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VOLUME 17
RALEIGH. N C
Teacher Slain As Lover Is Told He’s
‘Not Good Enough!’
Former Prexy
Sets Nod For j
Prison Post
Word has mad?, the Circles that, j
!):•. Harold L Tngg, former presi- j
nepl of Eli2sbeih City Teachers
College. Augustine's College ]
"«ei ex-.upervisor of Negro High I
! ; -choolb. in the stair, is soon to
tcurn to the state, in an educa
tional capacity. j
n-'e CAROLINIAN learned Wed- !
grom a reliable source that •
ths announcement will be made '
from the Prison Department in the i
rest rlav. It is expected to 3a. v that j !
Dr. Harold Trigg, well known Ne- j |
Rro educator, has beep named as j ;
the coordinator f<v- a nev eduev i
vena! that ie designed to !
i.jvr basic educational course? to i j
inm-ier c North Caroline prisons. j
[MIVTCI'm ON VAfit ')
Local Youtb
Beaten; Gang I
Now Sought
Albert -Whitaker. 17-year-old jun- ;
lor at the J. W. Ligon High School !
here was reported a "almost recov- i
•fed" from a vicious beating which '
hr; allegedly received at the hands
cf a teenage gang late Saturday
night
The. reason given for the whip
ping m«'> that, young Whitaker had
decided to continue his education, j
foseph Whitaker, a resident of !
of Sfl? Manly Street, told police
♦hat bis ton. Albert, came, home
badly bleeding and bruised
after the melee Saturday night.
The youth is reported to hove
begun having convulsions shortly
after midnight. He was rushed to
Saint Agnes Hospital where he
lost, consciousness. The youngster !
was released from the hospital j
early this week
According to a witness *0 the
t:ta'ing. a gang of three or four
boys attacked Albert.
Tb* witness, who was re‘ iden
tified sud they had .jumped him I
because had decided to follow the !
fCftWMNVTO py park «
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SHOOTING VICTIM TESTIFIES Robert Clay. 24. of Chain- j
p*igne, 111., is carried into court to testify before the Grand Jury
nt Urban*, 111., recently. Clay was shot more than a year ago and had
his spinal cord severed Miraculously, he survived, hut is now para
lyzed. His assistant is charred with i deadly weapon assault and
intent to kill. (UNITED TRESS TELEPHOTO!.
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 195«?
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AT ASSM LT TRIAL Claud Cruel), right ‘s shown chatting with Mr. and Mrs, Sherwood Turner
and their daughter, Marie, during Hip noon recess of Iho trial in Greenville, S. C.. last week of tl
white men charged with entering (hr Cruel! hom" and assaulting the ( ruelbs. The Turner children
were staying with (he Cruclls for the night as their moiher was hospitalized and the father was'staying
with her. Several of the men were sentenced to jail'terms. 1 UNITED PRESS TELEPHOTO!.
Coroner Says Woman Found Dead
In Bed Did Not Meet Foul Play
Wake County Coroner Marshall
W. Bennett ruled this week thal
Miss Flossie Smith, whoso body
was found half-nude in her bed
Mrs, A. E. Brown Suggested j
For Housing Authority Here
The Raiejgh Ministerial Alliance
headed by (he Rev Paul H John
son admonished the City Council 1
through a letter, last week to ap
, last weekend, dud of natural
1 causes,
John Davis Phillips. 12, of i
point a Negro to the position vs- .
i rated hy the resignation of Attor- j
; nry R Mayne Aibiighi white.
Mr.- A R R.-o-cr,. local busmeiM.-
tcovTiM rn on page ?.)
State News
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Brief i
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MOLT CASE MOTION DENIED
RALEIGH .Judge Dun Gilliam 1
of (he federal court domed a mo
tion o f the fedora! court for sum
mary judgement in ihc Joseph
Holt .Jr. segregation case
Tuesday. He jet next Thurs
j day a? a tentative date for a pre
j trial hearing. The motion was fjI
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QDDS-ENDS
By KOUMIT G. SHEPARD
!
MORE THAN PASSING SIG '
NIPJ.CANCE: The fact that Mr/:. j
Yolda Mciv. foreign minister of ;
Israel, is planning a vi-it to As- j
rica next month lon the purpoe; !
of inaugurating a miniature 1
“Point 1 Program ’ In the hide- j
pendent African countries, is far j
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NUMBER I*
Lnuisiana. who was being held
on an open charge, pending the
outcome of the autopsy, is now
fared only with a vagrancy
charge alter admitting bring
being with the woman shortly
before her death
* * * *
Miss Smith resided in what has
Seen described as a "cluttered con
demn erf apartment” »i SO6 Rail
oart street.
Her body was discovered by
neihgbors who became concern
ed about hor a fan not hearing
from her ali day They gained en
trance to the locked up epartrrmit
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Revs. Cunningham, Shirley And
Stokes Lead Ministers’ Contest
Rounding into the last leg of ths j vote., according In return** count
second lap of the Most. Popular 1 «d *' 5 r m. Tuesday. Jammer 2 1 *-.
Minister's Contest, the Rev. How- There are still, six lap* ahead |
rii-d Cunningham, pastoi of First 3(lr j w^o !<j lo ws—anything can hap-
Congregational Christian Church,
Raleigh, is still leading with 810 (CONTINUED ON PAGE ?.»
Integration Problem Involves No Negroes
CHICAGO Chicago’s lough -,
est integration problem has 00-.
thing to do with Negroes.
It involves a .small at m.v of 70,-
000 white newcomers—Protes
tants, Rpriy American migrants
from the South —who are usually
proud, poor, primitive, and test
with knives and guns.
This is the nuhotance of an ad
\ vance release issued by Harper’s
! Magazine statins that a full re
| port of this story will appear in
i the Feeruary iasue of the. maga
j zlne under the title, “The Hill
j billies Invade Chicago," by Albert
! N. Votaw, ace reporter.
These 70,000 white “hillbillies"!
i are Chicago's share of the him- i
| dreds of thousands of southerners
who have been imported during
' -nd unre World War IT to offset!
labor shortages in the industrial'
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Top lawyer !
j lauds Acts !;
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|ln Atlanta |
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ATLANTA ~ Thurgood Mar- j
S shall, chief legaf counsel for the j
j NAACF, say a ‘'threats from news
[ papers, politicians, or' others" wilt j '
not. prevent Negroes from reeking j .1
integration through !he federal j
courts.
Marshall told the Atlanta NAA- |
CP chapter at its second annua! ,
freedom dinner Saturday night that '
the group will not withdraw a |
pending federal suit for irtogra- !
tier) of the Atlanta Public School •
Svstrm
fW- hi. Negroes of Stjfnta h-* e :
i Vieen waiting for some lame in
j hope? that their right: would, be ;
j recognized and that there would |
; be some possibility of desejsrrega- j
! tion in the. foreseeable future '
j Marshall said. j 1
"We received hot a single scin- i '
] lilia of evidence of any good truth I
: movement toward compliance.”
(ronttmied nv pace z)
|j 500 Baptists |
li To Raleigh
| Next Week
I
\ Some 500 Baptist, leaders, join- j
;ed by hundreds of alumni, will j
gather on the campus of Shaw ;
j University, Raleigh, Wednesday, j
j February 5, at, 11:00 a.m„ in what i
i promises to be one of the most
I significant, meetings of this de
cade, according to a Baptist of
ficial.
The occasion will be the of
ficial kick-off dinner meeting of a
great fund-raising campaign,
sponsored by the 300,000-member
General Baptist State Convention
of North Carolina, on behalf of j
this historic church-related in
stitution of higher learning.
' Designed, specifically, in the in
■ (crest, of Christian education, the
■ ; goal of this concerted effort 18
j $250,000,00 This figure represents
» lan amount, over and above the
| Convention’s regular budget, for j
£ I other objectives.
- j The Master Plan of this cam
t , riaign make® provision for full
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, centers of Ohio. Indiana, MichH highly eomrwMtiv*. Sometimes
san. and Illinois. j mal.autrit.lon and ill-health have
"On the job they er* said to j i*f r them weak,” says Albert N.
lack ambition, but the picture la: voitow.
confused. Many workers ere mo j
chanically skilled though noil (CONtiNtitti on p*te ji
Arkansas Solon Favored More
Talks Between Ike, Faubus
DURHAM Rep, Brooks Hays
I D-Ark.) believes that further
I talks between President Eiien
i bower and Arkansas Gov, Orval
I Faubus might have brought a so
| lution to the Little Rock school
I crisis
' Hays attempted to act. as media
SELMA SHOOTING SCENES Th ian a I Richard B. Harrison <:>•• *, •••
Tomlinson, 27. was slain by Frederick L. Parks, shewn in the custody of Selma Police Chief p, f. Moot*
to the top photo. The shooting took place Tuesday inmntee in the school building. Parks claimed he
shot Miss Tomlinson, shown in the bottom left photo, because she planned to marry Walter M, Sim
mons, pictured at right.
Selma Science Teacher
Fits Former Sweetheart
SELMA - Con stern at ion gripped the
faculty and student body of Richard R Har
rison High School here Tuesday morning
when a jilted lover fired four shots into the
body of the librarian, as she sat typing; be
hind the counter of the workshop, after she
reportedly told the killer he was not good
enough for her,
Frederick I. Parks. ,51, described by M.c tin Luther Wil-ort
principal, as a mild itianutrcd man, v;ho h-ys been » map her of i
the local faculty for five years, is reported to h-;v< gone to the
library, where Miss Lois Ernestine Tomlinson wa having a home
room program, and told hn he win led to talk with htr
Miss Tomlinson h\ reported
• it* have told him she had no
! thing to tell him arid did not
want to discuss the matter with
him. Ii vm then that P'rks is
reported to liavr nutted a pic— .
<ot from his pocket and when
I. (h». ®le»rwi. *v.- **-
Tomlinson had toppled ever
in death inti parka way flee
: l#s the scene,
Parks is reported to have ru-iv
ied to his ear and took off m tor
| direction cif Faldgli. at a. rttoid:
J rate of speed. The officers of th /
j small town were notified, along
; with Sheriff B. A. Henry in
Smithfield. An alarm was ecr.t.oui
j for the killer, but he was not at>-
i prehended before reaching Ra
leigh.
Upon arriving there he is re -
| ported as having seen Motorcycle
Officer R L. Buna on the street,
and went over and told him wh ;
he had done and that he was giv
ing himself up. He was taken to
the local police station and the
j Johnston County officer® were
notified. Sheriff B. A. Henry, a
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X . V X :
DODGER CATCHER BREAKS
NECK Los Angeles Dodger
catcher Ro.v faivipanclla broke
his ueck early Tuesday when hi*,
automobile skidded on a slip
j pery street and crashed into A
j light pole. Campanefia. who be
i gan his career bt major league,
baseball more than 10 years ago,
was placed on the critical list
| It had not been determined at
| Drew; time just whelhcr Cam -
i panelia would completely rc~
i cover.
or between Faubus and the Presi
dent and brought about a meeting
between the two last fall a New
por, R. T,
"The one regret, f have how,” ho
told the. North Carolina Press As*
I sociation Saturnay night, "Ts that
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Fourth Week Os Ch urch
Bonus Program Undenvav
ft*
Th’s to i rhe r-htro ’"- to i"h a e-i'sent a*t*k ends
met,-X of THE CAROLINIAN S j Wednesday, February *ar 0«d
--bif Church Bonus Money l*rograir» *
begad Tim*, -day morning of thi;- (toOTNiilco on pass s%
Church Bonus Money Buies
All purchase slips or receipt? presented to your church mup come fro*
store;; advert ising in the C AROLINIAN
Earn week carries a date in the Bonn- Money period Purchase* eligible
mi!; i dopie Mom !;:<?, store during the week the "ad" appears
No pure!i•>se - iip: representing a businca® should be submitted Ail recupt*
ipi.i'-i cume ii ooi individual pin chase s
All rhnrcoi;, in Rakish and Wake County are eligible
Alt purchase slips must bear the name of the store irom which (he out
cha t was made.
■MI purcimsr slips should be submitted in the name of the church; and
-boitir. 1 be in the office ot toe CAROLINIAN the Monday following close of
■.Bonus period
I■' order that smaller churches may have an equal opportunity if* -her* in
. Hie Bonus Money the following regulation is expedient. No cburch group will
he awarded Ist Boiiiim Money consecutively i.c should a church receive Ist
■ Bonus Moisey after Hie fi v.s period !• would have to wait until the fluid
CIS oil !u. t\ r t tr. L/ . W 11, «\ t -I Sr~ > —% l ■ -, t . ..1 —. r< ■.. .. r T I , , if U1 .. t* w., i. ..«■
Bonus period to hr oresented Ist sward again However, IhJi- <io»« not mean
j that second and third award;; cannot he sought consecutively. Con-se ju-m’y
1 every church croon has. the opportunity to secure an award every period
No purchase of over suoo iron) any one. merchant during a week can fc*.
counted.
There Is a ceding of $36 err person a writ for grocery purchase*,
in hr n eni ot the same amount of purchases bv more Hun one entr: he
j award v ill hr diciilrrt.
Wee My piircha.ee totals should ho shown rn each packet and tots! place
the on side of the envelope carrying the period ; entry along with d.Sto*
address.
Bonus money earners will he announced in the Issue, following tli« cloei
i ot e*< h period.
All rni l ies remain the property of The CAROLINIAN
All tallying is final when the. names of the Bobus Moru-v sarncr* br* a
; nouneed in The CAROLINIAN, and no responsibility is accepted by Uit# new
paper Pryor. J that point
No receipts from hanks will be considered, except payment on mortgage*.
Th is Wsek *s Advertise rs
The merchants listed below are CAROLINIAN Bonus
Money Stores.
PACUS-S c- loud worth St, Toar)?t Boms
Southern furniture Compaiu Hr ter Well Company
Firestone Stores (avenrrs Insurance Agenty
Town &. country Tiis Servtrr Peptt-(ola Bottling Co- of
Gn» Russos Batter* s (Hetae/.* Carolina Bunder* Corp.
Raleigh Saving* and loan ' .niaimn Watsons Seafood * paaltr.v Co, for.
Washington Terrace Apt* iimstead transfer Co. 1. Food Stor*
PAGE S Dillon Motor Fiaancs Csmrta
Hudson-Belk Company Dunn's Bai-a Service
Carolina Pnvt-er * Light Coimue f?«lgev?,jy'-, Optlttaal
Koulliern R*U Triet-h-nc Cn nnar, Warner Memorial*
Dillon Supply Ccimpertv Deluxe Hotel
PAG® S PAGE VI
Mrchmu s and farmers Bans The Capital Coea-tScU Bo.'i’.mj Co.
PAGE 1 Elecfrica! WhoSeesltra, fnr
Sanders Motor Company , PAGE 12
Famous Bakerv Keith Super Market
I PAGE 8 PAGE M
i C.iloniai .Store 1 Midas Mutfl*!' dhop
Flf.a-Cifctr.onK Bank * frwl r ompanv - PAGE Id
S. m. Toung Hardware Company Tin Top Pood Mote*
K. C, Products j Hunt General Hi to Comusn
i limn Watch Shop The Hood System Industrial t* ;lk
j PAGE » Raleigh Funeral Horn a
IA. tv. P Simo'* Mavkef* Acme Realty Company
| Ambassador Theatre (Tvellat Beauty College
ft. f. Qiiliui Funilurs tompsnv Mr, Elvl* Wand
PACK t'» Mi e Karl Ltfcrhman
■wotf.i .mm <unr e .iiinw* - mv-sr
CAROLINIAN’S MINISTERS
POPULARITY CONTEST
! BEGINS THURSDAY. JAN. 16, ENDS MONDAT. MARCH JO. lftM
Pastor's 'Name
Name of Church ...
COUPON WORTH 10 rOINTS
Clip this coupon and ms many as you can gather for your pav
tor and send to THE CAROLINIAN, cacti week. At. the end of the
I contest period the minister having accumulated the most points
| will receive SIOO.OO (one hundred). Second, a Botany suit: Third,
a OloneaglCH topcoat, Listing's will be made each week Rend m your
COUPONS so that your pastor will get his weekly rating.
All COUPONS roust .each THE CAROLINIAN no later than
Tuesday of each week. Address THE CAROLINIAN, SIS V. Martin
St reel, Raleigh, North Carolina.
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TrrrTrT - mMrTrrnin -nm- r rm—TisiirnißnwiiiiiiiTiiMiimi hum m -gs-r- , ■■man
N. Carolina
NAACP Body
Meets Feb, 8
By l B HABRSN
CHARLOTTE. N. C. Thu office
i ■ North. Carolina NAACP Preei
irp; Kelly Miller Alexander ha*
announced plans for the annual,
fir t-af-thc-year executive fcoird
■:r,;i branch officers meeting to be
hi l-i her-- *t the H. T, McCrorey
VJU’A *! 300 South Caldwell St.
Saturday. February Bth,
Just hark fr«ru the annua!
meeting of the national SA VfT
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