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Dr. Brumfield Johnson
CRJBody
Foundo* Of Hofy Church Dead y®'*'® To
^ — Free Man
THE CAROLINIAN
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North CaroUna's LeaiUng Weekly
VOL. 31. NO It RALEIGH. N. C . WEEK ENDING. SATURDAY MARCH 4, 1972
SWGLI COPY U
While Mae Killed, Attemalke Sons
ANCFLA ISCOBTED BY LAWYER, St'PPORTER-Sui *»•. CJI'.; Ai«.lii p«vlA (C) U M-
orlf-' r, ;.r jrv h t-1 cf.irf «.!-:.*» Hmiril Mour., Jr. (1 i-'’’rr.i.klln Al«-
-Jtr 'P. cj Ih. Cu.- I.. Err- knj.l. Ik.'i4. Ml>’ I'i'U. photrYnphi'd tkrmth .,
rn... -..Ir.s'....’ - .irlro-:r ,h..|. !« I. L.,( IrUl'lurlr.i; a r. Ct-J-.. (fPL.
Black Man Fired Gim
Rev, Leon White, dl>
rector of the N. C.-
Vlrglnia office of the
Commiulon for Ra
cial Justice, charged
here Monday after
noon during a presa
conference held in his
office that Rev. Ben
Chavis is being held as
a political prisoner
but vowed that the
commission and other
black leaders have
consented to fight for
Justice .unlll Rev.
White is set free.
•rurUy
NationalBiack Caciu Send* A
Race Members Urged To
Telegram To Angela's Backer*
t*-'
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d*: folJ'>»ti{ U
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D. f-TiR*
v';Jirr^ r.cr
re!-j:*!- • l*atl.
. r ji ’ ’’ *
thf -• iJ Erf C'-rpii-
.Vi.ffcLt I'A' ^ U aJ rJrle*-.
|r •n’f^h.ji
of her rlfhts cusranw
b'. ihr t. Cf -itUyllon.
n*U wai dt MUs TaMs
th>' gi >und that fhs- CaliftiTtiU
S'jfj- Cftiiid• prtjh.!" Tt*dthfr
r**lrjk& f« pth'jner* charted
'etth uffrt'R«s tf (he
j^aUelJe i-viderir)- to
•.•jpport the ch»?c«
Rev. High WiRKeyncte
160Hi Annhfenary Sw.
i ‘u.. et
cb ,rr.. aa I eAChUkt r>ur ? •:Ch^r«.
Ojri .f the d) ^)a
Mrst Deiaiel win rmirfusUe
Fori-lfr, ML-iw-nS *i'i ntftw*r
VI Mb recent rierlam "f
thi- CallforiiU Stf'rerr.e CeWt
.boliahlnt cafhd! --ufitrfunTftt.
it Misuld apreer thaltheorltinal
growid fur proccrlptlon of bell
ha* tirec rlijntn.'ed, K thet be
the fad. then we wouJd UTfe
that reaereialle l«U be set and
thet Davte rre#mt.« euch
(.an le releeeed ImmedUtel)
peoubif thedeterRibiadurtofher
trUi.
HonoraH* John Ct»»?er-, Jr.,
rhaltmar Juattce and CItrll Lt*
(•ertles Contmliiee arftheCun*
creielonel RUek CaiKite.
Honorat^e Shlaiet Cltiatetm,
MoBoreble tMJdain Cle?-p
Hr'''«''eblL George Callbie«
M f>-.'i r a blc T diid DeUvn*,
!!or>oruble Cherie* Dl|ce,
KteKsTaUe Weller Fauntroy,
I! rnsfaHt' AefuciiM lUwktoe,
SeekPrecinetPositions
Williams
Tingers’
D. Bryant
^Must Be
Officials:’
Edwards
A fellow eccooi*
pUoe, turned state'*
warn;** Tuesday and
"fingered" anotber
man in the 1
DURHAM-On March
18. 1972. the County
Board of Elections In
every county meets to
appoint new precinct
**lteverend Ben Chevle. my
eaaeclite. to beto( held in |eU
In WOintnctea, ee e pclHteal
prtoODer tor the perpoee od re*
mortof hto leaderahlp froei the
Black eomnwife/,*’ VUU
•teted. to order Owl white vlgt*
laide ermfs led todhideelocaB
retm to the Mack cemnwiltir
to taltaiidale and to taenehrholr
torrortot attack ifatoal tho
Black conunaiay In order that
tho> mt> wlpt tho Black ceoi*
manBr o«t tf aeceeaan to keep
them to tholr place
*nv oaljr other motleoo tor
pketof R«v. ChoTto wider 1100.
000 bond via to nafeo Rev.
Cturto appear to hoadMtorooo
erhntoel a; I to pro|Pdn hto
eaao in the falae todietmeid
broeUd esatool hlai of Fobroarr
SS. Deaeld Ntooa, wtiolhostato
to potof ao So cOtof proeecete*
to( vSeMO aaBiaet Rev. Charie,
to opt oa a $1,000.00 boiaJ «htlo
her. Chavto to ptoced oaflOO.-
000. Any oao can oet IM
Rev. Chavto. to batof pwutoied
baeaaat «f hto poMlcal sell.
rRtoP.'* Rov. WkRe elni^
hi pMdtoMtof hto proteor,'
WhMe otaced. *'Tfac si At e ktKR^a
that thero toiit»rvuieTic*»ef>toat
AnctU Davts to an abridge, support the dtorges.
Rev. High WMKemle
I60lh Amhnaaiy Sea.
The Rcverotid Percy L.
will give the KlOth. ufuilvrreary
atrmnn at Flret Bapttol Church
Sanda)' moming, Mardt Sth. at
lUOO o*clork. The annlveraary
odebratloo to pari nf afoar-to*
one effort oi«rrved by Flrat
Bapttot Church when the churdi
plact*a tts efnphaetooQothereaa
H IfKrice at (be mtoelon o the
CRIME
BEAT
I'rcm R»‘'i*h' Olflrlii
PelK-r n\e%
C tvMwre a i
Mereet i
•iir laShlUe—
laet taer he ctwa »*
IlMi’aC >vvrt*eean UMn
aa Um Mltrt MvMer. *Mi we
weetO Pee to Oe. Bewewv. P W
aal «r padw te hv twice er la*
ey. We mfetr peMMitlM tacts
as we flao theei repetteO to We
ameUas efficere. Te keep mP aC
She CitaM Be«i Cehaaaa. mrstr
meome met WlM mtstered ki^
•meer la ll|l■lla^o Ms
church aaraachtaf eat toothers.
Daring the $0 days foUowh«.
FlrM Baptist wm emphsstM
Foreign Ulsoioas and Higher
Christian Edaeatton. Tho Lott
Carty F. M. Coavontloa to the
najor soarre Ihroagh ahlcfa tho
church roaches oat to foreign
mtoslon. Shaw University and
Saint Augatotoeto CoQcgos are
tho ccdleges tho chuKh at.
tompls to support In fasterhat
Hl^r Christian fidueatSoa.
The Reverend High to a nitive
of RaleigK Re was sducated In
tho public schnoto of Raleigh sad
received (be B. A. degree from
Shaw University. He also re*
celved the M. DlvtaMy dsgrs#
froir. the schuot of Theology.
Vlrgloto tkiton ItolversRy at
Rlehinond. Vtrctnla.
The Reverand High has done
poM rradaste studios at Soatb*
{tee BKV. SIOB. P. tt
"BUTTrassf
podding thodstormtaatlonolbor
trfaO.
HoDorahto John Coayors. Ir.,
Chairman Jaotleo sad Civil Ll-
borttos Conmitso of tbs Con*
grsssi.nal Btock Caaeas,
Rooorablo Shirley Chisholm,
Honorable wtuiaai Clay,
HoaorsblsOoorgoCsOtoa,
Roaorsblt RoaaM DMloms.
Ronorsbls Charles Diggs,
Roaorable Walter Fswdroy,
Honorsbio Aogastas Hswktoo,
Koaorablo Ralph kCotealfo,
•Hooorablo Parrse Mltcholl,
Honorable Robert Nfat,
Honorabia Charles Rangelsad
Hoaorable Loato Stokes.
Miss Dvvto bad beta aecaasd
in the 1070 aboot-oat In ahlch
George ^kson. oae of the
Sotedid sad othoro, Ineladlag
tho prookUngJadgo. werokltlod.
StM hao atoadfastly doatod tho
charge aad eald she did not
oarchaae the woapoas anod la
the slayings.
fingers
D.BrjanC
A fellow accoiw-
plloe, 'turiilie' atst^-
witneu lYwaday and
“fingered" another
man in the fatal mouthL.
shooting of a 48-year-
old white man here last
October 14. James
Henry Wliliams, 17,
declared that he saw
Delmos Bryant hold
ing the ahotgun when
Thomas Massey, then
acting as s temporsry
(M. nuo oia, r. i>
Soys Political Leaders
Are Now Being Displaced
cs:..’
■to b*to eft (he rStaMsc*
p*a wMt to IB The Crtow 1
NAB SHOPLIFTFRS
Miss Joyce Mirison, an cm*
ptoype nf kUner(*5. bic.. cloth*
tag store, I21 FATettevUleSI.,
told Officer M. Btasatto at Lfi
p.m, last Ttiepda), that ahesaw
foar subjects lake l«a ladtos*
dacron polyester slacks, valo*
sd at a total of tu.9« and pal
thorn ta a car. parked on tha
street. The four were loest*
ed and tdetitlfled by the wo>
man. Jailed for larceny were:
Misses ChHueiitltit* He^ipeth
snd VAiifSta Wright. Also ar
rested were Earl L. Seawell
snd OU>b> J. Brewhwton.
(sse cams SCAT. r. tt
REV. PERC\ L. HIGH
NEW YORK, N.Y..Iew York
CRy*s Irish political lea(Wra
have been displaced from their
leadership pasts beesase of
their taahUity to eommanlcate
their concern tor the plight of
nonwbltes. a noted social
oclenttol bellm-et.
This development has come
about de^lte the great aaeeesa
which the Irish have had in
picktag (to the American pdl*
Ilea] style, writes Father
Andrew M. Greeley ta tae cur*
rent Issue of the magazhie 'to*
telleetual Digesl.’'
Fr. Greeley, who to Irish, to
Director of the Center for the
Study of American Pluralism, St
the National Oplnltat Research
Center.
*'Tbe fondamental reasons Om
Jewo reptoced the Irish hi
rnlRleal power to New York Ctty
was not... the cuRural sifoer-
lorMy of the Jewo. tad ratbsr
that the Jews were abletocona-
msnicate asenseof reaponslvo*
ness to the AonwhRe groups ta
New York, eometbtag at whieh
the Irish failed mteeraMy **
In an artlcto lltlad ••a mom
Dlslreatful Nation: The
American Irish.*' the author
goes on to aay that the Irish,
while less likely to be anti-
black than say other ethnic Im.
ralgraal group but the Jews.
**oughl to know bow to rotownd
to other men*s sense of op-
pressloo and to other men's
(Set POUnCAL. P. I)
Uthciak:'
■vmTnE-EBTcsassr
Edwards
DURHAM-On March
18, 1972, the County
Board of ElecUona In
•very county meeta to
appoint new precinct
election offidale for
every precinct In their
cointy, “It le very
important that more
Blacka be appointed ae
precinct eleoUon offi
cials." said John Ed
wards, direotor of the
North Carolina Voter
Education Project, in
»i- •am Man. ». n
Asks Aclian
iwonM nalaat hkBCFMmrr
tS. DowMa-r . MoOwWat.
■« naw u aa eaM pnnevl*-
■n wean, ■talaw Rmr. Ckavi.,
la aa oi a *.,000.00 bad vena
Jj*. davla la piaatd aatioo,-
UOO. Aar aaa can jaa on
Rav. Chavla, la faahw i—litiiil
*y«» "4 Wt paiaiail aatu
vain,” Rav. WhSa aRalkaL
ta mall.aeii kM nSSaV
Wha. aaud, itato baora
tka Ikan toaaavkianMmbiai
Nsv. Chsvto, thersfore, plsehw
bhs under mssstva beiM to
J>M wm emm, p. d
mwSftf
ixphdes
SemeMjfHis
On Issues Of
Liberalian
STEVE HOLLOMAN
SHERMAN WRITE
Final RhesCendneted
For mu Calvaiy Fonnder
Rocky Mt.
Ready For
Meeting
BOSTON, MASS. . Funeral
aervlcep were held Tsesday,
Febnuit Zt, 1972 for Btohop
Brumfield Jatms(«i, rosmtor of
the Ut. Calvary Holy Church of
America. Inc. Services were
held at the Headquarters Chui^
In Boeton, Masaachueetts. .%t
the time of hto death, he was en*
gaged to the senrlees of hto Lord
and master and bad just fin tohed
demn and went to hto Messed
rest. The Ml. Calvary Hoty
Church was the church ha tosad*
ed la the year 1929 ta Summit,
New Jersey, and H was charter
ed ta Boston, Masuchueotto la
tha year 1939.
About 12S delegatee from this
area wlD attend the three.day
curcah conventlOB of Mtovah'o
wRnease «n Rocky Mowl. N. C.
the week d of March S-S, ac-
eordtag tea atatemoal made
*iere by Samuel Brower, real*
u *tt mtatoler.
The meettog wUl be held at
the Senior High School Auditor,
lum on TUlory Street ta Rocky
(•to SOCKT toOiWT, P. I
pasicswd many churches ta
dellvertag a sieoaage and aat
tSH riNAfc |Ut«S, P. t)
PtnLADELPHU, Pa.-view*
tac thamBalvao as "the rem*
aant, persecuted bsl not for*
sahsn.** the Hack eaaeua of the
UnRed Methodtot Church urged
action bore February St oa a
variety of Uberatloa toouea.
Son# 400 delegatee to tha
anaual emventlon of Btock Me-
tba' As tor Church Renewal
(r .CR) heard crRlclsm by
their leaders of tho nstloa, tho
church aad tomo btock toad*
ershlp. They reacted by can*
lag for prlaoa reform,
for greater support of higher
education lor mtaorittoo, tore*
lection of btohopa wRh aware*
aeaa and ceneera for btoeto,
for a ohaagart aiproach to too
war oa drugs, for opposklon
to the war ta SoWh^asI Ashu
Moot of toe challengeo were
directed to the ehureb*# policy-
oiaklng General Coofereoee
meatlng AprU It • 30 to Al-
WaSHINGTGH, D. C. - True
or Palse? Coullauad oeonomte
fFOoto to todtopeosai'lo to
aehtovtag hmwas eqimllty.
False, says aa totematloaal
grotw of actonttots after >ilea.
stve study cf a oompwer model
of toe ^ohal system we live ta.
g»*^ionof
ppossot world growth rates to
'Mw grenteot posstole hnpedl-
msnt to mors eqMtabto dtotii-
butlOB of the worM's re-
A soe|^ bsssdoaeqmlftyaad
oTs f--
ftMttos to far more likely to
evQivs to a state of glolial eqal-
ItbrhMn, they say.
The LlmRs to Growth toaaon.
taohakal report on aa ItHnooth
study «f s compulertosd modal
of the glofaal system to whkh
man Uvea. R was earrtod out nt
the Maaaachueetts bistRWe of
TochMlogy by 17 setonttoto and
gradaala otattanls frdm stai no-
INQI IRING RElHiRTER
THEY SAY
BY STAFF WRITER
Tho February 23-2t eonvaa-
tte also ro-otoetsd smst of
~ ~ iTmr. p. n
Tho book win bo relessod os
March t by Potomac Assoclalea.
a Watotogten-baaod tosaeo aa*
alyuto Arm. through Uatvsraa
Books of Now York.
Tho study, aponsorsd by Tht
Cldb of Ran# and ftasaeod by
s grant from tho Vofhsuagoa
ftM wnst Afto. p. i>
What effect do you think the trtp to Peking
by President Nixon will have on the upcoming
election"’
In The Sweepstake*
SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK
B« FRANKLIN STORES
AMONG 4.000 I EFT ROMELOB - MAM, W. Va.: Margarst Mlcholia Jheksoa Mespo wtth pro-
tectlve arm arowid her ynungir alator Doans tut Tm‘ mry tt hi rehwoa center ootup to Man
High Srhoul. Tlif youngsters are from Ktoller. mm of toe towns In the Buffalo Creek Vallsy
levaid.tr'i I y l elTuary 26 flood whkh killed 70 persons and left 4.000 homeless. (UPIX
» or Tho Boot or BvtrytohM la A Vartoty Store
Mrs. Grade AtwMer.
Chapd Hin
'*1 think the visit to China was
gosd strategy onthepaitof Pre-
■Ideal Ntann. 1 thbik this trto
wm aseurs hto re-slseltoa this
year."
Mr. Oaear LRtle.
High Potat
*'t did sot follow hto trto to
China very mneh but I thtok R
was all part of hto otratogy to
gat re-oloctod. 1 think R wffl
pay 00 to tho leag rue for Mm.**
Mtoe JomsOtao Mock,
(eee tsav sat. p. ii
HKLD HI BTAHMO BSATH - TRtHTGM, M. J.: Bgt.
DeaaU Bowes a.X a TrtMto toads Prtoas guard, was stshb-
sd to dsMh la 'too mass hal of ths eerrootlen faollRy Febru
ary 21. Jhmao Meoroo (R) sorvtog a U-it year eatoeaoa
for annod rahbery and oairytog s ooncoaled weopea, to
bsft« sMsitonsd to too kSttw. (UPD.