Raleigh Police Chief Wants 2 More Negroes On Force
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GIRL 15, ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AT Hi SCHOOL
THE CAROLINIAN
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vou xii i:.\u:h:h s’okth ( \koi.ina week kxmkk November i. mg number ■>
12th GRADER HELD ON
FORGERY, THE FI RAPS
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moil < f i k i gets his
t ASE vorth Carolina's sis
prenn court mi November IS
Will lit jr ,ii x; lUMetth in behalf of
l.afavetl< Miller, pietur- d, ask
trig that the ilHt&ion of a Sli
pviior ( ooH judge Im* M'\i t i l ',.!.
vltiler, sentenced to lw • -so* uii-il
lor Un murder of a farmer in
Eastern Carolina ha* twice be‘-u
-rived Iron) death in dramatic
‘■eleventh hour' actions. His .it*
tones feel that his civil rights
wire violated when he was
brought i«i trial In lteaufort
County because of systematic
exclusion ol Nefror* from ju
ries.
Dea tk Takes Movie, TV
Star, Hattie McDaniel
BOLLYWOOD Kr.t . Vk-Dm
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•i-H CLCB MEMBERS RE- j
curves award from me-
CHAN US WIJ VARM EH S
B.'.Mi -At the annua!
«i‘ the 4-11 Clubs ot Wakr Coun
ty, held! Saul Thursday at the Rss-
Riah Mr mortal And it or {tun, ,1l»t*
honiC Austin, president «rs the
4-lj Club of Gamer accepted the
trophy (irrsfitWd by .lame E.
HSriekiu'd, vice prrridettt-*«.*!*
ier of the Merhank't aud Faru>-
>. m. ixJrj : .<<i i!i> only tiling hokl
in.: in the appoir'ir.i it of two ad
dit: iml Ne*.*- Officers is thr- Grow
er eci/tibctslifm at h ir.en by- u ,ri
Civil Service C'onrvn ,i-;sion
Examination.- im the.— p«»..-t •
' il! I:.■ i-is't ~ i); :-.l W.'-<:.'!--S(i;.iy
• . -s-t November s‘h fit 7:3ft )' ;.i
f. .null of th, parade vtliirh titf
<ide I .No.' ll! Carolina College’s
hoinei 'OUtiilg foot ml I gum* at
Van tni-riAy t . the sellout
t • 1 .Is t i'l'K A 17-year-old
i r. i t he! ••'.•!: up a lllcra-
I. v ! a. ■ a :' - H ill--; riot lit .* - ill sa
s - m. ip "i->.a w-ttb
"it -. . i tei!,-. .-'eh i:. > leu t'.l
i-lire R>-cf*rdc-r's Court trial here
Wnhi-.si.i, on .12 -!'•.! til' charges.
Str:-’’ stit-k!f-r for business,
the young irirl, identified a- Me
!h- -a- Me--.’-y u -i only sold
(. iot :■> ti end and eompaftiMis
—ii tdudinjj fellow students in th#
tvvclftn a,.".'i(ie til im.-.il high
<-liooi—but aNo started a maii
i« ti -in ■ ihi-t.tigii adv rtisu«
■ ul ir, i.K-ii! did)'- wiiit'h ,It
t-d In a ‘ait in 1.-un.-ustor S C
Miss .Vlii-.sev's "niodus oj>er
antii" rcporteillv «as to go to
leading de- irttnent slot -s in
the cit>, make selet-t’ons of
clothing and then write out a
check to cover he- purchase*.
Many different i tines were
Used on the che< it v> a*
learned.
Until th-* time that •iv was Up
-5 •••( b-ndcd the ir! iiari secured
VI .000 -.turli; it! ei-dliil. in
this Iraniu-r. local police officials
,i‘ : rw i til liii-tCf’d C'llOiClh
t-:- i!s in ■.,s».i ~ iht- a2 ehal 14,(0.
i l ; ( W ;n.IJ iX, 1 t't t, WSS
:u, -XV. u-m catr, of nu.ility and'
ti-,- most luxnr
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~Unuyfc sit* eo.VMi Mil I.M» ST
.-n-\ Award t\ inner, died Sunday
' be in iii with c foe
ju-'j.-i- ih.in ;'i ye; i
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rrs Bank The award was made |
Vi the 4-H Club that had the
largest number of member* who j j
had savings accounts with or ,
who had purchased savings !
bonds at the Mechanics and Far
mers Bank. The club winning •
this award may retain it p.*r- j
manently on the condition that
it wins the award for three con
«s•«•!*»! -- *• year*, J'hoU, U» Shirley
'lie i r.irii in-.iluia.t '.ill lit- held in
th< iii.f Merit :>l Mu' City A-.id it >
' I.CRti'Jl) Ceil* *J*’
-. jii.it • ■.;*< the office of lh" Chief
o' i di«-' 'ii.-' ouv in y Jinli.
iiMuani"- i'.iiU'
, " . :iI. - ;" r.-- .‘ a 11:!i. o' (. n
i ; , ■:i. .lion i t O' • Civil ?t .- -
tlagen one of ttie niii'i uititiy
hailrd celebrations of its kind
in n any years. Three oands
from the rolitge, Henderson In
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t Oi:i> 111 PORTERS INTER
VIEW GORI.IN Giggling Gus
Goblin. Hallojuecn gremlin at
North Carolina College, Dur
ham is shown here during an
interview with two reporters
Kxpectant Mom Shot Bv Spouse
< i KEEXSIk)KO A MO-year-old local man is bring
hold in i iiy jail in default. of $5,000. charged with shoot
ing his win-,, ,it*d expectant mother, in the stomach with
a .22 caliber ii i io.
Mrs. lit; Mingia is in 1.. Richardson Memorial Hospital
in a critical condition. She was shot during- an argument.
Officers arrested Robert Mi agin of Htos Julian Street
on a charge of assault with a d adi> weapon on a female
with intent tto kill An official sui the high bond was
set pending the outcome ol the condition of the woman.
Minina was said to have shot his wife at about 7:50
p. m. Sundav at their home. ,
Bhild, Man Accident Victims
1)1 > X l ewis Roland Bullock. S-year-old child, was
pronounced dead on arrival at the Dunn hospital Sun*
day morning shortly after an accident in neighboring
v u> bei hind < 'ounty.
State patrolman Bdl Grady said the child was fatal
ly injured when an automobile driven by his mother, Mrs.
K(he| May Bullock, ;>(i, of Godwin, overturned on a rural
road west of (Godwin.
i !:e child suffered a broken neck and a ehrushed chest.
Cpl. Kornmie Williamson, head of the highway patrol ,
m Harnett County, announced that the 20th highway
fatality of the year has occurred in Harnett.
He report -ri that Toby B. Cameron, who was involved
in an accident last month, died in a Fayetteville hos
pital. The man was riding in an automobile in which an
other person, Richard Massey, was killed on Sunday,
S ptember 2s.
Faces Trial For Shooting Wife
HIGH POINT Probable cause was found against •
Thomas I'.. Tate, 20, local resident at a hearing in cob*
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Coiv.ivi.ssi in, ,■(!! oun,: Hegto
men ootv. tnn ’in a, <.-s of 21 to M
•ntej'.s.fcd in bt cotein ■ pe.i ..'emcn
■iiuu.cl <;.) by City Uol! and act op
i.dit :»li-.•-;> rd.tnks nt once
The c.vaintfmin-if !•> i>s tn '.d r.cvi
Wcdm-tcisy will in all lihel'hood
be '.he last one given this y.-pr
utte and Hiiiaide High Sc ho el
■ ! i nrli.nii furnished iitiss:;- for
Itv v irad<- «itieh featured 2.'
gaily - deroriil* ti floats, •■<)u«-ns."
for the Campus Echo, NCC"s stu
dent newspaper. The reporters
clad in the Halloween hats for
Gus' benefit are Cleopatra Tur
ner. left. Winston - Salem sopho
more, and Iredella Meetae, right,
chief Dav>.- v.: . ask i if there!
Was Huy f.ui.‘si Vilii;. of N'.'fivo po-.
j lice OifiCfi'.s here being giv. n pro
rtotions by ttpsr.tding them to the
n ak of i-creeanU tind lieutenants
'a- is now the ps-aciiee in Durham
He said that up to riow he had
not, had time to ?r c that idea any
clown- and all the trimni.ngs.
The j.artde winded it-, way from
the college campus, through the
Haiti section of Durham and
sophomore of Columbia, S. C.
Oils' comments were not im
mediately available, hut judging
from i'.is grin, he found the coeds
and the Interview striking, to
say the least.
MAN RELEASED
ON SMALL BOND
BACK IN JAIL
RALEIGH—Brady. 65-year
old local case proprietor who s,hot
and killed a youmrcr man when
the latter invited him outside tis
establishment October 9. was back
in jail here at CAROLINIAN press
tune this week awaiting a judge's
decision as to whether he should
be released on bated.
Brady, who killed popular young
Thomas L. •Nick- Cartel. had orig
inally been released on SSOO bail
after waiving preliminary hearing
He was ordered i o-a(Tested, how
ever, when it was learned that he
was bound for his home In Geor
gia while out on bond.
The In--, firm of Taylor and
Mitchell, acting ft the victim's
parents, secured an order for the
re-arrest.
V J. Carnage and Alphonso
Lloyd, attorneys representing th*
deb ndant. Brady. are expected to
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MAN DROWNS IN
SWIMMING BET
GRAHAM N. C. Twenty-tour
ye-n -old James A. Parks of
Giwnsbor® drowned here Satur
day as he neared the shore of the
Boys (.'lab Lake in a wager that
iVm could re'-iir* across the lake. •
Pork*! 'rind* the hot with Traveler
Alridae. who was following hint
in a iOv: boat. Aldridge could not
• keep in with the swimmer because.
h< had only one our.
Aldridge told investigating of-!
fleers that a- Parka neared the
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thoU'ght.
Corning here, without having had
ti is: opportunity of studying the
needs, conditions and circumstan
ces involved in the situation, h»
said he had found it was poiin-. to
(take a little time for him to mak>-
an analysis and establish a defin
«'.(>wn k.ie main street of the city
to the Durham Athletic Park
where; 7500 fans saw a battling
NC Eagles squad lose a JO to 111
White Man Convicted For
Assault On Colored Girl
Girl- 11, Assault(*<l Alter 1 ailing For Bahy-sitter Tale
CHAPEL Ull.l/ A young white j.-i ‘’'tio-'aN jo [wo joua . -ojoi <’«j
n:;;n. faihei of on. child who gins :n-l attempted to r«. < on
during, one night made indeccntv.-.-ts found -uilty on a chat •-•-» pf
FOUNDERS DAY PLANS
REVEALED BY N. C. C.
■ DURHAM, N. C - Dr. Martin
Jenkins, president of Morgan State
t die . Baltimore. Md., will be
tin- principal speaker at North Ca
rolina College's fifth annua! Foun
der’s Day here on November 3.
Announcement of memorial ser
vices honoring the late l>r, James
K. Shepard, founder and first pres
ident of North Carolina College
was made here last week by Dr.
Helen Gre*y Edmond ;, chairman of
tin- NCC Founder's Day Comxnit
h i .
r-’rc-idcnt Jcnkitis will si-eak in
XCr 's B. N. D d<c Auditorium at
lld’O a.m. Monday, November 3.
t i her participants on the pro
: i.-.'ii include S. W. Hill and the
SCC mixed chorus. Dr. J. Neal
H. !ilf \. ' acting college minister;
!i)r. .fames M. Hubbard. Sr., secre
- •!•', tjf the NCC truster board: W.
J. Kotnn dy, Jr., president of the
Ninth Carolina Mutual l ifi Insur-
f 1 anct: Company; President Alfonso
Kai.-r , t s NCC:" Dr. Miles M. Fisher,
; (or of Durham's White Rock
i'.apti'.t Church: James 1. .Atwater,
lt-nl of the NCC Student (Jov
.rrmciit Association; and Janus 1.
' i'aylor, pre-udent of the NCC na
j ritofiai alumni ass., ration
U, ,i-D. a! Nt ■ M-U(• . ii". I d
"r,\c tiec:; invited to b( M.-cuo
Girl Leaps From Window
Os School; Was Bothered
About Low School Marks
(SPECIAL TO CAROLINIAN)
THOM ASVILLR A 15-year-old
girl, worried over what she con
sidered tow grades in school, at
tempted in the presence of fellow- ‘
j students and n teacher to take
her own lilt here this week but
. succeeded only in breaking her
back in a leap from a second
t Poor window st the school
, Ironically, the youthful victim
. considered by teacher? one of
. the best student;- it; the entire
j school.
- ? Ca« rcl Covert is differing
1 ' IT
Fire Razes Funeral Heme Carafe
ELIZABETH CITY Uptight timbers charred beyond
, repair are ail that is left of a five stall garage and an am
bulance is a total loss as a result oi flames that swept the
building which is a pan of the S. J. Walson Funeral
1 Home.
Responding to an alarm shortly after noon Saturday,
firemen ch icked the "blaze before the building collaps
; ed and in time to prevent spread of the blaze to nearby
■ buildings including the funeral heme property.
Walson, veteran mortician said that he had not est.i
--,j mated the damage since he had no insurance and could
recover nothing trom the lire damage.
REPORTER TELLS WHY
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I Am A Democrat
BY JAMES A. SHEPARD
j IT IS A SAD COMMENTARY
; upon the American idea of demo
cracy, that an American Negro
• i citizen, is compelled to use dou
ble rimmed glasses in attempting
to evaluate the American ideal.
Color is king *•'’> the United
States, North, East, South and.
West. True in different sections j
o r this land, color rioo? have va
i Tying degrees of significance, but
nowhere in the United States is]
the Negro a free man as defined
by the Declaration of Indepen
lie program for the department.
The possibility that qualified Nc
no police officers will eventually
,bo upgraded should oof; be ruled
out however, e<.cause, dune-; an
interview right after he hart been
selected .o head tne police depart
tlcci«iion to the unbeaten Hawn*
of Maryland State College. The
•above photos record some of the |
pageantry which featured xi>c
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DR .11 NKINS
..»:*• •.t• (luring* iho services in DM.
Aoditorioiu anu at ig avi fide rit-'-s
later at Bcechwood (Vinetery
front a broken back in City Me-'
v-c-iai Hi,... u>i to wV. .» she vitwj
v>?n Tiiesv..»y fol’lowin.. her leap:
u > ?:'i...■, at Cr .o h Street
Ss‘ h ”” :
Sri.- told in\ esiina’ihr nftirers i
that .-lu j.uni'eri bcriu she was 1
unhappy. She added ih.it she had:
been worry inp about hrr ".ah* in*
■choo!
GOOD GRADES
Police puo’ed her homeroom■
teacher as saying that the girl;
the window and raised it and that
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dence, the Constitution or the Bill n
•of Rights. The transparent evil of
1 worshiping color indulged in by
90 percent of Americans, has re
duced democracy to a hoax and
is row bringing shame and dis
grace to this country as the sketyt
, tons of racial hatred .intolerance, 1
; prejudice-, segregation and all she
1 ghastly hordes of evil emerge and
parade themselves before the eyes
of the world
Neither 1. or my race, am in
any respect responsible > for the j
hatred and injustice heaped upon ■
rr.nfc, \fr Davis said it was his In*
G.enticn to make the Raleigh policn
force one of the best in the court
try, One of the bc-t ways to do
that L to s<'e that the abilities of
each member of the force ate used
;to their fullest capacities.
pageantry which featured the
p a rad. . STAFFOTOS MY
SHIRLEY.
! nssatilt on a female in Recorder's
f’uii! her-, Tuesday and aenten
■ ced to » road term of 15 months
>uspctided cm two years good be
havior and ordered to pay his vie
tim SSOO.
■lack Lloyd, 28-year-old Carr boro
'•usine-sman, v. as found guilty on
j’hc charge brought against hint
by counsel for All--, Shirley Re*
'is, 14, whom hr attracted into
,L. car on the ru°e of hiring her
1 a a b,i’y-,itter
l.loyd was charged on August
1:: with assaulting Miss- Reavis. His
I attorney Bonner D Sawyer o£
: Hillsboro, told the court that the
| defendant was awaiting admission
to McGuire General Hospital In
Richmond, Va., for treatment of
i head injuries suffered from con
| cussion . ifr-cts in ’he war
i Lloyd rimmed the charges to
| ficers. However, his attorney
j arced on a version of the rase
| presented by James R. Patton of
I Durham, priv.de fur
1 the girl.
j Lawyer Patton aid that his ia
|vt -i’gallon revealed that Lloyd
| "'ent out “ostensibly to procure
a baoy sitter and did get a Ne
] gru ;iri, not the prosecuting wit
|in <s, to whom h . made some ini
i proper proposals which we re ae
i t ist d.‘"
According to Patton, Lloyd took
d b- girl whom he did not name,
beck to her home, and then picked
up the Reavis girl nearby. He
ook her in hts ear out of town
'here he fondled tier and ugges-
I t*<i they have a-xual relations,
She escaped from the ear and
* an, with Lloyd chasing he. again,
i The attorney stated that the giri
again escaped from Uoyd and ran
jio a telephone in a nearby rest
■ d<: mial Village and called her
| mother. t
j 'T don't believe a jury would
' convict this defendant on a charge
of assault with the intent to coin
: .-nit rape,” Patton told the court,
: and said that as private prosepu
. tor he was thus recommending
j the charge bo amended.
The assault conviction, and the
j payment of SSOO to the girl **wlU
'mit-t the ends of justice in this
: cose,'' Patton said.
' Wi' don’t condone things of this
Kind, rut 1 think this will suffice
I t«. bring him to a realization of
I he. senses”
STATU BAPTISTS
\<>i» i\ SESSION
CHARLOTTE - The Both ars
enal si -sion of the General Negro
Baptist Convention of North Caro
tin. ojvned here Monday. The
• meetina will continue througfc
Thursday.
The first formal session wae
•eheduled for VTxl p.m. Mona ay,
Tht theme address on "Co-La
borers with God” was delivered
by Dr A. B. Johnson of Raleigh
Monday afternoon, the conven
tion's hoard ot missions held a
meeting to hear an annual report
p.’.d to corrside.- recommendation*
■ f the executive committee.
The Mt Sinai Baptist Churth
here i- host to the meeting.
On the contrary, we were «x
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