Medic Convicted Again; Case To Highest N. C. Court
“Million Days Os Schooling Lost”
North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
VOL 18. NO. in SATURDAY, DECEMBER b, 195* RALEIGH. N C. PRICE 12c IN N. CL; ELSEWHERE 15c
WIFE NABS BIGAMISTS
Boy. 10. Burns Schoo
Pair Failed
To Divorce
First Mates
Two residents of this city wore
bound over to Wake Superior Court
Monday by City Court Judge Al
bert Doub after probable cause
was found on charges of bigamy
"toning out of a news item ap
pearing in The CAROLINIAN last
neck,
Cornelius Donaldson, 25. and
Mrs. Kuna Smittj Donaldson, 32.
h otb were charged with bigamy.
Bone of $750 was ordered for
thr>ir appearanec in Wake Superior
Court.
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3rd Week Os
Bonus Money
Month Opens
Churches entered in the current
Fvirrus Money Month of the Csro
riion Bonus Money Program are
moving into their third week of
competition. The third week began
' bursday. December 4. and con
tinue through December 10.
New churches planning on parti
>’rating in the contest should ap-
Pc’ot someone to collect the pur
• 'iasp slips submitted by the mem*
eers of the churches each week.
Oily purchase slips for ro'erchan
d'se bought from merchants who
advertise in the Carolinian will
*-oint. A list of t.h* sc advertisers
appear on the front page of each
rne of this newspaper.
Killer regarding the Church
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Madges Ponders Fate
According to the office of
sailor and Mitchell, local at
lornpys. no decision had hern j
I reached at press time in the
<’M* of Matthew Phillip Raw,
; convicted rapist.
, Attorney Taylor had already
j conferred with the governor
i w hen his office was contacted *
joy fhis newspaper Wednesday, i
I but the final word on Bass' fate j
had not been issued.
CAROLINIAN
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ft. E. OuJnn Furniture i o.
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8. M. Toung Hardware Co.
Wachirngton Terra.' e Apts
Weatherman Jewelers
Family Shoe Store
Colonial Stores
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ADMITS CAUSING FIRE DEATHS—Farris Royster. 8, admitted
he caused fire which resulted in the suffocation deaths of two smaller
brothers and a sister at Chicago recently. The youngster admitted he
stuck pieces of paper under a pan of frying chicken ‘To see it burn,”
and threw the blaring paper under the stove and ran when he heard
his mother coming. The three children, Tommy Ray, 5, Beniel, 3,
and Elaine, 4, were found dead under the mattresses of their beds.
Firemen said they apparently had crawled there to escape the smoke.
The father Thomas Royster, 30, attempted to save the children, but
was driven back by smoke. (LTI TELEPHOTO).
Smthfield Father Holds
Cops At Bay, Shot In Leg
SM(THf'iKI D—A sheriff';! posse
; captured a Negro man Saturday
j night after he had held officers at
j hay with a shotgun and threatened
|to kill his wife,
i Johnston County Sheriff R A.
j Henry said June Artis, 40. was cap*
1 tured after officer* allot him in
Roilie Vaughan Cempan*
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! Bloodwortt St Knurls’ Some
j M-rhauf's A Fanners Sank
Heater Welt Company
Cavene»s Insurance Agenry
Pepsi-C l.i Battling O ol ftaletgb
( rrolirta Ruild-rs ’ top.
HalsoeT Rrafoo.t A poultry f.o to,
IJnistefti! Transfer Co A Food siarr
Dillon Motor Fu> >n, Company
nur.tr* kisao Service
i Ridgeway’s Opticians
Warner Mcoi irlalv
Delusr Mot:
1 PACK 1«
Slepliens Appliance Company
Mr. C. Karl Uehtrnan
Martin Street Sell-Service laundry
The Rood System tmtuslrlal Bank
T'irsi.-cttircns Ran U Ai Tiust Company
! Hunt General Tin Company
llurlon s Ca:.li Store
Hamilton Grocery
I Capital Lean Company
PAGE IS
1 N. C. Product*
1 White Ol! Company
Davis Flower Rhnp
! Gem Watch S io(,
Raleigh Seafood Company
i Sullivan's firoeer'
Wake Finance Company
i Raleigh Funeral Rome
(Taylor Radi TV Service
the leg. Henry had deputjwrd mt*
oral neighbors to help in th* cap
ture »fter Artif fired on officers.
Henry «tnd Artis htd threatened
his wife but she escaped with four
ol their 10 children and managed
to get help from a neighbor,
Artis will h<“ charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon with
intent to kill and with assault wn
officers, Henry said.
Three Perish
As Monoxide
Seeps in Cor
1 GASTONIA Tne live* of three
; persons wore lost near here this
| week when poison gas seeped into
their automobile. They were found
m the car, parked just off a busy
highway Sunday morning.
Officers reported that carbon
monoxide gas had crept into the car
and killed the trio.
The victims were: William Stflfw
j at, 23, of Clover, S, C,, James Hen
ry Blake, 23, of Gastonia, and Miss
Nell Ann Lawrence, 19, of York
County, S. C.
Tile throe were among the 25
, victims of violence in this state
) last weekend.
School At
Charlotte
Is Burned
*
CK ARIjOTIE A 10-year-old
colored boy was in custody of Ju
venile authorities here Monday as
ter admitting he set. fire to a room
In an elementary school here Sun
day.
The boy whose name was with
held because of his age, also war
Questioned In connection with *»p *
era! other myr ~v tous fires wsceat-i
ly in i.he Charlotte area, hut there:
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Man Found
At Prison
With Gun
TARBORO An armed man
found loitering outside a prison
camp here Sunday night wounded
a guard who attempted to question
him and then fled into the woods.
A widespread search wa* un
derway today for the Negro, tden
tidied as Charlie Watkins, about
40. Guards trailed Watkins to a
cabin in the woods near the camp
but then lost his trail.
The wounded guard, I. it. Brown,
was treated at Fldgecorobe General
Hospital and released.
Brown said he was making his
rounds of the camp fence when ho
found Watkins, aimed with a saw
ed-off shotgun, loitering near one
of the guard posts. He disarmed
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GET LARGEST AWARD Veteran blast furnace workers Osrar Dansfer, 81. left, and Salvatore
Lumella. 39, have been awarded the largest employee suggestion award in the steel Industry. The men,
who have worked together on a furnacr crew for 15 years, received $20.000 —to hr divided equally.
They suggested away to recover molten iron from slag. A 11. S. steel company official said Hie idea will
nave the company roughly $109,000 a year, (tin PHOTO).
| New Trial
Results in
More Time
1 '
At.BKMARI ,F. AMorneys for
i a Negro leader sentenced to 2-3
I years in prison began preparing
j an appeal Saturday to take ins
j eonviel.loo on charges of perform
| mg a criminal abortion on a while
| woman to the Stale Supreme
] Com I
The attorneys for Dr, A F. Perry
j of Monroe gave immediate notice
of «pp< h\ lair Friday, as soon as
i a Slantv County jury conelcfed
j him in the second trial under the
same ineji. ftnenl
Ihr sentence v .ts consider
ably heavier than tiie I years
t*r. Perry received oil the first
conviction fast year in Union
County Superior Court An ap
P'flNTßfl'fO «>N V\r,p :>
Flemming
] Raps Two
I Dixie States
WASHINGTON Arthur S
Flemming, Sec v of Health Edu
i cation and Welfare, stud Monday
southern youngsters hit re missed
| a million days of public schooling
| because o f the “indefensible"* clos
[ ing of their classes to block infce
: eration
Hemming told a news confer
ence that 3.400 children in Lit*
U" Hock. \ ik , and Norfolk,
Charlottesville and Front Ro.v
--i ?!. V». still were not getting
<in schooling, tie said in a.
l»rr pared statement ll>al iii,
100 -forien*s each have missed
between 54 and (>5 days of poli
tic instruction,
Thr secretary also su-id it did
(twtwoii!) on PAc;r- *)
State News
\f *+ # IN
Brief
GRI-GORt JAILED AGAIN
! OXFORD -• James 15. Gregor?,
! 82, operator of a beauty parlor, who
| is free under a *lO 000 bond while
j a manslaughter copnvlction is on
■ appeal to I if State Supreme Court,
is in trouble again, Arrested at a
service station near the northern
limits of the city into which he
drove as a fleet of Stale and coun
ty veliicl s dos' d in, Gregory is
charged ,’ith posseshon of tax
p::id wiuskey, transporting and
possession for sale
Wait"i* Edmondson was with
Greg : t the time of the arrest.
Office Aaid the two of them had
hi pii ■ of whiskey purchased at
j a store Clarksville, V»
FACING ARSON CHARGES
RA RIGH Joseph Cole. 25
] of the ’Oil-block of R South
street. wa>; bound over to Wake
Count) Superior Court Mon
| day as probable cause «»*,
j totind o ,wo charges of arson,
Ipimd of SCOW v res set on a
rharge of attempting to burn
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f VISITS HOSPl'ni I'r:i»ii'is r:tr<jmal Siwllitlac “Msgr. < .rot ri- fiuiHovlf *gu] ll,£i
Hill*! irieM ♦** left! look on »>, mirsrw Irnil (hr children in tbr. Burstfj of {hr \,-« y„sii i ixiini
line Hwpiial recently Spellman, siair and city officials ail participated in (h*- rlrfiic iiinn m-minnic
of fin non hospital. ■' ITI PHOTO*.
Episcopal Lay Leader Urges
Opposition To Integration
fin LSBOHO A prprniue.il. ;
Fpiscopal layman lias appealed to j
members of the denomination to !
nppore w&rt be s stna! I
group activity promoting muring I
of the races. i
Jnnicu W» *. b f’heuhire, chairman !
of Concerned Cbm crimen, an or- ;
I fZriHtZ'ti. ;ion of Kpi.scupa! laymen, !
! sai»i the dtogill r hr referred to
| was outlined in a ft Her to church • ]
■ os in North Carolina by iht? Kev i
! Joe ib A Vivi-irttr, Jr, of r.ror-pc. j
•Ikm o. spci'ofnrv of th«: department ■
\ ni Jill relation;- to rlrrgy of Iho \
d i o
(hfi.liifT, pmihlmhi fil
bishoft ill Ihf N© r it*
I firollFFi Ojiirf**-. »»!() lh p If*
jri' M** i© ’’sravr
f ipff alarm 1# the v, rJfarr of
\ tb(?
i* ' Vt'p. appeal to Of' try* j
1 r ruireh to opposition to j
j what **»<■• I>oiiev(? so be a s?nsn •
; artmn of thf» i’luii i’ll who an* at * j
4 Hunters
Killed On
Highway
HALIFAX. V» Four Hunter
were killed Saturday night whei
their car pulled into the path o
an oncoming southbound tractor
'trailer at Halil ax County intersec
tion. slate police reported Sunday
State Trooper C. B. lore,
who investigated the fatal
crash, said the car violated the
frock's right of way and was
smashed broadside by (he trac
tor-trailer. /
Killed instantly were the driver
Albert Logan, 56. of 1 173-22 104 U
Avert Jamaica, Long Island. N. T
and Alvin Game;, 45. of (341
Union Ave > Mount Vernon, N. Y
William Randolph Barksdale. 70
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\ races hrid, thereby, destroy m-;
what God created white and No
Hr: added that his group hv l
I the church should return to the
; language of Hv* Bible and Gospel
1 '‘which we always considered the
| official language of the church and
I leant? off all this sociological dou
j hle-talh.”
Wr our Niyiiff on thr
Or. P. A. Bishop, Baptist
Leader, Buried in Ahoskie'
f
! RICH SQUARE Hundreds of
! spectators iaimn<>d the First Bap-j
| i -i. Church here and overflowed j
(into the grounds Tuesday Hi, 2 p |
m as last Hies were conducted fi?i j
Ur. Caul A Bishop, chairman oi i
Ihe Show University truster board ;
and president of the Genera! Bap j
list. Slate Convention of North C:i • |
j > .ilma Ur Bishop died last Friday j
i The eulogy was delivered by Dr. 1
hide:. M.n-k Fi.-hei pastor of Din -
j nant'.s White Rock Baptist, Church
{ Ur. O. L. Sherrill, executive sre
ri buy of the General Baptist Slab
j Convention, presided. Among the
! persons paying tribute to the bap
tist leader was Dr. William 0.
Slrassner, president of Shaw.
Interment was held at lhe family j
! plot, Hcarid Ccrrsclcry, Ahoskie.
Born February it. 1 SHU at Rich j
Square, Dr. Bishop was the son of i
Hannah and llavki Bishop. He re •
ived his education at. Rich !
j Square Institute. Roanoke Instill/' i
! b vi;id V;;, Union University
j Ordained in Jackson, N ( by j
j Dr. J Ij -S. Holloman, V)r. Bishop !
pa,sieved the first Baptist Obiui'b j
here and many other churches in i
this section at )be tune of his death j
Dr. Bishop received the honorary
D, f) degree at Shaw University j
in 1943.
lb- was principal of the Roxabe!
DOPE PUSHERS ON TRIAL
GREENSBORO Three men charged with -riling ii.imolii
lo undercover narcotics agent* will cu on (rial here fhi* neck «Hm
(he December term of middle district court opened Mondav.
Willie ft. Ilieks. a Tort Bragg, N C., *ergeaul •'tstionirt! niffe .»
hospital delaehmeni. was arrest erf (art summer when he allegntttv
delivered dope l.ii flit undercover agent here He «* free undet
bond.
Cecil Ingram, an employe of Greensboro Dm* to, and Ale?
under rtiigii Jackson were arrested in July after alleged>4 veiling
narcotics to »« undercover agent Both are free on si.SOO bond
Hays Says Faubus Violated
His Sworn Election Oath
WASHINGTON (ANT) Kep.
Brooks Hay . <D.*Ark) defeated j
in last month's election, charficd j
that Governor faubus violated h(« I
sworn oath and broke * man-In '
man promise by aiming a last min- j
tile write-in campaign to unseat ;
him.
MADE PROMISE m JUNE
At i press conference, flay ,
raid "there war a seven-day eaui j
paign on behalf of Dr. Date At
ford, a segregationist, just, before
the election wilh the governor vio
lating the promise he made to nr i
lo stay out of the campaign, and
throwing his forces against me.”
"in June lht» governor pro- I
Negroes Most Natural Cage Stars,
Declares White SC College Coach
CHARLESTON, S. C. -- Coach
Norman Sloan of the Citadel said
Monday Negroes are “the most
natural basketball players God
ever created." arid he doesn't see
how deep south white colleges
keep from playing against them.
Hi,o H i.v ib« p*'i\i
Irgr of fM| t f»ss‘io| - 0* «t *’l u
On U*r f*;? Ills «»! trull* »»<!*'»
than (lin t twu tr tn ihr l»» m>*
to hr ptoJoft ii*. hr suif
The letter for Rev. Ytvr !'■ M' . .<
cording to Ov aiiuv ■ •!.• ■
1-i Ult each IVili.J) ur rm. j: i>;! .
3 :»nus to ho anny ■■ ■
'
i ded *2 yfta.s and-'
j Oxford Orphanage.
Survivors lurturiu tu-- ■> ife Air*,
j Viola Taylor rk-hs-p; t • *.* -tor F,• !
iA . ,lr.. mid D m W . ;n U ! . o
I daughter*, .Mrr. Geraldine M«,jf U*
| find Airs, GiW'ri !’ Wbitlr' 1 .
wmW'-x s;" •
.y
WMM*’' ’
MM ljg|
j UP !’ A BlSltor
miivrd net h» dip into niv fee*
| We were Hnund hr et» erth
(the nih e.vh Owornll* cun
(Uiiafr lake*, sweating vote
the straight Drmoenffir ticket;,
lie did noi sti ml by bis oath,
i do not knot' exactly ohat V
did, hoi In the district H Wes
not disputed by friend or fo»>
ttuvt he was tor my oppon< n{"
Hays said he was not "bitter ’ bn
rather "saddened” because he fell
the method by which he was d*-
j tested signalled the end of ”mod<
I' oration" in meeting the school :u.
fegration problem in the state ami
the South.
Sloan, addressing % dutriosNl*
j service club, said Negroes phy*4-
* cully, arc generally perfectly
equipped an basketball players
“with big hands, slim hips and
fast.”
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