p.OY WILKINS
speaks in Charlotte
Top NAACP
Officials To
Char lode
OH A F LOTTE Se.verO thou
e?nr. persons aie expected at the •
■;4‘n a must convention of the
NoOh Carolina Conference of the
National Association for the- Ad- j
va-v'errenf of Colored People
twivch■ will convene here Octo-j
ber 10th through 13th with an an- '
t;cip3ted enrollment of 300 dele- j
gate* and several thousand in at- j
landanre dining the week-end.
!o.'Patlnm have gone out to
mini: fers ever the state to 3.1-
?•--iirj i special conference and
hantjuet meeting on Thursday.
This ’> ii! he presided over by
Ur Edvard .1 Odom, Jr., nu
tional church secretary for the
vaacp ,<ho will discus* with
the intr>;*j#rs ‘The Role of flic |
h ■. rtefiating the <nm
****i,!,it* for Integration."
Follow >ng a day of business acti- \
V} t\ -.o Friopy. NAACP secretary '
o- :v Ttxrcn o.v P.v i' 21
SC County
May Fight
UNION. S C.—The Union (fours-i I
h<- Sheriffs Department is being:!
.•■’/•fitted with new cun*, to fight j
. a pc.■ ..'if invasion by federal l i
t. ops or am one else seeking to j ;
eMorc* racial integration but!
there was some disagreement this!
week as to just what kind of guns;
h. c. been ordered
State Senator John D. Long j
said the county legislative dele-;
cation had appropriated SI,OOO to j
buy 10 sub-machine guns and 1.- j
000 rounds of ammunition for the •
Sheriffs Department.
Sheriff J. Harold ib. who 1
(rnvTJVVEO ON P\(,K 2)
Triplets In
Forsyth Ist
For Hospital
WiNSTON-SALEM For the
i:rs time ir. the history of the Kate
But ng Hospital in the Twin City
there has beer* s triple brith Trip
lets were; horn to (he Wilbur Oil
Lards of th' cu.v.
Despite the fact that the
Diliiards have five other chil
dren. none were of multifile
birth.
Tie famitv S* very hnppy over
the new additions, and mother and
babies are dr. jnp fine. Tin DiUiard
fanuiy resides on Derry Street.
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CHECKING ON FLU FEARS—-111 persons, fearing they have been
stricken with Asian Flu, w aiter? their turns at the Central Harlem j
District Health Clinic itt New York last week. This clinic was opened |
<o ear-e the pressure on the Harlem Hospital during the current ept
demir Health, hospital and welfare, officials are urging New Yorkers
not to flood i he already heavily faxed hospital"- with phone rails and
visit; since the disease is comparatively of a mild nature (UNITED I
■K'KJHi.z PHOTO).
5,000 To Attend State NAACP Meeting
MAY ANNEX ROCHESTER HEIGHTS; JOE LOUIS PMtK NIXED
j9 c v* —| c y~- y |g c
InN.C. 16 p AG£S S Elsewhere
VOLUME 17 RALEIGH, N C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1957 NUMBER 2
Asian Flu Hits Over 500 Students
Guest Murdered At “Fish Fry”
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PICKET LINE INTERVlEW—Segregationist John Kasper, picket
ing (he White House last week in protest against "police state rule
of Arkansas by General Eisenhcpver’’ and the meeting there of the
four southern governors, is interviewed on the picket line by Mrs.
Mary Stratford, a reporter for a northern newspaper. t SITED
PRESS PHOTO).
6 Indicted In Mutilation
Os Birmingham, Ala. Man
BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Oct. 8
: UP) Six white men tod y un
| dor indictment on charges of may*
|‘hcm and assault with intern to
, murder in the T abor Day emnr.t'H-
J lation of Negro Judge *f.'Q’ Aaron,
31.
i
j The six wore indicted by the |
I J'-ffe: -nn County Grand Jury end j
I -vi r« lived under $5,000 bond;
■ each.
A iron, mentally retarded, was
i l.'idnaoped, t.-.ken to » Ku Klux j
I Kirn headquarters here and mas- |
' culated with u razor blade. Depu
i CONTfNtjK!* ON PAGE 2)
Racial Fight
Reported At
Fa ir Grounds
I ROCK HtLt Rock Hill police
I Monclry confmned reports at a ra
i.'-'U clash between about 30 Ne
! genes and a smaller group of
whites at ibe Fairgrounds here
S*inday myhl but said no arrests
! havu been made.
\ police department spokes
man was unable to say what
caused the clash and said there
apparenllv were nn injuries al
though there was some proper
ty <! a mt.gr
(CONriNt E» ON PAGE 2)
Dr. Patterson
Main Speaker
In [Ball City ’
DURHAM - Dr. V. D. Patterson,
cx-pievident of Tuskegee Institute,
and now president. of the National
Pusmi: League and the United
Negro College Fund, addressed the
Durham Buhhoss and Professional
UtiaJjs Wednesday October 9, at 6
p.Vfl.
The chain sponsored % dln-
ICOMtMtn ON PAGE 2}
Flu Strikes
Schools In
11. Carolina
An ns!break of ‘'ictfluerza-like '
in/c-dion- kept 250 students and
five teachers from their classes at.
the Apex Consolidated School
Monday principal P. A. Williams
lepo-t.-d
Williams reported the infeet
tions as Asian Flu
hr. 1. V. Bulla, County
Health Officer, said in Ra
leigh that the infections have
not beep identified hut that he
would come here soon to cheek
the school
Bulls said the outbreak was not
the fust of Us type in Wake Coun
ty Several weeks ago officials at
•i sen so 1 ir, Raleigh reported about
trONTINtiKI* ON FACIE J>>
Many Assist
United Fund
Drive Here
Bur n *ss and professional men
and women of South and East Ra
leiah are bemg contacted during
the United Fund campaign by the
Fast Raleigh Uqit of the Down
town Division with A. E, Brown,
chairman an*i E. 1 Raiford, ro
chsirman
Report meetings are being
held at the Bloodworth Street
A MCA nn Monday. Wednesday
and Friday evenings at 8:00
<< OVTINUEn ON PAGE 2)
Man Helps Catch Four Convicts
Found Hiding Behind Church
AIKEN, S C • -Four prisoners j
who escaped from the Aiken Cotin- I
ty Jail Sunday were recaptured j
Tuesday, when » Negro man spot- |
j tod them near Springfield, in j
1 Orangeburg County, and railed ]
i 'police
Qn* of th* four, Raymond Noel. '
j 17. was wounded in The thigh by :
| ttiiier fuhnny Barton during the
, Speaks On Integration:
‘More Thinking, Praying Needed ' Hodges
OOSS-ENDS
By ROBERT G. SHEPARD
“CESSPOOL The mayor of Ra- j
Ictgh ha.« been quoted as calling |
Joe Louis Park a ‘'Cesspool ’. We ■
believe 'hat all of our readers are
pretty well aware of what a cess
pool is. If th. y do not, it is some- j
j thing too filthy for ur- lo try to j
I describe in words. It would seem •
! that, if the Mayor has been correct- !
j ly quoted am; if his quotation is j
correct, the it.v of Raleigh stands i
com’emncd for allowing a “cess- !
pool” to remain adjacent, to it for j
so long a time
This deplorab!- - condition on
the eastern outskirts of the
ipito! ciL has been pointed i
out time after time in this col- j
nmn. Last year » Negro can
(CONTKfvib ON PAGE 2)
ASDasdA
WINSTON-SALEM EXPLOSION INJURIES TEA CHE ft—-An explosion at the Atkins High School.
Winston-Salem, shortly after school was dismissed lasi Wednesday afternoon, resulted in the injury of
one teacher. Mrs. Clara Gaines. She was admitted to Reynolds Hospital with first degree burns on (he
right hand and face and severe shock Mrs. Gaines’ condition is listed a- satisfactory at this time. The
explosion was believed to have been caused by natural gas leaking from pipes in (he reding of her
•tassroom. (UNITED PRESS PHOTO
Pastors Show Interest In New
Church Bonus Money Program
The Corolinian s new Bonus
Morey Program, which will give
awards to churches in Raleigh and
Wake County, has moved into the
second week of competition.
Numerous ministers and their
memberships have shown eager
jailbreak Sunday morning He •■.-as
limping when raptured and was
taker, to a hospital.
Th? others, John Casper, 39,
of Asheville N. C.; David s nai
lin',er. 23 of Aiken, and Rich
irrt Hiilam, 17. of Augusta,
Ga, were returned to th? your
ty tail, Noel was also from
(< ONTTNtJFP ON PAG p. f)
I SOUTHERN PINES - Gov
! Luther H Hodges said Monday,
I the South must do "plenty of hard
thinking ar.ci praying" if it is to
get through the present school in*
' tegration tensions "without being
| hurt ’
• Addressing a civic luncheon in
| connection with a meeting of ''he
' "tafe conservation and develop
ment coard, Hedges confined his
| talk to economic plans and prob
lems of the state.
Then, without mentioning, but
in obvious inference to, integra
tion. he closed his speech with
.his statement:
"the South .arid North ( aril*
lima, needs more than ever to
do plenty of hard thinking and
praying if we, are to get
through this trying period
without being hurt”
Hodges, a?, chairman of a South
ot Governors' committee, played
! a lending role in efforts to bring
| abo*u the withdrawal of, federal
n-ONltWtjiß ~O>V PAGE 2}
f Bobus
I# Moj)qj
4&.>'
ness to i>3' heipate in the new Ror,- ,
us Money Program, the first month |
of which officially started on Oct- |
ober 10, nnn will end at midnight i
Wedncrda.- Novftnbci !"
five weeks.
Awards to churcher will be as j
follow. S3O first place; $25, sec- j
ond place; sls, third place; and
$lO, fourth niacr itfmit M'-li
c,v ru'c" on Page 1 of this edition.
.’•'stead of giving bonuses to in
dividual families, awards will be >
given to chinches
Church members in the city- i
county area are urged lo turn in |
purchase slip or receipts to a com i
route* appointed by the pastor. ]
The slips could be turned in every |
S'undsv morning
The plan is devised n» that
ail churches whether large nr
' small, stand a good chance of '
receiving tnp Bunn Money Vf
(CONTiNt'kn os page •'
State News
Briof
j MOLT CHURCH DEDICATION
RALEIGH The Providence
i Holy Church here will he derii- J
|ce ted Sunday, October 13. The
| church, which has just beer, com
| pictoly rebuilt, is located at the
; corner of Bledsoe Avenue and
I Blood worth St. The dedication
| will get underway with the morn
| ing service, beginning at 11 a m.
| with a. march from the church
! annex to the new structure Bis
! hop William Clements of Rich
; monri Va. will deliver the sermon
j Special music will be rendered;
iCONTWO*o PAGE V
I County May
investigate
Conditions
Although the annexation of six
areas near the city limits v.as ap
proved by the Raleigh City Coun
cil Tuesday Jne Louis Park, a
Negro Settlement located south
west. of the cuv. off the Rock
Quarry Road, was eliminated from
the annexation areas.
.Sections receiving, i-oimrfi ap
proval were Caraieich. Hertford
Village. Garter Road Industrial
and Rochester Heights residential
areas. Coley Forest. fudge Road
ind Bellevue Terrace.
The Rochester Heights hi
v-hion hus (he only Negro area
approved
((•(iviruTo on ryn s,
New Bonus Money Ryles
A!! nufcba ,r- slip or receipt: ”• <" (hited to vour church must corn?, from
stoles advertising in 'he CAROLINIAN
Kuch week cHinc:- i oate in toe Bonus Mimr. period. Purchases sligibla
must come from the More during !re. week ’or "ad" appears
No purchase slips represehtin:> a business -hould he submitted AH receipts
must come from individual purchas' >
All churches' in Raleigh and W.skt Coup" are eligible
At! purchase 'dips must 'near the room of the sine irmri which the nur
chasc was made
All purchase slips should be -she ■: • , ui 1 i t name of the church slid
rhouk! be in the. office oi the CAROLINIAN iot Monday follow .n* close of
floiins period
In order that "mallei churches may have an eqt.ru oprorture" to share :s
the Bonus Money the following retaliation v- expedient No •• h'irrb g’oup will
hr iwavdcri t-r Boiiii'. Money eoroseeutivel.v s.'iould a church receive Ist
Botiu- Money after tlir firs! period it would have tr- "ait until the. third
Bonus period in b- nn: ruled Is! award again However, this do" not mean
nit ~c< ond and liv’d awards cannot be sought cnn«*cutivety Conrsquently
every church group has the opportunity to secure an awaid ever'' period
No pun I' *,e ms onr S.WI from .*nv onr merchant during a weev. no »*
counted
There tv » esihnt nf 1,13.011 per week tor grocery pun tusc-s.
to the event n( (lie sain? amount ol purchar.es hv raeu than on* entry, the
award will he divided.
Weckls pur> has- totals should h« shown on ».<ch packet and fcrttl placed os
tit* ispt'-id# of the envelop* tarrying the period - ent> •. along with rotate and
address,
Bonn. Kinirt earners will he anneimrrd In the issue following the closing
of each period
Ml entries remain »h* property of The C ARCHINtAN
All tallying ts final when the names nf the Bonus Mint «am*rf «* ia
nnunrerj in she CASOLWIAN, and no responsibility Is accepted irs this news
paper beyond that jminl
Mo receipts from hatjks wilt h- ( onsld-fed, except pel m - "! op rtortfxges.
This Week’s Advertisers
The merchants listed below are CAROLINIAN Bonus
Money Stores.
PAGE ?
Rickevs
PAGE i
< harles Slot*
Lewis Radio A TV clinic
Moras Grocery A Market
R f. Guinn Furniture ' mrp’ir
PAGE S
Hudfcon-Beik Company
Nile Congo Drive-In
mutin':. Barber KHop
Atlantic Seafood Company
roan i Country Tire Set'ic*
PAGE
Heiilg-Levltif Furniture Cow,fan -
Famous Bakery
Green Cleaners
Twin Inn Oil Service
Mr. lohn W. Winter-
PAGE 7
l.ll’COln Case
PAG!, »
The Hood S.sli ot Infill I rial r.ar.i,
Carolina Power A- Light Co
Zenith Dealers
Kimbteir.s
Gem Watch Shop
Hunt General Tic* <'<uup >n
Macon « Barber Shop
Mi E,fv)s hand
PAGE 1
A £ p slip"! Markets
Clve’J.) Beauty College
Gua Russot Hatters ft fit liters
Good Min'* Grorery it Meat Market
Saď
"810 WI-i.H, IN SIP IKS ~
flank Aaron. rentri fielder for
thn \ii|v inker Brave? hit *
home run in the 7th inning of the
came Wednesday tn tie up the
sf ire at t alt. However. Hank
Bauer of thi ' -inkers. •!?» hi* a
hn.ne run in that inning. which
1 save the \ the game by a
> tn 1 srnre This virtnry tied
up the rru > at . came? i«r each
team Aaron's brilliant hitting re
cently mm,-} the Braves; the
top berth ir ttu. National League.
Other Negroes In the Series sre*
rs . Jo in Piiarrtv Felly
i Mantilla and iv**s Covington The
Vankers hate H*tty NimpSTn
and Fislots Howard Aaron, who
has hh three homers In the cnr
rr»'| series. IS li'arjiric in that de
parfmrnt
Knife Uadi
Fatal For
Woman, 24
MONROE— Mt:w -ill- Mae Rob
i inson. 24, of Marshnll* " a. l dead
l upon arrival si a local hospital
: from a- ah wound near her heart
| last Saturday night alter being
! attacked at, a Sal.uiday night fish
: fry on Stafford Street etxension.
\ one mile from here.
| Three other pel .sons '"ere badly
’ a:,iurcd with a kaife 3* the resi
| dcnco, officer? reporter]
Sheriff Ben Wolfe said that the
dead woman -'-'as stabbed by an
unknown assailant
Bundy Want of Monroe is
in the hospital with severe
wounds on bis shoulder and
hip. Given emergence treat
ment were Miss Vivian .Ms -
brooks of First Street and
Clarence Hubbard of Monroe
, Many witnesses were ques'innec
j Monday morning, but. no charge/
had been made at press time.
The fish fry is repented in
have started early Saturday
i night and attracted many «f
I this town's icsidents The knife
| wielding ended the affair.
Scvcra’i otbei persons, whose
I names were not available, * s
j cut. but- did nor. require hospital!*
! zation
It u alleged that, a ' free-for-all”
J fight- broke opt, at, the fish fry
: resulting in the mass injuries.
i PAGE 1"
Dunn s E-so Service
HloudwoMt* St. Tourist Rome
, Heater He!) < ompany
Caveriest. Insurance Agency
Carolina Builders Coro
Watson's Seafood <t Poultry Co- Tot
tlmstead 'lmuter Co. * Food Stors
Dillon sinter Finance Company
Ridgeway's Opticians
Pepsi-t'ola BoMtdt Cos Raleigh
j Warner Memorial*
, Deluxe Hotei
I PAGE li
Efird's Department Store
Lincoln cab Company
Evan's Abrii Service Station
Lincoln Grill
Chicken in The Roe
p.*.a; n
itolth Super Market
cm..- i Motor Company
V.aia.i Wholly..Ur Builders Supply
linger s Soria Sliop
iPAGE H
) Harris Wholesale. Inc,
, Page 15
Kramer'* Jewelrv
% M Young Hardware Company
y c Produces
•'itr.t-Citteens Bank <5 Trust cump.tr
Security Realty Consp.Gtjr
; Acme Realty Coapasy
; Tip Top Food Fiores
1 Mr. C, *art UtrtMSMB