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* H I i; j"V • * ** ,„ * *' 1 . v . ' . ■ *y,'r , H < f ' 1 > • HOSPITAL PICKETS Plekets starch la Iran* of Manhattan Bye, Bar mad Threat hospital la New York taut week, bearing signs Hiding lee anion neagaMea. A spokesman far the Drag and Hospital tmpteyces Union Loeal 11M said he expected that 1M as some 1M aaa nwdleal union workers at the hospital would Jain the picket line before the dap waa ant. They are nurses aides, orderlies, porters, falde, laundry aad kitchen workers, and maintenance personnel, he ■aid. (UP! PHOTO). Attorney General Kennedy Charges NNPA Confab BALTIMORE. Md. With tb« tong-song chant, “Tree Wm. Wor thy” at soma 4o pickota staging in hi* ama, Attorney Genassl Bobcrt V. Kennedy, FrMgy. called tho ct vil right* (truggic the “biggest (to nr at aur tima" and asked nawa paper puhliahera to help tho Fed aral Govanunont to Write it xtmwwm griitad tar tho Dio koto front the Bight to TmvalOem axittee of JffC when ha appeared at MoMwtifrto gjjgmtojgff* proteat waa In behalf at Afro Foreign Correspondent William Worthy, now under U. S. indictment for returning to the U nited State* from Cuba without a valid panport. Kennedy made only alight refer ence to the picket* a* ha began hi* apeech before an audience of near ly 400 newapaper executive*, gov ernment official*, education and community leader*. PBOTEdi wnUtOAi»*>|^ eratadegrated. thejdatioa pm'ml re—a, Fleketo in a- j bore Hdm i He aaid he could not predict aU ' the development* in the "Mg sto i ry" but thia will ho tl* end: t “Ho American will bo denied hi* * Kiim— w rights be ■ cause of race, creed, or religion.” The Justice Department ch.cf • cited aims scored by ■»# national administration in 4bt field of civil > rih* since it took Office two years * ' l£j£ (JO yP n ’ I* f port * tion ’ * Illustrating the Importance of . the colored vote in the South, Ken ■ nedy mid: i “In 100 countie*, candidate* sup ported by colored voter* won, ' while thoee who were not loot.” i 4 But this should not be oonflned ' to one section of the Souh but ev • erywhere and the Justice Deper- I ment is working to bring it about, he promised. : “When we took office, only 10 : voting case* were in the courts.” : according to Kennedy, now there j “are 10 times that many.' j The eradication of segregation In (CONTINCTB ON PADS X) Fayetteville Alumni Assailed By Barnes DURHAM The controversial statement made by Dr. Brudolph Jones, president, Fayetteville State Teachers College, about the educe ional system of North Carolina drew a sharp contrast to a statement pur ported to have been delivered by the General Alumni Association, by a former chairman of the Execu tive Committee and past president of the Alumni Association. Alexander Berne*, who was ac tive with the Alumni at the college for more than 25 year* took ex ception to Use feet that the Alumni Association protested the prexy’t appraisal of the work being done at the school. Barnes. said as an a lununii of tho sehodl "I hasten to agree with President Jones and feel that the time has eoeme that we must atop beating around the bush and tell the truth about what is going on In North Carolina.” Ho mid, “w# diould stop kid ding ourselves and let the chips fall where they may. Dr. Jones a long with Dr. Elder. North Caroline College and Winston-Salem Slate Teachers College’s Kenned) Wil liam* did more In the peat six fSTATE » BRIEF BORN ON BUS FAYETTEVILLE A 20-yeor ohJ woman from Orangeburg. 8. C , gave birth to a daughter Turn day on a Greyhound Into. The mo ther. Mrs. Barbara Ann Diaher. and baby were taken to Hlghamith Memorial Hospital here, which mid both were in good condition. The baby arrived as the south bound bus was between Raleigh and Fayetteville. DIES IN MUDDY CREEK JACKSONVILLE Ax 11- pear-oM boy. Allaa Bronx. white two es Us otder heathers ■ WMom . ;• ' Durhani Man Files Suit To Integrals Mental Hospital I The Carolinian I North Carolina's Leading W eekly VOL. 21, NO. 34 RALEIGH, N. €., SATURDAY, JUNE 30. 1902 PRICE lSe Negro Pitches No-Hitter ++++‘ , + + ♦ + Shaw Trustees Name I . - , .■ - J ' “ ■ HARRIS ACTING PREXY i New Head Takes Office Augustlst Dr. Nelson H. Harris, professor of education and head of the De portment of Education at Shaw U niversity, has been named interim president of the University, it was released feftawing a meeting cf the executive mtnmKtee of the Board of TnaAmt Wednesday. The ajppatntment of Dr. Harris came following the board’s unani mous decision to dismiss the ! school's id-year president. Dr. Wil , ham R. Strsssner. At the Rfednesday meeting, the board also selected a committee to recommend s successor to Dr. Straasner. Named to this committee were Dr. P. H. Johnson, Raleigh; Rev. ‘ Warren OSrt-, Durham; AttrT. Stel ’ ville Bnsughteu, Raleigh; Dr.'J. r Jasper *We*snnNorAlk, Vs.; Dr. r William H. Jones, Elizabeth City; Beserh Brothers Knife Innocent Man To Death ULUNOTON The taking of one’s life to bed enough, even though one claims he has been provoked to do so. but when it Is a cam of mistaken identity then It really stands out. It is believed that this Is what happened when two brothers cor months to bolster education snd do away with Negro education than has been done in 25 years”. It is to be remembered that Dr. Jones said that Fayetteville State Teachers College wss taking in il literates, they were being taught by unprepared teachers and were being graduated illiterates. The students at the Fayetteville insti tuion expressed dissaisfaction at the <C<W<TPICTP ON PAPE I) WEAT H K l< The five gay weather forecast for tho Kaleigh ares hegtnmas Thurs- Say, tan* X*. *»« eoaUnatag through Monday, Jaiy X. it as fol- Temperstares will average slight ly helow normal Tharsday throagh Monday with somewhat helaw normal temperature* through Prt day sad rUtng temperature* ever the weekend. The normal high and low temperatures t* - ** Xatnfall may average aa mark aa an Inch for period with scattered «howert v mostly afternoon aad evening or thunder showers securing shout every day. Sqxad arrived at the creek bad wet* too late to help the Tto hop's father, WIIS# Brown. ssM none of the boy* knew bow to swim. Mrs. Brawn, the youth’s mother, sold the older brothers. 12 aad 17. hetd Mm xp aa he en tered the water, bwt when they let leeee. he paateked. HELD IN WIFE'S DEATH LAUIUNBURG A 22-year old man wanted in connection with the murder of hto wife, was captured tax Columbus Camay and returned Bundy to Laartaburg Tibor City polios cflptuFtf Bof* ■ \ H wi 1 ■ DB. NELSON U. HAfUUS 1 , St Dr Ellen S. Alston and Dr. Jdjm Larkins, both of Raleigh. Straasner was fired by the trus tee board following a recommenda tion of a special committee set up to study causes behind grievance! • against the president. Information hsld that he was given an opportunity M resign the post: but dagttned to dsr so and was*. fired. * * , The controversial Shaw situation - (CONTINUED ON PAGt I) >f nered Samuel Smith. 10. In a tel n; ephone booth, in or near Dave | Leach's Place. In the Cedar Orove ! Community, about four miles from 18 j here Saturday night, on Route n 421. At an Inquest held Monday it night Isaac Stokes, 20. took the blame for wielding the knife that snuffed oat Smith's life. Alonso, brother of Isaac was also tried as being an sc- Gov ’t Allowed To Enter > Guilford Hospital Suit \ 1 GREENSBORO Chief Judge Edwin M. Stanley permitted the s United States government to enter - the case against Moses Cone Hos t pita! and Wesley Long Hospital in 5 U. S. Middle District Court, here ? Tuesday. 4 The government entered the ease f on behalf of nine Negro doctors and two patients who filed the suit esk- | Voter Registration Project Shows Good Results After First Week Voter registration appeared to b* going a little slower than ex pected this week, as students parti cipating in th* project have been forced to cover the same areas ! twic in an effort to catch working Raleigh citizens at home. The group of soma sixteen stu dents from states throughout the country and many local volunteers, last week concentrated their work | in the Walnut Terrace area. According to Miss Dorothy Daw son. supervisor of the project, the students have been received well ' by all person* they have been able | to contact. Official figure* as to the j number of Raleigh persons ref lit- : ered as a result of the campaign had not been completely compiled ’ | at preas time. The students are being slowed down tremendously when, after j-- - v - REGRETS lx war tsaue at Jxxe 22 an the coverage of the Gamer : fxntwl Un nssn der a frant pxga picture. The ! with (he fwwaral platan Wilson In Coveted Position BOSTON, Maas. lt tot* the owners of the Boston Red Sox, with ell their money a long time to find out that race ball players oould be an asset to their team. After the no-hlt performance of Earl Wilson Tuesday night they have been perfectly convinced. strappUng ath lets exhibited hie pitching pro wees P over If* Los An ’* with such "agility 4 pitched a no-hit iJ game, he walked I lteMdk first base. He beat Bo Belinsky, who performed the same fait fir v (COMTWUBB ON PAM *> eompHee. The two were bald e far manslaughtar and ordered e to await tho action of tho i grand Jury. t The evidence tended to show that the brothers were looking for one Lenzo McNeil and actually knifed a man with whom they had no quarrel. The eoroner to aaid to not have believed Isaac's story snd found probable cause against both of the accused brothers. Ing for a temporary Injunction that would enable them to ueo the fa cilities of tho two hospital*. Judge Stanley deferred rulings or. two otner motions* 1. A motion by the two hospitals for dismissal of the suit on grounds th* federal court lack Jurisdiction (cownnuEP ok paos n covering a neighborhood, they arc forced to oesno back and do follow ups In order to eatch th* persona rotated during Hie regular eam pagining period. Th* group confines it canvassing to the let* afternoon and evening hours in order to catch working ci tizens at home. TH* group’s aim la to gat at least CAROLINIAN ADVERTISERS —i Bin FROM THEM ————— PASS I Horton's Cash gtat* Hos fate Battery Shop ■ ACT f Mechanics A Farmers hat r treason* Store* PACT I Bod ton-he lb Clark's, Inc. S M. Towns hardware Co. Dadnd Cross ry A Tranrfar Co. Brandi Bonlrtna A Trust Co. CrpStel red OH. ICO A Cod Co. Tho CspKsl Coca-Cole Batlßag Co. Ron* General Tlta Co. PACT S _ DumPa'hma'Slnvle WaaMngtan Terraco Agda, lac. Srv*So£jhjsms c* PACT*?* C * << * **" I I II > !■ wLJt [ f PB. CHABLES LYONS, JE. ! Elizabeth City Dean Takes Top Position At NCTA Dr. Charles Lyons, Jr., deaa at Elisabeth City State Teachers Col lege, this week was named execu tive secretary of th* North Caro lina Tsachera Association. He will succeed th* late Dr. W. L. Greens, and will assume office on August 1. The selection of the W year old Edgecombe Co native wm made unanimous by tho 25-member board of directors Lyons will replace Charles J. Berber, who was naitfed acting ex ecutive secretary after ttoo death of Dr. Green mere than a pear as*. 10.000 additional Negrete an th* re gistrar'* roll by the end to the summer. They cam* to Raleigh last week from all part* of the country. Th* students keep accurate re cords of each visit mad*. They re cord the results of the visit. Bator* lhe summer end*, they will attempt to cover every Negro neighborhood in he Raleigh area. „ Weaver Xro* Eembter A ate Dtseenat Cs. PAGE S Colonial Btsroa pact a AAP Pood Store* R K. Quinn Purnttnr* Co Batetfb PuaeraJ Xomo PAGE 1* Galax* Hotel Carolina Builder* Supply XMfcway'e Optician*, me. Warner Monument* (Mitea Motor Pittance Co. Pepd-CeU BettUas Co d Xelelgh Bloodworm St. Tourist Bam* Sovoa-Up Bottßng Co r PAGE U l tarda Tbsatr* AmbaaaaSor Tbostro PAM 1* PtSfty-wiaaty Bant Abode* PurnMare drat BesKy Co. IrteliX Inlatd Co. Sait Is Filed To * End Eatner Bias DURHAM lntegration entered the Bald of insanity here this week end is now the cause of an action brsught by attorneys F. B. McKis sick for Lee B. Porter, Jr„ 11 years old that hs be admitted to John Umstead Hospital, located at Camp Butner. The boy Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lae B. Porter, Sr„ and is now a patient in the Cherry Hos pital. Goldsboro. Ihs suit is alleg ed to have been brought by the parents of the boy, due to the tact that they have tried unsuccessfully to have the boy moved. The suit did not set out that ! The Board approved a 10.500 sa lary for the full-time position. A . mong his duties as executive sec retary will be to promote the pro fessional welfare of the teachers, , coordinate efforts between educa i tional agencies throughout the state and oountry; handle public I relations, and handle Aseociation i funds of more thsn 100,000. In accepting the position. Lyon* became the fifth person to hold ruch an office in the Association Dr J Ward Seabrook was the first executive eecretary. He wss fol lowed by Dr. O * Davtg end Dr W L. Green*, who had served for the pest IS year* before bis death last year. A native of Edgecombe County. Lyons attended the W C. Chance High School end received a B A. with highest honor from Shaw U niversity in 1040 He received the M A end Ph D degree* from Ohio State University. At Ohio Bute. Lyons became the stoat Negro ever to be offered a teaching easiatentship et the school. An Army veteran. Lyon* taught in th# public schools of Raleigh from 1049-50. He wes also cottage supervisor st th# Juvenile Diagnos tic Center, Department of Public Welfare for the State of Ohio from 1053-54 Before coming to Elisabeth City, he served a* associate professor of of political science st Grsmblln* College. Grambllng. La . from 1054- 5 a Bridegroom Killed By * Lightning GREENSBORO After Just one a of marriage • 10-ye*r-old Greensboro man wss struck down end killed by 11*itmng last weak Killed in an electrical storm wss Eugene Bon* He wss rtruck down by lightning Wednesday as h# sprinted across a public playground in the Morning Height# stdo sec tion oo his way bom* to his wifo (COKHXIXD os PADS S) there were any advantages to ba bed at the Camp Butner hospital that are not afforded by the Gold* boro institution. Attorney McKlaaic) told The CAROLINIAN that it wet not a matter of better services at ei ther but the existing laws govern ing the State Hospital Board of Control were unconstitutional end were In direct opposition to tbs Uth amendment The militant attorney furthei stated that should the U. S. Middls District Court, presided over by Judge B. M. Stanley, in which tha (CflmiWCTB ON PAM n NCCProf Loses Bid For Board DURHAM North Caroline College’s profesaor, Dr. C. B. Boul ware. loet hie opportunity to en ter the November election for the County Board of Commissioners In a run-off primary with Dewey Scarboro. loeal white grocer, Sat urday. Dr. Boulware, the fifth man In tha May 20th primary outdistanc ed Scarboro by 042 votes. Scar boro asked for the run-off, due to what he called a slight margin The edueator lost by 2.TM. Poli tical leaulers were somewhat dia- , appointed over the fact that Scar boro asked for the run-off. Demo cratic party circles were criticised In some quartan tag falling-ft give Boulware the support MedM in flew of the loyalty that -the Ne gro had given leaden and candi date*. Durham County voters have another chance to put a Negro or the board Rev. E. T. Browne, pas tor, Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, waa nominated by the Republi cans and will make the race a gainst five white Democrats, along with four white Republicans oth er Negroes appearing on the No vember ballot are L. E. Austin, vet eran newspaper publisher, foi I (CONTINUSn ON* PAOI t) He is a member of numerous professional and civic organisa tions. Upon announcement of the ap pointment. Dr. Lyons mad* th* fal lowing statement: "As I view th* time in which wn live, and the many problems which ‘ face us as people, as s state and as s nation, I cannot help but feel the enormity of the reeponsibility which rests on the North Caroling Teacher* Association snd other si milar organizations On the ether (COKTPfCTD ON PACT I) ODDS-ENDS BT ROBERT O. tRETARD "My soul doth magnify the Lord” TWO VICTIMS Th* situation at Shaw Universi ty which culminated in th* dismis sal of President Strasaner by the Shaw trustees is now history. Possibly little it anything la to be gained through a recital of th* facts leading up to the drastic action of the trustees. However, viewed In retrospect and baaed on report* circulated from the beginning of the Strasaner administration two', victims emerge from this sad epi sode These two victim* are Shaw University and William R. Strass n*r We doubt if any official record will bear this out, but enough has been said to lead suport to th* ru mors that Dr Streamer was nam ed to the presidency of Shaw Uni versity in order that certain other individuate might control the school through him It was our belief, it is still our belief that William Strasaner is ba sically a good man. We think -he has dona the bast be could at Shaw. But, on the other hand, ere believe that thoee responsible for Strasaner'* appointment knew tbet he did not hove th* administrating ability needed for th* position to which he was named. W* also be lieve that those responsible for the Strasaner appointment were aware of his lack of warmth, affability, (COirrDSCTD OK PASS »
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