SON OF WHITE MOTHER IN NEGRO SCHOOL
The lucky far last week was i
the one brartr;the tag num
ber ’ H-524!). If the owner of
that car took It '« Dunn's i '
Service, corner Cabarrus and
85«odworth Streets, here in Ra
tfish, he rrceiveii a free grease
job.
This will happen every week
Watch for your lag number. If
h follows the. asterisk, you will
get- the grease job. The num- j
her will he taken from any car j
j bearing a N, C. license.
Ihe numbers this week are. X ■ j
3335; R-5.il t!>; X 31855: T»-
! 3872; X-.M858; and X- t«X«3.
South Can't Turn Us Back,NAACP Told
■ White 7 V Man Freed In
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&NhL£ St-i
REI.IWTH>— Kell .v Alexan
der. Charlotte businessman, who
was elected unanimously ! or an
eighth consecutive term as
president of the North Carolina
Chapter of the NA.hT, meet
ing in Hurt am last week. He
urged XAACP members to bom
bard the desk of Governor Hod
ges with letters denying ac
ceptance of the governor’s plan
of v«’'!» ! ;irv school segregation.
',l, ' jfc. .J’ -
HOI-D KINSTON TRIO
CLINTON Police are holding
three youths, each about 20-yea Is
old, a! Wilson for authorities from
Sampson o>unt> or a charge of
breaking, entering and larceny oi.
three Chilton business firms Wed
nesday night. dames New ."'in.
.lames Raker and Charles Jones,
all of Kinston, have allegedly ad
mitted to Wilson author-tie: that
the'- took part in the crimes.
GREENVILLE WOMAN BURNED
UKKKNVIU E— I‘olif'e are
Investigating the burning of a
rare woman here Saturclai
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fh
"GUEST HOUSE" AWARD
Mrs Helen Starks proprietor .of
StarksviKu Guest Home, is pic
tured above receiving an award
for having the guest house of
the year.” This presentation ws
.made at the annual convention i
The Carolinian
10c
VOLUME IS
Uy J. 15. HARRI.N
! I >UKTI AM Speaking to >
i audience if over 400 people ni iiir
: SI. .1 phs \MK Church hort:
! &:•■■ in; •',! the 1 iery Br.p;..' tnin
j ister-president, the South Caro-:
i Jina NAACP Conferencr. 1 ir.
! .Janie- M. Hinton of Odour- .
’told the opening ma»; nif'etm : of
i the N.C. NAACP 12!h annual eon
feiTr.ce that m reality, tht pio
segregationist South «•:<*.; "tin'
i fighting the Negroes, they arc
j fighting the V. S Government
| as they seek to circumvent, the t
<S. Court decree against sepi'ear.-
i Hon in f; nil.
i Hinton, she only man to re-.
: turn alive, from a Kian ride seve
; ral years age denounced, what
i he called “slanting of the news" by
1 Southern white press. Said he. :
j “To mid the white newspapers:
| you would thunk that the whole
I South is against integration in -
■ CONTINUES) ON PACK 11)
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noniis) mmm i
i bsfjyr n?..*? vJv'w 4.
RALEIGH WOMEN
DETROIT Mich. Two pro
; minent Raleigh. N C women were
honored at the annual cemention'
of the Nationwide Hole: Afr.-oeia-
Uon held heiv Oelubet 17-19 .it. tire
Gotham Hotel.
Miss l.nelllc Griswold was
ici-it'cted sceret.iry of the us
soeiation. while Miss Helen
Starks received an av.iril for
, having the “Guest House of
tin Year.” Both <>] crate holds
in Raleigh.
Forty-five member hotels
were represented.
■■CONTINUED ON PNG! 11)
of the Nationwide Hotel Assn,
eiation. which convened in De
troit Mich, last week. Making
Ihp presentation is le*se New
vow of Newsom's Guest House,
i Atlantic. Gib. V, .f.
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RALEIGH, N. C.
i * . . 1 "tu'Vu
%
j&kL V Nil 1
WORKMEN AT RIVERSIDE ’•
INN are shown as they assent
: hie Mi el beams tor the root ot
a dance hail at the recently-pad
locked night club, located on
the Poole Koart, last weekend.
State Baptists Hold 88th
Session At Winston-Salem
WINSTON-SALEM Dr ,J. H.
Jackson, pastor of Mount Olivet
Blips i;:t Church. Chicago- and
l president of the National Baptist
Convention, will be the featured
attraction during the 88i.ii An
nui'i Session of the General Bap
tist State Convention of North
0.0 olina. Baptists, representing
S 56 associations, seventeen hundred
churches and a combined mem-
Road Term
For Ex- Cop
Leslie Clee Hi- 25. of Garner,
a form-i Raleigh policeman who
was sentenced to two years on the
roads m Recorder’s Court Thurs
! day morning, had ‘wo more years
■ added to his sentence in Domes
| tic Relations Court, that after -
' noon,
i Judge Jeff Fountain sentenced
| Hicks folio win ;.. hi. conviction on
I (CONTINUE!) ON PAGE 111
What $ Happening
'On Desegregation Front
j Fla. Town Says It
i Will Sell Beaches
| SARASOTA, Fla If Negroes do
I not accept the offer of a segregat
‘ed beach, the Sarasota County
| Commission has announced that.
| it will seek permission from the
;j voters to sell all public beaches.
The proposal to build up an all
' Negro beach on Longboat, Key was
. i rejected on Thursday at a mass
mooting of Negroes who declared
; that they would u-e any and all
: public beaches whenever they
! chose to do so. Five auto caravans
lof Negroes have visited white
ij beaches where they went awitnm
[jing in protest to their lack of
I beach facilities.
The commission voted or Mmi-
I day to ::uc Negro huder.' until
1 May i to accept «.e oile: of a j
special bcr< h. If they still refuse
j the commt ,-io.n say;, that it will j
; call s. i oferendum on selling ail j
'public beach pidpcrty, jl
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2d, 1955
Arthur Dove, proprietor of the
establishment, said that he plans
to erect twenty homes in tne
vicinity in the near future, the
place was padlocked two weeks
. bersiiip of 300.000. will gather at
the Shiloh Baptist Church, Nov.
i -3
Dr, Jackson will come to this
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 11)
See Suits Following
Goldsboro Accident
GOLDSBORO - A: picdieicd j
by the CAROLINIAN last week, it |
! is believed in many sources here !
I that there will be suits filed in j
the wholesale injury (bat resulted
tn severe mishaps to seven, wo- ;
; men and shaken pa for scon:-' of,
others, when the truck in which ;
they were riding turned a curve
too sharply and they were thrown
out, while I hey were on their way
to pick cotton and the Stale Ho* ;
pital Board has announced a
wholesale investigation, into the 1
| matter.
John VV Uinstead who heads
ON
PARK SEVEN
FOR
CLASSIFIED
j ADS
* -fe; *
ago, by court order following
a disturbance between several
hundred patrons of Riverside
ansi the State Highway Patrol.
—STAFF PHOTO BY (HA- K
: JONES.
ISAYS MOTHER, 11.
ABANDONED BABY
| i Miss Peggy Ann Best. 17. of the
i 100-block of Grimes Alley was ar
: rested thb- week on chai ges of
,; hnvnig abandoned her eight
! month old baby in an automo
■ bile.
Robert Duncton of 311 Freeman
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 11)
lhp h«arrl. announced lliat *1!
rollon picking operations, by
inmates of the ideal insane
asylum, had been suspended
until the investiagtion is over
They have also suspended the
guard, reported to have been
in charge of loading the pass
engers, she hoard has sched
uled a meeting for November
10.
The CAROLINIAN has been in
touch with some of the i elaitves
of victims of the accident :, ci wa.-
(CONTINUf I> ON PAG! 11'
. Charter Granted
New Georgia Klan
; ATLANTA - Pulton Superior
! Court Judge Claude D. Shaw on
Monday signed an order permitt.-
1 ine the formation ~f n new Ku
I Kill- Klan organization in Grot -
j gin
I To be known as "U. S. Klattb.
' Knights of the Ku Klux Klan "
the p.rdup will take the place of
the Association of Georgia Klans
1 whose charter was revoked >cv
| oral years ago.
i Attorney for the charter ap
j plication was Samuel Green, Ji
S son of the lute Dr, Samuel Green
|of Atlanta, identified as a former
I imperial wizard of the Georgia
1 association.
Hooded Men Shoot
\2 In Fla. Town
i UMATILLA, Fls Fou; hood
. * < CONTINUED ON PAGE 1!)
NUMBER 5
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P.Y CHARLES R JONi s
I “I slit! i'.ave r* u— •!• ■- o- ~s
i and Pm gun .. to r. ,■ j !; du-.ml:---
j ties r .-o ' " rrr
■ intoned by City Court, Ti.uf.. A
ib a t Doub Mnnriin a:' ! < .> , - ; n.
jj freed Roy .bdnniii.k 37
j! al of the WU.N’C tell vi ,r,r. ivs wh
[j here, on i ~ ;i
| 17 vi ;•• . ,
toft her mo; . sc. i i.- • ■ in
and into (,'h ;, p .......
W-v, alt. Vi J to Ji i' , don i
bis aut - ' !? f
I Which IV>K*l it.'d!y 1.,-:, .; '• ).:■ j.ove. ■ ,
j| at in mu i J
I tie liven.- < in: i:;: u i , s i . ,
j! convei l:iiie. w eh j.-o :.
I j rest
Miss Jean Jernigar.. a senior
! at J. W. Eigon Junior-—enior
J High School am) s<* iln j,, t,,.
j presented to Raleigh society as
. a debutante, tieeMred tb i.
man, late, identified bv ii.o a.
Johnstone, attempted to a
s.iutt her on the morntnrr ot
Ortubcr 15. Jutiß-.iom U.Uis
denied the charges hut
mittert being iri the iftf merit
(CONTINUED ON i
WHO KILLED
SANDY TATE?
[ MORGANTON Wrin tnc
! gun that snuffed out the life of
.'>3-yc;it-old William Henry - v-s -
dyi Tate early or. the niornir.:
|of Sept 21? ,
A Burke County coroner';' jury
I was unable Thursday night to tU -
j u-rnijne whether Pate was kiued
aceidently or whether ■ >.>«•• son ot
j pel soils link It,: At, <\ ;..
(CONTINUED ON PAG! if!
Angry Crowd Menaces
Fayetteville Police
FAYETTEVILLE - - Police re
jin for cements were called for here,
on Sunday when two policemen
seeking to arrest a mar. at the
’Dawkins housing project were
i mauled by r, crowd.
Answering a complaint that dis
orderly persons were disturbing
a church, the officei« reported
that they rounded up a man iry*
fgdf
V A Arp I. MG A L i XPLttTs
; ONFER Legal c .*|»e~w of the
N»ii"nal Asseciitien fee ihr Ad
vancement of Colored People sot
. 1 together «( finrhun S*twrd,<,i to
i compare, brief# filed In federal
:11 - Yr,-0!d Boy Admitted
To School For First Time
By STAFF COR RES PONDE 'V T
SANFORD Lee Cotißty school -
| officials ottemßed to solve, an. ■
■ educnit-mal problem that has been
! hanging fire for static time sn and
nnoutd .Sanford aaen they pci
; nutted Bobby Albci’ Coggins r,r./
1.1, to enroll in the New Hope \
| School last week, thu.-; ending tt
i st niggle by his white mother. Mrs
J Margaret; Coggins to get him in (
school ever .since h« was seven
! vears old.
| The writer wen! to tip? home,
i occupied, by the. boy and his moth - 1
p,, about seven miles trout San-!
I ford, in '.viu»t, is known as the i
] Tcmpton sevUou or. Monday and!
' (ound !hr be. Tl;c- hoy!
Uval ■ .V’.u'i ••i f* j r?drru{ tro ,
• to *h<- scbooi and was irt th.e see
■and He si-' s'.ici ll\ai ..-
was li years old.Hc told the v.v ' • :
cv mat h;s AH,'!,;;i'i v&s not at;
horn- Aii-.t si she worked at a;
d ive ui. 5. .ftniorri
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m ;?|:s
W* -fer v;
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pit, S:\VL'* D. JONES
. . . now president -emeritus
“fT *Kr~«> v »a
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s4* ’•JLPX *- V- : J A. w* J- > s.i ,i'" L *O4.
NrOi'lAT i'‘ ; t rv'>. ■' J* "TLY
'•> Jtk Ji?L ; -'••’• ' *btf %.-• jj&} Ml ' -4 AW*, !?
OIIEENBB' >HO Act ins* u'-ni
; hi.; requrst that hr be retired be
cause ot iP hca)tit. trustee;-; ni
Bcnn-ti (folic*!:, to st'ss'jn hi *.
‘ Baturduv. named U Duvid D
. Jo if'St-. J-t-il'i ■' •
atee-i Ts . WSat K Player to usc
uecd his as president,.
i f h
w
1 rf Jjjj£tF
net l . 7't, wt* *t st*i vi-ii
with the Raleigh Police Delta il
ment since January I', F
1 tii,mil'll in Uls resignation 1s t
Friday. <'!Arh-• who rn.ui.iges
a soda shop hetc. said be plans
to “enter private business.”
ins to slash another with a knife.
They disarmed the man, identifi
ed as Daniel F Carter, find wa re
escorting him u> the police ear
when a crowd gathered and at -j
tempted to push them away.
Carter, taken to a local hospital
anl later released, was charged
with assaulting police officers, en
gaging m an affray and nvu.slmg i
arrest.
com-is asking an cud to school
vsrn tfaisw. Shown in photo
left to ri*ht are; Ha try E
Or»v«, fiiycUcyHlc. a member
«f the state N*< Arp Lc.fcal B,r»
, CommUtet; Robert L. Car- j
T!vs reporter then i*Rd the
• Nf" ji- -r><; school I‘, V. is then*
that }>'■ interviewed the pnnci
!;kii, T C Hodges. He was fold,
by fiip j’.iincipal that- the boy
bad bt;-s:!i .• tni'terl and that he
would rather any Information on
the whole matter to come from fcbe
superint. i.rU-rtt •’ Lentz He
' <||ja t.'.y that the boy had been
! admitted on the st*enaW> of the
fact rh:d hi; birth certificae read,
ti .•*> Is?'was ■•colored".
The n... tt’i then visited the
: pl.'.c’ v*i-.i re a\e woman works.
‘ She >r.am> ' »nrt told the report,
jcr thwi :hr would re him at her
; home on Tue'-day The writer went
j back to her home about 2:30 P.
• . home,
b-:l. *h'o son :■ rived ium as the
lepers<-! ■ a <b't io •- Tbs
' buy suit! that hr Uvwoht his
mother w uld he ,unr- about 5 30,
1 H'ONTiNrrn o" r\r,r. in
u,\ n, rr.iyfß
. . .ill', rods Hr JObes
! .»•. v.-jin has Smell ill -!V>C.P
rr .■.■■./• named presi*
,■ -i of '■ r.rrf (••niler.e in lOdft
i... the oi ertabnshed
■ ,< worn. ' e li-m and has
(i r\yr ■.! ( 4 s \ ; j<;
P«?SpS v;i;r '; -■ :■ •. v
■ ■■■■;. ' Jj
r.i. \ i.r . ; i v At to i 1). \
... i f \ ■ ■■ n giv-n
an *,( 1 .!>ii' to n >ve m court
the Communi. I? allegations he
! h.'lleci n : ~.. !!r' ' the NAACP
j down in Gevogta last week
In dirersh:;- Aftorney General
Cook’s jiifo.-'! hla t, against the or
! star rat ion ;.r,i v. erk in Durham,
j dnnng Ihe .••nmial meet mg of (he
; Nonr (’.'o*ohrri NAACP f'onfe-
I renc a sevoi al rod ions 1 officers
! disclosed that Mr Cook's charges
i were being studied to see to what
; extent, if any, they violated the
j statutes against libel and detarna
tion of di.’ii act. r. Those spokes
men indicated that the first offiet
! il react ton of the organization, was
j the dismissal of the charges as
J !ri\ iat id of no consequence in
i the As octal ion's proven ad her*
.mil* to oil the in iii' lijlys of Ain<-
! ri«-:tn demur; racy. They mid ; t
! w.i.i ,i'u 'ed however, that be
c ;' •e in Hu A;- -ociation .■ U-. sit
1•• land .i-.-iinst m uregatton, diseritn*
’tierion ;,sd .Mil nf their attendant
;!1 . r-i’ty cor ;iers(u-s mignr
he inclined to accept Mr Cook’s
f.ttitemcnts if the Association did
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Garbage Men
Get Charter
Raleigh's municipal laborers be
rattle organized Just Thursday
night aft. r receiving a charter
from the American Federation of
State County and Municipal Em
; m'.' Ur on (AFL.t. at a meeting
(COMINI I D ON PAGE I?)
ter. New- V«rk City, chief as
sishtni in Thurjeod Marshall;
-sort Conrad O Pearson of Dur
ham state riiaitaan of the L*-
j gal Redress Commute*-