Nation’s Youths Praise Sit Downs -—* T ;■ ■’ VOL, 19. NO 2ft Raleigh Hosting N. C. Teachers + + + + + + + 4* 4* 4* Office rtf . t sweat Suspect in DEATH OF SALESMAN Chain Store Managers Criticized A b'-racial committee m Hi* *ou»hern rite* where Negro pro* Herts against, lunch counter segre gation began t->'o month!, ago ac cused cham store managers "Ins «-*ek of blocking a proposed com* promise solution. Nayor George Roach of Given.,- ho'o. and his nlnp-tnPTnber com mit tee proposed that the local K tv Woe l worth and ■-> H Kn>i x;j!‘|et- stores set tjn a -ccfton of the!! tunch counters for ‘sei t n-. .-.il races on an integrated basis' end reserve other ..pace for white tr ONTtNt’lT> ON PAfU '?) Harrison I ibrar 5 * lit * Dbsert an r«> The Richard B Harrison Public Library is celebrating National Lib ary Week this week along •■ith other libraries throughout H country The rheme the year is. • "Open Wonderful New Worlds Wake Up and H- ad. Thv- event ir sponsored by the Nmional Book Ci.-nWitt.er Inc, in rpuju ! with the American Library Aswi* ciat'on. ifOWTINim OV rUT »i ODBS-ENDSI BY ROBERT r, vfit r ART* | "And forgive It* our debt* S* #T forgive rttir debtors.' 1 'favor, Advisory Committee We cannot, agree with Hoy Wil kin.'. that it is too late for inlet racial commissions to do any go>»d 1 toward the settlement of racial ! misunderstandings. \s v- c ... v it,; u is never too late Tor men of 1 goodwill to work together toward the equitable resolving of any problem We arc tempted to go o . far as declaring that emcnlui! 1 1 there is no other wav ... . ' j ♦CONTINUED ON PAGE :.’i CAROLINIAN ADVERTISERS a AfDrld 3*rri6 ", Tf>iT'l* The Lounge Horton’* * 4 afe stor. PAG* ' Carolina power A femp»»' Funout Bakerv MecJmnlcs A F»rm»r* Bank Pepsi-Cola Boftllrj Co. of PAGE 3 Sutlaon-Belk John W winters A r ompan' Buieisb Saving* g u>ac PAGE. 6 firestone Stores, Lot. Burnett's, Res<«uran<. Grjffjj Foci Store t &meroo Broun Cote pan" People's Cal* Federal "itreptanc* Corporation Speed- Wa.h, Inr The Capital Coca Cola Bottling r>, BeiUf-Letlne furniture Co- PAGE 1 Johnson-la tr.br Co, PAGE * Good marts ladie- shoppe Paul s Drive-In O K. Clothing More Kile Congo Drive In Marilyn's Shoe Store Betty Ray Butler's Shoe Store T. 1 Fallon Co. Patersot Travel Serviee. Sm Parkway Grill Harris Wholesale Pr*t t O'Neil Motors, tor Thomas Food Marital lit‘rant Restaurant Capita! Bargain Store PADS !» s, M. Young Barrluare Store Cotoniu! Stores, In. Horn Cut Rato Clothing Store C- K*r! Licthman while Service Comiwiny of N r R. E. Quinn Furniture Com pan*' Tavlor Radio A TV Service *fudfrn Finance f ompanj A W. Tire Company page li ASP Food Stores. Inc. Ebrd's Depari.nreut Store first Citirrne Bank & Trust Co STOP MIDMiXG YOURSELF , „ REGISTER ,I.Y» YULE! h f-<. EPTIOiv /OR KHRUSHCHEV So\iet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev (r'ght) smiles during a reception in hb honor ;it thr Hotel Xl.iri gnort p, inb recently. The Hotel Matignon i ihe residence ol the French Premier Michel [hhre. Standing near the Sonet leader are Philibert Tsiranana ( Ifir ), ptf'idrnr ot the Repuhln nl M adaga-c ar. and Felix Houphourt - Boignv. Prime Minister of the Ivory Coast. Khnp hchet made an 11 -day state visit to France (UPI PHOTO) Teachers Os Tarheelia In Annual 3-Day Session Here The Yath An'r'in! Cnnv' ntion of the North Carniiim Ti-achi rA -o riation w ril bring lo Raleigh mi!- MHlK.ing breakers A' • IOM mes: :i yc sit needed hv both teachers arid tlac public during frits period when reappraisal of education and jhvi man relations is pai amount. The keynoh address Thurwhiv rv» - niivj. April Ttii in Memorial Anri; torinm will be given by Dr Corma A Mowrey, Associate Director "f ! .a;. ReiaHons for tht Natrona! K,|- uea• ion A.vDelation, hr. Afo\r rey has come tut (hroiijtb fHe ranks of Nl t BUY FROM ! HEM Capital I 1/ f 4- r*o4 l r.#* Atus S* V' me < ?nt«i R*sttul Pin*’ , rouutrv Cfufc * *T?reII Coal Coimiftn* r\GE u GlootJvorth £tr*«t T'mtin Doric Rifigpnsy Optician?) Carolina Builders, in* ;La;euess hisur-HKc lojupanv 7-lip Bottling i ompan* O'i lon Motor Finance Corn par.' Ufa Mots’* se-ifood A PyuHr' Oaokers lire Insuram** ComjMttv \Y.irner Memorial i CPC I’rpyLCols CflJMp.* r lv PACfF 13 AfOtttg ornery Ward ?o:'» American Grill flrosvmn? Berber Shop T C'. founders. :*t«* Di: Poole a, pic Shop ’ TV"- rum Lumber t o i sir Waller Obs t rolet Co. Lofton Barber Bbop American Home Products Ff*rd h of Raleigh C row Poultry Co I Clark Arc Shop. Inc. r Sanders Motor Compan> Mother a Oatiehtcr Flores » rntr- I Drug Store , *amc> U Anderson 4 Company i Market Barber Shop | Long Meadow Farrov Dir j Carolina Typewriter Co PAGE n ! Ambassador Theatre PAGE 'JO : tirmt G 'icrtl Tire Compgnt ! Dntin'ri Ev-o Sf i‘v(eei)t»r r Jtuleigli Funeral Home Acme Realty Com pans . Raleigh Seafood Com puny • htandard t'ouirgte Frodttrta Co. , Gem Watch Shop I Du vie Street Coin Eaundromat (.'oneofidated Credit Corporation , Davfdrtoit'e Assheiatet i Shoe M ft ; Dravi-h Ranking A Trust Company Amhtirn Routine Co. RALEIGH, N C„ SATURDAY. APRIL 9. IQftO leadership Sire «a« President of Hie national organirntlon In the rrilie.tl ! orHes and now serves in one oi lire most Im porfani posiUotis. she is a for refill speake, whose nies sage is also inf,Mining and cliailengiug. Or. Ethel .!. Alpcrrfcls. Pr.ifesso'- of Anthropology at Non York Uni vt'i ■ >ty \>r!! ioro' of thp » peak or*- on Friday i veiling.' April .".ih 1), Aloenfrlr. .. a I e.’t r*l i. - i has rad Gi/h 1 xpt, i‘ ncc iruchirtg cttiirsi's iri <'■'f 1 real ion artrl sociology as well ns unthiopologj Sire is culled on con ■osi" JF 'k ' rm. Mown e r !>U. MV'K finnally to adive s orgsnizations •ind groups njtfvfs'li'd in rdueation ul and htiniHn reki.ti.«ns pr-tshlr;.,- i iii'iiiigliriut the nation He: corning io Raleigh is erppcialiy limply is . the coinmunit ■■ is involved with crijufi!ing io new ideas Evpnjnc ■ sessions of the couvvnUon arc open to ti c public Appearing »!. o on the yp.ssior I ridav ■' r rung ill bt I) .Tnnn 'V I.B'lr President Emeritus of West Virginia Etnte College, pas' ’ , ha.rm,rn of in- NEA Defense Commission, and at present. Spec ial Director for Teacher Informs- i lion and Security of the NAA(T I cyal Defense and Educational j Fund In connection with Dr Da 1 vis present position lie Has recent h traveler! flu mehoiit the tTnifed ! States and abroad, "speerallv m Ericope and Africa speaking con ferring. and counseling on prob terns of nalionai and world demur | racy It u. fitting that Dr Dat is should follow Dr Alpenfels on the Friday evening program. His address should point out areas for tmple i menting basic ideas which Dr, Al piTifela probably wilt project (€ OKT!M ED ON PAt.E 3> ,%mh Uie*"llVin«v4e O PP tt S c r Freedom i CHICAGO —The Afro-American j stoppage or rest, throughout, the Herbage Association with offices in j United States, be concerted!y *n tbis city hfifl issued the following ; gaged in at the hour of 11 am. proposal: | Eastern time, 10 a m. Central time. I We propose; a five minute stop* 1 0 a.m. Mountain time and 8 am. | page or rest from all work and ac* , Pacific time, tivity by all Negroes or Americans j We propose this united action by •of African descent on Africa Free- ! | dam Day. April 15, 1960: that said ; (CONTINUED ON FAKE 3) Sim Holloway, Father of 10 College Grads, Passes DURHAM Local newr.psper* , joined the throng that lamented ' ; the passing of Sim Holloway, fath i er of John M. Holloway of Ra- i | leigh, and even their columns ! seemed lo have a tenor of mourn* i arid a spirit of forlorness as ! they told of his sudden passing and j the fact that Durham County bud ■ lost one of its beloved ciUr.ens. PRICE LAs Fractures Os Skull Are Fatal KENANSVIt.LE—DupIin County officer? arrested a Negro last week on murder charges in the death of ; an insurance salesman whose body was found last December to a burning automobile. Sheriff Ralph Afiltcr said Jesse .lames Oates. 32. formerly of Ksison. Mils charged nHh St AugustincV Col lege and Shaw University be paid by the association. As a result, the association* treasurer, C. C. Smith. Jr mss authorized to use $1,175 of the association's funds for this pur pose. $ 1 r>(Ht «as expended to laM vers for the eases jo lower court totalling spent to j dale for eourt and legal fee* j Mr Smith reported that the sum of |43 00 had been paid *o ,T F | Cofietrl for underwriting the jest*) i city court appearance bonds of the : 13 students arrested in Cameron Villas l ' for allegedly trespassing Jon "private" sidewalks there j The $43.00 charged by Cofield was less than one-ha If the regular i bondsman’s fee and Actually repre j rented a contribution of $75 00 by the bondsman to the Citizens Assn* icovrrNTiio on ptr.r Mr. Holloway was found beneath the wheels of his tractor, on his farm, located in the northern sector of the county, Saturday. It is be lieved that he suffered a heart at tack and fell wl.il? the machine was still moving. It is said that an examination revealed that the trac if’ONTHNI’ED ON PAGE 3i >' 2k KJeS&lger ■ 2gf§p #2j£3X&Ug*& & o- - ' • ••■ ■ gr i ¥■%s& % 4 *s» I |Pp m -jS f |* ist $ t r- 1 - . UPI PROTESTS MANHANDLING OF PHOTOGRAPH I RS - United Press /utci nation'll prate ted April 1 st ip the Gen era! Seri u ps Administration against the roughing op ol UPI Pho tographers Stanley ftetn'k and kcl Alley at a government huild mg. Phe two photographers went ta the huihhng to take pictures 7hr photographers were ;>/tv a rath elected by the guards The top photo shows Trench hang "shown the door" hv a guard, the bottom photo -'how-. .Alley having his < inu ra forcible taken from him eftei hr photographer! Tretick being p-i’-hed towards the door The guards are employ ed by the Gera a! Service’ Adminis tration. Washington. D. C. (UP ! PHOTO) Tyson Continues To Elude Posse Rol>?d J* ’ '•'>(■• f i O'** v-t • ,v I'liHUu, '•*.-• ff!■• off*. • • • * • t ) Cunt iLiii'k ?*• ii- on 100 .i 11*• VVrOdfvj fop n-SH'i'i-T t.lpf- Qf{ C* Is ITT'I • r?T**l i V *f.'f{ fli r>'i f|j< iow of 1 -r- f'! ii !{i\ i' r clh. it thp V.r. u uvmiuj -,v fotcril ti - out lav out of ■ iiT i. c* \ )}\ • i!- mi. .; an*a tn it s < hrUi ■ | hr hiiiins Gov t Uth' I n. Mr.H-rr o ff‘U ‘CI -d $.400 T*'\L HT- ! Mod. ; ,tv tot I.ifo- " , lion that hup t- rid to Tv -111 i; ;i fur* s?hor! | v I'lfh : ;i rourl ni sh 1 'i» cieiH'vi the V'CHpi'd coDViv: -to out law Hodges ninde for re-- **u ri off er unfirr a state law w)dc4 autho rizrr* the '-nor to po>i up tn S4OO for r.apUn't of a f11;11>*<* who has romuiiHed u f. i uiv ?. ,r jr* f;s.-; = - oiks (THU’ in r < stotk Hr. Slinrpr, ili»naOM* III* FAYETTEVILLE The hr;. .4 of North Csrohn.) . N- .so H-.-.ci.'o ami school officials were ■ uddenr : by the recent pa*sip:f of■" 1• a old Dr Willi?ms Sharpe, dlftiu guiahed brain surgeon and dir»Hoi of neurosurgery and riurology a; Ihe Manhattan General Hospital He passed in Nl Petersburg, QUESTION TIME Pol ice Captain Dominic Torchrn (felt) questions Elmer Gene Pollard and his wife, Lola, after the couple's return from Washington, D, C. The Pollards lace grand Lmr* cany and kidnaping charges after they took five yen 1 -old Darcy Green., daughter of their employ ers, of Deal, N. J . away with them to the nation's capital. {Uhl PHOTO). s prc».»! Superior Court .1 tjr!cr M | uimt.pji v»s»»f <| lhr papers vvliirh givr private i iti/i*ns tin* pmvrr «H pniirr nHpwis it llwv Om .Hp t vsmi Privatr riti/riis •m u oi lier i vson In mii rctutpr Mil it hr rrtiis »•*., (hrv m,»v hill him u ithont tc.ti <>! il a rt ton. r\ *»n iv w for Hv bm^al of a white prison urnplo «.• , wife and iir rapo r.f ton NV :u\T a «»•!»«'**; fin i'tas hurt - ) on thr • tn milt Marrh ’I A fni* » of !, in * thnn 100 offtrßt • Tuatd.’d al! iu idges met run N.*n •■« K-vur uui nttoipori the arrr, .- tr* matihunt for tit* outlaw F.sHa nf ftevrs were orders ri to join fh (OM IM i If ON V \«il !i florida where hr had mad* In* home for the past several years Ope of the top surgeons in America, Hr Sharpe was a fellow of the American son gress of burgeons Quite apart, however, from Dt .fWOIMMI on- rs(,r "I White House Conference is Cone Wed WASHINGTON —One of the earlier statements of agreement to come out of the White House Conference on Children and Youth. in its golden anniversary session which convened in the nation a capitol early last week was that lauding Negro youth* staging lunchroom sit-downs throughout tile South. Another was a plea to legislator* to •initiate strong measures which will lead to racial justice," origin ally urged by at a recent meeting of 100 members of the Youth Chris 1 sap Students, a C'athobr social ac tion movement m a mid-western session at AKerno 'college Mil waukee. Wise Originally, the attention nf the youth conference mss in He focused upon relgious issues. ifONTIM I !» ON PAC.F " Rev. Dudley To Address NAACP Here F'lb'Sidpnt John Williams. Jr of (hr local NAACP chapter* told The < ARC UNMAN this wrrk that tor audi ‘tier at tne regular monthly meting Sunday. April 10. will hear the Rev. Oc*on;e W. Dudley. p«'i.-lo -*f the Mount Z»or» Firs? Baptist M OM IN! ll> ON VUA M Marshall, Alexander Are Heart! GREENSBORO - Tv> o N AACP leaders have urged Nwth Carolina N‘ 4 to tJS«? the t - »s f.'-tc ; »‘hief weapon »?i ’.irir for '•ivil rights , 1:H!”'Oi»d M.-i ■ I :■ f \: \ \(. p it t nnirv routPOii 0 Su'T.jv | • f ••very Negro :n th, I.- v, or ' I > 'lister and -. rib- :n'c)h .--nlK' there nimld iy n- r- ■ -ri fm law l< ONTIM 1l» ON r \(.I ?) : State News Brief Nf ( Al tMM to xPONhOK < Hom Ma- at i RALEIGH Ihe North t’.’oo'ms Cid’.-gc choii M il! present, 3 cut - cci 1 under the .sponsorship of tl.c Rnn igii 1 iiaptcr of the Nnri'i t"a ■ otina College Alumni A-..social ion. Sunday. April 10. at fi:00 pin a*. I I if 1 1 osb>-Gi-o field School. Samuel Halt mHI rjircel th* choir, which j* composed of over SO mixed voices Special presentation* on thr program will he Hiawatha* Wedding 'I 'IVfIM M> ON r\r,i ■' 1