In Capital City. Three Teenagers Charged With Rape ' '^x' ; "’fe" ■ *\*n , )( ' „ ” J •'^ v C4,.,/” < Jk dl ~",,.. , . ... "%, ,: : . nSm -’ pp^^pr^ BATTLE INTEGRATION Boh Shelton (FILE PHO TO. LEFT). Grand Wizard of the Alabama Ku Klux Kian, said *mt week that a!! Klans would unite to fight integration through out the South. Alvin Horn (FILE PHOTO. RIGHT), former •V.M Seeks 1,000 Members In City m' YWCA SEEKS 1000 MEMBERS ed to Frsda.v nifht. with C. H The annual YMCA membership Flaps, general chairman, presid rnrollmenr. campaign waa launch- mg. WEIGHS 102 POUNDS AT 2-YEARS-OLD Arty Berry Potts, who weighs 102 pounds and is only two-years-old. amazed health officials at Indianota. Mien., last weak when he visited his grandmother, Mrs. Lula Little, Mrs. Little said he ate a howl of cornflakes. 3 eggs, 10 strips of bacon and five biscuits for break fast. his lightest meal Artv is from Chicago. (UPI TELEPHO TO) „ ODSS-ENDS BY ROBERT G. SHEPARD The law of the lord Is per ff’Ct" 'WE LL 1)0 EVERYTHING WE j HAVE TO BO” “We'll do everything we have to do in order to keep the water line ri ear out. is a statement Ra leigh's Public Utilities director, Mr E. M Johnson, is quoted as having marie regarding clearing up the murky water that has been plagu ing the residents of Arlington St. for many months. Apparently what Mr. .<«hrs- I ‘■on means w hen be sayS, “W> il do ever jibing wt have to an St> the tearing «p of Mrs, Bes sie PeitifttnS'a property in or der t@ rau another water line SrejM Arlington St. through to OberiiK Road. It is evident, that the residents of ON PAGE Jf> Fines Levied ' On Eight in iississippi JACKSON, Miss—A five-minute trial was held here Tuesday jn which Municipal Court Judge James Spencer found eight newly arrived ‘‘Freedom Riders" guilty c breach erf the peace. The penalties were the same Judge Spencer handed 44 ear lier “Riders"; S3OO fines for each end suspended 60-4*? jail terms at the request of the prowenilefr). The eight five whites and three Negroes took » difterent trail from earlier Freedom Rid ers, making the trip into Jackson by train instead of bus.. Bat they i followed toe same path to tail j when they tried to use white fa- ) tc dmvmSß ©iT s*&©* «j The . library Bmmd Vote Bate Km Tuesday* Cast Year BaUui The ~l iTmu ns Cfc. 82‘cv.nsG 3* First St* Louisville, Ky, con? Grand Wizard of the Alabama KKK, was among those arrested in connection with the Montgomery noting Mav 22nd Both photos were made at a Kian meeting in Montgomery. (UPI TELEPHOTO). The program was presented by Dr. N H. Harris, associate chair - man. who discussed the highlight* of last, year at the University of Illinois, where he was a visiting member of the faculty. Flans were outlined for <»• listing at least 1000 members during ;he nest two weeks. Fmaivo' cards sere chosen and campaign materials issti* od. Report meetings will he held on Tuesday and Friday evenings at the “Y’V Members of the campaign or- Church Body Denied Food In Maryland LAUREL. Md, iANP»--Refused service in a restaurant here be cause one of them was a Negro * 14-person church group protest ed by sitting tight for 45 minutes last week. The Negro was Dr. Flemings Kit trell, chairman of the Howard U* Diversity home economics depart ment. She and fellow members of the Board of Christian Social Concerns of the Baltimore Con ference of the Methodist Church had met at a Laurel church an: headed for the White Coffee Pot i Restaurant for dinner. RESERVATION “CANCELLED" j A spokesman for the church ! group, the Rev. Edwin Schell i of Curtis Kay Methodist Church. Baltimore, mid one of his colleagues had called »~ head to the White Coffee Pol to make sure It had no racial restrictions and had been as sured by the manager that H would be ail right for the group to come. But when they arrived, said Schell, the manager told the he was new on the job and bad not resiled it was against the White Coffee Pot policy to serve Negroes A spokesman for the Laurel res (CONTINUED on page si t ■ - 1 w * wilfe- m ■ I KpBaPwBBHMaKWWWr? WzmWM RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREES «tr SHAW—-Show?' are two of the three. persons who received honorary doctorate degrees at Shew University's commencement held at Raleigh Memo rial' Auditorium. Monday. Left to right are: Hh Excellency George Arthur Padmore, Ambassador at Liberia, who was awarded the honorary Doctor or Laws degree by Dr. W R. Strassner, itniver -! sity president, 2nd from left; and Dr. Frank Porter Graham, US. Gov. official, who is receiving j the honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Dr. Strassmr. gam rati on who presented plans for promoting the campaign in !elude: Archie Smith, Ley Colson. | Frank Peterson, C. L. Anderson. J C, Raines and E. L. Halford, executive secretary Collegians . Expected To Continue ! ATLANTA <ANP> - Freedom ifte* were expected to become the ! summer crusade of vacationing college students this week. As campuses across the nation b* gan to disgorge thousands of young men and women, some of f hem clutching hard earned diplo mas. the tempo of bus traffic through the south was expected to • ick up Many who normally use other means of transportation were plan ning to imp interstate buses instead and to test rest stop and terminal facilities along the way This was the answer to the plea State News —IN— Brief DURHAM —The North Carolina Association of Home Economic* have established a Diana S. Dent Scholarship at North Carolina Col lege in honor of the recently re tired chairman of the NCC depart ment of home eocnomies. The fund will pay full tuition j (CONTINUED G?T S'AfJ-K *) “*■▼*«* + * + 4> 4 Mass ‘Freedom Riding * Set THE COROLINIAN North Carolina 9 s Leading Weekly VOL. 20. NO. 34 RALEIGH, N. C. SATURDAY, JUNE .V 1961 PRICE Uc A n ti"St*f§reffa tin n ini: Student fs Kidnaped Couldn’t See Four 4 Abductors t | | SI MTER. S C,—Herman v Hv v‘. 21, a student at Mom* College, v ho claims she was kidnapped Sat urday night, reportedly told offi cers Monday that h» didn't know ; whether his abduemrs. were Negro j or white, Harris, who has played an active part m anti-segregation demons!*-«- non? ssid four rn**n r* -dovrd him into 3 CSV r*oar the oBJT,pviS a|>f? threw a blindfold over hi? head before driving away. Harris said .he didn't «ee the face* j of the men, but assumed f rom then | voices I hat they were w hile. We displayed rut marks on tegs, cheat and arms Foot were carved or hri legs. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 8) j iioveriior | Heard AI lilies Hr re Impressive Memorial Day sen ices were conducted at the Na tional Cemetery- here Tuesday at. noon for the deceased members of the military service. Approximate ly 250 persons were in attendance. Main speaker at the observ ance «a.s Governor Terry San ford. who recalled the bravery of the men. Sanford is tt form er officer in the Army. Flags were placed at the head stone of each grave as Taps was blown on bugles by soldiers. Gun salutes were given at the end of the 45-minute program. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) Body Found FAYETTEVILLE The bods' of Lacy Dixon. 55, who j drowned Friday in Lake Rim. two miles west of Fay etterftle. was recovered Sat urday liy m member of a skin diving team working with the Cumberland Rescue SIJHMt, Coroner Aiph Clark ruled drowning and s«M no mqaest would he j held, ■ *jt ... FACES MURDER-RAPE RAPS Police escort Lore He Parks. 22. of Plainfield. N. }. to headquarters last week. Parks is one of the two suspects taken in custody for questioning m the rape-murder of two women last week. (UPI TELEPHOTO) Washington New Chief Os D. C/s Housing WASHINGTON (ANPS - As Robert E. Weaver is boss of the . nation's housing program so an other Negro, Walter E. Washing ton, has become housing bos® for the nation's capita,', Washington, formerly assistant j executive director of the Na-taon al Capital Housing Authority, has been named acting executive #• rector by the NCHA board. He succeeds Francis X. Starvs lies, who has been named deputy commissioner of the Federal Pub lic Housing AdroinMratton. | MRS. ROOSEVELT AIDS MiVM CLEARANCE Ths National Capital Housing Authority grew out of efforts lit? Mrs. Eleanor Hooseve.lt and oth ers to improve the of Negroes living in alley slums is the 1830’s Mrs. Roosevelt was tesirts meatal in the creation of the Ambassador Speaker At Shaw Finals "In spite of the criticism within the country America is paramount in the field of education. Also ev erybody knows that the United States is the first country to con tribute to foreign countries with the sole purpose of obtaining 1 peace," said Ambassador George A. Fadmore oi LiDeria as La address- i ed the Shaw University graduating , class, at the Ninety-Sixth com- ’ mencement exercises. There were i 88 graduates. S ’The uncommitted nations know,” i hs stated, “that weapons manufec- ’ teed hy the United States will be l (com *> 1 ■U-P’W'V, ■ WEATHER The five-dav uriuhcr forecast for ttaiefch. beglnninc Thursriai rontbining through Mon«ns Tune S. is as (olln-.i-t Temperatures will average below, Raitsfail is expected tn reach a depth of one-half inch. or. vwrta* Thursday through Monday. A warming trend is predicted for the weekend, however, there should not be tench day-to-day rhatige Several scattered showers are enaected during the weekend. Normsl high a»d tow tvmneramres *&«Ha be SB and «t degrees. CAROLINIAN ~~~ ■——— ADVERTISERS PAGE 2 Horton's Cash Star* PAGE 2 The Capita! Coca-Cola Bottling Co Carter's,. Stic. Green's Cleaner* Klamouai Wash PAGE 5 John W Winters Co, Hud son -Balk Co, PAGE S Appliance Center Harris Wholesale Carolina Power A Lisht Co. Sourhert! Beil PAGE J SwHter* Motor Co. O Neal Motor*, te< Thoaiae Pood Market P AGE * Colonial Stores, ter tt E. Ouintt Porniti.re Co. fmWrVttre Ben- Lincoln Theatre Washington Terraea Apt*. PAGE a AtE Eoe>4 Stores ftrnac.lt Banking & Ytuiw Co, Mac 4«r;efili s The PtewSUly Si2g®w*y’s Opticians, tec. 1-lip BotiUns Co. OiiUiMi Molar Finance Co. Waist* Sea foots A Pwtttay Bo!«0ife Xtotel Warner Memorials Woman Victim Os Rape Here ! The Kr* ** se-i-s r-\- -- . n ■ • ~ i D- payl m^nl i afnimint p.i \i(.f.-s~ v *v ... - rV ;rn ~;, ■ ramng a .-ar-c:d u - -• , n .. ! The ino was tailed Sunday with j cut prn liege Os beud They a = ! Isoac Lee. Ji n. n { p.s Wssbi-o ! ton Tot race; D»' .es Fof’c. r> is nf .X. Carver Su-eei ana Leon .Ton** i « i-o lyiy- a< ,h- corner of ! Cro.'* and f',?her Siregt: I « is accused of arrijaU ' arm? '»?! ' '! M< \eil|. V, j Os -Ik », Boi;n.-j;«r» Street while he v is held s v the n .h oi |s<i youibs. The ir>< ident re pir*efll\ took niare behind a bmi-e o n Carvor A.ireet Henry p V :i.f . .of *.• (•-.. ! ver Street fold police that be ho d woman ?cr€*3n3»r t c behind th*.- | (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) fLC i *■ r sa w Held j PLAJNFJKLIL N J. in dv Park: and .jfoFoph M axes Negroet. an* being beb': sa <n-r f "ts m t'» claying of two New Jersey social ites. The tup \ irtimfs - both middle sged—one of them a grandmother —were abducted and slain early Friday. The semi-nude bodies of ■be two appeared to h-,yc br*-n molested sexually, according to au thoi'itif s. Police picked up the two suspects from nps of an alert patrolman anti vabbie who knew one of the vic tims. The dead are; Mrs. Elliott E. F-. ell. 45, of West field. the- wife of the executive vice-president of the Mack Truck Co. of Plainfield, and Mr* Robert Tyson. 50. of Plainfield a grand mother and the wife of a New York stockbroker and former Mack ex ecutive. A wallet and car keys belonging to one of the victim* were found m Park's possession, police said . Pepsi-CoU Bet (tins Co. o! Raleigh Capitol Bargain Store PAGE 11 Raleigh Savings & Loan Association Firestone Stores Centra! Drug store Hove Music Co. Community Florist l.msteari's Transfer * tSrw.eri Gem Watch Shop t t; W--Ra*r- Grocery S Mk».. 1 Auto Discount. Co. i S. M. Young ISsrdvare i Sunshine Bakery iPAGE U ! Wood’s Sc & im Store Fv’» A meric an Grill !O. W. D«M Roofing * Shee» Mrs! i Works i Electrical Wholesale, Inc. i r'Aixik ib i Rant’s Genera! Tire Co. ; Raleigh Funeral Home ! Otmn’t Esso Service I .At'we Realty Co. I Raleigh Seafood Co, ! Taylors Radio &. TV Service i First CitiMßs Bank & Trust Co. • Standard Concrete Prodnrtr Cs. ; Ptsgly-W'ssly Cameron--Strewn Co. • Sure-EH Stoat Cover Center i Klmhrr.l!’? IWmttacn 1 Taylor ShiCJrtt Co

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