Fatal Crash Kills Four
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Ex-Raleigh Residents
4 Victims
Enroute
To Md.
Bar Staff Writer
QUANTICO, Va. A oar-truck
•ooMent near **»!■ M»rini> base
•tty in the early hours of Monday.
November 4. claimed the lives of
four passengers in the automobile,
all of whom had just left Raleigh,
N. C., and wen an their way bade
to Baltimore. Maryland, where
three of them were employed.
It could not be ascertained by
The CAROLINIAN who was driv
ing the automobile, but the Vir
ginia State Highway Patrol is said
to have confirmed the allegation
that the truck ran into the path
at the ear. The occupants of the
truch are believed to have escaped
aerioos injury.
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THEODORE R. BARNES
• • . dies in ear-truck crash
KM hi the ear wen: Mrs.
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vertherwe.
Mrs. SBierlhtriin Is the sis
ter bf J. Raymond Jones,
weß-known Raleigh, N. C. bar
bar and church leader; Mias
Newkltk is the sister at Usher
Newkirk, Garner; and Mr.
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Fraud Try
Reveals
2 Families
WINTON William Wiggins, 43-
fbar-old truck driver of Gateaville,
• Northeastern N.C. community, the
defendant in a fraud caae here, al
legedly admitted having two fam
iliea and twelve children, six by
his legal wife and six by a second
woman.
The start line toe* sheet the
eatira caae waa the fact that
Wiggins allegedly teld the court
that his wife was aware of the
six children born to the second
woman.
Re pleaded guilty to fradulently
representing another woman as Ms
wife in having her admitted to a
hospital in Ahoakie for the birth
of a child seven months ago.
Wiggins waa fined $23 and costs
and ordered to pay SB7 35 lor medi
cal expenses incurred by the hos
pital. ‘
The man said he waa represent
ing hit girl friend, who waa identi
fied only aa “Mildred” at his wife
in order to have his group insur
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Dr. Leon C. Riddick T o Address
Shaw Body At 98th F ounder’s Day
Or. Nelson H. Harris, Interim .Founder's Day message Friday
President, Shaw University has an- mM&Wmrj, morning at 11 a. m. in Spaulding
nounced that the 98th Founder’s Gymnasium. The traditional me-
Day at Shaw University wiU be ob- morial service wiU begin at the
served on Friday, November 15. |f grave at 10:45 a. m.
Dr. Leon Clanton Riddick, minist-
er, Fountain Baptist Church, Sum- fjK ®(CONTINUED ON PAOB t)
mit, New Jersey, will deliver the ■
B-U-L-L-E-T-I-N! Open Trial
Word reached The CARO- s i*k3 '.Mb ™
LINIAN minutes before press gfl|k - > .oW-dßy M
time that^ the State football
not take place as reported on m m mFA’b
K.V“SfJ3ta «■ a JB Os Man, 72
was discovered making the IBMHm
final decision uncertain at this GASTONIA - This Gaston Coun
point. However, The Litt'- ty textile town na! not *«" as
Bines may well be the Sta e tEllfc W*2 B rnuch ' n!<?resl since a venire was
champions, dpendin* on cer- drawn to hear the case of a white
tain rracial games to be played ■HBIBmHIHHHHHHHH physician who went to the homo
this weekend. . || K£t oat. c lUDDICK I (continued on page r>
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Carolina White Farmer Arrested As
SLAVERY CHARGED
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I VOL. 22, NO. 1 RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1963 PRICE 15c
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NC HOSPITAL REQUEST SHIFTED
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Statesville
Citizenry
Seeks Action
*i wt / t i-M|ri.,'
Statesville iredeii county
ComnAsi oners shifted the Iredell
County Citizens Committee's re
quest for the desegregation of the
Iredell Memorial Hospital to the
board of. trustees of the hospital
Monday.
Statesville has been a hot spot
in the arena of racial problems for
some considerable time and a
spokesman for the Committee told
the CAROLINIAN Tuesday that
the hospital was only one of the
many issues that had been raised
and that they were not relenting,
in any wise, to have the barrier re
moved. .
The Committee threatened a suit
to show why the county hospital
should not be open to all races on
an equal basis. However, it decided
to petition the County Commission
ers at their Monday meeting. The
county heads are said to have told
the Committee that they had no ju
risdiction ova- the hospital, due to
the fact that they had turned it ov
er to a'board of trustees to run aa
early as Oct 6, 1953, under a 99-
year lease agreonent
The spokesman told the CARO
LINIAN that the Committee bad
written a letter to the hospital
boasd and that it was in the process
of being transmitted Tuesday after
noon. It was the belief of the'
spokesman that the Committee
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Tamptrature next five Says will
averts* 1 to • degree* above norm
al, trim little day to day ehaaga,
until cool about Sunday or Mon
day. Rainfall totaling one quarter
to throe quarter* of an Inch, oc
c tiring aa rain or ihowor* over the
weekend.
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ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA QUEENS TO REIGN AT THE
26 THE ANNUAL BALL—The Annual Debutante Ball, •poneor
' ed by the Alpha Theta Omega Chapter ot A.K.A will have (seat
ed, left to right ) Misses Carolyn Jones of Raleigh, and Hollistine
1 Creecy of Sunbury as In-town and Out-of-town Queens, respec
tively. Standing left to right are Misses Faye Eaton, In-town-
Maid of Honor, and Sandra Bates of South Boston, Virginia, Out
of-town Maid ot Honor. These young ladies, along with more than
100 others, will be presented to society on Friday night, Novem
-1 bar 29, at the Raleigh Memorial Auditorium.
National Treasurer Os
| NAACP Raleigh Orator
The national treasurer of tits Na
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, Alfred
Baker Lewis of Old Greenwich,
Conn, spoke to tbs executive board
at tbs Raleigh NAACP Chapter
I Sunday, at a dinner meeting at the
Candlelight Restaurant Discuss
ing the topic "How Goes The
Struggle for Civil Rights,” Mr.
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I CAROLINIAN ,
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Attempt At
Suicide Is
Afatee r
ROANOKE RAPIDS 4 Donald
Carter, a young real dent of the
Darlington Community In this
textile town, has been charged
with murder In the death of his
brother,!
Robert Carter, who was in an
argument and shooting with Don
ald last week, died Wednesday at
the Roanoke Rapids Hospital.
Deputy Judge Dickens of the
Halifax County Sheriff’s De
partment, stated that the two
brothers were arguing about
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Defendant
In Kidnaping
May See Gov.
NEW YORK Harold Reape.
one of the five Monroe "kidnap"
defendants, last week wired a re
quest for an appointment with Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes. Mr. Reape,
a 10-year-old Monroe youth leader,
urged that the governor give him
an opportunity to describe the jim
crow injustice which awaits Mrs.
Mae Mallory, a fellow kidnap” de
fendant if Gov. Rhodes extradites
her from Ohio to North Carolina.
The "kidnapping" charge Is based
on an incident during a day of al
leged police-encouraged rioting by
a mob of 9.000 white segregationists
against Freedom Riders end local
Negro youth engaged In peaceful
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Consolidated Credit Corp.
Heillg-Lrvtoe
Washington Terrace Apts., Inc.
Community Florist
U instead Grocery * Transfer
Capital Bargain Store
Hunt General Tire Ce.
Meehanl-s A Farmers Bank
Central Drag Store
Tire Sales A Service
Standard Concrete Prod acts
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Lincoln Theatre —*— - •—v •
Charles T. Norwood Post, American
Legion
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Homeowners Mortgage Co., be.
King Cole Motel
Baleigh Basinets College
Capital r»*l Oil, Ice A Cool Co.
Tire Sales A Bernice
Taylor Badlo A Electrical Co.
Dad Tells
FBI Agents
Ofßnitality
nORENCE. 8. C. A 43-year
old white farmer, Robert M. Cook,
arrested a»yt charged last week
with holding a Negro man in slav
ery and peonage by tone for six
months, was released Friday un
der a bond of SB,OOO hare.
victim waa Max Roy Mo
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ROBERT MOULTRIE COOK
. , . faces slavery rap
iaei.ee
Fire Again
Strikes In
v
Motel Here
Raleigh firemen extinguished a
fire Monday morning. * believed
caused “hy a wall.Jaeater being
turned up too high.Sßkh damag
ed two rooms JR Staton's Motel
and Restaurant, 319 8. Bast St.
This waa the second fire suffered
by the business this year.
Owners of the property said no
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REUNION OF SADNESS Mrs. Nellie Smith, center, of Oxford, Miss.. And her daughter. Miss istty
Smith, 22, are greeted at the ton terminal in Boston, Mass., last week as they arrived to attend the Bor
der-rape trial of their son and brother whom they haven’t seen in eleven years. Leroy Smith, Sf, a
handyman. Is charged with the strangulation and rape of 65-year-old Mrs. Bessie Goldberg, at her ms—
barter Mmet name hut March. Shown, left to right are: Boston College professor Raymond T. Me-
Naliy. Bep Beryl W. Choen. Smith’s lawyer, and Mrs. RIU McNally The Smiths wfll live with the Ms*
I NaUys daring the trial which began Toesday of this week. (CPI PHOTO). > ■ -----
. jam.
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SIT-IN 18 CHAIRED OUT An unidentified yoanc woman rc
faaed to leave her chair at the New Or team City Hall Cafeteria last
Thursday, sa arresting police officer* carried her and the abate as
they brake n» an attempted att-tn daman*tratian. (UP! PHOTO L
Abernathy To Raleigh
For ‘Freedom’ Dinner
- - -dm
. Hit Third Annual Freedom Day
Dinner sponsored by The Raleigh
Branch of th# NAACP will honor
the lata Rev. Johnnie W. Jonas,
popular Raleigh minister, and spe
cial recognition will be given to
life members.
Hodges To
Appear At
UL Affair
NEW YORK - Secretory of Com
merce Luther Hartwell Hodges will
be principal speaker. Nov. Is, at
the National Urban League’s 1963
“Equal Opportunity Day’ dinner
in the Orand Ballroom of the Wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel, Martin E. Segal,
dinner chairman announced Sun
day. The apeaker is a former gov
ernor of North Carolina.
The League's Equal Opportunity
Day Award* in 1963 will be con
ferred on H. I. Romnes, president
of the Weatem Electric Company,
and Harry Van Arsdale. Jr., presi
dent of the New York City Central
Labor Council, AFL-CIQ. The. a
wards are made in recognition of
outstanding service and contribu
tion by the honorees to the concept
of equal opportunity for all, re
gardless of rsce, color or creed.
Last year's dinner drew a turn
out almost as larga as the 1,400 ex
pected at tha Nov. 19 Centennial
event, representing a cross-section
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The dinner scheduled for ‘BQ&y.
Dec. 8, at 7:30 p. m. will be -hetdrin
the dining hall of St Augustine's
College. Invitations have
to dube, churches and orgwrna
lions requesting a representative.
The Rev Dr. Ralph D. Ahfcrijs
thy. v '* Jh "han-i*"- m
lUptw... **•
Dr. Abernathy is pastor or ww.
Hunter Street Baptist Church,-At
lanta. Qe. and the financial atcrsaa
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Still Free ’
At CAROLINIAN pres*
the whereabouts of Charles Gene
(Daddy) Roger*, 19-year-oJdTidh
or grade convict, who esoaped
Friday morning by walking away
from his Janitorin post at tha
State Department of Labor Bull*
ding, comer of Edenton and. Sal"
isbury Streets, were stM—wm*
address Is listed
03 410 Lee Street.
Jpw! Raleigh, is said
by Central Prls
rn ZV: to iiavo befiu. "k
«■ -O* V Ji model prisoner 1
i,,f mm |He was serving a
! term of seven to
? ten year* for lar-
IP ’*! ceny arwl anne<l
ROGERS ‘the . convict
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