YOUTHFUL BANK, POST-OFFICE ROBBERS HELD
Man His Wife, Then Self
THE CAROLINIAN
10c PER COPY y — \ w Ut In N c News ,
VOL. XU KALGIGII, NORTH CAROLINA
INMATE SHOT* KILLED
IN N. C. PRISON CAMP
Arrested In Court-room, Man
Faces Charge-Attacking Girl
I.)CRH AM - A man who
cairn; to town to watch the
conduct of the irCo of a
irmml, found himself pre
paring for a trial of hi - own
when he vv ai'j'c. ted in the
courtroom on an 65.-uudt
c ti a rg e
Julius h i eiiefi, who
Woman Seeks Reconciliation;
Is Shot By Ex-Suitor In Car
W f’.l'.RN Indira Uom have
rt tii giVt:rj h< >. t* th a i fiu
i «o ( «ji v.iui & j.chool tv ft . {it-1
v. it h whom lit/ had ‘‘*'<‘l < "fi H'iivi
i tov * «>{};«' WUS iSty tlv*
Man Slays Wife-
Turns Gun On Self
LA UR INHEJKG - Lch .si police
( HlCf; ..i Vt- . t h > it 5; n .i; v :i
3.5- fill'-'' 1 'l:at L ;ht,t t. i,i i m -it
ms ■- if< then i.umd tne death
\vtapon t >ii Lin.self ami took he
O’.- n lilt- lab E.ibda; atUii.ooii
i-(ioiids and relative* eouul
i?IVr ho ililile.itioh ul just why
Johnnie Mot,? Williams killed
hi* wit*-, Beatrice, also
They L-eJ that he killed him-
Reidsville Man Held
In Woman’s Slaying
REIOSVILLh -- In- A lie.,. \
62-year-old ruei'chant is in
Ltidsville Cl I y Jail. iMiur.-d i,villi
Tne murder of ij is common-law
wile, Miss Atone Turner Callo
v. ay, 69, aftei a cariiner's jury re -
commended Mon d a y afternoon
that he ft- held .
Fcmee said the woman was shot
through the forehead. Tiie shoot
ing is said to have taken place in
toe t-iiildim: at Seale-, and Pied
mont Sheet;, where Aieeii iipi-gali*
<• small store and iivey.
Tin vH’lhrn was i:.i;t-ri t.. Aiinit
y " J»W**s* ’' : &pj '*'• J|£ '\.. ' *• J?
.'-’ y • " v -' v jnwja JMS? jay-^gK
Si't SOCIOLOGIST RECEIV
ED lit POPE .'US XII IN
fit ME Or. Alvin W. Rose,
professor of sociology at North
Carolina ColteEe Durham, is
she wit here in Rome, Italy, an ;
lives at Bynum, was spotted
by a Bynum deputy sheriff
as he eagerly listened to a
ilia! going on in Superior
t our! here .Monday,
! iie depot;, immediately
placed Hivnelt under arrest
on chaise s of raping u id
year old girl of the Bynum
connminity.
m ; miifit'd i ecnnei iiation with
! t-i t-i:,tt Hityt ii hu-J, ,iitf
tit s, ii ti y luinrf Laws, : .
V, as shot tin Ole; It lilt; lilt lllnx
I,t vt iUie iititt- -10, v.tUH- thej
M-l* hreaiise ttl has ami i>
lit til Sl* . Iltt v\ t tel
An wnliug t > witnesses Johivhii
vvi!ie: ;.;.. without obvious volition
tii t m a ;.,jiy ie shotgun blast ,it
in- a if. while the two then;
v. ta e n ;tmg at the home us an
.mot in the New Town section
William* then went to hi.-; own
l.eau .some distance away to avv&tt
(Continued On Page 8i
* Penn Memorial Hi.-.pMai Jiiinday
1 night immediately afiei site
.s!tooting, but :-..e was ui-aii upon
arrival Allen went with hel In
the hospital.
; Later he told police that the
pistol with which she was fatally
t - a.ded wa : . in -his hand wium it
- vi.. fired. Hi added that he was
i thunk anti did not remember
clearly what hap- ,-r,ed He said lie
- thought they were scuffing aver
the pistol and that it was acci
<!•• ntailv discharged.
December 9, during a visit with
His Holiness. Pope Pius, XII. in
His Holy Chamber at Vatican
City. Dr. Rose, standing at the
pope's right, was accompanied
by Mrs. Rose, (standing at the
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY JANGAm 10. 195:1
He was returned home in
the custody of the deputy
who -aid that .’T hearing will
be hold sometime this week.
The alleged assault took
place during the Christmas
holiday season, and Bynum
officials had been on the
lookout, for the man since.
both sat in a cut som#. few
miie; Irore tu\vu litesila v Dee
:;t)
ivi:,■■. I.ay- who teaches xecotKi
grade i. ho,.- m u local school, had;
i < ic. r-.i; gone out with Do\r to j
’ is* h . tiiat she .- at set .
onciUhtioii v'-itit hei husband.
VV ■•; i- a’.i; '. Biili 1...1 vv 1: i<ale:e.!
i vvicah owner drivei when the in• ;
• a-'.; lit 1-H‘CtjMed
• ' oative ».f italcigh wiio has ;
'!■■!: ti-aciiin:; m the local West
'.' • A t Hi• UH-rdm >■ Acr.uu! for eight
' ears Ml I .a-.vs is said to have
N"n>t a portion of the Christina
se; son ■holiday in iiah-igi; vvttil re
;. tive;, who live in tin- Gberiin
-'■ mi of that city .It is that due- ;
he hei t iii istinas visit home, .Mrs
Lavv.s decided that an end to the
e;.' r.'itu.'einent with her husband :
w ;.>: tile, best course to pursue.
When rile returned to New Bern,
it was further learned, Mrs Laws
went out with Dove- with whom
she had been friendly for some :
time- to advise him of iter con
clusion It was then the shooting .
ucci.il red
After shuuiififc the woman,
Dove drove het critically in
Jit red to the local Good Shep
herd Hospital where she is
m a hint remarkable recovery.
Mrs Laws refuses to discuss
the stiootinr with anyone,
Uowev rr.
Dove was reported to he in a
tiighly intoxicated condition when
he brought the woman to the- has- -
• i'.'il, Deputy Sheriff Calvert Wi-a
--t-.ierly, who inve-tigati-d the shoot
r .-a ul Mrs Laws showed no
signs of having been drinking
(Continued On Page k)
pope's left). The NCC sociologist
is among the college recipients
of Ford Foundation fellowships.
; Also in Europe at this time are
Dr. Marjorie Brown, professor
of mathematics, and Dr. Ernest
MW- " ' W
wb * f ■
WILL CONIH'CT WORK
SHOi* )ln national)y-knowr
.Vlrs. Marjorie Stewart .Invar *
viU conduct the third Annual
North Carolina institute and
Workshop of Cosmetology at the
St. Joseph (.'huroh. Durham
January 2i> through 28 Mis. loy
iici is supervisor 01 the Madam
t .1 Walker I.eaHty i olieges of
Amerlea and lias international
tame in her field
FORMER RSLEiGH
TIGERS PITCHER
TO N. I CUNTS
it-Li-: PHOTO PAGE 8*
PHILADELPHIA Pa. The
Hhiladeig'iua Stars Baseball Club
; ila announced tin- optii>uin;l ot
; veteran pitcher Metiny Cartledpc
’ furmeriy <>t tive Hnleigh T iger* to
the New Yocli Giants tulliiv, itig
negogiaiion.- underway last month.
The 26-year-old righthander will
join tiie major league outfit as a
tree agent, and should he make
guod will probably : . e .sent to a
larin club for seasoning. No %ash
is inv l ived according to Stars
agent Eddie Gottlieb .who says,
■•any such .-a ltlemem is left open
i rit il the player gel- a chance
to maii i good ’
( ii Hedge, six foot, liiui inch
player .failed ti, make the Ne
gro American League's top
five in pitching lasi season,
hul his consistently good hurl
ing made scouts sit up and
lake notice.
* Mil- ;nu in particular,;* six
teen-inning i ■ ntcmt at Kansas City
against the Monarch*, saw Cart*
ledge hurl fourteen scoreless
(Continued On Page 8)
Mana-ssce, professor of German
and philosophy. Shown with the
Roses in the above picture ire ]
■ citizens of many lands who were j
i fortunate to receive a '‘special” i
j audience with Pope Plus XII
NUMBER 8
MAN, 24, KILLED
AT PRISON CAMP
DURING SCUFFLE
Investigtioii Made
By !*» isons Head hi
Avden Camp KiSlisi^
RALEIGH Stat*' prison Di
rector Walter Anderson this week
is investigating The fatal shooting
of a young Negro convict in a
orison camp at Ay den last Friday.
The state prison shead is seek
ing to determine who it was who
fired the :hot that killed 24-year
olci Martin Chudnick, a native of
Br/ .klyn NY during a struggle at
itu carip. Trie youth died of the
wound two days after Friday’s
struggle in which a home-made
daggei and the weapon from
w.iu-T, the fatal shot was tiled fi
gured
ChiUimch, wito s e criminal
iv, (,ril sti eudscj across the rii
tire country, was serving a
sentence in the •amp following
ariesi iri .September, lEttd on a
robe i- > with firearms charge.
He doing a a to S sears
‘ Mint
On the day of the tatal shout
ing Chudnick reportedly had been
bruug-lit in from a road gang
where he had teen creating a dis
turnance. He was confined to a
cell pending; conference with the
camp superintendent
When he via ordered out of the
cell to confer with tin camp head,
he refused to budge, instead pre
liminary investigation .snow he
drew a 'homemade dagger and
threatened to hurt anyone who
approached him.
A struggle followed when guards
attempted to remove the man from
the eel! by force and the shoot
ing occurred. An inquest was de
layed until Prisons Director An
derson could arrive upon the scene.
Chudnick, according to prison
it-eords, had a long record as
• criminal, stretching ail t'.ie way
! from Liis native New York to Caii
! fornia. liis arrest in 1951 was in
j Forsyth County.
Upon learning of the incident,
(Continued On Page Si
WOMAN. S 3, DIES
FROM EXPOSURE
'FAYETTEVILLE -- Mrs Joanna
j Williams, 83. was found dead near
the Aberdeen and Koekfi.vh Hail-
Load tracks here Monday. She was
i clad only in a nightgown.
Officers >aid Mrs Williams had
! net'll a mental patient and was
hoarded in a private home under
Welfare Department supervision.
She apoprently escaped from tier
locked room by crawling, through;
a window.
Youth, IT, t of Pair Charged
With Bank, Post Office Theft
GREENSBORO A 17-year-old i
youth was unt* of the two Negro |
men arrested here this week and;
charged with robbery ot a bank!
and a Post Office.
Federal deputies hailed Lee;
Morris ,Jr., 17, and Harvey Hairs-j
ton, 25, both of Route 1, Walnut I
Cove before Commissioner Charles j
E. Oder of Winston-Salem Monday!
for hearings of burglary charges, j
The two were confined to ;
the Guilford County Jail fol
lowing the hearings in de
fault of $3500 bail each.
The pair is charged with
robbing the State Planters
jm ' & # a.
w bl *
'v * '
FIRST BABY OF YEAR AND
MOM William David teak,
the first child . orn in Raleigh
and Wake County in 11>53, here
gives a big yawn for the camera
as ids mother. Mi's. Naomi Leak
of Method, looks on. sheltered
by a gift bouquet of Roses pre
sented the new arrival bv Sta-
r vlpl&^eß^p
MARINE’S DEATH
WAS Al l IDEM Al
NEW BEJEL- Boli-'e i --|.O: t that
t-beii in\ t. stiratiou ot a Vlanne.,
j --.laying lone the night D- • '
- Per 2i indicates lie -.o an unm
cent bystander
• The victim. Clarence Pen-i .-i.
27, v. a- reportedly talking
■girl in Hunt '.d the I'aradisr lim
ian up-toven night spot, when i
othei (lien bev.ilm; im- .-d m Ul.
1 argument
Oin- ul them, O R. Coward, al
legedly drew a ;-h;-calibre pr mi,
: and tnu othei Sonny Mack took
to i'ligilt Marie ducked, and the
Marine received wounds in the
! chest and arm He died seven'll
! hours later a! Good Shepherd
| Hospital,
Officers picked up Wright. Best
j foi investigation, when Coward
; was arrested, but he lias been l'e
-1 leased from custody Best claims
■ Coward wielded the death weapon
j and other witnesses of Lie shoot
ling have supported his contention
.Coward is being held foi grand
■ jury action at the January term of
! Craven Superior Court
i APPOINTS two to
A if I BOARD
RALEIGH Governor Scott
j announced Monday two new ap
1 pointments and three reappoint
' meats to the board of trustees ot
IA. and T College at Greensboro
Reappointed are Shelley B
I Caveness of Greensboro, George
IT Ashford of Red Springs and .1
I Wilson Alexander of Huntersville
Dr. Murray Davis of High Point.
| a graduate of Howard University,
1 was named to succeed G. Fostei
: Hankins ot Lexington, and E H
! Merrick ol Durham, a gradual- ot
•A. and T was named to succeed
Guy B Phillips of Chapel Hill
The terms are for sis year- end
ing January 1 1959
Hank anti Post Office at Wal
nut Cove on Sunday night.
The youths are accused of
robbing both the bank ami
post office of a $5 bill, a pistol
and some loose change.
A file cabinet containing
stamps was tasen from the
post office.
The stamps and the cabinet
have been recovered, how
ever, officers report.
The youths are scheduled to
be tried in Federal Court here
in Its next session.
Exactly how they entered the
post office and ine bank was not
Hugh’s Turner’s Florist. Young
William made his entry into the
world at St. \gnes Hospital at
:.:05 a.it: January I and is the
lotlrlh ebild in tin family of
Mr. and Mrs Ferry Leak See
Story iSTAIt'OTo BY SHIR
LEY !
KEAN Di l lMil'.Ni
ls APPREHENDED
vViii I'KVii /; .]•, I i:v' t. m
tin* Tit thi-; ; .v»*t-k
t• ai'i t. t vd :tn< !lu;i tU tt'riclaiit in
■-■in tjj tin Kt. Kiux K lan
Huciotpli Norris, u member oi
: Aj'iiiod L'urcei; at the um*-‘ »j?
: ht* K !ai = Ci'tdckUo vVTi ii.s: i yt'jf .
pi.;lved up in ( r»
'Mur/U c v, a s iri ci ic t tij lyy a yi a ini
u.i\ hiu'iiii'fi' ou t'liitslhat
i r part it ipait-i i ui tin,' Uti •
i liunismt'd to Claytun
iSiorri* i:; Otini? lurid in tOiint.v
jail h; ; *v iiip failed to arrange bond
BROTHERS IIOI.D
KOREA REUNION
GREENVILLE - Two Green
ville brothers me! accidentally in
Korea recently without either
Knowing the whereabouts oi the
other
The two MjldU-.M were Pfc Wil
lie W Hint- and Bet Cic. istcphei
C Moon- :.uU; of Mr and T vti
Willie Hines >.-t tilt li.de,,, Street,
i, c.-nviile
The detail- of td.a,
n.eeliiig were not known but the
mother oi the boys -air! the; had
not seen each othei foi- over --
yt-ar and neithci kuevv the --ther
was in Korea.
MAN DIES WHEN
TRICK WRECKS
MORGAN TON - Lee Roy J»;in
ion. 38-yeai -old resident of Mor
ganton died en route to a hospital
here Saturday night of injuries
suffered when a pick-up truck he
w-fls drivnng over turned on the
Zjon Church Hoad, State Higbwa-.
r-'atrdlrnen J R. Ch&ndir-i and J
H O’Kelly ruporteu
determined
Local, slate and federal officers
figured in the investigation.
Yo u thiul Fugi ti ve
Nabbed By Officers
WINSTON-SALEM -- A . cowed
visibly-shaken 19-year-old murder
isus pe c t was apprehended by
| Mecklenburg County officers in &
! hideaway shack a few miles from
METHOD COUPLE
ARE PARENTS OF
IST BURN BABY
William ILmd Leake
Hade Liih v At 5:0f»
f Apu ) car’s Homing
IfAl.Fil ;}f "Mi 1953" is a
J -'Cuddly youth i<-■ -it William Da
•in Leak His papa s name is Per
i .ear ji'.j in . 'lt;,- : < :vfrs.
-’ ■ ■ 1; i f■' - 1 ' n.fents of ivi cl h od.
Vm.nt- William wh„ tirsi
non Ud ft is approval \<t the
■bj itl Ul :, lulmde- ~ 11 r , , *jil
the mi>i niitg or lamia, - , i.
! ivrl'.hfli iit Sin liis battlr V, itn
lime .it (j fn.utids urn! 14 t.rrii
it M Ague.-, Hospital
lb i; the fourth child in the
lank" family
I on atiival. yivjnc William be
• po- scssor ~f the many girts
ottered u> pro... re • iw- Raleigh
' merchants; through this newspa
u,i and though in- wasn't born
s-it'll a silver spoon m his mouth,
’■ already tui.f two a -.aiting ins
t•' .cm . JeffrieJewelers and Ac
in- Realty Company ait the uoa
j' il s
When young William is brought
in h ids n.Othci at "feeding time'
at the local .hospital he can gaj»
i i I 'n a huge bouquet of American
Beauty Roses igivun iris mofhei by
Turner's Florist
His educational needs of the fu
ture are being underwritten thru
a policy donated by the NC Mu
tual Life Insurance Company, ana
be bottles will bt kept filled by
milk given by Pine Slate Dairies,
Waring* and Uinsteads Gro
'cely Store
Young William will sleep m a
L. tb civen by Hi-ifji ,-eVine F’ur
ftfturc Company and upon a mat ■
Him- ,‘.;ivi'Vi tn Suutntrn Furniture
■; Company
His other gifts include shoes
from BrJKims; n Humpty-Dumpty
baby lamp from G S Tucker and
' Pros. Eui •,-iture Company; cleaning
-nd laundering lrom Carolina
i (J.'iiuers and Honeycutt Cleaners
land Hatters records from Tbeim’s
Music Shop toilet kits from Dr.
Thomas Hamlin at Community
! Drug Store - and Eckerd’s Drug
jStorc. a bottle-wanner from
I Hayes Jackson Electric Company,
a- uf--nr-tion to the CAROLTN-
I IAN and other.-.
Young William's father, Per
cy i,. .it, e, a idik'kfflui for
the tbdlw at Express company
w litre he has worked foi 16
vr.il';. flu child it. expected to
U luuinucd On Page 8)
Join the
MARCH
or
DIMES
JANUARY 2 TO 24
I town on the York Road here Sun
“ day morning.
, Alien Lee Scott, who was being
j sought in connection with the No*
(Continued Oo Page 8}