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STYLISH CHIEFS Striking'
a light fashion note from the
Bark Continent, Nigerian tribal
i* chiefs Wura Assart deftl and
V Elizabeth Adekogbe display their
colorful native garb, featuring
striped, turban-like headdresses
and floral-patterned. ankle
iengfh wrap-around dresses, in
New York, Both front the Yoruhe
tribe, they ore among 100 fe
Preston Weaver Gets
Letter From Patriots
C'HAFEL HILL Preston Wea
ver- shoe shop operator, says he
“Didn’t bother" to read a letter
from a. segegationisf. group pro
testing an application for one of
his rune children to attend a
white school.
Weaver said the letter came
from the executive committee
of the Orange County Patriots
of North Carolina.
It protested his application for
his 11-year-old son to attend the
f Local YMCA Sets 12th
Drive; Kick-Off Meeting
The 12th Annual Membership
Campaign of the Bloodworth
Street YMCA will begin with a
KICK-OFF MEETING at the “Y"
on Monday. July 1, at 8:00 F M.
end continue through the month,
it has been announced.
Dr. N H. Harris of Shaw Uni
versity will again serve as genera)
chairman with C. N. Coble, offi
Man Attempts To Rape
Minor In A Bean Patch
Joe Clifton Grant. 1115 South
Haywood Street, was arrested by j
a Raleigh patrolman Monday!
4 ODDS- ENDS~
By ROBERT G. SHEPARD
HOW COME. According to au-.
identic news reports 2 young
white men were recently appre.
white men were recently apre
hended on Western BJvd. one
night havmg sex relations with i
ft 15-year-old Negro girj, Tried!
for this offense in Relaigh's City ;
Court last week the two men were !
freed on the dubious grounds that I
they did not instigate the dc- !
iinqusncw of the girl and thereby
could not be charged with eon- j
tributing to her delinquency How j
all of this technical double talk I
resolved the quiet of all concern- !
ect is far too involved for our fee- 1
ble brain lo accept. There is an- \
other angle however that deepens
tilt- mystery. The girl was found
yuilty and sent to the County De-;
tent ion Home to stay until room j
can be found for her at Dobbs
farm
The judge must have tu>- j
sumed that she was the cans*
I of it all that she either had
contributed to the delinquency
or rather the crime of the ?
white men involved ft is ra
ther strange, however, that, the
2 men were not found guilty j
of anything, After all they
were caught in rfcp act of for
nication and adulter? and
there a, penalty under the !
law ter such an art.
On the other hand suppose this !
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1 male leaders invited to New
York for a four-day session by
(he National Council of Women
of tho United States. With typi
cal feminine reticence, (hcv re
fused to state their ages hut
, did agree (hat American women
are "too bossy,” in contrast to
(hose in their homeland where
j "men are overlords” in the home,
I UNITED PRESS PHOTO..
• white Chypd Hill elementary
| school. He said technical matters
; ruled out his application last year
’ and he filed again this year. A
decision is expected July 1.
Weaver said he i- not a
fraid to "ask what's right"
and he isn’t "paying any at
tention' 1 to the Patriots.
"I got, a letter from them last
.year when I applied." he said.
“When I opened this last one, it.
began the same way. I just didn't
bother to read it,.” ,
cial of St. Augustine's College
! Alumni, campaign director. E. L.
I Raiford is the executive secretary
for the drive.
Many of Raleigh's male citizens
have been chosen to serve as
campaign colonels and invite men
and boys to join the "V"
These include: Archie Smith,
Cecil Flagg, Waldo Gay. O.
night for assault with intent to
j commit rape after he allegedly
attacked an 11-year-old girl in a
j bean pat-ch on Bragg Street.
Detectives were told by wit
nesses that they saw the man 1
struggling with the girl in a bean;
patch bark of a home for the
aged operated by Mrs. Florida!
Ham, under the sponsorship of 1
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100 May Testify
I John Kasper Ant
CLINTON. Term. An attor
; ney for 15 Anderson County citi*
; zens charged with segregationist
John Kasper of hindering court
; ordered racial integration pt. Clin
j ton High School Monday pie-j
dieted moie than 300 witnesses
(will he summoned when the 16 j
: stand trial July 8.
Thomas Gore of Nashville said
the defense will call between "30 >
and 40 witnesses.” He predicted j
; the government would subpenoa '
I "about 75."
Gore, who arrived in East
Tennessee Monday to open
preparations for fhr defense
of his clients, said he beiievef
the trial would last about two
l weeks.
Several other members of the j
! defense 'counsel are. expected to j
| arrived here later this week to go j
lover plans for the federal court;
j case.
The 16 are charged with vio- j;
latlng a. federal injunction which i 1
barred interference with the or- ;
derly integration of the Clinton I
High School. Kasper now faces a '
one-year prison term for convic
tion on a similar charge, <
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j VOLUME id RALEIGH, N. C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1957 NUMBER .10 |
Caught Talking With White Woman,
0. A. Dupree
Target Os
Clintonian? j
BY AUNWDER BARM S
> CLINTON The educational
nor has shout, reached the j
hoilinc pom 1 in this little farm-'
ling town the citizens await a :
decision from the Board of Edu-,
cation as to wha; it would do;
about retaining O. A. Dupree asj
the principal of the Sampson I
County Training School. . ‘
The fireworks started when
a group of citizens, represent
ing the Civic League waited
on the Board and laid bare
some startling facts about the
conditions of the school Ac
cording to reliable sources the
school head was charged with
using methods to solicit funds
for the school (hat did not
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Members 1
g July Ist ,
F Coy. Edwin Turner. S. G. J
Turner. C. L. Amlerspn, \n ,
drew’ Fellers, >1 B. BirdsalL j
Sr.. Monroe James, Louis Hop
kins, W. F. Peterson. Robert
Powell, James Cooper, V. W.
Henley, W. H. Fuller, Clifton
SilJs, Hartcll Lane, Rev. O. L. \
Hairston, Frank Ridley, Rev.
it N. Howard, B. J. Neal and
Rufus Raines.
During the past year the YMCA !,
has rendered a variety of indivi- |,
dual and group services to thous- •
ontls of Raleigh's citizens. Many I,
of the city's leading club, and or- ,
; ganizations hold regular meetings !
nnd conduct other activities that 1
benefit the entire community j
Many boys and young men enjoy j
daily recreational, social and ed
ucational activities at the "Y”.
Services of the YMCA in- i
chide, health club, body buil
ding exercises, public meet
ings, forums, game rooms, bil
liards, TV. lounge, music room,
library, counselling, day camp,
i i ,
* (CONTINUED ON PAGE ? i j I
At Trial Os
d 15 Others
FJHJDJH
SENTENCED TO DIE IN
BRUT A * SLAVING Robert
Tollle Davis 28, and members of
the jury which tried him for the
i bludgeon murder of Mr*. Emily
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LEAD MINISTERS’ INST!- j
H TE These men were among j
the leaders in the fourth annua!
Town and Rural Institute for
Ministers held at A&T College !
j "" ■■■„, ,
| Nation's Publishers Meet
Win. O. Walker
J
Proxy; Succeeds
NC’s T. C. Jervay
COLUMBUS, Ohio—The dele
gates to the 19th annual session l
of the National Newspaper Pub
lisher's Association, in its final
meeting hoc Saturday, selected
William O Walker, publisher,
Cleveland Call A Post, Cleveland,
Ohio, to head the organization j
He takes the helm from Thomas j
c Jervav, editor and publisher of i
the Wilmington Journal, Wilming
ton, N. C
Mi Walker was one of the
founders ot (hr organization
in 1940 ind has beers in some
ke\ position ever since. He
has served us president, one
term and has served several
terms as secretary He has
made an enviable record as a
newspaperman.
He served as the general man- 1
ager of the Washington Tribune ;
before taking over the post at
the Cleveland paper He has been
very active in politics and served ;
a term on the Cleveland City l
Council. He is a Republican.
Jervay was not a candidate to
succeed himself. He too has had
an interesting record as a news
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j Shupc. 25. s former white resi
dent of Kittanlng. Fa. Although
Davis insisted that be was in
i accent, he was sentenced to
i death. He denied signing the
last week. They are from left to
right. Rev. \V. T. Brown, Greens
boro; Rev. J. A. Forbes, Raleigh;
Rev. Cfon McCoy, director of
religious activities at the college
State News
Brief
CUB SCOUTS TO BRAGG
RALEIGH Cub Scouts and
Leaders in the Wake Division of
the Orconeechee Council. Bov
Scout.; of America, will visit. Pope
Air Force Base, Fort Bragg, Sat- j
urday. July 13 The bus will leave
from the Raleigh Memorial Audi
torium at 8 a m and return .about
6 pm. according to the Rev. D
N. Howard, Scout exec trive.
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murder charge reduced
FAYETTEVILLE—-Mrs Be
sie Carroll of Fayetteville,
• barged with the murder of
her common law husband, was
cleared of that charge last
week after an autopsy revealed
that he did not die ot stab
wounds she admitted inflict
ing. She was indicted for mur
der after admitting the stab
bing of Andrew McLean. Mc-
Lean was stabbed in the groin.
The autopsy revealed that lie
died of a hemorrhage under
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• contents of * signed statement j
produced by the state in the
Armstrong County court room, l
Kittantag. (UNITED PRESS j
i TELEPHOTO I, '
and under whose direction the
Institute was held and Rev. K.
O, F. Goodwin. Winston-Salem,
coordinator for the IniislHutr.
Dowdal H. Davis ,
Publisher* Dies
At Columbus, O.
INDEPENDENCE, Kan. - \i!
that, was mortal of Dowdal H.
Davis, 53, vice-president and gen
ora] manager of the Kansas City'
Call, was deposited here Monday
with his immediate family and
newspaper people showing much
grief and concern. W. o Walker
represented the NNPA
The well-known newspaper
man was the victim of a heart
attack while attending the
Newspaper Publish
er's Association, Columbus.
Ohio, last Friday morning 3-
Publishers ’
Workshop
Set For NC j
COLUMBUS. Ohio—C C Dei- 1
oie, chairman of the committee;
on Time and Place for meetings!
of the National Newpapers Pub
lisher's Association, announced;
here Saturday that the commit-:
tee had named North Carolina as!
the scene of the next meeting, a
workshop, which will be held tn
Januerv.
P. K. tervay, Publisher, The
Carolinian. and Alexander
Barnes who attended the
merlins said that the place
had not been determined, but
it Is believed that II will be
held in Raleigh or Durham
The 1953 annual meeting will j
be held in Philadelphia, Pa„ with;
the Philadelphia. Tribune acting ;
as host.
bout 3:3ft "Mr. Davis arrived
in Columbus Thursday, in the j
company of his life long
friend John H. Sengestaeke
publisher of the Chicago De
fender, and went immediately
to the Seneca Hotel where the
sessions of the convention were
being held
He. attended the night session,
which was a dinner given by the,
Coca Cola Company and then
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Jj’
1-
Farmer Kills
Airman As
Sister looks
YAZOO CITY. Miss, —A you nr
white farmer has been placed
under arrest here and charged
with murder in the shotgun death
of a Negro airman, who w~x kills ri
instantly when he was discovered
sitting at a dinner table wit.h *he
: farmer’s sinter. The slaying oc
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Durham Group Fined
On Trespass Charge
DURHAM A local preacher
and six other persons were fined
210 and costs of court each Mon
day on charges of trespass which
grew out of an attempt, to get
service on the “white side” of an
ice cream parlor
Judge A R. Wilson of Record
er's Court imposed the fines on
the Rev Douglas E Moore. 28
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PAGE 3
Tip Top Food Store*
PAGE .1
I The Hood System Industrial Bank
I Mr. Elvis Rand
National Art -hop
Carolina Typewriter
PAGE i
famous Bakery
1 Kramer's Jeweler*
Hudson-Belk r ompany
S. M Young Hardware Co
!PAGE *
Tire Distributor*, Inr
Carolina Cleaner*
| Mr C. Karl f.itlirmati
’ Chicken In The Bna
■ Tmvn A Country Furniture
I Stephens Appliance Company
!PAGE r
I Sanders Motor Company
' Carolina Huirk Company
I Conn-Go we 1 Pontlar ( ompnm
|PAGE A
j John Askew Fainter t»eror»t«*e
I lewis Ratlin f TV Clinic
| Gem IVateh Shop
1 Ambassador Theatre
i Thompson A Evans. tn<
IN. C Products
! Edward's Shoe Afore
!PAGE 9
! Raleigh Funeral Home
A & P Super Markets
! 8 E Qnirm Furniture Compr.'V
! Southern Furniture Company
! Mr Al-ten McNeill (Lot tor 5.f.9)
i Booker’s Cleaners
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Blood worth St. Tourist Home
Heater Veil Company
! Caveness Insurance, Agency
Dima s Ks*o Service
Undertaker
i
C A fsoll> Haywood Sr.,
i founder and president of the Ra
leigh FuneiVi Home here, was
singularly honored by his fellow
morticians '> hen they derided to
dedicate the handsome souvenir
program of their 30th annual
convention to him
This group. The Funeral Direc
tors and Mortician? Association
|of North Carolina which, met. in
i-Winston-Sa Iran last week with
headuarters at the Carver Crest
Primary Sphool. dedicated, its
souvernir program to Mr, Hay
wood in recognition of the. many
years of valued services he has
! tendered t,h<> organised morticians
cf this state. Th« citation award
ing this honor is as follows.
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: secretary of the North Carolina
j: Methodist Conference Melvin
•jHaywoftd Willis. Jesse Willard
1 1 Gray. Uremia Lee Williams. Viv*
f ian El line Jones. Mary Elisabeth
i; ClybU-’T. and Claude Edward
i Glenn.
All gave notice of appeal and
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■ Caroline Builders Corp.
! Watson’s Seafood A Poultry Co., Inc.
Umstear) T-ansfer Co <1 Food Store
Dillon Motor Finance Company
Ridgeuav's Opticians
i Pepsl-Cols Bottling Co. of Raleigh
Mechanics &. f armers Bank
Warner Memorials
Deluxe Hotel
PAGE 12
Wake Insurance Agency
>* oorllief
Hollowed* Cash Food Store
Chevrolet Servdce Company
Crusle, Motor Co,
Drck Fryer Shoe Service
Keith's Super Market
1 Collin ’ Tv»J
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j Sr art’s Totlrlst Home
: Tom Ashworth's Ti-e Service
i V*rins> Wholesale Builder* Supply
! Twin City Pidto & Appliance Co.
; Hudson-Beik Company
: Stephen* Supply Compinv
! Farmers Supply Store
j Steve's PU-r
TunstaH'i Store
Terrell * Grocery
Veale's Shell Sendee
page 1«
j Mr. Elvi* Rand
Acme Realty Cost-puny
Ftret-l dtlaem Bank A Trust Company
Hunt General The Company
Twin ■ Inn Oil Sendee
1 Clvotla Beauty ColI*g«
The Sales & Service
PAGE St
3. F. Goodrich
Hurt’s Garage
; Mrs. Kathryn* Shipird
1 {Summer School Clinic)