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SI CWF HI W ART!ift—Shivering from gold, pajamas and slipj»ers-cUd Air Force Sgt. William tody
.«. of Craig Air Lorre Base. Alabama, is assisted from the rail of the Golden Gate Bridge last week after
lie spent four hours on a narrow beam outside the railing, threatening to jump to his death. After talk
ing lo medical and military police officers from f.efterman General Hospital, where he had been undergo
ing psychiatric treatment, he finally permitted riggers In slip over the railing and assist him to safety
( odv told psychiitrisis hr was despondent because his wife had left him some time ago. (IIP! TELEPHO
TO!,
AKA Sorority Prepares 61 Debs
For Presentation Here On Friday
i S y! PHOTOS. PAGI til
The Twenty-first Annual Dcbu- '
I a ntc Rail, .sponsored by the Alpha
Theta Opiejca Chapter of the At- j
pha Kappa Alpha Sorority, will be j
held st the Raleigh Memorial Au- j
ri librium on Friday, November 28, !
al <>',?s p, m, according to Mrs. ,\u
sr-py 11. LogriP., executive XVIC- I
I a iy
The formal opening id the
Hchntuntc Bail will get under
nay at KCA n m. with activi
ties continuing thtough one a.
m
Hew Trial Far Doctor
Accused Os Abortion
ALBEMARLE- A fltfcnly County
"rand jury " ill hr' asked to indict j
a colored physician on charges of •
per forming a abortion in
si term of Superior Court which
opened heir- this week
Many officials Prom Union Coen
have been summoned to appear
in ((it jj- i here Tuesday at a hearing
for D'. A K. Perry.
Ihr medic eonvictrri in Oi
lohcr of 19.">7 : oh the same
charge on J \ to have the State
Supreme Court return the case
In 1 nion Superior Court, Mas j
granted a change of venue by
the Union court last August.
An attorney for the doctor said ;
the defendant, who drew a (no-
Life Terms Ordered As 8
Boys Plead Guilty To Rape
AHHEVfLLE After pleading
Emily to capita! charge of rape
last Friday, eight, colored youths,
aged 14 to 17. with the court's
Attacks Racists
f?OBTON~-/\ Rabbi j
v night ..u-Krrt parrub !
i üb« U* *’)’ Ihrif* rltjiUlrrti out **f
n ci? Rr g reg »t e d m h 00 1 *.
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: fjifv vho would fat the r «rr ifapii
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n *i4 Rabbi 1 nifitF* A ?* rank
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I’hurriin,, r *i ,«ji fhifji.s u battling ;
ft ’• rjov.r tregnt.ion.
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220-226 S. first, at,
I>aliired will hr th r preset!
lation of 195 S debutantes »hn
w ill he escorted by their re
spective chief marshals
fit debs arc .slated to be pre
sented.
Queen.? for the occasion will be
i Mis.? Frances Ann Winters of
j haicigh, and Miss Carolyn V. Lovi
j ster of Louisburg. Along with the
j queen' will appear the maids of
I honor, Miss Mercedes Winters of
| Raleigh and Miss Mari LaSuer
! Stewart of Gadsden, Alabama.
Attendants at the queen's court.
car '(entente in the.
ennvictlM). could not receive »
fair trial in his home county.
The presiding jurist in th<? term
of Superior Court opening here
Monday, Judge Hubert E Olive,
granted Dr. Perry the change of
venue.
The State Supreme Court ruled
that the physician's original con
viction could not stand because the
d-'ense .as not heard on its
charges thal Negroes were system
atically excluded from grand jury
! service in Union County.
Dr .Perry is vice-president of
1 the Union County chapter of the
j Natiorjs) Association for the Ad-
I vanceoicnf nf Colored 'People.
approval, receiver! automatic life
sentences.
The written picas, signed by
thr defendants and their a(-
i.irneys. wcr** entered after tes
iestimony began on Thors
day . II had taken ihiec days
to seleet a jjiry.
In passing sentence. Superior
Court .lodge J. B. Craven observed
that “North Carolina, is 100 en
lightened in this year. 1958. to
put to death a. boy of 17 years of
age, a bo. of 14 years of age , .
The jurist noted that ''much
has been smd” about, the ape of
the defendant*, and the fact that
they were indicted and tried wi
rin' a. capital charge which unless
the jury recommended mercy or
their pleas had been approved by
the court, ccnilri have frnt them
to the aas chamber.
The defendant* were eharg
fCOsmNUfcß ON PARC SP
i'jniily Mtoc liter#
linbassartot lltcalrr
I He,)' , oi Raloijl!
s. m young Hatdwiir t «
r.'imoiii Bakery
rt.lm Ritii TV Service
(icm M utch S'top
Mr. -J mien O. iliounl
PA(.I ill
Mood worn. St. Touriv Homo
Mechanics f. Ka.'ti'ers Bank
Heater Well Company
Caveness Insii.-anee Agency
Pepsi-c: da Buttlins Co ol Raleigh
i arolina Bulltl” i s Corn
Watson'. Seafood & Poultry Co Inc
Uinstei f Tvaitelcr Co & Food Stori
nilion Motor rinnn • Company
Dunn's V,M) ti-e\OB
ttul*e)vay> Opticians
Warner Memorial*
Uehixe Hoty
PAGE I i
H.ulonW C.isl! Slnir
ldr»t-CUl».e»» Bank K Trust ( ompany
Hunt t;«’»eri| 'Pin Company
Aente Pealtv Compativ
The (Bxid *• stem fndustrlai Bank
Carpet Oilier
Martm Street Self-Service J.aiituli','
Davis flower Shop
Raleigh Funeral Home
,Surety Exterminating Co-
Mr. c. Burl blehtman
will be. Miss Sandra Epps, Wash
ington, D. C.; Miss Annie Ruth
Morgan, Raleigh; Miss Laurencene
Scales, Warrenton; Miss Denniese
Perry, Raleigh; Muss Sylvia Snow
den. Washington, D. C.; Miss Fl
vera Quick, Kaeligh: Miss Marga
ret William*. Washington. D C
and Miss Eleanor Nunn, Raleigh.
On the staff to give the official
welcome will be: Dr. Foster F.
Payne, dean. Shav University;
Miss Odessa Y. Wallace, honorary
chairman; Mrs. Logan; John D.
Lewis, official announcer, Mrs.
Fannie V Latham. originator of
cover design; musicians. Ruddy
Johnson’s orchestra; with decora
tions by Fallon's Florist.
The week's program hrgan
(CONTINUED ON PACT. 2t
“Old Glory”
Waves Again
In Virginia
RICHMOND. Vs.— Tins United
States flag was hoisted above Vir
ginia'.-: canito! Tupsd«y for the first
time since Gov. .1. Lindsay Al
mond's storm-provoking ar.nouit.'e
ment that he would not fly okl
glory higher than Virginias flag
True to his statement, the
stars and stripes were unfurled
at. dawn Irom a flagpole over
the stare senate on the west
side of the eapitol, and the Vir
ginia flag was raised over the
(CONTINUE!’ ON PAGE SI
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DARDEN BOUND OVER
,lamps Konnott Darden. 58, <*
hove, «f Nash Terrace, ihi* rity,
was bound over to lh« WaVr
iSnperinr Court Tuesday, rharg
ed with larceny and receiving,
breaking and entering. He is
charged with breaking hdo »
beauty parlor in Ibe 500 hloek
of S.‘ Dlotinl Street, and taking
one ran of hair grease, two curl
lug irons and 10 towels. His
bond was set at SfiOO, Darden Is
a sign painter of some note.
Mother Os
Physician
Buried Here
Funeral services for Mrs. Peggie
Perry, 85, of 1325 S East Street,
were held Wednesday of this week
bI. 3:00 p.m. at the First Baptist
Church, Raleigh.
Mrs, Perry, who passed
Monday at Si. Agnes Hospi
lal after a brief illness, was
the mother of Dr. Nelson !,.
Terry, physician of this city.;
Although a native of Franklin
County. Mrs. Ferry had resided in
Raleigh most of her life.
Aside from Dr. Perry, Mrs. Per
(CONTtNUEn ON TAGE J}
Injured Woman Spends Night In
Woods Near Dead Hobby's Body
North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
VOL IS. NO. q SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, IONS RALEIGH. N. C. PRICE !2c IN N. C,; ELSEWHERE 15c
Bass’ Life In Hodges’ Hands
4* + 4* 4- 4“ 4 + 4”;
Would-Be Church Bombers Declare
we'll blow them up
State Court
Says Jurist
Didn’t Error
Raleigh Attorney Herman I
j Taj’lot. court-appointed lawyer
! (or convicted rapist, A'aUhcw
j Phillip Bass, indicated last «cck
j end that, he will ask Gqvernoi
Luther Hodges to spare ttie life
of the man. who is .- chediitoci to
die in the state's gas chamber on
Friday. December 5.
Itass was convicted in July
!T of this year of raping Mr;,.
Sarah Keels Mahler. 35-Jcar
old white woman on .! Line 12.
The rape-slashing allegedly
took plan in Hie Occidental
Life Inc, Building, Lame-on
Village, this city.
The State Supreme Court last
Wednesday found no error in the
trial of the husky janitor.
Bass was convicted of rape by
| a jury in Wake Superior Court in
|, filly, The jury did not recom
(CONTtNUSn ON PAGr s>
Nephew Is
Dead After
Family Fuss
PLYMOUTH William M. Brown,
38, was shot to death last Saturday
night at !0:30 p.m. by his uncle,
Nathaniel Brown, 58. at the form
er's home, three miles east of Ply
mouth on the Mackey's road, the
sheriff s office reported Sunday.
Paul Basnight, sheriff, said Na
thaniel Brow n gave the following
version of the killing:
The younger .Basnighf, who had
hern dl inking, got into an ai'En
meni with the eider man When
William grabbed a knife, In., uurle
grabbed a gun and ordered the
nephew so put the kiufr clown
William i,~ said lo have dTppp r 'd
ths knife and Nathaniel put w
gun away.
A few minute* later, William
again picked up tlm knife and told
His uncle that he was going lo kill
(CONTTNUEO ON PAGE *1
N. C. Pupil
Laws Cited
By Governor
| ASHEVILLE - Gov. Luthm M
I Hodges cited North Carolina's Pu
pil Assignment Laws as. an ex am
ple of the successful cooperation
1 Pet ween alt levels of povernmeid
| that has been a major factor in On
i slate's development
“We have learned the value of
working together to meet present
problems and to plan lor the fu
lure," he told the Mid-Winter
meeting of the National Associa
tion of County Officials.
He cited North Carolina k'-iw
atlowing officials to meet school
integration problems on a local
level as an example of such coop
eration, "It seems to me that, in
Ihe two years since the adoption
of these laws, cm experience has
demonstrated the wisdom of taking
that approach,"
Hodges described Hie a|i
firtfarh as one which vests in
i the local units of government
(CONTINUED ON TAG It 3|
MOTHER AT SCENE OF TRAOFIiV Oricf-slrickrn Mrs. Ore
I trod* Lovelace, 22, of Brooklyn. New >ork. erics in room where !?■
I four children and a neighbor's child died last Thursday. I he five eh.
[ tlren died of smoke poisoning after a fire swept through > fourth floe
| flat in a tenement. Mrs. Lovelace said she had left the children in the
j flat while she left to go to (he grocery store. When she returned, thick
smoke yeas {touting from the flat. (UPI Pilot Ot.
Rights” Hail Va. Laws
RUFLINVrTON The newly-rhuv •
| i-'i f'd North (’.'arohuj* Dcf*■» ,r h • i
| of Slates' :-rt up formal |
j »»»gsntzatioii a? cle* ed Uieeljitg j
I here and endorsed the anti into j
j gration *-Untd nf Vircinia State of !
j fietalft during the weekend,
i A jsnoko.srn.aTJ for the fift prc oti.'
attending the I’ncet.tng said the |
i group adopted a resolution hark.* ?
Ims (iov, J Lindsay Almond. Jr. !
| and "the people of Virginia in j
| their fight."
I ho group also iMuied s at.itr
nunt which said “<i»o right and
honor.ibio stand is the stand
i
<CAM’«NIfKt> ON P/Mil* '>
I State News S
i • |
j i:\ll INJURES MX AI« CHILI) j
I BA.LKIC.iIi A fiv< yea* -old j
i girl v/as injured over the weekend j
when she "Wats struck b> a cur near I
her home here, pul ice reported. ;
She ran Honks of 1507 Pender Si..
j is being treated for lacerations of j
the head ami both knees at St. Ac
ties Hospital.
| Thr fli'ivi'i- of LI..- . ... was n.y■•!■
; A. Davis, 35. of I'.iuU: I I .uUistni! i',
I
(CON'lWUkn on pa<;i ;’)
01-'S- If.'l ' '..S of (he I'niJrff \iito Wo.krrs Hi.ion mot with mwtihm of ihr International Harvester La
f*r hit ions Hoard a I Ctaieasw rercnl l> in an effort to end the strike whir.h is expected to Idle 3fi.«»io
wo. Son's :ii !.*» oiiuils ;u ro- tin- nation. I UV officials are I from toft to right) Joseph O'Brien. prootdont ot
J,a< a! 40'’, Sprint;Hold. Ohio. nn Carney. president of Loral LltW. Chiwwnj l*»t Orrsuhouse, international
virr-prrKidf.nl of I AU . and I’rti-r Nrpiil.v, presidem of 1.0r.il lift!, Chir.rßO. (DPI PHOTO).
Synagogues
Untouched
In Alabama
MONTv JOMERV Ahi - ?'••«>• of
I'puea sri racial violence .'itiyibb'd
lheoiii.li Mptitgoiof r.v Sunday when
an inonvi'iifM' Ir-'K-phcHic raHer
(111 ei.i.OJVi'.d <0 I•I o V op top ** i i y';
I?>f " ic-.-, i..!: ,-. e irogues a! Ii r.jrr
it'S' I '.*. hut the deadline. passed
without any explosions.
f.hTevi i .U'tiiriiunr, V, Y X-wy
■. is ;he e v,:;s »»H was a !>' -is '
Me said patrol ««rs and detectives
wen covering each synagogue
within minutes after the unidenti
fied men Sold Mrs Virginia Mil
obeli, ii telephone operator at u lo
cal newspaper (The Advertiser),
“get nit .your reporters' at the Jew ■
ish churches We're blowing them
up at i) pm.
i«(cy Mini ns nteti had r.oi
searched the in id- of the syne.
Rogues “ bcean.se wr knov.- the
tCONTTNUKt* ON Mflt. 2)
2nd Church
Bonus Week
Opens Thars.
In proportion ns the mem
bers o’ the K-r logit arid Walm
"minty churches work in tin
'.ROLINIAN Bomb- Money pro
mt. benefits will accrue in the it
lurches' treasuries.
Churches can get a lead if
thc.V enter with the beginning
of the second week's period of
Ihe current month of the
Church Bonus Money program
i'hc second week will begin at
midnight Thursday, November
17. apr! end Wednesday, !»<■
eeiobcr 3
Prizes for the cntiiesfc winner,
t'srli immlli amount- t-o' $-'>o to
iiisi pi i/.e• $:>!». .second pi'ivte; •ti
ll ONTINId'IO ON r.-Hi!'. >
Wife Left
Unconscious
Near Body
ROCK* MOUNT 1 Nwtrn
I woman who jay unconscious be
I •‘vide the body of her slam husband
; « H night stumbled out of a wood -
j rd area Monday to ref aka an ac-
I count of another Negro man .- as
-1 tack on the couple.
Mrs. .fame; }-ee Ogburn,
shot, knifed pud left soy dead
■ Identified the attacker n Ja;
vis xtatou, 37; of Scotland
Neck. Officers picked him op
several hour* after vtjs n £ .
hum told there of the all ark
H ihe time of Sin.ton'e arrest
officers found a shotgun and
ftM.N’ttmibO ON FA.BK f)
14 Palmetto
Golfers WHS
File A Suit '
) CHARLESTON™”'*T r—A group
| of Negroes, rebuffed Su?>d9v in an
J nUompf to pfcri g»tf at for Ch«r
--] Jo-ton Manic Golf '’ouroe, yMd
Monday 1 '\z !.
“Wr f’rrf lh«( *HM « :»’ ' Mt ri I i«v,j 11
*'f Jjhts f*;tvc n c >, '
M i‘w!t>ni!tr;,s,
lor M»r group. n,i ** I.
*"Wf lu-fvr no »'i ti€;TO<fl * vs* o***>
I'M it So sr’«*t-; |{'jr?i! ,i fI v ii r ftn lb* s
‘ hr atfrfdl
j ?*•*. ,t men *mo six r. osir m 11
.Sami-: Whit*' of C!v»rl*>‘ ?.*rj and
| Brown of Jamrs l.iand
•'iS.innpfpd io To <
(co ni i n i.» f\ * o's r .* l ' .*. v ■»
Gaston. Cap
; Guns Drunk
On Street
< I ASTON IA A cck-iTd police*
m«r, slini and seninisly •->mndH
•i man in was irying to urrtv! on
j a cirntikcnncps charge here Sim
! clay,
i Clyde Jaiues Krvin. 32 of' Qn
! I'oiia was i'lospitali/ed viih bullet
wfiunds in the elms), abdomen .aufj
hand H:■ brother, Charle - 27, «'a.i
.tailed on charges of disorderly
conduct, drur.kouticss and i-csu.l irtf
j .l!T( . I
Officer Robert t’.nrri, report
fit (hat in* opi'.MrJ i;'r ' -Ih itiv
pislnl il lien the l.ltlrr I rrlll
attacked him « iih hi'- own
H OIVTTNIII h ON t*rt(,P. £1
Argument fatal
111 I . INS, S. f -take Bw
i -cut. , ||prry < minty Ncgi-«»
m;is sh<>( (o death Mondav f«J
lowitig an argument with an
i other llurrj t'ouiity Negro
Hesse ill died r-n ronle I" . In
cal hospital after being shol in
! the back (luce times iinb a
caliber p’slol bv Jackson
'l.lliop « Olllllv Shegift I rim
<*as<iue said .lacksun loM him
i j Hessent started to ualk jh c,
follmvlng the argument and
u lirn Bes’senl did not s< n r>
Jackson fired five times Ja.-U
ir | son i* bring held In tbe Slafinr.
i ; (anility tall peoding an fnvcll
i i gallon of tiie tprident