NEW CIVIL RIGHTS BILL INTRODUCED; MAY FORCE INTEGRATION
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HERBERT JUDGE LEWIS
...brought from from New York
Local Man
Nabbed On
Jewel Rap
City Court iudgr Albert Poub
.found probable cause last week*
• cr d again?* Herbert Judge Lewis,
29 ben*' known around Raleigh
' Fair! Harbor' and bound him
f er to the nw.t term of Wake Su
pr-rior Court under a $5,000 bond
l.e-.-is, who is now languishing in
the WOf County Jail. ‘‘'as return*
■ r-o to Raleigh last week by two lo
cal detect'd es from New York City.
a ft *■ »
ft" is aeruscd «*f entering
Basse's Jewelers on Fayette
ville Street last year and steal
ing merchandise valued at sn,
non tsorvie of the jewelry si as al
legedly sold by Lev's thus
leading officers to start a man
bunt for trim.
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iF.enni'rti on cage :>
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vI p LIVINGSTON? COl-
T.EGr PRESIDENT Dr, Sa.m
n®! Duncan. above ws* named
H;e new prrhidrnt of Livingstone
foMcire. Silitbury. Wednesday
of fills week. Dr. Duncan, state
supervisor of high schools, w>U
succeed Dr,. W. .T. Trent, who
reined ta>t rear. Dr, Duncan
t* a graduate of the IME 'lAon
i.aiJ Hutton.
GODSENDS
By ROBERT G. SHEPARD
ORCHIDS TO THE MAI OR:
Orchids to Raleigh's Mayor, His
Honor, William G. Fnloe. for his |
forthrightness in issuing a letter ,
of welcome to the Reverend Mar
tin Luther King. 'Hie letter was
svritten after a member of Ra
te igh's City Council, over which
Mayor E-nloe presides,‘had suggest
ed there might be trouble if Dr,
King came to this city. That the
action of Mr, Enloe expressed the
feeling of the overwhelming ma
jority of the people, he* was pro
ven by ihe enthusiastic welcome
the overflow' crowd gav» Dr. King
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EAST RITES FOR WOODROW - Pallbearers are shown above carrying Hm body of Woodrow
Montague info thr Mount Calvary Holy Church, Battle Street, Sunday. The famous music-maker a,id
dancer on the streets of Raleigh for many years, succumbed Thursday of last week after a short illness
Hundreds packed the church to hear some 10 ministers pay (Whole to the troubadour- t STMT PHOTO
JJT CHAN R. JONES),
“PEARL HARBOR” HIT
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KING HAILED!
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Cl Elll'S HM.PKPS Look-alikes* hut unrelated are these two Bennett College students who eni
pieV this method to remind everyone that I'ebruarv 14 is Valentines h»t. Left to right: Misses Barbara
iia-Ji-"vod ' aloe of Win ton Halrm, and Elisfe ima Madison, s freshman. from Miami, Florida,
Negro A 7 U Agen t Is Key To J
*Slammer ’ln Flo wers f Case j
By STAFF WRITER
Spectators and I leaned forward j
■‘.lien the alleged bootleg baron.
Perry Flowers, took tin' >jtano in .
contempt of court case last
Friday afternoon. He apologized to j
Federal Judge Don Gilliam and to ;
the government."
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But we waited in vain foe
this same- Flowers to tell Wil
liam Tolbert a Negro 11. S
Treasury Department under
rover agent, he was sorrv for
allegedly calling him a "a
Slack s o h" and adding "HI
fix you if you ever rnme down
here again.”
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Tolbert had been a witneg* in j
'.he famous liquor conspiracy* trial
Sold recently against Flowers
A FEW MINUTES after Flow- j
■rs left, the stand. T heard Federal :
Judge Gilliam sentence the repul- j
<-d bootlegger to 18 months in the
Atlanta Federal Prison. It was
then that I saw Flowers wither ,
like a vine jarred from its pedes- ,
tat of arrogancy to a crumpled :
-.'••ip of vegetation.
During the (rial. AH' Agent
Tolbert, of Philadelphia. Pa.
took the “land and said he tvas
reading ». newspaper Friday.
January SR when Flowers *p
nroncbcd him. After cursing
him, the ATI* Agent said Flow
ers told hint that he would
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1958
ii\ him if he ever cam' down |
here again
Accm dine to the Agent, the !
threat of Flowers was made dur- !
Four Children Perish As
Fayetteville Home Borns
FAYETTEVILLE Four small)
i hiidren perished Wednesday in a |
fire, which swept a Dvr-room frame
Douse hero.
The victims were children of a
soldier at Ft. Bragg and his wife
Authorities said the children had
been left unattended in the house
while Ihr mot her. Mrs. Elsie May
Church Bonus Money Month
Ends; Winners To Be Told
•
l The current Church Bonus Month
ended Wednesday of this week at j
midnight. Winning churches will j
i be announced in next week's edi- •
tion of THE CAROLINIAN
Participating churches must *ub
-1 mit, their purchase .’-lip to the of
t
I tec a recess of the trial following |
| which he was to take the stand
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Weaver, went to the home of a
neighbor about a block away. Two
passersby discovered the fire, hear
ing the children's screams and see
ing smoke, pouring from the win
dows.
Firemen found the house Filled
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if ice of the newspaper MR E. Mar
i tin Street, no later than noon Mon
| day.
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State News
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Brief
LIBRARY SPONSORS
DISCUSSION
APEX The Apex Public Li
brary is sponsoring its -second dis
cussion lr. the Adult. Education
Program series. Tuesday. Febru
ary 18, at 7:15 p.m. in the library.
The topic to be discussed is “Ne
gTies—Past and Present.” Mr.
Charles B. Robson, professor of
Social Science, Shaw University,
will serve as consultant, Follow-
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PRICE 12c IN N. C.: ELSEWHERE 15c
Civil Rights
Bill Goes
To Senate
WASHINGTON Sixteen sen
ators comprising a bi-partisan
group, introduced a new civil
right* bill in the Senate Monday.
This bill may touch off a new
North-South fight over racial i;->
j sues, according to informed sour
! CCS.
I Congress struggled for months
| during the last session before pas
! sing the first civil rights legrls
i lat-ion in more than 80 years.
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Eisenhower’* administration
ha* declared if. will not spon
tCONTOft'Kn ON BAGE »)
Move To
Sell Fool
In Guilford
GREENSBORO A Citizen •«
has penetrated the top leader
drive to raise funds to purchase a
city-owned swimming pool that the
city has decided to sell rather than
face posisble integration attempts.
The group said it. is interested in
purchasing the all-white Lindley
park pool. The organization,
Greensboro Recreation Assn., laid
plans for a fund raising campaign.
tcovnmttcr* on pack
Cop Fighter
Gets Sentence
In Statesville
STATESVILLE Clement Paul
Gaither Jr., 27-year-old Statesville
Negro, was sentenced to 30 days in
jail city court this week on a
charge of disorderly conduct.
Gaither- allegedly bragged about
scuffling with a police officer who
tried to arrest him on the charge.
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More Ministers Enter
Big Popularity Contest
j Four Addition*! ministers on- *
twee tton* Ministers' Popularity
i Contort tfcis week, bringing the j
i total number of contestant* to !
| fourteen.
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Rat thle d«** not worry Re*
o©w*nt Cunning ha®, paator
r>t the First Congregational
Christian Church. Raleigh,
sinee he has been cruising in
first place, ever since tbe first
Fourth Week Popularity Conlesl Standings
REV. H. W. CUNNINGHAM. Raleigh 2.830
First Congregational Church
REV, W. R. BOOKER Roxboro 7IP
Jones Chapel Church
REV. M, W. MORGAN, Goldsboro 810
First African Baptist Church
P.EV. ROBERT L. SHIRLEY, Raleigh 370
East Davie Struck Presbyterian
REV. G. 8. STOKES. Wendell ■ .. . 370
Riley Hill Church
REV. P, D. FULLER, Guilford 170
Reynolds Chapel Baptist Church
REV. R. W. BUTTS. Janaesvitl* , 160
Plney Grove Church
REV. L. S. PENN. Raleigh .* 120
St. Paul AME Church
REV. EUGENE BLACK. Guilford 120
Raleigh Crosa Roads ME Church
REV. M. L. JOHNSON. Guilford 100
Persimmon Grove AME Church
REV. JOSEPH JAMES, JamesvMe ■ ■ 60
St. Galilee Disciples
REV. A. R. WINBORNE, Plymouth
Chapel Hill Church
REV. T. B. HOYLE, Elisabeth City • ■ 30
Church of Christ
REV I, C CHAPMAN. Kinston . 10
m James Fro* Will Baptist Churrb
bottom right picture, the Speaker is shown shortly after he alighted
! from an airplane at <he Raleigh-Durham Airport. (UNITED PRf s «
PHOTOS i. WJ tj *
Hundreds Turned Away As
Boycott Leader Appears
BY MARCUS B. BOtTLYTAKE
By A P.M- Monday, this writer
witnessed a. scene that .rldom re
peats it.se if.
Hundreds of people, who had
come to hear Dr. Mai tin Luthei
King speak on “Non-Violence and
Racial Justice, were turned away,
because every one, of the 1,300
seats in the Broughton High
School auditorium was filled,
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Another 56ft heard the ad
dress and proceedings over a
PA system at The United
Church on Hillsboro Street.
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Grand Jury
Indicts Man
In 5 Deaths
BOWLING GREEN, Va. - A Ca
roline County Grand Jury Monday
indicted Jcrmlah McCray, 25, foi
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lap HL» veto new stands ft
9,§3« *,* counted at 5 ti.jn.
Tuesday,
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Rev. W R. Booker, pastor of
Jones Chapel Church. Roxboro,
moved into second place two
weeks ago and still retains this
position With 710 votes.
Moving tip to the third, top --pot
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Clnsrcli Bonus Money Rules
Au pu, chase t!-r.:. ax reqripv r.'-etfriteti' to you* church must eon*.* from
stores advert's eg m the CAROLINIAN
Each week carries a date Ist the Bonus Money ported Purchases eligible
mu-t come from the store during She week the "ad ’ appears.
No purchase slips, representing a business should be submitted Ah receipts
must come from individual purchases.
AH churches tn Raleigh, and Wake County are eligible
AH purchase slips must bear the name, of tire store from which the. ctl>
chase was made.
AH purchase . lips should be ..nbiruMcti m the name of the church, ard
should be in the office of Urn CAROLINIAN the Monday following close of
Bonus period.
h, order ihst . m ,iitrr churches may have an equal opportunity to share in
the Bonn Money the following regulation 1 e neater,! No Church group \c il
he awarded Ist Bonus Money consecutively, is should a church receive lit
Bonus Money after the first period it, would have to avail until the third
Bonus period I-. bt pioented Ist award again However, the does not in«a;.>
that second and tlurd awards cannot he -ought consecutively. Consequently
every church group bar the opportunity tr. secure an award every period
No purchase of over S.3PO from any one merchant during a week ran be
counted
There is a retting of *.'is per person ». week tor grocery purchases
to the «rcnt of the same, amount of purchases by more than one entry. the
award wilt be divided.
Weekly purchase total* should hr 'hewn on each packet and totaj pUced e#
the outside of the envelope carrying the period’s entry along with nanny tort
address.
Bonus money earners wil! hr announced in the issue following the closing
of each period
Ail entries remain the properly of The < AROLfNIAIN.
All tallying is ftn-i when the names of the Bonus Money earner? «* «s*
noimced in The CAROLINIAN, and no responsibility is accepted by this new*,
paper beyond thal point
No receipts from hanks will be considered, caret* payment on mortgages.
CAROLINI AN \S MINISTERS
POPULARITY CONTEST
BEGINS THURSDAY. JAJN 18; ENDS MONDAY, MARCH IS. 1981
Patter*# Name . ««*».
Alfl? V*r to ... ......■ i.»■,»- ■»........w.- ffrlrr
Name of Church ....~au
COUPON WORTH 10 FOUSTS
<"Up this coupon and a* tnacy as you can gather for your pa*-
tor and send to THE CAROLINIAN, each week. At the end of the
contest, period, the mini afar haying accumulated the most point*
will receive SIOO.OO tone hundred). Second, a Botany suit; Third,
,i Glencagl.es topcoat listings will be. made each week Send in your
COUPONS so Uml your pastor will got bis weekly rating.
A>! COUPONS must reach THE CAROLINIAN *»« later Msa«
Tuesday es each week. Address THE CAROLINIAN. St* W. Martin
Strevit, Raleigh. N’orth Carolina.
This Week’s Advertisers
The merchants listed below are CAROLINIAN Bonut
Money Stores.
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l lover A Ballsy Furniture Cr
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' Wayside Furniture Bouse
Tire Sates •! Service Pn
! Gut Russo Hatton *• Cleaner*
; Town ,v country Tins Smite
Washing ton ret me Apts.
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The Capital Coc*-C ol* Bottling r«. Inc. j i
lludf,ots-Be!k company
firestone Stores
Carolina Power *< light. Company
G. S. Tucker «t Bros. Furniture Co. |
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Famous Bakery
Sure-Fit Seat Coyer Center
R. E. Quinn Furniture Compart'
PACK ;
1 Sanders Motor Company
j Carolina Bltlck Co.
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Colonial Store;,
i Gem Watch Shop
i If. C Products
j GiveJta Beauty Cotier*
8 ftl. .I’ttt'tig Haitiv;*,s t ompAU.r
Home Bums;
Floe Escape
WINSTON-SALEM Flams*
* ept through a small frame hous-t
early Monday when a tour-year*
old boy 4-iifctofed .hen cosjs from a
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r nst- CttLeens Htutk *. Teart Company
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Raleigh Savlnge wi Lo*o
Haileigh Fiusera! PotHf
A & P. Super Market*
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Bioodworth St. Tourist Homs
Mtehaniee. arid Farmers 6auV
Beater Weil Company
Caverns Insurance Agency
Pepsl-Cttla Bottling Co. of lUlfrfgfc
t.’« roltna Builders Corp.
Watson's Seafood & Poultry Co., tin*.
(!t»su-ad Transfer Co. & Food Storo
Dillon Motor Finance Company
Dunn’s Esso Service
Kldgevay’s Opticians
Warnrr Memorials
Deluxe Hotel
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Mr. Joseph Winters—Promotion
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Mr c. Karl Utrhinsn
Tip Top Feed Stores
the H'>od Svatcno tnduitr'al BiyV
worn General Tire Company
Acme Realty Company