The Standard Printing Co,
220-226 S. First St,
Louisville,
aS North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
y
VOL 17. NO. 44 SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. 1958 RALEIGH, N C. PRICE !2r IN N. C.; ELSEWHERE 15c
/ft Lover’s Lana
Woman Raped, Friend Shot
HALIWAR INDIANS TO APPEAL
Request Os
Haliwars
Rejected
HALIFAX The children of ■?
group of citizens who describe
t.-.err.se!' r-s as Hahn-sr Indians were
assigned Thursday to Negro schools
by the Halifax County Board of
Education
J Tfi Knott of Koajioke Rap
id: one of the lawyers repre
sentic* the Ha liwars, described
the action as a step in proeed
tire th» group must follow in
seeking Featsall Plan grants for
atteEdoit Negro schools
The n.--ct isovf Kriott continued
will be to ask the Board to reas
sign .he students. If this request
15 denied as «-ould be expected,
the Board would then be asked to
he'd a hearing on the request.
Knott said
The Hauwars h ; -c m an area in
r'suing portions r, f both Halifax
and Warren counties. Last year,
Wr.coll.icted the money tc open*
-e priva'e school for their chil
dren who jn n.-rrjou? rear* had
i" rr r-'d Negro v-h'-jo!?' '
Under *he Pearsall Plan, legis
lation designed to help preserve
segregation in schools, tuition
grants, ire provided for parents
who ob.-rrt to sending their chil
dren to school with other races.
(CONTINUED ON PAGF St
STATE * BRIEF
HAD ‘PREMONITION’ OF DEATH
DUNN The father of a 28-year-old man. who drowned Monday
morning because he misjudged the depth of a pond, claimed, as his
son s body was brought to shore, that, he had a premonition of dis
aster Around 2 a.m. Monday, claimed Calvin Watson's father, n?
thought he heard his son's voice calling him, He went outside his
house and looked around, but found no one.
When he returned to his bed, the elder Watson asserted be
told his wife that “Something bad is going to happen." Monday
morning when he arrived at his son’s home be found shat, the son
had drovneij irs McWhJete.r Pond and th* sheriff and others were
dragging for his body.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 21
Aged Woman Is Bobbed And
Beaten; Assailant At Large
SCOTLAND NECK An alarm
was out Monday for a light-skin
ned man who attacked an elderly
11 Oman with a stick of wood, club
bed her unconscious and fled with
her purse.
Mrs. A. M, Perry. 84. was
hospitalized here Sunday with
head Injuries and suffering
from shock after a, relative
discovered her on the floor of
her heme, She told Sheriff H
, CREDIT UNION WORKSHOP PRINCIPALS - Among the prominent persons taking an active
.1 rolf in the Credit Union Workshop conducted laid week at A&T College were from left to
® ~ Webster, managing director of the North Carolina Credit Union League. Greensboro; Na
hanie! Barber, treasurer of the City of Gastolna. a consultant: B. W, Harris, dire ctor of Short
Workers federal Credit Union.
Ambassador’s Daughter Changes
Story On Sorority Bias At College
Failed To
Apply. Says
Undergrad
GARDEN CITY. N. Y. A Li
berian ambassador's daughter said
Monday that she was ‘shocked
and disappointed" to learn she
couldn't get into a sorority at A
delphia College, but the college
said it was all a misunderstand
ing.
Miss Jeanne King. !#.
daughter of Honorable Charles
King. Liberian ambassador to
the United Nations, is a so
phomore at the college and
has been eier'ed co-president
or her class for the coming
school year.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE O
A, House the man broke into
her home late Sunday night
and attacked her with the
piece, of oak wood.
Her purse, which contained a
small amount of monev. was tak
en.
House said Mrs Perry’s assail •
ant cut through a screen window
to gam entrance to the home
tCONMJWtIEIJ ON PAGE, Jr»
\ -
vtiilsli *jH$D flHSsjßif i|i"l
HOME SHATTERED BY 81-AST -- The home of William Black
well lies shattered after dynamite bombs exploded in a. racially-mixed
neighborhood of Birmingham, Alabama recently Three white men
were placed under arrest following the incident. Two of the suspects
were apprehended and beaten up by Negroes who spotted them in the
vicinity after the blasts The arrests were the firs! in ten years o«
residential bombings at Birmingham (UP! TELEFHOTO'
America Gives Reusing
Welseme To Ghana Head
. WASHINGTON - America;
pread out the Red Carpet. Wed-;
nesdsy for Ghana's Prune Minis
; ter Kwame Nkrumah upon his &r- |
; rival at Military Air Transport j
: Service Terminal and one of Ins’
: first political utterances was ins j
approval ol a summit conference j
held within the United Nations to'
work out same solution to the j
Midegsfc crisis,
Met At Air Port By Vice President
.Nixon
After acknowledging Vice Presi-!
dent Nixons welcome remarks art
the airport, the 48-year-old As- j
rlcan leader stated that he had I
arrived at a time of great inter-j
national tension.
Recognizing the fart that
hr represented only one Artrl
fCONTlNUr.® ON PAGE »
Boyfriend
Sought In
Murder Case
KINSTON A 33-year-old wom
an was found dead ir. her home on
a farm near hoi e Monday and of
ficers said they were looking for a
“boyfriend", for questioning
The bodv of Miss Rachel Whitley j
was found early Monday mornins j
by farm i or heir. She veas lying on ;
! he bod m a pool of blood . j
Lenoir County Sheriff Clay j
Broadway said the* the yvotnan had
(tONTtNtiEb ON PAM, 2)
Wife Os Ex-Local Policeman:
sàsadf
Mrs Thelma Wallace Young, for- j
1 merly of Raleigh. was killed in an \
I automobile accident between Bat
! timore, Md.. and Washington. D, C
! lasi Thursday afternoon as the car
in v.-htch 'he was riding crashed
j tnto an abutment of a railroad un
! ter pass,
The wisp of Walter Young,
former Raleigh police officer,
now a patrolman in Washing
ton, D. C.. Mrs. Yottng was a
native of Wilmington. A* the
lime Os Mrs. Young's de-eth,
Woman, 46,
Tells Story
Os Attack
WILSON Deputy Sheriff W
H Pridgen sail Monday night that
officers had found no trace of an
unidentified man who raped a
woman near here Saturday night
after killing her male companion
Miss Essie Mae Artis, 46, Wil
son, told offirers that the man
shot Chester Joyner, 41. Wilson,
Satu rd a y night, while they
were parked in a lover’s lane nea:
here She said the man then lad
her into a wooded area and raped
her
The woman walked to a
nearby -tore after the attack
and summoned officers. Of
ficers using bloodhounds car
ried on a six-hour search of
a 2G-m»lr area hut did not
find the man.
Pridgen said that, Zepedes Jones.
55, of Lanes. S. C war picked up
for questioning but, did not match
the description provided by the
woman. Pridgen said, however,
that Jones was being held for fur
ther questioning
6th Church
Bonus Money
Week Opens
WfiH th»> week has finally arriv
'•d. The sixth and final week of the
C'AKOLINIAN's big bonus money
month h- ran Thursday, July 11.
and will end at, midnight On Wed
nesday. August 6 The deadline for
submitting receipts will be an
nounced in next w paper
OnteM rules are found on
page Z of each edition Read the
rules carefully, and look on the
front o.w» each week for names
of CAROLINIAN advertisers,
Patronize these merchants and
♦urn your receipts or purchase
slips over to a representative in
your church every Sunday
morning.
The awards regularly given,
to winning churches are: SSO,
first, $25, second, sls, third:
and 510 fourth.
The receipts should be submitted
to the offices of The CAROLIN
IAN at *he end of the Bonus Mon
ey period They are counted and
awards are given to the churches
which spent the largest amount, of
money with CAROLINIAN adver
tisers.
Is your church already com
peting for Bonus Money? If not.
contact your pastor right away,
acquaint him with the rule* of
the rentes* and start your
church on the road to useful
winnings.
Churches which have been aw
arded Bonus Money awards rennet
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 2)
PRIME MINISTER OF GHANA ARRIVES Prime Minister Rw»m.- ku ruWdh of Gfeasm •i?th , £i
m Washington tor a three-day state vis*H vi'£dfss*s<la.,y. and ■ allfd imjnc r <*'. f * *'*' r ior ■) Com
< fpMMcp in the I nH.fd Nations on the Middip East Ekhstd M. on .»« ho j n ?? j*?.
• greeted the visitor at the Washington Airport. (UP! PHOTO)
the famth> had resided in Wash
ington D. C for one and one
ha if years.
funeral service's were conducted
Rater Johnson, Decathlon
MOSCOW—Rafer Johnson, from :
‘he Utile central California town of 1
3.500, Kingsburg. set. a '■ orld-ft-ccrd
m the decathlon with 8.302 points j
as he helped to win the United j
States track and field meet with j
Russia's male Pam Monday night ;
by beat!",; their Soviet rivals 126 :
points to 109,
Johnson gave, onr <>f the
greatest all-around athletic per
formances of modern tunes in
winning th» rurgerl 10-sport
event which featured the two
day track and field meet
The athlete .'-'cored 3,302 points
i m his due! with Vasily Kuznetsov j
j of Russia Johnson holds the listed
Near Race-Riot Occurs In
Virginia; 10 Whites Nabbed
FAIRFAX. Va.—Fairfax Coun
ty police disclosed this week they
broke up a fight between Negro
Nab Youth
In Death
Os Merchant
MONROE - A 18-5 ear-old youth
accused oi a series of burglaries
here, last spring, was held here
Monday fo* grand jury action in the
slaying of a Monroe storekeeper. He
is, charged with murder.
Investigator Tom Broom of the
Monroe Police Department, testi
fied at 3 preliminary hearing, that
the youth. Shelton Hopkins, had ad
mitted fatally wounding Floyd W,
Stack when surprised at the store
by the owner 'ast March 21.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 8)
-—~~ CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
PAGE, *
8 H Kv*S» U Co.
PAGE S
Auto Finusce Company
Washington Terrace Apts.
Winn-Dixie Stores
State Finance Company
PAGE 5
Hudson-BeHr Company
The Capital Coca-Cola Bottling to,
Mr. John w Winters
Firestone Stores
K. E. tlulnn Furniture Com pan
Pigsiy Wiggly
Southern Bell Telephone Co.
PAGE 6
Swain Awntni Mtg, Cnmpan-
Rusco Window C
Allied Aluminum Company
Electrical Wholesalers Inr
Gus Russos Hatters & Cleaner,
Walker-Martin, Inr.
Lowes Grocery
PAGE 7
Conu-Gower Pontiac Company
Joyce &■ Baltey Furniture Company
Dillon Motor Co.
D. A H. Motors, Inr.
PAGE 8
Colonial Store*
t>. M. Young Hird-vatr Co
Mr. C. Karl Lichtman
David G. Allen. Cor.tr.
N.C. Product*
Gem -hop
Cl veils Beauty College
SU'clfch Funeral Home
1 ti cm Chestnut Street Preshy
| trrian Church with the Rev Mr
! Baskerviiie. officiating Tuesday at
1 2:p m Burial follow'ed in a Wil
\v\ i rig ton cc : mete; >.
i world record •« ith 7 935 points but
Kuznetsov beat this v ith »n 6,015
; performance this spring,
j Johnson won five of the ten
j ents on the decathlon—the inn me
| ter dash, 100 meter run, discus
i shot put md javelin
He placed second in the. broad
jump and 110 meter hurdles, third
in th. high rump and pole vault
! and fourth in the 1500 meter run
! last evert on the program
Young 23-. year-aid Johnson
s-rid. "Mv object was to win
UO» to set world rPrnrH ?
took each event one at (he litrsw
WONTTNirKD ON FACt S)
and white youths earl'- Sunday
morning and arrested 10 of the
: whites.
; Police gave out only scarce da-
I tails of the near race-not in t.he
: Negro Gum Springs residential
| section of Fairfax County.
The white youths Including
seven juveniles and three a
-1 Unite, claimed three Negro
| bovs were following on foot
two while girls along I’. S
Route 1 near Gum Springs,
pohee mid
Details of the fracas were no:
disclosed. However, the windshield
, of one of the cars was broken
County Police. Sgt, Hilary
Jenkins saw the disturbance
and broke it up by sounding
his siren He arrested two car
! loads of white youths and took
them to a substation. The thud
| car sped away, hut tfaf driver
; later came voluntarily to the
! substation, police si id
None of the naatte? were re?? ~;
ed. Police said the 10 were beinr;
j charged with disorderly conduct.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 2)
PAGE 9
Pools’: Pie Shop
A 4s r Super Markets
Croif. Poultry
Wrarus Electric Company
Brooks *V. Poole
TV Service & Appliance Company
Capital Loan Co., Inr.
I Security Realty Co.
: Town A Country Tire Company
Ambassador Theatre
Borden Ice Cieam
PAGE 10
Rloodwortb 8L Tourist Home
Mechanics A Farmers Bank
Heater Well Company
Caveues* Insurance Agency
Peps!-Cola Bottling Co. of Raieigb
Carolina Builders Corp.
Watson's Seafood A. Poultry Co Inc.
Uinstead Transfer Co. & Food Store
Dillon Motor Finance Company
DOan’s Esso Service
Ridgeway's Opticians
I Warner Memorial*
: Deluxe Hotel
i PAGE 11
Public Service Company of N ' .
Famous Bakery Compart
i Nelson'*. Tn<
! Sure-Fit Seat Cover Center
; PAGE 18
PerVo C'eaner*
; New Lincoln Case
Aetna Realty Corc.-.c-c *
Ho-to-i* Cash,
The Hoof Svstem Industrial Bank
“ur- s include her husband’
♦.hi frtv
erine. -1. Coiuta 11 ce. 3 % o n 6 ?c v* . Wg,! -
tf«-, j r . i 1-2 hfr parenfe m-.- «*£
Mrs John .Wallace* on?
brother John eh - and o.nc sister
Miss Clara M&e Wallace
A crad'i3t- of Shr-v University,
i.his city. Mr? v oimg ‘vas a teach
fi of retarded children in the na-
iton's capita! Sh* 'a •*.- roll ein
sumniii school this yea"
Thi Vininj- resided on Hill 9t
v Uen they resided m this city,
7 Charged
j
Os- $f S(j 0
POCKY MOf.'NT S'-- '-n mem
bers of g lairtN't near Middlesex
have been charged v.-.-th larceny
and receiving in connection with
the theft of approximately $3.?00
from a. Na-h County farmer
Sheriff Glenn Worn hi* of
Na*h ( Maty said this week
• hat the money, which was all
>n SH»o hills, was mowed from
the home of IVilham Corbel* of
Route 2. Middlesex.
The-' charged «-i»h Jarrenv ar*
Barbara loan Rogei 18. Lamar
Willie Roger;. 21 and five children
whose i"' ~ range from 1 years to
years' The CAROLINIAN doe?
not print tne names of tumors char
ged with criminal offense;
The theft v as disco- pt-ed in
Wilson when on: of the vounc
slttK purchased a ' SSO watch
with a Sift# hill The clerk *>•■>?
vtspici.wis and notified t-o!"*
„} i-N.. I, -> f nr,' fin#
Nash f:o«nt>' Sheriff’s Depart
ment.
After -i-j invests ? ♦!(■•* ! *'h!(.h
lasted all day Sunday Nash County
••.fficers recovered *3 554 Corbett
did not know that v money «•*«
tr> ';' l n■; until he- war- nohited b"
c.fficeri:
Corbett fold of Goers that thcr*
h-f • i r.-rj c; SfO to 54,000 m th*
box.
Gov. Faubus
Reilssted By
Irk. Citizens •
LITTLE ROCK. Ark - The riti
| 2«n of tiii • State ga> a (Severnor Ot-
I vsl E. Faubus an overwhelmtag en
dorsement of fcts unrelenting stand
against desegregation of the
schools Tuesday Faubus swept to a
! landslide triumph in hi? bid for a
j third-term Democratic nomination.
Two md ore-half hour.? after
♦he polls closed. Faubus. held a
tonooo vote lead over hi:- two .
opponents. He needed over 5§
per cent of the total to din
renomination •without a "prim
ary runoff. He held a margin
of in per cent
Normn triton is equivalent to elec
tion in heavily Democratic Arkan
; sas,
Faubuif had 186.19? votes of the
i 230.535 cast afte; 1.655 of the 2 321
j precinct? had been tabulated Chris
F-nkbiner. a packing company ex*
1 -r.uhve. had 32.030 and Lee Ward,
state judge, polled 32.315
A fence and emotional campaign
was waged by Faubus and bis op*
: ponets. eertered around the govep*
i nor's controversial actions last Sep
-1 tember in ordering the Arkansas
! ?-’atioiia) Guard to turn away
1 Necro students who had been
i rit.vA Central High School.