
you cun idered ho -, ymUr x ill 1-
xlrr-ii ale be in aft. -ted by
iny not hri but xx Lit- fi • • a.
all seats Os liete -illy. t> lie.
t-his (-•n-etiee, "t p up,-n t't-. ir
growiny con.-eiou-- mat then
t aex i inferior l
A now hi.- '. 1 I L< Lin it
It. up to you h a what k, ,d
,1 Is no! cnnc-i' ■ hie that you
v.-outd support a continuation, of
tt.e status qu.e We S'Ji'ue-.t It
yon w till- the Wake Cm, ru
Con,'id.- • loner tied tell then.
w)j..r yon want. *..■!: your pas
tors. your lay kade-'s. tlu o'.U
cers of your church and other
nt guniz.iiton.-- to do likewise
Enlist your ft iends in this; cam
paign for equal rights.
Remember, you arc point to
help pax fm this new hospital.
Don't you Pel, when you re
paving for somethin'.', you -liottld
get, what you want
n'.ont,' declared Lir Thomas -Sit l
(Jtiir, prominent railroad indu-try
spokesman, in an It!r■ ■■ a! Shaw
las wick,
.-peaking at a s rcial joint
oonv'Hsiiiiu of Shaw Univer
ritv ami St. fmi dlm \ ('title »>
facility mem'i i s and students
lit lit iiruler the auspices of the
A-soi ialhm i.l American Rail
roaiK, I>c. Sinclair described
tile effects mi our c wry-dav
lives id rail movement, iri lli.it
pui lit all t every i oiiijiitnii 1 v
kiiun n !<» mail ha- at some
* i* in e.,i i ied by Height
train,
Th* rail i -aTiitiv<a v. ; n. :. .'.Tim
. ..ee of Ui;e School ond Oolle ae
S'.rvue .if the AAR, raiad 'he iie
v ''•jiiie id id tin industry from
' hi :I. 11l 1 j In Till I ll'
■ nday, t m;.ha ado (J... , y tent
i ■ .hi' • i that advance; ut*nt '.'. as
•i: ii! v illi the prOgres? <>*'
tin N.; i am. H< jx>ii iled o 1 ’ nr
th" Itn.d ■; r.mt, lie ~ ei.l y Hie
n.d rv loi : neat. 1 , a v." |.;e. •. beep
repaid ten time; over.
simple charts to ill! '.ate
his It; tum, Dr. S 'll _ 1;• ii• d- ,• r: >t*d
'id'.,.; ts; i:iilr >:trt c- r- ■ ri ■ pOm i '!<■
for the introduction <>[ .-.land., b
, I'ivu- in tin* Uni * d State ai d
hew the in!i.’! riian of • i : 1
cars throughout the more than f4t»
: ten; ' il l*/i,' Vls.Ul ! ■ ■■ eir
: ,Kj Jdl.h*.
The 11 etliri v. Us the third m
a cries I eim> held fmh t If:
ale lei's id t! i r A--a, iaiiilll ai
American KaihenJ. un rum
Ill'll i ill \l rill I nil' cs .kSui
llfttvi rslties to acquaint ‘-to
ih "*'• >• ilii (h, .ip nil icanec of
railroads to L"ir industrial ceo
null V. Previous eon vocations
'.lire lielil ul Vila ilia t diver
sit- ami l.ineutii t oil el sit y
IRa.l
'l'io peak* ! iv'i, Inueduced by
IV B’i K ."'ti r R i.vne. dean of ' n
eolh-'it- at V!iau Univia .t, The
;’I '-Mildi'.' oi lev; a! tin ee.'i •
Ro\. 'do e Deliilu-y,
i : finnan of the Cmnniii..'v Clip
pel i d Hi in.,!, l- IV'.e.
Sealed oil 111, plu'ilodin WHS l)l'.
V-'til. in. Strassi.er. Vv— ident of
Shaw limviMiy; Ot Hamid L.
Trie f*m dert of S' AiwuslineM
Coiln.i: a rut C<u R e>en S. I-h ;>
Vice ! ; rt I’ 1 !!! in eh'.’ of
•'UI/ii- in latioii: I", :i.l .V ain
i op of Ar«n I'ieat* Hnilroads
Rf.M'i l Hit's VSI TV ; H K\ll) ill I lit ING CONVOC \ 1 iON .VI , I NiVKHSIIV
I' , i': . j .!! : v ti, > i a. O' '!' i' I I
a!, .‘xlul.it I'eh.iive t • 1 fin role n»
I ail mad Hi,' '. roinnii. ■ S met ■. n't'. ,
ed Uk Unitert .S' ih :. well a- li
FUQUAY SPRINGS
NEWS NOTES
in ijot nsi. t
'el oj! AV S! 'i'll. n.JS Hie ina
U*>n il. : da-. .1 lie eon no: elm - j
i.oij iam'iiea!!’. o >on ■ v-ui*
n ho. i.oii.n .0 lie .' o • .U, ted j
and they are en'itlcu p their hi.
du I iual idea! anti opmiotu '«•?-;
' ciie i d. .o. A . ... he hit 'in
line, eVi I .noil o- „■ o do m
-set I. n' ..I ... (jo.lhi.
"" ••" : e nt ‘ 1 of Oil'
.’h'd'e no Nov ..'ill .. Keoj-.iee
>" Noli too i"M. .1 O ■ C V. I o fi..ht
iiod tv.* have th..: pro. i!e • ief .
" i Thing id Beauty i. A
■lo\ forevei ’ Ti' ! na. quote
that tautuus pnet, dean »»eat.s
and I liiiUfi yn... n ~ .il ar.. c
with me it y»u e.iu'ii v fi.e
lie,: atitlll lima er r.rii'o. i.t
1 UQUaj uad vieii.itj as they
are now. Tin- dahlias .mil ehrv
.santiiemoai.s are it..; y iiifiei'iit
in theii auimnii .s;d. niior .uni
it is u pity that they fan t
remain in tneir niii.il t>e;v il
ly Ulii.ushout l.le tear iiO'a
ivi:r. the laws -•! .Nutltrt* Sty
"\i>, and u*• mast he . t.rdent
with the memories n( passing
iies Utv.
•Si’imay n : n;r v nrr-hip .. r\ :«■<-
Condtu'teif by tin p;i .'m Rev H
B Sv lo . I j;. in-' V : ! mo.
•••riall have no other before
me h. at Ifofdaiu.n durine th**
r.u.i: .it: v, wui.-mp er'eiee v. ere
Is. live iii: triicu.i.. of tile local h..;h
The instructor.-, io ad adi.oc’
wen. Air. n. .vi McKiratio ... o
•1. '*' - *" ' v '- "
. * , Ai.o vVi.oit io- Mr-: Dad.. Mrs.
Wpus, M. Ev.on, . iiJiirii.
Mj.-s -S* ieos.uird. Mr. H;>ywoo;i. .Viv
.N, • ■ ei and i'.i . boro. A:iiO;.v ois
visitors i naueridaio'o ■, a.- Mr. J
K:. .on principal . ;h. i .io oin
Hun P i s.-h.-.0l ii o, ■::po sj. 0
v. loon d ijy ih.• oi. ■■ .r . o •;* Ms
i oivip iiui oi D o hi, .io l' ana
I Mr. .lames A. S ( .. , d m Hast 1...-
e.oOoi, toioo. rx.i.h V- .to./
I: elide relative: ill t!o vicinity.
last Sunday at It i ooim t*l» M
Vu.usta J. A. I'.aptist chureli
her d si*i vices for their pastor
Rev 11>. I-arny . v». h , be n
iU for some time A hir»'i
itiivi d in atiendance.
M ,1.0,0 Worn: o' of' . Frank
R . Cl. id o boo. o and Mr
Haw. nod S.iM'on! i'iiihnf., 1 o-hia
o'a v*.' re in tin- fit. r till' .Vt'eS
iiiii vi otin : rei.djv, i.t.ii friend;..
Mm L. :*.l ihi’iaoi we t-o foa
t omd lo'oker of the BTIJ •• !vine
!'o-t .Sunday afternoon IP r thi‘)V><»
V. at. .1.. 1 :V in,-
T ile Youis:. Ml !': ITo O.to : : To ,'i
, mm anilO'.mCeri (hm the pm! •
I lorp o pj-fic, ojr, I. inor;n tor- ao J ‘d
oi,:i hi i Sunday Nov. 3’J
..; 7:30 p.m.
'l'he drive for tlu- local eorn
hiiinity ..'host has alre.ifi;. hc..-un.
in v, you contributed vet? If not
• <it. so todav. Someone needs your
help
Sunday is I’asforial day at
St \ ug'iista F. TV. Baptist
Church amt Ungers (’impel
( \!F ( hureh. lie stirs do go
to i lie chureli of your choice.
Special l . V Week
Ser\ iees U Sain I
\n?hn»s<‘ S»mtla\
RALRIGH. N C -• Omimj
Tv-entieF, Sar'dr.' ..per T; oi
•tv. service.- at St Ain,:', ■ Kui
■ a..;.! nili( Will fe.it;;,v 'he H'Ve
e. Mw.’i! 1 Aihridht in an 8(1-
Jri-ss featuring nl* .tv■•<-. of
; United Na lions, W- f k
Th service' veil! opiji'i with Holy
r'ammune n at 1:30 ,o- Sundav
school *viii h; ap c Dali; B’pl.n
CP.. ~i Hi ami r .u’ar rrornin--’
; sermon at 11:00 a.n»
On Kriday, Octi aer 24. Holy
Communion e. R he hold at l‘i:00
Noon. Polio wing will be a prayer
' siTviw for hi-illin; men and v'orn
r.n ni tvie armed servh e.--. and Jtov
I Missionaries and Missions and
f. ravers for the Faithful IJonertod
. .RFC -
run son a i.
Viriiiop vylth her parent" m Ha*
leifih this wee kv.a , Mrs. Cii.jrlus
Hose of Baltimore.; Mrs John S.
! Toole of Wauhlngton, D (V. ;imt
: formally of Raleigh, was also a
visitor to the; oily Mr; . Anno
i Senders of Hunter Park anP*r
trJiied both Mi . hose anti Mrs
Toole duvin3 their itay.
1. P at.',: la, var.i ii 0.-c, ..;U,:i
--.-1 . i, i I ■■ i.lr! . i': : ,v a :a ei 'i.l
IIP A')i. 1t.,i1l ■,'•!■.. t d . \i" v.
ui by pie hi.initi "! atudOnls
!’ i.m ' "111 pari e't 'd '.: ' IhSl'tli'
lion
I In tiddifion a . i.-cP-! - ; o' ma
ilvnaii, on , ;i(li:ii:i(! ifuia-'U'y
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••'ul'lllCe HI the It'i'pl :.' ~'i ;v
--! ru! thou ari'i pii "d s lilis lit', ’a
• VU I .hstri'.i ill'll h.-f"' -
! its r comiiration vv t* r e
Muii- ! I our a 9 30 - 5 ;«J0
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.1! hr-op for ;i party . . v,,,:.. ,
I bn;.:it taffeta (Ires- with white nr*
; , udy . lu walk- sinrfply Nr
j K-kina !". d hah.i . washable hoi:
"i saran t "a.u can be combed, set,
e!,'. Movr-ihie eyes i-i inches hie.ti
A J
( 26” Romer
V.A BIKES
• i Guarani cod for 5 years • sturdy +A C!
• Pei eons'; notion .Ml ball bear v '*TrO
ire. Boy.-’ and girls' models. An
1J excellent vaim for such a wcndi r- :
. I fill bike. ■ 1 •■ u ■ :
, Toyland Second Floor
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PAGE FIVE
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oi M'cn i nivt-r Hv; Wt'ditrs
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