N.C. SOLDIER ONE OF FORTY KILLED IN CRASH
INTEGRATED ARMY BAND MARCHES AS NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR IS INAUGURATED ;m
Happy Khmer New Year.
The 50,000 persons who lined Fayetteville
Street last Thursday to witness the gubernatorial in
auguration parade had opportunity to crack inte
grated Armed korc-e* marching units and hands in nr
Crazed Man Shoots Poo.
OXFORD <■ • an 1 . .> •« <' ■■ • .
Sheriff [toy mm- art M-u.t -
Hint, h nir> "t'jl itv
vent berserk at i'.i
here Sune*.\ -•»»:»( -1■ t • •■ ? 11 < .
in the stoin-irt) wit;, . .t. .; n ,
Sheriff Jane.- i(ieiitit)< a tl 1> ■
tin- «, Bo'ikc ■ Drifter ■ 1 ■; •!(
is in Duke 1-fospi* >1 in f - . i .. i; ij.
'serious' r."mlitici',
Richnrrl istfr. v. '!,<• :■t i . .
Raleigh Elks To Launch $30,000 Building Program
Mystery Blast Shatters
statesvi!le Woman’s House
3 UNINJURED
AS BLAST HITS
WIDOWS HOUSE
'Wonian Declares li v
M;h|«' to Blow I |i Hpi
Home; (»ives No ( nnse
»S FA TiCSYU i - A -i!,;i ■ it-i'pi -
Ixplo:;ion shattered. *\ indows and
blasteria hole ;is itv ground in
front of thr h- ire >! < -i wi
dow who claim- '■oinnyuo \-as try
ing to bio- tip" her home Mon
ti ay nipi it
three prison- residing in th*-
home »f 1'- if.ir oM Mt -. Odi*
• nrry f,i ,1 *• injury in thr
blast, reportedly caused hy r\
plosion of dynamite
The explosion, wick •*. ohe Mi
Corry froir: a -•!*• <*p
heard over a hi section of the
rity, and did •'> r d hundred dnl
lari orth of damage to t-'>« Cot
ry home, wbvh is located 1 out;
f’vc hi k - fr-un an -i
white residential neighbor hir'd.
The blast v a., centered in the
f ont ird of the Corry home in
t-he Rabbitto" n a.ll-Ne: i•> v-rhor
here and Mr.- Worry, hei dou;;h
ter and son-in btv, M* nod Mi
John Moore wore !<M’i tonipor-ari
iy homeless by tlie incident
l/Ory| Police Captain T <«. ‘
K y Iff said that Mrs. Carry
could give no reason why any
(Continued on page St.
N C COLLEGE TRflf-K TEAM RATES
HIGH IN MEET STAGED IN CAPITAL
DtFIHA M Track Coach L*
roy T, Walker and his North Ca
rolina Colicco haniers picked tip
two first places and » runner-up
position in las’ week s K,venue
Star games in W.iAington.
Lee Calhoun, brilliant 19-ycar
old high hurdler from Gary, lnd„
the Evening Star's Invitational 70-
y. if Ja)T &r, wd
Wi, -s'■' -’L-.' 's-U/f- 1 - * Sll
W^f^vS&jSSß&Si^k
OFFICERS OF RALEIGH S
* FIDELITY LODGE NO. 271 OF
El KS FOR 1953: Officers «f the
Raleigh Elks L.odge who .have
recently aproved a S3o.ofM> bo Ril
ing program ape; seated left to
It, ■ i iff hi’ > - i-. lyiMin.B
ie i- iris i.'f'oi f ;u e m.-ide to
■ i>.i i * iii !■ • , t<' .* mental
I. j y - i } i j
i I ‘ * lI : JF, . f , > t)Oj- 'ri[\
■t Yip . • 1 -->ll Y. -'l,l \y IIP n
, M-igi }'* •*)> ifn p- a bin:? up a
| dfiOtgclU
BiM.4 * I ;> •: i . ; m!Jr •.i . ;,!?•»!
j 'Pi If; he dOl .<m•** ii*■ ; ) » I: jr r »
; f rii.dim f»l'.'hdU (}
| .i
|
iViks, mess
I'rahTUdi S tsul'r U
Honored i<n W ’l rors
Oj SriAHT I<> (lOfl’jr
RA : Kl< -H In -i. ms:-, *• ■ r
•<i* U•' ’ . .<- cl..*''l by the Ifev
.1 VV J*ne . of fin- i'•* v*’t t<‘"i lie
..!''re! Church, the off n-*-i •■:
foi IfftJ of t-be iPiloign Fturui
I od'e No. :.!() were inr-talb’d in t
week ;t( :i banquet bonorin.:; Mrs
Eugenia T Dunn, the retiring IV
( ontinwofl on p-igr k)
tne record time of Bit, the winc-
V-’i'd H-.gh hurdle.. Qualifying m
footed Eagle clocked it: the finals
■i 8.3, only two t-nth- < f a ond
Dick At! lob* v'.; v.o. id record
of 83.
Andr* w Oi.-A.in like Calhoun,
sophomore :.t NCC. wen in tin:
(Continued on page 8i
right: Henry E. Young, D. S.
Grence, Altthon/o A. %'iuicc. Ex
alted Ruler; James P. Freeman, I
A. J. Turner, Mack C. Akins, i
Standing left to right are H, C.
I'enrii, Edward Fincher, H, V.
tien. An estimated 4500 members of shy Armed Forces
and some 350 high school musicians look part in the
two parades which marked the inauguration festivi
ties. Shown at center above is a portion of the inlr
THE CAROLINIAN
10c &L C^ l O-tyl™ <3-j -'C’c | |jp
VOL, XII RALEIGH, NORTH ! AROLJNA WI EK El T)i , 1 . j\’ : \ i j*< 195?. N (JMBER 9
RALEIGH ELKS
TO BUILD NEW
iHOME FOR LODGE
i
Planninj: i m|rrw;iy For
Vw ! itjrlifv ?,< *<|t»«*
(onsiiirfiou IVojeet
HAI t-lICIT Fid'll :! - 1.-idr;*-
N'" 277, I rn; rt-ved fn -r-r \ ■ i l . p. f ;;
P 'otectjv.> O- ■!■-.■ of Fib- (IHpOC.i
i heis : ( but Iff t.n:; :s r r-,-;j iri
:n which -i *;* v SAO.CfdO itulkiinc
•' ' 1 In s '•• •'• 1 h<- P * -id 'jini n j-,
of tb* L'ldge h'-r*’
IHr huiblioj* pt»>. i-im, r»-
* timmended by th. i- , j .
I Red It liter. Aipb‘Sii/o 1
Vinrr !>is; Ilf en approveif In
the l odge ,<mt r. -,i hedulrd to
r* t underiv.iy upon < onitdetion
nl planning.
' Miring ,1 recent n'Ccting of
i*■< t -;r V.,nr: ere.;, in: iylted s . ..
alted Ruler fro the ninth ron,;ei-;s. :
tiu*- t.iiue f’r*; v t'-i i;. Ut !h i s h€
• ••••-d dm tng ;'p Esalr.»d 1
; !’u I r i j
ill into lie ;!, , eefli .1 |. f, v/: t
. ,-i ’* b*> i: ■ tid'd I' ; - i-n'ige too'
t• • ive year; fJ>-■• inthe time Vh
i Wiici'.'- ierveH i * v,-. itr-trutr-en-
I'd in giving the Inri! lodge it-,
fill ‘.Hit homo d Id!) r I ! 1.) i ' if
d■ ‘C Wilcox <1 ' j-‘ •••;'! -is I»:
Depot .-io*| 'it .* ' i-ios,!,* m!
Ilirector o? Elk:.
Since V-*io <■ ha; i-i-eti exalted 1
ml"! IV* io'h;*' h.o -ionbh'd it.
■rn-rnbershtp Also the Tlccroatjonp! ;
Cent'-i has bp.-n r.-H'-orat (, d at a
• * * l of This build -n g is y
hi yo'liu; ; * •-•pic foi j-ee. e itjoiihl
activities anti other group'- for d.if
!'* i ent purpo ■*■
Mr Vance i a mernbet of the
Trustee Board of Elks of North
Carolina, a member of the Board
* ! Directors of the Woke Co-Ope
rative Store, and a member and
t-p.ikesman of the deacon hoard of
•he M a n 1 y Sivi** t Cbrist'an
Church
Othe officials of Fidelity Lodge \
ire: D S. Greene, FNteem Lcadiuja;
Ku;.,-1:!: f*::;, E Yount;, Esb'ern
(Continued on page 8)
NMHMI : -tosmm
tioitse, James Tnillijw, J. R. Ifay
w«*nl, Rev. J. E. Marks. L. S.
i Wilcox, H. L. Taylor. Charles
I Crump and Alfred George.
(SEE STORY)
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>} K V ?*lj , rs >|rjj,
? .;• of fi'!7 floisnff'jry StTifi,
K Uriulj, N. i' , on
Hth if r.:'leJ.*ratod SWH?t
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RACK, (.01 XCII.AIAN
•II ARI) AT I VIM
WTN'tTON ' A r t-.M Ti,.- (i, I
N*.".;r'i t-i ••;* i .i- *m th*- f.irur'ii I'm
| City Council * thr iuiiu itMi
-pi ik- r (v.ttida.v •■* (lie f*bj I- • -
i Stgina Fr'Cerriit.;/ d Wi-,st.un
■ Sabyii Tea i tiers T*ri )1 * -;-«' <■- ! * S;, *_ ut* * 1
i * ■■ ;,9tj, p f>i 11}*{*- r ; >,, -.
Dr. William M T-rauiptoH. - t pm
! cuti by.'Wn .*.- ■ -•*> .t v) «o
i Greensboi-o ei<y route d i*i UVi!
A former infr n it JEa’c BRinp.
Reynolds Hospicu. Dr Ilamr.ton Is
,i gniduate -if Alfred University
j and Mehsrry M«tdir.al College.
Active in 'T .*•, welfare, reitgious
<• d fraternity affairs, he received
the annual ArtueveiTienf Award
|of the <Jrcensborn * ii-optets of
: Omega P-i Phi fritterntty in I;
Iri addition he !:• ■*■■ been tuimed :
'Sigma of t*ie Year" by the (Jam - i
;mo Beta Sigma chapter of Phi,
Beta Sigma fraternity in Grecns
i tcro.
Other participants in the Found
er's Day celebration w re: tne
* Rev. J. D Patterson, pastor of.
Grace Presbyterian Church;;
! Charles Haynes, president cf Delta
A’pha chapter; and Nathaniel,
Potts.
grated Air Corps band from Fort Bragg. Other photos
show i.u'-goitc' Gov, Kerr Scott and the man for whom
the day’s festivities were intended, current Governor
V. ill).mu !». Um<l nf Durham. F ollowing the parades,
■"i.'i.vi-iss, v. , r i-j'cptmn w-»»
jC'ivf’ri he fltPir rhiMrm vr\t*-'S
ihf’ir mri ?*v?.n^
f> i•'»>H ‘i,
<lll lit II I TADFIi b
< <M 1,1 (,K SI’F Alvl i:
DtU'.i' .1 :< ii’o - I-:*--* .1 K Mr
' 1 11 Util, * :tivc ,f • y 'if the
...
i.r* (.tonfei-T-nr-’ **f ft!-- Y-1 ttiu,,i
ChitiTh. tvii?* ~n -Where Lit 1 '
Bc-'Ois" at Bonne!I < '•.• !*-. < •••c;:per>
t'vic**-. Sii’-da.- at T'iVti.ff r Chapel
be Uu : the |l..;>i;.'*-r de
eb-rtid *.*•• *; !t*'oolc "join th* 1 t>i 1 -
.•■rimage f*n .social perfection.” De
- lai it:,; that Christ ianil.y is an •>c
b"e f*ll.*.'*', f!■<- niintaf.rs. said that
people n*ed to tak" the "trans
formio.: pmvei of J-us Chri-t"
and make it n;ti■■■*•• i-i individual
wmsw is H i i:ni,n
WITH ITSTOMSI 'IT
H\l mail A 28 Vf;,v-(>jrj lOr n 1 j i
i woman. Miss Hate I } Vrry of East j
tarrus Stree, was struck ant. r
knocked down with the butt of a!
pistol Monday night, at "20 East:
Davie Street, the Ctiy Dctectivu i
! Division reported Tuesday
! Miss Perry received a lsecra- i
'ion on ‘-he right side of her fore- j
head, and was treated at SI. Agnes !
i (Continued on page 8) \
Step-father Named Papa
Os Y ounsf Gi rt’s Child
'BURGLAR RING'
AGAIN IN HANGS
OF LAW OfFICFRS
Solution In ( j iiiir fn
ShfO'S StTfl Poll owinjj
I tjslm inj* of fulorif
'•’HARLOTTE .a ;ti..,ycar-o.W
with an impeding re< ord
"i j'-j ;■* convictions and current
. breaking charge.-, against
j-’in ;!■ the custody of O -
i' f '• u- '--*b>s v.xc.k after his
it x ’ f v • Vd: 0 11 -• • i]i * ,ev j~ l n„ -
.■» p’f}
'’Oh'S 'ho f I-', .r i i j ;»!!, |,i ;n
-’id ho' J>TO !of V/'.odi'mv Moody
nf Hill known t.l'o it..,
i o King wh ohad been at ia,
' '■"* l r;, o'-: i:i o hi oak from a pr.i:,.
on o», pm .r A-.ho' :[]- OH |_
’’ ’ ! v o-vh'd.f :.fring of on
.■>v« •! r.r r, .
Mood}, -r 1 11, : a: re I . i r> v TV .
lire '.lncf K L fur: of Albem-srk
f.v < ■ rb.-n . of i.o bvraf-i \
! < , u.vand arson m t- ,t cit.v In
■o.f'on fir, j WAld'-d nn at 10-!
J1 count: brim and faces house
breaking charger, in Raleigh. Sih
bin" BeJmont and flock Hill, S C.
While a • ait in;; March trial m
iotan.ty County Superior Court, the
A!b( ri-.u ]e police turned Mood,’
o'-* to Ct a-l o,! tp police m order
'*> hh: no the charges against
villi! 1 0-re .
l-oi d police '-aid that Vs ,-ody
.•truck here between O't 2 Ini
rncfh i-tiHy after hi'- (■.rape Horn
the prison cam: l , and Dor :*'t and
find II ra v?s have a heady been
cicav-'d > p involving him and fbof
12 additional rases in which h, is
a suspect are pending
About $3,000 in elo'bing, winch,
along with jewelry police said was
M ,'idy -p> has be - i
covered in connection with the lo
cal break-ins,
!> f. Copt W A McCall .-.aid
<!>.•» other clothing found in Chax
b had been stolen from R’>J;
Hdl Raloi :h and .BeJmont
M'-Can said that ’t n Burgt-n
Ting” h-’d a record of hnusebrea':
in.g and larceny that, dated back
M »n tin tied on page 8)
Goldsboro So Idler On e o f
Forty Killed in Plane Crash
S I’iM I'• I I< > c'KOf \AI A *
(.(><, A - : Utah A Noith Cato,
i iina native, veteran of service with
| United Nations forces in Korea.,:
• '-as one of the 40 killed when the!
j Army - chart**r**l C-46 transom**:
j ('lone in which they were home ,
i ward-bound crashed high in the
j Wasata.: Mountain near here last
Wednesday.
Listed as one of the 37 Ar
my rnrn among the victims i
| was Pfc. John H. King whose
heme address is tio7 Canal St.,
! Goldsboro, N. C.
! Preliminary investigations madoj
when the wreckage of the plane I
- " ■" ■ • ..... -a. ■
to and from the Memorial Auditorium, Gov. i. •.<
us.uif- his initial sptv-< h ,ih chief <;xi'< ullvi to the rnupm
lifr.'i nf (hr St.rtn i .e;;r.i.iturr now u» session. (MIIRI I V
STAFSOTOS )
Death Cause Determined
t.HAHAM Hii death of u ro.afJ
o<jiic fin ! ii.-ar i, ~ j,,
:•.! wa . can;-' •! mi- , n.,!
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n} . \ft f .uoilLim
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NC OLDER Bflry CONFAB PLANNIK6
MEET StT AT RALEICH JANUARY 25
HAI 1-:k;h The T -Kccn'i orn.
mitt<. of tii, i'j r y.MCA Older
Puy-, ' 'ruit 1 m ucc • 11' hold -;u car
tntive ■.- -ion d (•■• Blood'-vorth
Street VMf.A, r -h, on Sun
day. J-'inuriiy 2s ct 1?, noon The
purpu..,' of the meeting is to plan
the 23 1 d anm il D ite-v ids corifer
cic'fto }■-. lirfd ;d Ah, Stephen::- [,o’ :
High .School, .A -h/-ville, rVrid.rv,,
Satnrday and. Sunday. April ) /,,
1,2. in.
Oftt'CT- lie •• ~ f, , •
P'. ‘, ;dcni .latvie Dyvn, Wc’.-t ,t. ■
Srl-o-d, u hern: e pt» i -1
P, lit, Thom •<:. r,.,l|o'*- - V.bih /f oru
High N-liool. V.': ini rnglori .Adkiriv
High ' ,1. Iv , : | ■ g ,’tl p l d■ '
I rig C'U',f<- .(• ' : !,,..",d. t (',
Price Hi h '.ctieiol, Sali :\n v, Fjn •
w-rs di -covered after a ti -r-d-r
j search Mop day revealed that the.
I giant air-'up, carrying a m of;
| and tlm Army men. vrish*’/
i into a niount iin ; eak upon fail
! lire to regain altitude
'I he u reekagi of (hr pl.ine, j
witdi bodies and debris seal
tererl over a. wide area was i
: found near a. 10, 000-foot high i
I mountain peak, into whi it
evidently ploughed in an ef
fort, to regain its ionise. The
air ship, reportedly vv.e, Hying
reverse course to its previous
! ly-esta-BUsked rtlrection. t
Tiir i’iii>p!.y w;i - ordered be~
1 ; ■ . I.iflve 'if *Si ■ vr (mi .lit-.-.)
y ■ vbl l ■; ’is’ (rani i hr .• t
’s' 1 (‘'mi ;n’<i n■ i:’,.'( i;.iv . 1 ftrredl
heart h t-'f-j] r the i-Mr
■ ’ i . ut i paired o• rr her
!1 1 . i ’ O"" Si t i‘o - ( 1' - i
f ■ i ri> iv-v-iv ■■ hei r the
! i n . tiool be : wy: tiuini.g »-
‘ 11 1 '! H . >' .'troll''' in M,
f * 'on<i|iijf rs a»s pt}i*(p W }
STEP-FATHER IS
'h mother e
SHILD ONLY -
J.- \ i%ji I <oi” AH ,m.’
Aim! m i Amu *; ATus
f <> f ;-KT (rraiid Jury
DU If MAM A 30-vear- Id In :,i.
man i;a t,« e,, ~ f;3 .
bo , iCg l: a ciuid o; b:.
UepdaußiiU-r h re.
In ioe.v.i Pecordcr's ( -art lb.
r., Ihi ,p W p,r nf j, J f , ri
. n - I ,;b .■• 1 it:- 2 -•nn;-
1 ,re:•' t ii■, ■ , nf In-, |crri
'• ! ■ d 1 r nid • ,- nriiiued
b< Id p . a, ; J"; _ t -■ ,:; r . >u
tue charge.
'
in . • or! 1 • : dl'ii.;; it)a f{-,p git f
‘ T r 1 < t i • , Jt, ■ h j r.d i : al ■
legrdtv tin father of her bacy.
The !: n, i.. rr ,v seven rnonths
'■■'d-. i na:; given for the
,-’r!’:d in y hearing' Bond b.U not
: , r. nc- 2ft 1:20 , ‘,. t ., ; ( a-5.
jo"rne-d Monday.
■i • i i efary nn-jlev,
• We-.t ~t,-,'t High .school, Uev
i'.ei n.
1 The b - Committe- a is
’compnsed of E J, H.iiford. YMCA
executive Raleigh, director; (Jar
land 7. Crews. Vb-bulon M‘-s B.
B. [.eonard, Wilmington. I> W
Morcbead, C.r- en .i'oro; f f* Mr
Oennon, Wi n stun -Saif *u, 3 I
H, ;e Wilmington; I! i> .- v t.,
Ttaplefoot \V 11: - ■, ~ f A ,
Whs'a k- :. High Pouit, f, T i fnod
v in. Cigii Jot tee. Is If, "i. ; .t
Kin: B H tv>n e. r -'ttu
ville, b r. Wjh-. O'arlvt'c. ’ Mel
vin Bio, : Win si a, ini' ir, i eo.ni-
Ila ■ ■ ood, ttv'e. I >| M.
Johtv.on. ( luit-'n, WiliiiH 1, :
(< ontiblicd on page 8i
The Goldsboro -o'd l v!T lie
••■"d ft’e 'Ttu- 1 ' • rc< vv.■ ;. - . : .tin*a
!ir the ciash were being reutrued
S from Kore a in the .Array's replace-
I moot plan IBs destination was Ft.
1 jrckMtn. S r wh»re he woutdl
j b.ive b-cn ci anted » furlougli to
j visii relatives in Goldsboro and
! vicinity
i The Uarollnian was unable to
learn what disposition was to be
made of the remains. Funeral and
memorial rites are being planned,
in the Goldsboro area, however,
pending complete investigation of
the tragedy.