Mrs. Elizabeth Dumm Koontz Speaks Hem Thursday
** Top lack Woman in US Government To Raleigh
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Si C. BLACK PANTHERS EVICTED-Winston-Salem: V. par- aft m- ■■■>•<■': f r theft of meat from a truck last v
fag bullet; roof vests, about 50 heavil; irn ed pol center: - J last
]y evicted the local Black Panthei Part. from its
January 21 morning. Police escort Julius Cornel! fr Y ' - 1 ■
Winston-Salem Black Panther Leader
Is E v icted A s “l n des irah 1e Te aa n t
WINSTON-SALEM - 1.-;rrv Little : .Juli>
Cornell were trres'- Tues : ‘M-.-. ,;oh e ■■■■.
county sheriff authors ti* - . ■ PI • P -
Little and Cornell v e:<
charged with stealing meat and
with being accessories to a
felony in the case whicl v.p
penec a week ago. Cornell v. as
also charged v.tr receiving
Jail Two Blacks After
Kidnap Attempts Fail
BENNETTSVII LE. S. C. -
Two B ack -r.'-n, one of ” <*rr.
w ounded during a shootout, hav *•
bet-'i taken to t’ e state prise:,
here after a:: apparent after; r>t
* tc- kidnap men :>ers oft: ree
families was foiled Saturday
rug’ • v-’en a tor me i state leg
islator exchanged gunfi: *• w ith
Rev, Hamarss
Gives Last
Sermon Here
BY. W. A "PETE” WII.DEI
R«t . Tec mi set C . : s
for thirty eight years •: e pav
tor at Manly Street United
Christian Church, ended is
pastorate there last Sunday
morning v.ith a stirring me
sage. He theme, "Hold Fast
To Dreams” was suggested as
he read from Langston Hughes.
Scrlpturally, he used some of
the most dramatic scenes from
the Holy Word. He used Joseph,
Belihazzar, etc.very effective
ly, Familiar hymns by both this
senior and the young people's
choirs included, "I Gave My
jLife For Theft,*' "Good Night
Here And Good Morning Up
There," "My Hope Is In The
Lord," "Precious Lord,"
and "Have faith In God.*'
Mrs. Alyce Jones and M s,
Adarine Kurtz collaborates on
"Precious Lord.’ Mrs. Hat
tie Vance and Mrs. M. Reid
(Pet PASTOR GIVES. P 2)
SEEKS SPEAKER OF U. S. HOUSE POST - Washingtcx.
Rep. John Conyers, Jr., D-Miciu, shown in bis office at the
Capitol Janu&rv 38. has announced that he will challenge Feu.
Carl Albert, D-Okla., for Speaker because Albert M s not taker:
a stand or a bid by House liberals to strip Mississippi congees:—
men of their seniority. Albert had been unopposed, (DPI*.
stolen goods after a stolen type
writer was discovered during
A week ago, police were call
ed to Investigated a report •• 1 at
a truckload of stolen meat :-d
Grover Benner 23. oi Ch ar
lotte and Charles Leonard
Scales, 22. ol BHmettsville Mr e
been charged with kidnaping
robhety, burglary a:id assault
and battery wit! intent to kill
after engaging in a shootout
with form ; state Represents -
five- James F. l ee.
Scales wounded in the throat
and chest was arrested after he
collapsed outsjdf- ihe house -
urday night while Bennett gave
himself u; Sunday nif‘-t through
'• ! s attorney ■ Police C': rei
Manon Driggers gave no
rrotr.es for the plot but he did
say that, "Scales wa? against
the establishment..’ He also
said both of the men were
carrying Hack militant litera
ture at t* e tin of t 1 <■
The two men had abducted
Mrs lee, wife of Rep. Ice,
he)' son, Mr. and M? Wayne
Chavis and three of their four
children tic-fore the shooting
occurred at Lee’s home. The',
forced their *a } into t! - Lee’s
home holding Mrs. Frances
Lindsay, trie wife of state
Senator Johr Lindsay, at gun
point .
Mrs. Lindsay was snot in the
throat, arc and leg by one of
the men after Lee broke loose
and got hold of a gun. Mrs.
Lindsay vas listed i. critical
ly condition.
The following account oi the
incident was given b; Line sat,
a Mall boro County Democrat;
Scales, unemploved, wen? to
<*?*■ aML Wo. e 2)
thers from a party o:
'he northeasi
'c " ■ • .'vh.‘ -a;.' from the
s cff' f■ Tu*?
Vr raJ rs vav reported o i
‘ >u]. ti: ng. T o s': f-ti iff d^puties
of ?•«. wore bullet
proof vests car: led tear
T • CAPOIIXIAX talked to
sa3 d, • Tbe •pc-* 1 1 r discov -
en< if: •. \: •:.*• ion had !*een
:• ■ : ' • k:;;s Senior High
-v - • -out* ago. Id-
Mob Leaves
South, But
Form Remains
AT! 1T .-- 1 mob as a
co' n '. ■ • • : * of censor -
■ ;y - ' • .m-sed from
V • ' ■ - -f during the
r ! ■ ■ ui more subtle
f - : ot.i'.ior. suppression
re- i.-im . 1 strong, the
> ?:• u . •• e: - .al Council said
I or freedom of
exj :■■* - m • •• e region, the
gent;, said that, although, es
■
;S-(- vow ;t,\s p :s
f. Capel
Speaks In
Fayetteville
T AYI7 7 ; VII ' ; - The Hon
ors • ,’e ; Cape . Major
pro - • of- Vines,
t ; t: trpnd as ! <- address
ed the t» ird - uitra 1 banquet
r? ■ •: r VOi M * Heigh: s
‘ : T' e!; m r fommunity'sbai
t h 80 percent and efforts
eim V? *•••• ' ' *’ at our black
cvm.rum,->es serve as sieve
ti r r.;;1 . r ’ r one- flows, and .
of the $32 ":llron dollars in
annual income in black com
munities, ove 90 per cent of
it leaves »! t- area, t.ureover,
none of the funds are contrilwt
ed to.*arc the development of
the community and there are
r;o hopes lot future growth,’’
he continued.
A member of the North Caro
lina Board of Conservation and
Development, Cape! told the
gat’ e: ini' too Utile effort is
■'St f CA»EI. p z>
■ffice at 1616 East 23rd
of rent.
determined this by t 1 e serial
b-nrt the rest of the items Inttie
house, as far as w< fc env Mst.,
ali the other itc-ms are tv, »
School
Beni ai ns
Closed
N.V’A BERN - City tc ools
ere remained closed U edn*-s
--day for the third straight day,
following racial figfcts whirl
<S«*e HC Kt' Ot. TO, » JJ
CRIME
BEAT
From Ralcirb's Official
rDITO^^OTI^n^Smm
or feature is prod need jh tlse pub*
lit interest -with airs aim Kiwarfis
eliminating its rertents. Numer
ous ind isid u.-< Js have requested
that they fep »ivcn the consider a*
iif»n ol overlookinc thei» llstint;
on the police blotter This w?
v.owid like to do However, it is
not our position to he jud«* or jti
r>. We mere}? publish the facts
vac find them reported by the
arresting officers To keep out of
The C rime Beat Columns/ merely
means not heinr reui tered by 3
police officer in renortlne hts
iindinus while on dn*y So sim
pl\ keop off the “Blotter’* and
von won’t he Jn The Crime Beat
straight razor used
James O. Smith, 21. 745
Graritland Dr. (ApolloHeig! ts),
told Officer F. D. McLamt at
8:41 p.rn. Thursday, that he
stopped Ms car for a stop sign
at the corner of Bragg and East
Streets, w> en an unidentifiable
subject came up and asked him
out of the car. Sir it 1 said he
t* en got out and the subject cut
him and ran. Sixteen stitches
were required to close the
wounds on ! is uppe: motrh a;id
c* eek. Investigative :;otes re
vealed. “The complainant ap
pea’-ed not to be teiling the
complete truti ’ He said Ms
a*ta"ker was about 21, s.x feet,
tw'o inches tall and welg! ted a
! "'..it -To pour. is.
<s*-fc CRIME BEAT. P. 31
inre nj.viiy DLII. r. 41 ll' n ■ . ' - ;
In Fhe Sweepstakes
| SPO T UGHT THIS WEEK
j RHODES FURNITURE CO. j|
Where the Moat Fastidious Customer if- Pleased
J k Numbers, p. jo)
Sweepstakes Advancing
Alttiougn we are well into the
first month of the new year,
there still have been no v,mi
ners In The CAROLINIAN’S Re
vised Sweepstakes Promotion.
Ol well, maybe this week will
“Reverse Hie Trend,” Capel
Advises Credit Union Bodv
J
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IQL 30 NO. 12
in Jam es P. Emm m Case
.. gu jr*! i j,yr- nVi Kl b. ary*. ,» .« \3jik wit t- r
a?* X> !;> <1 <2 <{2 <2 <2 <2 <2 <2 <2 <.2 <2 <2
President Urges No Vote
RCA May Nix Bonds
Director
Os Itireaii
To City
*M: s. I-.I; 7. '-ty I) :.
:: <Li bby) Koont ?., for
m- : pre niden.l of the Na -
tionn] Education As
sociation ami a native
North C ■ ’o!ini:in(Salis
bury), and now Director
oi the Women’s Bureau
of 'he V. >. will be the
feature?! speaker here
Ti.. n rsda\ , January 21*
at 12 noon 'is the East
Raleigh Branch of the
Youagj Women’s Chris
tian Association
(YWCA), 554 E. Hargett
Street, holds its forty
;s«-f \fßv kocvtz p. »)
Form White
House Small
Bus. Group
WASHINGTON, D. C.-A new
White House? Small Business
Economic Council, comprised
of the ’pads of five representa
tive organizations, has been
create'.’ folluwingthe suggestion
of National Business League
president Berkeley G. Burrell
to advise President Richard
Nixon on matters oi concern
t'. small business.
The five advisors to t) e White
House include: Wilson Johnson,
president of the National Fed'
eration of lndepende.it Busi
ness; Joseph F. McPhee, presi
dent of the Small Business As
sociation of New England, Carl
A, Beck, chairman of the board
of the National Small Business
Association; S. Dee C!a:k,
president of the National As
sociation of Small Business In
vestment Companies, and
Berkeley G. Burrell president
of the National Business Lea
fs* • •> Ht:r ho:'-I p n
prove to be different. Remem
ber, the merchandise continues
to grow at the locations of
participating businesses each
week.
{B*e SWEEPSTAKE*. P. 8)
North Carolina's Leading Weekly
RALEIGH N~C.. SATURDAY JANUARY 23 W. .
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MRS. ELIZABETH D. KOCXTZ
kCA Head
Opposes
Increases
(Editor's Note; Edward Car
son, newly -elected president of
the Raleigh Cit. t-ns Associa
tion, gave to The CAROLINIAN
on Monday of ’Mr week, his
position, jpposing tie passage
of a “Proposed School Bondand
Sales Ta . Increase.’’ The en
tire RCA met at the YMC or.
Wednesday night, Jan. 2'? at
8 p.rn. Jt was anticipated that t•.
Association would endorse M:.
Carson’s stand for a "no vote"
on Tuesday, Jan. 26. His state
ments follow);
JANUARY 26TH ELECTION
On Jan, 26, 1971, the voters of
this count (Wake) will lie going
to the polls to vote on a "Pro
posed School Bond and Sales
(S «- »( A PR* XY 2}
Southeast
NAACPSets
Conhmme
BY J. B. BARREN
C H ATT A NOOGA, Term. - The
3 r »tl. Annual Convention of the
Southeastern NAACP (Region
Five) Conte: ence will convene
here in th< Read House Motor
Inn, Feb. 25-27, according to
tie announcement from the
Sous east Regional Office of
Mrs. Ruby Hurley, veteranXA
ACP worker, 970 Hunter St.
South West, Atlanta, Ga., 30314.
Mrs. Hurley has called on
all NA AC P hranc! es, Y outh
Councils and College Chapters
to send representatives to this
very important area meeting
which embraces, theCaroliaas,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi and Tennessee.
Theme of the 1971 winter re
gional will he "The Challenges
at the Beginning of the New De
cade," with the accent on Hous
ing - Urban and Rural, Educa
tion, Desegregation and em
ployment. Also Private Schools
and Curricula.
Emphasis will be placed on
strengthening of the life-line of
NAACP through Increased
Tre WAACP SETS, P 2}
Feb. 4
Bite Os
Hearing
A preliminary hear
ing has s*?en set for
Thursday, Feb. 4, at
2 p.rn. in Wake District
Court for Mrs. Lucy
Harris Becoat, 55-
year-o’ld rt'si dent of
3052 -A Woods Place,
the New Year’s Day
slaying o. ■) umes
Palmer I well
known businessman of
Raleigh and owner of
the A erne Ca b Company
and Acme Auto service.
M: h. liecoat ? :-s •'•en
ori a ?5,D00 brand issue since
Saturday, Jar:. 2. at 3:45 p.n.,
following a "bearing," -w-ich,
as vet, l-as r> r A tx- made
clea to the nows media be
cause of the • oliday weekend
and Ue fact vat it was just,
the day after the murder. No
preliminary tearing, to this
newspapers Knowledge, ’ a•• o
ever been eld Li Raleigh on
Saturday. She was released af
ter local bondsman M. F Wil
*S?* HtAKINO SFT P
■ A’S
GIVEN TWG CONSECUTIVE LIFE SENTENCES- Orange
burg, S. C.: Malachi Zimmerman leaves the Orangeburg
County Courthouse in handcuffs Tuesday, January 19, after
being sentenced to two consecutive life sentences for the
murders c*f O. S. Burns, an Orangeburg bank president and bis
wife. The 23-year -old Zimmerman pleaded guilty to the Augur*
9th murders. He is Ranked by detectives. (UPI).
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SAYS (.■ 1.?.'; YHAS f‘X PERI-
F.NCED TRAGEDY
ton; Clarence Mic ■ ell, c r iof
lobbyist foj t’.- NAACP, test;-
f]f?& !Ti t t j r- co 1 ” •
has r r 3 ff* d v
« - «i t v w j f
great fn,stratio:- f rjivtsive tur
reoil and internatlo*ial en/t a:-
rassment because of parlia
r, entry ix.llution." vre
appearing before an informal
bearing on Senate reform, raid
the Senate should amend the
filibuster rule to permit a ma
jority to close off debate and
bring ar. issue tc a vote,
rather than the present two
thirds. (UPI).
What You’ll
Be Voting
For Tuesday
Wake County voters will be?
faced v l" two issues wherchev
go to the polls on Tuesday, Jar:.
26, to cast ballots. A $10,000,-
(S<-e VOTING FOB P 21