WEEK HMl'nNO SATURDAY ft I. Y 9 1953
RATERNTH < VS!!
(*,riM i T i i turn i'aui !
'Vi cn Baker wv rii .. . a frot.
tiu' 1 Army .• «• w.i and prepared
I" !f:fir.i to hi- IVU!.< 1. 1-p. til'
. i..- :-i•»'•/ Mir ~i ■' ieyrest-nted
)ii ii •■>! the Was) in : on hearing
; ■ him that in', tin , •ot'ne.y,
would inlorni Hatoi- v.ne: and if
hi " •is wanted again.
i..ns- week the R; lr;i ' poh
c’ ;iart.n:(-R!. iv.is a;,lied oy the
W-n hingi/m. j. e ,-<iln ■- (lira. ••
nf. to a: rest Bai.-r or. a at -
five fiom ju:;tif;c charge Hr -as
no! at home v.h-.m the Pe’tipb
olflcc: ■; vent f:n aim bat aft"--
lee.rnine that he was. wanted,
Xi-'ke.l v to ihe polu"'- > .it/a)
ontl gave himself u;>
Whi> hi? n; .nr ' .is trying r >
r.iuc the s6o') "h bond unnjsed
by the polio- B.d; told them
his story contending that he
ro .Id not be a tuitihvi t.-om .'us
Kt: her;, u... no on; iad not 1 -o.
mm that he vas wanted.
B.m -r';- ro'-hai was apparently
f!id CHOU-. to cause the R;u< i, n
ice r, pi ash t‘u V; a.shhiy t.un
authorities t-‘ give (.non ail tl.
facts regrrdirg th• case
t-iis had men done, 'he .vnihoo •
tit; he.fin-., hided they had no
reason to hoM P,«v • • . • h w-rs
rph'a.ed.
I - couH not be seen nird
whether or no; die chare':-: ov-ainst
Bakr-t have hr. h ..■nm.oietel.v chs
m't'.srr; by the Washington po
lice d-jpartmcnt.
ODDS & ENDS
- f oxtjn run from page s
organized bands -if lawless
Bpt ini’? grand truth ommcca*.'...!
... f .. 1 i v.i/1 i- U r. • t .. i . .. v
* -•> 'Jlrfr.K.'TJCi, M.'rr-,: l eh. aim
v u! remain tm invincible butwaik
c. s n| is,si mouthed! v,Tied
and jc ifis in lividual* and groups !
U-l-fl. to <v t . .- MIV v •!:
'top IV • ia< at-' n oj Ino, r crnl -
encc Tr.tink , - God '• Cm
com*, ti -e D'-cii, - ‘ on rs p< u
. iv-.ft >i;c Cons; fut or. c< 'he
Orchurr ;iv •••• ,< m
tor, A -■ ;;u. o; •
the Or; 1 rvoin.in tr. r. spcai
before the North Carolina Su-
P'cmc Court. In rt.okins' this ap
r-earsnee in Kcleiah ins* wrtk,
VT:- A •■ ,-n;;
he r ah- ■ not to fOKt shetr
v wDrnftrj !:»-»• y {J c.
of t h • r - -• ■U ■' > h-■
) t::r ; ?'k; e not -s *>ofiosd to any <.rv
T-eirc- r.R,:.- f d out u!so that it not
Whya ao" t, heHalo• yhi■ o 1 h:r» de -
f•' * p ■ ‘rn * ; a; t•, *■ v.’ht \r. t •.►
■ D-‘- ; fin) r:ff ra.tr. V-.r'i I
r> ; .. . / y ft ... .
t,f; li'iC • »•: ,
and fighting
»r. opeflty I'rccU
In addition. living ;r
lhrs,» n*i^hi»urbonds nd
rrhv hiv treated’ to **}?<■ t
rr\?t\f> of th« vi orst l»»ud
fYiorjH -.• y prof ■? rut -,E
WfTii 1 K»fit u fv*’r i*tlrrro
Voliif pair*.'! <:f trouhlo
spots v.oiihi n*i{ mDs cu’rE
Mi ♦> s , d)'*y:rdcrf!d pra« ti< :***
but it foul fi ahi) bring to
a halt thf liquor .soiling
goinjr j In somo of (host'
)o?ni> In thosf agE
doMr« t mMtf r. (nyont* 3*.ith thf
price i ,\r, get the boort*.
Spiking 'a* so?& a Et.'n> \ r
K-a»oi«h rs a ritiv, Gm . Hod;..
n'-(b a 'D»fcync v vt that of .■•.■• ••
forovt-o S| 'in (rnn- tht- rorv'
rope that in North CaroEn i tm
N r ’gro ; a s*>vcr; c\-yv opportuMiTy
for advancorra n! ind eequality
The Governor on thir- ucccosiot
vas trying to « xcose the* low pn
capita income sumct&s tiv*
?tat< and -o «» ;y the h*
oited or this inex'SHub’o
posit-no w;.' ; the f.-ot that NvrJ”"
n-fkP i.;p h Eiju-e of t:
state's population. Now had th*
Governor t>een speaking b»do.re y
foreign audience i.t p'-ight have
hurae N-l-- . ' popiG:.-:ry in Nor *.’
Crirolina war >,o : hiftierr ano
econom:c hancicaf/ so the slaie'c
(■' '• •
If- r:ad
errors to di.vorirnin-i!f* against, them
selves bv o.'vnS'-mrjy tDeir rorrea
for;,: effort: U> C--v i; . Park, o
wouud s(»cm h owe v<- r that they
would h \e the t r nt& tv d«'rtuu b
that tile i.-1.-.-c >;< dcar.cd up. A
stroll through the plcmi: an > n*
«!>'« so-callct: . iik >; a
chock- -, .e-u -abr Tu • ground
arc so litwrcd v.-ith
and an n-'-sort'd .fccutv.-.iißlion of
you are , nlrtuig through a pig pun
instead >■( a Mac, for pc .pie to
ipii down and e;:l.
T, . ■ ~ wii.n Mr.-.i;','
sounds those days, c ho, for in
fiance, wuilcl eve t. to hi-;.,
the C'v; f .1 •• r'-o i.f tr - ..-tut.-'s
highest S'- * -.nil-;-::* - hr lie
f'.anco of l-ts iav; nf !no la.nd ami
‘hen (xurt-s-: ’ anp. fi-.at .Nc
sri,.-K ’could diit. it isn't bkelv
that M: Barr, hdl w:.i h.*v< ha
ll ope reaii/od m this ir.sianc.-
because own thou;:- he. .1 tn.-.n
*.vho has taken a s.>l i-r;• >i oa»h to
uphold the Constitution of tl\c
United Stiles, seems willing to
disregard that sworn obligation, it
is not vary likely that he will find
many Negroes who arc willing to
follow him in disregarding a man
date from the Supreme Court oi
the nation.
DURHAM MAN
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE !i
ed, a beastly man.
The fact tnat Harris, who finish
ed a road term in February for
permitting Ids eyas to peer too
thoroughly and directly through
window.-- in the wee hour,? of the
nfght. had no bearing nr the
judge. Harris told the Court that i
I*-rf,. i,^, : * 'U. /•-'' f
a •~W m*m k
\ fcp
f A' *-■ £A-
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/iAV WD .ROCKY STbN CU'Volflnd’A Kodky (‘a-tbilant v!t*ft>
jidiS fMc-midkljevvcij'bl uh:"n>f.\ Suirar Kay ffubiitsan A.r-ft ithomt a*'
Mgivru U-r .t .Jta'y '.'.’b'i fijfhl the Cow in Sivri Fraw*
’ A uu; R- ; cc>Gi! fmr mi i*VArttuftl crack at tii**
crnvn of Dari “IJ-A'." U»Non Ikhind ?h»* sott:* at ihe InternnUonol
UoxbijE Cb;b .ulqiiaflprs in >#",* York nrr »}anii't O, S’nrris
Üb' pr< k vy. I rc-:J Spies , * vu< , ;*Uvi* »ncr*--fary of iho Urmirim-*
Ikisirig ciuh. \ '\prr : «* i'hotih.
\t**y btid i)<e:i
nns t m- evvi'iin. V*.•
inf Dm 1 •:• ‘D-v* <\ ■>;* tek an* ! b;**
r«r ; v H iri •■-.; y *.b \ ( *' b ' i
ribeih- have Soutv W's? 0.-hw;! I v
t;ii. rotdiali*y rh-' r :v' baJ ;ny y
ca wHN N)/- v erutn.
GOy ( MARGE!)
iCONTINnO FROM FA OF 1
lion S'Djjc-f's 'were imablr to
ol)Ertii the coop*-ratbon of thf*
girfN parents in to brine
action against Canty fur ibis
aUe.ee*? offertsu
C«--r:‘E.-w.u jifi
thin#"' b\ii ideal The house
.’ x 1 v< fnO
for in CO familios. U! of whom
are reioieri The hou?c has been
ii-<- hut is stiii occtipisMt oy tu‘-M’
V. ; dp;- 'filJ'*' }!'•.•■»•« T 1 ■!'*i ;V '• "i- • ;■»
GOITERS DOSE
( ONTINUFD 1 ROM V Utf- 1
.i's-rio :v rhiusiy l')? n ;yi, ;
sion mcOm-v'd s/ult 1
Don’ta
, i-.m ,om i ——n—■ in wihww » wwi— —
'Obeying That Sign Mean* Safety and Comfort of Others "
Van fomcA
T , | n t| ■u.iiii - -,ii I,
h yv
%l£ CAM’fPAKCS -frur BOY, CAN HZ INTBJZMiG&tON // "
C^^rWSAAt&U
George B.P. ■.'•:*-, *:t.ting in Meek
.erbutg Supcri.-.i Court, held that
the iT.slrictiorr. uc-c valid
Thy Suprcaie Court acting on
th" >:vc:ti of t'rc Ni.gro p>*t it lon
ers. -inhi-.iil .tudJ-f V.. Mon's clcci"•
ion regarding M e Bu rnnger det-a
but modilind ins judgment, tr
arditij the Abur.U Rca'tj Con. -
nan; land.
In the ialler deed the court
"u'eci that while it con* a inert a
reverter piovision. it docs not
.specify that the land should re
vert to the grantor However, the
Barrihcr-r land would automati
cally revert, to hiir-, jf Negroes use
it.
V V. SCHOOL CASE
. CONTINUED FROM VAGI Si
of pupil: at Motcai High .School
and their parents against the
count.’ school hoard and sup
erintendent Oft .lutv us. conn
s'! for the plain tiffs art* c.\ •
peeled to request a decree that
*■ .-.!*■• ■ tli l'n completion ot
integration [dan* no later
than September. if*ss with
s,:ir' to !><- pat in:, ctfei.
r i tat.a *i. ;;, Neplember.
1 ‘i.'ifi.
Ci'or '-hr h'-ard snd sup
i inU-ndcru a,. -ly ry. a
decree i;,M -.u-.' 4 \ no . dlst <
for infr-grai.ion ui.: would allow
rb" defendants wide latt.Pude.
1 Prince Udward’s hoard of sup-i
: ervtsors has lefused to budget th"
necessary money for operation of
j the schools In 1955-W*. in effect j
su-applng the public school sys
tem. An incorporated organiza
tion of private citizens 1.- soloe.t
irsK $1*12.830 to und.-rw-ile the
i salaries, of white teachers mid
says that it has $106,000 Ir pledg
es and contrihurions
NORFOLK BOARD
(GONTINUUD FROM PAGE 1)
31,
At, the same time. Hie boaid
said that nn "unstudied” ap
proach to the problem of tn’p-.
gratlon or "lucre lip service to a
principle co-jlri ieopaidiz® the
aims of all and might vv: 5 1 ie-. i to
di; int'-.rol ion. rathe'- than in
tegration in &ny fi an
'We believe " said Hie board,
“that oiri primary cluty is t<:
preserve, and promoti' the wel
fare of ail the children inveh
e*l. thruugh education, and
tnat any system bv us ad
ministered must h> devi-* d
lo arhieve this eiit! - iitiin lir
iram.-work of th • law. '
Norfolk is a T of app;.:xi
•nately .lOO.Ohf- x ith a reti.i of
white pupil; to Negro no* guitc
3 t>*. 1 lap t. sion. Norfolk's
schools had 28 “42 white pupils
and H.SDB Negro pupils. B; the
195*5-57 session, white enrollment
is expected to be clr.se fc* ;4,00''
and Negro eproltmen* 1?.870.
SC'A ITS TO DIE
(UONTINUFD FROM PAGE l ■
In its decision the. Supreme
Court .aid that the trial war “in
ail respect.? 1 airly conducin'! by
a competent, and experienced
judge, and in our opinion, there
is no legal ground to complain of
the result
Scales dia not testify during the
trial, out officers said that lie told
them that when Mrs Cook re
buffed hi. advances, he ! k *
butcher knife and .'tabbed he- re
peatedly. He had entered Ua
home officer? say rn the pre
text of using the telephone.
FEDERAL JUDGE
lUONTINTFn FROM PAGF i
cliildr"'! of Old I-'ori as had
been pit pared for white child
ren. T plaintiffs dirt no*
ask 'h new school be built,
but < krri that equal fa
citii!. -. made available for
their < itdrcu, The County
School Hoard agreed that tin
facilities were not equal
Judge Wnriick listened to ar
guments from both sides and
then dismissed the suit on the
ground that the high court
bad outlawed separate ,-tj'ie-.
tion afid therefore then wax
no merit in the soil.
The decision wv - aupeak-d '•
!.-- 4 ii c •'•'! ' -’ Ml -t of -\i)D'f*b
■The plain*;ff? ihrough the-ir at
*orn«'v; T - * and Mitchell of
Kal'-'-g: ve no*trc ih it < '*:<"•
W«.i>.i;d owe 10 f gilt, for priaWT
facllitie.-. Tiv v contended that
brick aod innta? wore not
only pierontti'-*> s to equal fart;
iticr-. They vowed to file » petition
fo> gdmiss:on o! Ncg.-o children in
;he whßr school of Old Fori »-
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THE CAROLINIAN
i term.
There vms wide specula* i n tha*
the judges decision gave strong
j support to the filing of a petition I
and to the admission ol Nvcro’
' studentr to Hie white sciioul. Tin
Board has not atf-empt' i to build
a school foj race children a- d
gave uc IndlcMfii.n that it would
There were school officials wfv
said that 11 c law had b«ci; hand
ed down find there wa nothing
left to do hut to ->blde by it,.!
F'.ain.if's did not cons’de; this
as statement that then child
ren wouid i-,e admit-led and con
'.inuert to naV'c plans to have the
Board comply with complete ac
cept no <
r>es«‘grt\jr;ition Front
l < ON'TIN I i I) FROM I' .Uiri 11
study the local sohoc)
t iorj 'IV'A)' n iV
DURHAM
I'URHAM The Du; ham Boa id
of Educ:iti,n has schedul 'd a hea: -.
ing cn the school desee reg. l •
problem foi July li at wht'-h time
r»*prr ::entativcs of the N.AACF are
exiv'-cted to be heard
CHARLOTTE
CHAHLOTTE- The Ciiarlotte
School Board last week appointed ,
a committee o> three «.f its mem
bers to study the local school th
seen-gation problem.
GREENSBORO
GREENSBORO Thf Guilford
County Board of Kdu< xtton has
author)-'ed a committee to Tver
the problem of racial mho:ration
m th; public schools.
NAA CP PI .A NS
i UONTINt FI) FROM PA« F t •
thikhen to attend h white schcioi.
m Their community.
The NAA f V spokesman
-tail'd further that should
the lo<-a! Board deny the peti
tion that" the Association was
prepared ; > bring suit so that
a Federal Court could pass on
the Board’s defiance of lb«-
Supreme Court decision of
May 31.
Th* CAROLINIAN cor; tat ted
many members- of the Board, in
cluding Superintendent -Sander
son ar.d most, of them agreed that
'the request of the local N A ACP.'
had no bearing on ht Board's
announcement The information;
further revealed that the Board
; had been working on the matter.
i for a Jong time and when the re
solution to continue the same
pattern came up, with an eye to
ward compliance in 1956, there
was not a dissert-:r<p,
One member of the Board told
•he CAROLINIAN that it would
be stupid for the Board to think
that It could defy the law of the
land and that its only course va
to begin at. once to seek the most
feasible ways and means to com
ply Superintendent Sanderson
Sold the CAROLINIAN that- the
: statement stood for itself and that
he v.onld no* make am comment
for oi against it.
The info;mi'm also said Um>
ehctric cooking’s '
(MKs)fel <sw/
Smuetpe?
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CAROLINA
POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY
Mis local NAACP had the backing
of the R.ticlgh Ministerial AJU- .
ano ind the Rolelgh Citizens As- >
■ociatio'i Other groups arc Sen. .n, i
to be n 'd> io job, the too* high
list, i
T* Bfv. t. Fisher
n-.-tor of ihr Saint Ambriinr 1
I'piM <>j»al ■' hurch her and
president of the Liieigh
t'iij.rrto Association, said, In
an interview with the CARO
I,IN IAN Tuesday that, “One
i. terribly let duwn at !lie at- j
itudes of !lie Raleigh School
Hoard and particularly if the
announced policy war pre
sented to them bv the special
committee of the school hoard.
“To is, this policy does not
siu ‘good faith’ in following
thr; iv.n the Supreme Court's itn
{(it ir illation decree of last mon
th. Therefore, it. seen;'! to ur. that
the o’ iy way open to the citizenry
of Kair.igli is ;.o begin court ac
tion promptly. As president of the
H-eVigh Citizens Association, I’ve
.al cd a special meeting for Fit
day. July 8. at 8 p.m. at the- Blood
worth .Street Y.M.C A. Member*
and f i tends of the association are
urged to be present."
STATE BRIEFS
i< ONTINUEI) FROM PAGE n
'nm Nation Royster. Allen C;a * -
forii, T. W. Pennington. Sink John
.-.'-m, Milton Patterson, Ted Wat
son. Walter Mann. Douglas Har
ris. William Tutt and Wallace
OUvm .
f iilf tt t. HURT IN FALL,
GREENVILLE - A 4-yrar
>sd child was seriously injured
here Saturday when she fell
from the back sent of an au
tomobile in which she was
riding. The injured child was
identified as Bessie Louise
Parker of Route 2, Farnsville.
the child was reportedly rid
ins in a ear driven bv An
drew Nobels and apparently
the rear door opened arid she
fell to the hard surface suf
feeing a fractured skiift and
other injuries.
GETS KXTI \OEIJ SENTENCE
GARNET • Leroy Reid of
Pearline. Florida, a. man who es
caped from a Cary Prison Farm
road gang near here, iecently had
30 days added to his original sen
tence at his trial in ‘hi; local Re-
Temple A.MJS. Zion Church 40!?
taping. Reid said that he was ser
ving 30 days given hint in Ra
leigh's City Court, for trespassing
or, railroad property when he. tied
from a group o! prisoners work
ins near the Old Stage Road,
pear Raleigh
Mi Kinney Kites Set
DURHAM Funeral services
iv ill. be conducted from Kyle.-.
Difnatan Aver.ue for Samuel Mc-
Kinney. at. I P.M Thursday. He
died Irons an extended illness at
liner l ; Hospital here Monday
nist'ht. He has. been a, resident of
Durham for a number of year.-
having moved from Duplin Cours
f> with his family. He is the
fr,the; of W her McKtnftey well
known l-i.r.-cM Meyers ejyipio’-c
and Mrs. Si eta Mamie, assist
ant minis"' • of Music, Kyles Tem
n)e Church. He is also survived
bv his cfe Mrs. Lariey McKin
ney -.mil another daughter. Sadie,
both being active members i >l
Kyie« Temple The .*}•««• one of
the oloists of the senior choir.
COLLEGE GRAD
iCONTINUED FROM FAC.f !.-
< • last week The bank has ’in
kmv-vldg ■ a* io just when the in
vestigation will be completed, but
action by the Federal Grand Jut
must await ih- completion ,f to;
proba now going on.
Mrs. Ittf* who ha* h' * n
employed by the local hank
for the past three years, s»s
'ii hoe->r graduate of saint
Augustine’s College P* r e I*
thi class of 5352. Records si
tile college show that *he was
a student of superior standing
throughout her four year {en
ure. A self-help student, she
presented evidence o( evept
ional ahilitv in her chosen
fieid of commerce, »rid busi
ness and showed promise ot a
successful career in She hn«i
ness world.
During her senior year at STn.t
Augustine's, the Mechanics and
Farmers Bank allowed Mrs •Tilf-'"
to do her practical demonstration
there. Officials at the bank were
so impressed with her efficiency
and ability that upon graduation
slip was given immediate employ -
ment.
Dr. James A Boyer, acting pre
-ident of Saint Augustine's, who
was well acquainted with M/«
.tiles, expressed himrelf as V
deeply shocked and grieved b>
the uTifortunati incident
Mrs. Jilt's, who has been n
a DOCTOR’S
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- available for comment, is married
■ arm has one son The family re
1 Moe* in Washington Terrace We,
Woman
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Tht i;i : Tly woman possessed
all of he, tw.ub’U"', but was
•-ghtly bird of bearing during
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ly it* the morning and wouV
•lay Us all day acti-ely on gaging
vi some type < t activity around
ihr ho'.i.--
Eiweral service* .sre x»h'
iislfil if->/ the Raleigh Funeral
Home Uniiav morning at, lUM.
Dr. Grady I>. L»;<vl», pastnr of
the Obcrlln Baptist Church,
ivill .jffb'lase ind burial wii*
follow in tiif Obcrlln emit
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she .«• sij, . ved ;•. one daiigh
Mis Bessie Wright, of New
York City three sons, David W
, Amo) evv of Raleigh; William B.
Andrews fir- - Yvk City; ana
Fieri D Andrews, also of New
• York City, w ra) grand and
g rca t - ;* ra ivdchild re n.
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Palm C,ub in H?ilanda!e, Florid*
i on June '.7 for a iwo veeka er
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