STATE HAWP HEAD APPEALS TO SOLONS
r VUGfIT lsaac Sanders, the third of ihe five prisoners who
escaped from the Jackson County jail, May I9th. to be recaptured.
\< is arrested in a Kansas City apartment May 20th. Here, Sander- is
v’; .. i n at (hr police station with Set Robert MrMeachin. 5 Nil If)
pf PHOTO;.
s Hold 37th Confab
1 1 Kinston; Cite rrexy
UT .1. P. H MIRES'
KTNriTOK—One of the high
' of the 37 th annual conven-,
t■ -on the North Carolina Asso
ciation of the Improved Benevo
lo.it Protective Order of Elks of
the World tIBPOEW‘ which met;
here last week, was tire 10th ar>-!
pr. tv banquet honoring State
pn: -bin Rev Kemp P. Battle
of Porky Mount, who is also
i-Tand leetiuins night of the rw
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Tftird Month Ends; Monday
Beadline Far Bonus Receipts
The deadline for filing receio’s i . ——
xn r ' *» *i Miiiip. iri rii/.e •
er purchase slips- for the third j
month of participation in the Bon
us Money Program is Monday,
June S at 33 noon. They should be
tit.-i-r+ea tr, Tt7ls r.AROUNIATv
61$ 75. Martin Street,
The third month ended Wed -
nesday at midnight after Ore
weeks and. from all indications
a record number of persons
are Trine for the «t*o which
will he divided between 10
families,
First. place- award, going to »he
person who has spent, the roost
money with our advertisers in the
past fiv? weeks, will be SSO, fol
lowed by a second of $25, third
sl3, fourth $lO and siv-th to tenth
of $5.
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HISTORIC FIRST At the end of an historic
(graduated from ('Union. Tenn., High School, shows
the previously all-white school last. year, protected
to end violence when the Supreme Court ruling end
town Although angry crowds protested then, theft
received his diploma with the rest of his white class
i Morf* th&n 100 orid D : iir- i
ter-Elks ddcffstcs attended the $2
| per piste banquet, hold in the Ad
kins high school cafeteria and
gave sifts and testimonials to Bat
; tie’s many years of ser-doe to 'he
Elks of Tarheelia • oven be tore hr
! become ptwiden?.
During 'he dinner, m■ • \ ’A
Battle 'wife of the provider* • ore
rsf'Tit-c'd to Bi D-HistMer !V;.
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State News
Brief
■
EX SLAVE DIES
WIN IBTON- SALE M Mrs Alice
i Thompson, born in slavery in
j Lancaster County S. C„ died Fri
: day at the age of 103 at, her home
; here. Mrs. Thompson had been
j active until early this year when
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beginning. Bobby I.ynn Cain, the first Negro to be
his mortarboard to sister Diane The youth entered i
by bayonet-wending National Guardsmen called out
tllnp school .segregation was put into effect in the
were no demonstrations to mar the ceremony as Cain
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THE CAROLINIAN
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In N. C.
VOLUME 16
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Man Rapes Sleeping Mother
“Don’t Ever Despair,”
Rsv. King Tefis Group |
MONTGOMERY. Ala • ■ Dr.
Mutttn Luther Kins. Jr. told a 1
tiiar- mceur.;: Monday night
“don't despair no matter what
• t.he outcome is m the trial of
two white men charged with
bombing two Negro churches here
•1 don’t know what- will hap-;
pen.” "Kins- said Bui no matter;
Two Gunmen 1
™>s> s> Os, , f%.f
m. 2 viore Os
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NORFOLK. Vs Two Negro;
Runtnen hrlti up a. crocer.v store :
hen- Mondov and escaped with
about SI.OOO in enrh.
One of the bandits held s pis-,
tol oil a rlc-rk. Mr.-.. Mabel Hawk
ins, 36. and forced her to empty
the rash muster of bills. The!
second man forced store manag
er Harry Beider, 45. to hand over J
money from an office safe.
Beider told police the bandits 1
fled in a black 1950 sedan which!
was parked in front of the store 1
POLICE MAKE
AUTraST NERVOUS:
GREENVILLE - -James Clifton J
Taylor, 29. of this city says he
was “all shook up” and, as a re-;
suit, wrecked his automobile be- ;
c -.use local police were following :
him.
Tavlor collided with a car
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" RALEIGH. N. C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 1 1957
what does, please don't, despair." |
King, who is president of j
the Montgomery Improve*
merit Association which spoil
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Reviews Fine
Os SIOO,OOO
In Alabama
MONTGOMERY. Ala. —Negro,
leaders said Monday they were
hopeful a U. S Supreme Court
decision to review a SIOO,OOO con
tempt fine against the NAACP
in Alabama "is a victory in our
long fight" to get the organtei- 1
: lion functioning again in the
state
The tribunal agreed to re
view* the fine imposed on the
group when it failed to pro
dure its membership rolls for
examination to State Attv.
i Gen. John Patterson.
The high court will hear argu \
merits in the case sometime next i
fall. The Alabama Supreme Court j
refused to review the fine impos- ;
ed by Circuit Court Judge Walter |
B, Jones
Attorney Fred Gray, a leader i
in the successful bus boycott, said j
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ODDS-ENDS
f*T ROBERT G. SHEPARD
ASKING FOR TROUBLE. It cer
tainly looks as though the Raleigh
School Board is doing all that it.
possibly cun do to get itself in
trouble, People of the calibre that
the school board is supposed to re
present try to avoid in every way !
taking steps that will provoke i
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This Week’s/
The merchants listed beli
Money Stores.
PAGE 2
Tip Top rood Store*
BtirefK Seal Cover Center
PAGE 1
Wood’s .V- A lor store
Allas Seising Center
Mother A Daughter Stores
Joyce A llailev Furniture Co.
Alt ted Williams Sr Company
PAGE S
Famous Bakery
jtiosse Jewelers
Jtramer's Jewelers
Notional Art Shop
Twin Inn Oil Service
Hudsop-Belk Company
Wholesale Electric Supply, ttic
Southern Furniture Company
PAGE *
Thompson J F.’ans. tm.
Firestone Store*
R M. Young Hardware Company
Community Grill
Carolina Power A* l,igh» Company
PAGE ?
City Motor Computer
PAGE *
Lewis Radio A TV Clinlr
Ftrgt-C'itiaens Rank * Trust Co
John Askew Painter & Decorator
Hunt General Tire Company
Edward's Shoe Store
The Hood System Industrial Bank
Washington Terrace Apts,
N. c. Produels
Longview Plumbing * Heating Go,
Gem Watch Shop
Poole's Pte Shop
PAGE 9
A ic P Super Market*
Mr. ElVlk Hand
The Capital Coca-Cot* Bottling Cm I
Southern Beil Telephone Co.
ft E. Quinn Furniture Company
CivelSa Beauty College
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REV, W. W. FIN LA TOR
* • fights jim crow
Alexander Sees Reprisals
Following Bill’s Passage
BY CHARLES R JONES
! The president of the North Caro
lina Branch of the NAACP. Kelly j
Miller Alexander of Charlotte, ap
: pealed to members of the Corpora- j
! tions Committee of the State House
of Representatives Tuesday not to
• follow the example of other sou- j
| them states in segregation legis* I
I lation. Three white persons includ
: ing a woman, also spoke in opposi
; tlon to the pending legislation
Alexander, who testified at j
»n open hearing on bills rtf
i signed to open records of the
NAACP and other organlzz
| lions, questioned whether the I
state desired to go on record
with a “constitutionally do
hious law."
following the hearing, the House
Committee on Corporations refer
red the Lwo bills to a subcommit
tee,, headed by Fred W. Bynums,
Jr„ of Richmond County The bills
would require detailed annual re
i ports covering membership, col
j lection of dues and expenditures
: and gjf»s in the state from corpora
j 'ions, concerned with advance
ment of tb« interest of r’HrcnF on
Advertisers
low are CAROLINIAN Bonus
P*f> 1b
Blood worth St Tcurtet Home
Heater Wot! Company
Caveneit Insurance Agenry
Dunn's Esso Service
Carolina Builders Corp
Watson’s Seafood <C Poultry Co In?
Cmstead Transfer Co A Food Store
Dillon Motor Finance Company
Ridgeway's Opticians
Prp»l-Cola Bottling Co rtl Rslelgh
| Mechanics & Farmers Brink
Warner Memorials
Deluxe Hotel
PAGE 11
I Peebles Grtll
Raleigh 3eatood Company
; PAGE 12 fWAKE FOREST)
Smith Furniture Company
j Cruiser Motor Company
; HflUowrD’s Cash Food Slot*
Pickv Frye's Shoe Store.
; Massenbnrg Grocery
| General laundry A Cleanerr
| Chevrolet Service
i KelMl’s Super Market
I Y. E. Holding (j Company
! PAGE It
HeUlg-I-evine Furniture Company
Jones' Case
Poe Brothers
Western Auto assoritite Slow
Victor Auto Part*
Beasley's Store
Victor’s Place
Triangle Station
Ralph Martin
Twin City Radio Company
Hudson-Belk Company
! Varlna Wholesale Builder*
I Stephen* Supply Company
Tom Ashworth's Tire Service
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I Tire Sales A Service
i Acme Realty Company
Ambassador Theatre
KM.*
. . . appeals to sninns
the b-iMs of* ihnr color, ri ligion
race or nations! origin
Representative P> I. Satter
field of Person Comity. *.vho
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Mass Trial For John Kasper, 18
Others Opens July Bth in Tenn.
KNOXVILLE, Term -A ma
federal contempt trial of John |
! Kasper and 16 other per -on ■
j charged with interfering with
racial integration of the Clinton.
Tenn., high school will be held
July K.
REV KINfl ii Got d,>i fin I.ut hrr King, right, who attained nationwide promtDßiM
a* Ihe leader of the Montgomery, Ala., Bus strike, is honored for his role In race relations by the mem
bers of the Hotel and Club Employees Union a Local Six fAFL-CIOIi headquarters (305 West -14th Street)
New York, May ’,st, Presenting the leader with (he SJlflO cheek is Union Pres. David Herman (left),,
while General Organizer Betty Bentz prrsenf*. fhc plaque King was chosen as the man who made the
greatest contribution i« the cause, of racial under standing In lf>s6 (UNITED PRESS PHOTO).
NUMBER 39.
[ * *
WILSON Mr; Mary E Hat
dy 39. who is the mother of ->•.
children has char.:••■<; iba- C!,n •
nice KM; 39. ifruuitfd her
while m)ii we.*, sleepinr on a couch
at her home he, e Sunday
Fair, charged with rarnal
knowledge and assault, wa
bound over to Superior Court
tor (rial Monday after n hear
ing in city court.
Mrs. Hardy testified that a
; she vea.s resting on her couch in
! the hving room of her horrm. she
I became aware of sometiiing h'-p
! pening t.n her., woke up and found
! Fair attacking he*-
1 AUGUST DATE SET
TOR KNIGHT TRIAL
1 NASHVILLE Trial of Deaf
i mule Johnny D, Knight of fn t
! degree murder charges in the
• knife .-.inyr.l2 of n white houee
■ wife war. postponed until August.
Two court.-appointed defense
| attorneys requested continuance
! of the trial until the. August, term
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t f*. District Judge Robert
! Taylor in setting the trial
date .Monday denied a demand
by Kasper. White Citizens
Cnuneii leader who represent
ed himself in absence of his
attorney, for an “immediate
f BOftjlS
fdt Moto
S. C. Strike
Leader Cited
By The NAACP
COLUMBIA S C A 2 2-r sir
old Negro s r udent from Charge
ton who led ?. student; body sinks
at South Carolina state Co?V?g»
la.-i vwf, received a rights
citation in New York Sunda."
The rit&tion. awarded bv th«
National Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People, was
i presenf-’d to Fred Moore by farm
er Brooklyn Dodger Baseball star
Jackie Robinson, the first Ne
gro to pjny in organized bar-ball.
Moure was expelled from South
Carolina State for leading s stu
dent. body strike in protest asninst
racial integration He enroll*d at
Allen University here and ,J 111 be
graduated this wnek
trial,' preferably this week.
The trial was postponed last
January bv agreement of gov
ernment and defense attorneys.
Kasper's name was added t-o the
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