Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 3

Winston Salem North Carolina Winston Salem Journal Wednesday Morning March 18 1970 Page 3 Sheriff Shore Says lie Is Not Running Sheriff Ernie Shore who will be 79 next Tuesday said yesterday he will not seek re election this year lie has been Eorsyth County sheriff since 1936 Shore told the Journal he will support one of his deputies Manly Lancaster for the job Asked if he was considering another office Shore answered not even running for dog Besides Lancaster four other candidates have filed for the job They are (Gene) Kessler a 24 year veteran of the Winston Salem police depart ment Grover Shugart a orsyth 'County commissioner James Myers owner of the Gold Leaf Supper Club and William Skidmore a Western Electric Co employe who runs a collection agency and office furniture business Lancaster Shugart and Myers are Democrats The others are Republicans The orsyth Board of County Commissioners on March 2 set the salary at $15324 In the last election in 1966 Shore won the closest election of his career He de feated Skidmore 19594 to 16616 The city vote is what did it In the county Skidmore got 8132 to 5142 Rumors that Shore was planning to retire have been circulated as far back as 1963 Lancaster is considered heir apparent He has been a deputy for 19 years and is the only candidate with a college degree Shore was born in East Bend and graduated from Guilford College in 1914 He spent 10 years in major baseball as a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees It was against the Washington Senators that Shore threw a no hitter for the Red Sox on June 23 1917 When Babe Ruth was thrown out of the game after pitching to one man Shore came in retired 26 consecutive batters and was credited with a perfect game Shore worked as an au tomobile dealer when he left baseball from 1922 to 1931 or five years he sold insurance be fore he was elected to his first term as sheriff ERNIE SHORE to back deputy Oft! He served as an ensign in the Navy during World War I Shore is a member of the state and national associations He has served as president of the state group and was a member of the board of governors of the national association He married the former Lucille Harrelson in 1926 They have three children and live at 1212 ourth Street Advertisement Do This If ALSE TEETH eel Loose Insecure Don't be so afraid that your false teeth wlU tome loose or drop just at the wrong time or more security and more oomfort sprinkle famous ASTEETH Denture Adhesive Pow der on your plates ASTEETH holds dentures firmer longer Makes eating easier ASTEETH Is alka line won't sour under dentures No gummy gooey pasty taste Den tures that fit are essential to health See your dentist regularly Get ASTEETH all drug counters Charlotte School Plan Drafter Confident on High Court Review PROVIDENCE I (AP) Dr John inger who helped draft the plan for integrating public schools in Charlotte NC said Tuesday the plan will end up being reviewed on its merits by the US Supreme Court inger director of education al services at Rhode Island Col lege said he was not dismayed by the ruling Monday It left standing pending a hearing a temporary restraining order against the plan The Charlotte plan involves the busing of pupils across neighborhood lines believe the Supreme Court is going to find that a city can deliberately segregate one kind of inger said believe it will not turn around and provide inger has been an education al consultant to the Legal De fense und of the National As of Colored People for several years US District Judge James McMillan of Charlotte appointed inger as his personal consult ant in the case after the Char lotte Mecklenburg school board failed to draft an acceptable plan simply under stand what is involved in this busing inger said Charlotte right now black chil dren are bused up to eight to 10 There are about 25000 pupils riding buses now in the Char lotte Mecklenburg system he said sometimes the only question is which school the bus will drive to like in Boston or Provi inger said blacks live in the center of the city and the only way to inte grate is to bus them out and the only way to get whites in is to put them on buses and bus them inger said schools are segre gated of public and private policies on housing buy houses everywhere they want in ger said in Providence they can but in every city there are pressures from public and pri vate policy that tend to segre gate a city people come to under stand that they have to desegre gate their schools then do something about segregated he said trouble with some peo ple is that they see the long term benefit of integra inger said see the immediate consequences: Their child is going to ride a school bus and they are con they see is that our society will be far better off and far healtheir if we can bring about he said march 17 Tax Chief Says Crime ight Gaining Journal Triad Bureau GREENSBORO The commissioner of Internal Re venue said yesterday that although the problem organized crime will not be wiped out overnight the pro gress that has been made has been Randolph Thrower who was appointed chief tax col lecter by President Nixon last year told newsmen in Greensboro yesterday that the elimination of organized crime is a top priority item of the Nixon administrations The income of organized crime in nation he said is in the upon billions of The principal source of illegal in organized crime he said is in gambling specifically bookmaking and the numbers game jThe businessman who bets on sports games has more comprehension contributing tb organized crime than do the low income people who play the he said activities are organized Thrower spent the day in the district office in Greensboro He said the 1969 Tax Reform Act is the extensive in several average person wanted an equitable distribution of he said the inequities people have com plained about among single people tax exempt organiza tions and high income industries and indviduals have been considerably While the next tax form is not perfect he conceded it is an over the old was utterly indefensible to have a dual system of two tax forms for lower and higher income he said we moved to the single form learned a lot from this forms With any new launching find bugs But with the constructive criticism we have received we can come up with an even better one Major Complaint One of the major complaints with the new form he said was the decision to print instructions on the back of the tax pages and then continue the instructions to another page in order to save space He said his office will be doing a more investigating" of foundations and other a exempt organizations has been a lot of looseness in this he said laws are the most lax in the world with respect to tax exempt organizations are making it clear that to maintain the integrity and trust of this office we will investigate more fully and it is welcomed by the tax exempt organizations Thrower said he does not believe there will be any more tax legislation from Congress this year in view of the great amount of time spent on the 1969 ict Scott Is Cautious About Busing Ruling By Joe Doster Journal Raleigh Bureau RALEIGH Gov Robert Scott is taking a cautious view of the US Supreme ruling in the Charlotte school integration case At his press conference yesterday Scott said he was not sure that the ruling had real although it has received varying in terpretations by the experts Technically the court refused to overturn a ruling of the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in which it granted a delay in school busmg and asked the district court to develop more information for a complete hearing on the plan Other sections of the plan wul require rezoning The appeals court did not delay the district court order on that subject Scott said it would be nice to think that the Supreme Court decision signalled an easing of pressure on Southern schools to integrate now No Second Guessing not going to try to second guess the court I want to project any speculation about what the Supreme Court is doing may be that the appeals courts wanted more information and the Supreme Court want to intervene It had asked for information on how many students would be involved exactly how many buses would be needed may be that the Supreme Court just agreed with the appeals Scott said his optimistic reaction to the decision while he was in Pittsburgh Monday was in reply to a question based on incomplete and inaccurate information about the ruling Campaign Role On this role in1 the election campaigns this year Scott said going to support very strongly the Democratic no minees for Congress and "the General and local office they want me against them then do that and in some cases that might help them and if they want me to come out for they do On statements by the national Democratic party chairman Larry that he intended to stay away from policy making and be the ad ministrator of party affairs: delighted with Mr comments I think he is a good nuts and bolts man and while at it one of the things that impressed me about the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner was the spirit of op timism among the Democrats here in town There a down and out attitude like there was some time ago Advertisement think the party is in better shape than been for some time if you want to know the truth about it Scott again denied any rift with Charles (Chuck) Barbour the executive director of the Democratic party over some of outspoken comments about party policy He said he had not received letters from congressmen complaining about comments and had not told Barbour to keep quiet my job to tell him to shut up and I do so if it were I think doing a good job Incorporation Of Parties 6 A RALEIGH Gov Robert Scott said Tuesday he much to attempts to incorporate North Democratic Republi can and American parties obviously has political Scott told a news conference is just an in teresting little sidelight to the political scene I attach much significance to In an unprecedened move last week Wallace supporter Robert Reid Stubbs of Charlotte filed papers to incorporate the American party as a non profit corporation Monday papers were filed within a two hour period request ing the incorporation of the publican Party of North Caro and the Par ty of North Secretary of State Thad Eure who had accepted the papers for the incorporation of the Ameri can arty turned down both re quests Monday He said that of ficials of both major parties had denied any association with the roves The three persons who filed the papers for the Republican party Joseph Eudy Mrs Mary Tracy and Mrs Lucy Moise all of are all registered in Lenoir County as Republicans However Eudy said Monday that he voted for George Wal lace the American party presi dential candidate in 1968 Two registered Democrats red Davis of Statesville and David Jones of Harmony filed the papers for the Demo cratic party along with James Coley of Statesville who is registered as a Republican CONSTIPATED? DUE TO LACK OOD BULK IN YOUR DIET fa i Tydings Says Carswell Honor Council ailed to Tell of Change On Agenda £'VM 4 A the Gov Son Charged in Burglary If taboo on by Society Brand SINUS Sufferers Southern seminar in for i SPECIALISTS KITCHENS RESTAURANT SCHOOL with tears support had not been of removed from the record but conceded that Collins had not known of his telephbne call and that the former lorida gover nor had not talked to Carswell on the day he testified in support of the nomination In a third telegram produced by Tydings expanding on two previous Tuttle added do not believe that Judge Carswell had any intention to or did deceive the committee with respect to the matter of my Sen Spessard Holland la said he and Sens Roman Hruska Neb and James Eastland Miss all supporters of the OODCRAT EQUIPMENT COMPANY INC IXTURES SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT JOSEPH TYDINGS levies charge Hathaway introduced this knit a couple of seasons ago And we couldn get enough of them to keep our customers happy Hathaway has retained all the nifty features that made men like the shirt in the first place The nice easy fit The cool cotton lisle yarn that refused to trap body heat But now updated the shirt with a few extra fashion features Like that three button front opening And like that solid color collar that complements the stripes on the shirts If already discovered the Classic come get more it not it high time you tried this great Hathaway knit Come on in Donwtown ourth at Cherry Reynolda Manor College Village High Point the Arrow to olloiv the telephoned Carswell at home Sunday morning after they learned of change of heart Holland quoted Carswell as saying in reaction: had not the slightest idea that he was withdrawing his support for me because he did not so indicate Why I had no information that he was turning against me I called Judge Tuttle and he told me I did not say I could not support you I only told you I could not testify for Tydings said in a telephone conversation with Tuttle that the retired judge told him that a report by the Atlanta Constitu tion outlining the reasons for the change of mind was accurate The paper said Tuttle had found additional facts about attitude on justice and could not in good conscience Eastland Judiciary Commit tee chairman said the morning telephone call reflected on Tuttle not Carswell Eastland said Carswell initi ated the call to Tuttle to tell him he would not be asked to testify but that Carswell conceded that Tuttle advised him that he could not testify even if asked disclosure said East land in bad light not Judge Carswell but Judge Quoting from original hand written letter Eastland read have been intimately with Carswell and particularly aware of his service I would like to express my very great confidence in him as a person and a THRUWAY 10:00 5:30 MON RI TILL 9 Play "LUCKY BUNNY Number Game! ATLANTA Ga (AP) Gov Lester Maddox streaming down his face an nounced Tuesday afternoon the arrest of his son Lester Maddox Jr 26 on a burglary charge Only a few moments after signing a prison reform bill into law Maddox said he had re ceived word from Atlanta Police that his son and another man were being held in connection with the burglary of a Roswell Road service station in unin corporated ulton County Maddox said have done everything I know to do I am so sorry this hap The announcement by the governor came only one day aft er Maddox announced plans to seek the No 2 post in the fall election He is prevented by law from seeking a consecutive term iles show that this is young second arrest on a burglary charge He was arrested Dec 26 1965 along with several other youths for the burglary of a television appliance store in Smyrna Ga in Cobb County After the arrest police quoted the youth who was 21 then as saying he had also taken part in a Nov 5 burglary of the same store He was convicted on Jan 4 1966 of burglary and sentenced to a $1000 fine and five years probation providing he make full restitution to the store man ager The manager claimed a $2900 loss but this was later ques tioned and the figure was low ered Maddox then made resti tution His occupation wasTibt listed" Young Maddox was released on $1000 bond signed by the United Bonding Insurance Co shortly after his father told newsmen of the arrests The student legislature of Wake orest University will consider a bill tonight to sus pend the tSudent Honor Coun cil Dr James Ralph Scales university president is also expected to appear before the legislature to and university actions during a recent incident in volving a Negro student who refused to leave the campus after being suspended In a student hearing last night the bill brought before the legislature by George Bryan a student but not a legislator was discussed The legislature had to suspend its rules to allow Bryan to introduce the bill because ordinarily only student legislators can introduce bills bill asks that the Honor Council be suspended for 30 days to allow a special committee of the legislature to finish its investigation of the procedures The bill also asks that the legislature use its power to reword the student constitution to remodel the council Cheating Trial The issue of the council developed several weeks ago when Steve Bowden a Negro student was tried for cheating on a semester examination Bowden was found guilty and suspended by the council but the faculty executive committee changed the punishment and placed Bowden on probation The campus Afro American Society then charged the council with being prejudiced and demanded that the council be suspended The basic complaint against the council in bill is that its procedures are too vague to allow students to have fair trials The bill states that students accused of a violation of the honor code do not know all of their rights before a trial begins An honor council member attending the student hearing last night said that several of the procedures are known to the accused student before a trial Complaints in Bill Other complaints in the bill by Bryan are that those on the honor council who decide if an accused student will be tried also take part in some of the proceedings of the trial that a student can have for his defense only someone from the council and that the proceedings of the council are obscure to the student body because open trials which any student may attend are rare The legislature recently passed' a resolution asking Scales to appear tonight and explain university actions in the recent situation involving Omega Wilson Wilson a Negro student from Mebane was accused cheating on a semester ex amination but would not be tried by the Honor Council The Afro American Society asked that case be tried by the faculty committee The committee refused to try Wilson suspended him and gave him 24 hours to leave campus Wilson refused and the school received a court in junction keeping Wilson from the campus The Professional Photographers of North Carolina announced winners in 34 photography contests and elected officers yesterday in sessions at the Hotel Robert Lee A portrait by Mrs Margaret Keen of Greensboro was selected as the best picture exhibited at the 42nd annual convention The photograph was also selected as the best portrait exhibited A picture by Burnie Batchelor of Raleigh was selected as best non portrait photograph exhibit In other categories the judges awarded 28 first prizes 25 second prizes and 21 third prizes The photographers elected Hazen Keyser of Winston Salem president Also elected were Pete Comer of Madison first vice president Ray Rouser of Waynesville second vice president Shirley onville of Greensboro secretary and John Lewis of Dunn treasurer Chosen as directors were Vernon Keen of Greensboro Robert Aiken of Snow Hill James Torrence of Salisbury Colbert Howell of Raleigh and Tai Tysinger of Sanford Larry Brown of Winston Salem Mrs Vivian Robinson of Greensboro and Mrs Hallie Siddell of Raleigh were elected guild chairmen The photographers will ad journ today after programs honoring Adolph assbender who has been a professional photographer for almost 75 years Society Brand combines advance fashion lean and clean of line with the r' ideal spring and summer fabric ashion plus comfort Cool Crisp Youthful bold sleek slim Of 45 polyester45 wool worsted10 mohair Crisp Cool Look and feel cool in this advanced cool combo by Society Brand1 WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen Joseph Tydings Md charged Tuesday that Supreme Court nominee Harrold Carswell failed to disclose that the former chief judge of the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals had changed his mind and refused to testify in support of his nomination Tydings one of chief opponents said the lorida judge said word about the change of mind by Elbert Tuttle who retired as head of the court in 1967 about two years before Cars well was named by President Nixon to serve on the appeals panel Tuttle according to Tydings informed Carswell in a tele phone call at 7 am Jan 28 that he had changed his mind and could not support the nomination in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Commit tee which later confirmed the nomination on a 13 4 vote At the same time Tydings said an earlier letter from Tuttle expressing willingness to testify for Carswell was left in the record A day later saiid Tydings former lorida Gov LeRoy Collins referred to the letter expressing his support Carswell As the Senate debated controversial nomination Tyd ings produced telegrams from Tuttle in which the retired judge said he had informed Carswell in the early morning telephone call I had concluded I could not testify in support of his Tuttle also said he was surprised that his initial letter IKUKI ATLANTA Ga (AP) Christianity persists in present ing itself as an antisexual reli gion it is not going to get a hearing in this generation Dr David Mace told a Baptist Convention Tuesday collapse of the sex has exposed young people as never before to a barrage of sexual said Mace professor of family soci ology at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine at Wake or est University The subject of sex was one of the controversial issues which brought on a storm of criticism before the three day seminar be gan here Monday The seminar is sponsored by the Christian Life Commission which deals with social issues Old Testament discusses sexual events naturally and without evasion or embarrass Mace told the nearly 400 Eap'ist pastors laymen and edi tors But he added unfortunately a few centuries this positive and healthy Bible atti tude toward sex has been com pletely James Dunn secretary of the Christian Life Commission in a dialogue after speech said: 'Sex education is a moral is sue Christians dare not neglect the moral dimensions of the sex education Dunn said there is no doubt there has been gross im morality related to programs of sex But he said the group responsible was easy to pastors and denomina tional leaders are the guilty he declared of fear we have failed youth by not telling the whole truth Our timidity has deprived them of the facts they need to make intelligent deci Dunn said is immoral to perpetuate ignorance in the name of The seminar brought on a storm of protests Ly Baptist laymen pastors churches and associations At least three Baptist church es in Georgia have withdrawn financial support from the Southern Baptist Convention cit ing the seminar as an example of growing liberalism wtihin the largest Protestant de nomination Sex Attitude In Religion Is Criticized DOWNTOWN 9:30 5:30 724 2421 BANK CHARGE CARDS HONORED 200 LIBERTY Cameramen Name Contest Winners NORTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER Doily 4 5 PM 7 8 PM Here's good news for you! 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