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Ask Death For
White Rapists I
In Vinginia
ARLINGTON,-Va. ? (tNS) ~
Alt eyes are on the Hotchkiss
case for the state of Virginia,
i*. which > hgis never executeda
v',". white1 man for rape, is going all
ouV to send two yovmg white
..hoodlums to the electric chair for
^gfetching j. ]Q yyyptd bride-ef
a Navy'Eaign from her home and
raping her repeatcelly. ?r " " 'l
r_?. Arlington's t^ornuYremvealth I
Attorney, Don man T. Kucker
has. obtained indictments against
John R. P'dk, 19; son of
- - accountant in the U. S. Department
of Interior and William
. B/ Payne, 25, his best- ftal. and j
TT~ he hiu announced that he will
atek the death penalty.
The youths have confessed that
? wr-the night of the kidnap-rape,
June 2g. the tWo had been drinking
heavily. Running short of
I casKT they decided to drive in
Polk's 47 Cadillac to the Colonial i
Village t0 steal some money.
, There they spotted Mrs. Nancy
Hotchkiss ant? her husband,
James, who hn^ rptnrnpH frnm.
a Florida honeymoon just the
day before. Both boys went
through their bedroom window
holding a gun and demanding
that Mrs. ttotchkls*-leave with
them while her husband "lie
etill.V Aftetr rid(rng past the
. vvuxiiy une t'oik pointed the .22
4 caliber gun at Mrs. Hotchkiss'
. head but the gUn jammed and
Do ye
Series~E X3e
coming dw
Here's aim
opportunil
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Now?a new law
Series E Bonds go
m
ten years longerl i
?? ' to do a thlngl
ARE YOU O
JwuwrCi w^? be??
government
? r * * ??mwu a urnxic
;,;T^ won*)1 over and alufvu w
5 Aeeording to the bill passed
^. rS^aa, Iftdl S^pay yo^$25 in W
ten extra years, until 1961, i
age interest.of 249%." ^
- - : -. ^ And th6ro is nothing for
do. You aitnpiy keep
' r keeping them.
You may still redeem any S<
' ' ' you've owned it for sixty d
show what you "can get for i
the cash you're much better
!is too easily spent on nones;
or accidentally destroy it.
But when you have cash in
apt to hold on to it. And if yc
the Treasury will replace th
The cash you have in hot
and it's steadily growing
" to hllV t rlrMin-Lnm.,!
a home, tr hn^rfness, a ri
A . tion for your children.
So if you have bonds contin
new offer - just sit back and
Meanwhile keen adding to
U. S. Defense Bonds regular
ings Plan where you work
- where you bahk.
- If you want to he paid your
The .new law also allows yt
Bonds, in blocks of $500 c
Bonds which pay interest
2M% per year. For full de
serve Bank or Branch.
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l Look how your maturing bonds
T" (ffci. i.ki. tn fin i firm ,
OV10Htol majority (or
' fact) value
. *. Issue price,. . .
Period after .nue date
I!
=7* " * 12 yeori
13 years,..............
T"4 years . .......
15 years.
"''ft' : 16 years
- -
' V 18 years
19 years.
? 10 twin.,1. ..." "
Extended maturity value (20 years from
Issue dote)..........' t
Buy U. S. Dcfci
Now they earn inte
^ , The U. S. Oooernmeni doe*
. Deportment l/tanka, for their p
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SsE FederafCowrt
To UNC Summer
DURHAM, NC. - On Thurs
^fi?yr July 19, the. United States
District CoUft for 'the Middle
uistnet of North Carolina will
entertain an -application' for a
preliminary injunction restraining
the University orf North Carolin-Ironx.
refusing the admission
registration er enrollment of a
Negrii appKcant_fm ammcs ~rrf:
ferod at the summer session oi
vor-iit;? of. Ninth Carolina:
The applicant, Miss Gwendolyn
I<alita Harrison, of Kinston,
N.C., is an instructor at
Julwsim C. Smith University at
Charlotte. She holds the de
grees of Bachelor of Arts from
Spelman College, Atlanta, anil
Master of Arts from the University
pf California ,and has
done further study at the National
University, Mexico City,
-and Middlehury -GtWOge}- ver-~
they decided to drive her near
her -home, then throw her froin
the car. -Without
a doubt, if the hoodlums
had been Negroes, there
woulj be no qucdiun of-a death
penalty, especially after positive
indentification by both the victim
and her husband as was in
this case. ..Jiowevcr, if these
white hoodlums are' convicted, it
will be the first time in the history
of Virginia that white men
have gone to _ the electric chair
for kid/happing and raping a
white woman.
Hi hflVA
>fense Bonds
e this year?
iney-earning
ty for youF
r lets your maturing
on earning for you
And you don't have
ne of thone patriotic citizens
m buying- jpid holding- U.S.
ads back -irirl941T Now vour
is going to reward your faith
efor yoiff lYonds to earn extra
hac you'd expected!
by Congress last spring, it is
. Series E Bonds to continue
f thah was originally planned.
>nd which cost you $18.75 in
But if you hold that bond
?,will pay you $33.33, an aver?
;V ' '. ' - '
you, as a1>ond holder, to
it bonds as you have been
3"ries E Bond at any time after
ays. (The tables on this page
t.) But, unless yoif really need
off to hold your bonds. Cash
jential things. And if you lose
t Defense Bonds, you're more
>ur bonds are lost or destroyed,
em for you at no cost.'
ul savings is safe and .-olid; t
, toward a sum enough
iti nfl fi .iH> _i_u i i li -u II1 ZT" ~
TTTi emoii t fund, an educag
due, take advahtage-of (his
let theni go on making jnouey.
your savings by buying more
rly through the Payroll Sqvor
the Bond-A-Month Plan __
interest as current income ?
>u to exchange your Series E
>r more, for Special Series G
semiannually at the rate of
tails, ask at any Federal Ivegoonearnirvg
ypdff Jh> lawl ... _
[ 01 mernpUt of how Alt S?W*> ? Bondi grow.)
$25.00 , $50.00 $100.00
18.75 37.50 75.00
Redemption values during each year
$25.31 $50.62 $101,25
25.94 51.87 103.75
26.56 53.12 ~ 106.25
27.19 54.37 108.75
27.81 55.62 111.25
28 44 56.87 113.75
?v nfi ?m.ar =
30.CO 60.00 120.00
31.33 62.67 125.33
32 6> ? 65.33 130 67
33.33 I A6.47 I 1.33.33
nsc Bonds todayrest
10 years longer!
not pay for this advertising. The T cujui v
airlotiC donatio/I, the Advertising Council and
EQUIPMENT, INC
Phone 4-272'
)RUGS. INC.
638 Harden St
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To Admit Woman
School Sessions
J jnont.. . a
s IrT May* 1951, Miss Harrison
applied for dclmission Ut. courses
f in Spanish leading to a JaetO''
r rate degree at the summer ses-!
. sion of the Graduate School of
. U.N.C.,- Her application was ae,
cepted and she Was assigned a
I ddrrr.itory room. When, hew :
rverr'she sougtinto register on
' June. 11 and Noccup her room,
she?jo|d that?a?1"mistake '
" TV ad~ b een iriade because the university
, officials were not previously
aware of her race and
that no official had authority
[then to admit a Negro tV> the
graduate schoql of the University
of North Carolina.
On July 5, 1951, attorneys 1-or
the NAACP filed suit on Miss
Harrison's behalf, seeking a declaratory
judgement a and preliminary
and a permanent irr"
junction restraining the uniyersity
and its officials from denying,
on the basis of her race, her
admission--or enrollment?in?thecourse
sought. The preliminary
injunction is sought in an effort
to gain bar admission at the commencenent
of the second, summer
session on July. 20, 1951.
Jourdain Of Bee
Hnfo OPG Pnof
UVIC5 V/l KJ M. US31
CHICAGO. 111. ? Edwin*-B.
Jourdian. Jr.. of Evanston 111ionois
formerly a news editor of
The Chicago Defender and managing
editor of the Jhe Chicago
Bee has been apopinted information
and Editorial Specialist by
Michael Howflett?. Regional Director
of the Office of Price
Stabilization, for Region . VII.
which includes Illionois. Indiana
anj Wisconsin. ?: '
Mtu'Jourdain was also a staff
member of the New Bedford,
"Miassaehwsetts, d ally Standard
and has done graduate .work in
journlism at Medill School of
Journalism of Northwestern University.
A graduate of Harvard Universitv.
where he was :> memhnr
of the Harvard tra *k squad, he
has done graduate work in the
Harvard Graduate School of
Business Administration. He is
a former state president of the j
fcWinois Conference of the Na- J
tional Association for the Adva'n- j
cement of Colored People and
has appeared on the North western
University Reviewing Stand
Radio program.
Patronize our .ADVERTISERS^
THANKS for your Cooperation
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Not being the sligm?5rPHi
j-turbed by. 4he NAAP.P protest
on the teleyjvbn Amos 'n' Andy
phbyr,. veteran . theatrical proavcer,
George Abbott,, is going ahdatf
with negotiations with Colui^bla
Brodacatfting- System for
clearance on tights to produce
an Au\?& 'n' Andy'Musical Comedy
on, Brodaway.- Since CBS ,
hWllsljl&Ms on Amus 'an' Andy.
it hecesjary. to blear with the
radio station before r*" eeding
with the idea. p.
-Meanwhile, Mr. Abbott, who
bas- two?successful shows on
Broadway . at the J* moment in
"Call Me .Madam," starring Ethel
Merman and "A Tree Grows in ^
Brooklyn," is talking cautiously
about his' future musical. He will
say that he expects Amo.s 'n*
Amty in ro.iftipd for the tftrV2-I>A =s:
season with him supplying t He
words A . source at CBS says
that Irving Berlin is interested
irr^twldlng the songs uintHhat ?
Columbia might finance the
whole thing. ,_
Moreover, more principals than
Mr. Abbott are intere>ted in a
Broadway, Amos 'n' Andy and
is talking to Columbia on the
subject.
Pn T> Ann K1 l/tnn n I
jl a. iiu|iuuutano
Give Axe To
FEPC Bill
HARISBURG. Pa. ? (CNS)-i
In a se<ret vote, Senate Republi-j.
cans of the" Judiciary General
Committee, voted 11 to 9 again-1j
the Mintess bill, which was designe^
to end discriminate nmj
employment because of, race. t
creecl or color in the state of !
Pennsylvania.
Though d?aeked bjr Governor
Fine himself, as he had includ- j
cd FEPC legislation as a par- 1
ty pledge, the bill was killed
by the 14 Republican Commit
tee membe(rs who agreed in t
secret to let the bill die in tlie
Committee. Among the nine j
Committee members voting to
send the measure to the floor '
for a vote were six Bcmocrats. j
A really bileral bill as sponsored
by Rep. Lewis Mintess, it
called for creation of a three man
commission to halt discrimination
and carried a financial opprupir?
ration of $350,000. It had passed
the House on May 23 by a vote
of 160 to 38 but got its knifing
when it reach the Senate Co-o- ._l
mittee. . i
The FEPC Council here is say- |
ing t h a t Tt woll not eivr up tht '
'fight and will ieok n i:nmeai.Hc |
| conference with Governor .1* in-a j
| "so that th secret repudiation of J ?
a sacred pledge can be reversed.
Wateree District <;i
To Hear Editor _M
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REMINI? One of the features 0f ;
i vf thp Wntorro District of the , .. '
| AME church, whose Sunday!
I School and Allen Christian En
Mcavor League, convention will j.,.
j be held in the Antioch AME!
j Church near* here August 2-5. ,f
[will be an address hv John IT. ! C .
. M.eCray of CoUimbjii. editor <d *
! Tin I;;cht!i()int.' and lnft*vnv*-:v?? {
I Dr. W.' J. lb.?T>ins'"V.- pre.-!.-h;.u ~
i c !der. the district-, and ?.n . v
ian e< 1:11 r him a'l.f. ha vine. f> 'un '
i I "* ' .St. .dritt Ts-.v- Star near!
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Swansea. j,
. Associated with Dr. Koirns.-. ,. '
7 hi l(:e . convention. w :il b<T
P. A. Parki j* of Sumter, whose 1 (*j;.
CAPITOL ti
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fues.?WetT Jul) 24?25 ! 2
Humphrey Bogart ui 5
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"omedy - .Shorts ||
^hur. July 26 !*|
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A Bin Cast of Stars in II 5
"Internal ional Burlesque"!
Comedy Shorts]!
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Roddy McDowell in I
"UOCKY" i
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Also Tint Holt in .
RIO GRANDE PATROL"
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Seas"
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8,000 Polio Check _^
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eharry College
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.nced jointly by Baail O'Con-II
'. President of the Nat'ion.yU
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I>ook Instead
tOOMS & SOFT DRINKS
JOLD BEER AND WINE
Cigars and Cigarette*
Fried Chicken and
Sea Food Dally _j_
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t-H-,?C.:'aii man?of theMlnterjm T7~
*omrriiity?c . at_Mi nrx\ Medical
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lynum, the National Founda- pf^
ion's Director ot Jnterracsai' Ac ' 1
A.i.i'i, t't Dr Mio npl J. Rent _j!I
)oan of the school, .n the preence
<>f Wrennc T. Ron.nr. chairnan
"i the Davidson Count*
'ha^t-r o?' the National F uiuia!>.
l; r Infantile Paralysis.
Thi, is the fifth annual g; ntj
uadc to Meharry Med .nl ("el-1
iegtj by. the National Found
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graduate and . undergraduate
Ldieal students. . ' ' - 1
XF.C t Li'e c?h Be Beautiful")
After somebody Roes half way in
it* ?om-< ? he is half way out.
TrhvrrVs^nrKvsT
etore the dawn ? and w ho, ever
card of the dawn not coming?
Worrying ju t makes extra probms
that mavhii ........
eforo ? so if you want to use
Diir imagination. give it something
> work on besides worries.
Whenever ^vrtu gel to thinking
?ings couldn t be any worse, how
iout sitting some place quiet and
tting your mind go back on all
te other times you tfeVe thinking
ist that? That way.jyou can see
at things always ran be worse
. but somehow they never ore as
id as y ou thought!
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Lane, Sow
For information,
Mr. W. \
i are of Bennett's Playhouse
^ Visit
PATIO <
For Fine Foods
SEAFOOD PIaATTI
Dining %
While Vacation!
- CARVEF
Carver Street
OPEN THE \
Take "Myrtle Beach Cab" (]
places!
ForTteeervi
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?n Highway 13-A ! a?
Ideal for private and" "..M
Chil) Parties
Golden Fried Chicken . . |
11 Steaks .HamrUurgers
BAKB-Q
Beer ( old Drinks jj
OPENS 6 P. M.
P. M. Williams, Jrr, Prop. i|
VETERANS! |
nd nearby Counties
THE' BIG ? " ' T1.'
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PLAYHOUSE ( J
th Carolina /vkpl
write or contact:
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Lane. South Carolina j
CASINO |
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