■ 1 Pct 173G Former N. Y. Congressman^ Pioneer Integrationist Ex- Rep. Adam ClaytonPowel Die In Miami At 63 Says Two Men Took Turns Female^ 19, Oaims Rape In City Top Mind Silenced By Death ■ W^^f' North Carolina‘'s Leading Weekly VOL._ 3l_._NO. 23 RALEIGH. K C ■ WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL S, !' iNOLK COPY 150 IVoAs County Man Held-Alk^edly Clin.D DIKS IN BURNING BUILDINC - TAMPA, FLA.: Rosctirers struggle to revhc ot*e 0/ sl^ .'.i]ttr>Ti ‘Ahcn. they atomenls earlier had pulled from a burning hiiUdbg. Five children dJ-il In the HfM, jges two years to six years. Joe Cornea, Tampa Fire Mar.shal said the fire Was caust*d 1y a careless smoker In the front tedroorn. One C year old clrl b» rofoniKl in cm «cal ciuaiiiion. She was the sixth to be brought out bj rescuers. Saturday, Cl’PI). man To Dcatli MIAMI, Fla. - The Uev. Dr, .Adam Clayton Powell, the one-time “King of Harlem’’ and congressional voice of the nation’s lurg'-st black ghetto tor 23 years, died late Tues day night of prostate hemorrhaging and a recurrence of cancer. He was 63 JohnLewiSfFormerHead Of jO-xi-jO-x;- SiVee, Speaks Here Saturday At Washington Session John Lewis, executive direc tor uf th«.> Atlanta-based Voter i-Mi;callor. Project, will deliver the keynote address at theCo.n. ference For Black Candidates of North C4rQ|lr;a. The confer- er-ce will bo hold Saturday, A- pril 6, .at Urn Holiday binr.dwn- towu ir. Ralttlgh, TltM cwfei enco it beuig spon sored Ity the Ltirhaui-t^iSed North Carr.llnj lotor Education Prujict, ■ii.ato alfilbto of the Voter education project. John Edwards, director of the .North Carolina Voter Edu cation Project, said ihat the purpose of the cotiference Is to ariswer the many questions *h-it Black candidates h ive about reporting campit contribu tions and expenditures, the ap pointment and ditties of poll watchers and poll workers, counting the vote and other top ics. Workshops wlllbeconduct- NY's Robinson To Attend Hargraves'inauguration \ , *» Iv J Jio/I wnej. ijr. Al- Ivj, I-. Pr>l.|;so;, iT.'vUJej.t of ’^owlutj' Cullege. Lolig l$lat:u, N ’ir^’turns to Raleigh to at- ' ‘Ilf siiauyttratJi.; of Jarncs .MO par.i.> liianan.iual.sLx-weokpro gram. Dr, Robinson begat, tiis teaching career In 1044 as an instructor of English at North Carolina Stale College, and In addllion taught at the Univor- iiiiyiittAiilttiiiiilia ••d on those and other topics.. AI.SO Alex Brock, executive sec retary of iho Stale Board of E- leciions, will Ik- present to an swer candtfwies* qufsttnns. Th»- director of the North Carolina Voter Education Proj ect said that 'he organization had conducti-d a statewide .sur vey to d^'terrr.lr.e the numher of Blacl cjiididates runiiltig for public office Ir. The pre- llmlitary results of the sur vey tJidicato that tJtere are over IDO Black caneltdares. Edwards said that ht? r'-*- llzed p4,’opte were nO'« working on -.oter registration ai.d get ting pe'jplf elected to office, but that they should iir.t forg.*t iliat iioiuic.'il tnwttnp.-i wUl ly* held soon after tJ.e M.mar:. (S«* aOltN LEWIS. M Blacks Reaffirm Unity Say Gary Powell, a minister who was expelled from Congress In ID67 for misuse of public funds, died In Jackson ^Temorlal Hospital, t'ow'eu nad Dcen in a coma since ho was flown here by Coast Guard helicopter from hts home In the B^amas on March 17. A hospital spokes man said he died peacefully at l(h45 p.ra. EST. ts*« nwBX Difii. r. t> Plans Still Applicable AMEZs Set A Co-Chairmen Charles C Diggs, Jr.(D-Mlch.),Mayoriii chard G Hatcher of Cary. bij and L.ia!nu A. Baraka cf ark. .N, J. pre.ildcd over the meeting of state chairmen and representatives of Black na tional organizations who were certified at the Cary Conv,>n. Shot On Easier Sun. Night A 25 - year - old ZoBuIor man. George Henry Carpenter, of Route 4, must have »'«*nortoc1ly in a “murderous rage,** when he pumped seven ■iUttaiyiiiifa DR. ADAM C. POWELI .JR. Appreciation Money Won NY's Robinson To Attend i.' arcover Hargraves'Inauguration OAi^DALl, V V. ft V.11I l« a homecoming when Dr. Al- lyn P. Roblnso.'', President of Dowltnp College, Long Island, N. y., returns to Raleigh to at tend the Inauguration of James Archie Hargraves asnlnth Pre- sldcni of Shaw C’nh'ersity on Saturday, April S. Dr. RouL-s.-son, who served as Minister of ihe United Church of Ralelgli from 1039 to 1946, ffmr.Kl«Hi the Raleigh Institute of Religion, a national acclaimed .idwli education program Invol ving more than 1,000 partlcl- Abernathy RapsRarism At The UN NEW YORK, N. Y. . Racist governments In Southoni Africa and the support they receive fom the United States and other world powers were condemned by Dr. Ralph David Abernathy, president ofthcSouihernChrfs- tlan Leadership Conference, at a meeting of the United Nations Commlssiuji on Racism and Apartheid. The meeting took place at the U. N, hcadouarters here. Ktht KAP r. t) paM.t In un annual six-week pro- grami Dr. Robinson began his leaching career in 1944 as an instructor of English at North Carolina State College, and In addition taught at (he Univer sity of North Carolina where he helped to establish the Soulh^s first workshop on Iniercultural education. In 1946, Dr. Robinson left Raleigh to join the sta« of the National Conference of Chris tians and Jews, Greater New York area. He served as Exe cutive Director fur almost decade. During his admlnistra tlon, extensive programs were developed In teacher education and In human relations train ing for police. Under his lead ership a vigorous dialogue de veloped among the clergy of all faiths and special programs In labor-management and the pub lic biicrest were created. Dr. Robinson cametoDowling College In 1965. The College was then known as Adelphl Sid- folk College, a branch of Adet- phi University, and Dr, Rob inson served as Dean of the College. In 1966, the College was granted an aosoiute chart er as an independent Institu tion and named DowlLng College for Us leading benefactor, Rob- '.•rt W. Dowling. Dowling College was accredited In April of 1971. Dowling College Is private, four-year, co-oducatlonal lib eral arts institution locat:^ cn IM* lUBOAAVXS, r t) voy Indicate that ihcri 100 .Tlack canuidates. Edward.s said that he rea lized people Were now working on voter registration and get ting people elected to office, but that they should not forget that political meetings will bo hold soon after the priman. tS«* 40BN LEWIS. P U Applicable AMEZs Set Convention In Mobile MOBILE, .\|a. - Represen tatives of the 3 ul'llc Relations Department of the AME Zion •» Church, Co-Chairmen Charles C. Diggs, Jr.(D-Mlch.\MayorRl- chard G. Hatcher of Cary, b^d and Imamu A. Baraka of New ark, N. J. presided over the meeting of state chairmen and representatives of Black na tional organizations who were certified at the Gary Conven tion (March 10-12). At the Washington meeting, a restatement and clarification was agreed upon by the Steer ing Committee on two contro versial resolutions that wore passed In Cary the Israeli resolution and busing. The T' solution on . -ii 01 tno AME Zion . ' wiuugo on alter spending some at the March 24 rui. he eik'- Irtef >*• ■UCArriKM. P. X) time In the city last week, re ported tlial plans are almost complete for the convenL'ig of the General Conference of the 750,000 meml'er Hack Metho dist tody. According to advance regis tration reports from the Ad- m Iral Somnses, which will servo as headquarters, it Is receiv ing resenatloiis daily and i beglnnl/ig to rofeg some to oth- er hotelcries. Delegates -.w .......... a , V scheduling reservations for as early as April 29, though the moot does not gel uijdei wayun- tll May 3. a report from Ar thur £. Brooks, Washington, D. C., president of the Laymen's Council, revealed that more than 100 members of his organ ization will hold atwo-daymeet on .May 1 and 2 to go over pro posed legislation that will bo presented to the delegates. This AME. JitXiS. p. tt Lightner l^eepOf JM'Fund Sun. Night A 25 - year - old Zebulon man. George Henry Carpenter, of Route 4, must have reportedly been in a “murderous rage,*’ when he pumped seven bullets into the bodyof M rs. Justine MeCIean on Easter Sunday around 6 p. m. at her home, where she lived with her itushand and children. tSe. SHOT 1. P, 2} DR, ADAM C. POWSLKJB. Appreciation Money Won By Four Agali) Iasi week, four persons claimed $10 each In The CARO LINIAN'S Appreciation Money feature, wiilch Is designed to (s*« AmcciAnoH. p. iy Took Turns Raping/l/le/ CRIME BEAT V --# ^ i From Ralfigh's OfflcU PoUee FH« CDITfm'S NDni ni^ela^ or fexiur* ii nroeueed^ the soh- Ite lAtcreit wtth oa ala tewardt •llmlastijii fu eeDtnii: Nomcr- eat indlvidoaU haw rrsacit«d that Uiejr he ilvcn the considers- (ten*of oTerte&hlne thel» lt^*‘— «o the pollre blotter This would like to do. Bow«>vrr. not our potlcioo to he ludsc or ju> . ry. We merely publish the facts AS «e find them reported bv thr ^ “*■■■*■* ■ “ * ^1 E, N. Richards, General Chairman of ihe $600,000 Bloodworth Stroot VMCA New Building Fund Campalgn,an- nounced that Clarence £. Light ner, 11 had accepted the posi tion of Vice Chairman of the Campaign. Lightner, a native ofRalcIgh, Clly Councilman and Mayor Pro-tom is President and Gen eral Manager of Llghtnoi Fun eral Home, Lightner Insurance Agency anc Hltlcrest Cemetery, The Campaign Vice Chair man is currently serving his third consecutive term on Clly Council and Is Chairman of the Law andFinanceCommliteeand the Mayor's Committee on Southsldc Redevelopment. He is president of the Nation al Fimoral Dli ectors and Mor ticians Association and Is ac tive In the Raleigh Chamber of iSst UCHTNEIE 2) SBTER GARY’S HOME . The Rev. Sister il. h*° 5i^V' Rout! In Southgate, Is shown sllltr- on hor dining area table last Sunday, foUowbig morning services hnf three-inch deep water, which erupted from a bouse two doors from her and spilled Inle h^tattrS Vktim Says Sister Gary’s Home Flooded Al Easier BY STAFF WRITER A 19-year-old woman, who Is a native of Fuquay-Varlaa, in southern Wake County, told Of ficer J. L. .Stoudemire a piti ful story last Saturday of how She was ravished by two young men in Raleigh and how she didn't know the city well enough to bo able to tell «*the taw" «*«e flroluS’ •AM, p. n MRS. DORIS M. BURKE ma ms ama tnvm rrporica -- anfitine Afrutn. To ketp Ait of Ttit Crime Br&t Columoi. merHv Btraas not brtnr rcKUterrS by a pollcA otiltft In rcportlnc Mx ... a—i.. l»«* uceiNt*. ». 2) located at the corner oJ E. Ed- BY CHARLES R. JONES The Rev. Sister Mabie Garv. IG13 Proctor Road, (Southgate), came into the office of The CAROLINIAN this week ant! related a story that only a true Child of God could take and liot do anjthing short ot near violence afjout it-even on Easter Sunday. The pastor ol the Wesloyan First Church of Dellveiance, located at the corner of E. Ed AI^ELA SHOWS OFF "HER NEW LOOK" - SAN JOSE «ALIfAftgela Davis showed up al hertrlalAprll 3rd wearing a now outfit, a mlnl-sklrt knll dress with a dove emblazoned or her bouse. A photographer, who took pictures of the 1970 Mari'i Count’,' shootings, was on the stand for the prosecution tnd also a .M;irin County Sheriff's captain. (UPI) wi.av.a ,,, fladlati whllA on doty. So dm* ,Dly keep off (hr "Blotur** obd jt«a won’t hr In The Crlnp Dett. .NAl» Z 1.S PROSTlTfl lU.N Two persons were arrested In Room '*02 of the New Holi day Irj.. 320 HUIstdroiigh St. at 9 p.rn. Friday and charged wUii prostUutlo:) at:d aidutg and abetting prostitmior.. Officer D. L. Harrell roportt>d that as a result of on Investigator gett ing a room at the Ism, Miss Paula Jones, 23, ’813 S. Blocd- Aorth Street, was charged with prosttiutli»i, and L.tico Elan Dllltnghan., 22, Room "M, New .Men's Residence, Shaw Univer sity, was charged with aiding § § TMiY SAY § § & ^ UY .staff V.-KITFH X What is your reaction to the showing of the Monteomerv to Memphis movie last Sunday night? entofi and .N. Pettigrew streets, said she was watching her taped television pro gram. ‘'The Sister Car> Spiri tual Show," when she heard wat er af*d sewage begin to rise up In her bathtub and commode. This was about 10 a.m. She said the water and waste matter coa- liJiued to ovcrfleix! her entire liome and when she left for tlip Miss Geneva Smith, High Point "I think this was the great est movie television has ever presented. The documents of Martin Luther King's life were expressed so beautifully In this movie." Mr. Albert Nixon, Greensboro ‘■The movie .Montgomery to Memphis has to rank amongthe UYSTAFFiVRlTER § * * • • ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Of the so'A'avp. which emanated from tb hemo of a neighbor, t»o ho cs up the sircei from hers, was very strong. stirea oarv i» u and alx^tting pro.stltutlcn. Both i:r^V‘Xr‘'m court o„ w«lu«dai. April 15. .JVhls m^vf. ■■ (».. CBI.ME BEAT, P. ]) ■(«.« iTiIv'a., PT 21 Appreciarion Money SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK CARALEI6HFURNITU;iEC0. For Fine Btdroom, Llvkig Room. Kitchen Furniture WOMEN COPS FRISK FEMALE - Ann Arbor, Mich.: Ann Arbor Patrolwoman Tanya Padgett 0) looks on as her partner Tommie Stewart frisks a woman suspect before an arrest March 30. The woman, sought on a warrant, was In coiir» wlthUi 14 minutes of her arrest after the policewomen spot ted her on the street.* Ann Arbor Is one of cnly two cities that have uniformed, armed women police officers walk street patrols and ride In police cruisers. At the present three are qualified as policewomen on Ann Arbor's force. (UPI).

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