I
i LUCKY AUTO OWNER
; The lucky ear last week was'
j the on: bearinc the tag num-1
• her *CX-6712. If the owner of
that, car took it to Durovs fcsso j
Sendee, corner Cabarrus and;
Blooclworih Streets rn Raleigh ;
he rreeivrrl a free grease job.
This will happen every week, i
Watch for your tag number. If;
tt follows the asterisk, you will;
get Ib.e grease job. The num-1
' Her will be taken from any ear
i bearing a N. C. license.
The numbers this week arc:
! \B-t2l; ( X«r< and Y-IR.
| TR-R.V; and W-32R.
-Dr. Liston, Smith U President, Buried
FAMILY HiiMELESS AFTER FIRE
HAPPY ENDING Mrs. Florin W?!!s of Brooklyn is shown in
*fre foreground holding her six-weeks old baby, Joanne, at a
4tced precinct shorty after the child, kidnapped three days be -
fore. was found unharmed, Patrolman John Tommasulo mid Sal
Trover!c (shown here) acted on a tip and found the tot in the
home of the aliened kidnaper. Mrs. Mary Jackson, who had bc-'-n
♦ frustrated m her desire to have a child. Seated in the back
ground is Clarice Hall, who was baby sating for Joanne when
Mrs. Jackson took the baby "out for some air" and never »•;.
! burned. (TWSPRESS PHOTO).
Holds Last Rites
For Smi th U. Head
odds mm
g T SO BEK t G. SHEPARD
- JHLUsnr:ia:ci™n» -;_.y =1 |
ORCHIDS. Odd? and Ends is j
glad to oer. a bunch of orchids this
week upon th* CAROLINIAN for j
15 ears of continuous publication. '
This columnist has had the oppor
tunity of close association with the
f CAROLINIAN over 3 period of
years and is therefore in a posi
-4 rn !o know something about me
hardships and trials that produt
ed -he glorie* and triumphs in
echHA'ing this isth anniversary
edition.
it is not necessarily » fact, hut
there is a probability that had the
publisher of ihr- newspaper found
hitr-reli treading upon a "bed of j
roses ’ in his efforts to give this
community a mirror where their
view;, aims and aspirations could
be ret ected the achievements of
the CAROLINIAN might, have been
: • Human nature being wiiat it
if. are often tempted to roll i
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NAACP OUTLAWED
BY TEXAS JUDGE
TYLER. Texas The National :
Association fur the Advancement
of Colored People in Texas was
f jutlawed by District .Judge Otis
T Dun&gan laic Tuesday because :
4 'he organization allegedly violated
'he State's corporation laws and
solicited desegregation law suits,
At the request of Attorney
Genera! John Ben Sheppard,
*n»l after hearing an estimated
1,22.'.C08 words of testimony
in hearing that began five
weeks ago. be issued a tem
£<yary injunction against the
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THE CAROLINIAN
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- CHArtI.OTTE Dr. Hardy I
! ton. t»7, president of Johnson
: Smith University, du d at his home
1 in Chatlotlc late Saturday after
i a lingering illness
He can e to Johnson C, Smith Uni
versify in hit : a» executive u ■-
j president and served in the* ca
| parity until 104’ when he became
i president.
Funeral service? for Dr Liston
were neld in the University Church
(CONTINUED ON PAGE ?!
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MR HLRDT LISTOV
Matron, Hit By 2 Autos
j Succumbs To Injuries
WASHINGTON, N. C. Sliuci.
by two automobiles in an accident
! arouna 7:30 p. m. on Saturday,
| Mrs. Bernice Reid. 42. died Mon
' day at 12:15 p. in. in Taylor Mem
: orial Hospital here,
A companion, Mrs. Annie Spen
cer, injuerri at the same time, was
treated and released
i According to report.-, (he t'*o
RALEIGH, N. C.
+++ + + 4
Ipin% t, v Hu! t! s
AI..BKRMARLE - .lames Lee. ah.
.Vot woo.*, man. who has been non
, o.i y thi months after spend!**..
! Hi :i oaths at the Y. C Mental In
, :i; •: >i< i. m Coldsboro. went i>■
j serk terrorized his family and
j loci! poLor for six hours Surma/
! N’orv-ood Policeman bred Luc,-;
j reported that J.re wounded hi
broth''!' with a shotgun chased E
! family away from home and too a
pot -hots a! police officers as tn
! held trn rn at bn.v from « a m. to
min;, i.'hit: finally subdu' d by a
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Murder
Suspect
Nabbed
RALLfGH Alortce Williams,
i 2K,’ear-old Joe Louis Park man,
i so-.im connection with the slay
: ing of an el deity man, surrender- ■
nd early Tuesday to the Wake
C'ouniy Sheriffs Department,
the deputies reported that
Williams, who lias been stay
inc in Washington, 1).
unuhi be charged with mur
der or the alleged fatal shoot
ing and knifing of Thomas
him. fit), of too I amis
Pail, on the morning of .Sept,
| tv
A- cora;nr: Th nff !Cf*rs.
was scabbed tn the center of the
hark and blasted on the right side
. with a shotgun while visiting th- I
home of Mr? Morellr Griffin in j
.Top Lou;? Park He died a few j
| hours later at Pt Agnes Hospital ;
j here
A heaiJns is expected io he held i
for WiUiarn? r»ot r ><* Urn.#* th*-
_ ...
Seek Man For
Raping Girl, 7
ROCKY MOUNT do on
j Monday were searching tot a man
! who brat and raped a seven-year
| old cm last Saturday night.
According to Police Chief J. 1
i Nichols, the girl was taken be
i ycind the tit:, limits, assaulted and
I then returned here within two
blocks of her home She told bet
m.dhoi what had happened ana
| police were called
A poysician examined the child
! and reported that she had been
criminally assaulted One eye was
i swollen shut, and she also suf
\ fereri other hriiisrs on the head,
j Nichols declared
women were walking with their
arms eiiound each other and walk
ed into the path of an old model
car being driven east on Fifth Si.
! by f.obcrt L. Gibbs
Mrs Reid vas knocked into the
path o, a pick-up truck being dnv.
tn by W. R Buttr.v and struck
again Death was due to multiple
injuries.
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY OCTOBER 47, 195 b
THANK Y (W!
To the renders and adverb, try w’-m h >u ■ lpporud THE
CAROLINIAN for the pas 1 r-fm > u d •?
ful. We hk -waif that bad it ' been for you. >.u would not
have been able to murk thi*. -.. ■ L --• ,m ■ n e ■ m -
Ind< td we would not lmv< h- -• o -.(••if t - ,i. . . 4.’ km
people who have made this : k bav ; nets • publisher rn
by Negroes in the slate Had *>u *,»>i r< •; ■<• "e ■ ■•' -''id
not h»vc been able in di?p«\'ii *'-o< ••:<••• ’o ei- of ihr
state and nation to bring von t!.. t>< •••• - 4 - m
Like and newspaper. w< must ' pen up-m
to survive
To La advertiser' '.vi . n * !i,-•-• •
seen fit i • use our %
serve you to the. < xtc-nt that you ear! justsr sbe >* >1 pi <’
merit of aelvertising copy in our column?
Wc have tried to make this o-'U's; p< r e : o; which both
readers and advertisers might well hi pr.'-:-! -ooth large and
small. Our greatest m,b-faction eor.i. •*. .< tk ,'xprrssie.-ns of
good will, from time to time, come to sat t'-.-p are achieving
this purpose.
In the years ahead, we dedicate our-- h. s to this > ng!<
ness of purpose, hoping to do the* job belter i- through vour
support, we are able to continue to grow W- h--v many plea
sant memories of associations of the .past and we look fv-rw/ud
in these challenging times to an ever exploding me a sure of
service
So w say thanks again from the beiftbn of • ~ir hear 1 You
have been wonderful!
Supreme Court Mixes
integration Delay
WASHINGTON- Efforts of DM
lnr. Texas, school authorities to;
delay a federal court showdown
on a move for immediate racial
integration were flatly rejected mi
Monday by the U. S. Supreme
Court.
Mu tribunal left '-landing a
ruling hv (hr Mb i s f'ircutt
Coiil't of Appeals requiring j
the Pedera! District Court a* I
-1?,'.. -gsir?. • j
DOUBLE PLAY Film stars Michael Rennie (loft) and Harry
Boictfonte simultaneously give their autographs io Pan American
stewardess Mary Madrid at Now York's International airport,
shortly before flying to Trinidad. The actors were enroute to
Grenada, where they'll film the story "Island in the Sun."
One of Hollywood's mosl eligible bachelors, Rennie was once the
frequent companion o' singing star Dorothy Domdridge. Balladeor
Belcrfontft and his wife may have reached the parting of the
ways, (NEWSPBESS PHOTO)
Dallas to proceed with hear
ings in the rase.
Parents of Negro children have ;
; brought suit asking for their jin
: mediate admission to the city',- 1
public schools on a onn-segt egat
| ed basis.
Federal Judge William A. A*-
' wei’ .! I;.: I n;: .1 <-i the vUjt Oil St P'jr-rl ■
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Blaze Takes
Furniture,
BAI.f.TGH - Kire of undeterm
r, ~i origin struck ihf home o!
Marshal* Hedgepeth at 712 S.
• oir.‘ or! h Si Monday morriie..
• .ikiru his family of 12 hemic lex,
Ihe niej-mrirning blaze did con
!«? damage t<> the interior
h i -iving nearly ail
*<!•* tajiui * cloihiug and bed
o' d . a gi- par! of tn
■ " b‘> 1 men. who am »>.-.• ri
" i > ■ bouse at 10:5) 6
-' ' ' ■ started around
o ' tn iiio .-i-ohe* clow; i-i
■ J vails of the three->
■ ; iu■ ia e whinh Heft;
"Oiing, I'ere not s» ve»;-1
A' 1.i.1 p m fi'.xir.endisri *e
on la (he so. rn to put out
ci . Ci .nr in d< b- is, lof* jii
■i - oin ib. i firsi visit
Will Ask Ga.
To Finance
‘Migration ’
A K.aNTA A hii! tp bp in
*> oduccd into the 1557 .session ->f
i lh ® Georgia legislature next J;,n
■o'- "'’las kth f' \ 1 , : i *f' tr ,p, ~.
prtttle ion million dollar." a ycat
‘ to liny me ' migrations” of Negioes
who dot ire to attend integral a
schools into states which do not
enforce segregation by law
David ( tones of Worth
County saiil this week that he
has -uch i hill alrrad) pre
pared. II would authorize
crant.s-in-aid to parents who
ward their children to attend
racially integrated srhoois and
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! MISSIONARY SPEAKS HEBE
! RALEIGH The Rev J Bryan
; Rrasington, Southern Baptist Mis
i sinnary appointed for Peru, spoke.
l at oh.iw University on Monday,
; Oct. 2i. m Green leaf Auditorium.
| Ills message was on the Value of
i Prayer." Hr said that the 'inw hat.
| come when we need to tell the
i story of Christianity, because there
arc so many people who are reli
gious, but not necessarily Chris
' Hans. We need to administer to the
i needs of people around the world
1 spiritually and physical!' in the
name of -It :us He stated that hi
percent of the population of Peru,
i 10 percent in Spain have never
; heard an evangelical message or
the Bible read.
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New Bern Host To 89th Annual
Convention Os State Baptists
NEW BERN - The 89th annual
session of the General Baptist
Slate Convention of North Caro
lina. Inc., will meet at St. John
i Baptist Church, here, the Rev. A.
D Moselv, pastor. Oct 30-Nov 1
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a combined membership of 390.00<\
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VUs/r Prudsn Herndon. is she-vn lsrrdng the Svci-ons Court
buildma in Washington where ah? --- mcmiO? admitted *
-ractirp, Mrs Herndon has been o pratc'.kang \x"'w m A'icmig
for 13 year*. (NEWSPRESS PHOTO).
ieets Don’t Scare Us,
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Leays iiAAtt UATicial
By f H H ARR I N
vv ,n, TON A A LEM The >
Pf know M: .i there r- a Sr ■
k. -rn' who i? not afraid of whin
sheets *ny more. declared Mi-
Ruby hurley at the closing m<ei
•ng of the Kith North Caroi.ru>
NAACP Slate Confeicnee at Mi
Zion Baptist Church here Sund-;.
aftei noon.
M Hurley southeastern >■ -
sipna) secretary of the NAACP
u,j- referring to white southerners
wn>i. through threats, intimida
tionl id cross-burnings are at
tempting to delay, if not prevent
forevet. Ihr day of full erpi.ility
for all citizens
The 'new Negro does nol scare
as t-.i.-ily as those who came be
fore him," she said, in pointed re
ference to the activities of White
Citizen- Councils and the Ku
Klux K lan against Negroes be
cause of their fight feu civil right'
Rinding with her audience ><■
!r. ( voir rprmr," Mrs ltur
J«-,idiniilrd ih.ii it is not
“We’ll Live To See Complete
integration” Says Richard Nixon
NEW 'PORK 'AND —Pointing
out that segregation, prejudice,
and discrimination have no place
in America, Vice--President Nix
on said last week that "mast, of
us here will live to see the dev
when American boys and girls
shall sit side by side at any school
- public or private- with no re
gard to the color of their skin."
Speaking at the annual Alfred
E. Smith memorial dinner in the
Waldrof-Astoria hotel here. Nix
on proclaimed:
‘ I can report to you tonight
(hat men of good will in all
sections. of our land are work
ins with complete devotion
toward the day when the A
meriran idea) of equality of
opportunity is a reality for all
of our people."
Introduced as "uon-poii
licak" Nixon did no! mention
anything of (he administration
or election campaign in the
drawn up a program designed to
| increase interest in the conven
j tionV objectives, Shaw Universi
! ty. the Oxfoid Orphanage, state
] missions, and foreign missions.
Among the features of the three
day program will be the annual !
address by the president. Dr. P. A. j
Bishop, Rich Square; addresses oy !
i.iii h> ' w W. p; plater, pastor of ;
1 Pullen Memorial Baptist Church, I
i-:w\ i>> >tr > Christian these
~v she remindful (hem
of .hr rinlonre •ha t befell
-ic h martvsy to the must ss
>he late Harry 1 Moore and
(u* \< if»- Mr* Mary Moor*,
who were blown tin st Mims,
1 la.; and the Rev. George Lee,
who » >'„ >t>nt to death because
he persisted in voting and aid
ing others at Belton!, Alls*
Anal extreme shout. wanrmj
to live like any other citizen' 1 ’
she a.-ked. "Negroes have made up
their minds to press on for their
rights ir- spite of the oppression,
and some of the** day- if Auth
rnnr Lucy doesn’t go to the Uni
versity of Ahib)irn:>. some other
c-oloico girl will."
LIFE MEMBER!-HD' TAKEN
Hittm gat those who fear 'mon
grel Ration ' because of integra
tion. Mi Hurley s--lid. ’We want
tnl'-gratf-d .-bur?Uon in .the d x
and nun*; we v« had t in the o*d
< iivtikcl.Tl O’* rjr.f
speech.
In s tribute to the Lite AJ
• Smith, governor of New York irtd
■ | Democratic Presidential camdi
! date in 1928. Nixon asserted, "he
■ | was a magniflclent. example of
- the American dream typij'viny the
! 1 truth of the statement that In
■ | America there is no forgotten
I man, no common man. and no
; average man. There is only our
1 I fellow man."
The Vice-president said the
founding fathers spoke of man’s
lights as granted bv the Creator
and beyond the pale of govern
ment,. He stated that the revo
lutionary ideal of 1"76 will not b#
complete until "the ideals of in
dependence, equality, and free
dom which kept men fighting at-
Valley Forge are a reality not on
ly for Americans, hut for people
throughout the world.”
iCONTINUED ON PAGE 5)
Raleigh, and Dr. W. R Strassnar,
president of Shaw University, a
sermon by Dr. J. Pious Barber
Chester Pa., editor of the Nation
al Baptist Voice; Foreign Missions
Hour conducted by Dr. W C.
Somuville, Washington, D C., ex-
I ecutive secretary of the Lott Ca
! rey Foreign Missions Convention;
! and the Seminary Hour under the
auspices of the School of Religion
1 of Shaw University,