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I SCENE OF death IN ««*«•««
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I afttrnaon, foUo»l»» the dtoeovtrj- >» 5« *«»y
^ChtttxT JMiIof H U illll Kikww® tuf ^
■ smltt or how hi* tody wii pUMd In III* own cir IrwE. Smith,
M ihown hi ln>«t. HUdacompoiodbodyliMiliho ror oftht 1M{
V modal anloinobllt.
Tuttle Center Breaks
Ground For Building
Mayor Thomas Bradshaw and Mayor Pro
Tern Clarence Llghtner, along with Mrs. E-
llzabeth Reid, the widow oi the late Jim Reid,
were among the persons attending the ground
breaking ceremonies Monday of this week,
kicking off a drive for the construction of a
new Tuttle Community Center on Tarboro Road
here.
labor Dof
Can Bring
Much Fun
.Vs .North
f.-.itlt” -w ri’tih to «-■ h the last
tt,.' ' 1 and Uk* f.i ttw
hlal'r ,v.i - J !-'• d't«’t rdforl to
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Ih- ;.ist tti'nn Ihtir !-
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Refused Churdi Boycett
Chatham Junior Smith's Body In Car Trunk
Mystery SliroHdsMurda
THE Carolinian
North Carolirta'n Leading Weekly
VOL, 31 Ng »4 RALEIGH, N. C.. WEEK ENDING SAT , SEPTEMBER 2. Itjj .SINGLE COPY lac
U. S. Manpower Specialist
BlackGetsTopPost
ANGELA DAVB IH MOSCOW. Ai««te DtvM li welcomed
to e meettne the 8evM Womee'e Committee bjrCoe-
mooeel Veleotln# Tertehkove (H) In Mooeow Aufeet tR.
UUe DevU told Mtmeovttee Aocuit W thel Soviet mgiport
for Meek Amerlcene ''enswere the M>1rH of talematlonel*
lem.** the Tms newt venejr mIiL (UPI).
"Pres. Nbcon Would Break
His Promises :"Mc6overn
WASHINGTON. D C. -
"President Nixon intends to
break his promiees to Ubor if he
menaces to c*t re-elected."
Senator Geerce McGovern
warned last Thursday.
"The announcement by the
Nixon Pay Board Chairman last
week that wage guidriines wiH
be Te-examin^’ in November
M a clear warning to e\‘ery
working American that any fair
would
jnr
wage imi
cut baci
ement
the
r vei
by
CRIME
BEAT
From lUlflfh’i OrricUl
Policr nic«
■DITOU'S ttOTB: c«Ihm
*2?*^** KfSeeoe la Uw paS.
Ue mufws »aa «b to«anl*
•w metvwaals aavt nnnattoM
that Uwv W sivte *
Uaa of avrfcakai
••me MM !• 4*. ■•••wr. It u
•M •« pMtUM •• to Jaic* 9t
Janr. a^mtrtUr paMua tto lacu
w« nae ia«a roparwe to tto
amMM •TActri. Ta b*rp m aff
Tto crtaM toat CiNmai. awNty
■•?*> tot. Salat roitwawe to •
aallca aCfirar la Tirntac Mi
S^ti wauo aa eatrSa uS-
ftp kaap art tto •Wiitif aas
toa waat to la Ito Criaa torn.
STRUCK WITH GUN
John Henry Johnson. 3S. SM
Granttand Onve  A p o 11 o
Heights), told two coos at 4-15
a m Friday, that Almd Clark
of "aomewhere on S Boundar)
Street." asked to borrow hm
shotgun to kill hts wife and the
man she was with Clark said
that when he refused. Clark
tooP the gun and battered him
ever the hend several timet
with It Mr Johnson was taken
to. Wake Memorial Ho^Ul.
where he was treated and
released He said he would
"take out" an aasauh with a
demfly weapon warrant against
Clark The shotgun dMi not even
belong to Johnaon but Clark
took It. an%»av
am ctfwi BSAT. r s>
present admuiistration jusi as
soon as this election is over."
McGovern said.
He issued the warning in a
mesaage to the more than 2S
international union presidents
who ha\*e announced support
for his candidacy. He asked
them to alert their membershiD
to the "unfair steal that is being
set up for after the election "
The balance of .McGo\'em‘s
statement follows:
"Last Monday the Pay Board
announced that wage guidelines
would remain at their current
level. Then on Thitfsday the
board lakt they would be
reconsidered IKe question a-
riacs whether there has been
high-level interference by the
Nixon administration to cause
(See HDCON, P. 2)
M efhodisfs
WiH Unveil
N. C. Marker
HEW BERK • The Board of
Blahopo, AM.E. Zloa Church,
ael Sept. 2$ as the day the
donoffilaatlcr^ will invell a mark*
er» erected by the State of
North Carolina, potattag out the
plaoo where the first A.M.E.
Zion Church was both.
Tht msrker, localod at Broad
A Georft Siroots. eommemo*
raioa the foandkig of SI. Potera
Church, by BIMMp J.‘w. Rood
wao orougat the tonoia of tho
ilononilnathTn to tho stato. The
orlglaal aht la located one
bloek oorth of tho marhor. 1
ta mW to ba another step la
the effort to toeoa atteniloa on
Hsfk hlatory.
Tht laiveUlnc wfU take plan
al StOO pm. and will foatort
a doaeatln eertmooy that «iU
bo oooduelod by tho Mahepa.
ctee MctwoostTa. r u
Much Fun
As many North Caroliaa
reaidenta rush to catch the last
days of ttiromtr hnd take to the
hi^tways in a last ditch effort to
enjoy the Ubor Day wsiknrt.
too often safe driving tends to be
the last thing on their mM....
the very last thing, said the
Insurance Information Insti
tute.
If trends of the past few Ubor
Day weekends hold true, ap
proximately SS people will be
killed in North Carolina auto
crashes during the coming
throe-day hoU&y. Moreover,
approximately 7W will suffer
inpnies in the expected 1.210 or
more holiday-peiiod smashups.
Warnings seem to da little
good in stemming the state’s
holiday death rate, the Institute
poinu out. Despite cautions.
Last year 3S people died in Ubor
Day weekend crack-upa. Anoth
er C74 were injured as a total o(
1.227 accidenU were reported.
The blame for such appalling
sutistics ta quite often Just
plain dnvers errors, the Insti
tute sUtes. The chance for these
errors b greatly magnified
though, by akohol. speeding,
the lack of sufficient rest,
causing driver fatigue.
Here b something to remem
ber for the LAbor Day week
end; An army of cars will
swarm onto the stale's roads,
going to and coming from the
beaches, mountains, and other
recreational areas With great
er congestion and increased
exposure, the odds for collision
increase.
The Institute urges drivers to
make frequent rest st(^ on
longer trips and change dnvers.
if pouible. every couple of
houn Don’t mix alcohol and
gasolinr even in small doses it
can be a deadlv combination,
and in all ca>M ohaene the
Mrs Reid is a member of the
fund-ratsuig campaign to rabe
an additional tSS.AM for con
struction of the new center
locto^ed at 3lo N Tarboro Rd
The fund has been named the
Jim Reid Memorial Fund in
honor uf (he late Jim Retd who
waa chairman of the first
fund r.. '..ng campaign
This «>nginal campaign b
expec*rd to net tis.oao M the
pm-»-r ‘ed c'wt of $i59.u0r* leav-
in;: a difference i^f tnaea of
'Ahirh ’H*- Krid Fund la hopeful
••t rai«>i:iK
Thr fund raiv.ng  >rtiimittee is
f r.-ri b\ Pro Tern
I.,*;:. fi r • r.n^r r- fj. #J the
( c.i! I Ml additMO to L^ht-
was chairman of the first
fund-rabing campaign.
Thb original campaign to
expected to net tlt.0M oi the
probetod coat of IlM.fNi laav-
mg a difference of ia,Ml of
which the Reid Fund to hopM
of raisiag.
The fund raising commitlot to
chaired by Mayor Pro Tom
Lightner. Otbor moinbtos jf the
committee In adthtion to Ligbl-
oer and Mrs. Reid art Mrs.
George Bason. Mavor Bard-
Southern Legialator Says
‘Choice ti INoveml
2nd Body
w
Discovered
itf» i\no« OAV. a.
CtM TtnrLt. p. t)
legislation
May Hurt NC
School Work
BY RICHARD MOORE
GREENSBORO - Approval
of legislation to curb school
busing could put brakes on
achooi daaegregatbn aa well,
the presideni of a national
program for prei^inalely
bladK ceUeges sm in Greens
boro recently.
"There ultimately may be a
Supreme Court deciskm which
may limit busing and deaegre-
gation." said Dr. Elisa Blake.
Jr . president of the Institute for
Services to Educslkm in Wash
ington.
Blake was the keynote q^eak-
er at the openii^ sesabn of the
annual factilty-staff institute at
AET Stale Cniversitv.
"This b a very delicale kind
of transitional period." he said,
"and we are going to have to be
careful to protect predomi
nately black institutions, while
people work out these other
^^ke said the hblorical
dev'elopment of predominately
black colleges in the United
Stales 'iipports the fact that
(Sm ustsvAnow. p. t)
JerooT, Linda Barney, shortly after Mtoa Jkekaon was aamod
*'Mtaa Mack America.** Miaa Jbekaoo wan erownaa taw* told
Mias Barney she was gtvtog « the ml# boeaano aho woald
DOi have tht tlmo to dsvolo to tho oCTlea. (UPf).
NABBED IN IlM.Mt THEFT
— Cbicato; Former Qumm
Alderman Fred Hubbard, who
dropped from sight more than a
year ago and was indicted on
charges ot taking more than
tioa.ooe from fedtosl projects,
has been arrested in a Loa
Angclts suburb the FBI said
August 2L Hubbard has not
been seen since May 71. when he
dbappeared while serving in
the t25.M0 a year Job as director
of the Chicaao Plan, a federally
funded program. tUPD.
Says Busing
Measure is
Big Fraud
WASHWCTON, D. C.* In a
wild and tuouAtoua 12*kour
aooolOB last weak, tho Hoimt
of Ropreaontattvos paasod by
a vote of 212 to lot H.R.
nets, the ao-caUed Equal
Edueatlonal Opportonttioa Act
of ItTt. No one •• not even
tta atohora had any doiM
the propoaod loglstatSoo was
another antl-baalag measure
and etvO rlgbts grove wera
unanlmoue hi condemning the
propooal aa a scheme to ae*
gro^e BUck ehOdroQ In In
ferior schoola.
ftoa SATt KfsiNO. p. t}
Three Claim
Appreciation
Money Here
Winners continue to mount in
The CAROLINIAN’S new Ap
preciation Money feature aa all
three winners came into the of
fice last week to claim their
checka
Winners last week include
Mrs Bessie Oaklev . Mrs Bren
da H Farrar and Mrs Lula .M.
Tate
Mrs Oakln's name appeared
in the Ben Franklin aov'ertiae-
mcnl on page 12 of The
CAROLINIAN Hunt General
Tire Compaiw’s ad carried
the name of Mrs Farrar
while Mrs Tale’s name was m
the Rhodes Furniture Company
ad
Mrs. Oakley reaidet at ll
Edgecombe Terrace l?s? fNir.
tb Dr b the Itsied remdeoce
for Mrs. Farrar and Mrs Tate
bvoa at tit Haywood Lane
Ben Franklin ts lacaled in
tiM AJPmnATtoN. p. y>
In Trunk
BY STAFF WKITKR
Mystery still shrouds
the murder of 58-year-
old Chatham Junior
Sml:M, *hos.“ dteom-
In Trunk
BY STAFT WRITER
Mystery still Crouds
the murder of S8-year-
old Chatham Junior
Smith, whose decom
posed body was discov
ered in the trunk of his
own automobile last
Thursday afternoon.
Smith’s was the second
body in three days to be
discovered in the trunk
of his own car. The first
was a white man.
Accordinc to Dctcctivo Lt. E.
L Randolph al the InvcMi(atlvt
•SmpleQne’
Solon Says
Only One
VolingWay
ATLANTA. Go. - —Tlio choteo
black ntara vm he* ki No-
•ontor «ai to a aiapi* oat,”
Gooiyla Stal* Raprootalalhi*
Mlao Bead aaki tail oaok.
"I la a ekoleo totraaa Nlsan-
LAWRENCE MILLER
Millerls
Promoted
By NC Elks
VolingWay
ATLANTA, Go. - **rhe cholM
btock votort wU ttoe to No-
vombor win be a elmple one,**
Gooffto Slete RopreeoMtotve
Jiite Bond eeld toll week.
to I Mtoiee totmu Ntoee*
omies end MttchoU's mtevcp
reclel dtvUlon to bom# and
doifrvUvt war ekroert, weltore
freeiee tor the poor and mil.
lloaalre woltore progTama tar
^ vealtoy on tho.one haito.
and a govommonl pltdgod to
peace tad proporlty on the
Divbkm. there wea no informe
tion on whether authorittea
think there to any connection
between the two killinga or even
whether there was foul play
involved. However, a policeman
(unnamedi, said there was no
connection.
An autopay conducted on
Smith’! body last Thursday
ni|^t. showed that he died o' e
bullet around, located in the ’ip
of hb head. His body was found
in the trunk of nb Ittt
Chevrolet, parl"^ next to a
brown and nrange frame house.
COM Mcmoim ts. p. n
Wilson b
Scene Of
ChurchAct
WILSON - Bo)CO(t of
units of the Christian Church
 Disciples of Chnsi > for lack of
black personnel was disapprov
ed Saturday. August 20. the
National Convocation of the
church.
The predominantly black
convocation, meeting al Atlan
tic Christian College here Au
gust 23-27. was ask^ to boycott
the Christian Board of PuMica-
tion. St. Louis. .Mo and the
Disciples Historical Society.
Nashville. Tenn. in a recom
mendation brou^t by the
Second Christian ^u ‘
Indianapolis. Ind.
The proposal abo asked that
hiring praclkct of the two
bodies be explored The boycott
CtM WILSOH It. P. t>
BY "PETE ' WILDER
Lawrence '*Skipper"
Miller, a native of Co
lumbia, S. C., and a res
ident of 1117 S. SUte St.
this city, was recently
appointed Stste Youth
Director for the Wes
tern District of the
North Carolina Elks As
sociation of IBPOE of W
by Grand Lodge Direc
tor William Lockey.
Miller Joined Fidelity Temple
No. 277. in Nov. 1V71. He b a
member of the L. S. Wilcox
Shrine and Mamie S. Hkka FEZ
Club. Even thouidi recent
ly admitted, he has had aa early
interest in the Elks.
He was voted first place
winner in the oratorical contoto.
sponsored by Fidelity Lote
, No. 277and Capital City TemM
No. 310 in 1970. He b a 1970
graduate of J. W. Ligoa High
(Om Mnua n. a. i>
H. A. Scott
Is New US
Executive
Washington — Rarnaji a.
Scon m, a nwapovor raeriiN-
lurchtoanf inkilac aptctaUal, kia
toon namod a* taaeWIva aaala-
laiil to Mkkatl H. Moakew,
Aaalataat Saenttry at Labor
lor PoUey, EnlaaMoa aad No-
flc. aeon NAMID, V.
-Tbat la OM oaMral ta***,
aad no dalad* abod Ik* Tan-
paity ajatooi’ er k*kk« Btock
rctoc* kor iraotod* can araa*
Ikat Met,” Bead oakL
"■ not boint tahao tor piM-
•d naaaa tow mor* yaora of
Ntooc-AtoM*," BOM aald, •l'd
ralbar b* takan tor traatad ttoa
Inal staki Ukaa.-
•’’WFfeaoaOo— tWco-
prlaUau (er veMar* too(r*na
to epiilki, fedoral dollar* tor
mammoar tovfraiaa ta prorld-
kw ekUd ear* cantor* (er Ik*
poor to rofoorlet Ik* oO do-
plallo* allonoe* to atraoflkon-
lac Ik* Equal Enploynaol CB>
portiaUtlaa Cooiralaaloa to ep-
pookit HayooovoNli aad Cara-
**11. Proatdaol Ntao* ka* aMod
0* 0*0 aid* aad Goort* Me-
(Sa* J. BOHD, P.S)
Mrs.C.Laws
Funeraliied
In Raleigh
Mrs. Carrie Miab Uws. m
B. Martin Street, a devoted
church aad civic leader, hed
Monday. August Hat her bone,
after a period of illnesa. F*uoerai
aenricca were conducted on
Wednesday. August 30at 4 p.m.
al Pirto Baptist Church with the
r ir. Rev. Chertos W. Ward.
officiaUfto end burial fol
lowed in the cemetery of
Springfield Baptbt Church. Au-
bim
COaa IBO. LAWS. P. t>
Appreciation Money
SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK
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