SENATORNIAL CANDIDATES DEPLORE RULING
DFSFDS
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Tuefe ame men decided chat
Ant erica had existed Kins r*
XMtttfb bait' free and h&tf slave
*«d ab?.«? <v-y> tcnvn-d fm
p a?jjo- the j-ph irM truer hi
Parted in ISfvj. B• n U*ey rie
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e* ..■" r e /r U - f £”*§ Jf f « T" y<PJf TT T-'
f ' '* '"’ r > ££ "&*
A.. wg.' .-- .js. k.,-, - /.., .ufc ii- *4e hijii \g tt r > ok.,* $
yiml&tt-Avrwn Second Class j
Ki., •'ij&iXt iw>, oi irirtvoiv, ■.
Mg., a r »ok w i-he 723fh AG& :
W h.madiD. f-tai.v.ha temporarily !
have shot TWiss du-.ft Townsend m i
The women is the daughter of l
Mrs. Jean Ji".i.wn.-y e.r.i, v.i;o apevatts j
i. ieevcio. o. ’.iig; «pa r ijr»v*.( vs up- !
t is c-.f: i-Ki.if pof bu«n«is.
J'.ba vvftfw. reportedly used j
▼sag a 33 cabbre revolver,
” oi\ r<send v is .-hot three f twies ■
t.'v'bii.v.h the breast as -he Jay on
h-.'t* Be*d,
Another sirman, Jotwi PaWer
pon vJiHi w-,ii Glenn at thy tithe ;
e H' • itleced and-is be- :
iv. he’d as a m.iicr r-l witeest-
C lenn ih heutjK hUVI u: jail here
UJidsi" tf-.rtai.vc mit! dc-r cltartte. ■
‘■■ can mg In s'uiii r Chief
R. L. Hid '. tticiw tf*Jil him •
; hr had helped iWirs
’C .u nsynd operate the tearoom
“ i.irutav, w h* Ic her wot her wus
«»■•>•. He said .Mrs. Tov.uvcnd
•- d ) ikii’.hti r had come j
r» f-, on» V ! .i"i'i'H two or
f ■(, ißculhs ago and opened
the bumriess.
I^VpIo'fKCT
Ip iLttfi 1 iiCi I
I IMRO K¥
Ufi lla fi t A
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iilll Sit J«!L
Several TRakigia fqntjiie-. have ;
t«n>! e '‘it;; fai-'iy well off stolen i
food f'.'-m lVx Hospital, a police ;
esse under invcrfigaltoi, over the
W r-ekenc! re vy: ed-
An err.pJoyc-c of Ihe bosniul I
fur 17 . sc ..duvUr-H 1o Dett.f- !
tivo LI.- T; A Liles tr if he )iad ;
stoien from tls.v for ten years. ■
’Jii-: reest sri ;',rii ■-oit: r of ihe
sloitn g<>!vds was sold io other :
people.
The admission came from thn ,
moms Oi C. fJot .Ms. 42, of :
610 Ch.-mbe-j-lain Sr, after offi- j
core, h d oau'•>•, lum ‘-'red-band- ,
f t' at the. j-f .• iti.e; :, 'e u' his truth- !
|". Ja-L Saiuydqy ni.ffht |
v. food t-.' ! s'd -f 3J19.87 loud- I
ed ,n bis automobile
l l ' -vas released tindhi- i
S3OO fcond for trial on Wav 27 in j
C : Co'itl on diargos of. larceny ;
r
\ : ' r-f flic stolen goods j
f-.i 'id in '■■■•<' <-ar was report
■ 1 :■ • mounds o< coffee,
eight !!(.-•of sausage, four
i- ,s c * c : i„, .o. five pounds
- '• fj s p. ,-n pounds
'>■ . i-tt noauds of ham
-1 ,r- of bacon. 20
* .: ■:>; »i red chickens, weigh
ir.-; total of 4!) pounds, 15
(Cor.ikjued or pa&e 8)
! Li'»c .arintine Ganpam^f
V -*- - - at-' ,-' a . -'. - ! ' J 4 -. ‘ tt
■ ■.'■v;.,-.--/-.' 1 :>ll T l ?rt t nnni ,w f-inifiir'
CIUCC, ■' t if;-' 17; V- iu!i.:i be. ti > ,
rrrgrp disrrsriiptiiton. in the ;
of this country vn %c- ’
cc ;:it «•£ rare.
In. tut- t .vfd e,.-- tr f- left !
to right*. Felix i'rjfftfstvten j
c- - r \ Bni’V'(?r.-'iwy ijivv profftsi6r t
'! •. r \ i f thv*. UasCrd 'l/W.c.s
UplTTElt* $ >**»?'»• tu'.ir Uvy
Glenn is mrr-c.' Aid has a .
vttfe and a citlid in JJahtosore- i
H.- w. vv!-, h» had been dating Mis* j
Tk>ws-eriiJ while Mr'oied here |
With bisf outfit taking part its I
CHieratmn Fiasb Burn'." H< tohl |
e|ff ffn'K.-- sh.-it t'.Vry hud s j
“U'.v.ns quarrel'' riu> - in;i the day i
•Srotday and after ibev had closed i
if., - lit v;,. j, y. . ■
fltey v.. >ii upstair, tn the Town- i
Woman Resents Petting;
Gets Shot In Stomach
Mss Willie N. Smith • of 7j2
Quarry Sire* t here and Johnnie
Cox of 2 Iroadeii Tgorace, Chav..
Heights, were sweethearts, bul. j
Wilke starter? aciaasr a iutlc !
v.c.ary iiei hoy Xueini's atten
tions ab'nft non m Sunday ;
morning.
Siw jested to local police offi
cers that she had -un'teci to leave ]
Johnnie where they had been ;
visiting at the resxienee of Willie
Mawli-jh-. of i 1-t Beauty Street
in Joe Louis Path.
Johnnie, the n oman reportedly |
Mil officers Samuel Clarkson and ■
Joseph Winters, "had been beat- !
ing me most of the day," Satur- j
day. She figured it definitely !
should have enued by Sunday ■
morning.
When the ivorr m decided that
she had bad enough of the rough 1
treatments of her “cave man’’
Addtreses leachcrs
Bv f, B. HABRENf
SPRING HOPE ln an ad
dress to the South Nash Coubty
monthly meeting held last Sun- j
day night. Durham attorney Stoyd i
B. McKissick, chairmen of the 1
State Conference NAACP Fight* |
ing Fund For Freedom (4-F) !
drive, toid an appreciative aurd- ;
or.ee that the program of the N. *
A A. C. P had it' found 1 -. lion in j
the bible and should come next
to one's church affiliations. A na
tive of Asheville and one of the
r.rijiinai “guinea pig" students to
test the University of North Car- j
'•lina's Law School entrance- by 1
court action, which action was \
finally successful, McKissiek drew j
heavily on the bibical training of !
his two grandfathers who were
preachers, to expound the scrip
tures. Following his addres t,
branch president, Williams spoke
at length on the "Spring Hope
Mess” as he called the recent fir
ing of 18 teachers there. Williams
urged the citizens to put, school
officials 0 n the defensive.
-•••-• . -vk-w-.;. ,
:i. ,■• i.'iack: < uief Justice
r <?'! tVarrcn; Stanley Reed;
■■"• Vi'f!’j:v.'j O. Douglas. In
;'>•: hack rw: Torn Clark. Ra
' ■ ~< U. Jackson: Harold Bur
ar-d Sherman Xhttwi
iX.:a Tele{tfaeto.i
■ - ca-thtd the brtnt of the
hi: -..n In fuir.i?; cgtia? e li
es' to the Negro children of
America.
-.l'd .ip',-, hiui,!. where he claims
they rent.-, . < th; argument. Sub
. : 'ti 1 ■.'-'•■• t. ■ ill; , to :.<H 011 l
<•’" 'ho apartment, and when b«
; . h.av.. she obtained a
]>..v\'i r rotn another room.
(ilrttn 'i ;c- t'• *. 1 she fired
on c at ;..■! an-’. r-f her at that
tunc or a short time later,
v ' i'oh i t , and c illcii up
'Continued on page ft.
lover, she attempted to leave for
home, however. Johnnie announc
ed that he would shoot, her if
she did, she reported to police.
Mi;s Hawkins stated that as she
siurtea out of me door. Johnnie
; whipped o’ii a pistol and forth
right shot her in the stomat-h.
She was carried to Saint Agnes
, Hiv.pjla! lor treatment, and h. ,
condition was reoprted as ser
| ious,
Johtfbie reportedly left the j
j Hawkins residence for parts nn
known following the shooting.
! Police officers have been on the
j lookout for him all week on a
• tijarfc.e n f assault with n deadly
; weapon
Shaw Senior
(Special To CAROLINIAN)
Muss. Julia Maxine Young, 21,
Shaw University senior, was nam
ed last wee tend to go to Eng*
, land and Wales as part cf an ed
ucational tour sponsored by the
International Farm Youth Ex*
; change Project- She is the first
Negro to be so honored,
/.Acs Young, who U a native of
Louisburg, will observe the prac
, tiers lined on farms and other
pnetiuen!. fuels concerning .Euro
pean rural people.
She was selected out of the
-18.035 Negro 1-H. members "in
North Carolina and will represent
work in the United States.
Under this program, 400
American youth have gone £•
broad since 19)8 to live, work
and share experiences with
farm people in more than 40
countries for a four to Aix
months period. Approximately
the same number of rural
youth from cooperating coun
tries bare come here for sim
ilar experiences.
The purpose of the exchange ;
(Continued on page 8) |
] Tire recent deciy;on bv Sv
! United States Snprc’i,e C-o'i't 'o
I outJ»'v segregation in the f't'b!'
; schools of the country bv 1
' sharp warns from betit ut *
I leading candidat-'s for etec'on 1 ■
| the United State's Senate a t
; from other leading f ; cu.•■ •.’ ; '
i state !.q the extent thn: ~ '.:.
| leaders, and liberal tt . b:. :■ i ''
I werried as to what step will
j token to rarrv oit ; 1 n...■ •'■'■'
j o.:' the hi.-'V. ; t court of bo j,
j The decision rt the h:.:n i,"-.
THE CAROLINIAN
\ VOLUME Tftr -. . . . ENDING SATURDAY MAY 22, I
! Mb #iwi iS QM M.y w * jf«*
lv. -.. f ls7i Si VJ<K ■?' ?%&• sf« 9..J-SL* I lls.fr i i.
| ' - ■ - " M 1 4
'A* ~k k ‘A ■#■ n it 4 ★ ★ ’ir ik ~k -k ★ H ¥ •s>• v
&* ?* Cr* • < v ■> w
lILyOy til'.; .
jRECCEv-;'
i OSdMSiiL.. •
Bv .!. B. H.U’RiU v
! SPRING HOPK-- ,• . ; ,
I Mis -n. <_ ic \: r ..,;
i r-Ky "“*£ ;, 'ock-Hi . -.y by a '
: hirst t: t '. f i
; of the local sCuu.i I. • r
j tug in t.-e an 1 r: r • -j
i »ft\ vnlectt - yon ;'• •.
; learners and the r an p i•- •
! soph An.-iun*- of
i High School, wSicli • -; S ’■ '■■•.
presented three iltu? -o
i e; y. Ot'. r.aton, V.' .h'. • ,■
• J. W Seabrook. ! a;..
! Durham incur..nee h V. '
! Kennedy— who c '-J .
j -I Par tic i". ... -.
Arorum "h- ~:vj l!'.-i-. .
•Am IvOi. V to.* (;*) Vi!:;;' . • ■ !
When v«u talk i> ill i .
yens —"tilt' li.ile ■•'
John I' tVii'iar.:
head terms iht-m ■ U\ <
i that thej charge iHa 1 i ■
woes are ,r. cgr.i t > ..-
stemmed from tiie »• *
•Advisory" color il ;•• >1
board, which is on .:
t> the school board v. h..
all-white. AptvarenUy, t . •
are iho e among tin < •
who understood "lay part:
i pation in education'’ to nit n
firing all the teachers, be
cause there ar ■ onh a i v
left, mainly those who were
here when the Ancrum a :
; ministration took o'-ey t■ o
years ago. Althonch Mr.
crum is said to have 're-s ti
ed under pressure", there has
been no valid r ■ -n aivrn
bv the school boards—l«c I
in tOoitii —a.- to i .i.ai,.' •
against so many teachers, •“
coat ding to NA.iCi’ pr« .-•
M’ilii.ans, who was very fold
ful in his demand that the
colored advisory hoard should
resign since they had no pow -
er to hire anyone, hut only
as Williams put it ••snoop >
! round at night and watch the
j colored teacher., ami tell the
Williams called uvon the ■•.<;•
white board where the;, tu
j (Continued on pa sc hi
To Europe
| MISS JIJOA MAXINE VOl. Nfi \
is p!-'tc and there is no doubt. ; n |
the >''i:Kls of ary of the opponents ;
and the crcpoiients that it meant. .
v-h-o ;i 'c The fact that it do- '
i '• 1 *o listen to further argu- j
meat in the ease so as to know* ;
v; ••• un the edict can take el- j
ft . i in wiwt is called the strain '
a-is ons;ny a question.
•senator hUc-:i Lennon is
Known to !."•:■ thtnwti a- < . r j
if ' ■ i' •: he }'.\ tetsnp when toe j
i ■ ib t't have aecused the
; ovorn.w- of inciunc I
• V* %
f t : f) -' t,SSl'''t3 PN NP,V‘ JOHS John J. Hum, who was Mess Sergeant to Genera? Dwight. Kisen
h. .- i;■ -.a;; vt .'ckl War U. met Rr'-'.ulenl 10is ish.nvi r and got a warm hand-,hake when he visited the
v y ; ivt-i-mi- Hunt, like the iicnenil, has a new ,i.>t*. As a fifth grade teacher at Niobium*
f ry school. slont.ei.iir, 5. •!.. he brought his class tn Wutaingttit ter a sightseeing tour. The
pupils, too. met the President. (Newspreos f'ltoto),
<■ s> JL V -4* J "Jj A. * ■■■*& '%kS*4, <Wk> A %4f j. J. 4 Ww4
bAiil'iimo
roi-n ssinw
9 "»d- sJ O siy s, i
i-bm TM!?R?
Iw )it i*> i 3 1 y
Thi- second annul Carolinian's
FOOD SiitVvV & i |QMEMAKiifiu
I.XI ‘OSOH'TON got underway
here Tuesday at 2 p.m , in the
Spa ttid trig Gymnasium, Shaw Uni;
voaiiy. when Miss Mildred F
Helms. Home Economist. Maytag-
Apphunea Company opened the
demonstrations with the fine feat
ure-. of the Maytag Laundromat.
Mi.';; Helms .-.pent approximate
ly one hoar and \ hpjf showing
v. ha; the new type v asher would
do and the fine results that would :
come from the use of the rnach- '
me. I,‘he machine is well equip- i
pcd with aii the new devices and ;
realty takes the drudgery out of
washing. Quite a few of the stu
dents. of Shaw University, toget- i
Iter with many of the housewives j
of the city were on hand.
Tiie first session ended with ;
the giving of prises, Many were i
awardee 1 tc> tinr-i who wore pro- !
sent and had the number that was i
drawn front the box A complc-e I
list of the many prizes given will j
be !u ted in next week's issue.
The big feature of each session j
i.- tile nierui.auiii tin’. job dour: by ;
the Carolinian' for the co-sponsors j
who joined the paper in bringing i
the latest in cooking and home-' !
making to Raleigh. A large supply |
of appliances, furnished by f’e i
Brooi ai Company m ike” j
np the equipment that is used in ;
the show .These arc- located on a i
stag< and give the school a
unique xt qx-arance from the stage.
Alexander Barnes. Carolinian
promotion man. i,« directing the
show and is ably assisted by J. D.
Lewis, well known radio man. i
The beautifully decoi ated Moths |
are visited by either Mr. Barons !
cr Mi-. Lewis. The booth next to
; - that • : Soi 1
Furniture and carries a display i
o: the most exqusite furniture to j
(Continued on page 3) >
the rttigens of North Carolina
by denotiacmg s*-;rogation in
the schools- The '"Man front
!? < w - Rive,. ! ost. no time in
teiMng the new.mcn that he
never did advocate anything
but separate but equal oppor
tunities in the educational
fie hi or' .North Carolina
Governor WYillam 3. Umstcad
exnrc:-.sed wn.il. many termed his
r!ready expressed attit.de that h*
was disappointed in the decision.
Tiy-e nt-i- ofuers v/ho cannot be
B\ I. i; HAKREN
LOCKV MOUNT Alexander
!i. < Tuffy") Bryant last week
; -ramc the first colored man ten :
' 1 r as known) to be elected In
•Ha e Democratic convention
m h Comity.
I 4 L 7
t % 9 ' f
% ! J
Life
ATTORNEY BRYANT
Bryant was chosen, alone with [
27 otiiers, to rep.rc-ciH Rocuy -
Mount’s Precinct Ho, 2 in the i
Nash County Democratic copvon- ,
fieri and will go to the State |
convention meeting in Raleigh on ,
May ITb and 201 h- W. S S.vain \
is chairman of precinct 2 and
William Harrison, former pres!- i
dent of the State Yount;: Demo- j
era!:, j s the newly elected presi
dent of the Nash County Demo
err.lie convention.
Bryant and Harrison were the
only Democrats from this commu
nity who attended .‘he ?100-a
--plate Democratic rally dinner in
Chicago last September. At the :
t rue Mr. Bryant was an unoffic- j
id! cb 'egatc on hi-; own. Long j
interested jn polities and civic at- J
lair?, both on a local and state j
hash-. Bryant’* friends are hop- ;
(Continued on page 8>
hove the ronsorvative governor i
could be surprLed when ■* takes
a broad look a - , the turn of things
ihroi.'.skout 'he v orici. *. v. eT!
I'Riv-vn form.-r banking oifL-i».i oj
: the state, told intern ted persons j
| whose name is not rev-.-jicd at
; this time said that it v-a.> the :
greatest assistance that we could ;
have given India and the best
atomic bomb ve could have giv
■ tn Rus v ia.
Di J. W Scabrot.k, P. - aieru,
Fayctteviili* State Touchec? Col- 1
N. 0. DENTISTS
TO MEET HERE
• ||BMP Aft ftf)
ill sir //"/a
k' ,# * i iu&* w <,/
The Old North State Dental So
ciety, composed of dentists from j
throughout North Carolina, will
open its Seventh Annual meeting !
~n June 22 and will continue i
through the 22.
According to Dr. Maurice T.,. :
Walts, local dentist, over 100 Hen
tn'ts and i!;c;.r wives arc expect
ed to .illend the two-day ses
sions which will be held on Shay
UmverJtys West Campus.
Dentists attending the meet
v ill hold clinics on the various ;
trends in the profession and hear 1
lectures by noted authorities in
the i'it-ld of Dentistry.
Present officers of the so- ,
cicty are. Dr. {'. B. Jones,
Elizabeth City, pi aitlent: Dr,
Watson Fowler, Fayetteville
Pre -dent-clcct; Dr. vlauriet
I. Watts, secretary-trr; arer.
Also meeting hi eonj'inctio/!
with (ho denjistf. will be lltc
Ladies Auxiliary of fho Ok! North
(Cont' iued on page Si
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■ißßiMwaana | ii | i1liwwwnii ■ n »•<*-iunmg.>*.-«ts .v-4BiMnwMur»tMai«et<Mc.r<u«Miu» > iMi*i.4x.-r-.(HFNi' i * muymwiiCfrsar: • v-*i»«»srtfr-xa*sWf
SANFORD MINISTER TO A& T MVra'r ” O TH.TM*
KEYNOTE FINALS rNAMPfON’kUIP
SILER CITY--The caiss of 3954 ! •c c 1 ~
North Carolina A&T Co.Ue. e, nf
at the Chatham County Training | Greensboro, swept to its tmrd
School. Siler City, will hear & ! straight CJAA Tennis Chun:p-on.
ramtr:c'nceir,ent address by the ! ship here Sunday as former . 'a
noted minister. Rev. J. E- Mellan, | champion Julius Martin v: xi I’’--
pastor of Bandoncan Presbyter- | singles title and learned -,v ,! h
ian Church. Sanford. The cur- 1 John Lockett to or. i
rent class is the )r.r«e®t ever to Institute's second-sot rl >' ■'
graduate. The exercises wiil be , t in a t o-hou ; !
rtaged a v th* school auditorium, \ . n, Tns p-jt on lit • ■ J
as well the baccalaureate sermon, : A&T set.-- som kind of i
Ten student-: in the class will I CIA A circles a far it-i he d -
graduate with highest honors. < (Continued or, page Si
le ge, was th: iriost optimistic • -. r.
sen. i''tsrvirv;cd hv ;h,. CARO
-I.JNIAN Hfrit *k-.: the - i
itcovared from the etnancipat n
pcc'c-aniation and cause ottl a o, -
ter i>out.' :>r.d ''r h ■' .■; . ’ -
same con.sequinwould t
from the cv. - or. ck :h ■ "*•
Court in the recent school mat
ter. He w: s c.Hutidt!.® ' :r,
when he -.'.id the matt-to
’oe ap:v-oarhed - ' con
sideration and care-
Continued oi. Ease ft
V A NCE'fiDMNT v
fnliwl. V v;, i - ?. .
ASAKFC hot;?
If! Sri u uu\ if:
jtmin
; the coiij-ue bv Gov-nn
■> 45, is io be iiyed Go
van had a hunch, last Fiuduy r .i
jhe .should r.oi go to the i . *
i Mine t<> wouk and s-t iyt'd »i. : .•
? on Saturday he went io Oh
; and was k o'.led.
! h all happened when Gov.n,
i oitc» up a iauaer Xi' ls -*-. me eoi*
i d to be about; H lev! : o’-ui’\ -
j he mounted the rounds oi ih n
» ladder a .dying board hit him on
I the arm and eau c ed h'im tn ». >.• .
| his grip and he Cell
j iy sfc» tool to his douth. Too v-. -
• ?ioy suffered a broken «i<Te aV-j
sevemi concussiops to i oinu
. and head. I, is r..pt v ! t,:.-
vdr of his; face was torn away
aa the result of the fall.
Govan is said to have had
" some kind of a fcelm: ' -.r.i
Friday (hat a tout would ! i :l
from (he top of the shaft \■■
hr would be kiilect Iki , , ■
t’rl to have gone to work A •
urday with some miagivii
lie is .survived by hi, .rife,
Mrs. Amanda Davis, his mother,
Mrs. Emma Jones Davis, ivo (xu
(hers, Erlran, a twin tn hun. : -
mon r„ two sisters, Mr..-. S;
nolia Etheridge aml Miss Buiah
Davis, and three citiidre.:, t- >
.and Joan, 12 year old twins and
.Samuel H, 10
l-'uneral .services were ticl.i l ■ »ut
the Dickey Grove Bajiit-,t i. ' n -a
on Tuesday vi itli the Rev T L
i Brodie in charge, interment mas
in the Dickey Grove centetcrj
! 7 YEAR Oil) Rim.
Killed hi Aeeideol
WILLIAMSBURG A • ■-1--
, year-old girl vva.-. killed. )-■ ’.‘c 1 -
- Jy r;.;s morning on Jl.gh- .•>•• ft.’
| a tniift north of Kingstrec. wit n
i site was struck by an auunn '■:•
driven by ft’. \V. Thomas. SI- -
; Pear less Lambert, rotated Thun.-s
I was going north. . 1 a s,-i .-. u
; bus was coming south wit: t> t:.•
| child darted out into th.- pith of
j the oncoming ear. fl. a'-o
. that too h;i: had '<>: • J
I vhett the child v- - ■-!'■'('<. Too-
I cihid. Sent tic- rjajti‘' v \v:: - (he
fiai'ghfcr of Willie L>-- y r>t I t
F)'!ton sc.-i.-i.-c: At; iij t S
: into the ctor.t.h has not b.-.-cr.