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VOLUME 16 RALEIGH. N. C. WEEK ENOH’G SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14. 10,7 NUMBER SO
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LOUISVILLE Ky.-~-On.e- of the;
vDriest demonstrations ir. Baptist I
his:tory was witnessed here cn i
Wednesday. Sepf. 4. at the after
noon se. : of tire National Bap-J
tint Convention. Inc , when Presi- j
<>.'.* J H Jackson and his sup- :
porters by a shrewd, unexpected!
maneuver, had the convention's;
ru •:•« suspended, tenure of office j
r.vemu’eri. resulting in Jacksons!
re-election by unanimous tote.
On Tuetda.v. *vhfri (he board
of directois met It was re
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Jim Crow
In Church
Assailed
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1 OBERLTN Oh'o—A study com- 1
mission front North Carolina told
the ‘ World Council of Churches
Monday that Christian churches |
should drop their racial and eco
nomic barriers.
In a report presented to the
North Americten Faith ’and
Study Conference here, the
(CONTTNTTEn ON FAOF I)
ODDS-ENOS
By ROBERT G. SHEPARD
NO, MR. GOVERNOR: During
8 recent TV end radio speech,
Gov. Hodges again voiced his de
tire that Negroes in this state
necept “volunteer segregation "
During the speech, Mr. Hodges j
asked if there are any Negro lead-!
ers in this state who can see the 1
wisdom of urging their people to
comply with his suggestion. By
now, it would seem that the gov
ernor would have had his answer;
to Jhis auest-ion, which he has pro-;
posed to Negroes on several oc- 1
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<*BTS ELECTRICAL AWARD
Richard Bowling, Greensboro
youth accepts the Duke Power
Company Award for 1951 for 1
having won out in competition
mioev North Carolina. New Far- i
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JAfLED FOR (VAT MXf; - i\> ?.?Kf *• ? * • vhn V, >'pr, shown before mirrophonf in Wins ion*
| S&lcnt addre sn? a jeering cw f l. v. j > m•* a -h rvurtlv of Negroes, war- taken into custody
j tv> icp this wpek for iMcitinv a iiuf, :r j ,r *> >•■**« * alv ■■ jp N-'is»hviilp, T Kasper’s
first arrpst ramp fast oyi thp hfpls Hip
Hf 15 trhetfutod to (urjv« a hearir.r •«, « - t .ijif M sh»- •• -t NITt n PRESS TELEPHOTO)
GreensScro St' .Mendent's
*I
jYard Scene Gs Gross Burning
GREENSBORO- A crude cnv,
apparently the work of oil her pro
| segregationists or pranksters, was
i burned Monday night in the front
| yard ot the home here of
! boro Schools Supt. Ben 1. Smith.
.Smith and the Greensboro
Board of Education recently
sent in motion the mnehlnerv
that lowered racial barwr,;
forth» first lime m North
j Carolina public school
I Police said the cross wa- nl.r i
four feet high, ft was made o!
i pine, wrapped with cloth, and
j cardboard and soaked with gnso
j line.
I Smith and police offic air, nd
I they had no idea who instigated
, the cross-burning.
‘ Less than 48 hours before, a
jwers of America in new uses of
electricity. The sward Is p,o < ci
ted by Joe V Howell igricultui
sJ engineer 'or the power com- ;
pany as W. X Johnson state |
Sk'A secretary looks on from J
small cross was burned in the
yarn of fi’dief.pic Park. School
Calmness Prevails On
Sie.lv/s School Scene
The integration situation in
'luce North Carolina ciilfj speuu:
to have hern settled last. *.veek|
with the gathering of large!
crowds hurling jeers, threats and
sticks at the few Negroes whoj
were ar.Mgned !.o "white” schools. 1
(his week, however, a calm
ness enveloped integrated pub*
center Bowling, a June bettor
graduate, of Dudley High School '
ij part ,-c',,' Irnt *v, the North
t ".roJir.i Asr.ecl,?tion of New Far
mers nt Aments. The award was 1
pir&entrit at 9 and T College :
last week I
j hero The Gillespie school was
the fiist. in 'he state to be inte
' grated last week.
lie ye bonis of Off rnshoro, Win •
si on Salem and Charlotte a s
schools began the second week
of Hie fall term. The Negro
students in these cities have
reported for r)as*-es without
Incident.
Dorothy Geraldine Counts. 15,
a student at Charlotte’s Harding
High School, who was jeered and
struck by a small stick last Wed
nesday, returned to class Mon
day. Her parents said they kept
her out of school Thursday and
Friday because of a. sore throat.
She walked into the building al
most unnoticed Monday with Dr
Edwin Tomplins, a friend of her
family.
CCONTtNUED ov PACE 3)
Allen Universitv
tr
Is Barred From
Teacher Training
COLUMBIA. S. C.—The state
board of education Monday
barrred Alien University, church
supported Negro Institution here,
from the state approved teacher
i’sining program, reliable sources
reported.
Gov George Bell Tinnier -
man Jr., ex-offielo chairman
of the board who called the
meeting, declined Immediate
comment, and Slate Sups of
Education Jesse T. Anderson,
told United Press he was "in
•t rooted not to give out any
information” on what tran
spired a* the meeting
“All information will have to
come from the governor,” Ander
son said.
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fdj- MOjjwy
WiHiamstcn
Youth Shot
By Deputy
BT I R HARREN
WILLIAMSTC N, (Special > . -
Colored citizens of this Martin
County seat, of about 6,000 popu
; lation have been aroused by what
; they fee] was the wanton or ?r-
I roneous slaying of one of this
; town’s most respected young men
who was about to return to AA-T
; College. Greensboro, for his jun
i tor year
‘Wrong Man* Angle
| Joseph James Cross. 24-v»ar
• olri son of Mrs. Bessie Cross. 109
; FfMr- Street, is believed to have
! bran toe victim of mistaken iden-
I tity as he had uist. returned from
i a summer of work in Norfolk. V>
j according to his brother, Samuel
; Cross. 26 a woodworker, who re
! sides at 798 Hannah St., Norfolk.
! Va
White Waitress Complains
Deputy Sheriff Preston
Johnson and Coroner W. W,
Ricgs told this reporter sort
others that the complaining
witness was iname withheld
from publica+inn by Iocs! au
thorities), a white waitress at
a local motel restaurant, who
! alleged that she had received
repeated telephone calls af
tempting to make 'dates' with
her After alerting the offi
cers, It was stated that a 'trap*
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S. C. Sex
Mutilation
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BIRMINGHAM? Ala. -- Police
! Sunday held a fourth white man
I accused of emasculating a, feeble
minded Negro and hunted two
more men suspected of taking
part in the racial terrorism, plot.
Jesse W. Mabry, 43. of subur
ban Hoffman, held under 55,000
bond on a mayhem charge, was
arrested late Saturday Three
other men, one identified as a
Ku Klux Klan leader, were ar
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Mart Killed In Gun Fight
Near S, C. Police Station
COLUMBIA A gun battle
broke out a, block and a, half from
the Columbia police station Sun
day and left one Negro man dead
one police officer wounded and
another with two bullet holes in
his coat.
Authorities said the shooting
started when the officers went to
investigate a report of gambling
at the downtown Spot.
Capt, G L. Lackey of the detec
tive division identified the dead
Negro as Kaleh Eggo Furtick, 38
Policeman C. K. Campkell waa
hospitalized for two slug wounds.
He was not believed to be critically
hurt.
NAACPs In 2 Carolinas
Plan October Conventions
EX J. »., BARREN
ROCKY MOUNT—Stats Presi
dent, Kelly M, Alexander and his
! staff of N. C. NAACP Conference
officers are completing arrange
ment--. for the 14th annual N. C
, NAACP Convention which eon
, vents in Charlotte October 11-1.3
j as guevt of the Charlotte NAACP
unit of which Mrs. U. 8. Brooks
is president.
Building
| Too Old,
Board Told
j
HILLSBORO— While integra
tion rocks other southern towns
and North Carolina snows no
signs of having gone mad ovei
integration in three of its princi
pal cities, this quaint, old Cranec
County headquarters finds it.-';
embroiled ir. a factional fight
to the use of an outmoded build
ing to house the overflow at Cen
tral High School.
The Board of Education, where
O’ P. Carr serves as secretary
and also Superintendent of the
schools, has created a condition
that has put A L. Stanback, pan
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INSm.ANT.F ASS'S PR EXT—
.I, W. fioodioe. y iAe-president
i and secretary c( Vert 1* Carolina l
Mutual Life. Insmun'-e 'om
pany, was named president, of
the National Insurance Assncia
] tion at the organisation's annual
I convention held recently in New
i York City. W, A. Clemen*, CLT.\
i Associate Agency Director of
| NCM was re-elected to serve a
j fourth term as secretary. Me.
Goodioe is the 32nd presiden!
| of the Association and the
fourth North ( .irolma vin’luh
| executive to head the M l ubi r l;
* was organized in Durham in
19,71, with the la.te c c Rpanld
| me as its firs* president. M now
| consists of 58 member com
j pants-s..
State News
IN
! Briof
j WU.-OEK CONDUCTS CLINIC
RALEIGH -Student." and "u
--| porvisors gathered in Estey Hall
!on the campus of Shaw Univer
sity this week to attend the Clean.*
mg Clinic, conducted by W. a
"Pete’' Wilder, local cleaning con
tractor. Bathrooms and dormi
tory rooms were the areas in
which demonstration; were giv
j on. The program was s part of
1 the University’s attempt to ac
j quaint, the students with at least
I the fundamentals of a good clean
(CONTiNt rn on page
, City Detective W. H. Rawlinson
i received a cut on the finger and
1 two slugs passed through his coat,
j causing minor powder burns, eu
| thorities said.
: Lackey said Rawlmson and
| Campbell wen), to a house near
J the police station to investigate
the gambling and a report of
illegal liquor sales at the Spot.
As the officers entered the
house, he said. Fur tick pulled a
! pistol from a couch on which he
was seated and opened fire. Both
officers returned the fire and
Furtwic was instantly killed, he
said
The complete program has
not been released by Mr Alex
ander due to the pressure of
school Integration activities
in Charlotte and over the. s*ate
during the past m> n*h. It
will, of course feature some
cut standing leaders In the
field of rivi! rl&ht* and edu
cational progress as well as
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tiiknfh m mi Lime mire nr mini iinnne
Eckford, 15, spend'- an evening (Sept tthi at h«me studying cer
school books after she had been turned wjj from Little Rock's all*
white Central High School b.\ N Hional Guardsmen earlier in *he day.
The youngster ran a gaunint oi jeer , and threats from a crowd when
she tried to enter (tie building Gov Oi'a! Fa-bn?- of Arkansas tele
graphed President Eisenhower late Sept, tth fb.it federal agent* in
I«Ut!e Rock plan to arrest him T ibt.t had ordered out National Guard
troops which blocked infejn iljon ordered R. - federal court. (©ailj.
CO PRESS TELEPHOTOI.
Faubus May Keep Troops
In Ijntil Hearing
LITTLE ROCK Ark.-- Gover
nor Orval F. Faubu-. •• iio -3
cut thf Nat 0p.3.1 Gui: -J •<•. r «••
vent integration in the Little For
Schools las' wseV:, acct-pid
•nmmons Tuesda ’ to appear
federal cmirf on ? K rt id in .
doing, the first -re r obstacle
the showdown between the V. &,
government and the governor v .:■.
overcome
The summons was handed so
Faubus by V- S Marshall Rea!
Kidd on the front lawn of the j
heavily guarded executive
mansion at Little Roc!-.
The acceptance of the sum
mons by the governor indicated i
his use of state roi.h.tn to td-* !
a federal court order might be 1
settled without a i”sort to force. I
This action war- ih p first
break in a v,of legal m-r
--n;yvpi'ing. designed te. resolve
ibe '•■Dibhoni is.sup, j week
whirh was highirghted bi the
rlrrOfn of the governor to
stand hK ground and a M up-
lonus Money iotf.li EMm
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;rh .ps made from the home, Otm.v one name should be used in submitth*®
entry.
!
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j counted.
There is a celllna of $35.00 per week for L,in er>. purchase*.
All entries must He in the office n» The r ;nni,o:i.vy Mouday nonn foljnw*
ins; the ev n.li at ion date nf fire r«f rmt hi.tr* os money pr<lo»1.
Entries mo f be so pa rut d hy in - week »*id endued in an envelop® with
the name and id dress of the entrant.
In the event of the same amount of purchases bv more than one entry, th®
award mil he divided.
A!i entries must Heat the name r*f the store from which purchase was made.
Ah entries must ?HirJe in the rule:!} or same will be disqualified if only or.e
variance is observed.
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I outside, of the envelope earning the period s entrs along with name and
address.
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i ot fi< h period.
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The fourth and final week of
she current Boney Money month
ended at midnight Wedne&day,
September 11. Participants are
asked to submit their receipt* nr
purchase slips at The CAROLIN
IAN’* office, 513 E Martin St,'
This Week’s Advertisers
The merchants listed below ore CAROLINIAN Bonus
Money Stores.
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l*lS>.'iiii; Textco Service Station
Onn-Gower Pontiac Compare
Matsenburg Grocers
PAGE 3
Char lei Store
Roscoe -Griffin Shoe Store
Mr. Elvis Rand
PAGE 4
Hudsnn-Belk Comp:, ny
Tfre Distributor*, tnr.
Pine Stale Cteamerj C'tmp->n
tones A- Christman Pure Oil Service
PAGE 7
Twin Inn Oil Servire
fins Russos Matters A- ( leaner*
Mr .Insrph Winters
Famous Bakery
Carolina Butrk Company
PAGE 8
Carolina Power A Llyht Compam
S. M. Youn.-, Hardware Company
Southern Furniture Company
Acme Realty Company
N. C. Products
P F. Cuinn Furniture Company
Burst General Ttre Cempjr-
The Hood System Industrial Bank
Gem Watch Rhtjp
Town i Counlr, Tire Strike
PACE 3
A A P Super Market*
Kflrdi
J1 ( H'** jP V’ r t jf‘ | • c..**t Kr»
f}t 5 * H ould fio 2[t i-rj V*ij£
♦rj »lp]> i-'j t c -i
(':o-'--nvv}:~' of f-ASfc tv’O)
Term, School
N-tSHHVH i !_: r .-n, An ox
p’nElnn fti ■ t ■ r, ripped the
Hattie Colton ,'''llool where on a
.-r-t f :;-t r i attended Monday
:p N•■!.•■■ mtilr .= -lolenc? - marred
: : i"?I of . r*- interra-ion.
Police -v r f.r-e blest, -a art oft
at a bom 12 15 am. CST iif
(ro'N^T’-tT, I ? c* PACE lAC S '
no later than noon Monday.
The new ?"'?rds will go Into
effort ho'.-inning with this,
she fifth Th* award*
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I PAGE in
! Blno-i Worth St Xourlrt Home
! Heater Well Company
oivenefs insurenrr Asenry
Bunn's Esso Service
Carolina Builder., carp.
SV.it.su:,; Sritood A Poultry Co. IB?.
I tlmstead Transitt Co. * Food Stare
Billon Motor Finance Company
i Ridgeway's Optician!
, Pepsi-Col* Bottling Co., ot Raleifh
i Warner Memorial*
■ Deluxe Ifnie!
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O. h Clothing Company
PAGE 1’
Hutison-Melk Company
Scott’s Toiliiftt
Vatina Wholesale Builder* Supply
Keith Super Market,
l Cru.ser Moto! Company
Holiowel! '» Cash Grocery
I F-AGF 16
Tip r ,p ;, 9 ! 'tore*
First-Ci*-n* Bmk i. trust Company
! Cltellt R--r CoU««e
Kramer's -V" -try
Amba*ij. >i ■> i Tlin'tre
Mr. 0 Km I hit: iunu
Fireitow Rto-e*
1 Washington Tdtr&co
Kalelch Funertl Horn*