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CAiIOUN'IAN The Jive
iVegro ot tbr Green
Bay E..uki'fs professional foot
b»|| ?*';sn.! are slifiwn observing
t'ttf operations of a linotype
machine during a visit to the
offices o‘ JThe CAROLINIAN
Cell Mate Charges Hinton
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■v g- ~- y-t-r-y'-f •-pt i • ’ *77 v iffrSo r ‘js
t-Uhens of the county, and pre* j
-aiaed 2 petition which asked j
tr. i*. Npgi'o children be admitted ,
to o!l the schools of the county.
McLean reports ihst the .board ;
Fi os. Danis!
s o Libert
PE/T'E HS 01 ;RG, Va !>:.
i-nhei'i P Daniel, President of
•| enma h*atc CnlK/gc. left by
t jsn* this week for Liberia, West
Africa, as head of an evaluation
temmiUee to make a study oi
Vie Technical Assistance Prc
% V r ' States Ope
rations Mission m Liberia under
tire aaspsces of the Foreign Ope
rations Administration.
JJr. Daniel was accompanied by
Dr. Vincent Browne of Howard
University, and two members of
ti,.' Foreign Operations Adminis
t ation staff, Mr. Albert FarweU
of the it aiuation Staff and Mr.
John Moore of the Public Ad
ministration Division.
president Daniel has been con
nected with the Technical Assist
ance Program of the United
elates Government to the un
developed areas of the world for
a number o'* years by virtue of
his appointment by President
Ttunati as a member of the In
ternational Development Advis
ory Board of the Foreign Opera
tions Administration.
Dr. Daniel is a iso President of
the Conference of Presidents of
Negro Laud Grant Colleges.
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MMWk. "DIMES" It &I V h CLONES |
JSfrKFRE The MARCH OF i
DRIVE directed by Mr. j
Otis H. Robertson was success- i
4 tally r tested Tuesday night. Au
s»st !li! when the captains of
Die drive reported at the Me
chanics and Farmers Bank. The j
drive wa» reported to be very j
Tuesday will play
ihp Washing Un> Rvn.vkirw ra a
night wiiie Salu<urt> at IU&-
die% v-idiura. Pictured from
left to right are 1 lyde Sanders,
tailback, Bethtme ■ Cook man
College; Very I Switzer, half
bark. Kansas State College; Ho
~ or 10 AUonwy j .,< <• tcM ;
j NAACP ar.u repre-tins: the I
| attempted ip get the Boyn:;- to !
av’, on the polit.a?ii «:•! that tu n , j
* G-*-»'eral Harry M.c'Mirllen wothd ’
i y . MH..ear was hygh e «.-
; pr.v-o o* the Board end felt that .
: ihere was a my of hope r> the j
! way they were received., He eje- .
i the Count v Su per into aide nt, J. 6.
! S. Edwards.
He did not relate what step
the NAACP or the peUtihuers ;
General decide against then:
KtH.lv' Alexander, state pn-sident.
, NAACP, k reported to have said
i that similar petitions would be
I filed, but refused to say where or
j when they would appear.
Another petition of similiar na
; jure was fried in Harnett County
: sometime ago and it is reported
| that one has been filed in Vance
j County. The State‘of North Caro
-1 Una announced recently that it
would file a brief before the high
tribunal as a friend of the court
; in October
Guilford County Man Gets
30 Years In Murder Case
GREENSBORO 'Special) --
Aaron. Robinson, was sentenced
1 by Judge -Alien K Gwyn of the
Guilford superior Court to serve
"not less than 28 years and not
more than 30 years” in the Cen
; trai Prison for the murder of
John Thor;as Mitchell, white, af
i ter a three-day trial ending Fri
, fay morning.
successful, amt covered *ll sec
tions of the City of Raleigh. 3.
t: Strickland, Vice President
and Manager of Mechanics and
Fanners flank offered the ser
vices of the bank which was
kept open until 3:3ft p an..
Shown above are some of the
k
sea Sims pud. M;irq«ete; Don
, —*vs v *f. iSb-li i Ksi .i *■
and i>ob Jiaun. >-iiti.
1 ~f STi■ ■■ -:■ Ira S’-.H'.' i'i An.-ssCnr
*.iif iiii.it- pt- nm bltsf is L. C.
Rivers, fin in«r captain oi
ilamiio ' Institute's. tooth-iii
Mjuad.—TAJFOXO BT CHA&.
R. .!<)> 5.
pK " is”'-' ;fy -
!<sSt MCffi ffl£&P r s?yfe
tilieVf* iir'r the. rscethers
who tied funds f**r the cur
rsrnt |)oiio drive. L-ft •“ riplil—•
Meada«•*••■ f .1 < arm ye; Tliel
nut Anders; Hnzel Artis, .Tank*
Robertson <‘hairman of E'**
liioibor- Sir Olis H
R>.iber'.>on i hairman of the
Ftner:: c;> <’ > '*? i rii of Dun's,
Campaign . Even ,‘t Scott,
South Divided On Issue;
Cathc'los Open Doors
In a poll conducted by the
CAROLINIAN, with the opening
of the schools affected by the May
CHANGES PLEA
Robinson, at first, pleading
not guilty to the charge of
first degree murder, changed
his pica to guilty of murder
in the second degree, on the
second day of the trial.
Worth Henderson, court ap
pointed attorney for the de
<CONTINUED ON PAGE 7i
officials of the drive anti offi
cers and employees of the bank
who participated in handling
the oo'.'i ■ tlen. There have been
thirty- live c ..i-s of polio re
potted f« Wake County this,
year. Much more money is
1 needed to help in carrying on
i the treatment of these patients.
SHAW
THE
Wj)6sM«»««w, , ?w.y/v;
VOLUME THIRTEEN
Segi' ■ N" n 'Petitioners ~
■i -k ir ★ ★ ★ A t t C ik A *jk * £ A
o f i h c Mj' k V.hrrs
eh: Mr. Tack MeGee, East-
I ihe N.hifuiyJ Fuimihttton lor V«-
j’antHe .raralyrsis; IVTestlh f -'-
zabetVi Herndon, VC. H. Copper
! tnd HtunvC.i i
Those not shouxs ojj the piciure
who soiuhte.d no?p.ey in Ih.-r
March were Mesdames
17 decision of the United States
Supreme Court u was found that
there were some localities that
were taking the ruling as inie -
petted by the high court while
there were others that were herd
or, defying it,
Here in Ralegh, Delores Smith.
213 S. Pettigrew Street, Fean Jef
fries, N. Tarhoro Road and Jose
phine Scott, 213 NT. Tar boro Road
began classes at Cathedral High
last week. I p to now there has
been no major disturbances. It
was reported that a big name
white resident withdrew Ins child
from the elementary ‘department
of (he school when he learned
•CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT!
N. C. News In Brief I
MAN ADMITS KILLING f
| HENDERSON Wesley Bur- j
; well, S 6. of 928 Merrimao Street i
j was fatally shot Sunday after- j
j noon at the home of Preston j
i Lewis. 38, and Lewis is being
i held in jail without bail charged |
: with the shooting. Lewis is said j
| to have to id the cheers that he I
! snot Burnell after the latter hit j
I him in the face and knocked him |
j over onto the bed. Lewis was tak- :
j en to Jubilee Hospitl for treat- j
| merit of a cut on his left cheek j
i before being removed to the |
| county jaji. Lewis, who has only j
I one leg, resides at. 707 Merrirnar;
| Street here.
BROTHERS HELD IN ROBBERY
I GRAHAM. Two young l
j brothers are being held in the j
j Alamance County Jail here ;
! charged with stealing $2,000 from, j
| the’r landlord, Albert Miras, 19, j
j and his orulher. Eugene. 18, were |
! arrested Saturday on larceny ;
j charges. Sheriff C. H. Moore i
i said officers recovered $971 in
! cash and two automobile;.: and j
I some clothing that was allegedly !
I bought by Albert Kirns with hi- j
| tftare of. .he numuy, The two men.
j tenant • farmers on proper ty own- i
i ed by F.ku? Warren of Route 5, l
| Burlington, allegedly stole the j
j money from a hiding place in j
j Warren’s house on September t •
*>>v 'y.’ ,'V ’.A,. . .V/,-’ ,>-.-Vv' -O W» V*. T ,WJI>"AVQ!:
-.i."■■;■■ N C WEEK FNOING SATURDAY,’SEPTEMBER’II. 1954
. »A
iosej>h Wdftakor, AL.iry llompb
rpv, High, t'.i ' si' Wfeiia*
ker, Favms .lean Me' oy, Carlet !
Log tu. A'ii'i*- Hinton. Patti* j
Smith, I ■ dia Butler, Margarette j
V, nit.. • f ,'• .mi's Forbes. Rebec
.•■a Cose Bessie Cheek. Mane
Ire-. J’t Haywood. Levi |
Senders,, (itorite Mwiy, Edwin |
Freeav; -i. Lester Freeman, Sari
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DR. DANIEL
. . , To Libers*
SHAW OPENING SET
Shaw University will open its
doors for the 89th academic year
mi September 14, with faculty
and staff conferences to be held
in the conference room or. the
West Campus. Dr. S. E. Duncan,
Supervisor of High Schools in
North Carolina, will address the j
faculty on Wednesday, September
15. Approximately 200 new stu
dents are expected. Formal open
in,:; exercises will be held Wed
nesday, September 22, at 11 a. ni.
in Green leaf Auditorium. Dr,
J-hlis JE. Toney, physician of Ox
ford, will deliver the xnair. ad-
VETERAN TEACHER STRICKEN
M) s s Helen Davis, veteran
teacher ana member of the facrui
j r,y of ■Washington School was
; stricken while she slept .in her
J home here Wednesday morning,
i Mr?. Mary Hamilton Deice of the
, teacher, told the CAROLINIAN
i that she was awakened by an un
| usual noise and sensing that
1 ronvdinnj: was wrong, rushed in
i to the room and found Mies Davis
: \ ary s<ck. She immediately caiic-d
i the doc!or who placed her in St,
Agnes. Her condition was still
: senou- as we went to press. Miss
! Davis ha- worked in the local.
; school system tor a number of.
i years and taught in Gtotehomt
I oefr.re coming here.
«?•.. Byrd, fipfailc Lewis. Hor
tense Flemming. J, E. Strick
land, Ethel Hunt, Mable Winters,
ftilhr Turner Martha Stratford,
Daisy Williams. Minnie Slocum,
Hope Watts; Misses bia R p <
Buddie, Vivian Irving Dorothy
l ane. Claudia Morgan. Nannie
j Morgan, Gloria Haywood and
"osier Mable Gary STAFFOTO
BY i 'HAS. R. JONES.
Local Unit Os NCTA Plans
3usy Schedule For 54-551
The Raleigh Unit of the North <
Carolina Teachers Association j
nr acted by George F. Newell, bn* \
pan its activities for 1954-’55 with
a reception honoring new teach
ers in the Students' Lounge of the
Ljson School Wednesday, Si p
: tember 1 following the general
. teachers’ meeting.
The date set for the first
meeting of the unit is Tues
day, St pkniber 21 at 4:00 p.
ft., at tne Washington School.
At thi-, time plans for the en
tire year will he outlined and
a program in keeping with
that of the National Eduea
i tion Association and the N.
j €, Teachers’ Association will j
be made.
The following officers for the '
! year have been elected: presi- j
j dent, G. F Newell; vice presi- I
i dent, F. C Morgan; secretary, j
j Mrs. Janice Robertson; and trea- !
_
I - , - . T - - r r - T ...i r-rr-rrr, r- ■ ... ...
ELEANOR’S CELL BLOCK i
»I%TH6 TESTIFY The two
young- w«m c n who were
confined to isolation ceils at
j the time that M»s* Eleanor
I Kush met her death, are shown >
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NO. 38 I
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Eye Witness Relates
‘ Gruesome Rush Story
At press time, it was reported that the
Coroner’s jury, after being out for about 30
minutes, brought in a verdict that Eleanor
Rush died by her own bands.
"Mr, Hinton rammed a towel
j down Eleanors throat, and tied !
; another one over her mouth, i
Then the guards put steel hand- j
cuffs on her and forced her •
hands behind her. They took ■
, something white and tied Eleanor
1 to her sri tress. After the. guards
I ; left I saw Mr Hinton squat
I > d )'■' a beside Eleanor's head and
j sieard a noise like someone get
! ting a beating,
j This was the gist r>t testimony
I made Wednesday morning at an
| inquest to determine the cause
i of Eh-anor Rush's death The
: testimony came from the mouth
; of. .Mahh? Wright, who was m an
; isolation cell at Woman's Prison
at the time Eleanor died.
The Wright woman said that
surer. Mrs. M. S. Davidson.
The following have been as- j
signed to various committees:
executive. G F. Newell, J. C :
Morgan, Mrs. Janice Robertson, j
V, rs M. S Davidson Dr W, H
(CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT*
Eastern Stars Assemble
Here For Annual Confab
The 53rd session of the Order
j of the Eastern Star closed here
Wednesday at the First Baptist
| Church after a three-day session.
The Tuesday night session
was the highlight of the
meet. The public attended
this session and heard At
torney F. J. Carnage, Mayor
Fred Wheeler, I>r. L 8. Penn,
•a 'tiMRMHB M
above during testimony at an
inquest. Misses Jr err Arnold,
seated, :.;id Mabel Wright, were
two of the seven race women
prisoners who testified before
Lott Carey
Hears Davis
| PETERRBURG, VA. .... Then*
i ruist be a doing away of egotism,
. Nitty ;n iU& f *3 .•tiJjvj; v'. .*$
« to be. D&V&,
<»'X Dtptflr'
’V&rn* -.iv-sity at iU
j leigh. North Carolir.s (old mor*
: than 1,220 delegates assembled *t
■ Vir-dnia H«’J on the campus of
Virginia Hi,ate College at th#
' opening session of the 57th an*
! nual session, of the Lott Carey
j Baptist Foreign Mission Conven*
| tion. that te meeting here front
; August 30 to September 3.
."CONTINUED ON RAGE EIGHT)
t % "k k it
■ she and Eleanor had not err. ■
• in approximately IP hours a
j they were cab mg for food
I CONTI'S.'! ED ON PAGE FIGHT
Guns Kills in
Holiday Toll
Gun-totmg murders were moo
; accurate with their weapons than
• the Highways of North Carolina
i during in-f recent Labor Day Ho'.-
days, wius a count of two to
their credit.
Eugene (Spoon) Dawson So.
BunrUevet was the victim of a
bullet fired from a gun in the
hands of James W Mitchel, Sun
j day night at a business establish -
! tneut, neat Buie's Creek. It ap ■
[ pears that Mitchell v.-as out to
> get Dawson as the result of bav
; mg been shot by him in Dunn
! Easter Sunday night.
Mitchel seems to have felt that
: the strong arm of the law was
I working too slow and he do
j cided that, he would take m:u
(CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT)
Mrs. Nora Lockhart and Dr
J. T. Hamlin welcome them to
the city Dr. O 8. Bullock de
livered the invocation.
The Oxford Orphanage receiv
j ed a gift of $325.00 which repre
| sented the amount received at
I the session. This was given in ari
| dition to the $5,000.00 which is
(CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT!
» Cos otter's Jury WeAitMby
morning. Miss Wfight was in
.1 celt directly opposite that o?
! the dead girl ami slut claims
"Mr. Biaitn beat Ktatnor
i death."