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Miami, Fh. Begins Deep South’s School Integration PIC PW m * m ** ,-, >.. ' f ' LITTLE ROCK BOMBING SCENE - The official station wap. 55 «f Littiie Rock. Arkansas tire chief stands shattered after a series of bomb blasts there Monday nf (his week, the eve of the opening o? the city’s grade and junior high schools. The blasts, oc curring minutes apart, also wrecked an office in the Little Rock School Board building and a building which housed the mar or** private officer No one «as injured. (UP! TELEPHOTO' 3 Bombs Explode In Little Rock LITTLE ROCK Ark. "Sick ening and deplorable bombings in the words of Gw Orval E Faubus —have urged the posting oi 3 $25.- Cbb reward on Tuesday in connec tion with bombings allegedly aris ing out, of school integration here Three bomb explosions rock ed Little Rock cftlsen?. .into a state of confusion and indie sstha The first hit the ?d --nriniftration building of the school hoard the second rip ped the business of Mayor R'erser f Knoop, and th<-. third smashed Fir* Chief Gann N alley's. No injuries reported. Find Merchandise, “Owners” Missing CHARLOTTE-- Police were at tempting Saturday to identify ar ticles of about SIO,OOO in merchan dise believed to be loot from an in terstate shoplifting rin« Turnabout Bar Whites From Area JACKSON, Mis? s'ANF'—Eigh iy-two Negro home owners signed i petition Friday to prevent a, white family from "permanently integrating their neighborhood," W. J. Garrett, a white store ewner then agreed to back down or? his plan to build a home for his family in the Negro residential area The group said i« the peti tion that *hey behaved the races should be segregated as far as possible. They pointed cut that <! |f the situation were you would in some way present a colored person from doing the same thine in exclusively y bite neighbor - need. Most of us in this aiea r r ow-mniED on page r> State News Brief JEWELRY MEN MEET NASHVlLLE—Representatives of tbs Metal Arts Company of Ro chester, N. Y. met, at Fisk Univer sity here Sunday and Monday, Au gust 30 and 31, inclusvie, in a sales workshop to plan the work for the i coming school'year. The Sunday session was headed by Fan! Morris sales manager of £ ,?r Engraving Co. c- Hoii.-ton, Te.-as. Mr. Morrte tflrcus-ed several tstbniuurs and approaches in handling in- j vitations. Ob Monday the sea- i grONTOftIBD ON PAGE 2) i ■ | An engineer said he would or -1 ganize a movement to raise *IOO - . j 000 to track down the bombers Y Governor Faubus called the ' | bombings ‘sickening and deplor ! able, and said that they were not • | helping the cause of segi egation j ists However he blamed "forced integration" and contended that “thm** wcundn't be- any dynamit ing m the first place ... if the | cases were removed " "It :s unthinkable that the cri ! minal or criminals can ro unap | prehended,' the Chamber of Com ! merer said in an issued statement when that body underwrote the ! -$25,0C0 reward. he articles which included cloth ing. radio and cooking utensils, "•ere found Friday in a Negro a partmeni building acres from the Negro Charlotte Community Col lege. Dept Cart W A McCall said at least one article was known to have come from out of state Ho said hr- could not say what the article was or from where it came since if has been turned over to the FBI for investigation McCall said no arrests has« been made and declined *o say if offi cers had any suspects Police searched the apartment, after receiving an anonymous tele phone call, they found the articles hidden in closets and boxes Mc- Call said no one was sf the apart ment "'hen officers arrived COOPERATION NETS INTEGRATION FOR DURHAM FIVE —. The above five young people hirtmi in Durham last week as they became the first in their race to become integrated into three Our h-sm City Schools. Ihe Durham Committee on Negro Affairs, the NAACP and consultants from'" North Carolina College were among groups working in the youngsters' behalf, Left to right, they are Andrea Me- Kissick, Bth grade, Carr Junior High; Claudette Bra me, 11th grade, Durham High;; Aloam Vkis», Bth gride, Brcgden Junior High; Joey Jen®#. Bth grade. Brogden Junior High, and Anite Saw, Uh mhHK Brogden Junior High. A sixth youngster, Larry SturSock, onrolioii U Mtan Btgfc tel Thr-teds* County’s Killings Still Scaring; Man Slain Over A Chicken Here i!k * otss McAllister chicken caused death" School Board Meets; Bsitd Vote For School Seen Here BY CHARLES R. JONES The Raleigh School Board, meet | mg in its, first, session of the new school year, Tuesday, approved De cember fi as the tentative date of a 56 million bond vote for schools The action "'as later approved by the Wake County Commissioners Raleigh schools contain 700 more pupils this year than last The money, it the Issue is ap proved. will be used for im provement* and school con - structlon in the Wake County ( and Raleigh units The Commissioners were meet ings at the same time the Raleigh School Board was discussing a date for the voting City Schools Su perintendent Jesse O Sanderson placed a call to the board, which had just set October 27 as the voting date Sanderson, however, was able to persuade the eommisisoners to re scind the action Ben Haigh. board chairman, talked to Sanderson and presided over the county group. The county election will concern a $34.00(1 election for state camtal (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) Mali Shoplifting Loot y A Is! . VOL 18, NO- 50 SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1959 RALEIGH, N. C. Triple Honors For Wake Youth Woman felisCops Fowl Caused Sat. Killing Miss Hattie Belle Williams, 36, was nabbed on muider charg es Sunday afternoon, charged with .he death of Otis McAllister, 219 S East Street, who succumbed at St. Agnes Hospital a few hours after a fight in which he received a knife wound in the chest. The altercation is said to have taken place over whether or not a chicken should be cut up. McAllister's killing swelled the. number of Hake County foul deaths to ten in the past aii weeks Police say Miss Williams admit ted the fatal deed, and said she and McAllister had been living as man and wife for some time Detective. Lt. W. D Maddrev. who questioned the woman said she reported an argument had taken place late Saturday night over a chicken, which McAllister wanted cut up arid which she did not When she ashed him net to cut. the chicken, McAllister is alleged to have advanced on her with a knife Miss Williams allegedly stabbed McAllister after tak- Southernmost City Takes The First Step MIAMI Fla Florida s first integrated public school classes were off to a peaceful beginning on Tuesday, School officials had predicted that there would be no trouble and there was none. Twenty-four pupils were ss stgned to two previously all white schools—Orchard Villa Elementary School and Home stead. Air 'Force Base Elemen tary School. Four pupils were assigned last spring to the Orchard Villa School located in a, residential area The school may eventually become an all-Negro school because .lust 10 white students registered last spring; besides, the area is predominantly Ne gro due to a shift in the white population. | toe the weapon away from him. then threw the blade out of the hack door and fled ihe scene the officer stated, | The victim was admitted to St. Agnes Hospital about 10.20 p.m., Saturday for treatment, of the knife wound in the left side of his chest. I Officers Norman Artis and A3- i tr v ■,/ Grigsby, who were at the hospital on another case, reported at the time that McAllister was highly intoxicated and would not give any information as to what occurred at the East- Street ad dress. He died at St Agnes Hospital | at 1:15 Sunday morning. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 21 The twenty other pupils regis tered at the Homestead School in - tegrated with over 350 white stu dents. Completes Course Willi Honors: 71 E Keeßeturns From. Paris An ‘Authority On Everything’ is Jailed GREENSBORO—"Dr, X", s self styled “authority on everything,” will stand trial at the next term of IJ S, District Court on charges of using the mails to con persons out of money. “Dr. X”, whose real name is Wil liam Lloyd Waddell, was indicted Friday by s federal grand jury. The warrant said he used the mails to defraud the general pub lic Waddell was arrested August 26 by federal officers who said he used a radio program to tell his listeners he had the power to solve all problems He sent a form to lis teners requesting an appointment and charged a $$ fee, officers said. Waddell broadcasted, over a (Ne gro* Winston-Salem radio station fWAAA), Officials said he used “Witch Doctor Methods’*, such as sprinkling white powder under a bed ‘ Dr, X" said he had been carry ing on similar activities for thirty itmmtnjjans on page Laborer Mills Wife ROANOKE, fs, A laborer shot and killed his estranged wife ! *» she walked to ehnreh with two of he* children Sunday and then killed himself. Fohee identified the victims a-, Mrs. Alma Hatslctt. 43, and Edward Wilson Riunlett, who walked. » block and a, half to his , apartment before shooting himself in the hack tfe* head Officey* saist the eattple had snt»d ftwpaentb In the jsaM, vjM their country’s standard!, of J&i growing along with them, these students have their height IjiPPpSBl ' checked by audition specialists T ‘ ft,, ' n G the DeJaimalch Woßd*- cad School, in Addis Ababa, £♦• ml Jw htopia Some iOO.OM Ethieritn 1 ||i child!*" are being aided by th* 1 Mg&Sm mjpjfrp:' ||l United Nations Children'* Fund Thomas E. K>®. associate pro fessor of romance languages at Shaw University, studied for six weeks at the Institute d'Etudes Prancaise-s pour Strangers in Pau. conducted by the University of Bordeaux it its summer session in Pan. , Mr. was selected as one of the seven students to go on a graduate French studv tour of Europe., which »■« sponsor ed by the Teachers College, Columbia University, New York. TWO At the University of Bordeaux he was placed with a superior group, passed the required exami nations with honor and was a warded the De Flome d’etude Francetses Degree Superieur, Uni versiti d<= Bordeaux. K l '" received the A B degree at Shaw University In 1947 and the M A degree from Columbia Uni versity in 1946 He has done fur ther study at Middlebury College. Vermont. He received additional credits toward the advanced de gree as a, result, of the foreign stu dy tour A grant for the foreign study fCONTINUED ON PAGE 2} CAROLINIAN ADVERTISERS PAGE 2 Raleigh CorsmisstsK House, In: Hortoa’s Cash Grocery Sure-Plt Seat Cover Center PAGE 3 Public Service Co. of N. C., fist i Raleigh Savings & Loin Arsoclatloe 1 <?. W. Wintets St Company ! S. H. Kress & Co. iPAGE 3 I Hadsne-Betk'* |PAGE « i Host General Tire Co. ! Co.’oblj! Store*, Inc i N. C. Products, i Seven-Up Bottling Co. | Mr. C. Ears iltcbman Modem Finance Corporation H. E Quinn FnmStnrs Co Taylor Radio and TV Service Standard Cinder Block Co. PAGE ? A&P Super Markets Mechanics and Farmers Berk S. M. Voung BatnWare Mother & tSaaghter Slate* Vamove Sake?; Gam rt'atci. Shop PAGE 8 Deluxe Sotei Pep?: -Cola ftatimu, to. Warner Memenib Caveaeee Rumtsav* Ajrenrv PRICE 12c IN N. CL; ELSEWHERE 15c Dairy Show Cites Hood In Cumberland Howard Hood of Route ! Va | rma, an NFA member at the Fu ; quay Springs High School, won ; grand champion best, fitted and : second Place for showmanship j honor:- with his dairy animal at i the Southeastern District Dairy j Show held at the Fayetteville Fair j Grounds yesterday. Cordell Jones, of Route 1. Cary, and 4-H member of (h? Apex High School competed , for grand champion in the. seventeen-county race of more than forty purebred and high quality animals The seven animals compe ting in the show from '.Vake County were ludgen in the top blue and red ribbon groups A3 blue ribbon animals won sl2, $lO and white ribbon $8 (CONTINUED ON PAGE 21 Vandalism At School In Durham j DURHAM Eleven youth* fa«« 1 charges of breaking and entering and destroying public property ia connection with a Labor Day wreckage of property in the Bur ton Elementary School for Ne groes The damage was estimated at $2,009. , “I’ve never seen, such vand&l -. ism," said Det. Lt Ed Atkin® 'They used a rainy day bo tear j it all to hell ” The youths range in agse ! ; from 14 to "> The 7-year-eld boy b alleged to ha*-* killed a ! goat. 'We just did it wag fee answer the beys gave, police said when they were asktei the reason for their acts. The police think the youths broke into the school through a rear door. Phonographs, records and win dows were smashed, glue poured on the floor, flags ripped desk? COONTtNUED ON PAGE 8* -BUY FROM THEM _ , Hy&Sjjßfi Es&ft jtervtcdi Ridgeway Opt! :hej Carotins Bonders Carp, Wit*oa’s Seafood Co. Fayetteville Street, Baptist Church !PAGE i j Electrical taws Cooper's Bar-B-Q Steeliest Appliance o®. PAGE 12 i The Rood System ladustrta! Bosk Rhode* ! Acme Realty Co. | Consolidated Credit Coryeratios Davie street, com Gatiadromat S.a!elsfi Funeral Hsmt i Firestone Store® j PAGE IS i CateUa* Power ft SL4?bf ©». I Touts ana country Tire Ce i The Capital Coca-Cola Bottling Co ; PAGE IS Ambassador Theatre PAGE 11 ■ Srhi’tr 1 PAGE IS State Finance fie. i Speedy-Wash | Odom Cut Rat* Ciothln* j City yta&ace Co . ' RaSelgS Seafood Market j Jetesoe-Uake Co 1 fttat-ClttMß’s Rank ft Trust gw.
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