N. C. AII-Negro Town Said “Hot- bed of Interrace Sex Activity”\
Prmceville Again Site Os
Bi-race Morals Arrests
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TAB BO Hi' Hcport..
from tin; i f In;,- nl C nut of Police
Otl#y Leary her*.* picti'n-- tr.o
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a«-iOl i •*' i Vil v . ::iin
ti'r- arje-t *4 two white ififii* iii'ifi
<i colored won.an hi r* i'll Is char *
m, recently.
A‘!*-s n.iiirfi T Whitehead to
o»-n tly was convicted of "main
tnuunr, a no,i:c oi pi-ustitutntn"
i-ii'i rolt'A-s.-ii del Sal'll is!
pending sentencing April 28th.
Two 48-,year-old while men, El- 1
ini-'c f: Jeftersoo and Joe T Muse
or i.Tn,v»>*'imty snici Ww.innntb ..
Raleigh Girl To NHA Board
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TIVJ BOARD Miss Miirlr.v
Ellis tlefti retiring president of
Hit- Nt"« Hoimiiiiikt'in ul Atric
rlra u hit li held their seventh
Primary Voting Ends With
Negroes Still In Running |
I*, v *.u iUni .ii News Network
HAl.Eil.lfi A.s primary \ »
continued -Saturday and thru
Tuesday of this Week tilt- com
plexion: of si veral political pic
tures in t iiies and towns tu rough -
out the slide took on « positive
charge.
1;i most rase,- Negro candidates
vi tJt, were novices in tile game oi
politic s made no outstanding
showing-- in then ipu'-sls for nom
ination to punltc ofieos.
A brit f resume of Hie picture
1! will look on J’u. sday, -U;.’
sth wiii'it general elect toil bulk'd
in;- is to Le the main issue thru
Hit .- late folio vs:
In The Race
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(i. T. (ItiiisD) i* a r-sniiidate
so ■ tlv ’n;-t ol city rtmunia inn
er in Holly Spring's. A Hampton
griduatt* bristling contractor and
v ti-j’.i 3 instructor of veterans’
vocational oourw.s, Mr. Gri.gvn
is in irrsc i and the father of
• in- child. A n©vl<s* m politics,
, Grig'shj is president of the
I'jfjncry and Veterans Credit
t mint, eh airman of a J*TA
«ro«fi. a Si.mlay school teacher
and trustee of the Baptist
Chun li, He h also chairman of
tils too !i !, division of the Swift
C'ft cj- ('©nununity Chest and was
fit-t Nt *u» in the -State to oh
tain s master plumbers license
isy ukifif tbs state esamina
tiSE.
N o. i>. .-.pi cuv v ivt re chargee ,
"i ntoriny u hop**: Hi* our
pose assignation and prostitution .
<no t; *>:i conviction w>’tv A nod
a < A'i'l.n *■ i • s' f u;i: s,
Sav Fatmvillc liijfli
Sciiool Criris "AVeirl
Out” Willi V hites
FAKMVILLE •••- Colored real- 1
. dents are becoming indiunont her*'
"«ause oi what the.' 1 nr* the
'cpiicineco" v.'hicii surrounds the
alii *i <i <■>> )irunionc\ of local hi eh
((OVTfNI.T.I) ON FACT 8)
jiisiual (<sniei ence jn Durham
at North Carolina i olh-ge last
week is shoun here with Miss
Cii the fine I'. Dennis, state super
visor of home economies, and
nvum onto
!?\I.KI(;i! ituxot
h/iLKIGiI In Hak'ibh.’s Su
tprda.v primary voting. Attorney
, Herman L. Taylor polled 1333 votes [
to remain in the race for nomina
tion to the City Council. Tenth!
; man si; a field of 14 eligible lot
p!:te«‘tiieni on the May sth ha.lot
A Uortiey Taylor showed greatm-t
paved in the predom inutely-Ne •
'.'in precincts, yet indicated that
ntf has vela - gcttinr put;-:
til t'UU; iiuu 1 the r. tv.
in Saturday's Halthgii voting
ho Lie Kev C. I’. Jn'lea was;
litninaU-d from the general Uee
•' -Hot, pollin'! uniy 633 votes 1
SI.TPOR'IS WHITE CANDIDATE
Ma ty this week. Rev “vii. Jones
indicated, that, he would not tun.
ns so. pert to* Attorney Taylor's
0 cst li). ivic city p.iist, iii -t. ad
Uie Baptist minis;, r - rehooi pm?
a,at announced his intention of
-Uipportjnp. the candidacy of a
■ bile aspirant who placed just
nightly .".rove Taylor in tin.- pri
mal y balloting.
HAMPTON TOP A! AN
in (,'p.oro \ on;
M Hampton, incumbent, led the
...tiro -lale oi 19 aspirants jor
! :iU p."! I:as a comparatively
tght vote was east in Tuesday's
;p; inia: y Dr. Hampton collected
over 2400 of the total oi 5440 votes
:.- t in- Tuesday's primary v.-hica
sen at le d five of the local in*
i ’ c-f-its for the council assured
nomination in the general vlec
: tion nt'Xi Tuesday.
Greensboro Attorney Kenneth
; I,t e retained a place on the e.en
: eral election ballot, riinmnst at
; Kith mart in the 14 who will be
| listed. - 1 "
•DEVANE POWER FPL
i AT FAYETTEVILLE
FAYETTEVILLE _ Incumbent
1 cOy councilman Dr. W. J. Devane
j showed power at the polls Tues
; day as he polled 1269 votes to keep
; hte name on the ballot for the
i general election.
i Jb previous election?, Dr. De-
SAY MAN KILLED HIS
18IHER, 70. NIECEi 3
IVADESBORo A inan is
befog hr hi under guard in tl»e
hus pit.ll her- Uii - HT-i'ltk pend-
Jvsjj- the Old;; run ft! of invrsttga
• imi oi charges that in- mur
dered his ;i)M'3i-iiii! uinttier
«nd thru slew ins tj-year -old
i resitient Alfonso f itter of NC<\ !
Miss Ellis, senior at Italcig'-i’s I
Washington High School is now J
chairmaii 0} the NIIA executive* j
noa id.
: m- m. t ... hr second term a.- j
1 cuui.ciliiu.n. pulled either tOji
' '■ second n'i.m in the pnmary
, balloting Ht. placed fifth am an(
!ii< ten whose names will remain
•<a the ballot for the Tuesday vole
; :ins tune.
1»U. I’LRKY REMAINS
Another Negro aspirant to Fay
tteville’s city enurn'i!, Dr. M, L.
; Perry assured listing on the gen
: ra! election ballot by polling ST
v tiles, in what local observer;
bum a poor .show ol power
i>t RI.INt.TON SEES
PAIR DEFEATED
. BURLINGTON Making hi.-
. sr. stab 1 the poia.t' arena, lo |
■T Lustnt ssman John {Johnny 1
Jahadtir raw his hopes for e)e(j»
'mu go up in smoke as h, failt:ci
*0 place on the genera) election
. vat lot as the result oi Tuesday's!
. unary vote
Bahadur polled 3TS votes to be |
iCONTINUED ON PAGE 8)
The High Man
Or. William H- Hampton -led ,
; the entire field of Jl> candidates u
in his auest for renomlnatton to j
the Greensboro Cltv Council In j
primary voting Tuesday. Dr.'i:
ilainptoa was first Negro elected p
to the Gteens!,or© municipal ::
t oi~ii X jftiii ( %i i*ii jj
niece.
Sheriff Ben Klvcrs anil Ru
ral Policeman Norwood firle,
along with Anson (utility Cor
oner 11, 11. Leavitt a-ve U>v«s.
tijjuilnx tile brutal pistol-shot
slaying ot .Mrs. Florence Liles
and her granddaughter. little
Barbara Ann Bennett, Clar
ence Liles, son of the woman
victim, is being held under
!; u«rd on charges of suspicion
of murder since tin- dual inur-
Exploitation Os Hi-School
Athletes In NC Protested
If \ LEIGH A well-known
North (iirol i ii a secondary
school sports figure, J Worth
Inrton t umpbell, ids "sounded
oil against what lie feels is
exploitation oi >onus' (school;
athlete* by "unscrupulous in
dividuals",
Mr. Campbell's protest u
xainsi tilts "exploitation" is
I a.M'd on a situation which a
rose shortly alter a group,
with the blessing oi the state
formu 1 ated vviiat it felt an ae
centahle urogram for admin
istration of hi-*i school ath
letics.
One ot tile fallacies in the
state group's program is noted
in Mr. L'ainnhell’s urotest
which was received in Setter
form by tiie sports editor of
THE CAROLINIAN
10c j 7 jfjg
VOL. XU RALEIGH, NORTH CAROUNA WEEK ENDING~BATt!RI)7{, MAY ;“o.
College Students May Revolt
WEXTRA'A
MILLER MUST DIE!!
ILALEIGII Because he saw
no reason to further review
the records in the trials and
hearings, NC’s Governor NiiS
iiam B. Umstead Wednesday
afternoon removed the lasi ray
of hope for a 22-year-old con
vicied Negro kilter, making U
mandatory for him to pay the
supreme penalty in tiie gas
chambf r at Central Prison here
I'Viday morning.
The state's chief executive
failed to intervene in the case
of Lafayette Miller, young
Beaufort County man accused
of killing a white farmer early
last year. Miller had been sen
tenced to death in the electric
chair, but efforts of his attor
The STATE In BRIEF 1
Fire Victims In Need
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RALEIGH Last Saturday, the tal loss.
home of John Henry and Mrs. Elia
j Ellis, on the- Louisburgh Highway
: burned to the ground. The fire,;
j )t unknown origin, started about
i three o'clock in the afternoon. El-1
its who was at home at the time!
Daring foi < iylit grandchildren,!
; managed to get them all to safety j
! n time. However, all clothing ana |
| nous.-hold furnishiugs were a to- 1
| NCG Preps Finals
j DURHAM lh'climinary an-,
| nouncem; n'. of the commencement j
] week program tor North Carolina j
j College's 42nd finals exercises j
j made in Durham this week.
I The graduation week program |
starts on Wednesday night, May 27 i
jat 8:15 in Duke Auditorium when I
i the seniors present their annual j 1
! play. Class Day Exercises are slat- j
i*<i for Saturday night. May 30, at!-
| 8 p.m. in the auditorium.
Eacalaure&te is Sunday, May 31. j
<ler was discovered early Mon
day morning-.
Mrs, Idles and the small
child were found sprawled *-
cross their bed by " Henry Liles,
another son of the aged vic
tim. early Monday. Clarence
Idles was also found in the
house located in the Bethel
community near here. He was
found to be In a coma with a
Rim, apparently Use death
iliis newspaper tills week
The complete letter follows;
i" me Sport- Editor
T:'i Carolinian
Kab'issti North Carolina
Soar Sir:
S«'vt ral inonth.'- ago the Board
oi Education t,f the State of North •
; Carolina -el out to r- aul&ie the’
'athletic program of the public
What Have W<* Here
il'Mituiial ( oiiiiiientl
Much speculation was generated
nereabouts when the Rev. Mr. C.
C. Jones anoimced as a candidate I
; for trii Raleigh City Council.
Although he has been a resi- j
; di-in of this city for a rood many!
ICONTINLKI) ON PAGE 8;
j neys kept him eu Death Row .
for a year.
A final effort by rouresi t for
Miller Wednesday proved fruit
less when the governor an- j
nouneed his decision not io hi- ;
tervene. Counsel for the youth, |
who was captured by highway j
patrolmen as be drove his a ! - j
j leged victim’s car with itie vie- i
tint's wife in the trunk., con
ferred with the governor same
i few hours before the decision
was rendered.
ThroUfrhont his stay on fVath
Row, Miller contended that the |
j wife of the victim was the mur
derer and that the two of them
—he and the wtfe-~wer« “gofnst
away together" when captured.
The Ellis family is temporarily
| residing with a married daughter,
; Mrs. Bernice Hunt<-r, Route 5, Ra-
Heigh, on the Louisburg Highway.
| Some ciuthing is being furnishec
j the needy family by the Red
; Cross, however, they are badly in
] reed of food and would be graft
| ful for whatever help might be
! given them.
Or. ArchilnU C arey, Jr., j
pastor of Quinn Chapel
church, and alderman of the
Third JVa.rd, Chicago, Illinois,
will preach the annual seruion
to the graduating- classes this,
year, at 3:30 p m
The college's First Annual Al
umni Day observance will be held j
this year at 3 p.m. on Monday, |
June 1. Dr. J. Curtis Dixon, vice |
president and executive director |
(CONTINUED ON PAGE %)
weapon, lying nearby.
Preliminary investigation re
vealed that the deaths both of
which were result of wounds
Inflicted by a .22 calibre pistol,
had occurred, sumo time before
the discovery of the victims.
Members of the Idles and
Bennett families and acquain
tances could give no reason
that Clarence Liles could have
bud to shoot and kill tho
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 8)
schools of the State There are |
those who IV.-1 that the P.oarci •
v.ct.t too far in it..- regulatnAs
i i'us.-ibl.v. time alone will provy of ;
Tii-pi ove lii.it comentioii. But 11 is i
; incTs-asinglv obviiuus that some;
'power oi hc./tid interest should su
pi'T'vise tin- program of athletics'
that oppoi'tunity ..i exploitation i
• f voutli may be minimized.
This, is an attempt to cite one
•.‘xaiuole to support tiie idea Mat
| oung athletes are often exploited ,
■by unscrt-pulous individuals
| The luler-County Athletic As- '
: oi'i-ißon sponsored a basketball
j t >urnaptent lor both boys and girls !
j'U March. Tit*- preliminaries were ;
j held in Wadesboro, Saturday, Mar.
|V The semi-finals wen* held in
j Landis. Wednesday evening, Mar.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 81
Ready Elks’ Sessions
1
spj|ij|G,: _
V •.
,L R. HAYWOOD
Deputy, sth District
.1 It, Haywood and L. S. Wil
cox. of Fidelity lodge, 2T?,
SBPOE of Vi will pla> key rotes
iluring the Filth District pru
_ j». _
Autos Wreak Havoc On
Roads In Two Carolinas
RALEIGH Automobiles con
"inued to wreak havoc on the
highways of the two Carolines this ;
past week as at least four persons
lost their lives in mad mishaps
Following briefly arc resumes of. i
the role played by autos in deaths j
in North and South Carolina:
GATE CITY WOMAN KILLED
IN s>. CAROLINA WRECK
A woman identified as Mrs. An- !
nie Galloway Jackson, 47. of j
Greensboro, N. C. was killed vviv.ii>:
‘he automobile in which she was!
riding near Fort Mill, South Ca- j
rolina. crashed into another vv- i
hide,
According to police reports, Mrs '
Jackson's husband, Willii*, was al-j
so injured in the crash in which j
Uiree others sustained hurts.
BFC
MAN AND SOLDIER
SC CRASH VICTIMS
A white Shaw Field airman and j
ja Negro identified as Austin Me 1
! Call of Sellers,. Route 1, were j
| killed instantly when their care;
I collided near Marion Monday j
morning. i
The Queen Os May 1
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j IS PRETTY MAY QUEL:*-’—Miss
Jacqueline Townsend, attractive
senior -eicncc major of NorP;
( arolina ( oilege, Durltani, is
typical oi May queens in Imli
Oiv totes tiirutigbout the United
States this week. Shown ben? in
her regal attire. Miss Townsend
was photographed in the Senior
fe. _ ' '
v'. j
Ijß ?
I. S. WILCOX
Program Chairman
gram scheduled Sunday, May 3
at Raleigh. \ full scale pro
gram is set to mark the district
event.
TWO TEAR OLD BOY
IS VICTIM AT DUNN
A two yvar-olri toy was killed
instantly when he was struck by
i car in front of his home near
i here Sunday.
The child. Anthony Williams
| sun of Mr and Mrs. Oscar VJfiJ
j bam:, of Route 5 was reported ’ hit
l viien lie nut out of a car parked
j across the street horn his home
| and attempted to run across to
l the homejjlace.
j He was sti-uck by a passing ear
| The child is the fifth pre-school
| age- child to die in an autumn
I live acident in Sampson County
| within the past seven weeks.
| Only the cars driven by the two
' victims were involved in the fatal
crash, it was learned.
BFC
TRUCK OVERTURNS
TO KILL DRIVER
| A true!; overturned near San
jford Sunday night and claimed the
| life of its driver.
Said victim of the accident in
; which Che truck skidded oft a
j curb and overturned into a ditch
] (CONTINUED ON PAGE $)
liinvl of -the NO College by
Charles It. Stan! ack. NCC News
IS it r•■ i n photographer. Miss
Tow ;i'j'i!<l, the (laughter of Mrs.
A. K. Townsend, 1201 Merrick
Street, Durham, is one of the
most popular coeds on the NCC
earn PUS.
Welcome
fifth District
i ft p o p
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ST, AUGUSTINE’S
STUDENTS FED UP
WITH PLIGHT
Croup To I nily
Protest; Plans
Fight ’til End
Hy UN HOLLOWAY
.j RALEIGH For the past two
i tvecki j group of students at
Saint Augustine's College here, an
hnouucing themselve. "fed up' with
, what »he\ term use "dictatorial
! manner” in which the school is
(administered, have been carrying
mi an "underground" movement
i through which they yek to gain
1 full vtodent-body support for what
j they plan to be a revolt to shock
j'he school's admliustration out of
apathy os concerns the desires
I'd the -tudent body. j
Under the cover of night, the
• student leaders of the proposed
unity plan, have plastered the
aunpus of the local Episcopalian
school with hand-printed handbills
nt-cryiiiK tactics employed In the
administration of Hie institution.
For fuuy two weeks .tftSsc
' multi - colored handbills asking
WHERE IS OUR PRIEST?" and
pleading with tire, administration
to "LET THE STUDENT COUN
CIL ACT have appeared myster
. jiously on buildings, plants and au
•j mob lies (including that of Pre-
Uident Harold TYfgg) and as my«-
j e'piously, they have disappeared
|in the approach of the next day.*
Efforts by this newspaper to
j secure some of the bills bore fruit
: this week when some few of the
• j oills were acquired by usually ae-
Icepted and highly-ethical methods.
The handbills which came
into the hands of this publics*
| tion and the writer a* well as
information received here la
i dicate that: :
J—The student body feels
that administration's rules are
] too many and too strict, Thill
I the handl'd! reading ‘‘WHY
ALL THE RULES” \
j 2—The student council is be*
! ing inactivated. Thus the hand
-1 bill: "LET THE STUDENT
j COUNCIL ACT’
3—The administration of the
i school is dictatorial. Thr*j» the
: bill "WE WANT DEMOCRA*
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