Mr*. Ckirio Mcfhrain uiiflj
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leave ■« alone,” aa she arvtvm
to Oakland. Calif slth her three
children from New Orleans. Trtp
wae wwarH hy White OHt
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Mr. sad Mrs. WOltam Sbetey
(wife earrytac bar) are welcom
ed to New Tech after trip tea 1
New Orleans.
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The T. J. Lewis Family Is Honored
It has km* atace beta eetabliahed :
that a family that pray* together
■Qayt together. The Family Service
Society of Raleigh ha* aim found
that a family that work*, pity* and
pray* together make an idea) fami
ly. That ia the yardetick hy which
they meeaure the "Family of the
Year."
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FAMILY OF THE YEAR — The Thomas Jack son lami* family at 6 Hyde Terrace wa* Ase
pml dubbed Family at hte Year. Pictured, hit ta rijht, Aey are Monica, it; Ronald, 11; Mr.
Lawn; Diana; Mr*. Laaie; Thomm, 14; and Kary, 16. •
Stop Segregating Yourself—Register Now And Vote May 26th
Police Are Bcffled
In Mystery Death
The Carqlinian
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VOL. 21. NO. 27 RALEIOH. N. C. SATURDAY. MAY It 1982 PRICE lSe
At State NAACPMeet “
Jackie Mails JFK
Claims Prexy
Backed Out
On Promises
Jackie Robinson, on Sunday, May
6, at toq Raleigh Memorial Audi
tortum addressed more than 3JSOO
North Carolina citizens at the Annu
ual Freedom Day Celebration spon
sored hy die North Carolina NAA
CP. i.
Jackie Robinson urged North Ca
rolinians to give more moral and
financial support to the program of
toe NAA CP. He stated that toe NA
AGP had contributed effectively to
hwgrd minorities in this country en-
Ktng equality under law.
Ute emphasised the importance of
igHteteund stated that it was toe
nNalit site that pot President Ken-
Msy t&hitkse- He criticized the
JMatM߻iter no t signing an Exe
fjjmttee QnSfe. banning discrimins
mm and iitfkgatlon ip Musing. It
WBtf his opinion that the President
ImcmM done m*»ught for Negro
edvMMncet by Vigorously push
ing tee-additional civil rights legi
' -pl&2w*dedtuV Attorney
WSji.l» M 8 stand on Negro
riffhtav Ra ateted that Robert Keo»
nedy had toil courage of hta eku
viction atoile tils brother dees not
Robinson mid that Nobby Ken
nedy is right in saying “our racial
problem is as important in the eyes
of the world as the race in space.”
(CONTINUm ON PAGE I)
Mae Mallory
Get Stay Os
Extradition
CLEVELAND, Ohio (ANPI -
Mrs. wile Mae Mallory, wanted
to Monroe, N. C., on a kidnaping
charge which grew out of that city's
racial strife, last week won a 10-
day stay of extradition from the
Court of Appeals
(COOTHHJSP OS PAGE S>
Hyde Terrace, was seelcted aa ona
of the families of year Tuesday.
The Lewises have five cSQdren,
Kary. 16; Thomas, 14; Monica, 13;
Ronald, 11 and Dana. Two of the
children go to Ligon, one to Lucille
Hunter and two to Croaby-Garfield.
Thia means that the mother and
father an members of terse Parent
Teachers Associations.
Superior Court Judge
Acquits Rev. Dunn
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integration
Sought In
Whtteville
WHITEVILLE A remlution
has been reosived by too WhitevUs
Board of Education asking that too
Whitevills City Schools be integrat
ed.
The resolution, signed by seven
Negroes, all leaders of groups in
Whiteville is due to come up this
week et the school board meeting
here.
The resolution charged that "ma
ny children in toe City of White
ville are assigned to schools which
ere • great distance from their
homes, primarily because of race."
The resolution also charged that
toe buildings at Central High
(COHWoiD~OW PAGE to
The entire family belongs to Mar
tin Street Baptist Church and la
puite active. Kary la Junior organist
at Ligon School and Monica plays
the piano and handles a rood in
strument in Em Ligon School or
chestra.
The Lewises wars married 11
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Rebtnsetoatenste meaner, Mrs. Virginia Newsß sf ItaMgnt And Na
lsigh Mayw W O. EntoG
MV. It K. DUNN
TRESPASS
CHARGES
DROPPED
WBLDOH - "Tha truth will fin
ally prevail . .• has long bean tha
bel klot to* Rev. W. K, Dunn, local
abaa la this araa tvrar a parted of
97 yam But h* will tall you now
that eoamtimm it takaa truth many
daya. even ante to
praaant HmU when avil foreaa ara
■Maine te dathrona on*.
MMiaiiw on ram p
OODS-ENDS
Dm meO ece wht eitovsd
JACKS BOBDTMMr - A
CONTUSED MAN
Wa hopa wa have aaao tha laat of
Jackie Bobteaon aa thia atate’i ann
ual HAACP Traadom Day*» (peek*'
ar.
His appearance hara te teat rate
laat Sunday dearly damanalratail
that ha la too nonfnsul te hia think
tea |to| ha tha hmdltnßtL featured
“TXndd ha camamharad teat
Jackte waa an all out aupportar of
Bfcted Nlnoirt unaueeaaaful bid
quoted aa mytea that K—lady waa
ite man and teat ha had mada a
"‘OSn? lyteir'ilSrt^rancaa
Shaw Student
Sought In
Assault Case
A wsitssM has base Issued for a
Shaw University stuaent who has
bean charged with aamulMng • fel
low sosd.
Miss reports this weak showed
tost too warrant has tern issued
for tbs arrest of Chivia McDonald,
whose aifdrms was listed as Cost,
vsnttoa Hal) on Shaw's campus.
IBs complainant to Miss Joyce
Robinson, If, 4M W. Canon At. Po
lice reported Mias Robinson told
thorn McDonald struck her several
times la toe face at a weekend
denes st Shaw. Hie later cams to
tbs police statical and signed • war
rant
Mrs. L. H. McClennan
Succumbs In Raleigh
Funaral ritea wars half from St.
Ambrose Episcopal Church, Mon
day, at 4 p. m, tor Mia. Louisa
Hoover McClennan, M. with Father
Arthur J. Calloway and Father J.
K. Green la charge.
Mia. McCtennan’s death earns aa
a surprise to Raleigh and rietolty.
She waa aMckan Wednesday, tak
en to tea teNgftal Thursday and
died at S p. m. Friday.
She waa a native of Raleigh and
■nant moat of hw tifc hara. She at
tended tea public schools of the ci
ty and received a B A. degree
from Shaw University. She was the
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Say Death
Caused By
Head Injury
Was tha death of 23-yeas-old Eu
gene Banka accidental, or Was it
murder?
This is tha question Raleigh po
lice art asking as they atmept to
solve tha man's mysterious death.
Banks was found lying dead on
his front porch aIMMHM|
208 1-2 Cuba
arly Sunday bye BHPMPBnk
neighbor. Polict
mid an autopsy ■S i *‘ ... . 4HI
showed he diec 3p*fi®
of a fractured MJ. • ,2T'" : '‘JR
skull. m&.dikußb JHf
Mrs. Ethel Whi- 1 ;4fcag
taker of 1024
Manly St, who RlMhk&iMiß
found the men’s <J|; ,
body, told the M
CAROLINIAN he BANKS /
was lying on his back wMen she
to oOte f^ 1 ** W Wm *“ IMnt
SiSWK
■ear his hand , . . there was elosd
ou the porch and It looked fibs he
hud been foaming at lbs mouth",
she described the scabs.
Mrs. Whitaker expressed belief
that foul play might have been in
volved in the death. She said toe
had seen him earlier on Saturday
end he appeared to ha'in perfect
condition.
Banks, a former serviceman, was
employed at a local title company.
(costtinusd on page s>
Dunn Woman
Gets 500
Stitches
DUNN Weekend brawls, fights
and seen murder don’t usually
cause much excitment around
Dunn, but whan it takas 800 stit
ches to does up cuts and lasers
coosnuspgp ON PAGE to
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wesley Hoover. She mar
(CIONTUIUaU ON PAOB t)
CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
Bin FROM THEM
Ikwur Re« A White PeeS Store
■ortea'i Cash I tor*
PAOB I
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Raleigh Puaaral gm*
B. E Qotaa Far altar* Ca.
Aeaw Realty Ca.
RaMfh SaalaeS Ca.
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glakor Whalaeala Ca- toe.
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Data* Ratal
Warner Maaarlili
WOT VICTIMS IN L. A.— Three vtettem witch were felted dar
ing a riot to Lea Angeles toy sprawled east tea ground awaiting am
bulances white psUea standby to avert MUmr rioting Tbs Hot start
ed when offleers (topped two men Htowtsi of burglary near tbs
Blask Muslim temple One sect member was kUlsd and several others
injured, and tbrss policemen wars lnjard la tbs shooting metes. (UPI
TELEPHOTO).
Elk Head To Be
Elected At Meet
WASHINGTON, N. C. The
week of May 18-17 will bring toe
annual convention M toe North Ca
rolina Association W toe Improved
Benevolent Protective Order of
Elks of toe World (IBPOEW) to
thin "The Original Washington”
(N. C.l ‘And don’t call this town
“Little Washington” because you
will offend the resident here. Hiey
resent It'because this was toe firft
town “in American named after the
First President, great General and
Father «f Our Country).
Clinton Youth Shoguns
Dad For Beating Mom 1
OtINTEJN - Whether Binor Fai
son, Jr., 18 year old son of Binor
aaxnssa^S'l
be mid tote he khewflEto to him a
rifle threuW a dins when his dad
dy to bestow hto motoer
This really happened in Halls
Township Sunday night. It mss re
ported to officers tost the non shot
through toe door of a room in
which his mother Is alleged to have
Veteran Newspaperman
Dies In Washington, D. C.
Loul* R. Lautler. 08, veteran
newsmen end special assistant to
Republican National Chairman Wil
liam E. Miller, died Ssunday, May
0. at Washington Hospital Center
where he had been a patient about
two weeks.
Commenting on toe death of Mr.
Lautier. Chairman Miller said:
•TWe nation has lost a fine Ame
rican and toe Republican Party a
loyal and tireless worker. During
his brief but highly productive ser
vice with the National Committee,
he won the respect and admiration
of all his colleagues. Throughout
mi mum* 1 m
WEAT H E K
Tha (tvf day weather for ara at
for tho Ralatgh araa tot Inning
Tharaday, May IS. and roattnotn*
tbraagh Monday, May 14. la aa
ftUnws:
Tamparaturaa will avsraft near
normal. MtUa day to day eluasaa.
(howara stoat Friday and again
a hoot Monday. Rrla (all will ave
rse* totwaaa so* half and thro*
PAOB U
Bandar's Meter Ce., Used Car*
AW* Discount Ce.
M hole sals Motor*
Wesvar Bros.. Raaahlar
PAGE U
Rhodes Pnraltnra Co.
Carpet ( rater Inr.
TMoma Roeord Shop
m rt f,,x
Wood’s > A tor Stora
Aula laauranra Co.
American Credit Co.
Fabric Shop
Ralotah FurnHorr Co.
Sevan Up BotUtn* Co.
Ralalfh Paint * Wat! Paper to
&S. Tar her Bros., tor
Walter Chevrolet Co.
PAGE 14
Csralotgh Farattar* Co.
HarrisWhalaeala. lar.
O. I. Tar her Broa.. lac.
Voacyratt Paper Marhot
FAGS U
W. T. Grant Co.
Capital Bargain (tor*
Branch Banking A Tract Co.
Tatra A Country Farattar# Co.
Moetonle* A Farmer* Hank
fThrf-r Kate no mating Co.
nholeaalr Etectric Supply, toe
Fire atone Stora*
Lawrence Bras. Ca.
JatMaraltk'i Praasattoa
Liaeala Theatre
PAGE S*
Triangle Specialty Ca.
Elks and Daughter Elks over the
state, and South east for that matter,
will be watching with aagemeas
tha outcome, of what is expected
to be a three way race for tha pre-
Sidney of Tarheel!* Elkdom by and
between tee Incumbent Rev. K. P.
Battle of Rocky Mount; Alpohnao A
Vance, Raleigh and John W. Faison
of Seaboard.
Although wa have not seen a
formal anouncement of Talson’a
(CONTINUED ON PAGE I)
been the object of a bed alat, held
in tee bands of her husband. It waa
JUrther reported that, tha **hor
leak'd tli* dentin an effort to keep
im boy from sluing hia mother
Btnor, Jr., is sala to have armed
himself with a sawed-off 39 catlbei If
rifle and is beWtve to have aimed
at hta father with such corrector}*
that he woupded him In the si*.
(CONTINUED ON MOI St
his career, Louis Ijmlier fought
consistently lor the betterment of
his rare. Riving freely of his time
and keeping his door open to ail
who aought his counsel. He will be
sorely missed."
Prior to his appointment by Mr.
Miller. Mr. I,autler wss Chief of
the Washington Bureau of the Na
tional Negro Hrrsa Association
Lautier who assisted the
GOP Chairman in the general areas
and campaigning, became head of
of public relations, press relations
the NNPA buresu in 1954. He cov
ered most of the major news stories
of that time. He accompanied Vice
President Nixon on his 1997 Afri
can tour and covered the opening
of the World Fair in Brussels. Mr.
lautier was a member of the Con
gressional Press Galleries, Tha
White House Correspondents Asso
ciation. the National Press Club and
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
Lautier was named Assistant
Director of Civil Liberties for the
Negro Flks at the national conven
tion in New York City. A native of
(CONTINUED ON PAGE ft
State News
—IN—
Briefs
CRITICALLY BURNED
JACKSONVILLE James Sand
erson. 48. was on the critical list
at a local hospital, suffering from
second and third degree bums
which according to doctors, cover
ed more than one-third of his body.
Sanderson was burned when ha
was caught in a fire at hia home.
■HOT TO DEATH
(•RANK LINTON - Matthew C.
Askew. 41, died here this week
after being shot, officers reported.
Askew's brother-in-law. Alvin
Wheeler, was arrested in connection
with the mooting and is oeing held
in jail in Louisburg.
HOSPITALIZED
DURHAM - A 27-year-old Dur
ham man was considered in serious
condition late tois week at Duka
Hospital where be waa undergo**®
surgery for the removal of a JB
(CONTINUED ON PAGE I)