’ * ' •' yngm
LOAD SHIFTED ~~ This f*»l
truck, which belongs to .lames
Calvin Raines of Washington
Terrace, shifted its load cartv
Monday morning after a fire
weakened, and this Is what re
sulted Raines was rounding a
curve at the corner of Tarhoro
Road and £. Davie Street when
the accident occurred. Travel
ing only about 5 mites per hour
at the time, h*- was uninjured
Firemen were railed to spra.v j
water on the oil which spilled
out onto the street. (STAFF
PHOTO BV CUAS. ft. JONES), j
Question 3
As Body
Is Found
»
MARION —Marion police Mon
day continued to question three
Negro men in the fafeai beating
Sunday of the elderly white wid
ow of a. former' mayor of Marion.
Meanwhile, Police Chief P. W ■
Smith reported “still no leads
Monday m the slaying of Mrs ;
F Wilkinson, 63, at her home
.Also, the State Bureau of investi
gation joined the probe,
■Smith said Mrs. Wilkinnui ; 1
patently was beaten to death
s “blunt instrument" of some ■
and her body tossed down a. cellar
stairway,
”H> have leads to a
mount to anything at present ''
Smith 'iaid as he, continued
his investigation at the brick
home. of Mrs, WtfuriMm. Po,
lire said the throe suspects
were being held without charge
for further questioning.
Smith said the three were form
erly employed at the Wilkinson ;
home, They were picked up short J
ly after will end James K. Wil - j
kinson had discovered the body of
their mother.
Smith said a motive for the
slaying had not been, established. 1
He said a pathologist's report
(COrrtTNtJKD ON PAG? ’)
• |
School* Trial
[ GREENSBORO -- The Dor- |
•ham School Board Monday I
; raissd objections to virtually
' all questions asked by attor
neys for two Negro girls seek
ing ® court order admitting
them to a. white high school
and declaring the North Caro
|Una Pupil Assignment Act void,
i In reply to interrogatories j
j submitted in Middle District
i Court here the board objected
j M 3 ail but four ot some. 40 ques
tion* asked ic the integrroga
tory.
The questions deal with
school board policies with re- j
gerd to assignment- of children '
and with board activities prior'
to the school term in which the !
two girls wore refused tram ,
f«r«.
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• t Little Rock. Arkansas recently, but the head usher slipped them oft into the biMinent bv then'
and they left without heating the .erraan Photo shown. Self to tight front rot*. Charlie Wash
Miss Mae Willie Barbee. David Barbee, and Miss Mamie Rodgers Back row left to right. » h
Jase King, sod James King. L C. Bate' piominent publisher and husband of the president of Arkansas •
R4ACP, said he thought the group nan duped by segregalionisU. who telephoned them, pretended to be i
li» Minister o# the eknrch and invited them to the services, il'Pl TELEPHOTO).
Bass’Wife, Lawyer Say
!He Has Lost 60 Pounds
Was the death row prisoner. >
j Matthew Bass, mistreated by
I guards at the state's Central Pris
! on?
j Thi« is the question the State
i Bureau of Investigation is expect
i ed to probe.
Bass *.e •niirnii’H to dir
September ft? nn a charge of
raping a white woman in a Ra
leigh office building lasi June
I'.’. He was accused of brutally
! slashing (be woman with a
knife, and she was in critical
conditions for several days.
Attorneys for Base have ap- i
| pealed the case, and the Supreme j
! Court is scheduled to hear the |
j arguments on October 28.
After bearing rumors that her
husband was being mistreated i
M>'s, Bau-ss and Attorney Taylor |
went- to the pmon on October IS I
to talk with Mm,
No Negroes Present As
Private Schools Open
UTTLE ROCK Ark—The much i
! talked-aboul-whiw-private schools j
■in Little Rock finally ope tied on
! Monday following the closing of j
| the public schools seven weeks ago, ]
Some Son white high-school sen-j
ions registered with the Little Rock j
tri'ivato School Corporation aadj
began attending classes Tuesday, j
When enrollment is completed. ;mj
additional 200 is expected to be I
registered.
In another section of town,
j slip another 30ft pupils of all j
Business League Reactivated,
C. C, Smith, Jr. New President
At a luncheon meeting at the
: Bloodworfch street. TMCA Tu.es
day the Raleigh. .Business League
was; reactivated aft*: several years
of inactivity.
Officers for the p oup > eve
elected.
Elected *»» end ihe organ)-
intton were the following:
President, C. C. Smith, lr.,
vice-president. I J. San.-on;
secretary, J M Holloway; as
sistant secretary, E. 1,. Rai
ford; treasurer, M K Alexan
der; parliamentarian, Charles
U Frazer. Tin executive com
nit tee is composed of Messrs,
Sanson, Holloway and
Alexander. Three additional
members are to he elected or
named by the president.
; In his acceptance address to ihe
■<•©of president, Ms. Smith who|
I ** district manager of the N. C. j
_
fcovrrsPKP on pagb sv
i According to Mrs. Bass’ state
ment, Matthew Bass told her "that
he had been beaten about the head
and body by four prison guards
with iron pipes and that they
turned a. five hose on him, all
while he was in hi; prison cell
and that he knew of no reason
why they had done so."
My husband further stated
that hr was being ill-led, was
being krpi In a, dark dungeon
i without bed or mattress, he
I having to sleep on a stone
floor, and that hr had been
spilling up blood for several
j days without receiving or br
ing given any medical treat
ment," added Mrs. Bass.
| The charges were contained in
| affidavits presented Thursday to
i Bupcuor Court Judge Herman F
fcONTtSI'EI) ON PACE })
' grade levels rcgisfrivii in *
H,p(i.( t l>?ufh High Thni'l
! utter* cla-scs u,lt brgtn next
week. The school is establish
rd as a bl anch nl llle churrh -
! wjftj tfeudents a igft N%'* ■
: :toc.s not »r. school since i-hcy clos
| rd made no attempt to register in
i the private segregated schools,
i Private school authorities sa-id
(eONTTNtT.h ON PACK P
■ ISP ■ I
•si
% ! I '
■S r SMITH *B
Escaped NC Trusty Gets Drunk,
Kills Woman, Injures Two Men
fdsafe
North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
| VOI. IS, NO. 1
Baptists To Gastonia lues.
+ dr Hh Hh Hh dr Hh Hh
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11 mi Mn<rinn
iftCpv* iviMdUli
GASTONIA .Once ,? v«ar j
. me-' «..ogc> from .-’fiilt-ited church- j
1 --. organ l ;?■ njeef
with ter Gi-ijci ;i State
'i!- . upon fo* a j. - - -i 1 -, - The
j »ms i ouvting will r>r !'- !r.t wall Use
, ,-yi J’aal Baptist Church. Gai-lonia.
toe Re>-,-it'l.d K Ackei, patter,
i October 38 3fj.
As u uni. 'tr program ooiriwub- j
: tee n*s corns tip with an cutstand- j
i n? r.- design-'<i to inspire ;
! arid to inform. The theme is; "The *
! ' -, . ”.? f ' r .
: 1.-v, liffi.hirt and ( vans,* '
-< f " -"22.
K ONTSMIfcO ON P.Kil .’)
Stage Se t
For A, New I
Bus Suit !
BIRMINGHAM. Ate Charge- j
i filed Monday pcairn-* 13 Negroes i
| set ihe Mage for a leyal te.*.-t of :
j Birtruiu’haniT "driver option" pel- ;
! icy on bus soatins.
{ The Negroo;., nine mer and four i
women, were lodged in city jail
on charges of disoideriy conduct'. *
conr.pi! acy to couimit a breach of 1
i the peace and conspiracy to cause j
j a breach ol the peace- They were!
j placed under bond of SOOO each.'
The group hoarded two buses
and look front srate after n
j meeting with integration lead
er Rev. F. ! ShuttleswoiTh.
'the action followed the city
commission's rrrent repeal of
bus •*e?i'e*at(o«i l.i vy and
i adoption of Mihstitnlr ordin
-Hire leaving Hie sealing of
(in- jin* i fi «i*v ry r .’i
New Bonus Week Begins
As Month Nears An End
.
Churches enta-rd in the CSSfo- j
1 linian Bonus Mfcmcv race are mov- j
jmg mto the fourth Ufr k whirls 1
j begins Thursday October 23, and i,
I ends at midpv Ist Oclobet 80. The I ’
! current bonus month will end on j
j Noyrinher i?. |
1 CAROLINIAN ——— — I
ADVERTISERS
i— ■vmsssßsmmßzr m)Y {jROM THEM ,
, FAQS. 2
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I PAGE 3
• ''other A Daughter Mere.
• Raleigh Savings A Loan A-sonatiun
{.lertrlMt Whole'- Jm.,
.tohason Umhe ( ompanv
!Mr lolio W H'(n"rrs
, Family Shoe Store
| PAGE
HurtMnj-Belk Companv
PAGE b
Colonial Mote,
Mr. Kji) iJthtniHo
Capital Loan Company
Acme Realty Company
train Finance CompsoT
N C. 1*,.,,'m, ‘ ■
Cl veils Bejulv College
Gent SV.i'rh Vriop
Raleigh Funeral Ham*
S. M young Ha id wap i
PAGK V
A. a-, p. super Market:
Nasli-Strr !f-H ,irrr n. lot.
! Ambassador ! n,f,,
: The Hood System Birins! rut H -nk
! Tayloi P, ,tii tv server-
Sl-Heigit Commission Utthsp, Inc,
Firestone Slores
!• v>.i >
! Blood ivortl, M ror.' !=.' H'onr
Mechanics A *,|-,!er, Prnk
Heater Weil Company
Cavenes® In«o.«n;e Agri" •,•
Pepal-Cola Bottling Co. ni Raleigh
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1958
1 M ii‘-i 1 .ii Kiui, Klan v. n » i Edwards leaf
hroiigh a copy of a Salvation Army publication is he leans agains:
i wall outside the Grand Jury chamber al Atlanta. Ca,. las! week
site state sought in dirt mi nte in conneetion with the recent Jewish
Temple bombing there He said he intended to keep she Rian out of
the incident. MiPt TELEPHOTO).
Assailant Os Dr. King Is
Indicted, Cleric Testifies
NEW YORK— A 43-year-old wo-!
man was in dieted Friday on so
attempted firs', degree murder
chaise tn the stabbing last month!
There axe six werko included In !
tbss f?onu? Monin order that
additional ioca) and county
churchffs will have a chance to
enter and try for top cash awards, j
frONTWItEP ON PAGE ?)
< fin'Ma jJilAMevs. !cu
j W.>itM>a'» Seafood A Poultry t> Inc
I Pn>Rf«*‘l Co i rood Store
! Oil!ob Motor Company
i O imp's £.vro f.e»vir»
Ridge” ; - CiotKMnt
] H ; met MemAtUU
Deluse Hot.;
PAOti S
O O fll Motr.fi
nii Clothing Companv
! iffioua Bakery
•ittoi) Motor CntEpanv
'AG* U
First-Citimtu B»nk A TMi.u Company
vow Lincoln Cat*
Horton's Cash Store
wunt Goarrai litt Cotayaii'
AGE it
) iird's of Raleigh
•\H*s Cowing C. (iter
rtSsly ms*!j Store.
I .v H Km.. A- Compa>>•
navis flower Shop
j CAGE IS
j », E. Quiim Ftnutturs Company
j Certio Cleaners
Mi -ioseph Winters
; Carolina Power *. Light Ompait**
Mi« Russos Hatters A, Cleaners
Martin Strr»t tlelf-Srrvir* Laundry 1
ft‘p Co'r-Colr Bottling to I
Washington Te*rat" Apts, ,
j t-’AGt. It j ,
npnrtrnan's t rdiro Shop 1 *
1 rile Press Club, In;. I
RALEIGH. N. f .
iof the Rev Martin Lilt,ho Km
: Montcomery. Ain,. Integral u
.’.i.cler
Howard Jones assistant dir-tr
•iUorney -said '.Jo accused worn.
Mi i rob Ware Citrrv, would
| arraigned Monday. Mrs Cur
who has been m Bedew Host
lal undersoins, oeychtalne *tah
ination, could be sentenced to
(CONTyVtJIKD ON PAGE f.)
TALKING SHOP—Vice - preside at Richard M. Nixon met with Illinois Rentihliratui at cte*w I*«t
week <o open 3 6 day campaign tour in behalf of HOP congressional candidates. With Nison t» famous
tisrk star Jesse Owens, left, now running for count y cotutfftifts toner Nixon ’■aid the GOP ca.mo.tiy* t* j
picking up and “we have every chance to upset those *h« predicted defeat.'’ (t3Ff TEX.ISPSCTJSC
PRICE 12c IN N. C.; ELSEWHERE 15c
To Murder,”
Man Claims
DILLON. S C -A 48- >.< ar-olci
"Moon Baby ' wn! go on trial here I
Thunday for tne murde: of si
widowed mother of four children j
•slain when the moon was full over i
a swampy come-cry hideaway near
here.
Quincy Bullock found sane af
ter he confessed the killing of :
Mrs. Carolyn Ba,field, 28, will face I
i-he Genera! Session Court, fol
lowing his indictment Monday by '
the Dillon County Grand Jury. |
The 18-man panel return
•rt a true, bill after a 1 (l-iutn
• CONTINUED ON PACK g>
King Goes |
To Jail,
Not Africa
WOODBINE. Ga -The uapie
dietabir Rev Cletmon King, the i
man who was labelled insane when i
he attempted to enroll at the Ur;- ,
erstty of Mississippi recently j
iidrd in tail nn a warrant sworn i
ut by his wife.
King several days ago an
•souneed his B.iet to Africa"
movement for skilled Ameii
(continued on page 2)
Admits Negroes
WASHINGTON iANPi— the
District of Columbia Bar Asso
•<Ucn has fmaiK voted to ad
■ i Negro lawyers into it.
inbership
'ppcificslly the issue, de
d bv a vote n, .'>B3 to "'M
whether the Association
:»ws would b" emended b
ung the word "white" from
1 1'.bership requn etnents
he vote v.»a.i 48 more than
’ necessary two-thirds ma
lty,
| -
j ASHEBORO--Whits Craig, .Jr.
I "7 a trusty who walked away from
j the Randolph County .tail Sun
! dav. wbn charred with murde:
; Monday m toe fatal shooting o:
a, woman here
The worrian. Miss Dorothy Hill
27, died Sunday in a. local hospi
tal She had been shot three timet
! m the cheat and once In the sto
mach. Police quoted Craig a& say
mg he "must have had an «rgu
; snent” with the woman at her
: home.
The shooting occurred a* of
fleers ‘ought Craig for an earl
•er shooting spree in which t
men were slightly wounded-
Officers said Craig told then?
the first shooting occurred
when the two men milled *
knife on him, Police said Craig
had been drinking heavily.
Police Chief Clarence Lovett
aid officers had. not been abb
so determine where Craig obtain
ed the pistol used in the shoot
ings.
•CONTINUED ON PAGE 2?
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AUTHOR ACCUSES POLI
TICIANS—Harry Golden. Char
lotte- author and publisher,
smoked a cigar during a press
conference, at Chicago. 111., last
week. Golden said that Southern
politicians are encouraging such
incidents as the dynamiting of
■‘i Atlanta, Ga., synagogue on
October 12. He claimed Southern
politicians are lighting fire* of
carial hatred by encouraging
massive resistance to Integra
tion if ft TELEPHOTO!
j ' " —IN
I
MPs MARS f!,sti -FLAKEH
RALEIGH - Mr a Carmel Car-.
o.G-ton !vi « i. ad’-cor to AmbasM*
Henry Cabot Lodge, o? the
United Sta‘> Mi; on to the United
Irony, poke at Shaw University
<•!< Monday evening In discussing
ir acnei J development of the
iled Nation, she pointed out
i {!■•; (Jpntia! has
m op more tn" 1 ?! in emergen
■ .lUiations from 1956 to 195*
VC- ,ve been ir > v -'■ o, - l.g
' rid wir Thi “e. sh“ declared,
inri the Genet a) A j lombly des’t
;<h -.••• eiai -itu.rijam mhich wer«
a mnwtigp on page ts