TAVERN OWNER FOLLS PHONY FUND RAISER
+ + 4" 4 4 ' 4 4* 4 4" j
'BERSERK HURRY ISLLS 2 WOUNDS ONE'
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I,UKV Al'lO OWNER
1 he lucky car last week wav'
■he on bearing the las mint
' | her C.\ if the owner of,
j shat car took it to SMine > ca-iii
* Service corner Cabarrus and;
' ■ '.host!worth Sitccls m Raleisb j
I (;;• received a tree grease job.
lets will nappen ever.' week, i
j V atcb for tour tug number If
! >1 follows the asterisk, vou nil!;
i ect the grease fob. The num
; •-• r ill he taken from any car!
; hearing a N C. license.
! T!t numbers this week are;
j vvt 1 ’A: A1 692: F.R-357:
| HO-332; HU 87 7; and UP-952
, M (T\*a % STh mjf r- > i* fg lf T If "H* < i > i? jF SV 4T% J- !
%,/ltlZ K/Vtzt J ■ imi iJIQSt
4-444 4 4 4 |
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PCSil] ggyjj|g
Sales Slips
SIOO Given
Each Month
Gel ihe Habit. U You
i Kta'i Get SIOO The
1 ;t A M o n t h. You
v- ill Know Hon- To
r, a ugo \ ourseit ihe
Next Month.
The management of the CARO-
Ijvl AN proudly pi oionts a now
technique in merchandising, be
ginning with its issue of March
2. The person who spends the lar
«p:;I sum of money with any or all
of j...-, advertisers, during a given
month will receive SI 00.00
This dors not mean that you
have to spend more money than
■
help you in many ways. It means
that you will get a receipt, for
everything you buy from a CARO
LINIAN advertc-'r whether hr be
yrur butcher, vcmr bak‘ v. nr your
candlestick maker. Just spend
your money with the firms that,
advertise in the CAROUNIAN. It
will also help you keep track of
what vou spend each week.
it is as simple as this. Got your
copy of ihe paper on Thursday,
check the advertisers and sec how
many of them have the things
you ill nerd. It can be your rent
collector, your bank, your real ;
estate dealer, your restaurant, or;
your groceryman. Be sure to tell j
him (hot you want your sales slip i
or your receipt, .-.sniped because
you ivii: t io win the One Hundred
Dollars bonu" money that is be
try ivrn by the CAROLINIAN
<■ your it- - eiptand sale-,
slip-; Pu» them ir. oider and a!
rpe end of i he month, bring them
r.C? Me r.v.f Martin Street. If "OU
have spent nvi'r thfi si anyone
ft fG'TIM I t! ON r AGE 2)
| State News
j g|*ig|
RALEIGH - In observance of.
Bov : • >ui Week recently, the!
Rev, D. N Howard, . rout cxecu- i
of Raleigh, presented seven !
if the handbook.* used by the or* j
•.-am-anon, to individuals and j
In;m r . y in Mm city. Among the i
.•eeipuMits were The CAROLIN- i
I AN'. Dr O W. Bullock, pastor nf
tire ¥irst Baptist. Church. Dr. W. |
<( ONTIM Ml ON PAGE ft
Ga. Would
Impeach 6 j
Justices
j
ATLA NTA ln ail unprcce- j
ihntcd move, the Georgia House I
if Hrprc cutaUvc.-i. Monday, a-;
('opted 107*33 a resolution calling
fhi* impeachment of *'t>: u. s.
?upT:ne Court Justice.-- for giv
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THE CAROLLINAN
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In N. C
VOLUME lb
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< I IN ION Itotlli II U| 'io shattered inside of a home in Clinton. Tenn., after an explosion rorli‘’<i
a Negro district thcr.- tale f ■!). It. iniuci . i '.hi per ons and damaging i restaurant and 29 other homes.
The blast, the ei::hlh sine; * • i o . ■<: oi ut leg ration riots, apparently was from a ri'tia
mite crammed .uucas- left «n a ; i.iil. t ;» iMJi S Tl IJ PHOTO,
Warns San ?e£ , alion
o * npi ’s/* i/ 1/
May i\evi¥€ i .4; c i\ h
CHICAGO E'-'i-ftt K Clin
chy. head of the Natioiiai Con
• feixnce nf (Ui < ium ind ..i« -;
I has warned of the pof-uhl? “Rt
j emergence,” of f-he irlu Kins JKlan
; 10 the South due to fears over de
: segi Pgalrloti.
However .Clinchy ■-- I ri he be-;
| Heved a revival of Uir Xian would
!be a "Temporary fiuitatp um.
I {iroviding we do a job in diaanor.-
i ing the fears and allaying them/'
Clmchy also told a news eon
if ON OKI '»• I‘OR ‘1 ! spn itVlt • t‘; < si;! of and Mrs, Jiintrs V Royer of St. .tuKtisline's Col*
S -jr, Jeff, entertained tin- Sar ’U ri • I T ru!;v sujbt at, the president's home Mrs. Buyer pave
Valentine rand' **» new inmiters « Mi - .1 .ff as .0 > hr lutifut lamp to V-<Wjtnl Dean of the Col
lege, Krsmaid I i vneh. !i'tl lr<-»« nsm,. m- he- 41 .%< 11 ?. of loyal met vice lo the college and » silver pot
to Mrs. Mabel Latham, Dean enirrHity «>f women, riuht. who served 44 years. ;
RALEIGH, N. C.
ference 'loiylay »h'tt th® anti-rh
.Tifvpftairon Wiiite CiNzenh Coun
i eilr. should be ei-'dit- . for ap
parentl v trving t< ■' violence
■iiai to wort through ' d means
'• !>e rnnnr.'f may prove a “gta
bi!r,-:r : force in human relations
; ill the South hf
Next At n» Tolls
"If the (Uthern people are a
paid oi mtermarriagr.'’ Clmchy
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vv. Lk ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23! 1957
ci r rii ov K-nrr
g* b I mi L
r ITT KBOT» O • - .fame; At-■ 1v 1 •
. sou. 52 j,-, rie sid 5 id »nd his wife. St)
r ; rV: f.fe; • a.-,n. i„;ini held
ir: the Chatham County fad on
an opor cha; ~p for :< coronal s in*
ou<*. t ’! 1 <«-" I . o n. :ht as a result
of a tight, between the couple
; und; v afternoon, according to
; Sheriff D. U Holder,
j Holder said Mot’rison was dead
of either a knife wound in the
■‘che-u or a shot from “a foreign
■ make o! pistol ’* He so id both
j wounds were, admittedly inflicted
by Morrison's wife.
Kills Two, j
founds One
BY HENRY C. MITUiI 1.l
GOLDSBORO 'MIB> Wil-
MUam R, Sutton. 36-year-old day
;j laborer was bound over Monday.
I j morning for trial in Wayne Su
. j prrior Court in the fatal shooting'
lof two persons and the wounding;
|of another.
ii Sutton, reportedly jealous,!
went berserk with an automatic
1 rifle here Saturday and killed his
! common-law wife, Rachel Parks
: 25, and her stepfather, Isaiah
: | Bus; -U. 45.
! In Wayne Memorial Hospital
II with two bullet wounds in her
( back l' Mrs. Mary Russell, mo
j j ther of the slain woman.
j] Officers said, the shooting took
j j place at 2; 15 P.M. at the home of j
j Sutton and the Parks woman,;
[ j 503 Scott. Coroner I. T. Seymour
1 1 said Deputy Luke Britt had gone •
11 in the house to serve a peace war
i j ••an! on Sutton taken out by his :
I. • "ho char-aed him with boat
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1 Past Year
[ Htotoi
BY .1. B. HARKEN
FAYETTEVILLE - An alten-
I; live audience of more than 400
I j people heard State NAACP pre-ti
ll dent Kelly M. Alexander of Char
II lot-te stress the need for Negiocs
..of the South to embark upon an
| i intense campaign of registration
Wilkins And
Ervin Clash
i
WASHINGTON A Negro
leader accused southern congress
-men Tuesday of resorting to ‘spe-
I cious talk . , . and obscene come
• dy" in efforts to block civil rights
I legislation.
Roy Wilkins, executive sec
retary of the National Asso
ciation for the tdrancrinrnt
of < Gored People, made the
charge in testimonv before
the Senate, eonstttutiuna!
rights subcor slitter
The subcommittee holding
hearings on President hiseohov. ■
er'x fouv-poinf civil rights pro
• ernm and cither “rights" legisla*
i non.
Wilkins said hopes of N>
'CONTINI i 1) ON PAGE 21
CONCORD - A 3.Vyear*old:
white, woman, Miss Modenc Ling
er. was in a local hospital this
1 week recovering, from hums j
which police say wore inflicted by;
Mrs. Jeff Rainey when !■•’ re
turned home Friday night and
discovered the woman in bed with
her husband.
According to police, Mrs. Rain
■ey told them that she setwd a
i pot of hot water from u laundry
heater and poured it, over the wo*
| man, who still was in bed. and
then chased her oiltsiue where
she beat her.
Miss Linker was taken to Ca
barrus Memorial Hospital suffer
ing first and second degree burns
over one-third of her body. Po
lice said that when she is re
leased, she will be charged with
intoxication.
According to police, they say j
: that they understood that Mrs.'
- Rainey has begun divorce pro-1
iceedings against her husband. 1
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Bus Boycott
I a . « |
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Man In Jail
El
BY SI AM \\fil i[ K
It wasn! enough fur l .rid..- Loi
to slim-slam Mr:.. Kv« lv,r> W,!,:on
out of ton dollars H< insoieil >,n
coming back for uv-.io .
money. It was Pies «>>■•;».g beck
ll>at proved his downfall.
Mir Wilson, proprietor nr flic
Tip Toe Inn on }' Davie St here,
•said a perron called her on the
telephone Saturday tnoiniie' Fo v .
9 The eiUor identified himseif as
Mr. Haywood. »i 10-.-u f;; t . .•! di
rector He told M» w ; i ! son that
she was on his lie! to .seiicti friends
from for the Reverend Martin I.u-
I liter King in Mottle .c. v A!e
I "Mr llay wood" fold M.y 'V,
j that she was down for Mil fib and
! a Mr Lie would pick it up.
That evening about ten
o'clock. Ere railed upon Mrs
Wilson and collected Ihe SIO.OO
j -lie had promised to “contri
bute." When she asked ! ;•
for a receipt for the money ..he
"as told that Air. Haywood
Mould send her a receipt iatrr
After Lee had gone, Mrs. Wii
i son called ivh Haywood at the
| Raleigh Funeral Home. Mr Hay*
| wood was no', in but the assistant.
I manager, Mi. Greene told Mrs
; Wilson that he felt reasonably sure
i that Mr. Hay-a pod dui not know
■ anythin;; about the matte;
A little later on. Mr. C. A. Hay
-1 wood, Jr. called Mrs Wiiag) and
j voiced the same opinion
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12c
Lise where
NUMBER 21
HU ttta*i 4ibnrn
111 IHAi ifiUlllltn
HIGH POINT - Tlv- murder
trial of two young Nerrom e'ev.-
ed with the robbery-situ vy oi a
white trl i fab drive; in re I ; ■ I
month had been potuponed until
j the Mtt; eh 11 term cf Guiltord
Connu Superior Couri
, Guilford Solifttv tloraer 1G
1 uegay po- ’ potted lit-:- <*a. ; .e of
- Bunton and -luhr. Km: ■ ft .
both; 31, as well Uv> •ai.tu •
oi the docket, m wl;;<li wan.ins
; were .signed by Kt&n Poi.iv. p'i ;
Korncgay poaljioncd the r •
I !( ON TIN l ill ON PAG; 21
and voting in order to make Him
.' selves felt by their poiitice! tv; •
i. sentat ives in a befoi e rl
Pa.vetteviUe NAACP ch.r.i:or :-u;
■; day.
Alexander. bead oi the
North Carolina MAO’ < on
frrnir* since this, said. 'ln
spite of all the reprisals and
resti lotions against Negroes
and (lie NAA( j’ during 1!*16.
ii proved lo he the best ir.ii
for the organization m :!-•
history." I'xplaitifng the eon
tuuiai unirsi exhi' iied by Ne
arors fiver the ril i'v<l of the
majority race group to .:<co;il
1 full oil.t7,enship MaMix to
them, 'Ue van der said. "The
Negro in Hie South run no
longer conform <o the pattern
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AMONG LEXINGTON'S FINEST • .Tames Nelson Farter, left
and Leroy Pearson, newly appointed police officers in Lexington. who
i have begun active duty as members of the police force in that city.
< A lully-cquipprd patrol ear has been assigned to them. 1
mr •‘•'•"'•wips**"- •'• - "" " ' ■ " . * 1
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’'OK nun.S YYOKS.'t KS- t.ATION'y Miss Gsirdvp Singh of
r»Ti,iah. India, representing tin World University Service group,
ivyooieci North f arolina <’ollesr*s ftrotherhood Week observance last
weekend with a pita lor belter understanding of world Affairs by
I S. citi/.ens. ami especially student groups. Am*ric#Bs a ■*■ danger
ously unaware of world affairs, according to literature distributed
diinn . ill: Singh’s vi.it Net's V\V. \ .sponsored tlv finds visit.
Miss Portia Hurt of Hillsboro is YtVt V president at NCI"
/yj * * n i
k,lmten .blast
P Q <q>q jr
<MINTON. Ter n Pclic» *M
ed some 700 pcixor.s iti Hie Hiui ; -
day uig-iit dviiaip.iiiv .. of a 7,'igif,
section of race-tmublrd Cantor, '
bul "fiouc Ol them hay been ! n;:r.n
in to eu-gody.” <
Chief Doi'iUty n.ibcit. Aiireti :
said " i'';>'i'f' are no new develop
merits in the cas«. ou! vve r-re
ivorkiiig day and night to tty to ,
brjog in the persons rospoiistbie .
for the bla 1 '
AV ! d' :-;>rea d flanri'n ri-Mdi-'
ed a!’:-! ,t nStile man planted
• suite.isc full of dynamite in
NA ACP Frv-ve
T jps l T 3 ri
J. I*l. .a O C-l W J. ~^C\f
RICHMOND. Va. An expret
ed phowitown bt i v.-vn the NAA< 'l'
A’id tAVCi .ia ; i' icy 1.-,1,, five loiil m 1
te* 5 i ’ ing to curb the activities
ol the Nerro group in yirgitn.i
fiz/.led out Tue fi;iy when a lienr
>ns here in Federal court war;
t>fi -tponod until Feb 27.
N. A Arp Mo Oliver AA , li.il
bad i-kcd l edcral Hi,trict
Judge Sterling llukiie.snn tor a
the !o. i; ' (if Iho Neg. l scrtlOT'.
i•- . j-v, son* o etc »047., in
.used .lift ;) homes .jrarrrd.
H by far tiie most rjoistiue
' • ■'< Ol ■ fu;niosiO'i> .set of?
iwr Clinton High S hooi v.ar
!'■ *:ioU:.' it>. w rtt• ed b; Federal
euiu i, order last August,
tl'-d Cross Aids lytltns
M u.wh;|r a cilivpl rommlf
beadfiu:, i.’rr ri; .•icc < *ptmg
;■<. loi Hi' ■' Ililitk'; Wji
'aim ciaina i>) C V tireyne
And' ;: e C’ounfy L«d Ci or.i
11 ON 1 INI MI ON IMCt M
Iruijio; an rr-Ur.iiiiei? order
*- 1 -1 J a Sobpo-’ot from a
Riehaiond Otv ('omi order.
eU tile \ ) P i') oprri ils
nifo-. -hip lolls for public
inspection.
liic >ll tpie-n:i obtained by two
"Watchdog’ ('oinmiticf-r of ('llO
Virginia Ct' ufi.ii Arscmbly. would
hove b-'Ci* cfleejiVv' iji; 1, Wednc.--
. Rill Hit . I’"', lit*- C : • TCJOf the
i" inoc also ties np (he .«i;hpo-'.iia
ft'!' U- }fa- ' 0)10 I ir.t vers.
Bolt Miles indicated today they
; COiC idlT (he , ■ p.tiv’i-j-ieiit 3
’Moral victcuy. H>U pointed out
<< O n ■"( IS 1 Ml n\ ni.r 71
j By ROBERT G *H£PAB.»
i BUFFOON Vi , i -tP, . Jf! ptjff, d»-
fmer a buffoon aa don n; on*
who fiinuse.-i people with tricks and
joke.- limy aptly North Carolina's
senior U. S. .Senator, Samuel .1.
j Kn'ln fits Ihr above tjcsctripiion )■
! brought t-nt by m edlton.it in a
1 local daily The. nrwgpape) j - ap
j parfiill,v in full ac-m.-i with Mr.
Im-v.m fight 1 in 1 (he uropered
. riyi.l ru,k 1 irl 1 ;o11, tno 111 yft ■
1 l.v hejnc talk 'd to rlea 1 h b-- intol
j era 11 -Southern ”tSla(csrnen , but
j it cci'ld not jitomunli some of th»
'rlowneh distortions o f truth 111*
j scnalnr ha n\oiled to in In;, a-,-,.
| pcaifUH e before the Senate Sub*
Campo It t ibi’ pi novt hear! rtf
both the proponent and the ep,
! poison!; of this proposed measure.
Tie urn and Bailey Cirrv*
iii.i.v have fnld-d but nelson; whe
i itu’-Ks- tl the disgusting antics of
; the- -date’s son it -i .vnator lt< Wash
| inaton iasl wool; may well have
w'ondt reel If the circus had r,cv
i abandoned the ;.aw dust t ing to th«
! comnnUot HK,m of the U. S. Sea*
j ate.
IH-IMOt‘RATS’ S IT t'CHIL*
DRF.N: A great deal of good
tnav come oat of the present
furor caused by the refusal of
(hr governor and his hud get
1 otnmission to offer state em
ployees a derenf wage Inr reuse
1 (CONTINUER ON FACE ?.)