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mb, m Wftcen examine the efftee and the bedy fee tones. He, atlO fcariißHej hi lrtMt li t part rt
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FLEEING APABTMENT
Thto h b aeene of a mother and
her children leartai aa apart-
amat taflttaf, in Chteagp- after
a fire pet nnderway in the bail-
ding. The mother has one child
and the eon holds another. (UPI
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LAOTIAN KING VISITS PROJECT Mm Vera Perry shows
King Sri Sarong Vatthaaa of Use and his Prime Minister thra the
Jefferson Homing project la New Tortb I UPI PHOTO).
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MIAMI GUESTS These women attended the North-Sooth Golf
Tournament. held In Miami. Fla., recently. They Joined in a roand
of golf. L-r. Jody Gordon. Aiethea Gibson, Mm Annabeil Levinson
end Mm Norman Jaffe. Harry Marfcawits, manager of Hampton
House. Is in the center. Mias Gibson took the women’a crown.
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GaCUriG POINTERS—Dong
Jones, who meets Caseins Clay
March IS. could be getting acme
points on boxing, out of the
book be is reading. He does
show Interest in the “Rise and
Fan of Cassias Clay." (UPI
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AWARDING PCHOIARMIir Julian Nicholas, left, notional
wprseintaftet. Pepsi Cola Co. h praaeuUng the Pepat-Cohi-Maary
Wmo Pihihn "*r chock IsMT.KL Jones, hum sen of CtAA and
Dr. Kenneth WWaam. psuddent of Winston State College. Dartd Lb
lan, state ispiiosntathi far tho litthng fhm looks on.
NORTH HAS SCHOOL PROB
LEMS TOO A white mother
fa shown taking her ehlMrea to
and Engtewaed. N. J. aches!,
while ptekets march behind pro
testing the Imbalance of the
Englewood school system. (UPI
PHOTO).
WEEPING FOR SLAIN
COUNCILMAN Mm EEa
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wlf * * *T?f" gW
Lewis, slain In Chtoeae style
last week. In Chicago, weeps ae
she taßu with Andrew Toman,
re-oner. (UP? P*?r*TO».
Woman Stops
Mad Lovor
With Pistol
FAYETTEVILIR*— Mrs. Martha
M Smith, SI. Linden. Rt 1. waa
scheduled to have a hearing in too
slaying of her Indian lover, Donnie
Locklear. M, on a dirt road, be
tween Erwin and Linden, lata Sun
day afternoon.
Tho woman waa placed In the
Cumberland County Jail, shortly
after aha Is alleged to have tele
phoned the sheriff that aha bad
shot Locklear.
It was one of thorn love affairs,
according to evidsncs, that will not
lot go. Tho woman la alleged to
have been going with Locklear a
bout four yearn
Locklear, an itinerant torn labor
er, is mid to have coma into the
area to search of work. They are
believed to have struck np a court
toip that rocked along fairly nicely
until January of this year, when
ha k|. alleged to have beaten tho
woman up.
Leeklear’s love la mid to have
"coma down" Sunday and ha Jour
neyed to the heme of Mrs. Magda
lena Boykin. Ho is alleged to have
walked up to a ear. in whkh Mrs.
Mamie Chance. Paul M. Weak* and
Mrs. Smith ware seated. Ha tr al
leged to teurkgkad Mrs Smithjlf
to talk with MMU w 1 C/mL.
The refusal Wight not-kv* abat
ed hie leva, but It la agpaimA tot
it retsed his fury. HP arts! her to
get out of the ear. according to Wit
nesses. She refused this request. R
wee then that he walked to thd
car opened the. doer and got Into
the back seat with Mrs. Smith. (
Seated by the side of Mm Smith,
who had spurned hie love, he began
to beat on her. She is mid to have
returned the blow*. By this time (
Weeks thought it best to move, ac
cording to his testimony, while tho
couple continued to exchange .
blows.
When Weeks heard the tinkling
of glam, as result of a rear win
dow. he Is said to have stopped the
car. The couple continued to fight,
but between blows, got out of the
car. Weeks and Mrs. Chance said
that Mrs. Smith tried to get sway
from Locklear, but he ia mid to
have been choking her.
Weeks and Mm. Chance allege
that they tried to stop the fight, but
were unsuccessful. Mrs. Chance
said that as she turned to go bock
to the car At heard a shot ring
out. It was then tost Mrs. Smith
ran to the car and is alleged to
have mid. “I’ve shot Donnie.” She
is reported as having asked to be
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FAYETTEVILLE Bctram l
Evans. 40. was held, without the I
privilege of bail, for the Cumber- ;
lend County Superior Court Tuee- <
day morning after a hearing of a '
charge of shooting Mm Leona •-
Jackson. IS. after a quanto in bar
home, last week.
Evidence presented at the hear
ing according to Sheriff W. O.
Clark, revealed that there had bevn
a drinking party at the bouse and
that the telephone rang and Evans
demanded that Mrs. Jackson an
swer it. She is alleged to have re
fused to answer the telephone and
' that Evans reached into a closet j
and brought oat s 410 gauge gun |
and sbot thc woman thru the neck, j
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ODDS-ENDS i
RT JAMBS A. SHEPARD
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"A NEW NEGRO UGH SCHOOL” i
A abort while ago. a local new*- I
paper reported that a group of No- J
woea to the Meshes section, hod j
petitioned the Wake County School f
Board for “a new Negro Ugh J
schools* A wording to tho news sto- I
2rt t Uxat*the°»«inr CrZtoljMeehool ■
now serving the areas, arm inode- i
quale to serve the avert of a mod- J
era high school.
SLAIN COUNCILMAN
SUPPORTED BY JEWS
Spurned Lover Killed
The Carolinian
VOL. 21, NO. It RALEIGH, N. C, SATURDAY. MARCH 9, 1963 PRICE 15c
RACE ISSUE MUDDLES
MONEY IN ROBESON
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FRATERNITY GETS LIFE MEMBERSHIP - Dr. J. E. Thomas
la shown os he receives a life membership In the NAACP from Ralph
Campbell, president es the Raleigh chapter. The membership was
bongbt by the local chapter of the Omega Psl Phl Fraternity. Dr.
Thomas was the principal speaker at tha kickoff meeting for the
NAACP membmhlp drive.
White Youth Charged
In Bus-Truck Fatality
DURHAM One man is dead
two men sustained minor injuries
and a white youth faces a murder
charge as ths result of a truck
school bus accident at 7:15 Monday
morning.
T. B. Parham, 513 Nash Street
was caught between the cab of nts
truck and the left front door and
hie head was crushed as the truck
overturned twice on Route 54 Rob
ert Garrett. 34, and Frank Daniels,
41, who wars riding with Parham
suffered minor bruises.
The accident is reported to have
happened when Wayne Cates. IS
year-old white youth, who drives
a Southern High School bus drove
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ed the driveway of his home.
Garrett and Daniels told State
Trooper, T. H. Ashley that they
saw tha school bus approaching ths
highway at a slow rata of speed,
but felt that tha vehicle was going
to stop for ths highway traffic.
Cates is reported as saying that
hs drove onto the road from the
driveway, because he did not eee
anything coming.
The bus is alleged to have bean
six and onehalf feat onto the high
way when it struck the right rear
side ot the truek. which swerved
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School Bonds
Questioned J
By Citizens ‘
LUMBERTON Ths proposed
two-million dollar bond issue tor
Robeson County schools has be
come a hot Issue in this farming
section, so much so until no one
seems to know whether a refered
um will be held on April 16.
Everything seems to have been In
readiness and the bonds looked as
If they would get by. The trouble
began when J. J. Johnson. Fal--
mont. John Sessmons, president of
ths Robeson County Chapter of ths
NAACP, and James Chavis, along
with 30 other citizen*, filed a pe
tition, thru George R. Greene, Ra
leigh lawyer, attacking the consti
tutionality of the propoaal.
Tha petitioners are said to have
taken issue with the fart that ths
money, coming from the bonds, was
to be spent in building segregated
schools.
There Is also a bond Issue vote
scheduled for the town of Lumber
ton, on the seme date. No oposltion
Is said to have been registered a
galnst that proposal.
The matter is now said to be In
the lap of the Local Govsrnment
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Problems Os
Men, Races
Compared
DURHAM A Chapel Hill min
ister, who was recently the cantor
es a storm of eontrovery about In
terracial marriage, told a North Ca
rolina College vespers t-uHenaa
Sunday tha problem* of man of
different races and the problems of
men of different naitons have the
same solution.
The Rev Charles M Jones, mln
-cr nf the Community Church of
Chapel Hill, speaking on the topic,
Thr Everyone,” emphasized tne
common factor of humanity in all
relationships between men and de
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Funeral Rites
Held For
Woman 93
Mrs Msriah Hinton Locklear. 63.
of 1527 Battery Drive, one of the
oldest citizens of Wake County
died here Friday and waa buried
in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Tuesday
The deceased was a staunch
church worker, a member of the
Mt. Olivet Cross Roads Baptist
Church, and waa the organizer of
the Christian Endeavor at the New
Bethel Christian Church. Poole Rd
where she once was a member. It
is said that she knew more about
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J. VERNON PARHAM
Virginian
New B. M.
At Shaw
Dr. Nelson H. Harris, Interim
President, Shaw University, hai an
nounced the appointment of J. Ver
non Parham as Business Manager.
Parham Is a natlvs of Petersburg,
Vs. Ha received the B. S degree
from Hampton Institute, Hampton.
Va„ and has done further study at
Altanta University.
He has had previous training a*
a payroll auditor of the Internal
Revenue: Student Account Clerk.
Bookkeeper. Purchasing Agent. Ar
kansas AMAN College. Pine Bluff.
Arkansas, and Business Manager.
Mlaeiatoppi Vocational College, Itta
Bena. Mississippi
Mr. Psrtiam Is aaairtod and has
two totildrant J. Vernon. Junior,
age 10 and Bharon Rosa, age T.
STATE # BRIEF
TO CONDUCT CLARE
Pi re Inspector A R. Woodllcf will conduct a class on rmergenoy
fire proceedure in ’'Hospital and Home Tlpa." at the Thursday, toStth
7. meeting of the Wake Memorial Auxiliary. The meeting will be held
at the Aaaembly Bldg. Mrs. Elizabeth Reid, president of th < AuxllUtft,
said Mrs. Thelma Keck, only Negro member of the executive Board
la also recording secretory of the goup.
reprerentr u. r. at trade fair
DURHAM—John H. Wheeler, president of the Merhawies
and Farmers Bank. here, was selected as s"dele*ate to the In
ternational Trade Fair In Tripoli. March 5. Mr. Wheeler left *
for the North African nation of Libra recently en his wnp-rtss*
the Trade Fair. •”
COLLEGE STUDENT FUM FLAMMED
WINSTON -SALEM The players of the age-old film flam game
have no respecter of person and will prey on the learned as well as
the unlearned aa It developed here this week Ml«s Effie Lee Howell,
31-year-old, former college student waa thrown for a loss ad-14*660
Miss Howell told local detectives how she met and unknown rtWDii
the street and fell victim to the “con” game. The Howell girt jfed
that the woman approached her and told her that she wantortwo
divide a 410,000 “find” with bar and requested that she put flfee
money In to show good faith.
FIRED PISTOL
Ed Brown. 63. ot E-44 Washington Terrace waa arrsate£»
and charged with aaaaaß with a deadly weapon and TTnddrtfT
Taylor, 36. es E-44 Washington Terrace was arrested en a 6an«|
Politician!
Pawn ForJ
Syndicate!
CHICAGO (ANP)—While poliee
ware delving into possible gambling
links, associates of professionals
slain Chicago alderman, BepJanm
F. Lewis speculated that political
rather than personal motives ware
responsible for the sensational mur
der. His death reduces the number
of Negro councUmen to live. How
ever, it is a Negro will
succeed him.
Lewis, dapper M year old na
tive Georgian, wee found slain .Id
his plush new ward office hand
cuffed and with three bullet holes
In the base of his skull which (rt
lire say were fired at close raqgp
two days after scoring his greatort
political triumph last week.
Though the city's stormv noUtoyf
ihstory has been marked-* vs
of killings and kidnap; *, h
was ths first sitting a’
murdered here. P
Negro politician ot g
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Blighted
Doomed §
Urban renewal is being talked
in Raleigh and should the recom
mendation of the City Planning
! Department be carried out mostOf
: the area now inhibited by non-
I whiles will be affected.
Planning Director A. C. Kg]].
Jr., Informed the City PaUMrs
Monday that a neighborhood ana
lysis has been completed, width
suggested renewal for four argm.
The area which Halls depart
ment -recommends be given flßt
consideration Is that bounded-jpr
Cabarrus and Lenoir Streets‘on
the north, the run of Wnctv
Branch Creek south. Florrfjje
Hi reel on the w est and South Baa
aon and South East streets on (BP
east.
In support of this recommenda
tion. the analysis states that 79.3
per cent of the residential struct
ure* in this section are substan
dard ~
It la suggested In the report t£gt
redevelopment of this aecwon
would foster completion of fljh
city’s thoroughfare system, oqen
the southern section for develop
ment. act as an upgrading facts'
for Boylsn Heights and remqye
the largest blight area In the clip.
The other three area* for whtdih
urban renewal Is recommended
icostwintn on ea»» n
Temseritsr* nest five gay* MV
R salsa Tbur*gay aag ronttnulag
rases Monday will average S
few detree* below normal and pre
cipitation • round an Inch Tbnra
day tbroash Monday. Risk and
low temper*rnro* g and ts. Par*,
lag cooler toalgbt and Ttisreday.
Moderate temperate re* with *man
day te day change* Indicated re
mainder of ported. Bala likely a
boat the weekend.