PAGE EIGHT
THE CAROLINA TIMES
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1941
City-Manager Of
AsheviOe Warns Of
foreiess Use of Guns
Ai>Lovill#. —?«i’!— 1\ M. Bur-
Amtt*', A«hvillf ( jtv-M«naK 'r.
rVi.iflv that In' would
ord« r «n jailwl any .prif='
pisrd who fires a (run so .H) ti
4» the lif. Ihe «tecu-
of this town.
He x'OiftHl hitt thivat in n iHtcr
to «I'*nr Pitts, prinon direc.tor,
and nrot^ted stmiiKly ac*'*' *
•dtion of »• A. AuWridsyp. prison
f«ard, who nhot at an efenpinp
foovkt and woundeil thri'c wom
en.
i’itta exonerated Auldridge
Wednesday and said he was n«-tiny
in “line of duty and was not care-
ksa.”
Ho said he rt^ets the women
trere hit, hut that they “had not
b(^n seriously hurnt*' and that no
action would be taken npiinst
Anldridge.
He said his investifration showed
the piard ealled for the prisoners
to hault and that the street was
“empty” when he started to
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JAYCEE
516 E. Worth St.
Raleigh, N. C.
and that a litih* girl “ran
jhti. . the intcrsfotion nbout 10 1
riM-i hej-ond” as the Tiring start*
in!.
He said iHwt week in another
r«*Pii!'t (h»l hih invpslijjHtion show-
od that “all the time the Ruard
’ ^ou»fht the >nin into position to
fire and whn n-luully in proeens of
tjisehanjinfi it, these women stePr
p«'d from behind a blind intersec
tion of the sidewalk some distance
helow the s|)ot where the prisoner
'w«; at the timo and out of the
iranp^ of the vision of the guard.
;«' he wa-: in the act of aiminaf the
l.min-'’
“The hul1«its rieochetied from
ifhe s-ide wnlk or the walls,” the re
port said, “then struck these -wo
men.”
He said he had written all pris
on eamp superintendents reiterat-’
injr instructions to guards “that
they should exercise every eare in
dis(‘har;jinR firearms in any area
where there is any possibility of
injuring other persons.”
I “There has been eortsiderable
jfeelinjr in Asheville concerning the
I promiscuous shooting of fleeing
i prisoners by a state convict guard
in a congested area in this city,”
Burdette’s protest said.
“Since your investigation and
your statement reganl;ng it com
pletely exonerate the guard, by en
couraging a repetition of the same
thing, w'hich jeopardizes human
life and is atricly against the law,
I can not refrain from asking yon
to please instruct your guards un
der no consideration to discharge
their firaerms within the city of
Asheville where human Hfe is put
in jeopardy.
“I expect to instruct our police
department to arrest and put in
jail any guard so jeopardizing the
life of any occupant of this city
again.... ”
The injured persons were Miss
Edith Webb and Mrs. Carrie Web
of Sassafras street and Mrs. An
nie Gynes, 32 Huntingfon street.
Mrs. Gynes and Miss Webb were
100 feet ahead of Mrs. Webb, mid
way the block, when they were
struck by several shots.
M^ji. as she
crogaed the street in front of the
David Millard high school and was
stepping up on the curbstone.
Ben Price, hi'iyhway chairman,
said Thursday legal action may be
j taken againjfet Anldridgc in tfi'e
shooting and an Asiicville attorney
jwas already “making ovormrcfs”
concerning damigos for the shoot-
jing victims.
Prof, Jno. Baysaw
Great Mind-Reader
In Columbus Jail
I Every member of the regiment
has subscribed to the drive alonc
with two other regimontt; of the
poBt, the 9fHh Coast Artillery (AA •
Regiment and a white regiment. ■
i“The 99th News”
Roing Off Presses
i Wilminrzton. —{CP Professor
•John W'ipsley Baysaw, “fhe jr.’cat
mind reader,” was he! din jail _____
here Thursday ntorning on charges -(CP)- The 09th
of Columbus county officers. publication of the
I He was arrested at Dawson j
r/“! ceased piiLlicalion on No-
of “High .lonn the t onqueror ’ . ...
A.. vember o with r'’-blication of its
ued from Page
vered i 1
^ards gained by
rushing 137
Yards gained by
passing 49
Yards lost by penalty W
^ Score hy QnMrt«rs
Va. State College 0 7 0
A. & T. College .. 0 0 0
twenty-fiist weekly issue.
Roots,” “Come One, Come All
Oowder,” “Dragons’ Blood Con
trolling Powder,” and plain Black j -Suspension of ”tiblication was
Magic Incense. linj compliance with official notjice
A bookkeeping record showed. ^ the shortage of paper in ,);lie
sales of 0ver $17,000. jUnited States and is to rcAain
He was arrested in Columbus gusp|nded temporarily until the
cftunty teveral days ago when po- shortage of newsprint is relieved,
lie* CHUght him trying to solve the | It was with deep regret the men
mystery sorrounding the death of of the 99th regiment, leading Ne-
Peter Moseley, found dead near ajgro regiment, saw “The Nows"
Whiteville railroad station, by use!pass, for it contained items of
of dream books, roots and herbs. |new8 from each batter^ in the reg-
Whiteville officers charged him iment, cartoons, sketches from the
witb practicing medicine without lives of officers and men, and a
a licence and accepting money un-|iyeekly feature on some phases of
der false pretenees. 'military instruction by a commis-
Officers said Thursday he had ginned officer of the regiment.
handbills inviting patrons to his|
609 Dawson street office, where f .
they could find cruea for pains, |jJtCr-KEClEl IH0GI
Mhes, female troubles, fits, warts, «
cancers, asthma, blindness, stiff Vpy Mflf*
joints and almost every other ail-i^^ rUI IVUOIgUUIU
^ I Roseboro, —(CP)— An inter-
He had three suitcases of ra«ial and defense conference will
“Sweetheart Drops-” “Get .4way Ug the Roseboro high
Powder,” “Spanish Love Drops,j^te this month, the Rev.
and other merchandise with which (Carles E. Perry, principal said
he had Wilt a prosperous trade '^eek.
among i^hites and Negroes. Although the exact date has not
Officers examined him Thurs-yg^. arranged the Rev. Perry
day. He swallowed one of his Qwn Philip Randolph, Br. Irvin,
prescriptions and said he wa« go- Iguperintendent '^of public instruct
ing to float through the keyhole. jjorth Carolina, officers of
^o ebarge w^as immediately Coast Artillery Anti-Air-
Va. State College
(Qpjiiidued from Page 5)
76
21
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down set the Saintf back S5-7. Edward’s recovery of Bigg’s fum- goal with just six minutes of plajr-
The Hainta’ co-Captain« Sellerajl^le on the 28 yard line to unleash ing time in the game. Never rX
and TjCCompte,’ after stellar per-(Rn aerial attack Simms to Wil-lenting^her ^ttaek the Florid*
formances, were injured on the li*i»s for 9 yards bimI then turned “Battlers” tW the ball ffoph
l»Ht play of the game but are ex-, loose their power merchants Gant Southern on downs on the 40 yard
pected to be ready for this week’* and Williams to Punish the Cats q^arkera retained'it 'until the fiaal
game againfit the arch-rivals, the,line for the reni.aining 19 yard.s whistle and victory, marring
Bearfi of Shaw. * jand send Gant hurtling o'^r from Southern’a university** gi^e|^t
I the first for Florida’s fir«t tally, homecoming and banding them
Line-Up , Singleton's conversion hit the their second defeat this Keaton.
D—f poe. Norfolk
0—0, LE Hamlar
Scorihg Touchdowns, Jenkins L Baker
Ertra-point, Cave (pass). I^ Lattimore
C Ried
Officials: Referee, J. G. Tyson; q Da^is
Umpire, S. H. Brown; Hnesmen, jgiji Humphries
B. Washington; Field Judge, J. H. j^jr Mendoza
Williams. ^ j Turpin
HB Curtis
HB Russell
PB Maultsby
St. Augustine ’• cross bars smack in the middle. | Officials; Chenefa? i(X»Tifr) |
Fo^weU|The a|ert jRattlers n^hing end ^Utnpire, Braden (Howard);
platsed against him.
Mon Negro “City
Of Dead” Moved ^
C. W. HOBBS
GROCERY
Gi’oceries - Meats
Food Stamps Cashed
501 E. First Street
Wilson, —(CP)— Wilson citi
zen have transported the IJegro
I “city of the dear” and not one
ighoet W’as seen. .
I A whole cemetary — corpses,
j tbmhstones and all—w*as moved
I here recently when the city coun
cil condemned the sight to provide
,for a highway.
I Once the only buridl ground for
jail the Negro population of Wil
son, the cei^etary had not been
hised since 1!)09 when the prespnt
I one—Rer.t Haven—was establish
ed.
I Graves were weed-covered and
monuments were di’ipidated, but
workers exhumed the occupants,
placed them in labeled pine boxes
and took them to new graves in
Rest Haven.
“Education For A
Strong America” Is
Theme of Teachers
CONCLAVE HELD ... ;pTfka4
Hickory. —(CP)— “Education
for a Strong America” was the
theme of the Western North CarO-
ilina .Destrict Teachers Association
held at Ridge view high school here
Friday.
The one-day session opened at
10:00 a. m. and closed with a so
cial reception late in the evening.
The high school girl’s chorus, di
rected by M. S. Mitchell, sang for
the opening session and later the
high school band played under di
rection of 0. B. Tukes.
Seictional meetings were con
ducted as follows:
College, I. H. Miller, Living-
fiton; genjeral elementary, E. S.
Douglas; general high wbool, S. L.
Parham; High school principals,
B. W. Roberts; elementary princi
pals. R. H. Lee; primary grades,
Miss Grace Wylie; s^ammar grad
es, V. B. Tillman; science-mathe-
maties, E. F. Wilson; English-his-
tory, A. p. Toliver; home econotn-
ics. Miss J. E. Powell'; foreign lan-
giiage, R. L. Garrett; public school
music, J. A. Fillard.
craft Regiment at Fort Bragg and
membfrs of the faculty at Hhe
Fayetteville State Teachers college
will be on the program.
Lights for Rural Folk
Garland, —(CP) Rural residents
along the power lines of the Gar-
lan^-Tomahawk road in Longview
and further south have re'iently
wired their homes and now have
electric lights.
Order To Ft. Bragg
Port Bra^. —(CP)— Two CCC
companies, the Gil»^nville un{t
and the Bolton unit, have been
ordei^d transfered to Fort Bragg.
The P®st now has two Negro
CCC companies and three' white
companies, a total of 1,000 youths
on the reservation.
Hundred Percent
’* Camp Davis. —(CP)— The
100th Coast Artillery Anti-aircraft
Regiment has achieved the envi
able 100 per cent rating in the
Posts’ annual charity drive.
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The same period saw thg Saints
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Florida “Rattlers”
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. again led off by Hoy Gant’s inter
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