TROUBE MOUNTS FOR ATTORNEY WALK E
WHERE THREE T>IEI> IV FlßE—General view of tV <*««nr where f?ren*m ' >••■* week baitled a
flash fire that turned two adjoining Harlem tetx-meni ' ; h*o .< •••.*■.« Etiling (hiri per
sons one a 22-month-old baby—and in hiring five «thei-•; i| \* .jpm - »Ml»t n>.
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AWARDED MASTERS Mins
.Teanne Valesca Eaton, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eaton of
South Tarboro Street. Raleigh
v as awarded the Master of Arts
Degree in February by Columbia
! mverrity, New York. Miss Ea
ton earned the B. S. Degree in
Home Economics at Morgan State
college, Baltimore, Md., and is a
member of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority. She was recently ap
pointed to the staff of th" Itp.
parfmeat of Welfare in New
dork City,
Blond Fined
1. 1 Bm Fight
MONTGOMERY. Ala—A City
jud-e fined 3 white man 550 on
Monday on charges of slugging
a Negro woman oho had a ‘Con
stitutional Right'’ to keep her
seat on one of this city’s newly
integrated buses.
In the first incident of violence
In several months in connection
w.-.h the tran.hr integration. James
Grice, white. 31, was accused of
striking Miss Josephine Boldin.
IT-, with a wrench.
("’•rice had in turn charged Miss
Bo;din arid two other Negroes
V'ith assault .and battery as. the
result of 3 general melee. Miss
B-ddin and cue of the women who
was said to have gone to her rs
yctance were acquitted The char*
>” s apsmst the other woman were
not pressed
Judge Eugene Loe said he did
r/t bate bis verdict on the Su
preme Court order to integrate
•C ON TIM ID ON VAC-1 i
Youth Remains “Critica l ”
After Being Shot Here
A ;-j c3l:bH pJstoi bullet ripped
ir.to the back of Charles Hinton, 18.
Tuesday night as he allegedly
’■'■ood in front of Mack Sanders’
f -' f> till Davie Street, police re
ported, sending young Hinton to
Saint Agnes Hospital
H*‘ remained conscious for a
u bile in i’lc hospital enter-
S“ncy room uul talked with
Detective Sgt. J. 15. Upchurch
end lames Stell
Fired shortly before It p ni.,
Vote Att’y Fine 9 $ Car
jP «is* fij #4 @»S 'im-«3 r f "V-W ?ff 4Rf
lfllin@i t L 4u « ~ii , u l4
! RY ATF\ANDER BAP Nr
j LOUISBUEG - Atiom- v
jR. Walker is re -Ply ’■ •
I j what it moons f«» ch-: 11 ■ ?, >n the
! cause of democracy and we
j though im hr. lam tinfeed in th<
Northampton C.-unty an- h.v
I j had suffer rn. f;v r>< 1 '• ;»ftors?
j due: to the fact that hr t.. i. !;•
j his people arc domed certain uu
I zeftship rights., hr faced new h-w;
j bles m Franklin County lost week
The trouble s srtcil »> hen Us
I i is reported to have been travel
! ing to Raleigh to present Me
Louise Lassiter’s ease to a
three-man federal court judic
iary Friday morning when his
1942 model automobile wrr.t
bad, near Langford's Store lo
cated in the Centerville see
ilon. aboul 13 miles from l > i
The car is reported to have
1 given out and Walker went io
| Langford's store and asked tint
the ear be polled oft the high
■nay.
j According to Sheriff C W'l;
j Perry, Tyree Langford pulled fh'
car to his store, where it remained
until Saturday. If was then (hot
j the car was carried about 20fi wu-ns
1 to Pleasants 1 Garage, where it was
| found to have a broken axle. Pi,-, -
T sants told the CAROLINIAN tfe: <
j he fixed the axle and had it n-., :!v
| when Walker returned to pick up
I the car.
i Upon arriving at Pleasants’ Ga
| raze. Walker is alleged to hav-~
| started inspecting the ear I* v
then that it vas discovered that
! the seats and upholstery had beer
1 ! 1 ipped beyond repair Walker im
i mediae !y notified Plea:-,nr, 1/ that
the interior of the car had been
I almost destroyed and he inouired
las to 'a-hat had happened, ho-.y arid
j by whom. It war- then that John
| Pleasants, owner of the gurnpe. told
1 Walker that he did not know’ '.‘.’hat
i had happened, nor when,
Pleasants told the CAROLIN
IAN Wednesday that he did not
look at the inside of the e;»,-
when it was brought in rind
could not account tor the dam
aged condition that it v.-as
found in. Pleasants further stat
ed that he contacted the sheriff
shout the ear The sheriff said
that be visited the garage a
bout 700 p.m Wednesday and
found that the car had been
damaged on the inside. The g.j-
the bullet entered the right side nl I
Hinton's back, cut through a lung j
and lodged in his chest.
Hinton gave officers the t’.Ort
block of N. Haywood Sticei as
his home address.
Wilbur Lr-c Conyers. 20-yrar*ci).d '
cx-GI is being sought after a |
police alarm was- broadcast fur his
arrest last nigh). He i« wanted for |
fiuestionin? in the shooting Con- I
.yerr ha.' « City Court irr<• -1 f.»r t
larceny,
rj £v K! ■* *1 v. f • s fjM vj »i( t-0 t»ik
the i AUO.LIMAN and re*
tVrred the ?’ to the sheriff. \
1 ■'■ : h: i■ f ;•.td 1 hfjt he w6nt to j
•t thf- rer. the insistence of i
Vv'hu c-s n fine man and j
it he \• It th(- •>: ov-'ner want- \
■J h‘> do cver.yfhnig to ascertain 1
h- ! rprfily happened. Lawyer j
• r ->uid not be reached as.
jrnr- noared. He is reported j
k ' i * .1 tb,; tnc examination j
■!•- ’"-ir rr.vi a!*>d liiat the inside j
the i.c had !-•■ n > ippi-d by some I
P >. ■ :r and that quite a|
w es his personal papers bad i
’• ' •: - i over and that there i
■ v ; of gri-aso ha' inc been |j
Hbj Lie i on.; who entered the j|
"d; IN .>• v wus not able to j
>v low fy if yy.is wmg with the |
di-m nr what tv: thought
wot: il> ib!-: , find Both the !
c.v n; ; .md !hc sh-.-rdf felt
i ■ it war. the work of some
but neither charged it
1 'a- *oc« ;; nt Walker had been
a-'ive in racial r,afters. The
| o'vpc- ;ai--,i that there was
Sunk ;• ard near where ihc car j
; * ,v >n ior. -d by W direr but h"'
d not say that this had anything
i do with the damage inflicted j
re in the car *
Happy Khmer New Year.
PITCHER MEETS PRESIDENT
-too r.ruc' ,Ir.. pitcher for the I.
c i in from Lyndon Outer. Vermont,
i i the White House., look'.- on. Sec on
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+ + 4 + + + + -f -f. !
||n
# Bomis I
fft Mopey
8 Killed On Highways
Woman From i
lMov::.g Car
GASTON—RaIph Patillo, 30. Os
! Roanoke Rapids, was jai'-ed here
m default of 5300 bail on charges
of dragging his wife, Mary, from
1 ilia automobile she was driving
I Sunday night and leaving the
! dri’- eiless vehicle rolling along the
; highway until it smashed into a
j roadside telephone booth and the
-ids of a store building.
The PatiHos. it was reported,
were returning to their Roanoke
Rapids home after visiting in the
‘Lawrenceville Road” section. It
appeared that they engaged m
a. wordy hassle as the car reached
j the intersection of Highway 46
and 48 in the middle of Gaston
about 11:30 p.m
Mrs. Patillo. it seemed, was not
| at all satisfied with her husband’s
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State News
-IV-
Brief
WRECK VICTIM
SNOW HILL June Warren. 47,
j was killed last week. 11 miles
north of here on Highway 53. in
the wreck of a speeding car. ac
cording to a repori from the State
Highway Patrol.
SODA SHOP ENTERED
Raleigh Samuel Clarkson's
Community Soria Shop. 117 F..
Hargett Street, was entered
.sometime over the weekend by
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T—President Elsenhower erects
L.vdon Teachers College baseball
as the boy’s father, a doorman
nd from left is Roland LafayotU
THE CAROLINIAN
12c
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inN.c. 2—bar- 20 PAGES »*zLS
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VOLUME 16
OUCH—OUCH—OUCH!—Mixed emotions are displayed by (left to right! Herbert, Emily Ann
and June Ann Wooley, IQ-month-old triplets of Austin, Texas, as they receive polio shots from Mrs
Gaile Burkhart as Mrs. Rath Lang holds them in position <! MTED PRESS PHOTO'
Literacy Vote Law Case
Reaches Federal Court
Three North Carolina women
were the plaintiffs last Thursday
when North Carolina’s newly a
mended literary test for voters
coach. Entire team, which played in the area, called on (he Chief
Executive at the White House last week and presented him a gallon
of Vermont syrup, f UNITED TRESS PHOTO).
RALEIGH, IST. C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY APRIL 37. 1937
was challenged before a special
three-judge Federal Court
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ODOS-ENDS
|J By ROBERT G. SHEPARD
LETS ALL VOTE SATURDAY:
| Saturday, April 27, is Primary Day
| m Raleigh. On that day we noinin
:r j at.e 14 candidates to run in the May
| election for the seven city council
I positions. We ako nominate can-
I didates for the position of judge
1 of the Raleigh Ci’yCourt but since
I 'be present City Court tudge is
j the only candidate for that pon
| non. voting to nominate him will
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j fhis Week s Advertisers
The merchants listed bH
Money Stores.
PAGE 2
Mr. .Joseph Winters
Goodman's
Arnold Jacob's Vo;or
PAGE .1
Ambassador Theatre
Tilton Shoe Shop
Renn’* Toyvtlle
Jones & Christmas Service
Sanitrry Grocery
Famous Bakery
Raleigh Funeral Home
PAGE 5
Hudaon-Belk Company
Lewis Sporting Goods
Tip Top Food Stores
First-Citizens Bank A Trust Company
PAGE 6
Hunt General Tire l ompanv
Acme Ite.ilty Company
Joyce a- Bailey Furniture Company
S M. Young Hardware Company
Good son’s Grocery Ai Meat Market
Gem Watch Shop
Lewis Radio <V TV Clime
Public Service Company of V < . Inc.
PAGE 7
The Hood System Industrial Il.mk
j A & p Super Markets
! Twin-Inn Service Station
.Mr Elvis Rand
Clvella Beauty CnJleg.
NUMBER 33
.80 Year Old
pan, Ssrl, S
Meet Deaths
i
Highway deaths cer the Easter
; weekend mounted to eight, in
North Carolina. South Carolina
and Virginia.
At Warsaw. Vs.. three men wer»
killed and four others injured
when two cars slammed into *.
soft, drink truck near there on
Monday.
State trooper L D Isbell sa-d
the two cars both headed North
at a high rate of speed, plowed
into i.he truck which was making
a. left turn o i State Route 3.
The three victims were Isaae
, i Miller. 21, of Kinsdale, Va.. Phll
! lip A. Newman, 20, of Tucker Hill.
| Va, and James Philip Bryant, 21.
lof Warsaw Miller, driver of one
| of the cars, died at the scene while
i I Newman and Bryant, died Monday
| ; night, at. hospitals.
Driver of the truck, Albert, Clerk
' j of Mulch. Va., suffered only minor
i injuries. Three, other persons were
i i hositalisaed
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jEonus Money
Program In
I Third Wonth
The second month of the CARO
. TJNIAN'S Bonus Money Program
I ended Wednesday of this week »t
midnight
Persons who participated in the
- promotion during the second month
are urged to get their receipts or
, purchase slips into this office no
later than noon on Monday, April
29- The winners will be announced
1 in the edition of May 4
The third month of the Bonn*
money Program (May) will be
gin Thursday morning, A
pri! 7.5, and ends Wednesday.
Mav ?3 I here, will be five
weeks for competition In the
1 j third month, enabling morn
j
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low are CAROLINIAN Bonus t
, Dunn's Esso Service
I PAGE 8
Carolina Builder* Corp
Caveness Insurance Agency
Watson's Seafood A- Poultry Co. In-
Mechanic* <y Farmer* Bank
Um stead *. Transfer Co,
; Dillon Motor Finance Compiay
Ridgeway's Opticians
Bloodworth Street Tourist Horn*
Heater WeU Company
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of Raleigh
Warner Memorials
Deluxe Hotel
PAGE 3
Sanders Motor Company
Blackwood's
City Motor Company
Carolina Motor Sales
Sir Walter Chevrolet Company
PAGE 18
It. K Quinn Furniture Co.
Fisher Wholesale Company
Poole’s Pie Shop
N. C. Products
Edward’s Shoe Store
Carolina Power A: Lir.hf Company
Longview Plumbing A Heating Co.
Green Cleaners
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j Electrical Wholesalers, tnr.
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