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s Spumed Suitor Murders
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I tjaf'tivr; University <>.i Tnleclo co- !
’ ett was siayi bore last week by !
: ejected suitor who toW iJonee ;
• i.p became aftgry when the- gal i
rii*i not Peep a hat.*? with him. ■
j V'ctim <:*i the i rag My was !>?- j
I jores CJrishotn, 1!». who v.-- -, shot ■
; unc ktileh uP'-e being sliehcd ;
; with » tiutclu ■ k >Ue in the b«S- -
; r , :K?;.n of her home. A shotgun '-oi- ■
I lay rippofi through her sho-e icier
. ironcuired her he* •
.vF'-wph E Colins, 21, desscnbefl
, as sir*.* spumed suitor, su; eerKi-.n - - ;
1 e<i to pot'oe tux a half h -
| a? «r the xbootlftg. After his ar- ;
; ura?gr.Bi**St the -.’ay nn '
| f-rvT drgi>*-i murdei charges. Coi- i
i luis attempted to commit suicide :
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; The suspect told detectives hi? |
; h» <*uded F night *tx-.«r pretty ,
« Dfi’arc-J went to ft p«-ay wW? 2 i
nuuu id friends an<i failed to !
' sjw'v up for their midnight date. ;
: He tierhled, poli.c-e §yos,v-d him ;
as soto broßk into her hw&Ml ■
/sf Carolinian Carrier in
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Greensboro Is Industrious,
Ambitious Eisittk Hr::.' :r
•j OR El KSBO-R.O- -' Tat going te
get married," CecU Ramseui' told
his nsotliei'. A nonchhi&ni "‘o.k.
sroade the 12-ye#u**oid hastily acc
“ just a;; soon aa I ficisli hiyh
‘a'Jjxkjl, fin.sh coilvue. yt a r d
.->b save some monty, ouy :..vrne
-harp clothes, build a house, yet:
a car asd feud a pmty gn il’ -
The above announcement f
typical of the sensitive wit oi
the first DKOUM4N
rier in* Greensboro, A tib
grade pupil at lincolu Js
High School. Cecil works
hard ai everyth :Jlg he at
terrpts. Besides deiiver- the
<. AROUMAN. h e of t* n
works as errand boy-handy
man for two local taftsiafisses
and as truck bov on ;.t ce-rh-
the cmoimim
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avy v u her wv«-m-n(i*cU |
coo.stfl. Arsthony lei.'kcU ?Tid
throe ©the: yriric: H - was orde '<:•:! j
out and went ; >U> ,; ?n irtebea j
vvij'-r*: he found a oiucne-' ktufe j
•tad i-i-iumcd to UlO cedroym add 1
sfaboed l>'*!or:.-:; '*'•'? i»ti. cr girl! |
lied.
After sis. :xing the cUd, p&iiee !
said C<i! ! :.s 'pffjiii bar)" lat*) ihe ;
kiuhe* and • *iek*‘-« up the snot* ;
gun. u it Kiri tiH”.x m-turned
t« fire tide »t t?>v girl, |
om of which took *.*ff«t ;
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lion t-i'.r Anri j after appearing m i
rm-i.-nn-c court on an assault j
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The sir I tarnaid n»ve bet-r* s j
i this fail hi if* was a tr.en'uer of |
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b*:’:.;;s Mei;l*b<>rs r>a .i;r, its;: if
ii’Otjj ‘--O' bit; X:;;u. to lUCi'id
mr Truces. il-SviarM one
m-i?hbar who told him la
wav; h ht : ?- iron tvluv' she a»-
sv-ertd rite phone, Cecil irons
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rmc. *,O .Mr is. Leolft G.
lluves. v. ho waA a! one tin**? a
tra-tinar i*f the blind at the
stive AciHvii tor the Blind arid
! Leaf, v.ki.l rim begin teaching:
Braille hi the Chicago Public
iv-hiuils. Mrs. Haye.s did Her
Miutcrgraduate work at W*n
atcn-»a:c;K Teachers College
! and reeerved her masters de
cree at ( ifumbia and Nrw
\ srk t-niversities. She has done
further study also at A -v. Turk
| University. While in Chicago
I stot* will attend evening classes
} a! the University oi Illinois,
j: She is the wife of Spurgeon S.
S Mayes, who has lived j.u this
| city for a number of years,
i hut who is « native of New
| Itochelle. IS. V. He will also he
j employed ir. i hicago this year.
I New Orleans Jazz Artist: Honored By Whites
NEW ORLEANS (ANP
; Mh:» week saw honors come, to
| Ov/ur Colostin, for M)
years one of the leading Jazz
i artists of. the Crescent City,
i A oronze bust '.if the trumpet
! rooter vr:»s given to the muwu>
j pjsi’ owned Delgado Museum In
i City Park and there it is to be
on exhibition as a reminder of
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: or] .n their 391 b annual con- J
• veolion, gave- all of Wednesday j
• . program to honor Color- ,
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Sv»eakim; before those music!* ;
! ar- ; ; (Vitartin revealed that he had |
fce.-r, ..cm oU’d with Armstrong, j
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Kid” Or,y ami others. Or: many |
i>*E-S. MO ASKS TO SEE AC- !
ai occasion Colestm said th*
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band and bad ridden s'! day »
a hucksters wagon to advertiv
a dance at whit Colestin s bant
and not Armstrong’s was to t»
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