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eresS ISsssfc CaMS*«IL PMtot.
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srrae srpfswET oran sa e»« cahns at.
*&*■ S*ws«a<B S. ML rustoi
mxm- MAmm ABDE CSltmm. Int erne Street, •«** SeweraaS
j. r Ksaratt..
IKm r —'Sis* above art cf e»am*s« «h emtrteer interfießaMnS
stfiimii SOcWteHcO AJl!ara,se
SwsSsr toe fits Hit
Has No Man But To Lay
Down His life For A Friend
Tfee story of Oirist tes teeefi told and rottAd. JksosfSs&hms,
tt css firmer hc-cotrje mcrstxsvKs. to tfcoss at m> who are
consekwss of aooiher gsersoe also wossld be a frtessd.
Every day see meet people vhi- are called frleods, those
we call loved ones, iSwse vdso are oor relatives, hot aerer
&as the world wttjsivssed suets a symbol of love as Jeses Christ,
who Himself for «J« rettenijstkK of mats.
Poss&Sy: t would be easy for masy of as to aaderstand the
love of Jfeses Christ should we Sitess It to a frksad wfco petled
a tatHy e£* oar hack, while he was besttag the dayliglss ow
erf ns. We may more easily caderstaxtd the ’rfsStation of Christ
to tfess earth should ve become stricScejs 'with TB, caiaoer.
etc., and some medic was able to effect a cure.
While it is reported Shat Be never went to dtereh, one at
His disciples was instructed to loonti tbs church. A church
is Oetto&i as a called out assemhiy whose motimion ttei
from, “Greater tove has no mas that be fives tip Ms life
tor a friend.**
Raleigh Ministerial Asso.
Featuring Good Friday
faster H» aaspiees o#tbeßa
leifeti Ministerial kssodbt&oa
asd t&e Raleigh Council of
Churches, composed of
ters of bote races, **Tfc® Se
re® Lmsf Words of CfcrSst”
wSK be spnte-, at First 'gbpteft
Om-e&i, Friday, beaming at
12 neon.
The Rev, 3aek L. Bullard,
MslJfeinook Baptist church sssd
of teeMtotexiaJ *j>-
smcMS® e wiE speak me •'First
Wsh-sL* 4 The Rev. Dr. jdfaß
Lewis, First (white) Baptist,
wiH meditate. Josegsis Bou
ehard will deliver a spseljj so
lo.
Bev. Dr. O, L. StenrM, Ger,-
«2ssl Baptist Cmtm&km, will
**T Use "SecoK! Word’" goad the
»®v. Dr. Howard Edwfc Pie
fated, White Memorial Presby
fterSssE Ossreit wCS med Kate.
Mrs. Oorft Parry will stag
the solo.
The I ‘Third Worxi” will be
spehea by Bee. Frank Hatctei
sass, Dark- Street Dotted Pres
bfterlan Otanh. The Ear.
life Col*, My TrtaSty L?ste
*rtm Ctarate wffi meditate. The
«8» will be by jtobnay P. Wffl-
Four Days Left To Join
Worship Os 7 Last Words
Thus M# Mteiffiterlai AS-
Mmm, csxaprwKiaf mtodster*
«ff Jatosd tea «®y
«Me of fMy VMi^.
befitffl Messsttey tti&st. The
fltoßt nssrvfee was fe*s at ©r9«
AME Ste Ci®:ri& e f®» lw.
Frssatfe
'Taassßtey .e5©K ms at
Drvk :3t..
pog*aM MfeStefJ tMßwweitf-ttte
IRM. The Res. P. B,
asm Ss€ m&ak&r
&uy mm », y»-
Invite A Friend To Go With
You To Church Easier Sunday
Bams.
The Ba*. CflUies Kiitesma, U
afted Cteireb, will bsing the
"Fwsrtte Word/* vtte Rev, Dr.
P. H. Johnson bringing tee ro«d~
itattet. Sirs. Margaret Loefe
asiy will resAw the solo.
Be*. G. Paul Philips will
apeak at ft vt "Fifth Word." He
is the paster of Leyden Mem
orial MieftwxSSst Cterefe. A duet
will be scstg in' Mrs. E. U.
M„ Kelt} and Ladttfe TP. mu.
Ear. Dr. j. L Warn®, St,
Jaussas Mt4fcodlss Church wiH
meditate.
The 4 «Sfa*b Word" will he
<*®se by Her. T. J. Yooiflbtocwt,
Hiliyer Memorial Christ lasi
Chords. 'Else Res; B. S. Foaat
St. Basil AME Church win bring
the meditatloß and Mr*. Bea
trice WUsiss win atog.
The final and "Seventh Word"
«ffl be brought by Mm. G. W.
Larkin, presiding elder, North
CaHtte Conference r«f the AME
Chorctu, The Rev. Jaase* Redfc
witls, St. MlduMls Episcopal
Chardfe win bring the filmed
itatlm. Mr. Bell will sis*
the last solo and Rev. Jag*.
Bullard viD offer the eiovtog
prayer.
byfterhm.
The s»rsdoes wiK be held at
Msustto Street. Baptist CbarA
s*&& pert. W.B. Lewis I* sebtd
v&ssij to do tee prwfSstog.
The Friday night eerelts
ss will I* held at First
OUBed m Cteris®,
Be*. *1 Cmwits&Mxn.-, the jns
i« s be to e%£rge. Tfe®
ftoal. aertiee w® be * *l9#®-
rlsa Serebse,” SBMtoer Bm&Z&y
mxeaiag « a. m» Rev, €. W„
Ward ttoDuar mrmem., *irs».
Pasfi AME CtomCfcfc.
THE QUESTION ?S - -
Are We htersstei Or Are We Hot
&as®E«jd! as there seems to be :tnle toterea bv tsds year’s
ciry coonci: race possibly several Negrt- eaadMates siiossld
crfSer. Os Ifae tea candidates ofleritsg for rise eoßneil, too are
Segrces. This seems a gooc prcportlan. There have beefi
many flee sad aMe professional and business <n«i and womea,
who bare offered te the pasr. If ttmir interest cosid be re
kindled, Raleigh would have more persons to choose from and
shottle git* os tbe seeded number of fourteen, for a primary.
Other boertis arsd councils are ku out of reacl for more
than one Vegrc to serve on. Surely if there is a dearth of
U'bfie persons interest-ec in these p-L«kion?, Kegrc cairtfidares
shtKdd be sought, In greater numbers than the tsusl one to a
body of 5,7 or whatever the msaber may be.
Possftiy new the people erf ibe commnidty are aware cf
the maav JGegroes who ate capable off miiuj; tscskiocs of trust
The Carolinian
VOL 26. NO 18
Carmichael
DEFINES BUCK POWER
Jf-jj-tj-si-
JIM GARDNER FLAYS POWELL
■T > a « tßadwrm:..,
sj£ * k
jwsßp^»as^SL i pn rsa. - ••
TOTS SAVED IK BRONX FITIE - Hew Yarfc James Lee, 3,
and his staler, JmssSßer, 2, lie m kftchefs taMe of their apart
meat as fireman Edward BMrfe aj tpUes resusdfato: to Jenni
fer. Tbe children were mesnsome wbess fhre broke out in the
apssriroent at 40M 3rd Are., the Bpwbx, early March I2ih.
Fireman said ibe childrer. bad stopped breathing feet were
revived by- resuscitation. They were taken to Marrisania
Hospital where fiw?> were reported to fair coodMon. Tbeir
raerffcer, Jbanlts. Lee, was treated at hospital and released. (DPI
PHOTO),
ImAms
DURHAM - Tbe Sdife session
of the tforth Carolina Teach
ers AasoeSattoa, befei In Bar
feam, wlifc hesikpsarters at ibe
JAefc Tar Hotel, March 16-17
promt spite taxtog on the hotel
Use Central Civic Center and
Howard U.Stideats Jeer Hershey
WASHISGTQK, 0. C. -Lewis
B. Hwstoey, director of tee Se
lective Draft Service w* vft
ttsalSy throws ctß of a meeting,
edisedsOed to be held or. the
Pfetett ’ Wttlfans a#Hci: b@r hair totrnimt fesbfm asste
tal&s to aetma: Mardb IStfc after she was sasn-d by EeptMi
®s®s to rm stg&fcsS deposed rserrsocratto Congressman 4 darn
Cla«€as Powell men month. Mrs. williams* SO aod a grand
mother, said she wants to ,< iiemaas*T%ie tot!* people of Amerl
« tot not *H Negroes endorse the antics** oj Ml (upi
PHOTO),
Off icia! Fdfce Filesj
| m cam mat j
EDITOR 1 ® NOTE: We tSx&sfe 1* fit .and proper that we msaomee
to the render* of this eobnm that there was ao sews to pot ta
thdte part oftbeeoStßnstiile'week. For toe past two weeks crime
tem sat Obama Ms sgSy fw» span the pdfee blotter as rough
».* fc Imsfe {test weeks. We are happy over Hals tad sasS hope
tW crtes* wm oostface to tall oft. We are- fcapfoas; Rat toe
etttetm* trill mnemher what the secant means, and revereoGi
wSrimto & ifj refraiaSMg toon vMsfcisg any of toe laws <f
toe cfty asto. root fesfirSagte® cfwm the rSjgtete «sf Risers, Ftese
torsi to wage 3 tor this wee®?* Crime Bank.
Carolina ’# Leading Weekly
RALEIGH. N. C . SATURDAY MARCH 25, 1967
HiEsfefe Bfgh Sdioo!, stole to She
large faunber of delegates at
tending. Tbe business sessions
and the genera! asaexWbe*
were held st. the throe places.
Dr. Harry E, Groves, presi-
OSee TE4CKKBS. S>. 2)
campus of Howard University,
Tuesday, when 5C screaming
Steaks** msrraaafed him, wav
tag posters and demonstrating
their resentment *& his pre
as well as others. There are also Hugroes who v.<ojild carry
dhow a dedicated torerest to serving tbe people off Raleigh.
Surely there iraa be snore Interested persons ttsa* 10, a*
this petal, to rm our dy’s tesstoess and more than those
who have expressed interest, tg» to aos,. to determine oar
imel’ectoal piauutog and promotton.
Raleigh has grown and is stfH growing, fes citizens, at
M: races, are required to meet the challenge that they
now face. 1: caiasoc be met unless we get tbe best among ns
to chart the course of our fovertumeut. Oar political mores
are not sufficiem and -we mast realize this. We must toe*
up to tia- fact that dictated politics are not is the best iatere-st
of oar society. We most also fine out that individual politics
-sill not pat aoe in office. We must learn to join our forces
with oilier forties, if we are gotof to make any beastoa: to
politics.
N. C. Solon
Proposes
Jail For
C. Powell
In a Monday nsorntog news
conference Jls: Gardner, ec«-
gressniaii from the 44fc district,
to a question, posed by The
C AROLIKIAN, threw a bread
side at Adair. Clayton Powell.
When asked whether be-would
vote again not to seat Mr. Pow
ell If he came back, his answer
was a definite YES. The rest
question was whether he felt
that Mr. Powell deserved the
role ot martyrdom that con
gress had bestowed upon him
by not seating him. His reply,
1 T think Mr. Powell should fee
to jail, doe to the fact he lias
violated every moral and ethic
right that is incumbent upon
a congressman. He has misused
tbe public's foods, he has forg
ed checks and has falsified a
toosfi eapease foods.”
The 4th district representa
tive went cm to say that he
coaid not see ho* the Justice
Department could get around in -
vest igat tog the conduct of form
er congressman Powell and lie
did not see how he could es
cape a jail sentence, for fete
esca lades.
He was asked about the in
vest igatloo of Senator Dodd of
Conn., and whether he though:
tbe Investigation had been as
vigorous as Stoat of Congress
man Powell. Bis reply was that
he was not as familiar with
(See SOIWW p. T)
sence.
The T3-yr.-o*d general was
rescued by school officials and
led from tee auditorium. He
left in a htrff, after saying "I
am insulted and will few speak.
The students said that tee draft
was unfair to tee blade mac
and tee tensers carried sash
words as "draft beer,” not
college students.”
Hersbey has been tee t »"t
of st rodent protest fron t&e
pacifist element m toy cam
pus he visits, is naming into
more general and hostile re
sentment at Kegro colleges.
The day before, Morgan State
College, in Baltimore,
received a less nade, b» da
te** nmiFAim, y. ty
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had $23 and $lO respectively
if ted they gsae tato aim of the
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pSdtoed np and ticket *B«2S was
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CARMICHAEL
SNCC Mead
Predicts
Acceptance
By Whites
BV GROVER BAIL El'
DUHHAM - Stokely Carmi
chael, black power advocator,
spoke before an overflow audi
ence to the Page Auditorium ai
Duke University Friday. His
previous speech before the law
staetents was cloned to the pub
lic and press. However, af
terwards, outside the meeting
room, opinions varied among
the students concerning young
Carmichael and the(SNCC)Sta
dpm Nonviolent Coordinating
Commute*- Philosophy.
Many of tee Duke students
found Carmichael "impres
sive” and ‘ profound," and oth
ers added teat tee was ‘‘eva
sive,” and “shallow.” That
was before his address at the
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I EDITORIAL FEATURE
i The Thought Exchange
By Gordon B. Hancock,
DR. KING’S SECOND GREAT PLUMPER
The cun of Napoleon's military glory thet
rose so respecden:iy at Au&tariite and Jena,
was destined to set dismally zt Waterloo by
a series. of great blunders among the great
est of which was tits U;~fats«i expedition into
Russia in 1812. Military his orians with the
know-how declare that the Russian expe
dition and its baleful of consequences broke
the back of Napoleon* amating military
power and sent him reeling to Waterloo
when h® awoke to the tragic fast that at
last the end of his gilded dream toad wme.
He died, a tragic figure! There are indica
tion that a parallel css fee outlined between
Napoleon and Dr. Martin Luther King,and
it t» greatly to be feared that the mn of
Dr. King's weS-eeneeSrod and well-wen glo
ry that roes at Montgomery mad its watSttog
protest Is now sorting at Beverly HR. Calls.
Dr. King's adventore into CSdago halfway
pleading asn-viatowse and halfway thtmt*
etiing vfolenee could tseslly pemltei W&p&-
Jeon's espsdi! less into Russia because it wws
the Chicago edven'acre with its tasste and.
its failure that jftict mused Dr. BaD tac
tics f® be a matter of q&setfeu. SSo popular
was Dr. King Ghat people test that he could
do no wrong. Bat when Ire iisgiorioasly fail
ed to bring about She great Chicago lsoustag
DOWN WITH THE
math m&m
mo xor esaanr ray the supbeme penalty fob mr.
During the lister sessou men’s minds sad hearts axe
pretii* to accept Or* wbc lived and “sacrificed $e a* cross,
befeid? a tfcieff, sa that the baffix® race fee rodteetned.
Unde.- ibe law, Christ was ptMAcly ssardered Ttoder idhc’s
law, today- bnK-;asj beings are fcs4g eaeeuted to toetr destis
for crimes they etnnmftfed, or of crisj-ses ; . to mans’ tostaaceSs
they did not com in ft.
This eras*iL-£ of life, fey man, wfeiefe cannot he rararreeted,
as did Christ, should be lotted vpan by soetety, wtth maOsJz,
The ptMic sh<*uld be aroused to fee point of vatihrig wrUSag,
viri-jg amt Wre possfMe, msktog a persona! ecmiast with
legislators, usMag thcar. to tend &E possible tefhseuce against
the death penalty.
Jesepfc B. Qtdßan, Georgia Justice- erf tbe Supreme Court,
Isad the fcSjowing to say about ca&ital pcctefeaießi, "To tetme
thar wpcc an error cf my owe a men derives! of Ms legal
rights is going to ite H a horrsirff; scoter that bsante me
day and night.”
The following letters are from the colfeetlor of Paul Gretas
Chapel mn.
Dear children;
'Tour daddy died in the gs K ebamber.
1 want to say to you that I love yon all and v»a»e to port
from you but the life I led stoning against 3ems he took me
from you, your mother aad grandmother.
“So, children, please remember this .-fee good and think
about the way your daddy died for being disobedfeai to
God's tows. Please go to church and take Jesus ter your
savior, read your Bifete and Jesus will mate you happy
and bless you the longer .you live. Please mind your
mother.
“If you live for Jesus you will -see yoar daxfe}-*- again,
"Daddj- loves you hut God loves him better ,
‘"Daddy won’t saj anymore txm or&y take Jeans for
your friend. 5 "
Dearest Mother;
"1 am writing ibis letter from the very depths of my
heart. There have teen times I know dear 34ether, whim,
because- off my actions, you often wondered did I really km*
you. But. this night as I lotft forward to being with my Loving
Sartor, 1 wan? tc< say, life 1 sever said before, I love you, and
my only regret is that I did not tell you long ago of my
great devotion for you.
“I will be going to be with God, bat I shaO be -miitmg
for you and our other loved ones, to come up there to be
together forever more. Our parting will sot be long, so
don’t cry or grieve for me. Just think we wfß be together
with our Lord for eternity.
"I »*n never forget the day I got to trouble, because you
told me that if I didn't stop and ltsten to you, I would get
into trouble. But l didn't listen to you, and lam very sorry
for not heeding your sotasd words of adhice. And 1 remember
very well how you, the good mother you are, stuck with me
thrmgh everything, even after some others turned tiserfr
hacks on me. I foigj-e Father for what be said shoot me at
the time 1 got into trouble. And I have beer, praying that
to nay accept God and spoad the rest of Ms life serving
tte- L-u s d.
"I hog- anc pray t}|at you will be able to make arrange—
?u<*nts with,..to have..,, my darling daughter, to visit and
sto ocra>i rally with you at your home. Because I know
v-ijr 1;to fc. good advice will be a great help to her as
she grows older.
“As to my trial L promised to tell you the truth. Os
course the evidence was against me, but I did not kSM the
man. I believe that my lawyer could have done more if he
had dug irao the sects of the case, instead of talking so much
about my “so called confession” and disc rite fetation.
‘*l forgive., for what she did to me. 1 beitere no other
4S« mum nße«&snr. a>. *♦
thc v(Ct »«ic*>c-e«<’
. •»<
•.. ..s.i.ilTCa
sraTswsr m isasoH&aii' tssmnr s. watnmss
~~ ricce msssßg op rm mnnz sitits
cm umu u. tmtmtmcx or tser?.cmz mono mmnnr. tasx
rnKSi 13 - 29, 1967
Par tbe post ltd ysmru. t»» «qp>o pr*«* a»s Dm.
the BiHWnt, fr*e *nd ywßposi»i»S« vats* of the taerlesss
SSegit in hie relent lees etmggle Ter frvedoe sod Justice.
She flret ittgre nsnapeper, rvsmOsm’t Journal.
pobiieSWK! *j John B. tsuewni lu Itereh if
°nir * a organ of protest which Jarre* tt» nation's cooscienoe
ortr the icwue el Kegrt etevery; It gsv* iapetua and valuable
leadership to the Abolitionist novawmt. *
Storowgh She years. In the ions sting*!* for every
fora of equality sne justice, the hs»i-o press R»s continued
to be in tbe vshgasrS. It has fulfilled on Indispeateble
ml® ijj the civil right* ■aveawnt.
On its lAOtii maxlrsrsrry, l solute the hnero press
Tor its service t© the net lew, for its eeongww bottle®
sod its e.isnifleant victories. I eaesmni it» editors,
pstfii vases**, staffs sad exporters for stMtelnlhg hope sad
fsitii in Ararrlee'e iimUs of freedoa end heaer. dignity. Tl*»
fulflliaent of thia premise is the heart end sow! cf oar
Oaaoerette systew.
mis F*sr, ISB very plssssd that is etc setiew'e
Sepxtei, the Specie! Cemsittee on Oasorw—etsl Affaire of the
ifetloaal Hewepsper Publishers iseocistiae will participate la
a series of hriefiaga and dlseaeslans with tap federal officials
on the greet issues f*cln* our people, These asetiM will
be one of mnssj ways by which w* will *iw fullest serening to
the 1967 observance of Betiosas; Besrc Press week. P®r this Is
a tins for pride end for progress.
revolution, It was like Napoleon's retreat
from Russia, I was to Chicago a few woitos
ago and there was no great tomtom
tion nod quite noticeably Dr. King tense teem
since unduly quiet. Almost suddenly he .drop
ped from the hedalinea, Mm eemm Dr. King
from Beverly MHa. CWff. with wtmi asneußto
to an attack cm his country and its adstis&fi*
tmtlon. He is asking for our paU-out of Viet
Ham to. the interest of mr poverty program.
He is advocating oar rmttoa’s surrender to
communism and Russia. He often not a
word of aatumnec for cur country to mvb
stojeet; sanender. Hg ffeSs to teH the aatto
that an uncoodittocml pOQ-ost means a srtm
the freer, light to nms&t and its cwaimssaSsm,
to take of the TwaiSSeSs OmW
wmdCL
Dr. King Sails to tell toe rotmSay flat If
Cte world is tamed «wr so Rtaste tmill tSss
poverty and Regro men sssfctted to
thi»" sorastry !t mean* a&Bvssty tor i® »1L
Poverty ahmM tee 'mnkhsA ‘Mm iteei land
and so ateuks the idmraeM sssragatfeKt smd
sahits®»ti<m of the Bs«ro, But If m sws’. ffl»
schtttow s*f ttone tw evH» tw,? agSMtewt Dwt
security and sarrtwid of mt •mi&m, m we
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be left with Rsaala In ctejst of war ft
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