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OBJECT OF \VH»i; SFABCH—Patrice l.iinitmibH, president nf (hr
( diico National Movement, reportedly said last week at the closing
srssioti of u movement general meeting. that "the divorce between
Belgium and (he Kongo is final" Africans wearing warpaint battled;
against Reign in trd troops in riots that claimed tire lives of at least *4
persons. An official statement said a warrant had been issued tor
tajtnuittba, »rho tias reportedly "disappeared" tie is shown above in
a fiie ptuttn. rt pi PHOTO!.
Father Slain By
Son Over Mother
ROANOKE KAPIDP A R.n
annkr Fapids man was shot i,oj
death .Runday in what officers)
described as a family fiaht that |
heg,,i when the victim tried to'
be:.*, hi. wife and 19-year-old son
Deputies - : d WW?; IcHn
son was iiillrd instantly by a j
blast front a ?"-giiage shot- j
gun, They said the shot, which
struck Johnson in the abdo
men. wa« tired by the son. |
Roland.
A hearing for the youth has!
be r.n set.
Decomposed Body Os
Youth, 12, Found j
HENDERSON—A farmer look
ing for firewood Sunday, found the «
badly-dftcomposed body of a 12- ,
rear-old Kittrell youth who had ,
been missing four months.
The body was identified a*
that of Samuel Perry, Ir., a
*i*ib-grader who failed to re
turn to his home on the night
n( July £ Hi* father made the
identification from clothing
found near the body and from
a pair of shoe* he had given
the youth only two days be
fore bis disappearance.
Coroner.M. W, Wester, Jr.. *aid
lift. Hale
MIAMI ' Death to sli race |
mixers Keep white public schools)
white bv massive armed force. I
Ro a Paul Revere Rt*lly your j
neighbors to arms Shoot, the race 1
nixing invaders."
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MOVING sr:?i. ,v hough they Mn't walk, these. ywit* patients know the w«H«nMH of moving
lav *«. they rail from .sn obsolete budding to a unit of the new orthopaedic-, renter of Orthopaedic Hos
rtal :»I l,os *iveles. r r?i!_ Tit- renter was b«Ht at a rest of M.SW.WI. Nearly half of which
rnn-.f stit! hr raised throw-h nubile ?pjser»|. The hospital is rsoeriaJly equijvped for th* earn »nd treat-
Metrt of children suffering' disabilities of bone, mat eir and nerve. (tfPi PHOTO),
Young Johnson said his father
came to t;«ir home shortly before ;
noon and started fighting with j
Mrs. Johnson The woman ran in- J
to another room of the house and :
her hue) a 4 -’ <•■ tod c'-opf- 1, •• *t ,
the door with cn as
The father followed het when
she rr.n out- of the building a few
minti'tss latei and then returned
to ihe house alone, the youth
said. As his father grabbed for
him, young Johnson aimed the
sun sard fired, he told officers
Young Perry was apparently kill
ed oy ablest from a shotgun fir
ed a.fc close range. The shot was
of suffice.nt force Wester said, to
tear away the boys left, arm
whicn has not been found
Tito disappearance of the youth
prompted a search by more than
100 persons, including 75 volun
teers from a National Guard task
force then on duty here in con
nection with a violent strike at
ihe Harriet - Henderson Cotton
Mills.
The area of the search extend
ed over eight square miles and
stopped only 150 yards from the
spot where Charles Clark found
tiis body Sunday,
rir.rk, who said he was
buttling firewood neat' a to
bacco field at his home, found
the body in a pine thicket.
Parts of Perry’s body were
found in a rtine-fooi area,
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Body Found In Pieces
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PURSE RING CRA CKED
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Trouble On Raleigh’s South Street:
Gunman Gets 60 Yrs. Here
Purse Ring
Broken; Five
Bound Over
Rive Raleigh youths, charged
with snatching purses from white
women, were bound over Monday
to Wake County Superior Court.
Detective Sgt. J H. Bowers said
the youths, who were charged
with l: ting several pocket-books
from white women, were placed
under $2,500 bond each.
Officers said warrants were
sigsied after one of thr youths,
identified .mi fWbhr Rugf**
admitted he look a purse ItotjS
Elfan&etK Norris.
Bowers said the woman
heard someone running up
behind her. When she turned
around, she said, (he youth
grabbed the poeke'book and
Stept running.
A witness reported .'-he sew the
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Deb Ball j
Date Is
Nov. 27
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The Alpha Theta Omega ch3pi*t ,
of ihe Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority i
will present the 22nd annua) Debu
tant Bail at Raleigh Memorial Au
ditorium Friday night, November
27.
Hr. William R. Str&ssncr,
president o* Shaw University,
wit! deliver the welcome ad
dress to thr debutante*.
One of to? highlights of the
yearly affair is the form tug of
a huge figure in the center of
the auditorium floor, which I*
participated In by all of the
debs and tiseir escorts.
Committeer. handling arrange
ments for the hail are as follow*.
(cnrmNtren on bags «
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1959 RALEIGH. N. C.
Jr Tif „
LOCAL f,\j i.UCtaKS ItiiCLll’K CHUCKS FOR ¥1,500 Alpha Theta Omega Chapter of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority has made $1,500 available to Shaw University and Saint Augustine’s College. The
i money will be used as a loan fund for eollegr women between Ihe two colleges. Applicants for loans
! must need help, maintain high scholastir achievement, character, leadership and service to the schools.
| Shown in the presentation and receiving of ihe checks ace ileft to right. Or. 11. U. Strassucr, prrsi
j dent of Shaw University; Or. .lames A. Boyer, president of SI Augustine’s College; Airs. S. V. Perry,
j chairman of Alpha Theta Omega; Mesdantes Gertrude Harris. Phyllis Mann, and Marjorie Oebnam,
'ah committee members. Mrs. Marguerile Adams, basileus of the chapter, was absent wh< r the picture
i was taken.
Waldo C. Falke.ner:
“Fairminded Liberals Will Support
Us,” Councilman Tells YMCfI Body
"There is a large and growing
nucleus of fairminded liberal peo
i pic sn North Carolina who will
support qualified Negroes for pub
lic office,'' stated Waldo C Falk
oner, Greensboro city councilman
at the membership meeting of the
Rloedworth Street YMCA Tuesday
night.
p’alkener was prrsenied by
i Hrrwta I- Taylor, local after
ney. Cecil H. f'lagg. chairman
j of the committee on arrange
Wonts, presided C. A. Ray
wood, chairman of the TMCA'»
hoard of management, official j
I lj~ welcomed M>. t''a!k*uer to
| the city and the ”Y”. so agency
i «f the United Fond.
"The appeal for support for cif I
flee must be made along genera! i
lines appealing to, ali voters, rathei j
than strictly racial lines," slated \
Falkener.
Tin the lasi election in which he j
won, Falkener received 3.200 vote?
in ' predominantly white districts j
Mixed Pair
Caught;To
Court Soon
NORFOLK, Vs A 60-rear
| old Norfolk white men and hi?.
I Negro wife awaited grand Jury »e.
! tion .Saturday on charges of in'
i terracial maorraac.
The couple. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Georgs Makres. told a Po
lice Court Judge Friday that they
wont to New York City a year ago
to get married because Virginia
law forbids whites and Negroes to
marry.
Police Raid they arrested
fibres and his wife. Armen -
tri*. <§. when their neigh imn
W pge;y. .*>
Liberian Official To City
! and t,Bf)o in predominantly Negro
l districts
"Thus it was impossible to win
by Negro votes alone " tbs .select
ion was made possible b,v a roali j
lion of liberal forces including la
hot. Catholic. Jewish a? well as
Negro groups.
As a city roijncilnian. Hilt
oner has been able !e eiininate
several types nf discrimination
and suggested that active
participation in policies ht
IBTAl B TA I ’oisgrr**
l ß !{®is,«* A.wisd*"* ill<* I'iil!**
! ASHEVILLE A great advent nre
j is ahead for (hr appointed delegates
j and reprcsrntHtn r;- in (hr eleven
[ districts of the PTA Congress, for i
: jsK plane, bus .eirl railroad linos !
! 'ran to Asheville, North Carolina
i for the 32nd annual convention to i
j be held at The Livingston Street j
| Elementary School. Nov 20-2!
Program Highlights
Leaders and consultants who can
j contribute significantly and with i
maximum thinking on the theme
Eastern Grid Playoff
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BY IttCHWOMI E. STEWART j
The championship crown for the !
! West err Division of (hr Eastern !
AAA conference will hr at stake
j when Ligon's Little Blues clash
with Durham's Hillside Hornets in
the Raleigh's Chavis Park Friday j
night. The two teams will be :
meeting for the second time this j
season. Hillside won the find lilt :
in n hard-nosed routes) between i
the two bis tines by a score of
Tire tsvo teams were furred inlo
the play-off hv Hillside's defeat at
tbs hands of Wiiliston High of Wil-
large nutttbrrc of voters is an
effective approach to more
jobs, educational opportunities,
and other desirable objectives.
K 1, Harford, YMCA general see*
j retsry diseussed Ihe fa!! and win
, ic-r schedule of activities and in
; vitod the members present to en
| roll ;n their favorite hobbies. The
; value nf a good public relation?
j program, in which a!i would par
! ticipnte, 'vss emphasized
of the convention, which is quilt
iv't'imeni at (his time. Problem
I clinic, informalional (enters, dem
onsl rat ions will comprise, (he u-s
1 sii.vns. and perhaps the choicest
I fruit will he lhai. which will
! grow troui the Informal coming to
! nether of those who arc deeply in
! (crested in (he s a tern subject --
! ('fold Welfare—and (lie building of
; a safer, better world for children
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( mington. Ligon beat the same
j train. The Hornets and the Little
Blues have identical conference
records of li victories and one toss
The Russell Blount-coached team
| of Durham came back strong (his
season, after a disappointing one
j last year, to once again rank with
I the feared teams in the school's
i past history They boast of a oow-
I erf'll and fast baekfit ki in Mickey
Dave. James Hollows;. and Bobby
Blue, Charles Stanbsck. (he hi?.
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PRICE 12b IN N. C: ELSEWfiERE 15c
Shot Wrong
Man, Gaines
Tells Judge
John Gaines, ;>7, of South Street,
looked into the lure of Superior
Court Judge William Y. Rickets
Tuesday morning, and found 'him
self being sentenced to a total of
fi() years at hard labor for shooting
a mars, reported to be an invalid.
! and second degree burglary.
Gaines claimed the shooting
was meant to be one of re
venge against Paul (Rabbi)
I Bunn. a J said Hr did not
mean io injure George Wash
ington i.igoin, who was hespit
a tired for several week s.
Gaines pleaded guilty to as
sanlt with a deadly weapon
a ith intent to kill.
(tIONTINIiKn ON PA(,I •>
Decision
: Os Court
“Unfair”
JACKSON Miss Missic.ippi
i Gov.-Elect, Ross Barnett has cn
! i iriA'd the U. S Justice Depart
i nvnt's decision to re-enter the
Mack Charles Parker Lynching
ca.se.
The. prari River County
Grand Jury at Popla.rvilic,
Miss., did not return indict -
mrnls against a group of
while mm believed to have
lynched the 23-,vea.r-o!d Ne
gro. The county jury adjourn
ed without considering (he
ra so.
The Justice Department an
nounced last May when the FBJ
com Dieted its investigation in the
case tha* the federal government
ha j no jurisdiction in the ease
Rin t.hc department announc
ed later is would take the case
I before a federal grand jury
Barnett said “if the federal
government has no jurisdiction in
i the matter it has no business do
ing this. The county grand jury
would have final authority." lie
irsmj rd.
Rained said ihr depart
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FAmoiJK Bakery
Federal Acceptance Corporation
Stavto St. Coin Lamt ’ftxtnat
djpn's Eswo Servicecrnter
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; Coop-rN Bar-B-Cl>e
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; Taylor Wanlt> A TV i eerie*
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ATTORNEY BROOKS
State Dept.
I Diplomat Is
Shaw Orator
! '
Dr William F Btvassnar. pres?
d‘-nt. oi Shaw University has a'iv
nounced What the ninety-fourth
Founder's Day observance will b*
held on Friday. November 10 on
the East Campus Attorney AngF
E. Brooks, Assistant Secretary ni
State, Monrovia, Liberia. West An
rica, and a Shaw University grad
uate. will deliver the Founder
Day address.
■attorney Brooks received
!hr A, B. degrre at SbaH bpi
versify lit I'M!*, (lie 1,1 B. and
the 111. Sc. degrres ;i I (he I ni
versify of Wisconsin in iit.vi.
Mir did posl graduate not k in
in(l>rm(ioml !,CI at t.nmlrn
t.'nivrrsit.V Law sphpn| in If*
52-53.
She is (be firs! and out j l,a
d> Counsellor >1 Law lor lb"
Supreme I'purl of l.iberi ■>.
She was appointed \ssistapt
Secretary of Stale of Liberia
in March. Ifl.V*.
The trsdltional erremurr' u l
lomh of Tlenrj Marini Tupp'
!h° school', founder, will h- he'
at Jo 1 a a.m. A wreath uitl I*
lilac d upon the grpvr hy M •
Hudson, ("Miss Hhavr lip,per
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State News
Brief
HORTON TO ' PIT A R HI e"
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in ittSKRT NORTON
nAI.KKiH «*„.( At. hr© .
Episcopal Church choir will pr»
; r>nt Herbert Horton a ha> itOP*
of Si Augustine's College, in <op
ipfi Sunday, November 15 at 7 p
. m in Greenleaf Auditorium sha-i
University, Horton will be arrow,
panted by Harry Gil-Spvythe, head
of the music departmenl at Sha-
Horton'* progam w ill be
highlighted by writ iinniui ,1
merieari compositions and Ne
gr« spirituals, but whi sin
include three arias, micij in
Italian and two in (iceman
Ho has studied tinder Mr.- V.
May Morgan Kell of Raleigh'
I puhlir s< hunts. John C Moni'p and
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*p**dy■ Wash. ter
°, i Quinti s Furniture **•*••
StaJHlard < indri Blot U (o«p"i'
Modern finance Corp
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Major Finance Company t!t‘
Hunt General Tire r n.
Ambassador Theatre
Efied's of Raleigh
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•Stepnens Applianr* feHM* if.'
Deluxe Hotel
Peps).cola Bottling Company
rawness fnsnr«nre A gene*
Wtriift Memorials
Ridgeway Optician*
Carolina Builders Cote
Watson s Seafood Company
Fayetteville Street Baptist Chu t 'H
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Raleigh Paint it. Wailpaper «o.
Firestone Stores
Branch Ranking A Trust Company
Seven-ftp Bottling Co
Klmbrell's Furniture Company
rtat-igh Fouera) Home
M. Vouns S!3rll'‘ara F».
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