Turner, Winters Defeatedlu Voting
Mis. CofieU Lone 'Survivor
Pair Fail
» wsjBpar / _llbr«^
s!-rV4.j}.
Ill Getting
Majorities
Mrs. Elizabeth Co-
field. running on the
Democratic ticket for
the fifth dlstrtct Coun
ty Commissioner, was
the lone Black candi
date to survive Ra
leigh’s last Saturday’s
primary.
Un. Coft^ld. »tM> U a mtmbar
of tho RaUlct) School Board,
ftatihod Mcood lo Incorabont
loo W. Barber in Ui« four-
man fiSh district coramta-
alocMr race.
HeanetUe Raleifh's two other
Black candidates. John W. Wlo-
tors and A. J, Timer, faUed In
their bids to reech the Nov.
ember c«oeral eleetloo.
Vinters missed oat In his bid
In Exclusive Interview, Lionel Hampton Says:
’A Black Man Wrote Dixie”
The-Tarollnian
North Carolirta*$ LearUt^f Weekly
yOL 3.. No RALEIGH. N C.. WEbK ENDINO SATURDAY,' MAY U, ,,72 8INGLE COPY lie
Man Also Slashed As
tot the tdih state senate race
vhUe Turner nnlshed seventh
la a fMd of nine candidates
for the Repubtlean Md for the
ISIh District House of Repre-
seotattve
Both Cofield and WMera re
ceived heavy support in the five
predominate BUek precincts.
Both candfcialea received their
larfest number of votes to the
Carnace Jisilor RIfh precinel
(No. IS).
Tomer cot his larceat turnout
In the precincts 37 and 19.
Elfle Green School and Sand
erson HIrh School. Despite fl-
nlshbif seventh In a field of
nine candidates, Turner, In an
Interview tbU week, said there
us a posslbUlty he may win a
In the general election be
cause one of the Republican
candldales may fall out of the
race. He refused lo name which
one of the eaa*4]aies wotdd
dropots.
The Raleigh Citizens Associa
tion endorsed WMers and Mrs.
Cofleld In the democratic pri
mary. RCA also endorsed J.
Allen Adams for the slate se'^at*
**a «0*IZL£. i . m
Woman, 6S, Sbot In Chest
BEP. CWMOLM “RAPS" K NORTH CABOUMA - EllaMk Ctr SUtln mm
10 * poiv cl •*pan«'. from tb. t>«di In i eouit ham la Wtatar aa —w . m— iriot
■»«■> MOP. aeroa. lb. nortb«-«n eornw oTtb. -iTcalllayTtSm ’
At National Church Convention
WiK Nixon tx'de Blade Aidei
5 Zion BishopsRetired
Man Cut,
Who Disagree WhhPolkies?
^a__ . - .
Female Is
Shot Twice
Newsman
IntervifoA/c
Mrs. Hoella Blalock
Stew rl. 65, 410 E. Sooth
Street, came dose lo
here lust week af
ter 'jelng sho' t 'ii.’,* ir
the chest, allegedly by
'V. J. McLean. 104 Lee
Street. Herass.all-
eauM on. o( in. Rwwbiiean
cindldaln ma; tdl o— of Ih.
rac. H. rebiMil to namo iriilcb
on. of the eondldtlM woiid
Shot Twice
The Raleigh Cdlsena Aaaoela-
Ikm endorsed Winters and Mrt.
CoD^ In the democratic pri
mary. RCA ileo endorsed J.
Allen Adan-a *or the state senat*
(••t MBV 4u»ieiJ>. a...
Newsman
Interviews
L. Hampton
BY CHARLES R. IONC5
The "King of the Vibra-
harps." Lionel Hampton, world
renown handleeder and super-
star on the vlbraharp, drums and
piano, told this newsman In an
exclusive Interview last Satur
day that black man wrote
the song, "Dixie,’’which lahat-
ed and berated by black Ameri
cana throughout this couitry.
The aidhor was the late James
£. Bland, who went north, be
came homesick for hts native
Dixie and wrote the song.
Hampton had pUyed a benefit
dance In Raleigh Friday night
an^ was 'iookl^ good’* at hb
IklO a.m, conference, *
’ He said the late Louise (Sal-
ehfflo) Armstrong uaa hla Idol
sod slways wQl be. **I have al
ways had a mental picture of
Louia before me before t can
pUy a good "gig/* He cited
other such greats as Fletcher
Henderson.
"Benny Goodman took some of
our (blaek eo(npoiers>arrange-
ments and had them changed,
thus he became known at *Klnt
of Jazz.* **
Rsmpton said, *‘Cleon Muter
stole Tuxido Jtx»etlon from Er-
tSe^^HAMSlOJil. P Z)
Mrs. Koella Blalock
Stewart, 65, 410 E. South
Street, came close to
''cath here last week af
ter being shot tMlce In
the chest, allegedly by
W. J. McLean, 104 Lee
Street. Her assail
ant just shot her point
blank after she answer
ed her door, the woman
stated. Also stablieil with
s hutcher knife was
I’lumme- Curtis. Thew
were w>paralencilrnts
At 10:31 p.m. U— Wfdn«*.
day, Mr.. SImrt »id Uwwm
to an.w.r h.r doarb.II wd
•tandhw on Uw porth u ib.
wallwd ool wu UeUw, 4S.
who wu iwpottodly Mudln, on
Ih. porch, brudUhln, . .»
uUhro pMol.
Sessions
Held In
Mobile
MOBILE, Ala. - Del
egate a to the 39th quad
rennial session of the
General C onfe rence,
AME Zion Church,
which opened here May
3. In what many term-
RALEBRtS rmST BLACK -rf -a
The talk In the Nixon Administration about “putting his blade staff on
slow boats to Africa If they express dislike tor the Presldent*8 policy
moral degeneration
among White Houae power brokers, it was declared last Thursday by tfie
Oe^cratlc Comrolttpe’s Minorities Director.
Aadrew C. Mimu, dtrueier,
AdmtnlfltratlOQ will
bizclu on St tialf who erl-
tletzo ttz poltelot aczkiol bM-
Ittg zo z tool lor liufTigxi
tog zchooU.
Tht mzgzxkM zrtletop bond-
linzd, "Duty Harry,** rtports:
"South Czrolkaizo Harry Dtut
lx ZB dd-fzxblonzd back room
kflnorltlM Dtvlslan oflhoDo-
moeralie National CoaunMoz,
waa rzaetlBc to a now ruporl
in ttit May I laxaa of Tima,
lha waol^ Dowamatazloa,
whteh impUao that tho Ntxon
P^M oporathrt, a proal-
antlal rmmaolor aad ono of
Nixon Admfcilatratlan’a
Mobile
« « o^hv wKh . tram d
rofloaal nmraonwhomliatook
to bo good old Soolhorn boya,
l>«al obaxrwid that tha Praal-
va** WH.I NfxoM. r t)
^ Rites For Miss Dent
^ Planned Thursday
LOUBBVRG- Miaa DIam ^ Is awtvod by two
Sayan Daid. termor £iialr. ..slstara, Mra. BurMla D. Bfawi.
ina WUVH7 Dvwamagaxma,
whleh Impi laa tfe tha Ntioo
PLUMMER HALL
Soul City
Receives
$190,000
(IM WOMZM, CT, p. t)
Sofs Urgent
Needs Now
Being Met
CRIME
BEAT
From Ratrlfh's Orrirl.J
pQlirr Film
ulUaiauHai fu «mOmu: TTmii
•M laiIvliutM kiw rv^uwa
tka* ta«r W tl*«* ch* cnaMam*
Mm‘at •wrlMklat Uwt» UfOat
aa tka Ziattar. fkto wa
waaM Mit *.• Aa Mawavat. n M
A Manpowar Da^alopmant and
Tratoinf Act (MDTa) projaet
baa baan jointly approvi>d hy tha
Dapartmanta of Uhor af>d
Haahh, Education and Ualfzro
to ^ovlda claasroom typv train
ing for 80 joblaas parior.i in
tha Ralatgh'a Manpouar Admtn-
Ixtrator WinU t. 1‘. Norwood.
Atlanta, aald fadaral fundu in
tha amowit of 990.318 have bavn
aUocatad for tha project.
Tha Inatructton, whleh »U1
cover a period up to May 31,
1971, will be held at tha Hold
ing Technical Inaittuia, Raleigh,
.North Carolina, and win train
partletpanta aa combuiAtl-v.
welders.
Ihe North Carolina State hm.
ploymant .tarvlca deptermhas
tha need for workers In the oc-
(tc* sow ass on. r :>
W\RR£NTON - noyd Blx-
lar McKlaalek. developer of
Soul Chy and Presldaot of tho
Warren Regknwl Planning Cor
poral km (VRPC) haxannounead
that the U. S. Department of
Commerce had awarded a 9190,
000 contract to the Soul CKy
project. The W'RPC U the re
search and development arm of
soul City. The OfAce of Min
ority fWsiness Fnterprtsea,
headed hy Johr L. Jeoklna, ta-
sued the contraa to W'R PC tor
ir.dusttUl planning and develop
ment In the new town. ioitH
Clt\ IS located In Warren
Cou'.ty, North Carolina on U.S.
1 near T-Sf*. a t' minute drive
from (h>.> Research Trlangla
cities of Raleigh, Durham hnd
Chapel Hilt.
The « refMrtment of
RALBICR’8 FIRST BLACK
JAYCETTE8 DIRECTOR -
A Wake Cotaty Sebooi toach-
er, Mra. Nalma Kayo KnlgM,
has bean elected the ftrat blaek
Director of tha Ralalgh Jayeat-
lax In hlatory.TbaJayeattaaara
'Wives of the Jayeaaa. Mrs.
KnlgM la marrlad lo wmiaro
"BUI" KnlgM, thaRatalgbCom.
munty Ralallona Cocnmtttaa’a
Aaaoelata ExacMIvt Sacrct^,
and they have two daugMara.
The Knlgbta rtahlt at 416 La-
moot SMaat. Mrs. KnlgM Is
s nsttva of Sutton. W. Va.
MOBILE. AU. - Del*
egates to the 39th quad
rennial session of the
Cseneral Conference.
AME 7lon Church,
which opened here May
3. in what many term
ed an unprecedented
move, retired five of
its bishops in the Fxi-
dav afternoon session.
1 had long baan tatown that
one# tha prelalaa had enm-
ptatad thair repoita that tha
Usui would ha brought toflaor.
US Caucus
Planned By
Conference
l»et soil, cm P I)
W ashington, d. c. • Rsp.
Charles C. Diggs, Jr. FormaOy
announced last weak plans for
an Africsu-AMi*i ican cco-
ferenee on Africa to ba bald
tn Washington, D. C. on May
25th and 26th.
The National Black Con-
(Set CAt’Cl’S It. p. tt
S />Vf IRING REIHIRTER %
' THEY SAY ^
^ B Y ST A F F WIU TE H ^
.ire your reactions to President Nixon's
night’s spe* ch concerning ending fhe
' letnrim \V;irV
■el ewr psMMm te a* Mice er la-
wy. We ■ertlir peMMi^ Csets
as we flaS thwa reMiiea bf the
sneuite efneers Te heep Ml eC
fhe Cfiae Beet CelaMM, ■utelf
t hMag teswtevea to a
netr ta repertt^ . hC
Will Fete
buep eff the "Mm
WMt to la The Cfl
Political
Movement
Mr. Nt'lsnr. fV'njzmin
Hli'i. Toitii
Ti l rleclslnn ir.^de b) Nixon
MiT.tisj la jus’ rfie ' f the nuny
Ilf has rr.adf to influence hts
re-‘lection. ! it.mk he stiould
have made this decision con-
Ct-.'L.:.* th.' war a lo.if tin e a-
r-
TWO WOMEN FIGHT
Mra. Linda Faye Penny, 22,
11 Brunswick Terraco (Cha-
vla Heights), told Officer A. C.
Holt, Jr., at 4:26 p.m. Sta-
day, that while her son and the
son of Mrs. Roaa Dudley, 17,
were flghllnc, both shesndMra.
Dudley became Involved tn an
argument, then they began lo
fl|M. Tha two hoys were 3 and
>4 years Md. The magistrate
would not Issue, engaginff in an
affray warrants, duetoecnfllei-
ing statements. Mrs. Dudlc),
Whose address was not lljisd.
suffered a scar on the rlgM
•Id* nt head.
(see 4IUMC azAT. p
W'ajhtngtor. • A gala trlt-uie
lo the achievements of MMks
In Amerlesn politics -feaiurlrc
members of the Congressioiul
Blaek Caucus and key figures
tn Urn movement to strengthen
the Influence of mtr.orlities on
the electoral process - 'vUl be
held here Mty U.
Hiaidreds of professkauls In
the poittleal arena. Including
black sleeted nfflelala from a-
round the nation aa-well as lor
government leaders snd mem-
bars of press, radio and tele-
vtalOB are expected toatteodthe
sltalr, iponaored by the mostly
black Capital Press Club.
In addition to saluting the U
(tM WIU. PXTZ. p »
Miss AlUTta Wuifall,
Rvlcifh
“1 4T f lK>rt with i..lxod emo-
lions shout the Presldent*s de-
elsloo. I am happy he hat mads
this decision but at the same
t Ime I woi^r why be dtdn *1 main.
H earlier."
Mrs. Denise Cromartle,
Durham
'*1 don't think ;he Preslde»ii*s
announeemeM wU! end the war
any fastei. I think be should
have pul hla toot down a loiig
time ago.'*
(S*« TSXY SAT. P t)
to tha toet that tha kw
of the saeoDd largaal hfapk
Mathodial body ratda that ■
blghop rsadlng his quadrennial
report In tha Ganaraf Con
faranca naartsl hla 76lh blrtli-
day U automatically rstlrad.
Whan ths last pralats com-
iHslad hla raportagrot^ofcco-
sarvattvas, lad bytfaaRav.M.R.
Ward, FayattavlUa, N. C.. pra-
seated a resolution that the
section of the law, relallng to
retlremeht, «^ed In 1966, be
rescinded. This was the aotmd-
!ng nota and the Uharala took
adv-antage of the reeolMlon, as
tt was worded. Bishop H.E
Shaw, WUmlngton, N.C., who
was presiding, attempted to
clarify Ihe recolulloo a^ aftar
s heated dtscusslon ffrom both
sldas, the 808 delsgalas vclad,
with the urderstsnding thst R
had to reostve 3/3 majcrlty to
carry, wiien the votlsc was
oi er (he count ahowad that tha
proponents had not orjy (hUad
to rntmltr tha neeaasary 3^
but had lost by 145 to 363,
‘^e proponents than triad
another move (hat wouia ftava
auspeodtd the rjde and that
mads all rettrsd bishops eli
gible for recatL This failed
by about the same margin that
the first one was lost.
Four of the principals ware
retired In 1966, but ware re
called under a law that was
Immedlatrty ropeslsd, W.a.
Reward. Washington, D. C., who
(Set nve Bisoopt. p. t>
Ths msgaxtoa srtlela. hand-
lined, "Dirty Harry,** rapocts:
**8oa(h CaroUnlaB Itor^Dsol
is an old-faMilonsd back room
At a masung wWi a grotv of
rcftonal oawamsowhcmlialock
to ha good old flouUmiB tay^
Dial obavrad that tha Praal-
. p. ti
Rites For Miss Dent
Planned Thursday
_ ANOELA, STEPRANIE COS-
An.
wim
FEB • 8u late. Coin.;
'»»•
Moslianl. Allan a), 0« Ui. Fre.
CommSlM, u Ik. tr.
'"t! ** '"orntat MMloo
oo May ( of IMT trial lor Idd-
oap-niiird.r-eoaaplrac). aitin.
mine from IhaAunial, 7, Alarki,
Coorty ilMMout ta i«lch foor
pwm war. UU«1. Man In th.
,«Wroiiod u unUwiUlml.
Two Claim
Appreciation
LOUBBURG - Miss Dtans
Savage Dent, a tormtr efaatr-
roan of the DapsrtmsM of Homa
Economies at Durham's North
Caroiloa Central Uhlvarcky.
dlad Monday, Mays, at Fnnl^
Mainorlal H^RaL
Funeral aarvlcaa wtn ba eon-
dnetad at U a.m., Thuraday,
May n, at St. Paul Uhiad Praa-
bytarlan Church by tha Rto.
Dr. H. T. McFaddao. Bvial
win ba in (ha Cky C«Batary.
MIsa Daot was tnitrwmtal
In the transfMT of a bona
nomlcs program from WlDSton-
Salam Stats Taacfaara CoOWo
to what waa than North Carto
llna Coiloge In 1933. Sba than
aarvad as chairman of tha da-
partmant at tha Durham Cd-
Isgt until bar rettramaot In
Under Mias Dent’s Issdershlp,
North CaroHns CoUsga was,
for many years, tha oofr Nagre
Inatltixlon In tha atata agprov-
•d tor tha praparattoo of «o-
estioaal home eooomlea taaA-
era. Tha department graw un-
her chairmanahlp, axpand-
^ from three rooms In (ha
basameni of the achool'a ad-
mtnlMratlon butldlng to two
new buUdlngs to 1984.
The larger of (he two build
ings waa riamad The Dtana Sa-
Horn# Ecooomlca
BulldiMi in 197L
Mias Dsn* la asruirad by two
•istara, Mrs. Buyaita D.
Coturabua. Ohio aad Mrs.
MBs D. Ootmao. Pstagaburg.
Va.. sad by two tretbara, Par-
dtaand W. Deal, »ool5r»«, H
Y., and WUllamC.Daat,L^
btwf.
Mrs. Clayton
Challenges
NC Women
BY C0r:«C4AA S. MOORE
CLYATOM • Mrs. Eva U.
ClaylQo. waB-imown raaldsat cf
Wairaoton. whoaa hoahaod ta a
nelad ctvfl rights attornay, gave
tta womao of lhaJthnalcoPlaay
Grove Baptist Church. Route 3,
Claytca. aomathtag to thtok a-
boul Simday as aha delivered tha
aanual Womao’s Day maaaaga.
Mrs. Effls Lueaa praaidad o-
var tha U o’clock ajn, aorv-
Scat as tbs call to wcrMitp was
mads. Tha choir aascbatal (ful
ly. uodar the dlraetlcB of Mra.
Mtonla wmiaraaon aad Miaa
mary Smith, with Earl Manntag
at tha organ.
Mrt. Clayton waa Introduead
by Mra. ChristIna Ceppedga,
wlfa of tb# mtalatar, the Rav.
L-MreggOg^.
(Sue I
iTTOir. p. »
Money Here
72 Class
Pledges
50 Gs In City
Appreciation Money
SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK
HUNT GENERAL TIRE CO
Where You RMe With Ease On Tires That Please
Ths Class of 1972 at Saint
Augustine’s College, wkh 205
graduates, has pledged to gtva
to thelrfAlma Mater 950,000
paj-able over a period of five
years. According to Or. Prt-
zdl R. Robinson, prsakSmt of
the college, (his totheftrsttime
to the hlstoT) of the conagethat
a pledge of tola size has bean
made b>' a graduattog class.
Tha graduates alaopledgedto
promote the cause of eduealtan
to getteral.andtodedlcatetham-
selves to tha program of their
alumni aaaoelatlon.
U. L. A. Oxley, a conauttant
on the United Stataa ComroStae
(8«* Tf tuasB. r t)
Two persons claimed 910
checks each to last week's Ap
preciation Money feature, spon
sored by The CAROLINIAN.
They were Mrs. FuUar l>'ree-
man. 217 IdlewUd Ave., whose
name was to tho ad of the VU.
lags tfw Pizza Parlor. 3933
W'estem Boulevard and J. C.
Leonard Moore, 224 Smlth-
flcM 91., here FOC, 301 W.
Cabarrus Street.
Persons who see (holr rtames
to the eolmnns on the Money
page, SHOULD NOT go direct
ly to the merchants tovol^eU,
hut come FBtoT to (lie olfiee
of this newspaper, located at
516 E. Martin Street, -so that
we can Menttfy j/ou FlhST.
Please remember tiuit the
deadline fOk clalmtog your mon
ey to the feature la noon on the
Monday foUowtog the appear
ance of vour name to the paper,
thu week on page 12.
The CAROLKUN WILL NOT
pay Appreciation Mooey lo aur-
vtvers of deceased persons,
whose names happen tobseboa-
an out of the Cky Directory
as aU of (he names used are.
Remember, there are five
names listed this weak on (be
Money page. Look lor yours.
H could be there.
PatroniM the Arms which ad-
v^iae on this page.
BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT WOUNDED - Atlanta: Bank rob
bery au^ect. woundad ta a diaas throughanAtlMta raoidaotlal
aeetltt) is carried out of ths area by atrcicksr. Four mao bald
UD a branch of the Ftrat Natlooal Bank May 9 torctof custo
mers to lls 00 the floor sod took aa ondetermlnad amount
of money. Approulmately 100 AtlanU Pciles were tavclvad to
the diase taktag twt> of the tour Into custody. (U^