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ELECT OFFICIALS
eetlurcs used. He voweff it
wcisld he helpful to ill con
cerned
PRESSURE BRINGING
. I
emt rights
Taylor credited the natio
feitemational p’v ure nov
brought, to boar in behelf • r ru- j
uority-group citizens with having |
done more than « tirtu else to 1
get more “rights” for Americans |
of a darker hue This pr :• ire I
will soon force the .e .n. aci |
The lawyet who earned the :
lives of at least five men con
demned to die to be e < d a to- j
tel of several •, . w h j,» be ex
hausted every lea..: - ■ V
Sr their behslf. including 1 oeat
<ed trips to the its Sup:': he
Court; plead ■■ ■ ;r« a; • ;i s
play of in*- res ■: r - i ' o
not only by Elk*,, ; y ah col- j
cred triers
Saying that “five.'-yore ' e j
wore interes' >d m■' ■ n u ■i ]
the Negro th j
Taylor s.i ;! pol i ••.•.<, i no i
tnore wr o ic-.-r- *’ |
rn vovtir. to . ! ' ;
than for other ■ ■■■ •do so”, ;
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year ?:? v. a ■ :
man to the
for the i- ivni
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Taylor deplored tV f; t '• ni :
sfier years of ‘r ' |
the right in d F
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selves of i ■
FOOiTsHC^'V
making. Fxpt Is in t- • u -A
Horne f>enO’<: ; ,
on home lp e
economical r.p; vivc; «nd be: •-
ty associated 1 ■ . n’:. v. :!
bn on ha r d :o <•• i
w ares.
Tile dc tic'. - ;i - :
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will be led by of
the Carolina <■’< v .■•. :
Company. Tins yc •. •• -
feature ek-.ii ■ v■ t
the many new i • ' 1 .
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PARK & TILFORD DISTILLERS OF KENTUCKY. INC, LOUISVILLE. KS.
know more about the comforts j
tliut their luxury coaches offer-
Tney want you to know how
cheaply you ran travel from one
point to mother. They will be on
hand to ic.ll you everything you
would like to know about coach
travel.
The Southern Furnilure Com
pany will have an exquisite booth
| that will show the latest, in fur- !
! future and the many advantages
| in buying to suit your home and
| budgwt.
Miriam's Dress Shop. the
j House of Fashions, will display
; ihe I f -' in ladies styles and
| will also be on hand to tell you !
; the types and fashions that best j
suit your figure. Miss Virginia
Gray will feature a fashion show |
with m any lovely models on ;
Wednesday nitht-
FepA Cola, the drink that re- j
; freshes without filling will have
I samples of the delicious beverage
I for you to taste and compare.
] Pine State Creamery will not on
j ly te 1 j of the fine qualities
| found in their milk and ice
j cream, but will tell you of the
1 other products which they have
I for the people of Raleigh and i
j vicinity; j
' Foods of taste and value of j
n. : i: s v'! be :vvn by the,;
| A. &- P. Super .Market Company,
i Ar,"' ior new feature v.il be the .
, demonstrations of the Nechi j
. Sewing Machine, by Steve’s Sew. ;
!>:■; Ct" The many extra at- ;
. taetunents found on the new mo- j
1 chine will be demonstrated and |
i cm can sec the beau’ - ?' >1 work 1
I widen the machine will do,
' T " Kovi-V- nt Company will •
i di-i'i'.tv the latest, in awnings and I
; uo-'i'V do:;,.'’:, that will make •
your iiwtie more attractive and i
j more imposing. The Pet M ■ ■ k ;
Comptiuy is scheduled to tie on j
: baud to tell you why babies ran ;
lh ;ve on the: r product b p ttc’'
: than any other of its kind and i
nature.
The North Carolina Muhia! i
! L>ff Jr..-i''!ance Company will i
; i-'ll you what groat values they j
uifer for sccurily for yourself
I and family in their many poli- j
cics The Baptist Biiok Stem will
: ix/obit, .he latest books nr, bo' v r
j iivi.ig and '‘-ill have the Holy
I tv - to, it: all n$ forms on riis
! pluy.
It I- expected that a minia
: hire home, with all modern coo- j
. ’. miciicss vv ill be ort dispiey.
1 .'-sc' Sr us a is expoci »-d to be
•. ri o.whi.'ively and wtll. In all ■
o'./I'.ihii ty. ;>e sampled by per- I
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; Trie best aspect of the entire :
: alfair is the fact that the CARO- ]
> UNIAN is struunr, the show in :
an effort to further its publ.it |
: "va : to R.ilcigh. Tiii-' is ar?- }
< Ter of its public fcauires that i
; t/,?s made it the largest news- i
j pai-cr in the state There will be I
: ronny v-ondevfui pri'/.r-s c■ .
v iy winch wtil include a wash-
ing machine, furniture, kitchen i
ware and many other useful ar- 1
tides. There will be many door '
prizes and practically everyone I
who attends will get something ;
free.
All persons who want to get
the fine points on better houre i
making anri ynQT& bounteous !iv- [
ing will do well to attend. Ad- !
mission is absolutely free The j
doors ivi the afternoon sessions >
will open at 1:00 P. M. and for I
the evening sessions at 8 PM. In ;
order to win one of the many I
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copy of the CAROLINIAN and !
clip the coupon which will be j
found therein- Instructions as to ;
what to do with the coupon will
be found in next week'.- paper. 1
Mark these dates on your calen
dar, May 18. lil arid 20
MOTHER
and have made outstanding
contributions.
Her two sons, Herman Benia- j
min and Horace have both ,
taught. Herman got his Master's
from New York University and j
taught in the schools of New ]
York and Cleveland- He is cur- I
vently employed as a clerk in the
post office at Cleveland, Ohio.
Horace graduated from 'Western j
I Reserve and received a degree in
| Chemical Engineering He taught
I in the School of fVctinobv;;.- mere
j and is now a dental student at
Howard University.
One daughter. Mrs. Inez F-
Easley, is a member of the fat
uity of E. £■ Smith High School
here. She a gradt ate of Liv
ingstone College- She made qtsi'e
a record as a Red Cross worker ;
in World War II havir me ov
erseas. She also aUanded the Uni- 1
versify of M • ".n tLmfH ; m
versity and Norm Carolina Col
lege-.
The o'her daugnrer, Mrs. Vera
! Lx?Joyce Oden, is a graduate of
Fisli and also attnhded the Uni
versity of Minnesota. Shb taught j
I in the high schools of Minnesota
and was known to have been the
first N< gvo woman to hold such
;> post She is now employed by ;
the Hoiineywe-ll Ei’.tcrpriscs and
is trakinv an enviable record
with the company.
Asia,, from having reared
her lainiiv. Mrs. rngu-en has
hern very active in the eivie
Ihe of the ciiv. She is Vice
Fresidetit of District number
three N »PU comprising
>..( . ti.i . and V i She is Vu e
President of the United \\ '
Mothers She is rcpo'Prl lo
Ik, tile first race woman to be
appointed to the Board of the
Soldier's Memorial Home, Ra
leigh- Her interest in the work
of the Parent-Teachers Vsso
ciation caused her to be made
chairman of the Founders
Bay activities nf ihe congress
of Parent Teachers.
She sc: v: s as Matron of the
Queen Esther Chapter of t :e F - -
era Star and also serve* as Dis- i
’.ricf Deputy ;, i Hoke. Havucu ii'in ;
Cumberland counties. She is i
treasurer of Kindah Court, i
Uaugllii-. of I'lS. She »■■ :
first" of her rr-cc to serv.- on H-.r
i United Service Fund. She prizes j
I over ail of thir that she is me
| grandmother of three prorci.-uns •
! children- She holds ci
I jn beauty culture
DENIED BOND
ll'edep'cth, told the < 'RIT U
IAN that this is the sc' -nd
time this year that tragi dy
has struck h»*r family. U was
only .ibout three nionliis ago
that sh< was notified that an
other brother hud h* ' i'i s ; --
ported dead or missing, with
the United Etaies Army, over
seas.
Mr;;. Robert con told. n yaphic
! story of how her brother lmd
worked as s caddy since return
ing from tim army and how he
left a. few days ago to visit a s’
tet m Portsmouth, Va. She told
of receiving a letter from Ver
non, the early part of the week
in which he requested the ad
dress of a girl friend' Mrs. Rob
erison d ; d in i know th ''f I?'
brother was in or near 1! neigh
unt. ! site was notified t 1 at he had
been kiiled.
Vernon .leaves, besides Mrs.
Robertson, a lathe:, Alias, three
brothers, J. V, Marshal' and
Charles, all of Raleiglu There are
three other surviving sfsteis, Mrs,
Marie Keith, Mia Nellie Mac
Footes, Portsmouth. Va. "d Mrs.
Parnzie Oakley, Ri 5, Raleigh.
SHAW LOACH
: not field a football team be cause
’ of a lack of personnel and funds
During his eight, years a? Shaw,
Wilson has accumulated a wealth
ui respect among both the aib
icles md the student body a-s a
whole, Several of the athiei.es at
I Shaw University are known to
I have protested bis release.
Joe Wilder, une of Shaw’s
ton athletes and a senior, re
lated to tnr < VHOWNIAN
Wednesday that many ol
Coach Wilson s colleagues, stu
dents and athletes have had
conferences with President
Strassner and other top ad
ministrative officials- U;uv
of the veterans who attend
y.haw and who participate in
sports have expressed th'fcm
selves as to what they believe
is happening and have said
that they would not partici
pate in any varsity compe
tition as ia T as Shaw Univer
sity is concerned for the com
ing year.
The following statement was
made to a CAROLINIAN v ,
er by members of the Varsity
Club of Shaw University in re
gard to Coach Wilson
“ After eight years of faith
ful service to Shaw Univer
sity you have been asked to
leave. Although the adminis
tration has made certain re
marks concerning you, we
know the.se to he untrue, we
have tried in some stnnii nay
to atone for the injustice that
is being done. The Varsity
Club, the Physical Educalli/h
department and the students
will miss your 265 3-4 pounds
j and your bald-head on Shaw
tl’s campus. We sincerely
i towr, yen nil! be appreciated
j tv the. students ns you have
been here at Shaw- This is
truly a sad commentary for
such a great coach We are
sure that vve speak for the
entire .student body in saying
good lock in ihe future. We
realize that this is grossly in
adequate, but this is our tri
bute to a great coach ”
THU VARSITY CLUB
SHAW UNIVERSITY
RALEIGH, N. C
Coach Wilson attended Morgan
j College, Baltimore, where he re
j ccived his B.S. degree; Columbia
I University, B.S- and a Profession
i al diploma. He has held coach-
I ing posts at the following schools:
j Johnston County Training School.
! Smith!,eld, N. C . for seven years;
1 and AVmslon-Salem Teachers Col-
I lege, Winston-Salem.
President William K Strauynei
; could not be reached for coni
i mont at press time.
APEX CASE*
1 much confusion, adverse puPiir
j 'ty, racial unrest and general bad
! rumor for a number of years. His
| ac!ivitic-s ha\c become so grave
i until it has become necessary for
i liie F’Bl and the .SBI to couuuoi
j investigations. The ivivcsugavions
! have brought, out many unplca
i sai't reports that are r. ‘ld f'<V
i orable to law enfcrcemi/nt
Ihe most slartli-rg rn-l.e
tiers h.ive come from Bag
well's alleged !<■ > e uflaus
with Kif*o ivometi- Uorrobu
rst ted information has been
tiven that hr is known to
hove bragged oi his prowess
with rare sxcuw n and it i>
ronoired that he has on one
1 occasoin beat up a man whose
xvii* coroplaim :i to hmi about
her husband. The husband was
i-at, tried for the alleged fam
ily tr©tilde and Baghvell wa*
ncvei <• died in question ab-mt
I'citing Hie man, in his own
; home.
A rioter incident that i - getting
much attention »» the nwt.u>a •<)
i which tne officer hsudh.-d a ease
i whete the suspect xvas believed
>.. ' ' ■ i ■ "g '■■ u
money. The suspect i? known to
; have suffered many bruises on
| an’ i-roupd 'he neck,
j Tlie latest development in the
i ScoU case is tost thor© are two
1 unnamed white men vho are
| .endy and willing to take thr
| sland and relate thal they saw
| Bag veil shake S< oU inreti blows
after he had been beaten into
I unconsciousness ahd wreie the
| :i\o arresting officers, ißogxveil
i arid HoknesV. v.’cre
! round to take Seen to jail
j Apex citizens of both races arc
! much erncernod over the reports
j thi»t rave been received on the
officer and there arc quite a few
i who feel ih?r Apex will do well
; io get ikl of the controversial
even before the cases are
. heard.
i There arc nanny citizens who
| del that Bagwed.'s actions •• ib
i have p,ii t>cal jinplic/'inns and it
i [c f r.l, that any candidate who A
known to have nis support will
: , ? oi get the Negro vote it) the
i forthcoming primary and '-‘'ill
; lose a large nuh-.ner of white
| votes. Th/s is definitely true as
. :1 --phi-s tr. law r nl < icme "
! tv-p,-r are the-e who fee! that
| Bagwell's ram pages have been
; blessed by the ineptitude of ptir
' sons in the high biatckct of the
I law enforcement program *ot
| VVn k Cotmly
! The case of William Joyner,
| Apex youth, who '(/ported that
! Bagwell gave him a se'"*re “going
j o ver" while arresting him some
i iim<‘ ago, was continued in Wake
Superior Court Tuesday, by ie
j mu at of counsel tor the defense
| The AI fleet Scott case, winch
, irallv broke the 'ii.acc in Bas
! vv ill's turbulmt adminatip’ir.n Js
! scheduled to come up in me
■ Wake court Tbuas' ay lue siup t
i toi’s office informed the CARO
? LIN JAN that, it would ir? all pvo
i liability he. heard.
BOSiVLOLAD
.slaying Mitchell, an Air F r >i'?e
veteran and a student at high
Point a Bryce r' -- c ■ roc r ail College
on or about March JO.
The young student had been
-hoi font times by bullets from a
tj calibre pistol. H:s badly de
composed body was only partly
dad! his trousers me
body, and his shoes missing- Otfu
epis theorized that two shots
were fired after Mitchoil ‘-.a-,
placed in the trunk, siruv Iwo
| shells from the pistol entered the
f 1 ooi of the trunk
STATE In BR IEF
! been continued, to a later f<-nn
i oi criminal court, Joyner is one
i or t vo men who has changed that
| Chief Bagwell assaulted hinn dur
ing ins arrest and threatened his
life.
| CATE FEAR PRESHYTERY
i meet principals
I GOLDSBORO Among those
I attending thf Spring meeting of
! the Cane Fear Presbytery heln
in Gold,-boro recently were Revs-
J. AV- Barnette, W. D. Burgess,
Elder N E, Bailey, who served
on the Resolution Committee and
Eider J, B Harrcn, who served
on the nominating committee
j The • above named persons, were
i the keynoters in this highly-at-
I tended event.
i HUNDREDS attend annual
! t-H DAY CAMP
PITTSBORO-—Chatham County
4-11 club members held their Sec
ond Annual DM Day Camp at the
fairgrounds in Pittshoro on Sat-
I uniay. May I After registration
at 10:30 a.m„ 4-Her’s were shown
two film strips in color, one of
which concerned 4-11 clothing and
x'/ts entitled “What Puts a 4-H
Girl In". Also held in the morn
ing was the craft period which
featured basketmaking and other
crafts using native materials. As
a substitute for more orthodox
cookery, a xveiner roast was held
| Chocolate drinks made from dry
i milk was served to all attending,
I The afternoon was devoted to
i learning -qius'e dancing, team
demonstrations and a candlelight
ceremony . Hundreds of persons
from throiihgout Chatham Coun
THE CAROLINIAN
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AUGUSTINL ' COLLEGE
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Waggie fiav Williams of Hur
lingtini; S, tvUi>, Peggy ( <>•
siciil of Kinston: Leader of
Scho 1. I U a •*>: _ \\. !!.
"Watson. P.a icipal, .f. w* 11 .-*n
High School, Raleigh: Leader
of Home Wotkshop, Wil
moth Carter of Shaw Universi
ty; Principal speaker Dr. Har
ry H, L*orsett ot Mreedlth Col
lege, Raleigh; Executive Seerr
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