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KOBE SON LEAVES FOR EU
ROPE Singer Paul Robeson
ihat) hags bis granddaughter
Susan, 5 1-2. prior to Searing
AirpotC New York City
aboard a BOAC flight for Lon
dun, .Tilly loth Looking on i*
Susan's fattier Paul Robeson
Tr (right) Thank?. to a Sup
reuse Court decision* Robeson
The had been denied a passpou
for years because of his
a th-ifies. received permission to i
travel t»*et the objections of the j
state department He plans a se- ;
nes of cohterfs and ft ><ce ap
pearances in Europe. (UPI PHO
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Ruling In'
Arkansas
Case Looms
ST. LOUIS. Mo. ~ The United
States Court of Appeals acted last
week to assure an early ruling on
■"hether the Little Rock. Ark.
school board must proceed with
integration in September at Cen
tral High School.
Chief r udge Archibald K.
Gardner. SMS. named three jud
ges *o hear an appeal from an
eH*-r by District. Judge Harry
? Lensley at Little Fork block
ing integration there for two
and one-half years.
Without committing themselves
te s dole, the judges indicated that
they expected tc rule on the ease
before the fail term gets under
way
They ere Judges Harvey M
Johnson, 62 of Omaha. Neb a
Democrat. Martin D Van Ouster- !
hsut. 53. of Orange City. leva. Re
publican; and John B Sanborn, 74 .
of £+ Paul Minn a Republican j
Beth «ides are invited by the
jurists— The National Associa
for the Advancement of
Colored People and the Little
ICONTfYURD ON PASS J)
Dr, Snowden Challenges Realtors
By staff writes
T'llS Sixth Me* fin? r»f '
the Carolina Real Estate and Build
ers Association closed its one-day
session Saturday evening. July !2.
with a dinner meeting in the Blood -
worth Street YMCA with Dr. Geo
W. 'Snowden assistant to the Com
ajjfesioner Federal Housing Ad
ministration, as the guest speaker
Dr Snowden, a former pre-
GD;'JPSYGBF SFK
, CAROLINA REALTORS. BUILDERS CCV'G.JNE HE RE-— Members
cf the Carolina- Real Estate and Builder* A iTflatloD held their an
ctii meeting m this.- city last Saturday. The group heard an address
by Or George W Snowden issist? nt to thf com mission er Fecler&l
Mousing Administration. Seated, from left to right. Are: S. X. Gib*
Mentai Patient Drowns
in Pond At Goklsboro
»
GOLDSBORO - The body of
an epileptic, patient at the State
Hospital here was found eariy
Friday morning m an irrigation
pond, located one third of a mile
west of the hospital admits! ration
building
Hospital superintendent Dr.
M M V’itols, said Thurston El
liott. 65. apparently suffered
an epileptn seizure while dif
ginig fishing worms and fell
into th e pond Coroner T T
Seymour ruled *he death as
acridf n*al drowning
The -upenntonednt said the
John H Brown Ol Shaw
Accepts A New Position
John H Brown Jr. a grauclate
•f St Augustine's College, class of
m7 J
fl Mi i
JOHN H. BROWN, JR.
I lessor of fiolifiorl lienee at ♦
i gi-iau- Univercity. jmcUc f ,i,
transition that is n«w taking
p'ace all over America.
"It is becsv.se tm.- tnn. itmn j
involves displacing segment:- of the ;
opulaiion that it places a crest j
"snonsibility upon those engaged \
n the real r-tate profession. Dr. |
'■
Continuing the speaker said i
; man who was allowed outside pri
vilege: had been missing since 5'
i p m. Thursday. When found, his
tongue and lips had been bitten
| indicating he had suffered a
i seiKurt.
A retired railroad employe from
• Wilson, Elliott was admitted to
the hospital last January.
The epilepsy seemed we!!
controlled by treatment and
he w!■ allowed to roam the
outdoors. Dr.- Vitro*:, reported
I Elliot* war on® of several ps
! tients to sell fishmg worms in
front of the hoepiUti.
1953. has been appointed District
Executive in charge of Field Op
.•I at ton of the Junior Police and
Citizens Corps, Inc,, Washington.
; d. c.
ft, yi 11 be Mr. Brown's res
ponsibility to supervise seven
teen field uni(% throughout the
Distriet in the work of ritizen
ship training to combat Juven
ile delinquency,
After graduating from St. Aug
ustine's College, he received the
toaster's degree .from Columbia U*
! niyeisity, and did further* study
. at New York, and Vale Universi
i tics.
He hac served an principal of
I high schools in St, Pauls and
I Spring Hop®. N C. and forth»
: past six years, vas dean of men
at Shaw University.
Mr Drown ir married to the for
mer Mi?? Geraldine F. Powell of
j North Carolina. They have two
j children. Mi. Brown began his
' work on July 13.
i 1 Wherever there in progress in
; transportation. expansion and
; change •• in public service*, the
: growth and development of ritio®,
| human beings must inevitably be
displaced.’ 1 '
j Tt. was poin’crl out that the real*
j tors had a direct .responsibility of
i leadership in seeing to it that the
(!COMT*?fUE» ON PAGB *)
.on, secretary; Dr. Snowden. Clarence M, Winchester, president; and i
w. cfitff Vix Mx ■ Sts-ndLitijE *tosi? r srt.* J-?nr* c s A. i
Slitps-t'd, £? jy Sffi!ti2 Rois'fti 53 C C h ML BU(h?^x,
Senior, C £. Graves, J. £ Strickland, E F Lee, Mr Brown W. P. I
' Digits and A. E. Brown. <STAFF PHOTO BE CHAS. R. JOKES).
JUR YPONDERING BASS’ FA TE
Jurors Hear
Final Pleas
In Rape Case
Ry STAFF WRITER
At press time, the case ot Mat- 1
fchew Phillip Bass, charged with j
rape here, ivaa being summed up i
to the jurors by the. attorneys for
the State and the defense.
Because of the explosive nature
of events in the Matthew Phillip >
Bara trial, the court, was emptied J
of spectators Tuesday when Mrs. i
Sarah K Mahler, ,"5, alleged rape :
victim, testified in the Wake Coun- j
t.y Superior Court
'ln highly dv.niptiy» hs
ginge, Mrs. Mahler told caJray
hew she was raped, slashed!
j with a knife and beaten by
Bass, a .janitor, while a* work i
in Occidental Life Insurance,
Budding on the evening of
Tuns 12.
Mr?,. Mahler Mated that -h* was
fence left for dead but -•••••*“how j
was able to find her u»v to help, i
TWO NEGRO JANITOR:, were
failed +o the etor.d A nM: officer *
w*ho helped to ar'<W Bp?.-., and a
radio announcer were also called .
upon to give tc/dmor, (>••• ihe !
state. The two janito!? worked with !
Bs?s in the insurance budding, j
Newspaper traders. who
have followed ♦?>e d-aflv sli>
| ries about the alleged oitn?.
of Ba*-s, know that the defen
dant j?. on trial f»t hi* life
j How-eve' Base has pleaded
i»wt jujltr <n ibe ch urges i*{
rape iiod assault whh tritrnt
in merrier,
The Court has appointed Her- !
• man Taylor, local Ncero aitome”.
Ic defend Bass 47 and the father
of eisht children.
i Along with Bass. a t *h« trial
Tuesday, vis his •<ufe. Mrs Bass.
(C. ONTTvrjF.O ON FACE 7)
State, Soy t!i
Could Fee!
jHoit Impact
j By MARCUS B, BOULWASR
Ihi3 reporter sat in an air-con
| dmoned U. S. Eastern District
; Court Monday and Tuesday and
: saw ihs legal machinery at work
j in behalf of Joseph Hiram Holt.
] Jr , local Raleigh youth and it mac
I set the precedent for all simihsr
cases in North Carolina and the
South,
Young Holt. 15, came bcfnfe
» Federal judge the first two
days of (bis week for the pur
pose of gaining entrance to the
all-white Needham Broughton
Rich School
j The trial was heard before Judge
j Edwin M. Stanley, of Greensboro, I
i who slated early in the trial that
i the two Issues seem to no;
j fl) Whether or pot. fee plaintiff \
I exhausted administrative remedies i
‘ before resorting to court action,
j and
(3) Was the action of the Re
, ieigh School Board in rejecting
j Holt's application based cm race a?
(fONTWTJEO ON PACK *)
j:
j i Bohus
||| .jjKj^y
Holt Case Could Set Precedent
THE CAROLINIAN
VOL. 17, NO 42 SATURDAY. JULY 19. 1958 RALEIGH. N. C PRICE 12c IN N. C.; ELSEWHERE 15c
Four Admit Bombing
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YOUNGSTER WINS COLOR TV SET A young Atlanta youth
now visiting in Raleigh, Dwight Robinson, won an SBOO console col
or television set given »way after the. WRAL-Television Open House
last Sunday, Approximately <5,000 people visited lhe new studios on
Western Boulevard last Sunday, seeing one of the most completely
equipped television station* in the United States. Young Robinson
who is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Henry Holden on East Davie Street,
dropped his name info a giant hopper which was pulled out as the
lucky winner op a WR AL-Television news show on Monday evening
Dwight, was almost speerhlesr, with delight as he was presented th®
television set hv WEAL General Manager, Fred Fletcher, but he did
manage an enthusiastic “thank yon."
YMCA Opens Campaign For
Members With Feast Here
i|
The annual YMCA membership
enrollment campaign was launch
ed with a watermelon feast on:
Fridav night with Dr, Nelson H. j
Harris, general campaign chair- 1
men. presiding. C. N Coble, ram
paisn director riisrujised camp* \
aign plan?, so the enthusiastic
workers present,. He was assisted!
by E. h. Halford, general secretary.;
i Durinc the meeting, campaign;
| plans were discussed by A. E.'
j Brown, Archie Smith, Lav/rcnr?
• Lindsay. D. N Jarnagln. W. H
! Fuller, J. N. Sorrell, C. L, Andev
j son and others
Report meetings have beep,
j scheduled, for Tuesday and Fri
(COWTJ7WBD ON PAGE 3S
j CAROLINIAN
! ADVERTISERS
j BUY FROM THEM _
! PAGE i
j O. K CletMnr Compon---
Electric* I Whclesatets Inr
j Pamotu Bakery Compel
i Nelson’*. In;.
i Bor'leu Ice Cteam
l PAGE 3
| Firestone Stores
I Vogue
\ Pools* Pie Shop
i Wake nutate Company
j Town &. Country Tire cimpam
j Union Finance Company
j Wirnn Eleefrlc Company
! Security Realty Co.
I PAGE S
i Hair Oil-Belle Company
John son-Lam be Company
Pipslf Wiggly
Mr. John W. Winters
i Si; Sussos Hatter* A Cieaticr*
j PAGE S
j Ka*ro Window C-.
I Capitrl loan Co., Inc.
i Firjt-Cltiren.i Bank «&- Trust Company
| Allied Aluminum Company
I Swain Awning Ml;;. Company
I Taylor Radio & TV Service
I Brooks "V Poole
I BAGS 1
\ jfoyr.e & Bailey Furniture Company
! Dillon Motor Co
\ Sanders Motor Company
1 PAGE ?.
1 c olonlil Store*
i italei.ct Funeral 3oc:t
Gem Walrii ohop
I Cis'ella Beautr College
j David G Allen, Confr.
' Mr. C. Karl Llrhtman
j
State News
IN
Brief
SMOOTsWIFf OVER tTv FRO
CIKAM
GREENVILLE A shooting in- J
ferspersed a husband and wife ar- !
gument over which television pro- j
(CONHKCKO ON PAGE *>
! K C Produrti
£ >1 Young Hardware Co.
PAGE 3
FY Service t Anpiimcs r onvpi.'
The Capital Cot 4-Cola Bottling Co., fnr.
Auto Finance Comfimy
A. & P Super Market* .
R E. Quinn Furniture Company
State Finance Company
< Up Bottling Company
; Cross Poultry
Johnson Mattress Co.
I PAGE 10
( WMi&lHnstoM Ttrtite Apts.
Blood worts SL tourist Home
Mechanics A Farmers Bank
Heater Well Company
1 Cavent-ss In-urrnee Agency
Pepsi-CoS4 Hnttllng Co of Raleigh
Carolina Builders Corp
Watson’s Seafood & Poultry Co tee.
ITmttead Transfer Co. & Food Store
Dillon Motor Finance Company
Dunn’s Esso Service
ttidj-eway’s Opticians
Warner MemotUls
! Deluxe Hotel
PAGE U
j Sandy Land Wilts*
| 8. B. Sues* I- Co.
U'T'l Grocery
Amhasiadcr Theatre
Price s Shell Semen Statlcri
PAGE 18
New Lincoln Case
f irolini r<v*-ei & UiM Coir.rsn '
At me Realty Coippany
Belly Auto Sales
Horton’s Cash Store
1 The Hood System Industrial Rank
Victim And Solicitor
Will Not Press Charges
DURHAM—F our Durham teenager;, confessed Friday to
throwing an Army training hand grenade at the heme of a Bap
tist minister and interracial relation.-. leader Monday, in what of
ficers described a• a pr mK ’
Officers reported that the youth.- would not be rbarged since
neither the Rev. Warren Carr nor Solicitor W. H. Murdock
planned to press diarge.'.
Those arrested were Norman C,
Shepherd 1.7. Charley vV Clark
13 and Charter, M Bas . 13
Detective Cant.,-,n 7V t Cat-,
said ?I1 four of fh*- vouHv h: u
confcc-spd s o taking part m the in
cident shortly alter midnisbc,
Monday.
Both Murdock ajid Pev. Carr
.•aid they felt there was no mah •
cons intent or ihoucld ol doinq
any harm J n the Carr fame •
which was in the house at. the
*!TT)P of the grenade t.e.. - .nr.
Neither t arr not ms. wu*> « .<
Convicted Os Raping GLI, B,
Local Man Ts Life
A Wake Countv Superior Court
*.ury, after deliberating more fir? •
two hours last Wednesday m?n*.
found 28-ye?' -o!d Cleveland June,
ol Raleigh guilty of raping ,
eight-year-old girl at.-*! recor-i
mended that, he spend t)ie rr t ■
his nßijiial life in prison.
Judge Malcolm Paul immediaL
ly imposed the sentence op Jrm
who had been on trial since Tur
day on the charge of raping tl,
child on the morning of May J
m the kitchen of her parents' ap
mtment.
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SACK FOR TWO— There’;- .toet” for <•«»•» In the colorful robe of
Ghana boxer Floyd Quarty, v-'bo .--hares it v/Mfc !9-year-old Arastti
tian no n vm- v Lovruitie f ■- 1 ry, rt the R r -val Ait Forte station of
Afh.ifl in 4 h- ecuaft o£ GliHorrus. Valet. They are anv-ns - soma
1.500 athletes in training at the station i f, r the Empire and Common
wealth games, which started in Cardiff, Wales July 1 0th
' i injured, when the firecracker-like
; '•? ?'<-'’*» r■' ’Pint til & VCtZi *
! dorr a * v Hie home.
Poll! Chief W. w. Pleasants
'■. and Gates they felt the gren
*! ado loosing had “ho connection
r’-wifVi o r »jjh it >m from ‘Carrs
; connection with fcfc? Durham Hu
r' man Rotations Committee, an in
- , ::>l i 1 lni j p r-: -, p i- rj nrOiV ; . S '
r>:-i> nor- ■ between Negroes and
” | whites here
p , A detective said he did no!
tTOrSWKCEO n% PACE 2!
Oefc-nso attorney Ellis Kaa
•-•! -ought to have the verdict
set aside as r.on*raiy to ths
weight of evidence offered by
the Stale When this motion
was dented. Na-sgH requested an
arrest of .lodgement but this
■! • al'-w dr*t*ed The lawyer
then guv* not i< e of appeal to
the Slate Supreme Court
The small girl, during question
;n;v by Solicitor Le;v.ei V. Chalm
ers, testified that she v. a . aisauIf
(CONTINCEB ON PAGE S 3