300LEADERSPROTEST JIM CROW SCHOOL BILLS
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*i«»*niai Luther Hndges sh-uvn with pari #f cHiian? ?,i-mp which visited him ■ ! the < a pi
lot n;i Tuesday afternoon to tell him of their opposition to legislation which would decent
rainy thf. stateV school system. Chief executiv- showed kern concern.
! CONTEST STANDINGS !
; y,on ■ A >:)ta ’.o the CAROLINIAN'S Tig j
} rubs■'•rini :e,n ■ ■■.■ntA' '-'i aril are r< minded to' I
! ~, ihA- ve!v ■ in not later than noon on \
I lursrtav. ivh.nh 1 in order that their
j „ h« included in the standings ;
1 which will h- put dished mst week Hun> j
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• ,i••]:••' oi r-l-/-. »: from oil ;
, parts of the state converted on
the . ;no Fnocei■••-•■ n Committee'
the end f iu Hous6 hot?
only *v«y> they i, any eifort
r>if;rr *n i-sr 'f i"- • r*•*<•.*>is. hill, f-oM
them uni rney were against any
ITjO'vP •• b■' .. t i school die -
h• ni '•' ■• rc'Ct tha • the te&isisi
ture i>dm </nyy m ohov fears
TF* ffrsf *rrHc>r« of Uj* del
r r>ivuip t a mu itn
fo h v H' •U n £ «h r g»> v ptn or
t e • n v- ha<f adoptrd a
i*pini *.4' humor and that of
Ohi r 4 r;- . |-f.; • •. ?: rj *v , ;:ri ttt i 1 \} l f*
whehc ruiidfr *4 vn'srMinn
w>.ih an orf* (m Ute ia
• ' f,t U eiti/ -of the
*'•'-'*■*l tt/\ sp: i ,i\ i> ot fdi r Os
ina en’iup th>; t went in to sec
the irovm-uor v.a., -lyi-d a special
n; v. .;r.i v. . ;;c;.k on. Members
of this -nr-’inb":: wore W. J.
K r dy. hi Csro:.;ra Mutual
1 ■ Ip.surii-rce Company, l). B.
b ..rrjii. Ourhum leader;
F< fieri!iOii sr-ii'f i *c;udh M
H irr Thop ■ .-or.. Du; >•. tin lawyer:
J. H. Wliecicr. Mrs. Alice Hanui-
C 3-. Ki;:su.i- ctvic leader 'Dr. G.
D C..;' - ;. t _---,j:rt Mailer M the
M. t 0!..,, j. r S;c• ait. Dumw:atic
ir. tr Committee; L £. Austin
limes: Ale x Riv ei a.
I’ ’ .bu:2h Com icr C-'irresnonde' l ’
f;h ;v - Klent, Rs
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/uex.tr.d'. B *ies. CAROLINIAN.
T'e i-rnor praised the
er-.emst'*-. ■ -, r r(s verv intelli
tCOVONLfcD OS' PAGE 13.
No Public Funds For Private |
. Schools, Gov. Hod ?e$ Asserts
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£mpnafc)c opposition to a pro
pi'c-aJ io keep public school segre
gation through 'he use of public
funds to support private schools,
was vo.cad by Gov. Luther Hodges
la si week.
Un{ ‘- L ‘ i( - U. 8, Supreme Court
hM act'd further on the school
segregation issue, ssid the Gover-
ROr > the plan proposed bv Rep.
am Wonhiti;.rf.oß of put County,
u. ■ unnecessary and untimely."
A>. ras he and chairmen of
f’ legislature's committees on
education were concerned, the
1 rope nl •came out of the blue."
ir - ! aide's Chief Executive told
newm.-n. Bills already presented
to the legislature to revise public
st: 001 laws and provide for de
centralize rdmir. ;,-.ration, he said
a;e sufficient for the present.”
Wants Utif.rcndum
Worthington, whose county has
s heavy Negro population, propos
ed a referendum at the inert, ern.
eral election which would permit
the people to vote on the matter,
but the Governor said that he
was sine that the House and Sen
yt, ate education committee had gone
*» into ali aspects of the desegresia
'■ non i:.sue.
Leadjpg legislator! joined Gov.
1: idstes in calling the Worthtog
fpo.-a: 'T-rerna- ere.” Spokea
the N. c. Education 4s
composiid of 24,000
cihcT-; in a letter to Gov.
ieclared; j
The Carolinian
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aKICrINVILLh - ■ .i insuecror.
is set tiiia vet eir on rlif- ec tierai
contract of tdo -.i-w •-'.•'tdiuons to
the South Greenv.'lle Nr., ro bicnoo:
Tlie new wnm w;;i (-•:••,.in >;:•.
classrooms, a nxlc.r-via. iitch*’*.;..
auditorium nnci lib •;• *.■ 'in*- new
facility is expected to pw:? ! <t..
for use at the opening of th> b b
semester of next" v< u,
KEYNOTES AT AI.MY MATED
Mb' Julia At. Y Oilii::. l ;,Vf
graduate of Shaw U niversity
with a major In Home f ro
nfimier. who rcctuflv return.
•*fl from a European four of
.several lountm-v, was the
ftuest speaker VAed v
morn in* at Greenleaf Chapel
at Shaw. The youns tad* a,,
attainted the student- and far
ultv members with tier travels
fbrotigh an illustrated lecture,
■“he also showed picture stm
of many countries. ts is s
('ONTINUED ON PAG! U
“Let not the red hr mu;: of
an unknown follow up decis
ion or the T. 8. Supreme
Court be drawn across the
path of present progress lead
ing to a promising future An
attempt to do so is now evi
dent and ft fear will become
even more evident before the
A\sembiy adjourns.'
As of June 30. J 954. the stnte'
of North Carolina valued its white
Riverside inn Gun Battle
Brings Iniuries To Three
Located on Poole Hoad, about i
six miles east of the city River- f
side Inn. which has made news 1
on other occasions, cropped up ir. t
the news Sunday morning when; t
it was the scene of a gun battle.! c
in which two brothers were fired j.
upon. I
Jcs.se B. Joyner and William P. c
Joyner, of Caty. Route 1, are said *
to have caused a disturbance at
the inn. about. 9:30 Saturday; s
night. The proprietor;. Henry c
Goodson and Charlie Watkins, did r
not like the conduct being dis- s
played by the, irate brothers, who c
are said to have accosted an un- J
identified person. t
l The brothers are reported u>
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Verdict Near In
Suit For 100 G’s
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Fo u t.l: ;-:.rn H• 1 v;>i y ny. n*f nx !
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vtoyi home bv -i-u-clftt? F. I>on
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j during <i j ; i'abbif' >tt tnc > Sc<
j Kc-iciue te-itiHf‘d Mrit, Ij-l ri d
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.* Dv DrtVifi W A I;.'*'.-, a psyclua-
F■sni n ‘ ons V ireme n
Instead Os f ops
AiREf.N-ROHO YV h < n
someone i- f: ! .t ill' ’ you over
(he head a-d shouidera with
an a\c yr.u w -.“.i help fast, no
matter from which e.iarter it
may <:ome.
At icayf that was the think -
i«g of \fis- Minnie Eire. Ji). of
’57 VI . ’»<•( a.ii.i h Street,
who was fined SlO and costs
and given a 30-day suspend
ed sentence in Atuniespab-
County < ouri for turning in
a false lire alarm.
V T Free testified that a
neighbor. Lonnie Casey. 44,
was hitting her with an ax.’,
so "! ran to the fne alarm
box to cet help and get it
last Judge .(amt’s P VY r*!fp.
Jr. rave ( a-.e> 18 months on
C'i in •, for assault with a
deadly weapon
• school plants at $3lB million and;
these of Negroes at S7? million. 1
Meanwhile, in Washington Sen-;
a for Ives . 11. NY > indicated that!
he may propose an anti-segrega- I
tion amendment to federal school j
aid legislation. Committee Repub-;
: beans were : aid to be considering |
an amendment to the school bill j
to limit aid to those states which’
have systems ' in accordance with";
the Supreme Court segregation!
ban.
have left the place, bin not like,
McArthur, they did not hesitate;
Jons and after about three hours, j
they returned Upon their return, i
they opened fire on the operators;
of the place, from their car. Co-;
proprietor Goodson. is said to ha ve j
been outside the building and re- |
coned a bullet, in his back from,
a blast fired from the Joyner car. i
On hearing the blast. Watkins.,
still on the inside, picked up a,!
carbine and started firing at the;
car. in which the brothers were |
sea ted. According to investigating j
off’cen-;. Watkins did a good job.;
Jesse is reported to have been shot i
twice in the left check and once
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ham, and spokesman lor as Jie addressed joint cdacatinn com
mitice of I 'RVsi. ".are- at .Uah- igb. Staff Fhtttos —By Chas. R. Jones
RALEIGH, !L C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2d, ms
tMj'oliruiV, Aionionai rT<.- :pi‘a.. .tsyr,
V.et rhe fact v.M Bnenccr «••»:
beaten by j ■■•. .hhe. bisis could T,»v<
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wumftN KILLED. 3
DTTNN• Monroe MitcliP;!. 2d, a
eh iiiiUi entiYloyee of Fort Bra a
ma (if ihe I«tal jr.Ltake of d..-•*•»-
<ardint. ?. stop sum on highway
210. about 10:30 Saturday night
it. a point two miles south of
Liliingron. and the result is that
he languishing m the Harnett
Count v
Mm. Elizabeth James .- dead.
Emesl James is hospil bai v-ith
severe rntei nal iniune>. Annie
Baugh is exhibiting sears anti
(Vaiiuld B:uio> think-- he i k>
after bemg treated fo>. i.-.c.:a;. a
- all hapTirned wiiet) J me- t.
alletted to ‘nave rammed hi.- 1950
Hudson Jet. with the power it
implies and at an imifasonabk
specd into a 1951 Ford sedan driv
en by James and occupied by bit;
v.uff and the other uijuied per
i sons, named above.
Mrs. James was riding in the
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WRECK VICTIM TO HOSPITAL—-Robert Sheppard and his son, Richard, lift accident casualty into
■ ambulance following Saturday night crash on the read to F airport, just outside of Oxford.
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two oolieees. a city cnumilrriar.
and a liaU cks-rv ministirs a;--
among 87 witnesses subpeens.-d
|i>r i>u 'rial of NT C Websv'r.
former A&T College bursar which
got underway her* Tuesday in
Guilford Superior Court.
The tna: of Webster, an five
count- of embessrlement of more
! than 59.100 from the .state-sup
ported in- 1 Air a n expected to
tak» all of tr.-i week and may e>-
' tend into next week. Tha defen
. danl entered nleas of innocent to
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Faces 7 ( hargCN,
All Spell Heath
i TARBORO With the am--- of
- Eddie Lee Leonard, 21, local i- -
Lee behove that they hgva
■a "prowler’ scare that has plagued
j this community during « two-yeas
t period.
Leonard was held without
bond pending a preliminary
hearing on two counts of rape
and live counts of first, degree
burglary. Both crimes carry
maximum penalties of death,
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Fart of |»;‘.W - ,oo.'t *s sn»* ■■!:■:> ropr* '-:*-ni,j (h\« «. « f• r{.tT* #';
Part* of the r-tale co«'. wd nn JlakiisU : >l* : ■■■>■ hiw;- Kvcw .•»! sheir •.(>,-••. M-.-.a
to bills . !.*•>'ti :,i by pui iin% :- : :>s>remo ( « v,rl «*<•»,•, ?n ~; -•? .
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Lale Coolest Cn tries
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bpur Caroimiai! K ice
The second «> • f ) • ...> -
more ttav.n $3,0001>0 vy. ;ii >ii
prizes.
From the way late '-ntr-j' -. are
coming in there a-n mo’e Uirr
100 contestant:-: The mar -. u mt-r -
of the paper said '' -i-. week tha
it bids fair to bc-.m-. the most suc
cessful contest <■-• ■ meed in k
state. Entries art f> ■ m mots of the
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J '“'‘ '. J '‘ ’ ! v : ; ’'- r Vi - raped br ftvre and
'>■«* ■ - ' • v/jii three tiir.j-s ou February 16.
i is tcKcdulMl ut sp
{K*;;r to i'tis Court Xhursdav ,
»' <!•<■. « •*•• to an-nw thp
t'fKi rFr*. U". c 1 .
counties. ? fie
vvVi • ••••■: -". £v..a*:u.:rcd rc
wfco v fj.;id ilia 1 > try for the.
i. ! ■<■ u« lat-t u> R n-cber that the
In-i . May; >•; Deep Freez
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Washing Machine wbik tH» third
)>I •• if 3 Zor’.Ui Tpl<? vision ftfit.
Ali conteslanM wui receive 15 per;
cem comnu.vlon on ali money
. turned in.
“iy l ' !.; r relative stardA . ull
be printed in tin; j'.r.u*' of March
5. at which terse the contestants
Will know how much steam snev
; will have to put on to top one of
the pand those who ha?
i not. started in full force, will know
what they have to do to pull up.
The management would like to
warn the contestants 5 hat they
■ should not wait until the last- two
week:- of the campaign to win.
Entries this week were: Prof. J.
W. Mask. Hamlet; Dr. H. L. Bry
ant. * 'erdoen; Mr Sheridan East- •
crling, Kiierbee; Mr. Charles In
• gram. Boeing barn. Mrs. Amy Fo.s- :
. ter. pinehursi; Mr Martha- Flerd
Greensboro; Mr. Charles Crtiiro
itn Wnr-ton-Soiem: Rev. J. A.
i Belton. Gastonia. Rev. C. T. Thar
irir.-'ton, Henderson Mrs. Evelyn
'Adams. Gastonia; Air. C M. Pal
mer. Durham; Mrs.. P&rthama
Pratt, Durham; Mrs. Sarah GaI
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N.C. Stale To V/elcome Ag.
Agents Despite Protest
; Negro farm find home agents
i wilt attend a three-week course
■ for extension workers at North
j Carolina State College, despite the
objection of Trustee John W.
; Clark, Dr. Carey H. Bostmn, chan
j ccilcr, made clear last week
i Clark, a textile manufacturer of
! Greensboro and Preuklirmile. in ■
'a letter to Sen. John H. Kerr of
I Warrenton, said that admitting':
i the N:. tiroes to the courses was an
i effort to drive r.n "opening wedge” \
for racial integration.
‘■Once they set this crowd
hanging . round the college,”
the letter purportedly set
forth, “they expect to bring
| in the younger generation to
the v K lims courses at the col
lege. then call for the aiiroit
tiiacc o! every Negro who
wishes to eonv to the Farm . <
and Home Week which is held
at the college every summer.” :
up « ■.-leased ipst
aiay as i UMw.ul V. md.
btsyinsMßijut, posted a
H.'ONTINrOI f)N (’ ,Cy ,j.
Racing Car
ffiffc* Thrpp
11 ii j u i-, liw 4*
in Guilford
KEBNERSVILLE • * r Bice
missed a sharp curve and was call
ed out by death, while Bobby F.
Pennington failed to t■ :e the
proper shot off rhe backboard of
ihc speed that the car in which
'.hey v/ew riding, at a reported 100
mil' per hour and he. along with
William A Mitchell it, dead.
The trio died as the result
of what was termed "Gstifferd
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‘Other Woman- Said
Basis of Shooting
DUNN—That old story about
the eternal triangle landed Van.
McLean m the Harnett County
tail, early Monday morning and
ills wife in the local hospital as
the result of gun shot wounds in
the stomach of the mother of his
12 children, and his sort. Joe, face
a charge of shielding his father,
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Action Explained
Said Chancellor Coman: "The
course which Negroes may attend
is merely a refresher tvaining pe
riod for county .farm and home
agents who are regularly employ
ed ay the North Carolina Agri
cultural Extension Service. They
are a type of post -gvaduto work
not giver, by A&T College.
•‘Housing and meals would
he provided off the campus
and the participation of these
agents on the State College
campus would be on a purely
professional basis,
• This r. commendation was dis
cussed fully by the executive com
mittee in the governor’s office on
Fob. 14 and those members pres
ent. with the exception of Mr.
Clark, approved this pioposal.”
A meeting of the full board is
scheduled for Feb, 28.