"BEATNIt KS” LEAVE HAUNTS These- arc of the on** hundred self described ’Beat C.rp•
er it.ion' w-hn left their haunts late August 11 for a tour of downtown Safi Francisco. Cal. lo see how
the ether half lives. After touring- several fashionable hotels and stores they withdrew to the co-existence
Bagel Shop to discuss the arrest of their leader. Eric Nord, on charges of helping two teenage girls run
gviv from home, lIJPI TELEPHOTO).
Little Rock Ruling Is Reverse
5T LOUIS Pimtx* Judge
Harry J Lemie; a order suspend
ing integration in the Little Bock
Central High School for 2 1-2 years
" a; set. aside by the Eighth U. S.
C ireuii Court of Appeals on Mon
day
The 6 t decision reversed the
ruling of U- S District fudge
Harry Lemley, * Hope.. Arkan
m. resident. Lemley. at the re
nnet* of the Little Rn<-k School
Board, suspended integration
at C entra! to permit s 'Tooling
est period.”
The one dissenter in the decision
oa: Tudge Archibald N' Gardner
cf Huron. South Dakota
Board Faces
Contempt in
School Case
NORFOLK. V-v The Norfolk
School Board after flatly turning
down eli of the 151 Negro students
seeking to integrate white schools,
v,-sited Tuesday for moves by at
torneys for the children and a fed
eral judge who threatened a con
tempt citation
NAACP Attorney* were expected
to ask U 3 District Judge Walter
5. Hoffman to review the rejected
applications as soon as possible
probably this week
five hours before the borad an*
erunced it had turned down the
applications Monday Hoffman
ll '3-T.?d its : if they flag
rantly violated' his school deseg
regation edict 'they are in con
tempt of this court—even if they
do nothing.”
Hoffman made the contempt
warning in a hearing on the va
lidity of « local assignment
plan set up bv the school board
to cope with integration
request* He called for
further briefs on the plan and
promised a ruling on its legal
ity by the opening of schools
r See* 8.
Toe school board, which met at
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CAROLINIAN
—,, - ~ BUY FROM THEM
TAtjt 2
Paifijh I'vimtrUl Lean towjunv
Fcrlr* Ftp Shop
JK' !mM BWr Cpmpin.v
F.tlfijh <.omHusHM M»u»k. Inc.
l. arslelrh Furtiiluet Compaiiv
FetSte t. leaner*
PAGE J
t. Ladiej Shnp
t ami's. fjir
Fmt-Utittu;. r-.-.tth A jfru»t Co.
Ml* Coujit) Driie-ln
Brack*. W Poole
'• * ‘ «l Bra* —Auto kales
larr.ouj Bakery Company
Foe I .?' :■ Plumbing Company
I lift tv Realty Co.
PAGE A
Badf.nS Bel.H Ccmpanv
Mr John B H uiten
T .ctor'i Tuto Farts
* H Kir.J» Com pan v
I I AGE J
JUleljh Funer.;! Home
ijsm tFatcb fe.hop
Civelia Braut.v College
N C. Plc.iJ>K.ti>
Try lor Radio A TV Company
Tat Id g Allen Contr.
Mr. C Kan iichtman
S M roans Hardvarf Co
C denial store*
FACS •)
Crofi Poultry
A A P. Stipe. Markets
State Finance Company
lorm & Country Tire Company
O It. Clothing
.ambasratlor Theatre
Surety Txtertrmating Cwfuiv.
P-. £. Quito! Furniture Company
Borden fee Cream
J VP i'ctutn? Company
HlntonT. Beauty Shop
PAGE $
PtoeS»iu-tl» St Touriat Rome
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
Heater Well Company
The Little Bock School Board
announced Tuesday night ‘hat it
will ask the U S Supreme Court
to stay the Court of Appeal's rul
ing } hat overturned a lowpv court's
UNC Admits 13 New
Students; Total 22
CHAPEL HILL -- The Umvern
ty of North Carolina '-!. s
will have thirteen new Negro stu
dents, including two women when
classes begin late in September.
Negro enrollment will reach 22
the nine Negro men who were in
school neie last year return
w ■ ’ ■ '-] "
•*.. tSUHEIMi.. ..... - .. i **. .
MTS? HARRIETT L NI NV
Funerai Bireetor To Bo Tried;
Failed To Bury Body Io State
| GREENSBORO Perry Brown
I of Brown's-Funeral Home here »
i arrested Saturday or) a charge of
j failure to obtain a burial transit
j permit
Brown posted a SSO rash bond for
his appearance in Municipal-County
Court, on August 26.
The charges grew out ->f Brown’s
holding the body of a one-day old
| baby from June 12 until las* Fri
day before burying it.
The child was buried af*er
i Detective G. L. Dempsey, who
Cavene#* insttrant* Agancy
Pepsi-Cola BotUins Co, of Ralmgfe
I Carolina Builder* Corp,
; Wauoa a Seafood A- Poultry r,<>.. Inc.
I lira stead Transfer Co. & Too n si.or*
Billon Motor Eiaaara Company
1 Dunn'* L'rso Service
■ Ridfoway'* Opticians
Warner Memorials
ftetux* Hotel
!PAGE 9
j Joyce to Ballev Faurnmu ■ I *• no ur,
i Dillon Motor Co.
! O’Keal Motor*, toe.
PAG! >:•:
Horton's Caen Store
! Carolina Power * U.rht Comprnv
! Caplet! Loan Co, lac
lower Grocery
The Hoot System Industrial Bank
i Wisely
Electrical Wholesalers. Inc.
j New Tincoin Caie
PAGE is
At me Atito Ser>;ice
I New York Cate
Acme Re- "♦*/ C ompany
Rooeyeuit Super Market
Pepsl-Coia Bottling Compan'
PAGE 11
Edwards Electric Comnanv
Standard cinder Block
William A Myatt, Contractor
j Green Cleaners
1 Rainbow Cab Company
I idea! Plumbing &■ Heating Company
! Murray Tire Service
PAGE IS
i Buna's New Esscv sti vltsnter
j PAGE 16
i 'lnter Bearing to Parts Cows pan?
i Acad'' Mixed concrete Company
' Blount Street Poolroom
Mora* Grocery Company
Rrlclgh Nchi Fouling Compart'
Rilelgb Funeral Home
CAGE 1?
Raleigh Radio TV Service Company
decision to delay integration at,
Central High School
Judge Martin C Matthfs real
cf. St SjO'ai'- 'vvnfa th c ni2
i joiMy oDmion which stated thf* ??
Th c fjiiivipfSfity to le grated
severs! years sgo at a hich time
one Negro m i; admitted r* in*,
graduate, school ft has. contin
ued since ihrn and has been
extended to the undergraduate
level without Incident
included in the 13 new admiss
. .".ms foi the coming yeai is one un
dergraduate. He is George Talm
j-adge Grosby. Jr, of Fuqua,y
, \Vpriß,§s.
The women student' will be the
• firs! admitted to a regular Uni
| versify term Others have taken
I special courses, included teacher
j training.
Seven of the new students, irt
' eluding me women, have been ad
i mitt.cd to the graduate school. They
| are:
Van Sizar Allen of Greensboro;
Isaiah Haywood Brown of A&T
College. Greensboro; Junius Butler
Francis oi Whiteville: Harriett. Lou
is* Nunn of Raleigh; Roland Her
bs!* Sored of ASr T College.
Greensboro: Foster Ter'-y, Drake
ford of Johnson C Smith Univer
sity. Charlotte; and Ella B Booker
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• employs the baby’* mother,
leamr-d of Brown's failure to
htiry the baby, officers report
ed Detective Dempsey agreed to
pay the vetn.nnder of the btJ!
for the child's burial, police
said
Brown reportedly refused to bury
the baby until $35 of a $45 bill
i was paid
1 ha-c-o < done- anything wrong."
Brown said Saturday He declined
| further comment, however,
The buriaJ transit permits are it
; sued to funeral directors as depu
j ties of the county health depart*
; meat.
I
Bonus Money
l Enters Its
1 2nd Week
THli is the second week of the
current Church Bonus Money
Month The Month began on Thuris*
| day, August. 14, and ends as, mid*
! night. Wednesday. September 54 It
J vi3 i be comprised of six weeks,
i thereby giving more churches a
' fiance to enter and try for top bo*
| nus Money
! Last week checks were awarded
I‘o the following churches: First
Congregational Christian Church.
' SSO; Dame Street Presbyterian
i Church $25: and Fayetteville St.
! Baptist Church. sls.
Contest ruler. a?p found on
page 2 of each edition. Read
the rules carefully, and look on
thf »iii;it nave each week for
names of CAROLINIAN adver
tisers
Patronise these merchants and
| turn your receipts or purchase
j slips over to a representative in
j • our church every Sunday morn*
I in a
Awards regularly given to win*
| ring churches arc SSO. first; $25,
j second; sls. third, and $lO fourth
If your church is not already
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DEAF MUTE GETS NEW TRIAL
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VOL. 17, No. 47
3 FACE DOPE RAP
Garner Is
Scene Os
3 Arrests
The arresl of lhre» memoer: of a
Route 1. Game> family on cnai.v:-
of violating narco*ic-t hi" s
nounced by authorities Tu-vdav.
Mrs Christine vviiry Pi-i-'r,
39. a '-rhont fencbet -nd I.or
father. Jacob Wiley, 65.
charged with selling j half
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] rue boiled do”T» to whether pub*
; lie resistance, including mob < io*
t ience. constituted sufficient cause
to nullify >t>. ordci of me federal
- court directing the d .iMr Rock
j School' board io proceed with its
I integration plan ”
A strong section of majority
opinion read. "We. y> that the
time has not yet, come in these
United States when an order
j of a. federal court must he u <
lerrd down. whittled away *r
shamefully withdrawn in the
j face of violent and unlawful
acts cf individual cHi/env , .
I Dissenting Judge Gardner, 3fl.
{COVTINIWP ON P»!jE ■■
As Car Hits
Abutment
|
FREMONT Four person: wove
j killed and a fifth injured early
j Monday night when the car in
j which they were riding crashed ;n
--| io a brides abutment near hon-\
j State Highway Patrolman V. I.
J Morrow of Kinston said that the
i car was traveling at between 45
! and 60 miles an hour in a 35-mi!-’
; an-heur zone when if. struck the
j guard rail of the bridge over the
j Atlantic Coast Line Railroad two
miles south of here on U. R li7
Morrow said th*> cat bn«nr«-d
off the guard rail into the
bridge abutment and burst Into
j Haines.
1 Morrow identified three of Hie
, dead, all from Kinston, a. Charlie
; Lee Fair. 23, William Henry Fair,
j 41. and Rosa Lee White. 32. The
1 fourth victim was tentatively iden
i i.ified as Floyd Cox. about 40, of
j Kinston
j The filth occupant of the rar,
| Annie White. IS, of Kinston, was
i taken to Wayne Memorial Hr.: piled
I in Goldsboro where she was treat*
; ed for a broken ankle and lacei a
i tions of the head and face.
Mortwr said he had been r,t »yle
to determine who had been d.nv*
! mg the car.
NAB SEVEN ON BOOZE COUNTS
RALEIGH -Raleigh police had
a busy Sunday morning Which if.
| suited ip seven srre&ts for ooe.-c -
won of non-tax paid whiskey, Sgt
G. D. Pearce reported. Each wr
placed under bond in the Wake
County Jail.
Bruce Evans. 4fi. of 721 t, Davie
Street, va» charged with nesses*
; sion of six quarts. His brother. 0.--
mer Evans, 48. of 717 b Davie St.
! was held for having one quart
Others rounded up In the
»»*s airests were Mwy Ntewart,
28, of IM N Fi<er Street with
one quart; Moselle Monroe,
of 33f South Street, one quart;
Pearl Martin. 60. of 12$ E Da
vie Street, one quart;' .tames
•tudd. 50, 310 E. .Jimea, onr ninl:
and Willie Young, 47, 1005 E,
Jones Street, one pint.
WANTED MAN GIVES UP
WINSTON-SALEM -- A posse of
! 50 officers surrounded a barn marly
I Saturday and Lewis Kiser. 20. who
J had blaated at two depute* with s !
1 shotgun, surrendered meekly. Kis* i
I er jumped from the barn loft and j
| gave himself up after throwing out !
j the shotgun. Officers said they yell*
j ed at Kiser to surrender for about j
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North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 1958
+ +. + + + +
American Legion Is
integration Target
SAVED BV FACE Robert Daniel*. 40, is curled bv Bremen front the 20 fool-deep french wVr
be and Harvey Spearman, 60, were buried under tons of earth for more than an hour on An. u-.t S
The side* of lire dram ditch caved in on the men just 15 feet short of finishing a mb n f la.vinr dt • .
file. Spearman was dead when firemen dug him ouf. His body, which partially covered the f
Daniels, apparently saved Daniels' fife Daniels suffered a compound fracture of Hi* 1-ft aim and
short- i i l l TELLUHOTO).
Kills Own Mother With Rat
Poison; Sentenced To Life
RICHMOND Va. -- A Halifax j
County man is ser* ’ria a life sen- j
tape* in stale penitentiary after 1
pleading guilty to murder in the !
rat poison slaying of his mother.
Booker Clark. -W, of Crystal Hill, i
entered th* guilty plea before Halt- |
Winston-Salem Board
Admits 3 To School
WINSTON-SALEM Four Nr ;
groes here will join sine and possi- |
isly seven in Greensboro in attend- j
anee of white or prcdominentty |
while srhoojs this fall under North j
Carolina * “Limited Integration" |
program.
The WinGon- ».*|em School j
board Monday admitted three
Negros to previously all-white
Easton Elementary School here
under piovlMon* of the state’* ,
IS8& pupil assignment ad One
tvag admitted to previously all
white Reynolds High last year
a«d is scheduled to return this j
frl.il
Last week, (v o more Negroes ;
were admitted to predominantly i
white schools in Greensboro, which j
already had at least, five holdovers j
from last, yeas'- history-making io~ ;
tegraiion mew, The Charlotte !
school board is scheduled to con- !
eider integration requests this ;
week.
3 Teenagers Given Long
Terms For Housebreaking
■ Three teenage youths of Raleigh
j who pleaded guilty to a total of 18
counts of house-breaking, larceny
j and receiving, were given long pri
! son terms Wednesday m Wake Sn
j peri or Court.
j Howard Boone, 18. was sentenced
1 to a total of is years. 10 years on
j one count and five on another. In
| the other counts against Boone
j Judge Herman Clark gave him five
j years on each with the terms to
vun concurrently with the first
sentence.
Given five year* on each count
j was Eseile McLeod, 17. His terms
! are to run concurrently. Louis !
; Armstrong' Guthrie, i7, was sen- j
I fenced to two years in prison on j
; each count, the term to run non- j
j- currently.
The three youths pleaded guilty j
i Tuesday to the 18 counts, but-
RALEIGH. N. C.
fax County Circuit Judge G, E
Mitchell, Jr.. Saturday.
He told the court be pi" ret
poison in hi* mother = mod but
had net meant to kill her. The
mother. Mrs. Tninir Bells
Clarke. 60. died July IP.
• Monday, the Winston - Salem
j Board approved admission of Ken
i kenth Richard Cooper, 8, his sister,
I Roslyn Dianne Cooper 7. and a
i neighbor, Norman Earnistine Cor
i ley. 7. to the Easton School. They
| will follow in Ihe footsteps of
j Gwendolyn Yvonne Bailey. Ift, who
> gained admission to Reynold* High
| last year when racial barriers were
! cracked for the first time,
i But the board also turned
; down mx other requests from Ne
i gross seeking admission to white
j schois here, and the board - lone
| Negro member, the Rev Willis w
I R. Crawford, termed it a • back
; ward step.''
Winston - Salem NAACP Rrcsl-
I dent Cortez Puryeav. who attend
| ed the meeting with several other
represerttatlevs of the organization,
raid “We are very happy about the
Easton Si hoo| transfers,' 1 but said
he was “disappointed'’ about the
six rejections
! Judge Clark decided tr» wait until
| Wednesday to pass iudg e ment.
! Man Declares
Return Near
PINE FORGE, Pa 'AJNTP)
The crisis in the Middle East is but
a. prelude to the difficulties the
world will experience preceding
the second return of Christ to the
world, a Washington. D. C. church
official said here Friday night.
RETURN OF CHRIST.
ONLY SOLUTION
Speaking at the 13th annual sum
i tntr Bible conference and Camr
j meeting of the Allegheny Conter
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PRI CE 12c IN N. C; ELSEWHERE ISc
j Comornnwedlthi' A'tornrv y :.i : ',
;L. McKinney aard Clark probably
l would b* returned to Halifax m
| September to fare an indictment
| charging him with the poison sla v
; mg of MiFh/abeth CaiTintiipn
i of South Boston, Nct-o in 1953
YOUNGEST -STUDENT AT COItIMBIA Yhlrteen-year-oid
George Miller, of Mooresvllle, sits in front of I'm Memorial Übrai ■
at Columbia University in New York City. Miller, whose ambition is
to ter«t hi?- country as diplomat, is Columbia’s youngest enrolled
summer session student, Miller was idmilled as a, special student on
♦be recommendation of hi?; high school principal and the permission
of Professor Arthur *V. Thompson, of Columbia, (OPS triOTO;.
SayJudgs
Erred in
NAST-i VILLK .N C. Jkohnn'e D.
Knight, 32-year-old deaf mute gav
■-f f'«nn the gas chamber by tbs
■State Supreme Court, goes on trial
fi r his Sil'r for tin second (mu* in
Nash County Superior Court this
week.
Knijbt was wnieniwd t<i
tipi'ji i vp,n- -i,,n for the slay
iti; of * white woman, Mrs,
Myra. Brown Manning-, with ■&
hawkhilt Unlfe 'nf! dumping
hr)• hor’v m * woods ar-ur Ball
rv in piiiv If),Vi The Supt-ese
Court onipM'd 3. new trial on
S»oi!Ilf!- (It,- trot •-1
in refusing to permit fhs fury
to con.-.idor a IrsM i chatgo than
first degree murder.
Knight ah.i> is under uidir*
merit on charges of assault w ith
intent to commit tape and kid
naping
She iff Glenn 'Womble. of Nisid
County r-ud he obtained a w>
session from Knight in the slaying
by v. ■ 't >" not «f and by use of *
sign language The men had bests
w.wMnß m a hog tot nr-. - the Man
ninff home on ’he d?y she was
slain,
Legionnaires
Are Seeking
integration
In. -i -p• cj> rail m,-- »tag held **
'ho C ha; i' , T. ; r orwj ~-j p es » 157
of the A merits?, ts legion Sunday,
'.-egionoaup 1 01 Divi'-on S: . North
Carolina Department of the Anver
u : n tj."-yion. voted unanimously to
seek full integration of all Legion
nairrs in the North Caroline De
nar • of H-- /-r.-i- . i• Legion.
This meeting tuit
m >.ot *0 .1 trr.elnti.an ? -<-- v f -d a*
<h« Asheville. Convention dstff
tio.d each post to si v ■- -■ ihe
sentiment of is «»mhr-n ?r>d
-pr,d rr pa r.<r■ ,1- t-r in 1, 3.
In-h ti> rvpr?;.;. *!■!«• de.-p-*?- -'I
fhc tiiembf*: relative to Ctdj.
son BiVs, aNiti-a||im in the- 5? * ■
payftUtnfc without v otitic- statsu
The CoraniatvJet of D’-
Pb-nrinier Vines of Ra!e.:2h. w«-
idod fioev the meet in* A ••heck of
the registration revealed that ap~
ntoximatplv 8S prr cent of the
post, hi Division Six were reore
sented
The V-hfviii* reseluHatj
stemmed from refusal of th®
Knatution Committees «f the
De.pamnent fonvenUon in
Ashpfiiic •<* ronsidn
l«t.i#tK from Division Six ask
mn for sir <-‘er represent.*tten
on **•» v;; fin us •Muntnittee.g in
the rftnventi'ni
The motion for full integration
" made bv T-f y ! .-i n com
• -'idf.l of Thomas Jackson Post
te®. of Hsmiet.
M Jai • -c-n ••' -i aps '«•*} »b*ir
iwn of a sp-on man commute® to
f. up machinery sot full integra
i hose appointed to work with
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