JNG SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1(957
Mate Shot In Ambush
Term t'ANF) A 28-year-old Memphis man, James
Tucker, shot his former gweet
heart in the hip with a 25-caiiber
I automatic pistol as she walked
. 1 down the street with another man
d . last week.
Victim of the angry blast toy
HjL Tucker was Miss Willie May Ray
ig&L g born, 28, who was taken to John
igri'ijljftoi Gaston Hospital where her con-
SE&jSp uition was reported to be Rood.
§, Mlli Police said Tucker admitted
® shooting Miss Rayborn while hid-
' inp behind a bush.
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OT •>7—A uow la aiiowi* Aura*, ,
; of the 56 members in the cast \
] r,f the TOP ROCK TV ROLL
SHOW OF ’57 which will play j
the Raleigh Memorial Audi
! toriuro for the Big Labor Day
Show anti Dance date on Mon
i day night, September 2nd, The j
show will co-star Linda Hopkins,
new sensational singing star of i
j ‘Shiver and Shake* fame; Chuck )
Willis, that 'C. C. Rider’ man; •
The Solitaires, Little Willie. •
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John, of ‘All Around The World’ j
'arac; Shirley 1 Lee, the big
shows favorite of ‘Let The Good
Times Roll* fame; and Teenage
Turbans. Other artists Included
in the show are James Merritt,
vocalist and four r4> great Rock
‘o’ Roll orchestras. They are
Roy Gaines and his great Rock
‘a’ Roll Band, and Wailing Bill j
Walton and his Orchestra, j
There will be only one show at i
8:15 with dancing after the j
show unUl i B .m. Doots will open j
at 7;IS. Mail orders and ticket ;
sale are now being filled at
Thiem’a Record Shop, Hamlin
Drug Company and the usual j
place* around Raleigh. Reserva- j
lions for white spectators will ;
be offered In the entire rnezza- j
nine, left and rear balconies.
This will be the only date of the ;
show in eastern North Carolina. ]
fi Critisisni
Doesn’t Hurtj
Me,’ike Says
W ASHINGTON— ( AMP»-Presi
dent Einonhowar Indicated this
week that he wasn’t too worried
about criticism hurled at him by
opponents. He compared his criti
cisms with those heaped upon
George Washington, Washington
was one of the greatest statesmen
ever produced by the English
speaking World, said the President
and If ho came under heavy fire
by the press during his time he
(Mr. Eisenhower) need not be dis
turbed by the weak and inconse
quential things said about him.
This observation was made
when the President, was reminded
by a reporter that Hop. Cleveland
M. Bailey, Democrat of West Vir
ginia, referred to him with ahshort
and ugly** word.
Tiro reporter was referring
to a statement made following
tha President's press conferen
ce fast week the West Virginia
Representative called Mr, Ei
[ senhnwer “a lousy liar’*. Bail
\ ej*. rho inn anoS M * If I:, it-.* sub-
I committee on Education which
i approved the school construe*
j lion bill, said the President
! was a "lousy liar’’ when he
disclaimed responsibility for
defeat of the bill.
! Tha President hod fold newsmen
i that ha hod spoken up plenty of
time* for the principals embodied
in his school r. i program. Ha was
not too enthusiastic about the De
mocratic substituted bill, he con
ceded, but he had expressed wil
ingnesa to sign it had it passed the
congress. But he added he would
introduce another school bill next
j yea*.
Youth Confab
Eat By iayor
For November
CHICAGO (ANP) Mayor Ri
chard J. Daley announced Wednes
day that the Mayors Advisory
Commute* on Youth Welfare and
the Welfare Council of Metropoli
tan Chicago w.iU launch a commun
ity mobilisation for youth on Nov
ember 7, of all Chicago organisa
tion* concerned with youth wel
fare.
The mobilization will begin with
a confei t r.\ e of more than 500
youth, community, social service,
religious, civic and allied agencies.
F’rograms find recommendations
for action In solving the major
problems of juvenile welfare will j
be developed to be carried on sub
stcfueaily lay tfao Chicago organi
zations end community groups re
presented ot the conference,
"I hope and behove that this
conference will develop specific
recommendation* for continuing ac
tion by ail the people and organi
zations In eve ry community,’’ said
the Mayor, ‘‘Working together, we
can give our children happy and
healthy lives and guide them to be
come responsible, constructive
members of tha community.”
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