POLICE SCOUR WOODS FOR SLAYER OF GIRL
lA' tiCH VHmM’S MflntEß NV.-eping bitterly. Mrs. Bradley is from the Robert* 1
Temple in ('rucago, after funeral services.: for h<-r son, I mitt Till, 15. who was murdered in Mississippi
utter bring kidnapprd from His uncle's cvhiti. Two brothers have ndiet-rd for the murder, allegedly
brought about because Entitt svhistW at the wife of one. At the left, of the distraught mother is Bishop
Ford, of fit, Paul's Chart h of Hr«J and Christ; .tr.fi right Bishop JsiuU Roberts of the same church.
iUr*. Bradley kept her son * body in state for three day , .« that it could iv- wu-ed hy more than 100,000
mourners. (.Vewspress Photo)
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H; (Jt 1\ M \Tt H OF.NTH
ZEBDLON - Ms PfYar
--..-v Zc-bt. n rCF.ficm Vets beer.
>sitcd in the fhra) stabbing n ‘ he.
• r • stand. Johnnif Yerbeo The
ii incident is mid t* = have or
red Sarurdav night. VVat'o I)i>
pu'V Fasl D ko otid That Yar
bf.ro. aboui 40 oh-d to df*«i‘h from
• •r.i. wound" sn the lee. A main
Hft.crv v,as severed. he salt 1 .. The
man is alictr-d to have been stab*
hod during a fight- c*‘t r ''domestic,
t-voubltvs." Mrs Ye.rboro is sched
uled to recci*c a hearing tliis week
in the Zrbuion Recorders Court
No charges have >pt been lodged
aca. in? ! her.
FREED IV APEX iNFIW NT
APEX ire. Faster- f>S of
N'ou Hi!! Routv , was freer)
nf manslaughter at a pre-
I i m i n a r y hearing 1 a « t
Viednesdav (r. the Record
er's Court hrre .ludse C.
( unnincham found no prnb
3hie cause after hearing evi
rjcnce in the Imtiw.. - death
of .fatnes S Evans wivh c ...
fatally injured about 1:15 P
M on August 'l3 when n rruib -
drawn Bacon that hr- was
'CONTEST ED OS PAGE K.
South In State Os Shock,
Interracial Group Told
BY STAFF WRITER
Speaking an
£> Harry D J-.n*- *■
I’ JC G f !o’-«
man Reiaticr..-. l oM *he r'•
that the South undorgoiG* h
ttate of ."hock -r-o I.«kc ; : nv i>iho*
shock victim. \v.*uM ji?vp to huvt*
timp to reco-'c.
Tb« ocrssjion \v„p the first
*rr.\-.nr ih::- -T -■■■ R-ieigh ;
Committee On F.-cnsration for lo
teitraiion hert Tuosnav nient a*
♦he Richard B Harrison Library
W&iAj,,
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HU JIB
MAT EKTFP rNTTEKSITT
or NORTH CAROLINA Th*
‘ n, .ith.* sho' ;; *?i ;*ho' r t?
1355 graduate* *3.f Hi rib.
School, Durham. They brought
I £% vls Is.©l ; 4# t# ssl «w*3 |«|tf
Following 't hearing in Cit.v
■ ' A; sn Bernard S;r:?l
16 was bound aver to Vvskr S<»-
pr-rior Court, without. bond on
charges of raping a l!’.-year-old
«choo’ gir!
Gloria Do'.veil. of West Worth
Street, charged tha. Si: asy
and Edward .luntor I;.r T-' ;•>.
forced then wav into her home
and had her submit Us them in
her bedroom.
I.uddley was to he .hen a heav
ing later in Dome. Tie Relations
Court. The tar! was taken to St.
Agnes Hoaptlw; feu examination
bo! a r.nwfica) report in her cos.-
cUfcion had not received bv
>i,i -r,'.' tn?i * the Sn- -'./‘.'t. \ jv-ur
mr hf-ear.. The youth did r. >t tey-
Follmnng the girl's testimony
: and that, of ur.erngaung officers,
'judge Alhv-r'i. ; b found prob
ably rause and bound the youth
over.
In another oas?\ a
p:r&nd ury brought iti an snciicr.-
merj against Thom a.? Hayes
forme?j For- Era:-;! soldier o.h^. ! ' -
»:*d vjth rapin'? a 16~yea;--old
A'hito -n i I art February
IV<\ *. 4 i'r. of- 1 : .•-.1 -n Fa’ o'io
>;Hf* Federal Court thCs foil. Un
rlr-j- FedorpJ law. Haves, .if found;
faulty, may fee yt ntt n ,f d to death.
, ]>fo impriaonment co to a specific
! prison toriii.
Br. .Toni**- was hv
Car! fH'van.r, Uhairmap, B1 •
vHfin of Pniitical Brict»ci?,
Sfeft-w University. ?*nd 3 mem
s>r of the ICxprufive Commit->
? of the Integration Commit-*
tee,
gpe*.--' ker nrefrsCf-d h\ *■ r ~ -
l t/u k* with the observation th?t j
as far ns he had been able to j
the 'Rp.iifiq.h art Kip was the ■
: ni'hr organized mter&*cia'* rroup ;
•CONTINUED ON PAGE 8> !
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fj nrt? ■- «B1
suit against the U'niversitir of
\’r*rt»A f -iro!;n. •* to gain admit
taj?.ce to th? uitdfrgTadu.3i.t-e
school. A &-e r, $ Our*
ruled ~ % 31U Kri.i y < Ha< *tl
plica iiom be processed I
Tai eny UiflkiTC
* 15uii eAn 15
NEGRO FIREMEN
V.TIN'ON An end to discri
rmr.iv;<ir. ir. employment of fire
department ‘insonnel was acked
"f the cuv fcove-i'nment last week
The Negro Citizens* Committee.
:i a k-u-r pheed rwff-ie the board
of cdy comm;v-.-oners. charged
iha.' s'-rvicf-.' vven by Negro fire
men or. a vnlurta v basis was
c.'. ‘•rir.r kr-d wiioo a full time fire
department i% :c established.
The bid so: employment comes
:tr- ’AT! on launches work on its
'. : d rnur yiv! fire station to he
ion led on F Na.sh Street. The
letter >ori>nti;. carried the sup
port of Wilson's loot Negro Inw
m • ' Dr. O. K .Butterfield.
Aiu- rv. signeis wiye Charles D.
J ■ mo- n;:(l the Rev. T. A, Watkins
Ilshat’s Happening
On The Desegregation Front
» /*V A < vat r'* ar v «•»-» -w •*i#. . .. .
IS A “WHITE”
SCHOOL LEGAL?
ROCKINGHAM—A suit to <ie
: term me the legality of erecting
public school rvpresnlv for white
children de-vplt-e the U. S. Su
pretr.c Covin’s njiir.c banning
segregation- got under way in ’
a. s. Middle Dirts let Court on
Wednesday.
Hearing the cusp is U S. Dis
: tnet Judge Johnson J. Hayes of
W :
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vB
'" * mri
, aKSjSsy
B-jihfijt rrjard to rare or eoier
l.rft l*> I>r b< the-. re lotijn
t• r«> :• Brmdon- IS: lerev
Fra tier, V, and Ralph Frasi
er, 16.
1 i
The Carolinian
rogjßflac jp-. ryfiHßßgmm ■ ■* rTMm.
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VOLUME 14 RALEIGH, N. C. WEEK ENDIN' SATURDAY, TT' PTF.-- !Uh * i'. 195,5 NUMBER T j
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Raleigh Youth, Mo kb
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Slayer Os
Girl Hides
Ip Woods
Police were still searching the
woods near the Wake-Chatham
county line Wednesday for Wes
ley All. Ik. who allegedly shot and |
killed a young girl Sunday night -
near Apex.
Prison Department bloodhounds
were used on Tuesday in the ef
fort to find Alien, but to no avail.
Allen is accused of killing 16-
year-old Anna Minters at her!
home about five miles from Apex.
The girl died of a shotgun wound
in the chest while on the way to
Si. Agnes Hospital.
Sheriffs Deputy C L Holmes
said that reports indicated that
Allen bar the gun with him ir,,
the wood.'* and is dangerous
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Problem Parents Blamed
For Juvenile Troubles
Bv the KEY. G. A. FISHER
To say that the family in our
society is breaking apart is some
thing of an understatement, as
citizens of Raleigh look about
themselves, .we see increasing de
linquency. largely juvenile
In any worthwhile discussion on
• juvenile, we begin by stating a
truism problem children are
caused by problem parents. They
' come from broken homes where
both parents are forced to work
i in their effort to maintain some
, semblance of standards for living
For the most part, parents arp
decent people. When Mrs. Jones
cays: "My Johnny is really a
good boy but got to running
around with the wrong bunch
and got into trouble." she is mak
ing a set of assumptions which.
Wiikesboro; who or finally intend*
ed to have C S Circuit Judges
! Armisfead M Dome of Charlottes*
ville. Va. and Morris A So per of
Baltimore, set with him
The action is brought by two
white sisters, .Jsne and Lillian
■ Doby of Albemarle, who are not
interested in whether the bond
money is spent for white or Ne
gro schools but in the amount, of
money the Albemarle board of
education has offered them for
their property on which the pro-
Prejudice Price
Found “Too High”
SOUTHERN PINES -- The
j Martin Whites made a definite
statement here Tuesday that
they intended to move into
their home, in ail-white Ken- j
wood subdivision after s*»p. !
tember 15 unless someone j
rams forward with the $lO.- j
000 011 that they have placed I
on the house.
The went further and said
that they intended to protect
their properly at any rest,
! They made it clear that, if an;i
one thinks that they will not
protect jt all they hare to dn
is set foot on the property,
once they more in.
Their furniture arrived from
•lamarm New York, on Mon
day and was placed in the
house The potential neighbors
not only have refused to ar
cept the offer, but he v e a,cut
| ed the iVhitmt pf brine .3.
! orhOan* jjj their pr!r« tag
Will Ask Raleigh Parents
To Petition School Board
BY STAFF WRITER
At its monthly meeting at ’he
Klocdworth Street YMC A T: < s.-i-v
--evening, the Rctoiv', ("ur.'or.r'.
, Committee voted to set in motion
; the plan designed for use wm n :
; the original idea to present Negro
} children for admittance to white
| schools on opening day was a ban- !
I dotted.
The Rev. Mr. G. A Filter,!
chairman of the committee, told
the group that two Raleigh Negro i
: school principals had been active
i ly persuading Negro parents who i
had petitioned the Raleigh School
Board to allow their children to;
be admitted to the schools near.
■ e.ct them, to withdraw ihcr p. ti
ti<->►,<. ar.d not ajow thr . ehilHr, o
to prerer.t thrmseive- for adm.’
If . t, 1 ," e v. (■ h-
The Rex Mr. F-shcr fnslhe.-
: stated that despite the d: • ial -,f
’ when spelled out more explicitly, I
■ constitute the foundations of an
important school of thought in
the scientific study of Juvenile
delinquency.
She is affirming that, delin
quency Is neither an inborn ciis- :
, position nor something the child
Mother Awarded $3,000
in Eleanor Rush Death
The State Industrial Commis
i sion last week ordered the High
: way Commission which operates'
i the Prisons Department to pay
- $3,000 to Mrs. Gloria Gould of
. Albermarle for the deat’a last year!
■ posed school would b* built.
* They want (IQQ.OOO but the
board ha? offered them $3C,000.
Churchmen Praise
NAACP, Hap Hodges
CHARLOTTE- Praise for the
work of time NAACP and criticism
for the "voluntary" segregation
plan of Gov. Luther Hodges were
voiced by ministers and laymen
attending the meeting of the Ca
tawba Presbytery, district organi
zation of Negro Presbyterians, in
session here last- week.
The resolution commended the
Negro Teachers Association for its
statement, against, voluntary seg-
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i Tom Davis, chief of tm i: ■ .
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had hern made- for p.-v . b.: i
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UNC TO APPEAL
COURT'S ORDER
j An appeal to the IT.1 T . S Supreme
• Court from -t federal com: otri-.v
ito "accept and process" anplica 1
tiorSK from Negroes as ur.derg; ■?:-
till if- . will be mvci.- h- ' : ! ; j
i versify of North. Cttnh...
After meeting and debating the
<tybie<-t for three hour- m •••- nf •
■free of Gov. Hodges. *.lv tci-dee? I
(FON’TINfFD ON J )<;i « j
I has contrived bv HariMui tha!
| children learn to become riehn
j quents by becoming metuber.s of
| groups in which delinquent con-1
i duct, is already established ;md
"the thing to do": anti that
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of her daughter. F' ',nivi; Rpvi
I IB '
The girl, an inmate of Worn at,' •
Prison, died on Aubusi. 20 1954
i.CONTINCKD ON K
, rogation; commended the
: Presbyterian Synod for sp. a sing '
i out boldly on the matter of re -
i oeiving church members jegard- :
i less of race, creed or color and
: condemned the. Mississippi slay
ing of 34-year-old Lewie Till of
Chicago.
GUILFORD ROin
TAKES NO ACTION
GREENSBORO--No action on
either of two petitions -one seek
ing integration, the other oppos
ing 11--. was taken by the Guilford
School Committee on Saturday I
night,
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 8,
Has No License
Ask For Ticket
GREENVILLE -- Hi s h way i
Patrolmen C. E. Whitfield and
Bill Whitehurst report that a
man who identified himself as
a deacon in an Avden Chureh,
stopped his ear on the high- ;
way last week arid asked them
to give him a ticket because he I
didn’t have a driver’s license.
He told them that he had
tried to get a license several
times' hut had not been able
to pass the test. "I knew soon
er or later that you would get
me, sc S stopped." he explain
ed.
The obliging officers wrote
him out a ticket to =(epear in
Ayden City Court at i p.m.
oeyt Afotid.av
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ipjpßH'i
! H UU ; • COPTI VV?>
. a fc <*hokf'*? iii ;. o<'« r.v st«>y* y
ttmm- immuidtet
BT ffOBCRT C .<MBPARI» |
?
,\ ■ • [ .’. 11 < r •*>«?« f* !i■ ; •; ■ ■ i 2i'.; f 1 <'-?* r, ’
groev do ri<M<i lo <■;,! sue- ; r, idlin’
drmoi:/! rs: I - -n.- ssd j-.-oke ru; -
seneos of !k-*»mps'ivos in «rder !o
procure their !e; nights less ‘r t .■ ;
threc-judc* Fedei sjl Coiirt ;e!:i,s
t; s vr S;;i;! tr!;-. '. ihrd ?v. 2* s ■-, .. e
--tsic-suppoi'icd school solely pr
Here was a *-3<n» where Ne-
Si'.'.r, f‘ii th> l'. pen! in..
ieitixemr. dignity and deliber
ate e.iifnrti'ss that should be
their criteria in all action* <
lans the fcm pi;-,feus and rmlr.
road in freed ojn and equalii’
AJ one point, before this <W. !
was board, the Attorney gr-necM
Pt'empK'd in roniusi'' the :■
and dnav tie Negro attorneys ntf* (
Board by oubic'y staling that the
tvogro boys .seeking admission to
the ytravo:sity were r.chnlastfftaliy
onrjoohf’t.d, Mr. C. O. PoarsPi; find
his nbi <■ ii gai a»-»jstauls lotaily 1
iftit-ii'i d. the ik'V fprnorai •'
tir.itte ana continued v.-itli ibe.r
j»repf.sr at ions of the rase for li’a*.
WftjfWti ask ’d v. f rt piv they
wanted ... make to Mr. R-.-nrsMiM
anc:;ato.f’ their answer was. “Wv
will try this case* in the Federal '
Court and not In Hi--- nrwapppers." ■
iCONTfNVt tl ON PAGE 8s
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NIGERIANS IN NEW YORK — In New York from Nigerii to
hegsn p goodwill tom of the I’ 53. ar tt left to right ( Otlof Cv ]
Oyeerunle s-id "Mrs. A. M. A- A-kin’oyc , «od front. Oriel -T. B. Okc,
Aprd.ti of 1 petti, Iferhn, cad' A. M, A. Akialoye, the Nigerian miaitterj
of agriculture. They’re pictured viewing the Now York CSt# e&jfltexfci
from atop the famous hotel New Yorker. Qtrwtprew W»W *■'s&&!ss[
The fur«v cai Is it week was
th? one b< ’iinr the tag num
ber '>ll • if the ownet of
ihjt i ■ tnna it to FVnin's Esso
-.er r,-, »(jfiver C'Miarrns and
i>< i S!r--ei>. here in Pj.
lfich, he received a free grease
job
ihj will happen ev<;> week.
M irh for your tag number. If
>< f* s the aslrr'i'k. .nu will
I -■. is' r- e.’-.e mb The nuts
\ («-r dl be taken from any car
! bc-Tinr i N f |i , ’pn:-.r
il> numb' this «« ."V at<-;
'1 -mis. r. x •’.vi \v„
<«*«*. v ano X-51889
KV <Tf ARLES R JONES
n si? Copeland, 13-year-old
.•<•>• ..-h nf s'* Ms pie street, here.
nilegedly choked severely
■ • ;* T'-.ursris s afternoon by Larry
H svrrsnk. v. sue nf 1217 Morns
This incident Crime on the
■ • !hr conviction of R L
is v. i i- }.'orr:sT Rd . local
sn ssgs. or. ,i c:;:is.s of slap
-11 in.: iss maid m icvcrg] year.*.
M's, h:-,s Tvm"r. Washington
: T'-rrnsi' t csidcrii.
Th" CoDf-laod r sue came to
?•'i the local
chaptrr of the NAACP wat in
form. si of the treatment that the
vrcrjvpdl ai the
..f ■ ■ ?. .!.;>■ i.f oi>- intoxicates
v or srand
. ... rs ; ,s.- Copeland, had
sr hoy i,o Wintrer's Grocery
,;si ’/' ■ s■:'' S'. . ■ sri n' i'‘ '. NY's
Br Avenue, la.M Thursday, to
i snisoc sn* groceries for rup
per.
t ;'nj] arriving at the 'tore,
s i sSi is I .[. ! s .- h Gilbert
Winirce, the I:<4 proceeded
coMhiiiii on rvr,r s>
4 Children
Suffocate
in frank
CH A A I.OTTE .... Four small
chilsM';: oil from the same fami
ly uis "Ain vher, they became
irsss •• discarded trunk,
Thursday nißhi
Tru sdr. . vho;-' e.ees r*fl|*
Iron; , : "Si:: to .! ! vears of a.?s
vr- fi.iiiKi hv their fatjier Mar
sh;'!' csin's oil st;,or v two hour
ieh of the home and neigh
borhood.
Police ; remised that the child
iv ; s -i ; v' Mu irunk from
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