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Mother Says God In Dope Bombing
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Local Gospel Singer Victim As
Man Is Shot In Face
THE CAROLINIAN;
ISorth Carolina's Leading Weekly
/OL, 33 NO. 49 RALEIGH, N.C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1974 SINGLE COPY .iOc
One Brother Claims Wake County
Police Brutality
SCENK OK NORTH CAROLINA BOMBING • Titis wrecketl SBI
vehicle is the one in Hhich Albert Stout, Jr.. Has starting when a
massive bomb exploded, blowing off one of his legs, injuring his
^e and the other leg. He Is now in the intensive care section.
I^owan Memorial Hospital. A photograph of Mr. Stout was not
available at CAROLINIAN press time on Wednesday of this
week.
JctinriU' Martha (trier
Wilbur James Saunders
OtU James Blackmon
Jack .Scileri
SBI Man
Loses Leg
To Bomb
BY ALEXANDER BARNES
SALISBURY ■ An
interview with Albert
Stout. Jr.. 33-year-old SBI
agent, who hade his wife
and three children goodbye
at 8:!5 a.rn.. Tuesday.
Sept. 17. and walked out
of their E. LaFayette St.
apartment, into the arms
of apparent death, in his
hospital room on the third
floor of Rowan Memorial
Hospital, one week after
the most gruesome experi
ence one might encounter,
it was perhpus startling.
Even (hough he losi his
nghi leg. his left leg is in a
GOVKKNOK VISITS BI,A( K SBI AGKNT AXD FATIIKR ■ North Throlina Govrrnor JamF. casl righl eye badl> damaged
Eubert JimJ Holshouser. Jr., is pictured above as he stopped in (he intensive care section of pernap^ lost with scars
Rowan Memorial Hospital, to chat with .\lbert Stout. Sr., right, before Holshouser and SBI most of his fac^. with no
directcr. Charles Dunn, center, visited \lbert Stout. Jr., of the SBI's narcotics division, who was remise, he related
seriously injured in a bomb blast last Tuesday. The three persons shown in bottom pictures are ^ Af^^HalMA.N. this
■Ireadv being held in custody in the bombing and one of them is still "on the loose." tSei* storv i. unwncvable story:
‘^AA(:P niasis HEW
On School Mixing^
^ BISING IN BOSTON • Boston - The third day of Integrated
public school over in Huston. Sept. 6. black students are bused
back to Huxburv from South Boston under a heavy guard of
police escorts. Roving gangs of South Boston have tried to
disrupt the court ordered busing 'fPH
NEW YORK • The N.AACP
will seek to accelerate Iho
pace of the Department of
Health Education and Wel
fare in forcing schools outside
the South tu desegregate by
increasing its investigations
and conipiaiiits in the wake of
a re|Mirt that found that the
federal government was drag
ging Its feel
In announcing this action
Miss Althea Simmons.
NAACP educational programs
dirvTtor. said that (he recent
report by the Center for
National Policy Review (hat
found that the civil righ(.s of
"hundreds of thousands’ of
Appreeiation
Cheeks Won By
Tiro In C.ily
A lady and a gentleman
were the lucky winners in last
week's CAROLINIAN Apprec
iation Money Feature. Both
were awarded checks of $10
cash
Marold Jeilruys. III. 52H E.
Jones Street, sow his name in
(See APl'KECIATION. P 2>
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Raleigh Art Teacher
★ ★ ★ ★
Miss Bullock'^
Zebulon
Beating
Revealed
BY W. A "PETE” wilder
ZEBULON - The angry
head of “Police Brut^lity^'
raised itself allegg^lly on
the night of Sept. 1 or the
wee morning hours of
Sept. 2. when white police
(jfticers Hicks and Rogers
encountered Teddy BaKer,
22. and Emerson Terry
Keel, 21, brothers, on
Arendell St. in Zebulon.
Before the meeting ended,
''eddy Baker alledg^y had
• oe<-n beaten with a billy dub
about the head and shoulders,
charged with public intoxica
tion and resisting arrest, and
had made two hospital stops
for observation and treat
ment.
The origin of the affair,
according to assistant police
chief. Wendell Perry, occur
red when Emerson Keel, was
stopped on Arendell St. for
violating a stop sign. The
investigating cop was alledge-
ly Officer Rogers. While
questioning Keel, Teddy ^k-
er. a brother of Keel,
Yr.
B. R, Dew
Jailed In
Gunplay
BY CHARLES R JONES
In the Book of Psalms,
chapter 37, verses 1 and 2.
it is said in a Psalm of
David to, •’Fret not
thyself because of evildo
ers. neither be thou
envious against the work
ers of iniquity: for they
shall soon be cut down like
the grass, and wither us
the green herb.”
Keeping these Biblical
words in mind, a -IJ-yeur-
old man, William Nathan
iel Vinson. 314 S. Blood-
worth Street, a gospel
singer and minister, reus
ed to heed the words of
SO-year-oId Bobby Rayford
Dew, who resides at 313 S.
Bloodworth. and who was
being held in Wake
County Jail on an assault
(See JAILED IN. P 2)
Bishop Is
Honored
children were being violated
because HEW was not enforc
ing the laws, had confirmed a
See NA.ACP TO. P 2'
(miIioUcs In
Dee Cee
Get Prelate
BY P.ACE Tt)\\NSEND
National Black News Service
W.-\SHIN(;To\ The Ro
man Catholic .-Xrchdiocpse of
Washington has installed Bi
shop Eugeni- .-Xnionio Marino
as Its first black auxiliarv
bishop and the third bUnck
Catholic bishop in the I’niied
'States.
Applause greened the read
ing o: the apostolic mandate,
the formal directive ol Pope
Paul VI. designating Bishop
.Marino and Bishop Thomas
William Lyons as the princi
pal assistants to Archbi.shnp
William Baum.
There had been ilisappoint-
ment among black Catholics i
in the nation's capital when
(See D C. CATHOLICS. P. 2)
PICKET ALLEGED RALEIGH SLUMLORD • Accerdtag U
Patrick Heary Bryant, second from left In top photograph, lait
See COP BRUTALITY. P 2) Frldav morning. "We are pirkeling L. W Bowden, a slumlord.
who has at least 2 houses in this (300 block of S. Bloodworth St.)
block.” Mr. Bryant, along with several other concerned blacks,
chai. Ml, sang and called Bowden, a "dirty slumlord" during the
two honr protest. The woman in bottom picture carries a
placard reading. "13 Yrs.. no bath facilities." She is believed to
be a tenant in one of Mr. Bowden’s houses. (See story).
By State Popular Art Tutor
BY STAFF WRITER
Bishop Mary Maude Pope,
founder and pastor of Mount
Sinai Holy Churches of
America. Inc., and Abroad,
received a . 7Je this week,
naming her A'ho's Who In
North Caroii. . ' in recogni
tion of Bishop Pope as a
distinguished citizen of the
State of North Carolina
The bishop heads 38 church
es. found in South Boston. Va..
Richmond. Va.. Newark. N J..
Boston. Mass . Washington.
D ('. a mission in Fayette
ville. where she plans to build
another church. Africa, and is
(he president of a large
orphanage in Nigeria. West
Africa.
She announces special
homecoming services for Sun
day. Sept 22. at the local Mt.
Sinai Saints of God Holy
Church of America. Inc.,
located at 301 S. Swain Street.
The services will be conducted
I See BISHOP POPE. P 2i
To Receive Honor
Ms. Mable C. Bullock, who has taught art in the
Raleigh Public Schools for almost 20 years, was
recently honored by the Citv of Raleigh’s Public
School System, being named “Teacher of the Year.”
Ms. Bullock will be present
ed the citation on Monday.
Sept. 23. at the meeting of (he
Board of Education
Following is a resume of the
distinguished teacher:
Born in Granville County.
Creedmoor. and educated in
the Durham City Schools. .Ms.
Bullock received her B A.
degree in art education and
Mrs. Ford
Aids Black
Employmenf
BY PAGE TOWNSEND
National Black News Service
WASHINGTON • Mrs Ger
ald R. Ford has urged her
husband to. include black
women among the women
appointees he has promised
(See MRS. FORD. P. 2i
history from the North Caro
lina Central University in
Durham. She earned her
(See MS. BULLOCK. P 2)
MS. MABLE C. BULLOCK
Appreciation Money
SPOTLIGhlT THIS WEEK
BAKEF(M)T REAI.TY
COMPANY
[r^The Ultimate In Decent Housing”
BISHOP M. M POPE
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TRIES TO KILL MAN
Mrs. Alice Coleman Smith.
203 Pettigrew Street, (old a
cop at 8:30 p.m , that her
neighbor, Mrs. Harriett Tay
lor. informed her that there
was a man in her backyard
and that the man had been
shot. The investigating officer
said; "When I arrived on the
scene, the victim was lying
face down in the backyard of
203 Pettigrew He had been
shot several times in the head,
hands and thighs. Listed as a
suspect was Richard David
Williams, age and address
unlisted.
(See CRI.ME BEAT. P 3»