'We Must Get Together/ Evers TelSs NC Group
LONELINESS AT MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL-West Point, Miss. White girl waits with Negro stu
dents here February 2 for the doors 9! the formerly all-black Southside Elementary School
to open for second semester registration. There was no trouble during registration. Class
es began February 3. (UPI).
NC's Robert Brown May Leave
White House Post;Cites Money
Robert Brown, who was the first black man to wear the title, 'Spe
cial Assistant to the President,” is finding out that the title is riot as
rewarding financially as it is otherwise.
Brown vent to the White
House with the intentions of
staying at least two years. One
year has already passed, but
Brown is doubtful about the sec -
Harold Mann Dies
111 Vietnam Mishap
Pfc. Harold Vann Mann, Jr.,
22, son of the late Harold V.
Mann. Sr ~ and Mrs. Harriett
L. Mann of 224 South Tar boro
Road arrived in Vietnam on
January 34, 1970 and was re
ported missing on January 25.
He was also the nephew of
James A. Mann of Raleigh. Final
word of nis death received on
Saturday, January 30,1970. Pfc.
Mann, a former CAROLINIAN
newsboy, was reportedly a
victim of drowning.
He attended Mary E. Phillips
and Lucille Hunter Elementary
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CRIME
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CUTS FRIEND’S DAUGHTER
Miss Joan Brown, 21T Doro
thea Drive, told Officer Joseph
Blaylock at 11:37 p.m. Friday,
that her mother and another
person were in an argument
when John Thomas Wortham, 19,
“somewhere on Cone Street,'’
lumped into tne fuss. Miss
Brown said she told Wortham
to stay out of it, but Wortham
is alleged to have taken a knife
and struck at Joan, cutting her
on the right thumb. Miss Brown,
who said she would sign a war
rant, charging assault with a
deadly weapon, was treated and
released at Wake Memorial
Hospital for a one-inch cut on
the thumb.
(See CRIME BEAT, F. i)
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No W inners, So
Sweepstakes Grows
This marks the third week
that lucky house numbers have
been announced in The CARO
LINIAN’* revised Sweepstakes
Promotion, It also marks the
third week no one claimed the
merchandise, now totaling $l5O,
available at businesses which
ond. “I hope I can'’ he said,
'but Siolding this job lias prov
ed to he a financial burden.”
"When you take a $20,000 cut
in income, it sort of rearranges
Schools. He graduated from
John W. Ligpn High School in
the class of 1966 and attended
Saint Augustine’s Collage to
PFC. HAROLD V. MANN, JR,
pursue studies in Business Ad
ministration.
Before lie was inducted Into
the Armed Forces in August,
1969, he was employed by Sea
board Railroad Coastline as a
clerk, where he enjoyed his
work tremendously.
Harold joined Saint Paul AME
Church at an early age and serv
ed in man capacities.
Harold an only son, he is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Nel
lie M, Mann of Poughkeepsie,
NY Y.; mother, Mrs. Harriett
L. Mann; five sisters, Mrs.
Clara M. Heath of Stamford,
Conn.; Mrs. Alice M. Carpen
ter of Raleigh, Misses Barbara
(See MANN I>»FS. P t)
advertise in the Promotion,
Lucky Sweepstakes Feature
numbers this week are as fol
lows; 0156, first prize, Car
ter's, Inc., 19 E, Martin and 128
E. Martin Street, worth $25 in
merchandise to somelucky win
(See SWEEPSTAKES, P. 3)
your thinking”, said Brown, who
conducted a highly successful
public relations business in
High Point, N. C. before going
to Washington. There hasn’t
been a month my wife and my
self haven’t had to top the sav
ings account.
Brown who spends his time
working with various civil
rights and minority enterprise
problems makes no bone that his
complaint is one of finance only.
"This job has been rewarding
in many ways," lie explained
"and the President is a fantas
tic man, beautiful to work for.
(See BROWN MAY, P. 2)
First Year
Weathered
BfYMG
The shingle outside the one
widow, one door, cinder block
front at 409 E. Martin Street
reads YAAG, Inc,, a name many
people have never heard of, but
inside some serious minded
Blacks come together with a
mutual goal -- righting a
wrong.
Born only a year ago (Feb,
5, 1969) the youthful organiza
tion has weathered the storm
and can now project into the fut
ure under the very capable lead
ership of Miss Stella J.Horton,
executive secretary. Conceived
during a conversation between
Cato Saunders and Joseph Heck
stall, the young adult Action
Group was tendered to a stage
(8e« YAAC, P. 2?
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m LOVE WITH ACTRESS-Dallas: The fuy in Room 62-
19 has fail an In love with the girl in Room 222. And the
romance all began because of a simple little blister. The
guy in Room 6219 at Baylor Medical Center in Dallas is
the National Footfall League's rookie of the year, running
back Calvin Hill of the Dallas Cowboys. Hill happily dis
plays a picture of the girl, Denise Nicholas, an actress
in the television series, Room 222, So far, the courtship
has been one-sided stn.ee HilFs only contact with Miss
Nicholas has been via. the TV tube 'ln his hospital room
where tie ha« been practically bed-ridden for three weeks
for treatment of an infected Mister. (UPIX
One In Intensive Care Ward
Auto Crash Hurts Winters’ Children
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THE CAROLINIAN
VOL 29, NO. 15
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Charges Conspiracy
Siiii On
Way To
Job Here
A 46-year-old Ra
leigh woman was shot
to death Friday morn
ing in front of Tara A
partments on Six Forks
Road near the North
Hills Shopping Center.
Mrs. Mamie Beatrice Mor
gan of 905 E. Edenton St. was
shot four times in front ~>f A
partment No. 8 where she had
gone to work at the home of Mrs.
Robert Allen.
Police arrested Early Stone,
59, of 942 E. Hargett St. and
charged him with first degree
murder. Stone is being held
in Wake Cointy jail without
privilege of bond.
Mrs. Allen told police that
stie 1 aft home at Brls a.m, and
drove to the Morgan home to
get Mrs. Morgan, a maid, to
work in th Allen home.
Mrs. Allen said she arrived
at Mrs. Morgan’s home at a
bout 8;30 a.m., and drove Mrs.
Morgan back to the Tara A
partmenis arriving there at
about 8:45 a m.
A car with a Negro man sit
ting in it was parked in front
(See ON WAY TO P. 2)
Band Sees
Conspiracy
CHICAGO, 111. - ‘The real
conspiracy is in the govern
ment of the United States,”
Georgia State Representative
Julian Bond said after testify
ing for the defense in the Chi
cago 7 Conspiracy trial here
last week.
Bond told newsmen “a con
scious conspiracy exists in
Washington and in police sta
tions and prosecutor’s offices
(See i. BONO P 2)
Woman Gunned Down, Mm Skin As
&B3§k
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early stone
. . .held in slaying
Man Held For Murder
After Another Killed
A 22-year-old Raleigh man with a police
record dating back to October 24, 1960 when
he was charged with larceny from auto, sur
rendered himself to local authorities to face
a charge of murder.
Victor Cole Mangum, 848 E.
Lenoir Street, turned himself
in at the City-County Magis
trate’s office in the deat.l
earlier in the day of James Vann
DeLoatch, also of this city.
The incident is reported to
have occurred in the 1300 block
of Walnut Street, following a
quarrel between the pair.
DeLoatch succumbed about
twenty minutes after hieing ad
mitted *0 the emergency room
at Wake Memorial Hospital. He
had been shot once in the chest.
The calibre of weapon used was
not disclosed to a representa
tive of The CAROLINIAN.
On January 8 of this year,
Mangum was charged with il
legal possession of heroin
He is now being held in the
Wake County Tail without privi
lege of bond to await a prelimi
nary hearing in Wake District
Court on Wednesday, March 18.
DeLoatch’s, no stranger to
officials of the Raleigh Police
Department, had a record dat
(See d- Rir£>»JEitS, P. 2)
Peoples Credit Union Chooses Officials
The B1 oodworth Street
YMCA, 600 S. Bloodv.orth St.,
hosted the Annual Meeting of the
Peoples Credit Union here
Thursday evening, January 29.
Election of officers, report of
financial status, declaration of a
five percent dividend, along with
expressed determination by the
president D. Terry Hough, Sr.,
and executive secretary-treas
ueer, Edward Carson, to a high
er and more serviceable credit
union for the Raleigh communi
ty, where highlights of the ses
sion.
The Peoples Credit Union is
less than two years old. It has
not lost a loan from over $12,000
it has issued in loans. It now
has over 500 members and
shareholders, representing
nearly SB,OOO. Its main office
is located In the facilities of
The CAROLINIAN at 516 E.
Martin Street.
Membership is open to the
general public of Raleigh and
Wake County. Directors of the
Peoples Credit Union are;
Joseph Whitaker, Sr., P. R.
Jervay, D. T. Hough, W. F.
Cumbo, Edward Carson, treas
urer, George Flemming, treas
urer, George Flemming, At
torney F. J. Carnage, vice
president; Mrs. Char
lotte Greer*, secretary, George
E, Sanders, James W. Perry,
North Carolina s Leading Weekly
RALEIGH. N. C FEBRUARY 7. 1970
Rep. Julian Bond
VICTOR C. MANGUM
. . .teces murder rap
MTA M
To Aid 3
Find Tutors
MOBILE, Ala.-The National
Education Association has an
nounced that financial assist
ance will be provided for three
w! ite teachers who were fired
last year after participating in
civil rights activities in two
all-black Mobile Count} high
schools.
The NEA DuShane Em urgency
Fund will pay legal fees for
Donald B. Dickerson, Roy Hyde,
and Fred Pistorious, all of
whom were fired after criticiz
ing the Mobile County school
board for mas.; suspension of
black students.
In a federal court suit filed
here January 29, the three
(Set NtA FIND P 2}
sr., and Thomas Glasc.oe.
Members of the credit com
mittee include E. Clarence
flee* at the Annual Meeting of the Peoples Credit Union, held at the Bloodworth Street YMCA
last Thursday evening. D. Terry Hough, Sr., second from right, was returned to the office
of president; Edward Carson, second from left, was returned to the office of executive secre
tary-treasurer as was E, Clarence Davidson, extreme right, to the chairmanship of the cred
it committee. T, B. Jiles, extreme left, was elected to the supervisory committee. George E.
Sanders, center, is a member of the board.
SINGLE COPY Inc
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JAMES V. DELOATCH
. . shot to death
DEPUTY DEFENSE SECRE
TARY-Washington: Air Force
Col Daniel “Chappy” James,
Jr,, who flew 78 combat mis
sions in Vietnam and then took
command of Whoglus Air Base
in Lybia is shown as he was
introduced to the press at the
Pentagon after being named de
puty assistant secretary of de
fense so: public affairs Feb
ruary 3, Col James is the
first Negro and first military
man to hold the post. He is
being promoted to brigadier
general and w-ill assume his new
dutter-, next month. (UPI).
Davidson, chairman; D. Earl
Haywood and Alexander Watk
ins .
Weather
Seen As
Factor
Mi s s R e bee c a W: li
ters, 16. the daughter
of Rale 1g h Rea 11 or,
John tV. Winters, rt -
main in intensive care at
Wake Memorial Hospi
tal after Vteinm serious
ly in aired in a one oar
accident Monday morn
ing on Highway 401 S.,
ne•: ■ Manor Ridge.
Mks> Winters, was envouto
tC S--' 00l Id H ■ > ! a: h
when a passing c.a spla
watc: onto R-r wntisi :«~KI r: ic:h
obstruct**-! :-r-»r \ U*v:temporari
-1
Apparently Miss winters pan
icked put oi: brakes •and slip
'ped off the wet pavement turn
ing over three times ’*»fore
(Si-r \!\ 11 lis t> Z)
Moyorls
Keynoter
Ip State
EI 1/ * BETH COY - Ms;, or
Chai les Ever*- speaking to a
largo crowd in Elizabeth. City
Sia:e Unit .*rsity’s Moon 11
Auditorium last Tuesday, ha it
be known from the tiegini.-i ig
that he was not a profess n :il
speakei. later Mamin. 1
“the seg r ■ f- ga * <>d school - r
teri: ’•
He was even more frank n
he said that, 3 do not s:■ G
fO 81-'Cks U l; ' ...
dent Nixon speak.- i< . w> it
We just speak oui pear* ”
Introduced !y. Pobert Wj !,
sophomore social sc let < e
major, Weldon N. c., the ! : -
ette, Mississippi mayor j*av- •as
the first order of business for
the young EC.SU students, ‘V -■
(See JVi US SVYS. |> Z)
Alexander
Gets mA
Aide Post
M ASHINGTON, D. C. -Ti eo
dore M. Alexander, Jr., ,0. At
lanta real estate and stock !>r<>fc
er, has been appointed A isl
ant Commissioner so- Home
Mortgages of the Federal Hous
ing Administration in ti '• U. S.
Department of Housing at. i Ur
ban Development, Sec ■-♦ary
George Romney has announced,
Mr. Alexander. 37, was swot n
In by Eugene A. Gulledg- . As
sistant Secretar y for Morty •re
Credit and the FHA Con mis
sioner. The new appointee h >s
served as a consultant t( the
Department in recent months,
assisting in organizing its Of
fice of New Communities for
(See Ai EXANUtR. I'.
Comprising the super" ary
committee are George Klem
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