Ex-Raleigh Cup Shot In D. C.
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North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
i'OL 17. NO 51 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1958 RALEIGH. N. C. PRICE 12c IN N C.; ELSEWHERE 15c
DELAY NCC BOYCOTT
Rapist Sties Twice
Students At
Durham Vote
For Boycott
DURHAM Negro students- a
North Carolina College here votec
at a mass meeting Monday mghi
to boycott Durham merchants foi
"hat they termed "prejudicial
treatment,"
This meeting of some 400 stu
dents ivas in protest, to the col
lege's omission from welcoming
activities extended to the student!
of Duke Umversit" (white* by the
Merchants Association of the city
Jerome Dudley of Asheville,
president of the. NCC Student
Government Association, who
called the meeting, said "we
hope to work out a program
that v ill show unmistakably
that we resent being ignored
in a ecmtnunJf r in w hich we
spend bine months of the
THU! ’*
' Our 1,800 students deserve at
leas’ a word of welcome." Dud
ley concluded
A joint student-faculty com
mittee was formed Tuesday at
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Wilson Loses
Appeal; May
Die In Oct.
MONTGOMERY. Ala Jimmy
Wilson lost a. second appeal
Thursday to the Alabama Su
preme Court which took pains to
emphasise that the condemned
nan was convicted of robbery and
dot the mere theft of $1.05
The 55-year-old illiterate
handyman'3 petition for a re.
hearing was turned down by
the state ?, highest court which
* had upheld the death
tence last Jut** 17 His once
jvjf.fpened execution was te
st- 4 for October ’4
Wilson was convicted of rob
bing an 82-year-old white worn
in of *J 35 at hei Marion Ala.
Coins. July 27. 1357 The widow
told the jury at the trial that. Wil
son also choked her. tried to rap*
her and threatened to kill her
In Alabama, robbery i? a capi
tal offense, punishable by death
is fchr electric chair. Wilson was
not indicted for attempted rape,
which carries « maximum prison
temenee of 70 years.
The request for a re-hear
ing. barring an altogether new
s jiw»! was Wilson’s final
chance to get ». reversal of his
conviction from the state’s
highest tribunal But bis life
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CAROLINIAN ———
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Dittos Motor t o. Warner Memorials
Joys e,l Halley I'umltiir® Company I Deluxe Hotel
Crtt-plUsa Motor Sales ! PAGF 16
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PAGE ? | New Lincoln Caie
Mr C Karl Lirbtraau Raleigh Comtnisslo 1 House, Inc.
N.C Products Capital Loan to. Inc
S. M. Taunt Hardware Co Horton's Cash Store
Taylor Radio & TV Company I Electrical Wholesalers, lot
David G Allen, Contr. | R.. E Quinn Furniture Company
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SILHOUETTE Os THE KLAN—Kti Mu K kinsmen stand in
silhouette against a burning rrnsr, dut ■ »nu meeting recently
at Stone Mountain, Ga A white phe 1 *.l spher was attacked and
threatened by the Klansmen after Htemplinp to make picture* of S
th* meeting. He was released without injwn after being he Id for almost
an hour, (UFI TELEPHOTO'
Tank tad Tear 6ss Rant Family Os
j !
■Tea; Three Are Relieved insane
ELADENBORO Three mem
bers of a. Negro family were held j
for mental tests Monday after the i
j father, who held his eight, chil
! dren as hostages, surrendered to
i tank-protected sheriffs deputies.
. | The man. Sam Rhode;, had
. | barricaded himself and his fami- 1
I ly In his rural frame house and I
,> * threatened to '-shoot everybody i
.land put >m in a pile' before 1
t j leaving the house He alto threat-'
I ened to kill any officer who ap-!
.; preached him
3 j Sheriff John P. Allen erid
, 1 his men went to tb»- hous
, | to serve an ordps requiring
3 mental tests for Rhodes and
I his wife. VineHi "VVe tried
for a tong- time to ret him to
Allen. “We could have killed
him but we didn't want to do
that.”
The officers tried to shoot, tear j
j gas into the house, but the dis- ,
J tance, cut of range of Rhodes’ ;
shotgun, was too great for ac i.
; curaev Then a National guard,
i »ank from the local unit tva?i
brought h the scene and sheriff*,
deputies approached the house j
from behind the armored talk, j
They fjved tear aas Into the house i
I and routed the CamUy.
AHen said Rhodes did net
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Charlotte Minister Must j.
Face Charges Ol Perjury ;
! CHARLOTTE —ln a statement;
addressed to Solicitor Grady B ;
' Stott last week, the County Board!
jof Elections accused a Charlotte I
j Negro minister of committing j
' perjury.
The statement, concerning the ’
! Invest)yatbn of irregularities In;
a vote recount, also said that no-*
Final Week Os Current
Bonus Month Underway
Slots News
Brief
m «..*SF;,NT.r:tr»» i rscital
rLAMNEU
HALFIGK -- Thi YdUnst Worn* 1
po'b Auxiliary of the First Crm- j
fri'ownt'onrt! Church will present;
Ernest Massenburgh in an my uni
recital Sunday, September 21, at]
ft P-m in the auditorium of the i
church
The program will be as follow* J j
'Krbarm chch lymii oßcrc Gat;" 1 ,
'Wfichet aui tuft map die S'.un-1 1
roe, fiaciudium el Fug a 'in aj,
minor h” Each, Suite Oct hi- : ,
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White Mae
Accused By
Two Women
CLINTON - DeVane: MvLamo. I
2b-year-old white man. who has :
made some kind ol a record for
assaulting, attempting to assault
and rape on Negro teen-age girl?.;
is being held in the Sampson'
County jail for a'tewff-’ed rape on
a 12-yer.r-old. girl Sunday ano.
raping ar 18-year-oki girl, near
Dunn Sunday nigh*.
From information lereived
from *he police of Dunn, Me -
Lamb is alleged to have picked
up hoth of the girls in Dunn
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Trustee OF
Shaw U, Dies |;
In Michigan
!:
DETROIT Or John P Tur
ner of Philadelphia. Fn a native
of Raleigh, died Sunday afternoon j
at the home of his daughter Mrs. j
Alfred Thomas, in Detroit. Mich,- j,
can
A graduate of the Leonard;
Medical School of Shaw TJnlver- j
sir.y, Dr Turner was a retired po« |
; lice surccon >.n Philadelphia, i
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fire on officer:- Alien said he.
ipld him he was "reared s o
death.” The sheriff said shat j*
Rhodes, his wife and eldest j 1
daughter would undergo men- ,
!al examinations and the se.V-
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tary public and county commis- j
sion candidate W. Craig Laving;
was "lack in the performance of ;
the dudes of his office."
The investigation started after j
the election board discovered that i
at least one signer of the request;
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The sixth and final week in,
| the current Church Bonus Money I
| Month opened Thursday, Sep- j
; tember 1.8 and will close at mid-j
i night Wednesday, September 2*.,!
1 at midnight The month consisted ;
of sis oeekr. 1( began on AU.g-j
list. 14
I ■< i esfra weeks were ad
ded in liic month by The
nß(»LlV|,tv in nrder to
cl re more ehurrhe? a chance
to enter a fill tn for inp Bon
us Money.
Ruler. of the conteti arc list
ed on page 3 of each edition.
Head iher.e rule-, rarefutly. and i
took on the front page each ;
week for the names of CARO
i.INIAN advertisers. I
Thero advertisei s. appreciate 1
your buri»e;v.. so visit, them, re
quest purchase sii&s or receipts
when making a pn;chase and turn! t
them over to a i pr? Tentative in i i
your church every Sunday morn-11
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Walter Yeung
Attacked By
The Creeper
BY CHARLES R JONES
Pvt. Walter Young. 32. a former
Raleigh police officer, now em
ployed fc\ Precinct Two of the
Washington, D. C. Police Force, is
;n "critical” condition at the
Washington Hospital Center af
ter being shot in the abdomen by
an ex-convict, Sammie “The
Creeper" Taylor, whom he was at
tempting to arrest as a vagrant,
while working the 12 midnight to
8 am, shift Monday.
In a telephone interview
«»!h Li. John .» Kinney art
teg captain of *h« precinct, !
Wednesday. th»s reporter was J
informed that Pvt. Young was
bnt onre at, " a.m. while mak
ing j routine check of the ;
*»n we Repair Shop in the
rear of Washington's Embassy
fin ivy, is:*(t First street. N.Vf.
The bullet entered Young’s
abdomen. passed through his
stomai h. tiv r and kidneys
and emerged through his
bark
Taylor was; charged with as
sault on a policeman with intent
to kill Municipal Judge George
D Noilsor. ordered him held for
grand juiy under a $75,000 bond
He has a lengthy police record
here
Pvt. Yeung spotted Taylor. 31.
of 87 3 Street, N.W.. sitting on
a box m front, of the repair shop.
Young asked Taylor if he worked
there and when Taylor replied
"no.” Pvt. Young asked him to
move on.
Taylor, instead, walked into
the shop. Young followed him,
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Little Rock
Schools Are
Still Empty
LITTLE ROCK. Aik Gover
nor Orval E Faubus and officials
of the federal government maneti
w f d secretly in Little Rook Mon
ay and the city's four high
schools, closed by the struggle ov- j
er "mixing”, were empty of stu
dents. deserted by spectators.
There were no disorders on
what was to have been the open - 1
mg day of the fall term.
Police prowl cars cruised a- i
round Central High School, scene j
of the riots in the fall of 1357, _n i
the morning. But they only found
some 30 photographers and r»-
porters, and a few curious by
standers. watching the building
quietly
Central High School was,
scheduled to open September
15, bu< following an order by
<he I>B Supreme Court that
the school re-admit its, seven
Negro students to classes. Gov
ernor Faubus, empowered by
» recent, law by Arkansas’
legislators, closed the three
white, high schools here and
the one Negro high school,
Faubus told a news conference:
‘Tf, is possible that the schools
will stay closed until October 7."
At that time voters in the area
are expected to voice their opini
ons of the closing of the city’s
schools.
Even less communicative after
s long conference in the cham- ]
hers of U. S. District Judge fohnj
E Miller were federal officials.
I didn't present anything to
him in this integration matter."
said an assistant U 3 district
attorney. Malcom Wllkey
Three Blonde
Youths Held
Far Murder
TARJBORO Three escapees
from a reformatory, all white
teenagers, described as "light
tough boys,” were charged with
first degree murder Sunday in
connect ion with the shotgun slay
ing of a man near Rocky Mount.
All are slated to face ?„ ppreli
miuary hearing Wednesday or
Thursday of this week before a
magistrate at Tarboro.
The youths. Wayne Jenkins. 15,
of Gastonia Willie Ingram. 16.
of Lenoir, and James Goodman.
14. of Concord, were lodged in
the Edgecombe County Jail here.
They were caught Saturday after
an all-night, manhunt in the area
of Reeky Mount.
Edgecombe County Sheriff
Tom I. Barden said Jenkins
admitted firing the blast that
killed 35-year-old. Negro Clyde
Farmer, who reportedly came
upon (he youths white they
at>re in the process of trying
to steal 9 pickup truck from
so front of Farmers' borne.
This account of the shoo tin 3
was given by Barden after he
pieced together the youths' state
ments:
The escapees were going up to
the house nnrt the dead mans fa
ther, Floyd Farmer, saw them.
They made him halt, hcldms a
shotgun on him and made him j
walk toward the house They toldj
him they were going to take the
truck. I
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FIRED FROM JOB AT SCHOOL Mrs. Blolr. O. Hundley. 42. ' shown hi the kitchen of her home
i Alexandria. V'a., last week after she was fired from her job as a cook in the Lyles Crouch School
iby .he city school administration Officials said she w, dismissed because she was among the parents
' ”/ 14 Negroes suing school officials who refused to admit the children to white schools CPI TELE-
; ASSUMES BAN K mtTlfcS
HERE 3. J, Sanscm of Wins- i
toil -Sal cm, who was recently ap
pointed vice-president and man
ater of the Raleigh branch of
the Mechanics and Farmers
Bank, assumed bis duties on
heptemnet IS. Mr. Sanborn, who
former'>• managed the Third
Street branch of the Wachovia
"Bank in the Twin (itr’ sue
ceeds > E Strickland, who was
promoted to senior vice-president
Mr. Ransom was si one time, con- j
* netted with the law faculty of
North Carolina College at Dur
i ham. i
Student Absent
COLUMBIA, S r A Hun
garian revolt refugee, who was
j the only white student at tic
i Negro Alien University here
| has failed to return for class*
: es this semester.
| | Andre Toth, who held an art
scholarship at the college, was
not present Monday at (lie co
! educational church - 1 upported
] college.
It was reported that Toth
planned to attend ■> college in
New York state, this year-
BLACK AND WHITE HARMONY Ih? gam** ilsMsff is not but th?? lesson tills piriar?
tells is very Important —that Negro and white <cj. Uvo together—like the** two oHildreh at SaaadflH
; frtovfi In the HIV of L-oydoo v .r,r* ?9 Hft, K’hik strife is hews stiiTe?i sip by sote* i*j
i 4-ii« Jtifca, |b&se jpauneaiers h&ve fuii out of life. (CPi PSOTrt)
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Rev. King Hakes Plans
For Appeal Os Ga, Fine
MONTGOMERY. AM. - (ANFi
The Rev Martin Luthei Kina
Jr., who recently wa:< convicted of
refusing to obey a police order said
last week he is Considering appeal
ing ‘be case.
He was freer) shortly after the
conviction when a segregation!"
city commissioner paid hu- imp. $lO
plus costs, saying Ktn.-i was only
seeking publicity.
Freni Royai, County Clerics
Protest Closing Os Schocl
FRONT ROYAL, V’i Tb-
Froni Royal-Warren County Min
isterial Ass'n has issued a .-tats ■
men', saying Wsnen County :
should be allowed to solve its pub- i
lie school problem? "without be - •
in?, required to conform to
state dolicv which ignores loc&l 1
conditions
Warren County High School at
Front Royal, the county's only
secondary school, has been shut
down by a state law that c-Kv
any integrated school. The school
is under a federal court desegi •-,
cation order.
The ministers called for the
school to be kept open under
county control "even if some
changes in (pupil» assignment
,3re necessary."
The statement said the issue j
was not whether trie people of t he j
rural Shenandoah. Valley County;
agree with the desegregation order j
but rathe 1 ' how to keep Warren | •
County High open.
The statement was prepared be- 1
fore Gov J. Lindsay Almond is-, 1
sued an order Friday closing th
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*1 25- T '€3i'-clci Sfcftptis*
j «,nd leader ’.n the 1856 Negro b -
i rote of segregated c;ty b’l.'e: ds-
Died the publicity accusation At
; that- time Ksn§ chose instead a 14-
1 day jail term
i Kins raid Monday. “J understand
tha* I can appeal on legal grounds
even though my fine ha. been paid
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Believed Dead
Man “Drunk ’
DUNK Four Negrofll told
police Monday feat a companion
they thought wa? dead drunk
was dead
The men said they had beer,
riding i.vound lor lour hours with
John McDouglad, 3ft. of Broad
way. in the rear seat of the ca>
They said they thought he had
"paoioCt out" from liquor
However, when he couldn't b
revived. Urey took him to a doc
tor who pronounced McDouglad
dead Coroner R. L. Pete. Sr has
ofdei rd an autopsy.
The man in the cai with ih*
dead man were David Archie
Buies, King David Kelly. Dewey
Campbell and Charles Les Ed
ward McDuffie.