tAILS OF EXPERIENCES Carl Braden, 2nd from left,
waa keynote epeaker at Sham University last week and told of hh
experiences in federal prison for defying the House Unamerican
Activities Committee. Shown above with him are left to right, Dr.
Grady Davis, Dr. Horace Davis, both Sham professors, and Dr. O.
L. Sherrill, executive secretary of the Baptist Convention of N. C.
Woman Freed Os
_ , k. •
Murder Charge
A M# woman, who earlier
tois.yaar was shatged in Am mur-
Car at her husband, waa treed this
week by a Superior Court Judge.
Stand not guilty at a charge at
second degree murder was Mrs.
SlerfaM McClain. MOO 8. Blood
worth St She had been charged
with shooting to death her hus
band, Jawan /
Testimony iatreduced at the tri
al aUagad Mru. shot her
husband following an argument
and a tight an March IT.
Man To Face 10-Year-Old
Charge Os Homocide
WINSTON-SALEM (AMP)— A
laborer poetised of frilling two
white non the wine night ben
10 years ego to men telly able to
■tend trial, state phyofaiwtrists
Mid test week.
Authorities at Cherry Hospital
salt Robert Hall. 30. la competent
to plead to the eharies against
Urn and participate in his own
defense.
Hall Is charged with murder In
the deaths of Floyd K. Cline. 80.
a taxi driver, and Horace O. Tal
bot 40. a salsomanbill coUec-
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Croeby^fcarfi
Hononfpur
tbo «t
s*toelr teach tester outstanding
Honored before scene 100 persons
at foa stbeol wars Miss C larln* E.
Christmas. Mrs. Margaret R Swain,
Mrs. Mary t Watson and Mrs.
Garnelle 8. Watte.
Each one of toe bonorees had
earved at least 89 yen st Crosby
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FINALS SPEAKER The abase panel shows the finals speakers for the Shaw Cnlserety and St
Aagestine’s CaOegs gmtemtisn exercises. Left texrws Lawrence E. Spivak. producer and permanent panel
Tmlrir of “Meet tef itesa* Sflnt wfli Oslltst the eeuuneneement address at Shaw on May 2S. 2nd
bnas left, the Bee. Warren Carr, paster of Watte St Baptist Church, Durham, who will deliver Shaw's
Baccalaureate Barman. Hay *7. 3rd tram left Is the EL Rev. Daniel Corrigan, dree tor es the Heme De
partment of the Preteetnnt Episcopal Church. wLo will deliver St. Augustine's commencement address
en May It Eight Is the Bar. Step hen Mackey. Sector es Calvary Episcopal Church, Charleston. S. C.
m will prunes the nenealeereele sermon at St. Angusttne’a May 20.
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NOTIUU non PIWCffAU ak principal par-
Hr*i la the aaaaal Mathew N!ght Pncna a»aiwi hp the
Cieahi OafliH ScbaoTa Parent Teacher AaaariaHea Far teach
man hi at the affair. PletanC left la rteht, are: Atteraey
r. J. Caraeaeta- r JOernace, MrahgnMchajßhaw. Mra Mary
Mrs. McClain entered a not guil
ty plea and contended she hurt her
husband hi self defense. She said
CO March 17, her husband, who had
been separated from her, came tp
bar home end started beating her.
She said she uaed the pistol in
self defense.
McClain was shot about two in
ches above the heart. He was pro
nounced dead on arrival at Wake
Memorial Hospital.
Investigating officers were Jamas
Days and Joe Winters.
CUne and Talbot were shot to
c’.eath with the same .22 pistol the
night at January 4, 1982. police
said, but the two murders remain
ed unsolved until Hall was ar
rested last December.
At that time, according to po
lice. Hall confessed to the two
murders and to eight armed rob
beries of taxi drivers beginning
as far baqk as December. 1951
H years ago. He would have been
15 years old at the time.
Hall laterjgepudiated the con
(CQNTgwuini ON pack n
leIdPTA
Teachers
Oarb-Slwe sterling
silver service pins for their years
of service.
The pins bad the numerals “25
Years” engraved on them and else
were marked with a torch of know
ledge. a book and a scroll.
In addition, each honoree was
pinned with beautiful orchids*
Keynote speaker for the occasion
was Mr*. Mary E. Carnage, direc
tress of the Tuttle Community
Center.
Other program participants in
clude Mrs. Annie H. Hooker, who
rendered a solo; Mrs. Lucille Shel
ton, vice president of the PTA,
Who introduced Mrs. Carnage; Mrs.
Bernice Rainbow, who presented
the Superintendent of Raleigh
Schools; and Jesse O. Sanderson,
who presented the awards. Mrs.
Dorothy Lundy, president of the
PTA, presided over the affair.
Harris Resigns School Board Post
The Carolinian
VOL. 21. NO. 2!
15-Year-Old Boy
Held In Rape Tries
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Mortician Says:
Train Accident Gory
...
IsjK Yi
REVJEWIING PARADE —The peratoto shown in this ptetui«MlK considered the top brass In the
Shrlnaas of North Carolina. They are shewn as they watched the dtals Day Parade in Goldsboro. IsMp
&» aiu, ?f. J®priL
fttnk OJBuraett Imperial Matrlct Deputy, Durham; George E. MeKelthaa. General CMriHi Char
latte; J. D. Diggs. Commander of the N. C. Valley. Wtnstan-Satera; an onldenDfled Matter tram Virginia:
Representative* of the city of Goldsboro and the saperiuti adapt of Goldsboro aehaels; Daaghter Mollle
Poag, fnparfaJ Deputy of the Desert of North Carolina. Wianton-Salem and hSf husband. J. »■ Toag.
Says Negro
Likely To
Be Named
A
DURHAM The possibilities of
another Negro being named to re
place R. N. Harris who resigned
his position on the Durham School
Board this week are better than
50-50.
(CONTOnnuToN PAOg »
aree; Dr. K L. WaUa. Jeaae O. Sandman, superintendent es Raleign
8 sheila: E. R. Swain. Mrs. Margaret E. Swain, konoree: Joseph
Cbrtetaaas. Mas Ctarlne Chriatmaa. henoree; Mrs. Laelllc Sheldon
Mrs. N. Evans Lockhari. principal of Crosby -Garfield; aad Mre-
Darothy Lnady. great fs to as the FT A.
North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY, MAY 19. 1962
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B. N. HARRIS
Hospital Suit
is Set For
June 19
GREENSBORO Justice De
partment attorneys will ask the
federal district court here again
June 19 for permission to inter
vene in a hospital integration suit.
The suit was brought In Febru
ary on behalf of nine Negro doc
tors and dentists and two Negro
patients who maintain that the se
parate • but - equal clause of the
Hill-Burton Hospital Construction
Act is unconstitutional The Justice
(CONTINUED ON PAGE tt
Says Youth
Attacked 2
In Week
Wearing two black eyes, and
showing a bruised face. Mrs. Lil
lie Mae Hinton. 46. 314 Love's
Lane, sat In the front room of
her home Wednesday and related
one of the most outrageous Inci
dents of Juvenile brazency brought
to the attention of local police, in
a long time
Mrs. Hinton told The CARO
LINIAN that she was taking a
short cut home, eff East Street.
When she noticed Joseph Hedgo
peth, 16. standing in the path.
She says the youth walked up to
her and said, "I am going to .have
you tonight." She replied, “Not
me, I am too old for that stuff.”
It was then that hs grabbed her
arm and began beating her in the
face. She alleges that he threw
her to the ground and began
choking her with one hand and
trying to rip off her underclothes
with the other.
It was at this point that she
became dased and waa net able to
know exactly what transpired.
She does refoember that while she
was still on ttw ground that hs
ran back toward East Street and
that’s when she was able to get
up. She managed to make it to
her home, which Is about 500 feet
from the place es the assault.
The youth was arrested, on a
w a rant sworn out by her Monday
and tried in Domestic Court Wed
nesday. Due to his age there Is
much conjecture as to where he
will face the charge of attempted
rape. It was also found that the
bey was being tried for having
amulted another woman on May
9
The CAROLINIAN representa
tive talked with the boy’s mother.
(continued on rao« i>
I ODDS ENDS
BY BOBEBT Q SHEPARD
"The Lord gtvetb wisdom."
WHAT ABOUT IT
MISTER PRESIDENT!
Reports are circulating that Pro
vldent Kennedy has asked the news
services to suppress or tone down
the reports on racial incidents In
the south.
According to these reports, there
has been such an upsurge of these
incidents, triggered largely by the
civil revolution started by Negro
college students in 1900 that Mr
Kennedy is very disturbed lest this
nation's already badly damaged
image become further tarnished in
the eyes of die many newly creeled
I African nations.
(COWTOUTED ON PAG! S)
Wake Man’s
Body Tom
To Threads
FDQUAY BHUNOB -Ha waa
an tom to pieces . . . his leg waa
completely torn off and bis body
was out into twopleees. It was the
moat gruesome tiling I had aver
seen.**
Thaw wan the wards as
Hunter Rnßock, manager es
Haywood's Funeral Homs in
Fuquay aa ha deeeribed the
eoadition as the body sf » U
year-aid man who waa ran ov
er by a train here Sunday
KXUadSrths aooideat waa Dare
lay lloMriL Rt. 1. Fuquay Springs,
aruiaed through. Conductors told
poltee they raw the gran lying
between Die tte-lioea at the tracks
and aaondad toe whistle but teas
uaahla to atop In Brae. They said
(CONTINUED OH VAGI I)
ALFRED PERSY
Perry Named
To Head
New School
Irani educational «Mn wary
not surprised, but a little shaken
aa Superintendent Jesse O. San
derson announced that Alfred C.
Perry, 29, 1113 E. Lane Stoat, bad
been appointed to ths principal
ship of the new school, bring built
in BUtmore Hills.
Parry has only boon In too local
teowßMvm am ream *>
CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
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■oat General fire te.
Dana's tea Service
Central Bras Store
The Capital Coca-Cola BottUnf Ce.
Coauaaalty Sterlet
lUetiit Concrete ProSacts Ce.
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Colonial Store*
ttalelfh Seafood Ce.
Arm Beatty Ce.
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American Credit Co No. 1
i Sakrir Shop
i Raleigh rernitert Ce.
Seven Up Bettltaf Co
IG. S. Tocher Grot.. In'
Mr Walter Chevrolet Ce.
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.JpiMpF *&
LEG CURED BY MIRACLE Ten-year-old Antonio
Cabraar Pares, of Tenerife, in ths Canary Islands, points to his
leg—cured by prayers to the Peruvian mulatto, Brother Martin
da Porrae—odhida St. Peter’s Basilica, in Roma recantly, attar
a ceremony beatifying Brother Martin as St. Martin de Portae.
The boy’s cuts wee accepted by the Vatican as ‘miraculous.” With
Antonio is Cuban actor Rene Munos, who plays ths part of St.
Martin in “Pray Eecoba,” a film on ths Sainfs Ufa. (UPI PHO
TO).
r- “ r-
Shriners Hold Festivities*
Big Parade In Gcldskere *
PRICE 15c
GOLDSBORO This eastern
town that prides itself as being
The friendly city of progress, in
the heart of the farm belt almost
closed up Saturday when the
Shriners staged its mamouth pe
radec. It should be remembered
that the parade started at high
noon and by ths time it reached
Center Street there was not a clerk
In a store nor ■ customer at the
counter.
The marcher* begun at Leslie
Street and went down famed Elm
and up John to Mulberry, thence
down Center Into Spruce and down
James, back into Elm. The psrade
was led by a crack outfit from Ft.
Bragg- There were quite a few
bands and floats that lent gayety
Lack Os School Mixing
Also Due To Parents
Lack of complete integration In
ths Raleigh schools cannot be sole
ly blamed on the School Board, ob
servers raid here this week.
The School Board has taken
much of the blame for the lag In
the Integration of city schools, but
It is felt In the city that much of
the slowness Is due to the fact that
Negro students aren't being en
couraged to seek reassignment of
the predominantly White schools
A CAROLINIAN reporter, after
some research, learned that less
than two dozen Negro students had
actually applied for reassignment
to white schools since the Supreme
tgourt decision of 1954.
An in recent year*, only three
Negro students who requested
transfer have been denied. Nine o
thers ere now attending integrated
schools.
Reason for the leek of Interest
among Negro parents as well as
students Is undetermined.
An indication of this lack of Int
erest can bee seen by the fact that
Negro students living in the Ober-
rtoi •
Carter 1 !. Inc.
i i. Fallon Co., lac.
Johnson Lem he Ce.
richer Wholesale Co.. Inc
PAGE II
linCrn Motor Ce.
Wholesale Electric *»F»I> Inc
Ante Dteeenat Ce.
PAGE U
Butler's KeCIo a TV lertire
Filfly WMdr
ahodcs Furniture Co.
TAGE l«
Bosse Jewelers
J<hn ton's Jewelers
Mac Josephs
Jean's of BaJelch
PAGE li
N. C. Mutual Ufa Insurance Ca.
PAGE M
Mechanics a Parmer* Barf
PAGE 17
Pepsi-Cels Hottltnc Ce.
Goodman's Dress Shop
Dsndee Breed
PAGE It
Bet It Gsy
PAG! t»
Irev-Tsyler
PAGE M
Jehnsaa-Inmbe Ce
Walhar Marita, lac.
to to* coca sion and pomp and
spsndor to the participants.
Ths parade was the climax of
pubOe festivities, highlighting Os
lo Day cerstnonies that bsgan with
a dance at ths Victory warehouse
North Carolina ware in attendance
Friday night. Masons ft-om all over
with their wives and sweethearts.
Business sessions were closed to
the public, but It was teamed by
The CAROLINIAN that new tet
erest was aroussd for ths Youth
Bowl game and Imperial District
Deputy. Frank Burnett vows to
make it the biggest and bast ever
held. The gamd was not played last
year, but it has been the outetend
(CO NT INUSD ON PSUS n
lin area are transported to LlgoU
nigh School by busses every morn
ing when the Broughton and Dan
iel ihcools ere much cloeer to them.
Only one student from thst area
has sought transfer to Broughton
School.
W. O. Enloe. mayor of Kalslgh
end chairmen of the school beard,
said In an Interview this weak that
he didn’t think the time would »v.
er come when a student would be
arbltarlly assigned to a aehool ha
didn’t wish to attend.
This statement could aaaoß.fwt
it a Negro student would prefer
to attend a high school othaCJßm
Llgon, he would be aaslgngY to
that school. —•
“Under the present law GHrFu
pll Asslgnement Law) all a dated
who wishes to transfer need do te
make en application," he asserted.
He added that no discriminatory
reason has ever been used In deny
ing reessingment of any student
•The Board does not Ilka to te
flon any student in his last year es
school to another school", be add
ed -We feel thst the student baa
become adjusted to bis old sehool
and Should not be uprooted in his
last year. However,- this does not
(CQNTpruip oN raos n
State News
Briefs
PIBST NEGRO JP
CHARLOTTE The fleet Negro
Justice of the Peace has bean ap
pointed in Mecklenburg County.
He is Bishop Dote. 09. who waa ap
pointed by Superior Court Judge
Francis O. Clarkson.
Date is a real estate man aad
gas station operator.
KILLED IK WRECK ....
RICH LANDS John Garvey, 19-
yaar-old Richlands farmar, waa to-