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.
HAPTFY DAY FOR HIM • - Ernest Green. rente, ■ a seni< r-i <'••;><,.»■ " '•• s. bool. 1 D'.o r»»-k \r)<
slv'TVis off his sebnn! books to friend- after fit- and rich! «•* c- '• i rt el Mi n w'-re :u|m tlrri.
I, b the aid of federal troops, to the school. Eollooinc: a «ve<>k of s: id'. 11 v Negm children have not
fcpoifed mr serious tnridrnt* inside the school. Crowds have eesised taunt the students sinre the ar
ljv.»t e.( tenons it'MTt.O PRESS TELEPHOTO.
f \ |’l piifii nf* 1 i'i •§• f^l ‘ ■" 1 ”' * r p ft ft-f
J% fr
CREENSBOTIO -■ four sms- j
r;':cT.s hf;?n 'TJOsHoJKd. rboiH !
d yin smite blast v??vt <>ff ;
; r, f~:snt of the hem* fii 3 Negro I
Wiikins, Marshall' lb 3p.,
In Charlotte For NAAC3
CHABLOT TT—Two of th» n> •
tior.'s leading fighter-- for equal,
. ,'t-f,-ir Ne.eTces will jtpeak if:
this city next week when the N C.
chapter of the National Associa-!
Ton for the Advancement of Col-‘
ared People holds its 14th annual'
convention.
Theme of the cOfjvent :on 5?
•’Civil Right? In Action' Freedotr.
o<i The March."
Tinv H'ilkins. pat tonal ev. cu
live secretary. >. t.\f P wall be
‘Satchmo’ Changes Tune; Sends
ike A Congratulatory Message
DAVENPORT. la. 'ANT’' - Tn
the jiwv language of jazz, Louis
vSatchmo 1 Armstrong last week
told President Eisenhower to
“Cool it.”
The colorful jazz musician.;
whose "hot’ 1 trumpet, has delight- ’
ed fans throughout the world, :
pent a telegram to the President
congratulating him on his decis
ion tn use troops to put down dis
order and enforce integration at
Little Rock’s Central High School.
A few days before lie bad
eriticized the President and
abandoned a proposed Slate
Department - sponsored good
mil! trip to Russia, Now be
says he may go to Russia af
ter all
The telegram bore the popular
Armstrong trademark. It read:
“If you decide to walk into the
schools with the little colored kids,
ƒsdfe
Ml-TPRs ATTEND AA-.T Three-sisters in “si air- step” order in r% * .''to ’<»o« are jttondtn? A.f T j
College, Tfesv are th*- Martin sisters from Sharon, Pa., from, left to right Flora, ■ ■mb in ms in Soct-
Ts Mtredjtfc, a junior In nursing and Iva, freshman L"- nursing.
J, T '' , : ,;i r.: (i T'" a" 1 ™" 11 *
-.• i: ii r-, 1 .j t t
-• * ■
Lou isvilU > hy*
couple. vlv>:-> two ehiM: <-e beiar
Officer* said the dynamise
heard Friday. Oe»ohct i! it
3 p ni
Thurgood Marsha!!, chief
counsel for the N f ACT', v.id
(>e the keynote speaker for
the Sunday, October 13 ses
sion at 3:30 p.m. Marshall is
called hy many America's
greatest civil rishts l.iaycr.
The meetings will be .stoned at
:’r.e Patk Center, 310 N. Cecil
Atu.sic will be nro\ irieri Hv spec -
(r riviTvi ?;t on' p ft
take me along, daddy. God bli .s
you.”
((’On iivi i n os' park n
Hearing In
Holt Case
Is Delayed
A federal judge set a hw m,-,
j probably for later this month, on
j the Raleigh City School B< ,>rd>
| motion to dismiss a young N« rro's
1 suit to prohibit racial segregation
!in city srhonip.
(CONTiNtirn on !'\r,r
i . I'Hfior tijrou r* of planted
iv Jro*»l of tUc.» hovn 4> . There
V'.y. a lok i blast in iront of 1
u< :fft v* i>.. f tijah Herring’s
s'f‘S • O! ;• nt#hi. Thp
t'OiO' f v b f-rt.i te.i for the
it bit, alone wHh their ch*l
-3 ~?a,
• m tp* hemp were ;
• . • 1 j Herrin#., .Tr lh; j-tussob' |
! *• ir*<r*i;ift Jv loljon inj the
hbvl ,i! available polirr offi i
n‘rs wore rushed to the scene,
inil < tr’v investigation reveal- j
r>\ no injuries and no proper?'
<: , r.-' -rp \ , ;ir was chased [
v’ >m a* '« seen leaving' the
j scene.
t i . v:m vt.« lost several miles =
A. ' ■’*>• ;-c of white parent?? have
j : . t-rl their children from the
, ;«ji. ,Srp. ; .nl sir.co the colored :
Cutset In 2
murders Bound
Cver Fsr Trial
i CHARLESTON, S. C. ~~ Mrs. ’
j(• Kis;,in 1,1 Good ley was ordered ;
■ over to General Sessions j
, . ;!>•> -.vithout bond on a double •
. nri'fch;n-,;- Monday by Magis- j
i W. Ft Dickey.
Mis Cnodlry was charged
•-V .- !( shooting of two
other women Sunday in a dis
turbance at a North Charles
ton service station.
The dead women have been
identified as Vtr* I,noise AD
j ston, tv. and her daughter. Tire.
Mu - Mire Thompson, 29.
Witness reported that the fight
j i faulted from an argument over •
I tre bo hand of Mrs Alston.
the
In N. P” ' 16 Elsewhere
VOLUME 17 RALEfOH. N. C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY OCTOBER V 3957 NUMBER 1
W ' '% J&xudfl & '’fkr "jSfee <f 4? %
rfere
iHFts a @ s * e «
1 ft lllf ill
I 1 wlr|*«V WWall j
WASHINGTON. D. C —ln all ;
likelihood the federal troops that!
are now on duty at the Little ;
Rock Central High School would '
have been withdrawn Tuesday
had not Governor Orval Faubus
included two words that left a
qir-stion in the mind of President,
Dwight D. Eisenhower as to the
covcrnoi s • incei ity
North Carolina’s chief m
ecutivf, l.uther H. Hodges, ae
companied by three other
Southern governms, called on
the President Tuesday at. the i
finite House in an effort to j
persuade him to withdraw fed
era! troops from the school.
Eisenhower is reported ‘w
bait' isreef to do so had sot
the eoeernor’s pledce upset
him
trovTfNt’EP oy rants n
Miss Counts
In Private
Pa. School
CHARLOTTE Miss Dorothy
Geraldine Counts. 15. left this city
Sunday for Philadelphia, where
she will attend a private, inter
racial school. She quit the local
Harding High School, where site
was the first and only Negro pu
pil,
The only failure thus far m
“token integration" a* far as
North Carolina is concerned
came when Miss Counts’ fath
er announced her withdrawal,
integration is progressing
smoothly in Winston - Salem.
Greensboro ami in three other
former all-white schools here.
“We dont’ want to give the name i
of the school Gn Philadelphia l |
(CONTINI K» ON PAGE 21
Awards Go To Churches:
All New Bonus Money Program Announced
OoDs~EffDs
By ROBERT O. SHEPARD
A STRANGE BREED A local
wit, commenting nn the trial end
subequent acquittal of the F. prison
ers who were recently on trial here
for ihe fatal knifing of a fellow
prisoner. - lid, "lawyers are a
strange breed Now just look at,
those nine high class lawyers do
ing all of that arguing for them
convict? ” ‘You know one thinr
1 I! betcha eitner one of them would
have been glad in nave, had the
job trying tr convict them."
DON'T LET THE OPPOR
TUNITY CASS: Parent* "f
(CON f INTER ON PAGE ?)
i Schoolgirl Killed
SPARTANBURG, S. C A
si ven-year-ntd Negro girl was
struck bv an automobile a* she
waited fni a school hits on U.S. j
lligcwav m, three miles north 1
oi' Innuir.
The highway patrol identified
the victim as Patricia Ann '
Pearson of Route Three, Inman. 1
Ttie driver of !h* automobile 1
! William It Burnett, Ik. la be- :
Inc held without bond rand
ier m.f.nm r> of * epi-npff's tit
vcetlgatton
i
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ALL’S QUIET NOW Passing the Little Rock, \rk.. Crnir.-I
High School this week, a Negro girl stops to look following th< inter
vention of President Eisenhower how sent In federal Troops to en
orce integration. Negroes had been unable to walk near the ht;;h school
for fear of mob violence for almost a month, federal troops were
withdrawn this week and replaced by the state’s National f.o.inl.
(UNITED PRESS PHOTO )
i Beginning Thursday, October 10
: the Bonus Money program will be- j
! gtri a completely new method of
! operation. Churches in the Raleigh
; Wake County area will receive the
! bonuses instead of individual fami- j
j lie* as in previous months.
The awards will be as fol
lows; S&O, first place: $25. «er
ond place; sls, third place, and
Id, fourth place Rpad Bonus
Money rulrs on page 1 of this
edition.
f. hurch members tri the city ■
| county area are urged to turn in j
p trrhasr slioi- or receipts to a com- :
mi-tec appointed b.v the pastor, j
I Th® slips could he turned in every j
I Sunday morning
.At th* end of the Bortov Money
fCONTINHEB FROM r.Aur I)
85th Assembly
Os Disciples 01
Christ Planned
PANTEGO— The Eighty-Filth
; Assembly of the Disciples of
I Christ of the Washington-Norfplk
I District, comprising Eastern North
| Carolina and Virginia, will con
i vene at, the Antioch Church of
I Christ, Pantego, October 8-11
The theme of the four-day
session will be “Supporting
The Christian Ministry,” Hort
pastor will be Elder G. R.
Lotork.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE ■*>
State News
Bits
MAN. NON ASSAULTED
GREENSBORO — Local police
Thursday arrested f--ir N '"tot's
on charges of attacking a white
man ami his son when the pair
went to purchase gasoline for
their car The four fled when oth
er Negroes in the community came
to the rescue of the whites. Ac
cused of attacking the pair a ret
Jack B. Hall. 19; Lonnie McNeill,
18, Herbert Kitt, 21. and Preston
Hicks, 17. Police quoted the fath
er, Frank McDaniel. 45 as saving
tcoNTiNt ro ns p.xr.f ;»>
Convict Hangs Self j
A Hfi-vi ar-olrl• convict, who
ha* been under a psychiatrist's
care, hanged himself Saturday j
with his hell in a hr,spit il iso- 1
latino ward at Central Prison.
The convict was Nelson Cri'p.
| sentenced in September, in, VI, j
fteoufort County - to i.hirt"
year? tor .prnnd Jrgtfe mur
i -le-
3 injured
In Ahoskie
Gun Fight
A HONK IK Tw 0 rut n Kill
ed and three others wounded ur
eijp hr, 1 tie Hint erupted ■ Ne
gro roadhouse nenr her' 1 Rundaj
night, police reported.
Coroner t croy E»itier said
Utc proprietor. Hunter New
some. ordered three patrons
ai his place. "Rirdland" to
leave because they were ere
al.ing a rlisturhance.
Orif* of t.hr p/itvons dro'v s Vctufc*
and nnothor a gun and started
carving Newsome up,” Fuller sani
, drew two accoicl
.rr i,o Fuller, and started shoot
rrn\’rrNTKi) ox v.\t »
Baseball Bulletin!
In the first same of the World
Scries between the New York
Yankees, and the Milwaukee
Braves, fan stars marie a repu
taWe show ing. Elston Howard.
who he ! ri down first base fnr
the Yankees, hi! a single early
in the game, played’at Yankee
Stadium, and the Braves' We*
Covington hit twire. one for a
two base run and hit a single.
Hank \aron hit nnre lor the
' Braves. W hitey Ford, Yankee
pitcher, 'titled the Braves' pnw
er. The Yankees von the first
game hy a score of 3 to 1.
New Bonus Hour/ Rules
All purchase Mips or rcee.nl' presented ’o you. ■-•in.-:--' .t.u.* to roe fro.w
slore“ advertising ■ 1 the CAROLINIAN
Each, week carries a date in the Bonn- Morey - e.:£
must come from Ire store during the week t,-r ad am-n-r-
No purchase -tips repre ontin.s a bus-inosr, ..iouk. ••• - •• A i
must come from individual purchase ; .
All churches tn Raleigh and Wake County are ■’ ' •' •’
All purchase slips must bear the name the ’trite .rum vmon - n '... -
All nnrehnsc slips should be subin't:-'d in site name n; the rou.ch ’hd
; should be. in the office of the CAROLINIAN re Mone.js foi.o,' mg c ose .'••
i order "that smaller churches rnav have, an , ! oupm limit.v to snare n
the Bonus Mnnev the following regulation is > >;Ocdieni N > churrn group v - 1
;be awarded J.-t Bonus Muncy er.-dr-cutlvrlv. 1 r Minutd n ( : :Utrn ret m'. e ,sl
i Bonus Money after the first pc nod it would mo •• to t m,. , , O.rJ
Borne period to he presumed Ist award acatn tlow-ver ■ <>'.<■ no.' nor
j Dial second and third award* r.nmu be s'-t- >u mice" ’• < mtcou-m..
rverv church croup bar the opportunity In s«we ’ aw uu 1 >
No purchase of over S.H’O tnr in an) one merchant eurm* * wee* *tn be
‘""'There Is a celling of »*•«" per week tor cm. *•.«• pureb*’-*‘
i r the event «t the same amount «! piinb'scs by m«ie -htn "nr ent t
* W *Weekly purrhVsr'toUts should be <hi»wrt •»« »nh n,r-kr» and on
' a,* outside of the envelops carrying the period i entrv dong with nam. s..d
! money earner' will bn annmmred lb the letus tnUo’. tr.g the closing
j * all entriei" r*m»!n the property of the r ’>ROLL-TAN
ah u living l« final when ths name* Bonn* Mon*-- earwerr ir, an*
tinunr.ed tn The CASOMNJAN. and no responsibility Is accepted . ■ this n«e.s
C,, ’’|»o harbe wHI b» contHlered ev.cpt p? merit on martgSt**-
This Week's Advertisers
The merchants listed below are CAROLINIAN Bonus
Money Stores.
PAGE 3
jo k Clothing Company
! i i;"n riitnitur* Companv
T A 1 ('lower Shop
PAGE S
<h....1- Store
ft i; Quinn Furniture (.ompanv
Zenith Dealers
Peebles Crown Service
.PAGE S
Hudson -Helk Company
Gnomon's Grocery A Med Market
I dumbo's Buber Shop
j Atlantic Seafood Company
.lohnsou-I auntie Company
Klertrlf il Wholesalers, lnr„
CAGE fi
Mother <S Daughtet sum a
Wavjtde Furniture COmuif-
Peebles Service (enter
Macon’s Barber Shop
Southern Bell
I Town & Country Tire Service
PAGE 7
s.tndct s Mo*or Company
CAGE «
The Hood Svstem Industrial Rank
!c. s Tin ker Brothers Furniture Co
| Hurd General Tire Company
('em Watch Shop
1 Raleigh Funeral Horn*
iRAGE a
A a P Super Mirk.r'-
i Moras. Grocery r*> Market
I Goodman's
v,, .jnhn W winie*-,
, , -r rij aotrs
Lewis Radio A- TV Clinic
page l n
Bunn s Esso Service
i ethos
.Mo^y
me MArnv I. UTHFR Ki vr*
ma j?• i,s.tl S’ ( a r*p®afa*?* % #
Baptists la
Hear Famed
Clergyman
~~ ' O'
FAIRMONT--The eof North
C.-.roijßA F.:.pti.‘ r . vui! b- uirr.'-d
! rv ... -,.,j TT- fmAn F (.'C i, *'d A r
where »he 90t-F. Annuo'. Session
of ihr- Geroval Baptist State Cor.*
vention will mens wit,h the Fi: .-1
Baptist Church, the Rtnerend J.
,t. Johnson, pastor
Messengers, representing 1700
churclrCs and »’vrrT of
Ihr. state, are. expected to attend
i !-i; =. tht." -d" its; e;;pg A
'losi'nvtd *o encotu' i.v? and strens*
(i-iPf, the siinporf n f e<iUcationr.l
, rovi -s >t n os p,s' ? y-
Blood worth St Tourist Home
! Heater Weil Company
• i ivt-ncn insurance Aceacy
i , r il'iij Hiltlders Cerp
Wataob v Seafood A. Poultry Co. Inc.
Cmstcod Traatier Co. a Food Store
Dillon Motor Finance Company
Ridgeway's Optielans
Popsi-t o!a R .ith’if Co., al Raleigh
i W iroer Memorials
j Deluxe Hotel
I PAGE U
: tamo'll Baker"
the Capital Coea-CcU Bon! t Co. lag.
‘ liter':, Int
F.restent Stores
'■Vishin-ton Terries Apts
rir Russos Matterv a Cleinera
Twin Inn OU Service
I page 13
Keith Super Marke*
• infer Motor Compm
vamn Wholesale Builder* Supply
Roger « Soda Shop
1 PAGE 15
il.irrlv Wholesale. Tn*
Page IK
Security Realty Com Ran-,
; Rhode* Furniture Ca
Clvclla Benun I ollege
Mr ‘ Karl Lltchman
K.jmev r .Ictvclrv
s c. Products
rirst-ctdicht Bittk A Trust Cumpany
'■me Itca't- Compaajr
’. P top Food Store*
Mart rss.iddi Theatre
m Voting aatdwan* e.atartaf
'lr. EWi Pars