BLONDES FICURE IN BI-RACE CRIME
vjwmvai vKnwawti w> • ■m-awwv.'r.'v '--,.?' - • -■«»»» -—r
Rf Ci jvi\(, 5 iv v. -. v. ,u: >
FOR OltlMATh S Miss liar
r|et Tilltejn, !■ ■'» !-■ shown pre
'•enftm; Mr* I ci.via White with
the ii.: r-Coiiffcistc !>rs.-i:u“!
Fort Krficycr hkrjf* >f»ntAnrA
* %jriL v w-.aILfjiIC,.C
‘ r '* v
Startles Armv And State
tty M I' v \M)Ff J!
!• T BRAGG !.!•• t, • ,!••■
i: g •
fcts t ! ly i i ca:.‘.- b.v eoM-urrent de
vision ot tnc- iu M r«fce:s ••? ih. - con; ;
VOU ■!■■■ ii> e (I ;sr. ! ■■ ■ , ~-j. .;.
T'!!!'(•(• S’. ' - \| ''. . ill ran ds:—
O’-ntlia it’d .’,. <i ;■ : ~ ;o , 3.1
>vui’a h.ud ia.J’jj’ " ■
•vorii- intoned i• 11 0 i-.ns r.f
:w -
Christ;Sehusier, i\ Gwmurx wm
* brick- ( t « months.
This \\i>: the culmination of tv. -?
O.Syfc of bIU ui ’... * *T»v-.- • Uhke'J h-
I’out cases base has ever
J. W. Seabrook Keynotes
Dedication Os Ligon School
l A!. V f-H : . * - ' • : , v vtft T
iij imM '■ • •• • to BW' XHsl\ bi ■
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Murders Send 2 Brothers
And Dad-In-Law To Jail
CLINTON' Murder in-* ime *
faintly .vith H« •• brothers in
'-’Union ami , father-in-law in
Dm linytu : S. C. recently.
Tn Oiimon i i: ' Fi iday two ly-oifi :
s. Jobiuti. Hobbs. I’s. ,od Clyde
I fob dr, 17, ’ 1 ■ <I(■!<1 * ithont bond
<"i a rnuider charge growing out;
/"' ci i;; '.iroli.
or, Jo<> Hobby
lii Tkmli'iaHin. .Joseph Bruce
was ■•• mil; ' ‘ i.l U» life imprison
in ihr Mate penitentiary
f<o- the ! > til wounding of lus
soil in lav., A s ford. Duel:
’•i as l orvii (ml ol killing Alford
with •; shotgun after an arti’.l
rnent.
iVI; i.-- * ;: t t» !’*■;.». ii; Bradshaw of
Clinton iomi'.l ■ utficvnt •■> ‘done
against r • you;i •; . H.-bW hi nt’. -
ers to hold thorn for the murder
AMEZ Bishop To Preside
Over Winston-Salem Meet
WIN STO.N -SA LEM (Special)
By-hop W. .1. Walls of the Frrt E
piscopal District of the Western
,7.1.-tli Carolina Conference of the
AMEZ Cnurch vs - evepoeled here
early this week to preside over the
annual coni'; rs nee at Color Metro
politan Church. Some 300 dele
gates were expected to attend the
. t i infer' no •.
Vfoly (..n'liniunioii vras scheduler!
as the opening feature on Tues
day. As- 1 - tii. Bisoop Walls wnv
Bi-hons Hampton T Medford. Bth
NORTH
CAROLNA
NEWS IN BRIEF
• SOfTWEdN PLANNERS
•ASIfKV! 1.1 E- "The OA.ngiive I
South" ' ill be the theme of the j
fce'renth annual Southern Associa
tion of Slat' PUiuniii-; and Dewl- 1
opmrnt Agencies" here Nov. 16-18. ;
Ropresent at i ves from those states
are expected: Alabama. Oklahoma,!
South Carolina. Arkansas. Florida.
Goor g i a. Kentucky, Louisiana.;
IMforel- Ud MI S 'L'Sirmi North f‘;,t
oliaa, Tor.ne.-rsee, and Virginia
■ ■ uion\ * vanl for her *l*l
- in (’rat)’;;tics on the campus
at I.ivifi"'-tone Coll* ft- at Sails.
'■l'.- V >;• >,V. r c;uitl Veil ill
•• h ir Miss Tillman i- j - »».
lw! ' ?,VJ - h. v tVith I'tO
? f ;/- * ,!{ GJ U'W 0?-
t.; .x . it'ct. Th ovi . iricii
) . ?>:{ V a< V on.D-.w>..({ 01 U). bio, till*
; iverrr t* m ie.-ok oh Its
i » ai»k (for Tin of- \
ficer was ( ! J ’
e*\ B'aei Ma intain. There were
rv/o r'M' ?ne{T?oC‘rs on the*
B. t.t. Geoi : ? [>, Nifi oh--> and Cap- •
Trhn Richmond !, Luttier.
"Ike O' fieer ■:• o TO- i •••• ;• •• .
«( '.ntinm'd <>n }*.uc Hi
dUlk ■•-•• s r -k.- no d by
•• ••••-•. .:! -•) on ; J f -V ♦he r ; ; \
■■ r • . ' • ’ •
dr Pet -v P,. %Vr of ikh*i:*.c ’
Jc:re D. Si*tide;’-on. C :tv Seh<,<.
Show ait ejun-ot on hvhnif of ha
‘id ' "( 5.; ; I ) \V f! Vv .; : \\
rn tncipa) iif i!K* I. n S* hool, ;••• !
:• < : : i,\ : i .•• b> Pa • f
s Mtihia:. oi'f’f ■.l"’ t ot j.i .oh*. 11
. 1 . : 1 II- ■ • ; ill •. I. .
i t 'nnljmifa] On ;t,
ot t-iei; i -e-iH . ho da- 1 froi > «'•••. !
’al v. ouni ; inflicted hv a :
2b caiit", iiic.
A; 'or '’;:- ; to police i .ine j
1 deceased, and Clyde. hnd ijuar-1
'•ek'd over Clyde’::- yyr'.iL leds.iv - l
;oy, Cl’.sle reponedjv a i s;.-?l e Jos |
j cut the • Uii" failed" to fie. . l ate, i
Johnny "ok the ..yen, ;nI out side. |
end Iks : tin *1 i yil ’ rxm window.
"V -•-.■■ *■••■. y
: the n; y aVtn and chce.t.
Joe : •■■■ 01 t* •■".'■ y ad* . Ji.atc ;o’-nl ;
to police offiv* at y-yy;;y oy f'-.un ■
t H-s oi’ei irvifdii'fdine hit broth-:
bs f> *e he U< d,
1 it; ilf i 1 ether hah been nvik- j
ti'eii .<tmv thiur p.ecuts died sever I
*»• ><'.'U‘S iiP.O.
.he" • Hohbr, the accused .slay-;
(< intituled On i\;;y 8'
i.y wnnd .I. S’.h Dir- 1
tnci; V/. VV. Slade. 3th District: i
17 a: c! (' , '••;■,• -A Vlm'‘;.i. .s.-yj Wil j
ham C Drown, uh district
Dr. I>‘. 1, Sl'i’s. preste.cm .4’j
WSTC. vas lioco one <if' the tTy- 1
1 * d j tft v io. cr lo f {c< >nio th i,' fi oi. \ pon j
•« V-i doo «L;> Ot:»c-rs or; :.ir» Bpeoia! :
, clcnm:ipou iam ore Or. P M. I
; llmndon, mtvideni of the loco; 1
" CP: the Rev. W. it. Ci'awford, |
a-dci man: mo i. to v. K. G. P, G' *-rl - |
. win, pasior of Mt. Zion Bamat
(CoJitifltu d On Page ill
i
HESEARCH NEEDED
CHAPES. DHIi-Dr f.rud.-l
Plain in dicui diroctar of the
American IVvehiatHc. Associa
tion, ur;,< :! more money for re
search for meuui illnecs-r m ,i
-pec i.. her: last u t ok. Dr.
y;Ldr said tb« gevormnert
spci SV 4s about 'Jy ini eviurj lins- ;
pi tali red piticnl with head
disease or cancer against only
v ’ for ’'‘.‘ike I a.slme?:iv
(Continued On Page m
tar from Ch- M”-, >. C. 'Jhc- HKvt
frMivul and thinic of flu- Inter-
CoilpruJc V’-ramatk Utocbtion 1
arc so fr; I 'J! r<; for mi’* . :u; it i
i 'vea i .inr > -: :y nc\t Spring,
*' ’ 'i - to t! police
i' 1 "’ ' c. a. I re eo ’.inuinj: .m
invi ''fiutiiin into vlt o >-ay
(iron 1.. In- on. of t' sli’ iit-st
(''f> k forsinT operations ever
to (>e m»raveie:( here,
lrr(*si> d on ai-otrt'in of iti
forcer* i (mill;. «as 'j’luj f'<{.
var ( ii*. . lei. ,lr . i !*'.itjent of
1 ate 'l Driu- His bosul was set
at >3.yrr?.
Police • ts-p. rt Cotcmnn of
fer«Mi Si ii-ra: ■_ hecks, drawn
fa at least three local f-suits.
Vis • ;. ii aliases io difiorent
•acmes v, ere aun-e 'l. Brown"
.’laid “Jfol’n H. l/ieviw it is a*-
ls . »-■! 'e ** * -*i s'-iSie of f oil*,
man « , h elt brc.ata • onvvinl, ’
!**• i. •■•'(• ’.win-- of the rbeclts
rood :*i <lraeviiu ; on
fee ~.,1 cbi'cli tiepotif. at (iiu* of
tin- lunSts.
ri |
remaie roils
2 ’Flammers
1 \ eh*e.’ t" ao)K ■
>•• ><■ . : -b ; " ,:t J! a>»:- -tit-,
ictif.- ’ • the tout of the rtn-r he*n
! [all!: t„ :•,*.! t.-.il WvC.il,!
flirt, ffitra” exp. ! 't ! > inll her-.- last 1
iCowtiuwed Or. I’a-fe 8'
White Woman And Negro
Are Held On Murder Rap
In Cvo widch yepa rat', d sections
ot the cel iitx> 1,-irt week, inturrac
•. vn:< .sud a! Itv-si one ca.se of
n.urifer . in f.: j• ■ m-. In High'
Virt y .:; Fair banks, Alaska,
murder.
Mi,: .Blake, a yenmi:' 33-
• car :-Id v.-nite woits :r who pave
! her hor • town is Ro.'.nr-k" Va..
1 and who boasted she had plied m-t
| trade 'in nearly all of the 48
i states" v.-p.s r! •need t.o tit'**
vsu' : • in the- workheusc topros
; ‘ ut - on.
rite High Point Negro hi-tl
liops were convicted on cha;
:•(■ oi conspiriHy to engage in
prostitnfion tvjjh Hi.ss I’ ! ak“.
One of the men was convicted
of conspiracy in having » i• ■ J*•
:"‘r :n:■“uients between -Vliss
If lake and W. If. (Jiay, SA .year
old white nun.
M.i .s Piake told the emtrt «he had
| 'worked 47 oi the steles” and add
'd • And a: ■ that fva uussed. 11l
,;(’! later ne.' it will bo at !• ;vm
! seven tve 4u;'i:j rr :on- Miss Blakr
(Ccutimietl On Page 3)
Duke U. Students Favor
1
.
Integration, Poll Shows >
: DURHAM - The ov<*>whelming ,
I majority of Duke CTniversitv stu
fh'nts A-,vor iinmecUatt* admisiion
of !Jj> :;••') tud< r's to Duke accord- j
| ing lo an article appear in.: tn the
i »• !-• Univcifity newspaper iar-l;
week. Tl:c paper, the Duke Ohrou .
: iciv, yiiMi.Ued if- results follow- '
! Snx a special poll which Included ,
.’h jo ■ c -ii (4 Uit* stuuent finely,
lirokf «< down into specific,
| »'»(.eyeries, the report '.aid that
oi the 3 per cent favoring ucl
ir>>v- i(ir! of Vi grn-s, 7,0 per cent
favtir ..dmifting them on a lim
i«ed basis PMimtbl 9, this
coi.iUl mean a qu»tw system sim
ilar to Ihe ones employed for
N'ci'i’ocy ar.d Jews in man}
; northern insiitutions
Apparently, there ruv many di
hardy among those opposed to jm
modiale admis-tci'! tis Nexvivs '
Twen*.;,-i;ve j:c-i cent are opposed
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«ev r * !■/- . T . r*s V ’f • s-» *. 4rs I ■» C‘
1 J 5 > I'l.f *.V ' * a. V. ' ‘
l)0)l< >TE!> rue John. M. fj
j it -ii .(unior-Senior itVfi: - hoot
ot Italeijjh v.M> .’tc.'fy it.s-di
* l ited tlt.'.'uMf .v*f.. ires h-.-i.-l .r. the
-
The Carolinian
VOUMJK _ VicVh i Ni>;.\(; .'-...1* O hi.!'., ! .MjJ];:; i r; SIXTEEN PAGES
JAIL NEGRO, WHITE PARSONS
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EU/WBETH Ci'fY S-rr.o 105
r.e c., nt .-,ti I.■ .re, v Cf.eo
l.;ui .'.'t'. I..ib)u!.* .-'...*■ tat ton met
iu et ■ last unci Snturda.v for
their lt’fh annual eon fen nee.
Ti; se.-.- a* ,s ,-; ■ !:■ i „t S’ h-
T- ei hers r.-'ic-.h
Tiie tni:.ie- f6r fli, inei’t sea-; Ttii-
Il'eOVIlli; u'oref H-iatiohi. Ti'ri/Uch
I.ibr.ji'iec "
Otfi-’, -IT of the o. .. ,!liV.*:;e-i aif
1 Vr.. Cor-tahec f’:!! Vary *aia. of
. EivC’tisbo* k, (>:-> . n.eiU; Mr.i. tCiww.;.
. ; rt.,- : _ Va- ;> metre : . .
1 I,’M-. Huy >;, Dltf
ns. e.\eeia(,. •-,. erelivy; Mrs. ) at
.i 't 4 ' :'V.t .Si r • V’r'i'! i"' *
•( ■ -d (Mi Pa.r*‘ 8^
3 Unbeaten
SF\y YORK T:.t Hell Sana
last .-cm': civ i-w one oi fit*' ,
n:Hiony ai.th iciitcd tail clfvcu.s,
1 foridu i and VI, trip -V. and
I ,'y J. ■' i(‘S AM,: ill <i' IIT'I i
O.i ft:. v.iic day. North Caro
lli; , cautiiihiic for a spotless
season’s record, lohos'ii: C
■■‘initli’s I'.iliv \s ere toppP'd j
f.n>ti t*'»•'*■ H-jh perch ’ey North
(’aro-iiia ( ti*!rige'*; thrive licit at
ed s, -D-7,
i ’ui. r mid*‘ifeated Negro
eleven,, as of mid-wvrk a • «
* M.ii ,i !:r:(* *•! ttc, I'rairie View,
and Southern.
liiglilight of this v. e* Si se
pia girl play is the Capital
<hr ic in fVasliinrAm, I), (..
wit: re Nff 's rejuvenated Ea
rles meet Mark Card*,: i ll's
pov . id'll) VVcM Virginia sitdte
I ollege Yellow jackets.
, even to • vc-ntual a'rinii.ssioit. wiailo j
i 14 por rent, of thesn are in favor j
of Hi3.U 1 it!, i l :f, i\i‘fj’(*-v (it .‘.'lily fu-:
• t ‘l'P *.i;m. -
; The !'oli aho br'-kc down stu- ’
loiitf on lh, basic of "wutliern";
lane! "soulu. in" st'.-'d l r, ts and found 1
, t f thf oV‘ I vlivlioiy,3jortty of
nortl'u'ri: mtdent.; favor udwi oior i
m Negroes while sli«htly ovv* 50 :
, per cent of the southerners a: ** of i
s the s.-'f" mind Seventy-one per 1
■p nl. of 1 i northern students voi
ed toi immediate a-Joii.-. ’on of Ne-
Kroes, 1.1 ;v, cent for eventual ad- •
iWssion. Mild 18 per cent are totally ]
j opposed.
The .southern Btufiente, on the j
j “ther hand, rhowed 5:1 per cent in
: favor of Immediate admission of j
N<‘ >roi:s. 14 per cent eventual ad
j mission and 3 per cent registered
! total opposition.
TIVA fN.,)} s) - n *>|4* ic»> O'l th<=» *
Duke University Religious Council, 1
’V. - •>',>* ’.Ui. iUd ( .-.lift *.*-.*> L li.tktj
Jiti’ T-.:?n, Sh.nvn stundinu .above
<- i Carnaffe. Jo' •.! atornry
arid ine'rhwr of th**
■'iie''': fio.utt. who acted as mas-
wit
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fi, f.ii '. fe»
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m N I TO ITIS! 1-SH I*o-0K
The < ‘ha,barn County Negro
U<>m »• Dmiimisf ration I muml
and County Chapter of North
Carolina Bureau Women
are :-u ■ t:j>rii*y a publication of
itlK-m-. of tb* 1 fount.' fio'TU- I><--
I iwwa ■■aXMrrw iWliW** 1 ’ - ’iaiw«.V< • >—,•
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f in iiH KiH i- '
j *in, f,j; wh.son j
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XV >m- hi;uw what you mean;
j when yi• -1 ■<; f-n a letter “Sitv.-ere- j
i i.v'■ 1 1 ;i:•)<m ancient, ,
j Rome, .'.t.at'ios wi-r-- sold for ho ne- !
; and gurien oriiiu: eritr .Inst as in I
j modern tm> inevitably rackn-I
teen apponivd in the trade. They J
tun; tiarna-o-d i.-im - and fit I oil ,
j the trucks with wax. then sold them |
! as ( ••; f< i m-vri-i.i.ndi!-'- To show j
j .food froth, hone-t li'-aler 1 , were i
I ; .a.■ ' -:- hang signs on their !
wares which ; aid "sine cere”. From I
! there two word < comes the Wore |
I ..> e‘* T,;*-ecji.- 1 v;.l k./at - v y;.v 1
j It ts i-it< i e.stim; tilt, in any |
| languid; the most forceful ox pres- j
j siotvi don't come from dictionaries j
| Which sounds more expressive j
"fatigued . or "rent to tile socks”,!
•pvyekolm icul moment'* or ‘nick !
jot time"; ' jisy, inertia" or ’Mr if- ;
liijk iazv"? Children, too, often
| have better ilescriptivi powers I mud
j their stuck-in-amt parents. My;
! four-.-car-ojfj con iwho will make
! frequent nppearßnces hen r one day '■
. ~«i »v .iiu. flTjiuUK iii aim atu r i suit! j
j to -hi.s mother, "Father moaned at j
I me". In describing the new moon j
no it "looks like a fingernail " j
Inciih'ntiiUv, I ivj, asked the
other da.v, "Can a policeman ar
rest (;<>•! " SiK-li questions nsVfht
keep some people on their
toes, but ;tl (they do is rock me
on my heels.
i Life is adoaW experiment. Every
: .jody who tries living dies.
Last wink the laundry s* nt usi
puzzi v.
ft-inn’, V- I. <}« Vlt-.-Wj-K’..
(Continued On Tage 5,
ter of U’r 'lilunjri tor 1.15* o-C'.’ii
sion. Seulctl on ta- pluti'ertn are
local citizens and sebcud hoard
Member- a-cei-js*.’ ! Ill c
- no ,ij «>,’ -heir eesjw’* •
moiistvatian .‘.grin. Mr-. Mildred
Crick- t-.' Thu. - aid
mn". entitled "Lay O' the t.md,
i (n in- .released !>\ i local press
before vij i ft No rent tier, Proceeds
front the sale of the book over
printing rods v> Hi he user! for
prizes for the < oudUttoH> Im
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RTII ANNUAL LINCOLN POST
(IKA I)I‘ATE CLINIC Shown
hen u'"'e some of tlsc North Car
o liaa physicians who were among
the participants in (lie righto an
nual i’ost (irrduate Clinic on
*; S a» 1 Vi* I lAict ;»Pp *m«l ('inphr ir-slf}
at LI;. o;,i Hospital, Uurhaai,
t’-e nrc i.’. i. 11 ; **i, s f,ach person
wild *ijv.U»>d Mviirw.sed hi-,
or h-r (!■.■<:> ifnititisde tor the
> ' ewl in Kaleith. Rov. I.i
fa ' ere is -ten at t-‘i" t’K-
, .-«Vf» -at «'cutest sponsored iiv
i ii- ( .liisrcii and verm Bureau
t euifii t'-r (he firs’ tilde in 1953.
' Mho ; M Hi,- r> aioritv Os the
e- .--,1, past on; | in natwre.
>•-■> a,* devoted to r-hiidhood.
< -ovi oitjer ha '• rr
.Mj;;, tlviu.'-s.
November 2 and 3. Lincoln Hos
pital nil the Old North State
M -dies.l Society were eo sponsors
oi the clinic that featured clin
icians Iron! the medical schools
of rial ‘ f'/iiversity and the l m
*• crsUv of N'ortli Carolina among
'
- un,i: .5 {c„ {SO. ej of Hr. R. P. I
Irene- right shwtiy after R was
tniveUrtl by his granddaughter.
s>r. I iv, ScabroV.. president of
Fayetltville State I'whrn C’«l
!esj<\ gave the keynote address
Violations
(«H F.RNS-BORO (Special) Two
: as■ ■i: ■> 0r,,.' -a bite, the othei Nc—
,. i, ran a foul of the law over
; .he .state H?st w-ek.
; i’! >• Re'.' Joseph M. Frayio’n,
• ' 'o'v;i pmudw of Charlotte, ita?
i",:::d salty in Guilford Superior
dourt, tart Friday of violating si ato
: m-nmne- 1 ; u s He was sentenced
| io sene from three to five years
it j• ri;s.i ’ Toe minister was also
; IV; it 90 day; to appeal the ver
i o.ict
R. Roanoke Rapids, the Rev. L.
Pudtt*. whit , pastor of the
Church of God. pleaded guilty
to 'piodiri;; and two charges of
. going through stop signs. Judge
V Kenmrd All.nrook sentenced
i dim to months on the road on
m‘ condition. Rev. Puett'
pay . f.- fi:io and sunerider hi;
; driver'. license for JO days.
1. . |{- v, f'. ayttii: V..■. place;i ill
Guilford County Jail when he was
| unobU- to raise necessary $2,008
I bond.
Kr v.i convicted of fraudulent*
i h attesuHiiw to collect more tlum.
SIO,OOO on ■ frame house which ho
"VueJ at 1303 Willow Road.
Tlx; minister was found guilty
(■n two court** and sentence was
er.noo'td b; Judge Frank M. Arm
strong.
symposium was worked out by a
Kantiolpti, chairman; Dr. Citarles
T>. Watts, IVnt, M. Rich, and Dr.
( lyric Donnell. Dr. \V. A. Cb’-
ianri. president of the Old North
State Medical Society and also
president of the Lincoln Hospital
'.faff or,-sided at ihn elosfyle- ses
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