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North Carolina V Leading Weekly
VOL. IS. NO 12 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, IQ.SB RALEIGH. N C. PRICE 12c TN N. C.J ELSEWHERE 15c
Sentence Thiee In Bomb Hoaxes
‘THEY CIME AT ME WITH
BUTCHER KHI7ES:” KILLER
Lecture And
Fines Given
N. C. Hoaxers
WILMINGTON ~ Three Wil
mington area youths haw become
ihe first, persons convicted In
connection with a recent series
! >f "bomb” hoaxes in North Caro
lina schools.
The youths were fined SSO each
and given 30-day suspended sen
■ cnce* Friday, on charges oi bis
orbing a school. They originally
bad been charged with inciting a
riot
Recorder' Court officials Mien
lifted the teenagers as Bill Mit
tltie and Phillip Sullivan of Wil
mington and John Colpcci. XU of
nearby Wvfghtsvflk Beach.
The youths wen- arrested
< CONTINITm OS PACI n
Rev. Shirley
Resigns From
Davie Street
According to Attorney F, j.
Carnage, an «Her. the resignation
of She Rev, Robert. L, Shirley, pas
tor of the Davie street. Presby
terian Chureh. since April of 1057
has been accepted.
When contacted for verification
'f the resignation, fisc Rev. Shir
ley refused to make a statement.
T, J, Culler, clerk of the session,
«td the church will use supply
pastors until n new clergyman can
be found. No reason for the resig
nation was given.
Camase reported that the pas
tor resigned effective last. Wed
nesday 1 night.
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.Hfth Bonus
Money Week
Is Underway
The fifth week of Ti.c CARO
LINIAN s Church Bonus Money
program cot under way m the city
Anri county Thursday, December
hi. and will close at, midnight on
Wednesday, December 24 The
month consists of six weeks and
will come to a close December 31.
New churches planning to parti,
ffipate in the program should ap.
ttONTPnimo nN»-A(,i >,
820-116 S. i’lTLt
l,on Isviilt » *'*.V*
IfclNtbWi '*■ , v \\ J\t< t nil,l) Mrs. Oh»c \brni» holds her two-year-old daughter, l.ydi.j
Sanabria Ahron. shortly after t f-.vear-otd Stanley Guinn was killed saving the little girl’s life in a
falling elevator of their apartment house in New Vork City recently. Stanley, Lydia's mother, and
*we men nere in the elevator when, with (he doors open, It began lo fall. Stanley instinctively nicker?
up the little eirl and threw her not onto the sixth floor of the building, but was eon eh l between she
descending elevator and (he shaft as he threw her. His body brought the car to a halt on the fifth
floor, where the adults ware able to cel out. il'IT PHOTOi.
Janitor Implicated In Theft
0f58,161 At Hickory Bank
HICKORY The FBI said last
week a. 51 -year-old woman hu.-
Ix'en arrested in connection wtt-h.
the embezzlement of $8,161 from
a Hickory bank by a Negro jani
tor.
The woman, identified :v Ethel
ROBS CAB DRIVER
CHARLOTTE A cab driver said fie was robbed of $23 Mon
day night by a gun-wedding colored man lie had picked up as r<
(arc, police reported.
John W. Uittiamv driver for Baker Cab t 0,, said that after lie
had driven the malt to the address he requested, the passenger
snatched the microphone from (he cab radio, broke it, and then
robbed hint at the point of a pistol.
Williams said the man fled down an alley. Police sought the
bandit Tuesday.
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| Taylor Bactlo * TV Sen ior
I Saletßh Coiii-nissiou lion,,- to,
CAROLINIAN
. Carlton of fifjeknry. was arrested
jby FBI agents and Newton and
| Hickory police on charges of tin
j 'awfully concealing and possessing
| funds obtained from Mm First Na
tional Bunk of Catawba County
tu Hickory.
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f 'at.Mt.iM l.f»nn Company. ln< .
Hortons I ash SHjro
Janitor Charlie fhiins Mar
tin had told the fill earlier
this week that he took the
SH.IOI from the harsk Mhtlc
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6 Escaped
Prisoners
Recaptured
WILSON •• Sis Negro prison •
era. who fled from Hie Wilson
County Jail Hunday, were back
in custody Monda•
One of the men -eve luniscii
up at the Wilson Police Station et
about noon Mouclhv end ftt« other
five were picked up a short time
Inter in a restdonl-ial ami. here.
The prisoners, nil awaiting trial
on felony charges overpowered
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State News
--1 :S
i Brief
| i
i' ATAI-LY IMUiI i) ON
HtUmVAY
WUITAKKHS - Willie Apnle
hite was killed just south of here j
on busy U. S 301 in n bizarre aeei- j
e'ent i nursdny night. A group of j
.toy- found the man in the snow '
hi the highway and tried to move
•ilin lie i- repo' ted to have iol i
, the bey. that hi’ was paralyze,i
(< ovriwut »i 4> ,s p.vi.i ;•
ZtlWis
fdt Mow
Confesses
Murders Os
2 Sisters
NTA TJSSVTLLK - A NT > ear
old Nefro «lip ms spied gunning
down two Negro women in f,hete
'leiroom Frida?/ night surrender
ed tneckL- U> sheriff’s deputies
•hotth- before noon. Hot unlay at.
hfe fathers home,
iiedetJ County Sheriff Charlie
Kuaspk: *®id Lew is Chambers. K-i-.
Suite vslic, confessed to the
rouble slaying hub claimed pelf
;?• 'psr.e "bera-use they came at me
> •« Lmchpr knives.” The victirtv:
Mb' id, !il: a■! . '‘- 1 - l,".nn
!V»A*e,(rt- Uj and her sister, Mr -
Susie Ms.v Gilliam 33
The sheriff said the shoot
ing occurred ii» llu hablr of
Mr. arid Aim, Forrest t hac>-
bees where the sisferx shared
;i bedroom. Mrs. rh.imlH-is is
diONTKI'HI yON i'A(;r t»
Bus Cass In
lean. Must
WASHINGTON' The Supreme
Court- ruled Monday that the
courts must, hear Uie lawsuit of
a Negro who challenged the valid
ity of a. Tennessee law requiring
segregated seating on street, cars
rind buses.
In a short, unsigned opinion, the
court, overruled a. three-judge low
er court, pane), which dismissed
the soft, of the Negro, O. 25, Evers
The panel ruled that he boarded
a Memphis bus solely for the pur
pose of instituting a lawsuit.
The lower court, also held
that Fivers, a postal clerk and
former Chicago policeman, did
not represent Negro bus rider-,
in Memphis because he was
not a freopent traveler amt
thus had no real legal right
U> challenge the fan.
hut the Supreme Court said the
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VT CiVll, RIGHTS HEARING William I*. Mitchell, right, half rises from his seat as he an
’-vers a question pot to him by Robert G. Story, loti, vlee-eltairtnan of fin - Federal Civil RtgMs fom
mission, which opened < formal hearing on the Tuxkeger Civic Association, (old the Commission that
only 3*} |ici rent of all Negro applicants for voter regisirolion In Alabama's Moron County daring (hr
past eight yea is have hern registered. iCI’I IT II
Blast Ike
For Stand
On Rights
MON I” iOAi.EEY, Via. The
Montgomery Chapter of White
-1 ritiwns Council wrote Pr«’.i||ent
j Eisenhower last, week accusing
• urn of “slavishly” serving as an
j ’ «Tnwci boy” for the U. ft. Su-
{ pmne Court,
The Mter was prompted by
' Alabama official}- who del ice th<
Eisenhower's denouncement of
Civil Right* Commission b,v retus*
. mg to turn over registration re
cords. Tim President, called the
ae-t ion "reprehensible.'
The Council letter said.
"This week certain Alnh.ims oi -
t’ <*s t: on p/ici ’>
Klan Wants
iTo Build
Near School
1 ATLANTA * The Ku Kins
> Klan wants to build a $500,000
| heademarters next to a white ele~
j mentary school here and an ai -
j derinanic zoning board, which
must rule or. the plan, expects to
; hear protests.
j A-Lakewood Junior Chamber of
| Commerce Committee has drafted
I»■ protest citing the history of
i lawlessness and terrorism of pre
i f.r.-'Hiie.y i irww henriru Mm
| Rian name,
i James V Huh*, commit tee chair-.
! man -msd tin Jaycees were e*H
| iny no. other civje org&ni&a-t-iQns to i
j help them fight the proposal i
.when n roes before zonim? com.
i mtfetee nest Monday
J’f.'siHrnt A M’rii-i i :
u DuumTo oh i’fi,i n
Hew Bid For
Trial lenled
John lasper i
'four,. . Kacirt.
-lohn Kasper. ;.-Mif« li! -• ri to Ms
; months and fined SSOO last roonf-'n
i on an ineit.it!;.' to not. charge, lost
' hlf- bid for a new trial Monday,
’ Cviruuiaf. Coin*!, ,uc's> ■ ctonier
! Weimar overruled. thr new trial
i request arid r! bond at 500, The
j care will mo to the State Supreme
j Court., probably in the March
s term,
Kasper claimed that (no
jprpis were * prejudiced 1 ' 3-
C vinst him and In- also ehai'g
. ed 1 hat the 'iinirnaiion given
hy the state was "inl'lurmil.’i--
lory,”
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j woumn-rr rj . tl«. .(TT -IT (IX Jlfllil
“KmgFish” Dead
LON ANGEI.IvN. (sill—Mar
ry "Tim' Moore, 70. who por
trayed '‘Kingflsh” on i h«* \rm>s
'N Andy television series, died
at a. local hospital fast Satur
day. penniless and forsaken
i reportedly by all hut his 43.
year-old wife.
Mis great wealth of natural
humor had dwindled away as
had hi* body. Owe weighing
34!? pounds Moore was a mere
sr> pounds when hr died. Hr
was a victim o( pulmonary in
herciilosis and was hospitalized
ill Oeloher.
Mrs. Vivian Moore, his wife,
wa at his bedside when death
c;» me.
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THE IK FIRST SNOW—These Floridians are shown enjoying their
first snow. The young ladies, all students at St. Augustine's College,
peeved in the *l4 inches of “white stuff” which fell over the Capita*
City last weekend. They are. left to fight: Misses Willett Deßosr.
Gainesville; Edith Wheeler, Fort Pierce; Estelle Hall, Miami; and
Claudia Thompson, Miami.
Or. King Sees Moderate
Approach As Acceptable
Atlanta The Km Martin
1 •ufiJtT King soys a morif-reh ap
proach to integration would be
acceptable to ;< !uajr>n<..v of Nr
riroe-t to the South if it means
ultimately achieving first-class
citizenship.
.Di’ King an up: ■.•!;'..i.,ii)n leader,
told a mars intograUonisfc meet
ing la>t night that so-railed “mo*
derate I '' integration plans would
be a ''dead!'- device” mile -* i.hei
are sincere. He satd these must not
he iWlfnituetcrP-d so ui, merely to
preserve status quo of segregation
"America has a deadline to
dadf
rAI -I Ai T A ;hkk Mi Gov
l-eroy Cullina hits promised !hf|(
the }>tittc will iuMft prolcci Uv
lights of Negro frank Peterson.
charged with the murder pi a
while sharecropper and his two
year-old dang liter.
Coffins said, however. tims t***i
erson wifi not he '’pampered e;
favored because of Ins race."
In answer So 1 miivM by an
NAACP official a; kin" pari.u. ami
to interview the Nr-;ro before his i
trial in Roiufn.v Collins said Pie
erson will be permit-tod fn > r-nM
talk with counsel and friends as-j
listing in his defense.
*'K«t whom hr sees ami
where and when will depend
upon his own desire, and the
lii Gastonia, Cops Arrest Him
GASTONIA - A rounr. patient
who slopped at the Gaston Memo.
1 al Ma«pi*ai Saturday roorpinn 1
rientified l>in).-,el£ as Crown Prince
Kaw wwa of Übangi-Shari. » colony
in French Equatortst*Africa.
Ho explained Unit hr was on his
jnenf ynd 'f it doesn't solve it?
prdbJeins now it may be to
late be told a. southern Chris
ion VMpkM;: confer* nee pjeet •
im: He i. president of the ergani
ration
He traced the history of the N c
gro in America through what, hi
catleil three basic period 1 :; begin
niu" with •la.very He said the
May, 1854. Supreme Court decis
ion oil school yctps-'iei! it.’ii markee
the end of the '■separate but. c
ouuT’ period, and the binunniri? o!
a nc\; period ;or the Merro in A
-
norma! rules and procedure*
:: l l veouf'’r» »crt **( this
sor! and noj iv,; 1 yvhat any
special in t err* 1 orga ni*:j Hon
leader . jii.iv desire," tfifll j> s
said.
The rcqtir.'.f a •*•• made by NAA
CP Field fib ,-retov.v Robert- V.
Hanndprs. Tampa who 3a id tonic
tiling other than n court assigne
lawyer whs needed to guarant*
the defendant a completely tm
biased trial.
i’,-;,.. son an e\-convi«l wh
fled 10 New York following i'n
crime. confessed to flie ulaviß}
and attacks on the sharecropper
wife and owicr two children.
He is brine In k! in Jail al Pen
.'•aeofa for safe keepinr.
way to Atiau'a for a speaking en
: agepicnt and warned treatment
: for a kidney ailment. He was tea
j veling by bus. from # rimtiar en
i,3ccmcn! in Winston-Salem h*
cause airline fiig;>(. wera ground
jcd by snow, he said. His six-man
i retinue had proceeded him to Geoi
| am to prepare a royal welcome.
! Thin same story has alleged!>■
j been told to hospital staffs in Cut
: pepper and Danville, Va„ recently,
i in Winston-Salem a few day* #?■
j iri High Point Wednesday, But tJv
! staff sf G-ihiunia had not heard it
I before They tcrated him
The story was checked and i*
' turned out lied the mar: 3 ve;.
1 pnme u: Edward Lee Wood. 38, <-
‘ fifis Kowarna Tiupola Adcmole. If
{ was kteotittnd as »n sc Os fro*
i PiiiiadcSpina by an FBT report.
Wood has a lengthy police record
! New Sellool
| Committee
| Organized
RICHMOND, Vll a/vrat I',’ -
Lirtmioud tv, kirnts. teas ins i<
| future cin,sh bct-woen u rtcndlre
! dosogTPgaUon suit sgalnst tut city
! and fitato anti-tntPKi aUuti laws,
1 have organised into the RicnindVeta
Area CommiUvt to pi-esenre l-tob-*
‘ he Schools.
Tiir group, .ihich hdd iis
organizational meeting Mon
day night, is affiliated with a
statewide orsantealton dedi
cated (o keeping public schoh
open and adopted the same
statement of purpose pledged
itv the state group.
t i oN ir.'i i.r» on cam. o