Moran’S TKAOBOT Mn. NiipM Bm (left) es BmUn W. Y, Hiaafirtad hr a artahher, Dee. 4. after learntae as the death ** y * Awghter. iMtta. The (M'e had? wae foaad in the eeertrari es IN Tat St. aherttr after aoea. Police my her MMhea were tool ea the reel es the MMttag and deteetlree have Darted aa hweeHgatl— te eee M «he wae tardered er ecanally aaaaalt ed. (DPI PHOTO). Soldier Is Held For Rape W«h M. Pool*, 31-yaar-ald mem ber at the 4Srd Airborne Company, ft Benning, Os, told The CARO* UNIAN Tuesday, that he is not fuilty o t charges preferred against him for rape on a 18-year-old girl. The soldier said that he had been dating the girl for six months and that she wrote a number down in ■ book, which he displayed, and Hyde County Woman Found Dead With Leg Tied To Neck ' • SWAM QUARTER Christopher Col umbos Willis is new being held bt the Hyde County Jail without privilege of bond, charged with one of the most brutal crimes that have ever been recorded in this county. He is charged with having shot lira. Plorecne Selby three times, inflicting two gashes In her heed that extended to her skull, then binding her right leg, above the ankle, with a cord and carry ing the cord around her neck, back to her right knee and dumping her body off es a country road, leading to a swamp, last week. This gruesome murder was dis covered when a IS-year-old white bey. Martin Evans, went to drive the cow up to his home. The boy told his father what he had seen end when the father saw it, he call ed the sheriffs office. Evidence loomed thick and fast, ft was found that Mrs. Selby had worked in a local home and that rite had been let off of the car. owned by the man for whom she bad worked. Wednesday morning. He told .Sheriff Cahoon that she bed told him that she was going to pick up some clothes and was g»- ODDS-ENDS n JAMES A. SWEFABD niiMlrfSdfMblm I*P» inn, • • OWE THING NEEDS COBUCTIMO! There to a great deal of agitation •oar current about alleged welfare abuaee. Some, or all of theae alliga tion* may be factual. Some, or, all of them may be talar. When we hear about and ace the corruption, abuaee and mtorepreeentationa go ing on In other area* of govern ment in buatneaae* and even In churches, it appear* to u* that by and laree. nubile welfare being the lea it able to defend Itself, to being wed *' a whinptnc boy. Howc-r. there is an abuse in (he use of Welfare h'"«to which needs eorreetine now. We refer to the misuse of funds riven by the Wel fare dena'tmenl for the support and care of dependant children. These children fan in various categories. Some are fltigetimate-. some are children whose fathers are in urt aon or have deserted their families. Hie tether or both parents of some are dead. etc., etc. Whatever t*«* cause of the de pendency and. re*ardlee* of the test teat the Welfare department aupioplrates money every month ter the eare and support of these this money to need ter every pur poor eneeot the snorter^whtoh^lt rioted. teeuHlelantte ted, needing ggjg; a!fteam told him to meet her them. He mid that he had bean masting the girl at a number on Bragg Street for some time. He also said that he and the girl had been exchanging letters for sometime end that he waa instructed by her to send the letters to an addreas different from that of her home. Poole attributes his arrest to the ing to take them to her mothers home to Wash them. It also developed that she left her wetch and ring at the home where she worked that morning. It was then that the suspicion led to Willis. The woman, at the house, told the sheriff ftot she eeme beck to get the ring anil watch, and that she waa riding in a tote model car fittnugii m ran at Preparing For Hunting j Joe Brooks Kills Self Accidentally "Old Man Winter" brought tragedy with him this morning (Wednesday), at 1:lt. when jmmH raumfca fatally wounded himself by a shotgun Mast at the home of bis aunt, NT a Parson St. where be tired. Brooks, a pop ular carpenter in the Raleigh area reportedly told refta* his uncle. W. A. BipBSSSBra Meyers. Tueeday Hg&gfeJ&jgg; night that be (IPPfPE tag *ti!* b n2t ** j mSSTSmt ysd dM when be left this I morning, but wag awakened by a neighbor, who bad eaUad and asked if Brooks wee in Ms house on the sidewalk. , CAROLINIAN ADVERTISERS —- BUV FROM THEM PAOC t •testae's Cate Otars PAM S Qsveae** Oho* •afetr CswUNLnse/jteil UCB WMCB IROP MmMM |~Bl—■ ntniif glim Rfffth Co. of Mate* gjgr Jailed In Child Deaif | '••fjjta. m 'm n' ■ m * ,y * ”* i. •'•* •*'., , Powell • >*• 4 Desires Proctor - .►?’•• - * * NKW YORK (ANP) —Rap. Adam Claytoo Fmrefl (D-N. Y.). pastor of the 11,666 as— ber Abyssinian Baptist Church hi Harlem, ammnnoed Dee. • that be trill retire from the aah»> tlO/a Oivtaf Us reason for mthtaf as Us doctor's orders to “take thfaias easy," Bowell said he wanted Dr. Samuel a Proctor, fra fs&t&auet .. ■ . isapwd Bepto cnurcn. Dr. Proctor. aaavafltele tar eom ment recently eras appointed As* sodate Director of the Peace Coiph with a salary at ISOJSO a year. The AAT president is now an lease with toe Peace Corps, with which he has been working more than a year, ms promotion to As sociate Director, one of the two original satoatory positions autho rized by Congress, came amid spec ulations in Washington that the 4S* year-old Beaton University gradu ftawimtise m was at fact that tbs girt had bean amt to | the atom by bar mohtar and waa called Rita quaation aa to why she stayed so-long. Ha reported that he and the girl left each other an tee hart of tarma and that hie first knowledge that ha had committed a crime waa when the girl's mother Mrs. Eloiee Judd came to the house and told him the girl's story. Poole said ha was aa aurc that the story would not hold up that ha went with Mrs. Judd ta tbs police. It was there that ha was arrested and placed in Jail wtttnt tea pel*' Vt&sLuas parlor Court. trDV.fETf ITn Jff ja at no ttma did tha girt diopter any objection, either verbal or physical. The soldier was on leave tram his base and had planned to-return an the night of the alleged He hopes to make tee army a ca reer, but must await the outqqme of this ease. Ha to a native of tea Fu quay ana. Ha returned from duty In Germany only about six months i ago. , The neighbor, Mrs. Doris Thornton, told The CAROLINIAN that she heard what she thought to boa blowout on her husband's oar. as he was leaving for work. arisass aWa laabail ad iiOwvvN i wn*n bDv »00avQ ouv w her door she saw what aha thought to be a man. lying, flam down, on the sidewalk. Her hus band got out of Ms ear and looked at the man and It was then that they learned that tt waa Brooke and eaOed Ms reridenoe and the pottos. Investigating officers said ha urae shot in the upper left chest a bove the heart and waa pronounc ed dead upon arrival at Wake Me morial HospttaL It to not known how ho eoMd have fallen an tha gun but Aset. Coroner T. 8. Rhodes ruled the death no aeet swttil death. *" **• Ante tssaans Cs. p. a MiihSteg «f m. e !£££D*w!«lL a i -i nSZ Sears mop Ste-H-M |The Carolinian | North Carolina *» Leading Weekly VOt».WR> RALEIQH. N. C, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1963 PRICE Ur AtNCEA Meeting Mixing, An Accident nocrw ioomi o ltd B*rr. A. CtertMl rM4 pmlav •r AhTMtaUa tepttet mrnm jy<»» »~y} y «y» | 1r ,’,,l MSkMIL 4MP ms MitojliiMiSM 1 ~4wWKl>ilfwiiioSy.Hint ) i»oi M I tbs fight for full freedom end first dess citizenship for oil Raleigh ei- 1 tisane. At present Charlotte, and 1 Blinded * " r 'f er end presented an engraved aß> mortal plaque to Mrs. Annie PUBR Johnson, daughter as father Ptohfr. (cnrtarowwi am n Xmas Deadline NOTICE To Agents ~ -and- Correspondent! 5 a Tuesday < tbto*year, TboCAKE OtJNIAN wM < Xmae camber U. AUmatartal’f me thto edition should be to the CABO LIN IAN OfVtoe set taler thou Wednesday. December IMS. There will be no change H el should be forwarded a* nan el; end at aB Bases ae eesfoAi NariMe to assure current fW* ippieiliii4s I Ores ns boro, respectively, exceed Raleigh in WAACP membership