HIGH COURT MEETS THURS.
fill lender j
Session In |
"it, Case
tiITTI'H. ROCK, Ark —In 3 race .
:tb :-.chnr:l opening titae. th* U o
Fupreme Court has been sum- I
,r, jic-rj to meet on Thursday Au
g[,,t 26 m a tare and special term
rj.-nd* I hr i.'-r-'if _ . .
Whether to aliow m toio a * ,
rn racial integration in tne ,
v ,ujc nock'? Central High sv.d ;
nther SChOOIS.”
"I'ieanvhfle Tuesday Governed i
ov< ai L Faubus said racial jnte- j ,
r r9 tion never can be constitution
ally enforced upon “a school He j
a ;Ved a special legislative session,
to empower him to close j
schools rather than bow to any
’rat-« mixing mandat* 5 of the «'■>•
p'rcme Crurt, The governor also
offered a last ditch measure to the
i 3•.« maker- - • a hill to set. up segre
gated classrooms within an mte
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Judge Says
Holt Ruling
Date Hear
GF.EENSEOKO —Federal Judge
grju-in Stanley of Greensboro ut
di rated Monday hr- will rule with
in t,h“ next week or 10 days in an
jppc'a! k. a Negro student from
•3 j*jar j f.lfM') by the Raleigh City !
SJ-hcol Board denying him admis
to aii all-white high school
Stanlev said his decision "is be
ing t> ped nov ' But he added it j
inisht" be the latter part of this
rr early next week” before |
the decir on would be ftld in blast- '
eVri District. Court at Raleigh.
"ii d |!, p“Rrts on what 1 ran i
ref ji'tic,' ho said. ’5 could
;! flit present, pinpoint
> specific dote "
Th® suit by Joseph Hu am Holt. |
jj-, aimed at the Raleigh City :
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P, t • ?, !
Mon Dies |
On Tracks
The mangled body of Ira San
der:-. of the 1300 block of Walnut,
street was discovered early Mon
day morning on a railroad track j
in the 300 block of W. South St.
Sanders' remains were identi
fied by Lt. Russell A. Hies of the
Detective Division.
Detective Liles reported that
Sanders apparently was killed by
s Southern Railway train.
Marshall TV. Bennett. Wake
County*’ coroner, ruled San
ders’ death was accidental.
The coroner said Sanders was
hh about 11:00 pm Sunday,
hut his body was not discov
ered until 6:00 a m. Monday,
Officers r-aid Sanders received
a broken led and suffered a se
vere open wound on his head.
It uas not ascertained just how
the man happened to be on the j
tracks at that time of night.
Funeral services were incom- j
plete at press time
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER EMPHA&iEES POINT !'• • '.ihn' j
pwfghf. D. Eisenhower stresses a mint dm -"g hss Oie«.v conferem:.-
j« IVaafeington last week The Preside**.* said tber» ran be no equu-o- j
ration as to the responsibility ot the Federal (<ov»-rnn’snf/ to *!• *' i
court rulings »n school integration are canted out, IUFI PHOTO).
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VOL 17 {*>. 4?, SATURDAY. AUGUST 30 1058 RALEIGH, N. C. PRICE 12e IN N. C.; ELSEWHERE 15c
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Elks Convention Underway In DC
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X MARKS THE SPOT—This picture was taken Saturday afternoon at Bnlh's Place, located on
(he Old Wilmington Rond, i . ii;- shortly .if*-! Alton Hoover Murphy (Inset) went to his huov
i . ir ,d armed himself with a butchr?- knife ajul came barb and plunged it Into the hear* «f .lames Thome
Beil, leaving him mortal!.' wounded, a' or near the spot where the Xls shown. Murphy is in jail await- .
I !n| trial and Bell was bw: -d in Columbus. (la
Principal Os 31 Years Succumbs j
MAXTON The principal of the
Robeson County Training School
here foi the past 31 '.ear,- war
scheduled ,n be funeralired from
Mystery
Shrouds
Absence
The whereabouts 'of Thomas
Kuch. ? former resident of ;>2l E.
| Martin Street remain unknown.
Kuch, an employe of a local
produce firm reportedly disap
peared from his residence >
round Ihe middle of July and
has not been heard from since.
Constable J. Ed Wall of Hah .
| Township said that Kuch had not
] paid any rent since he lett homo
, mysteriously.
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North Carolina's Leading Weekly
r,t ium named for him Thurs
afternoon at 3:30 p. in.
It ft, Dean, a leading educa
tin' in this state, succumbed this
week. The Rev. H E Edwards,
pastor of tbc Shiloh Baptist
church, is slated to officiate at
i lie last rites. The graveside
sera res will be composed of .
full Masonic rites and honors.
Robeson County Training School,
i here Dean came as principal in
1937. h is grown from a one-build
w.g frame structure with six teach
ers to four brick buildings, 31
teachers and an acre of playground.
; The name of the school was recent
ly changed to that of the late ed-
I ucator.
Mr. Dean was affiliated with th®
following organizations: president
Arrest I
For Rape
ilii Wayne
j GOLDSBORO ~ Police Chief K,
! A. Lane announced Tuesday that
seven local youths will be charged
with rap.ns a 21-year-old white wo
man hero Sunday night.
Lane’s announcement followed
quo-dor. ing of the suspects by De
tective Captain A. P. Carter and De
tective Sgt. Warren Campbell
Sgt. {'aider reported that
five of sis souths held had ad
i mitled having sexual relations
with Mrs. Leslie Gerald Srlck
land, mother of two small chil-
I dren. The sixth youth claimed
he n >* dragged of by the other#
befote he could rape the wo
man.
Being held without bond are:
William Edward Wilson. 20: David
Lee Hicks 22, Bertie Lee Ford, 16.
(CONTINUED ON PACE 2)
Kian Stages
.Rally Near
I Greensboro
O Til'.KN SBORO— Segregationist
| John Kasper failed to show up at
j a baJlyhooed K.u Klux Klan tally
j and crons-burning Saturday night,
j but sent word he* will come here
no i week -- when Integrated
•school ciaivjfes resume.
K'an Wizard ..TainPfi < Catfish 1
Cole of Marinn, S. c . harangued
a crowd of about 200, mostly eu
! i..mu:, onlookers, Saturday nigh*
| KK'K officials : iid Kasper had
j “missed connections" in getting
(CONTINUED ON PAGE Zt
of the Robeson County Teacher.-
Association, first president of the
! Robeson County School Master's
, Club, a member of the executive
i committee of the Southeastern D>s- !
j trict Teachers’ Association.
(CONXTNUEI) ON PAGE 2)
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Arlington
Pupils Are
“Prepared"
\
...
ARLINGTON, Va.—Negro chil
dren have been prepared for Inte
gration of Arlington’s schools by
J a five-session workshop in “citi
j zenship" and "meeting new peo
! pie.”
Barents nf the. 31 children
seeking to enter white school*
here this fall Issued a 100-
word statement on the work- j
shop at a press conference at
one of ihe parrms’ homes Sat
urday. They isekd that their
names not be revealed at pres- |
cnt.
The statement said the Negro;
children "will be coming to the j
schools in September with t'rler.d-!
linens, calmness, self respect find
respect for the children they will
be meeting there.”
The parents said the children
had been Instructed In the five
sessions by Negro and white cIer
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 3)
CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
' -mmar _BI,Y FROM iHLM ~ i
PAGE 3
Polio Cleaner#
PAGE 3
HoiUg-Levlti* rutnltwrc Company
Washington Terrace Apt#,
PAGE 3
Hudson-Br.)k Company
CaraletgU Furniture Company
Mr. John W. Winter#
The Capital Coca-Cola Bottling tn.
PAGE 8
Colonial Stores
Cameron Appliance Company
David G. Alien, Contr.
Raleigh Funeral Home
Gem Watch Shop
CiveJla Beauty College
N.C. Product#
Mr. C. Kan Uichtman
Taylor Radio * TV Company
S. M. k'oung Hardware Co.
PAGE 7
A. A: P. Super Market*
Bordeo Ice Cream
I Town * Country Tiro Company
State Finance Company
Cross Poultry
i -UP BoMlinc Company
Security Realty Co.
Poo'o's Pie Shop
PAGE 8
Bloodworm St. tourist, Home
! Mechanics & Farms!Bank
I Hester Well Company
Cavenesp Insutajjo.e Agency
, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. ol Raleigh
Carolina Builders Corp.
- Watson's Seafood PotUfJl? Co.. T£Z,
FAYETTEVILU3 -- Whether
Alton Hoover Murpm 30. wai
constrained by CAROLINIAN col - i
uinrust, Dr Gordon B. Hancock,!
to do something about the con- j
dorr of Vus people in public, was
not, Inougut, out.-, but it liar been j
clearly shown that be became
incensed over something Satur
day evening until he t- now lan
onr-hmt m the Cumberland Cotin -
tv till, after having been charged!
i with the murder of 22-year-old
1 James Thomas Bell.
A limine was hold In gr.
eorder’fi court Monday morn
injr and he. was ordered heid
tCONfIMI'M') ON PA OK 21
fill 5* ii2tCa f i
BY J. B. HARKEN
WASHINGTON. D. C. -- The
59th grand lodge convention of |
the Improved Benevolent Protec
tive Order of Elks of the World:
<IBPOEWi opened its week of ed-j
ucationat and administrative a<>!
tlvittes here 'August 23-30' with j (
a pilgrimage Saturday to the
shrine of John Brown, the famed '
aboliahionist, near Harpers Ferry, 1
tv, Va., where some 700 delegates '
saw the improvements made in ’
the 255-acre farm once owned by
Brown and marvelled at the pc- !
tential worth of this Eiks project 1
to America.
Charles P. McClane and Mrs.
(CONTINUED OV PAGE TWO)
Gunman In
Tavern Death
Surrenders
j FORT BARNWELL. N. C~ a|
1 42-ycar-ol(! man. angered in an j
i argument at a tavern, opened five \
at the place Saturday night with:
an automatic shotgun, police re-!
ported. One man was .killed. Two ■
other persons were wounded.
Joe Nathan Jones of Fort
Barnwell surrendered (n Cra
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 37
f/Bistsad Transfer Co. a Fond Store
JltUon Motor finance Company
rnmn’K Esso Service
Ridgeway’s optician*
Warner Memorial*
Deluxe Hotel
PAGE .5
•Joyce &■. Brilev Furniture Coinpaiiy
Dillon Motor Co,
Fra nor Motors. Inr.
PAGE tl!
The Hoot System Industrial Bank
PisftJy Wiggly
Acme Realty Company
! Electrical Wholesalers, Inc.
! Horton’s Cash Store
i Capital Loan Co., Inc.
! New Lincoln Cate
| Firestone Stores
tins RUSSOS Hatters *■ Cleatiet .s
PAGE i:t
Winn-Dixie Stoies
Western Auto Associate Stine
Aladdin Sales
WIMP* of Ra letch
Vi< tor’s Auto Parts
PAGE W
First C Iflrens Bank ife Trust Co.
8 *1 Kress Company
PAGE i<l
I arolhn Power 4 -Eight Company
Sure -Fit iteat Cover r ente!
I Raleigh Savings 4 !.oar> AssocUtlan
j Raleigh Commistlcn Hott.-e Inr.
ft. E. Quinn Furniture Company
FAOE 13
Ambassador Theatre
Flue ftiite Creamery
Atnerieao Home P’eflaetfc
daśa
wtl.ifi STORE refuses m
(.FOES—A waitress Mauds be
t'l'f coimici. h>'t ,ii"r.s telde.'
refusing in serve Negroes at »h
•;«da fountain at the down inn
branch of the Katz Drug Simp
at Oklahoma < ity, Oklahoma i.r-t
week. The store manager, .1. B
JVtasoner, said Negroes would be
allowed to sit at ihe soda coun
ter as Jong a* they wished, !»u!
they would not Ire served t■>
rat leaders of the NAACP nr
ganization protested against I
discrimination. Thirteen te< i
aged Negroes parii. ipaied in (In
first demonstration August ’a
and !0 had gathered August i
to launch the second (t-Fl VEI.J.
PHOTO),
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MISSING YOUNGSTER SOUGHT !
CHARLOTTE Meeklenbiug i
County police started pumping out ,
a farm lake Saturday as another ! i
move n. their dogged attempt to j J
find Ulysses tCootchy) Walk-me, .
missing 2tg-year-old boy. The child, >
son of Clifford Wallae.-- of Charlotte
disappeared August 17 while his j
family was visiting the child's
grandfather near Matthews
Since that time ground and
air searchers have hunted the j
area and officers have «j«ie.4i*»n
rd witnesses and members of
the family No firm clue:, have
as yet been uncovered Drag
Chip operations have been held
at all ponds in the armi, and
the oup pumped out Swnrt.ii
had been searched a number of
times
Officers reported Saturday night
that an analysis had not been com j
pie ted of spots resembling blood !
which were found on upholstery of
n car. belonging to Luke Pearce,
the grandfather of the child
THREE INJURED IN WRECK
| DURHAM Three Raleigh men
| were hospitalized here Saturday at
j tor tlu-ir automobile skidded off the
; road and into a ditch. Dave Carter,
I Bk. and Anthony Jordan, 51. were
j in "serious" condition in Duke Hos
(CONDTNUEO ON PAGK 3)
Church Bonus|
Money Month
In 3rd Week
A new Church Ronus Money
Week (the third i began Thursday
of this week anti will close at mid
night Wednesday. September 3.
The current Month, which consists
of six weeks beqan on August 14
and closes on September 24. The
two extra weeks are designed to
give more churches a chance to
enter and try for top Bonus Money.
Rules of the contest are
found on wage 'J of each edition.
Read I hose rules carefully, and
look on the frnnl nape each
week for CAROLINIAN adver
tisers’ names.
These merchnnls spredate your
business, so patronize them, request j
purchase slip-' or receipt:; and turn
(hern o'er fn a representative tn
your church each Sunday morning.
Bonus awards given to winning
clitil'Cbe; yrp ■- follow." t’e-t j
$25. second. sls. third: and $lO j
fourth
C on* a rt ■> e,ur p*: * *>r •• r:h* s
tviy If you!- church ir not now
i
fCiJHTCCt F.P OK FACE Cl
lo Burn lip Her Hiisddiiii
HAMLET -Mr - Fo a Ley ?.i
'’i.yrc, a 23-year-old resident oi
North Yard nr-cUon oi iLni,-
is hein" held in the conn l ',
nul without bond on a charge
..tempting to burn her human 1
so death.
Awordi«t.s in police jf H.ai.n
let, Me- Mclntyre is eh ,u
with punruM aasoiine n n u»t
husband and then setting him
afire white he wav steeping
about 'LOO a m Sunday
The husband. James Mclntyre,
was carried to the Ilamh >• ii-<spi
ia J for treatment of the burns
which were described as being
first degree and covering 70 per
cent of his body. His conditi-m :.
listed ns crit -cal
Arewdiits to a witness, tii.
Mecklenburg Board Re' .xis
8 Applicants Fur Ktdtoats
CHARLOTTE The Mecklen ;
burg County Board of Enucalion'
Monday denied an appeal by right j
Negro pupils seeking admission t-> :
white schools for the -school yea, !
1958-50
The county board lcportcd the! :
it had "taken into consider;!, son I
tile best interests of each child j
and, on this basis, the appeal is i
being denied."
i Twenty-three -similar applida- j
| lions were scheduled to be con- i
| sidered t his week oy the Chm loli
| City School Board, which admit ton
| five Negroes to white schools ia -f i
I .Tar.
Stale NAACP prcsidciil, Kid
ly Miller Mtta.n(fcr, said any
action on further appeal of
the county cases would hr de
cided after the city school
hoard's meeting. “We arc* waif-
A VFEV REMARKABI.L STT.iOI’N'T- --Miss Pnlrir*-* OodhoM. 18,
; ,j shown leaving Fedei*! Font l hearing at Norfolk, V< , on school
i ,s- 1 . w jv t ,, lust Thursday. where tlrr i•* ,'rtaP of ib Norfolk Schoftl
: Board thrt the Bttsrd rejected her .*t’.p!ir.rtom in Attend 3
i white school only because of her* race Offit'p!.* desctibed he-f «« #■
I yfi-fy rf-m.rrkahte siurleut i,,,i r.-rid t- wcrild 1 been Admitted
! readily ’-it she bad been white," ttJl’l TSMVf’MO fill.
,y
ntw! Imn-if late and
i-.-i f-----1» ii- i, f hr man
•vint inio- !!>*■ i>‘ 'room ,-snd
«.-or to :Jc! v a *..> minutes
fete? Mir, Mvln*cre M a'd-egr-A
iij /: ■■ ■ - "Bn i-Pr to^ni
{ ?(. ,11 '■ , -filing t$ £
j bejp,
T i'iXß -- !! ;p rrj :> ■--ppu
I rrinm running irem th« room with
j ■} blanket vrurtr-r-l >.yy.3»d hlKtiStt
j and the flames Afire • If aping from
• | his body.
• j Local ofikerr mmrfe.l thsfc the ;
;! frßtno' a gallon j.-.r with a little
: j capo line in it r.nd a burnt match
■ j m Urn room.
■ j Tin 1 wlft i” charged with assault
l with it deadly we.*port with intent
I to kiiL
t inr. to see wti-u happens Tues
day,” Alexander epiKdsided.
j rise ccunty b .-action so!
j lowed a hearing and earilsr d
i npjj of Hr re as. I'.iu.n (-!•’, request l
j Qiipipafiv. fen .Negro c*tadfi« ! s
I had applied lo tire county boar-;:
j bul, two of them were not con -
| tiidared because fia* board hm
j they dan not live in the eoutt: •••
! reboot district. Tin' county board
| had followed the srija? course last
| year when 17 Nairn • indents ap
| phed for acirnusioii to vhi'. ’
j esrhonls
The application • were de
nied by the boatd which then
ruled against the yes vignmenl
oil appeal.
At that time, the board said,
>< was acting “in the be i irt
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