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FREED MI« Janie Phillips, Jailed recently, alow with two male eompaa'ons at Raleigh'S How
ard Johneon Restaurant, it ehown. left, boarding a plane at the Rale lgh-bur ham Airport for Los An
geles, Calif, to resnme her studies. Right to a delegation from the Cttlsens Association greeting K'a
PhnUpe at the side of the County Court House Just after being released from JaflL (See story, this page).
Freedom Fighter Returns To ‘Freedom’
Tta» iMt chapter tn the first
Howard Johnson Trespass Case
was written Saturday morning
when Janie Phillips was welcom
ed back to freedom by a delega
tion representing the Citlsens As
sociation and the NAACP. Miss
Phillips along with 3 young Negro
youth were given 30-day impris
onment recently after being “con
victed” in s Jay Pee Court of tres
passing upon the property of the
local Howard Johnson Restau
rant. The trospasstug charge was
mads after the two had requested
service at the public eating place,
“On the whole I received very
geed treatment from the Jailors
and was net directly mistreated In
ear tray,” Mice Phillips reported
In an Interview with a representa
tive of the CAROLINIAN. “Thera
wap* Ratos when it «*a» •
to gd* mi a partial hunger efcrtkr
ter purely tactical reasons.” die
aaid. Captaining this Miss Phillips
ssld that although the food was
plentiful. Its quality was usually
poor. She and other women pris
oners were given the task of pre
paring the vegetables eaten by the
prisoners. She said these vegeta
bles were usually old. moldy and
stale. Prom time to time roaches
and other vermin were in these
ODDS-ENDS
BY BOBEBT G. SHEPARD
“The Lord our God is one Lord."
RALEIGH LOOKS BAD
Now that 4 Howard Johnson res
taurants have been opened to all
of the public in areas east of Ra
leigh. the capitol city really looks
bad in bolding fast to its pattern
of racial discrimination in the
Howared Johnson eatery here.
For reasons real or imagined, all
of the vast area east of Raleigh
has been considered a stronghold
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PROTECTED /In urudentifed Negro girl accompanied by
Father George Julian, Rector, crow the echooi yard at St. Louts
Cathedral Parochial School m the French Quarter at New Orleans
September 4, which marked the opening ot Catholic echooh here
an an integreterf been lor the lint time in hietory. {VPI PHO
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vegetables. She said the white contained worms which had been
bread was moldy and that the __ .
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NO NEGROES WANTED That Is exactly What Neal O'Brian
la alleged to have told a group of local citlsens Saturday morning at
the SAW Cafeteria, located on Fayetteville Street. Shown tn picture,
l-r: Mrs. Sarah Morgan, Dr. Grady D. Davis, president. Raleigh Citl
sens Association (partly hidden); O’Br'an, asst-manager of the SAW,
an unidentified white man and Ralpb Campbell, president, Raleigh
Chapter, NAACP. The picture was taken when a group of citlsens
went to get something to eat after welcoming Mias Jane Ph'lltpa back
to freedom from the Wake County Jail, where the spent 38 days for
trespassing at the local Howard Johnson Restaurant. The SAW re
presentative told them point blank, it is alleged, “We feed everyone
but Negroes.”
Disc Jockey Dies In Freak Accident
ROCKY MOUNT Can a per
ron’* religion hasten his death?
this is one of the questing being as
>ed about the death of 23 year old
Joe Louis Hunter, popular disc joc
key and lay reader in the Kingdom
Hall at Enfield.
The popular young radio person
ality lost his life here Monday
when hi* car i* said to have tumbl
ed of its props and fell on him.
while he was fixing it. He is said
to have lout an enormous amount
At Charlotte
Clinics
Ordered
Integrated
CHARLOTTE—Thi* city reached
another milestone in its effort to
be a real big heart Monday when
it integrated two of the major
clinics at Memorial Hospital—ma
ternity and dental.
The action war prompted by a
directive from the United Stale*
Department of Health Education
and Welfare and the hos
pital’* board of manager mid
they would comply with.
The hospital has been under fire
for sometime for alleged discri
minatory practice* and was the ob
ject of a picket line none time ago
Dr Reginald A Hawkins. Ne
gro dentist who initiated the inves
tigation. said that he isn’t satisfied
end won’t be “until every vestige
of segregation is removed" from a
hospital built with ‘local, state and
federal funds.
“The investigation shows wo
caught them red • handed with
Built” he said. “We will pursue
(conpuinTos pass at
INTEGRA TION-NATIONWIDE
nr ALEXANDER luwu
A look at integration (ram veer
the nation gives one to under-stand
that it is still the number one pro
blem that school officials have to
(ace.
Rene in North Carolina there
have been no incident* and there
are moe Negro children going to
Father And Baba Sitter
Held In Child’s Death
The Carolinian
North Carolina *s Leading Weekly
VOL. 11, NO. 45
U. S. District Judge
Marshall Named
Husband Is Shot To Death
In McDowell Street Fracas
Whiskey
Said Cease
In Tragedy
Bad. bad whiskey is said to ba
the cause of It all according to
evidence given arresting officers
by Haywood Smith, AV006,8. Har- ;
ring tow Street, who to being held |
in the Wake County. Jail for toe
pistol killing of Robert Sparks, in \
fCONTOrOBD ON PAW S)
Five'Persons Perish
Cat' Crash'
NEW BERN—Funeral rite* wert
held here Wednesday for Mis* Net
tie E. Henry, of Grace Street, who
died by her own hands In a two
car crato early Sunday morning on
highway 70.
Thu woman is alleged to have
talked of committing suicide at
a nite spot shortly be tore the ac
cident Wiat took the lives of four
other people.
Investigating officers say that
the woman had to be traveling at
a rapid rate of speed and that die
was on the wrong side of the road
when the accident occurred
She is said to have gone head-on
of blood and died at a local hospi
tal without the aid of a blood
transfusion.
He built an enviable reputation
and began working for the local
radio station even before he finish
ed Booker T. Washington High
School.
Funeral services were not com
plete at press time, but it was
Relcuse’s Death Said Natural
CLlNTON—Sampson Coun
ty Coroner Coleman Carter
saw no need of holding an In
quest far Ernest Ayeork. 54.
wha was found dead at the
Dr. Lyons To Address NAACP
The fall and winter meetings of
the Raleigh Branch. NAACP will
start here next Saturday after
noon. Sept. 16 when Dr Charles
Lyons, Jr. executive secretary,
North Carolina Teacher* Associa
tion will be the headlined speaker.
Thi* meeting, which will be held
at the Fayetteville Street Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon at 3 30.
will include, in addition to the
featured speaker. Dr. Lyon. Ed
Hall and his Sensational Evening
Five Quintet a report by the Rev.
C W. Ward on the Voter Registra
tion Project and an announcement
of speakers and plans for the com
ing months.
This meeting will be the first
opportunity the general Raleigh
public ha* had to hear and see tha
newly appointed teacher executive.
Dr. Lyons, a native of Edgecombe
County. Although a young man. he
has bad a long and varied career
as a public servant Beginning his
education in the elementary schools
school with white children ‘hi*
year than ever In W.naton-Salem
a Negio couple applied (or a trant
tor tor their (lrat grade child from
all-Negro Kimberly Park Elemen
tary School to aU-»hit* North Ele
mentary School. Monday.
The tranetn it alleged to have
been requested due to the (act the
RALEIGH, N. €., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1962
ti.it WOOD SMITH
into a car which five men were
riding. The three deed men were
Joe Louis Green. 34. the driver;
Robert O. Green. 43. his father;
and John Thomas McCoy, 38.
Ray Collins was admitted to the
hospital in serious condition, whils
Saint Augustus Whitfield, 31, was
treated and released.
Tne CAROLINIAN was not able
to ascertain why the woman de
cided to take her own life. She
was alone when she was killed.
The men lived near here, but
worked in N«w York and tha car
bore a New York license plate.
teamed that itiey would be held
here, Sunday afternoon.
He lived with his wife and son
in a trailer, near (he radio station
and It was at his home that he met
his death. His wifa Is the former
Ruth Hill Other survivors are his
mother, Mrs. Annie Mse Brown.
Enfield, three half brothers, three
sisters, four uncles and two aunta.
sdga of a field reeantly. Ho
was known to have lived alone
and the of fleer felt that he
died of natural causa*.
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child livea closer to Sie desired
school than to the one the parent*
would 'lks to have her tranaerred
from. Winston-Salem school have
been desegregated since 1997
Wake Forest College admitted
Mias Pstricis Ann Smith to full
time undergraduate work She la
S freshman and will live with her
54-13 Vote
Carries
In Senate
BT ALEXANDER BARNES
WASHINGTON. D. C —Perhaps
the only people who ere not hap
py over the confirmation of Thur
good Marshall aa Judge of the
Seoond United States Court of
Appeals, here in the nation’s cap
ital. are the 18 southern senators
who voted against him.
Thert was no evtdsnca of par
tisan polities in tha matter and
everyeoedtsela that Marshall's ap
wrarisrarPAM *>
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DR. ALFONSO ELDER
Dr. A. Elder
Asks To Be
Relieved
DURHAM Among the many
people who voiced regret at tha
announcement of Dr. Alfonso Eldar
that he was stopping down as the
head sf North Carolina College
(CONTINUED OH PAOB I)
of Bethel and Oak City, he entered
Shaw University In 1544 after
graduating from W C. Chance High
School In Parmele.
He graduated with highest hon
ors fiom Shaw In 1548 and receiv
ed a M.A. In Political Science from
Ohio State University tn 1831. Fur
ther study included a summer
0932/ at SChrol of Advanced In
ternational Studies in WsMilngton.
D C. the Gokhale Institute of Poli
tics and Economics in Poona. India
and the Ph D decree nl Interna
tional Relations from Ohio Stota
University in 1837.
Dr. Lyons’ work experience# In
clude 3 years MBS44-46) service. U
S. Army, teacher. Raleigh public
schools. 1848-30. the first Nevo to
hold s teaching assistant position
at Ohio State University (1831-83 >
oottage supervisor. Juvenile Disc
not tic Center. Ohio Dept of Wel
fare. Associate Professor of Poiiti
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parents. Edward Reynolds, of Cha
ns. became the first Negro to live
on the campus. He has been as
signed to a dormitory on Wake
Forest's campus.
Justice Hugo Black shook Miss
issippi from its mooring* Monday
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JUDGE THURGOOD MARSHALL
Nation’s Violence Is
Cited To KLennedys
WASHINGTON D C - Pred
dent J. F. Kennedy and his broth
er. Robert are being swamped by
persons seeking relief from vio
lence by race baiters and hste
mongers.
Jackie Robinson, baseball's Hall
of Fsmer. stepped Into the breach
State News
-IN—
Briefs
DROWNS
APEX—'Oravs yard love” Is
said to have figured In the death
of a Wake County woman Satur
day when she asked her boy friend
If he loved her and he answered
“yea”. Miss Annie Chance drown
ed In a farm pond near here.
FAIR OPENS
DURHAM The Durham
County Fair hi alated to open
here next week and promises
to be bigger and bettor than
aver.
WUAON—Judge Allen W Har
rell let Paul Evans, 54. know that
a person who has tuberculosis has
to stay In a hospital until he Is
released by authorities As a re
sult Evans will have two years to
be treated for the disease or he
will be the subject of the N C.
Prison Dept for two years, for
leaving the Eastern North Caro
lina SanitorUun without permis
sion
CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
■ ■ Bin FROM THEM
PACE I
Jo* Murnlck’s Promotion
Horton's Cask Stars
PA f.r I
Town A Country PurnMurr
Community Plorlst
PAGE I
Hudson-Hoik
Carolina Power A LJfkt Co
Merhantrs A Parmars Bank
lamas H Brows
Central Dros Store
Mite kali's Restaurant a Dining Room
PAGE S
Ratalsk Furniture Co.
Seven-I p Bottling Co
Soars. Booknck A Co.
American CreSH Co.
Pisa State MUk Ire Cream
Rale If h Paint A Wallpaper Co
G. S. Tucker Bros., lac.
PAGE 1
Thomas Red A WkMd Pood Store
Auto Discount Co.
S. M. Touas Hardware Co.
Ralclgk Seafood Co.
PAGE f
Colonial Store
B. E- Quinn Purntture Ca.
PI reel one Stores
Mademoiselle Bounty Shop
PAGE S
AAF Food Mores
Profeestossol Drapery Shop
Branch Banking A Trust Ce
PAGE Id
Alleged
-*SL
n . •
Beating
Blamed
Aooordfcig to Information fp*
ceived by the CAROUNIAirtM
Mias Sally Harris and WaltHrJU*
llama, at the Wake County fat!
Tuesday afternoon it will tafet IS
Solomons to determine who is re
sponsible for the death of a flea
year-old baby girl
The woman BBfl
alleges that the
father, Walter Ommlmmm
Williams. bea!
the child almost, B,n \ ■'. - : .''S , ‘
unmercifully
Thursday night R*.n >- .* •:/'&■''
Miss Harris is Bii8BBEg»ll
said to have
been employed
to look after the M^Pk.'S' ‘
two children of ■&pSippßfl&
Williams, while ■
he worked. HHHPHBBM
She says that * "' s HARRIH
when the child f*'^Hßß
awoke Fr iday
morning she fl
seemed to be In
a stupor and that
she acted strange 1-*. < >. *. ■■-'.'•&■
all day. She a!
leges that when ■
the child became
seriously ill siie ' .B?T'n£:;.£<
called William.'' B
on his Job and ,„ ■,„- i 5-
told him Uu ,t .flSflfl
child should be
in the hospital. WILUAOIS
I She further stated that when Wtl'
I llama arrived that she took Uu
child and got Into Williams' cat
’ and they headed for the Wake
Memorial Hospital.
Upon arriving at the hospital
she said that the child waa pro
nounced dead. It was then that it
dawned upon her to have -an au
topsy performed. She did not say
why she suggested the autopsy.
The autopsy revealed that the
child had been beaten to Sooth.
Williams said that he knew no
thing about the child's condition
until he was called by tha woman
and told that the child Was des
perately sick and needed hospital
fCOHTPWP ON Mtt t>
this weak and agrsad to bead •
group to ralsa $36,000 to rebuild
tha two churches destroyed by
hoodlums, believed to be budnad
up because Negroes have shown
an Interest In first class eitlaen
shin In the southwest Georgia sroe.
The vRT felt the sting of preju
dice when a veer old Oeergia
farmer. Virgil E Puckett, was pul
under s3o,non 00 bond for assault
r.n one of its agents, when he at
bmpte't to art Information on
crime of violence
The Rev B Elton Cox. North
Carolina Intern atlontst. already
under sentence in Raton Rouge,
la , wes charged along with Rev.
Arthur Jellls for defaming Dis
trict Attorney Sargent Pitcher end
District Judge Fred Blank#. It
was not determined what the two
leaders said about the legal offi
cers. but It was alleged that they
were indicted for something they
sold at a rally, debouncing Louis
iana Justice.
Seven persona were given Jell
sentences at Statesville, N. C.. for
having taken part in a demonstra
tion at a Howard Johnson Rest
aurant Rufus Vasrar Horton, bro
ther of Miss Gaytans Horton, one
of the first to serve a Jail term In
North Carolina, was one of the
conMcted persona.
Four Episcopal clergymen filed
(rowiPfuir) mi paob i)
Tha ft vs Say waatbar fersesst
be* Innlits Thursday. September IS.
end continuing through Mesday.
September 11. Is as fellows:
Temporaluree wilt averse* above
normal tbrongb Monday. wMh Mi
ll* dey to day chans os. BatnfaM will
be very little If any.
Deluse Hotel
Carolina Builders Corn.
Ridgeway Optician*, me.
Warner Memorials
Dillon Motors Finance Co.
Sevan-l'p Bottling Co.
Papal-Cola BoUila« Co. of Raleigh
PAGE II
Capital Barsala Store
American Bom* Products
Bruwnlnt's Barker Shop
Thomas’ Bad A White Oraeary
Wholesale Motors
Charles Stores
Capitol Vacuum Store
Thelm’s Record Shop
Colon Finance Com pair
W. T. Grant *
F W. Wooluorth
Mr Lallans
Buffalo* Bolldera A Co.
American Credit Co.
Raleigh loan Office
Brooks’ Appliance Co.
wood's e-te-ea store
Joy's American Drill
O'Neal Motors, to*.
PAGE It
IRscola Theatre
PAGE IS
p»ssiy • wissto
Acme Realty Co.
Relotch Femoral Dome . „
BugMEoaoral Mss Cm