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1 iioapa liru cb i : i of the frame building where five efaiidreu were burn
eti to death on I leveland’s eaut side recently. The building housed
*“ P®*" B ®®*** A, \ escaped into sub -freezing temperatures except the
five r.n.drcn. < ame m the lire was not immediately dcierminel As
tlu result iif a rash of similar fata! fires in Harlem. New York Con
gressman Adam C. rowfll has rallied official support in a drive u>
jail landlords of firetrap tenement. (News-press Photo)
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The CAR.OLINIAN i.« «n>:. ; '>us vi:al everyone. both driver
I -"f kcU -iiy (:■;, ■•' '-u *i:; v:i;V -and . unt Christmas,
i; 'f h-'- "'''•.’ -itvnucnt !•;. r r;-. Hodger. is oomtr:ended to
■" i e C-oJit Clau:t Observe (-very
i.*oi of : jr >■ :.r • :•••• . to Mu et and oa t!i< highway.
|A. :.r.a! <•, . T to for a lit tie Christmas
joy. Join the c: i rj<- for • ;'• ;y this Christmas.
Chief of Pol-ci Davis hod the following to say:
in ■'"• '■' •'■ •' -' f <"’e ■ i' '/':■• mo-r Jon -urous
period oi ft-e.:,-.. / ' . .•• mor*- nes-s. more traffic
on highway* arid nos.- <•«. -ley ness.
“/r ;• my - m re v., /> r/: ; . people of Fateigh will
employ every caulk n wh -j dm -ng. in order to halt the
:e.-r ot tratfa dt:v -• < or-Jed in Raleigh
Le t y u tin. re v .-<• no tragic death* in Raleigh.
L .'s’: ;■ - tnirnedi it A•• r>: or of death-free traffic*
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T■ i:s ,s flit, time of the year
when th-'U'tniv's of North
v.xis travel long
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.)!; . i si mshti»ry pete-un
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: our ;.• •■ .:!> in
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v.-sy .nr-'■j..fits and highway
f •;>.*( eyt ryone one to ob
soc tr.ih o laws . atid
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is: v, makr this HAP
PV d y a SAFE itoliday
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LT \ : IAN for its interest and
support in highway safety,
or. i wish for all its readers a
vs "■ Ms try Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
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TRACTOR KILLS WAKE
RESIDENT
VARINA Sylvester
j Davis. 21, o! Varina, Route 1,
was killed instantly last Sat
urday when he was run over
by a tractor near here, ac
rording to a report by Wake
1 County's Coroner Marshall W.
Ii 'illicit, who said that Davis j
wa < riding <m a tractor driv- j
'it by V. iifiam McDowell and
fell frtm the tractor under |
the machine's back wheel. !
The formal ruling was that
Davis died actidental! > from
Internal injuries. He was an
employee of the Babcock
Lumber Company. At 9 a. ui .
the approximate time of the
accident, he and AlcDitwe.il
were hauling lumber,
t ■ ■’V CHARGED IN ROBBERY
HIGH POINT Police say a !
16-yt ir-old local youth, awaiting i
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V/ealthy White Brothers Sentenced:
Negro Brothers, Held Slave, Freed
BIRMINGHAM (ANP>~-Two i
prosperous white brothers who i
held two men as slaves were sen- j
fenced to 1 1-2 years on federal I
peonage charges.
The brothers, farmers in west
central Alabama, were sentenced
by TJ. S. District court Judge l
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VARINA MOTHER !
GIVES BIRTH IN
AUTOMOBILE
The story of the .sdeont of ;
Jesus into the world and there |
I being no room in the Xmi has
been told and told throughout ti.< ,
years, but Patrolman Georg, A j
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CHRISTMAS
i WORSHIP SET
Those who •would really !.k<
to get into the r*:at spirit <.f
Christmas and celebrate the birth
of the Prirtee Pea-e :;i •:
j Christ-like manner, will find most
1 of the churcbe* ”1 the dy
for worship or. CTmum.ss Day.
| S:-:ter Slab*"? <&itvy is invithur
all who would like to «n.k y >
real Christmas service, ■ •
i tnenoratiny the birth of CV ■
- to come to C ■■;•,-■■ A.M E. 7
; Church at 5 o'clock, in the morn
, ing and hear he - >..ry. in n -p- I
J rial service, wh<-n a 50-'. c.- - -
,' choir will ring forth apip opiacc j
: music.
; The Rev. Geor/-« A F ■:. ' h‘ 1
Ambrose Epi.-'.-o.oai Cr:ur-'h, •
] n oi:nec- that sc?.v'.ccs H fc-. ri
: a* his church r.t M O Fr - g
r ight when th< 'c 'v.ii ::r
of carols. At 1; 45 th>v>. will ix
- the Chora! Eucha-Gt ~r:d a--•:••
»r:titi The Holy C-c . ■: :!
be served at 8, Christnras b irri
ir.jf. with sye-. .)! m; v o at 11
a m. Christmas Day.
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COOPER NAMES
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i Cooper. 4-E Club Sc ■ ■■ A
' and T. College, an;
: Tuesday that then w . 2": wm
! ne.-s in 3.1 counties this year.
Wir.r. er « o {) - US ;;
, listed below wore n cornpeto.cc
with fellow 4 hfh. ru f-,-. 55
counties who op; ted ■; 1- <.f
56.394 project ..m m 4. To
j completed units inciuciod
I work in fruits, soil and v oter
’ conservation and management,
I forestry, wildlife and nature stu- |
' dy, entomology, fern-, menar:.-
; merit, beautificauDr. of home ;
grounds, and others. Tto wn
their project, ana their com v>
are listed as fohows'
Achievement- -Y cos me V. r.: ••*
Brown of Caswell County a.J
Gler.wood Cooper, Nam Cot*n'ty,
bread • making >:ind.vWuaD
Joyce Ann' Tuck, Person C ■ m'y, .
and HennH lona I >■>. Yiek and j
Velma Kearney, F: v'k'ur. Cot ::*.;
canning—Carolyn. Geralds R--'-c- .
son County; clothing—l. irira El
len Williams, Wayr:.
Dairy ac-hievemenr .Arthur ■
Felix Hooper, JR-jcEc g'r •-.; dairy
foods demons'raxon Shi-’icy
Majjiie Crawfc-ui. C :■ C
di-ois revue F.. ' M '
1 Biacjr-A-ei!, P.ucsti'tghum fa- -r> ■ c
1 hotne el's"’ ie- -k -.i Ih : •.
t W-'.yrn ; field crop-—-V..';- r
( Armstrong, Edfrch-oml".' pc .
paration, Ja«t< M. ■ c Haw’.l,
Northampton: f•<••/< •. iovv
Catherine Wallace. Robe. .>••
Garden —Selma Ernest nn> D. v •
en s Edgecombe: heoitli—M- . .'in
Hardy and Florunc* McLawhoi-n i
: Pitt, home improvement VT
; ton: leadership Edith Boatri--e |
, Joyner, Rockingham; meat aui
ginia Olivia Downing, Northan-p- •
! mal — Arthur Council, Jr., Pi .; '
i poultry—. Joseph Hi!!. P ! ft; sos.-ti I
—Nannie Hum Cousin, p. ■•.•. j
and tractor maintenance —Claude J
Draught) of Edgecombe Count--
The CAROLINIAN, the stai. s '
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! Mississippi In Rebellion 1
BY ALEXANDER BARNES
| JACKSON Miss Mississippi
voters took a step tuesday to ci."-
cumveut the ruling of the United
States Supreme Court by voting
for a constitutional amend™-::'
giving the .Legislature standby
authority to abolish the public
schools as a means of continuing
segregation.
Even though there was a mall
! turnout of the electorate, reports
• from 884 principle, out of 1825,
■ showed that there were 58.291 for
! Lynn. They were convicted sn ;
May.
Judge Lynn ordered Oscar
Edwin Dial, 3i, to begin j
serving his prison term
Chrismas eve. but allowed his
brother, Fred, 25, to postpone,
his Imprisonment until Aug- j
THE CAROLINIAN
L V ’ { ' i - UMi l ! 1 RALEIGH. N. C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 19 S 4 NUMBER 13
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H> tine it (Pali ?■ nr aimirnib re*
errata ii before an overflow i
aw ••lienee wfeiek conic to see the j
traditional ‘'living rvLuiomsa^’*
Mats Admits Axe Murder;
Womp Found In Sia bw Grav j
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NMtf ASSURES
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i NC\Y YOR'h The oreatii >, if
■ a lie-' -.;.--p.■ ■ ii.;; "i of NAAC'P
11 yd !.'■’.vtse- ar.d E.h.i-Mhmn;
Fund to . i-t N •■■■;: t'#chm,
; pnrc.wjj. and sYrmt: 1 sud- -mt-od- ;
' fits ■ • islv ,1 :r: the l “am it
I front '.-gregah-.1 to nr-n-n-grecat- :
! cd schools, wins aannwoof-fi hi'; -' -
today by Ttiiirgo.'d Marshal!, di- :
i roctor-counwl of Defense.
Dr. .>• '-. W Or . intc, "aiior.-
ally known e irc-ior -nd forracr 1
pro--jdci)i cf West Virgin'a Stole
Coihge, will head lit'- acw de-
the amendment and 31 728 ...ho I
opnosed it.
Voter interest sun? tight in the i
balloting o;: an sme.ndivient de» j
signed to keep .segregated schools ]
! denyite a TTB.itad Stales Supreme- j
| Court d oulJhwin# school |
! segregation. I
j The amendment, provides pub- |
j lie subsidies lor private sellouts j
: if the public system is abandoned. !
j It is similar to those approved j
I already by G.-orgm arid South j
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ust, after tJte i r attorneys
pleaded that Fred was i!l and
that one oS the brnthrs was
needed to work the family
farm.
Originally, four Dial brothers j
and. two cousins were indicted on |
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ln A. >1 enter Pfielfer Chapel i
<>« si!? <kortpus at Grreus-lwro
.Sunday evening. One of th
eight tableaux reprodaclng
liuiniings by; African and Arne
j rie*n Negro artists, **Tbe Na
tivity” featured the foilovvin::
; if h i wife Ecus, i.-oiit.'SNCn Mere
; dvy to having committed the ;n:.u
W.-.od said in at he kiilod :
wife with «uti axe at their homo
on the niomiiig of June 14. ac
cording to Eh label h City's Police
Chief vV C Owens
• hies Owens reported that
V'-ixtd. who had previously
lioiij- d the murder or ao v
hnowledge of hi > wife's
death admitted that ho
buri-d her wfu-re her body
was dm: up Thursday night
In local law eider vmerU of
lieers, back nl the Holly
Grove ( huret) in Pasquotank
County.
Huva ver, Wood claimed ‘ at.
ids wife had struck herself with
, He. <ixc causing her own drain.
On hi idg qiic-.-hioned earlier this
week, Wood admittcJ (hat he hi;
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CAPTA'N IVHJTAKE*?, JA
PANESE BRIDE, SON. VISIT
CITY Captain Coffins Ala
Whitaker. son of Mr and Nlrs.
C. f. Whitaker of 15 tV. Worth
Street, is shown here with his
wife. Kaoru. of Nagoya, Japan
and son, David, who is three
w TTtsaifci' -a ‘■myyso -, ;«■•«*'
i students: f est f« right: Ruth
Ucese, Darlington. ( : Ma; U
Boisseau, ft i; l> mon d, Y.;
If 'aui Salai.a. Nhuia: . t\ ■■st
Africa; Alargaiet Haii. Atlanta,
md Katherine .Limiter Jones,
Greenville, S, C.
i her .op the hbrid y,-kri ihc a\<
He a-nd that his \tue threw
tlic av a i turn first and When
he threw it hack in her direc
tion. ah- v\ slrucik on the
head ami died
, The man totci C!; : --£ Ow. i: th-it
! hi. threw the blood- hi : i
the wu.ocii /.pie-,..: • R.i-,
j b'iirc 111 w psiow Ar.-:-.-
i Pc-Lec of:i-.a 1. a co oi..- I the
M'tia ii; an r»ft. ft to Ivy the
| death v,"'n)!in without. :<yv ; ; •
Chief U • ' 'if •koa: I, vone
j who may have T-axe to ;
| not' fy him jnn.ouJir u-'-.v.
Yf i. ( -.,, ] j ■ i ,'C( ,-, e n
i pw'.l>mit:sry r- va -y ;r. V/i-m.-s- '
day's -a--ion i-i <t" o:;a-.-'s Cotut. •
Craves Jr sp.-viefs for Mrs
W,aid vein bold Yauu-d;>y after
■a- Bcna! w : dd m Oak
City Ccrnetccy.
months old. The Whitakers
leached Ra’esgit ngwpUy f»|.
lotving a tour of 38 months in
| Kyttta, Japan. Whitaker, who
entered the device as an en
listed maw in February, 1945,
received his present rank in
i April at Japan. He has been re-
: HEALTH REPORT
SHOWS EIRE NEED
I By AU X tVDKR BARNES
An exhaustive report, leleased
. by Jacjue B. Norman, of the health
i facilities of Wake County, not
only recommended the eh sine ol
St- Agnes: Hospital but deplore?
! the conditions of all Use hospital
facilities of Ralei&h and Wake
County,
The survey took Into c,on
. sideratiou that the 1850 cen
sus. showed that there were
136.250 people in the county
hi 1850 and that the n-:,.
this would .-hoe 173,300 with
hospital facilities not able to
meet the meeds new to say
nothing of the situation that
would be faced b.\ 1860.
; The report compared Wake
: County with oihe; counties vit-h
--in « 50 mile mdius and showed
j that, it was far behind in ns hos
pital fae-iJii.es. One of the alarm -
| mg points n; the- report was that
Negroes repremua.ri 33 per cent
‘ of the population and that- out of
; 1,2!5 N; -,ro births during the
J year only 47.8 per cent were hos
i pitai cases, while 88.3 per cent of
• the wnite births were at hospitals
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I SUGAR BOWL IK
m-aiow me
By ALEXANDER. BARNES
NEW ORLEANS, La. Pro*
rooters of the traditional Sugar
Bowl game ran into new opposi
t ion here this week when Clarence
• MneheSi- director > f the Washing*
•;> office of the NAACP, made
mown the fact that he a hod the
United States Navy to repudiate
‘ he condition print ■d on the tic
kets, now being offered* for sale,
[which restricted attendance to
(Caucasians only.
i Mitchell pointed out that not
ionly was this a.n undemocratic
S ruove, but was in direct contrast
| to the integrated pa.,ream of the
1 Navy He termed it a condition
which would cause toss violation
the .Navy policy of racial in
tegration.
Officials, representing the
Annapolis school, said that
they did not plan to do any
thing about the protest, due
!*. the fact that they were
playing the game, on New
year’s. Bay. at the Invitation
of the New Orleans Midwinter
Sports Association and would
be governed by the decision of
its host.
Further, ihe Navy sold, the re
st .-id ion w:k- pm-!i -c! only on
tickets sold fur that section of
the Sugar Bov”. .‘ Pick is set- aside
tor ( a.- ia:::. It is said a block
of 700 tickets in a separate sec
tion of the bowl will be sold to
those of other races.
The general mnt.atfer of the
Hi .by, was f,uor.ee by the Navy
as suyiT.y that t-he policy of
segregating Negroes et regular
season e.-unes has been followed
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assigned to Fori Campbell, Ken
tucky, where hi v. «l! be
cd at the r\piw : ion nt bis
leave. Whitaker is a /sr.«,niah
; \J Wash biffin'* Mi ■';> Scheoi
i here. HtitTFOTO S* CMAS
1 (4. JONES.