name TH PC mrc ll n m i itii
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SayFianee
E i Critical
Cccdition
!• IX 3 CHER Two women one
r.; hr.'i bride-to-be the >< hes
mot! - :*: of two children vr; c
V led in * crr-t.ucl. collision that
i-/i fivr other persons injured
c: i Saturday mornins
Dead are Mu Mae Hail
Si *hp bride-i‘i-be. of Asheville.
■■■ d M:.x Sarah Cm. Singleton
»•?*s. of Slater. B C
Admitted to Mai gain R Par
ec? Memorial Hospital at Hender
sonville \> i , e
John H Sinslrton. 35. of Slater.
Mrs Singleton's husband: Ulysses
More, 38. of Asheville, and James
Arthur McMillan, of Asheville,
Miss Hall's fiance.
The conditions of Moore and
McMillan were reported critical
and Singleton, serious
Treatment Giver
Given dispensary treatment
wrte Mr:- Roberta Moore of Ash
eville. and her husband. James
:>g
•State Highway Patrol Pfr Dan
prady reported the south
bound auto skidded on the ram
y...r pavement and turned ode
•!s’ inthe path of the truck
driven by -Singleton
In the auto. Frady said. were
Mrs Hall. McMillan, and th*-
three Moores.
With UJ.vsses Moore driving,
they nere headed for Greenville
S. c., foi the wedding scheduled
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• n
AT TV ANGIE BROOKS as.
-,si int attorney general. Depart
ment of Justice. Monrovia, Li
•" ■<, has arrived in America foi
diplomatic duty. Miss Brooks re
turns to her post as delegate to
foe United Nations at. the request
of Liberian President VV V S.
Tubman This is her third term
at the International body, nr is
a graduate of Shaw University,
Kalelgb V (' ... CANT!
Appreciate Heritage
Shaw Students Urged
RALEIGH -Shaw University's
91;H anniversary was observed on
Friday, when student. 1 . faculty,
staff, alumni and friends from all
over the country paid tribute to
Dr. Henry Martin Tapper who
founded tire school in LBSS.
At (he grave ceremony the trad
itional v reath was placed upon
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" **!*' ' >*’ ** j
fvv V 'Vi# ':
FOUNDER’S DAY RITES—The
pf, ’« Day ceremonies at Shaw Univer
the glare of Henry Martin Topper
s«'f( trt right they are Dr IV. R. Sira
former president and now head of
' t • and Dr P. ,t, ftMtop, prcsidrn
of .V. c,, Inc.
+ f 4* 1" i 4 + -f f .
Seek Bosses In Smuggling Ring
The Carolinian
10c v--H 'OtevbL lOc
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VOLUME 16 RALEIGH, N. C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1956 " * NUMBER*9 ’
D. S. Calls Bus Showdown
-4 “j
U. 8. Moves
Up Bus JC
j WASHINGTON —TT ?, aim:-
| rtrys from 14 South,un states are
I scheduled to meet, here on Dec 10
with Attorney General Herbert,
Brownell Jt to consider “those
measures most appropriate’' for
the Justice Department to use in
| enforcing the end of bus segroga
i tion.
The states which still have bus
segregation laws on their statute
books are: Alabama. Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia. Kentucky, Lou
! isiana. Maryland. Mississippi.
North Carolina, Oklahoma South
j Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and
I (f'ONTIM'KD ON P.lOfi I)
: j Dr. Tapper’s tomb by Coriene
i: Dud’ey, a senior of Hailsboro who
• | is Miss Shaw University for 1956-
:p?.
ii The Founder’s Day address was
■ made by Dr Robert P. Daniel,
. president ot Virginia State Col
i i (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2)
e main participants in the Found
rsity last Friday are shown here at |;
r, founder of the university, From j
assner, president; Dr. R. P. Daniel, |
Virginia State College, Petersburg, I
it of the Baptist State Convention j
l
'v- 2 >x ,
HIT PEARSALL PLAN—These three Salisbury youths discuss the
; rearsail Plan during a break after the Student Senate passed a bill
repealing the plan during mock legislature in Raleigh last week. Left
j to right : Edward C. McLean and Leon Watts of Livingstone College
| and Ervin Watts of Catawba College.
| TURKEY DAY GRID CLASSICS
A fls T. Aggies vs. N. C. College Eagles, at. Durham
; Howard U. Bisons vs. Lincoln U. Lions, at Washington
Va. Union Panthers vs. Hampton Inst. Pirates, at Hampton
Morgan State Bears vs. Va. State Trojans, at Petersburg
Kickoff Time for All Games: 2 P.M.
Cite Alabama U. Trustees!
In Lucy Case Contempt i
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. <ANP) -
A federal district court judge here
| has given the University of Ala
] bama trustees 15 days in which to
! show reason why th v should not
I be neld in contempt of court for
i refusing to admit Negro coed Ar
thurine Lucy Foster last. February.
■Judge H. Hobart Grooms, how-
All Quiet After Axe,
Screwdriver Battle
DURHAM A man and a wo
man fought with an axe and ah
screwdriver as weapons here Sun- 1
day morning and police investigat- : •
ins the bloody affair called it a
draw j
Investigating a call in the Ptin- j
nu*ak of Wilkerson Avenue, of- l
I ever, cleared three other univer
■ | Mt> of Arturs of contempt in the
• case. They are Dr. O. C.’Carmich
> a el. president, who announced las,
work that he is quitting the post
oext .lanu***. William F. Adams,
di in of admissions, and Rufus
(CONTINUED ON PAGE Z)
ficers sa.v that they found Sam
Gaines, 40, of 9i6J Burch Ave..
standing in the street, blood i
streaming from his face
Gaines told them that Mrs.!
Queonle Thompson, so. of 913 Wil-j
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Slays Girl
|Friend On
Third Try j
. H rintJT - - Thomie John?
son is in the local jail awaiting
trial for murder after making I
good his threat to kill his girjJ
friend. Miss Madeline Daniel. AS.
here Saturday,
According to Police Chief W
j B Rich. Miss Daniel had previous- :
!ly told him that Johnson had
; stabbed her on two ot her occas
| ions.
“He's a mean man.” she whs
j quoted as saying. "He said he was
J going to kill me and he'll do it.
I (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2» '
U. S. Judge W ould Throw Out
New School Plan In Virginia
ODDS -ENDS I
| By ROBERT Q. SHEPARD
j Thanksgiving: “T ha u crownest j
! tha year with thy goodness ... "
Psalm tio: 11. When we allow our- j
; selves to look above and beyond I
! the: fading forms of mallei ann
! material ideals, we can see and I
; behold the goodness of the Lord 1
i By (his goodness we are shielded •
j and protected from all evil and ! i
I harm. When we. daily lift, om i'
| hearts in gratitude, to » loving : :
i father arid strive to obey His com- ! i
! mandmonts, our efforts are crown- i
i ed with success and our “cup run- i
S neth over. As a racial group, w. «
: (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) 1
gg
COMMITTEE PREPARES FOR
STATE CONVENTION --These
•t W, Elgon High School stu
dents are shown making prejta-
Arrest Os 3
May Touch
Ring Heads
RALEIGH -AJt’nouli three men
I have been arrested no charges of
; of smuggling merchandise valued :
i at $30,000 from a local warehouse. :
■police ue still looking tor tin
; white men who are heln ved to be
the ieadrrs of (be the!: :n:r.
Arrested bv sheriffs denut •
following an inve-s'ieaUon n > i
■ era! weeks were; Tom Jnri •:
j Route 2. Wake Forest; Chsiier,
■ Frank Smith of Washington Ter
■ rare and John Wesley Hinton of
i 103* Fowler Stvef All are pm
plovees of the Raleigh raiier
Company and are being l?<= Irl in
1.1,000 bond earn.
Treded for Whiskey
Jce Batchelor, hea-i of ihe de
fective agency, '..lid ihai Hinson
confessed taking articles end
(f hVTivrm on rv.s ii
Ex-Cage Star
To Hospital
After Melee
RALEIGH - William T Shyne
former Notre Dame University
basketball -far. Tas fined $lO and
costs Monday a.- the rrsult of or
altercation with Mis," Henrietta
<Cootie’ Blandshav Saturday
night
Cootie and Ethel Thomas, a
friend, received the same sentence
According to Cootie. Shyne ••made
improper advances” to her at the
Coionade. When Cootie sou ' her
self on the flo.*r. i.vo -isi,r. - and
spme other girls came to her res
cue. Sevemi of her boy friends j
Hater Joined in the meler and Wil
liams found himself staggering
down the street, bleeding from
cuts in the neck and back
He was taken to St. Arnes Ho:
pita! where he was treated and
released. He was later arrested foi
assault and battery and for giving
false information to the hospital
regarding his identity He said
that He is now stationed a! Fort
Bragg with the R2nrl Airborne Di
vision
NORFOLK, Va If V S Dis
trict Judge Walter E. Hoffman
had to rule on it today he would
hold Virginia’s new pupil assign
ment plan unconstitutional, he re
vealed this week
“If 1 had to ride on it to-
Ligon Host
Student Coi
The J. W Ligon High Student;
Council of Raleigh will serve ;>.-. j 1
host to (he sixth annua! e.onven-;
tion of the North Carolina Asso- 1 ;
eiation of Student Councils on;;
December fi-7 This convention is j
expected to attract approximately ! >
500 sponsors, principals, and stu- 1
dents from all over North Caro
lina.
- ■} .# it *
rations for the annual N. C
Student Convention which will
convene here December S and 1.
Kf.STIVE >sool!—Pretty Miss Gl. ; Hinton, daughter of Mrs.
VI a hi? Hinton, .’>Bi V, ( abam.i* Street appears amte satisfied sine*’
she lias the main dish of her Thanksgiving dinner in ham!. She. was
caught by a photographer this week on the lawn of R. >|. (.tudup,
US n, State Street, who raises turkey-. The 1.8-year-old lass is a
graduate of f.ignn High School hero and attended North f'aroiinj
rollc-cr, Durham. ST AH' PHOTO R! fIIAS R .fOMS.;.
Quiet Thanksgiving
Predicted For City
Thanksgtruic Day will e? eele
brated ouiei'•” in ihe •-ity this
yeai a■:• ol survey by ’Vie!
CAROLINIAN ! , eveals,
j Services have been scheduled as
• First Baptist, and Davie Street
■ Presbyterian Churches- for
! Thanksgiving morning at 11 o -
1 clock.
Stores, banks, schools, si.ile
and federal agencies will he
closed for the day. t nr some
schools the holiday »i!i e\-
iend titiiil Monday morning
st tugusiine's dosed on
Wednesday and will resume
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day, I would have to throw ii
mil the window." Judge Hoff
man said on Saturday after
bearing arguments on ino- J
lions to dismiss desegregation
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 2i
To State
uncils
The theme ’The Student,
Council-- An Answer to Juvenile 1
Delinquency’', will be explored in ;
panels, discussion groups and
problem clinics
Dr. Marguerite Cartwright, not
ed educator and lecturer of Hun
ter College, New York, will ari
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:•.■.■ ••'NSU";--"'.'..'., \V<s.”g,yv< syVY.y-' • ‘‘- r, *-*-v,‘'e*eise3PWiaWMQ?4gßhgjkgifcS*-_-
r X. X
Standing left to right: Barbara
Taylor, Dennise Perry, Eleanor
Nunn, Willie Carr, and Gloria
| State News j
Brief
| _ ___
BOS ND OVER FOE FORGER V
RALEIGH- Probable cause "as
found Friday in City Court again
<•;. M' Lola Dover, of the 309
block, of E Ecienton Street-, on t
charge of forgery. Evidence, show
ed that -nr forged the name of
Matthew Hander.-." to a nor* and
obtained 'MOO from the Bank of
Raleigh She war bound over un-
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NETS HOLD
3 CONFERENCES
RALEIGH Three sessions of
Annual Conferences of the AMK
Zion Church will be held through
! out the state this week, it was
! announced Tuesday
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SEABROBK ACTS
AS SMITH PIXY
CHARLOTTE. N C Dr J.
Ward Sea brook of Fayette villa
was elected acting president of
Johnson C. Smith University at
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: Latta, Seated: Martha Duets.
! Erneet Ratliff. Student Cm*
I cil President mad Betti* BMiesr,