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The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 6

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4m 1 18-C THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER 1 0-c THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Missourian Lauds NC Judicial Plan Friday June 22 1962 nevepfall PEEVE Lawyer Says Monroe Woman May Face Lynching In NC COLUMBUS Ohio (UPI) Assistant Cuyahoga County Attorneys for Mrs Willie Mae Prosecutor Harvey Monk told Mallory contending that she may be persecuted if returned to North Carolina asked the Ohio Supreme Court Thursday to prevent her extradition Walter Haffner hired by the Monroe Defense Committee told the court that the 34-year-old Mrs Mallory under indictment for kidnaping might be murdered or abused if returned to Monroe Mrs Mallory is accusid of kidnaping a white couple dot Ing a racial disturbance She fled to New York and then to Cleveland after the Incident Her plea for asylum in Ohio has been refused by Gov Michael Disalle the court Thursday that the fear of bodily harm to Mrs Mallory was purely speculative and that the court should not grant a habeas corpus on such grounds Acting as a friend of the court Ohio Civil Liberties Union Attorney Ralph Rudd urged her extradition be delayed until it is assured she would be granted a fair trial He said it was possible she could be "lynched murdered in jail or tried in a mob-dominated court" Mrs Mallory was denied a wilt of habeas corpus by the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court last Feb 28 and an appeals court also refused her plea She has remained in Cuyahoga County jail since then without bail Members of the Monroe Defense Committee attended Thursday's hearing The court will announce its decision on whether to hear the case later Municipalities League Sets Meet GREENSBORO About 800 officials from 375 North Carolina Cities and towns will meet here for the 1962 convention of the League of Municipalities The 53rd annual convention will be held at the War Memorial Coliseum Oct 28 through 30 Marine Parade To Honor General PARRIS ISLAND 4000 marines will pass in review June 29 to honor Mai Gen Thomas Ennis as he retires from the Marine Corps after 40 years' service Depot commanding general for the past two years Ennis began his Marine Corps career as a pri vate here in 1922 SAVE 160 60 off plus 100 coupon Inside 4 No Rinsing 4 Saves Time ie Saves Money aRITINa7197151Zo szmitn artrrizz) Friday June 22 1962 Marine Parade illi ssouriall ttiv el I Says I oliroe Woman Honor General i1 It sl61 il Lip ac Ki tt t1 1 tpt4 4k4 P' 1 PARRIS ISLAND do sNkks 's: Lauds NC '07-4'' ileum ay Face I') In 000 NC 4 ma rines will pass in revn iew June 29 honor Maj Ge Thomas Ennis as he retires 4 'k 0 0 dicial Pl an 4' COLUMBUS Ohio (UPI) Assistant Cuyahoga County Cuyahoga jail since Attorneys for Mrs Willie Mae Prosecutor Harvey Monk 1 then without bail from years the Marine Corps after 40 service 4 fr'''''1 :164 4 IF Hom 1 4 gulf 1 Mallory contending that she the court Thursday that the fear Depot commanding general for i- El may be persecuted if returned of bodily harm to Mrs Mallory Members of the Monroe De- the past two years Ennis began 4 i Jams and Jellies to North Carolina asked the was purely speculative and that tense Committee attended Thurs- his Marine Corps career as pri- :7 442 t- 8 Ohio Supreme Court Thursday to the court should not grant a day's hearing 41tst to A- prevent her extradition habeas corpus on such grounds The court will announce its va ere 1 22 'V4 'i st': Walter Haffner hired by Acting as a friend of the court decision on whether to hear A JIL---- i9 the case later i the Monroe Defense Committee Ohio Civil Liberties Union At- stk IV told the court that the 34-year-old torney Ralph Rudd urged her ko Rea In minutes amp Mrs Mallory under indictment extradition be delayed until it 31unicipalities 1th neverfail el '41 i for kidnaping might be mur- is assured she would be granted 60 off plus 100 coupon Inside dMonroe redNaticused if returned to I a fair trial He said it was pos League Sets Meet 1 sible she could be "lynched mur- GREENSBORO (UPI) tel'' PEAS h-Az Irk 44: I ent wt 4 'it ir-0 Mrs Mallory is accused of dominated Carolina Cities and towns will tried in a mob- About 800 officials from 375 Nrth No 4 pENJEL dat ----1 01111 Rinsing i meet here for the 1962 conven- kidnaping a white couple dot I ing a racial disturbance She 0 4 Saves Mrs Mallory was denied a tion of the League of fled to New York and then to writ of habeas corpus by the Municipalities 6 Time agnitaNantIZRZO 4 rikt -b4131t1Pertrt :74 ab Cleveland after the Incident Cuyahoga County Common The 53rd annual convention AvE Her plea for asylum in Ohio Plea Court last Feb 8 and will be held at the 41 Saves 4 War Memo- a 4anitnitarrizr1) has been refused by Gov an appeals court also refused Hal Coliseum Oct 28 through Money Michael Disalle her plea She has remained in 30 IL a lowswim-- MYRTLE BEACH "Low standards or and lack of dignity should not be tolerated in any court" North Carolina lawyers were told Thursday Chief Justice- Laurance Hyde of the Supreme Court of Missouri speaking before the 64th convention of the Bar Association leveled his criticism at backward systems of justice and praised proposed revisions in Tar Heel judicial system He said the proposed abolish-1 ment of justice of the peace' courts and substitution of magistrates represents a great advance Hyde said the fee system of compensation "is a vicious archaic hangover from medieval times and should not be tolerated anywhere in this country for any judicial or law enforcement officers" (Ur him and tole Car Thu Hy( hlis 64th Ass at and Tar met cow trat van cot ehr tiro rat for me MYRTLE BEACH "Low standards favor- tolerated or and lack of dignity should nNort ot be Carolina lawyers were told Thursday in any court h' Chief Justice' Laurance Hyde of the Supreme Court of Missouri speaking before the 64th convention of the Bar at backward systems of justice Association leveled his criticism and praised proposed revisions in Tar Heel judicial system He said the proposed abolish- meat of justice of the peace courts and substitution of magic ad- trates represents a great vance Hyde said the fee system of 1- a COME 111 and REGISTER 111110rtr 71 nrenrrArrlrTIMTtMrnIMMIrle 7 1 14 --r- 0 0 IN GIBSON APPLIANCES COME 11 and REGISTER 0 0 IN GIBsoN APPLIANCES 714111 MISS HAMLET Katie Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Gibson of Hamlet was chosen Miss Hamlet in the Junior Chamber of Commerce Miss Hamlet Pageant this week Miss Gibson a crowned by Ilene Gunter last year's Miss Hamlet (Photo by Kirk Kirkley) MISS HAMLET Katie Gib- 10 Indonesians Die )8 33 111 (ti 1 I I Nothing To To Write Just Come In and Register VD THIS WEEK'S FREE APPLIANCE 0 GIBSON 0 AIR COIMITIOIIER NOTHING TO BUY! 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JUST COME IN AND REGISTER AT YOUR FRIENDLY RED WHITE A NEW WINNER EVERY WEEK FOR 13 WEEKS A DIFFERENT APPLIANCE EACH WEEK QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 9-- A 'glow Nino Nionoor 1101' IN NOTHING TO BUY! 1 1 i 0 NOTHING TO WRITE! 1 3 JUST COME IN AND IJILQMiajkli '4 1:11 REGISTER AT YOUR FRIENDLY RED WHITE t7 i THIS WEEK'S FREE APPLIANCE ANEW WINNER EVERY Kopp 1 0 1B 0 WEEK FOR 13 WEEKS STORES Nothing To To Write AIR COIMITIOIIER A DIFFERENT APPLIANCE I Just Come In and Register EACH WEEK QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED The Missourian was a leader In a movement for judicial improvement in his home state and be praised the improvement plan as one that should eliminate much expense and delay Ile emphasized the importance of considering the method by which judges are selected About 600 lawyers and their wives were on hand for the convention which runs through Saturday Their report on the proposed constitutional amendments and the promotion of court-approved legislation were recurrent themes at all meetings Th In a pros be men elim lay once by 1 Ah wive vent urda pose and prov rent IIOLLANDIA Dutch West New Guinea Ten Indoes ian paratropers have been killed by Dutch defense forces on New Guinea it was announced Thursday More than 125 Indonesians already had been killed in the fight against the estimated 500 in vaders who landed in May Another 125 have been captured Executive Secretary William Storey warned that defeat of the amendments in Novem be could end current efforts toward courtroom reform of be taw SO easy t9 stop rust with RUST-OLEUM t) 1 go ti Ipp t-I' '1 Ailing Chief Justice Emery Denny of the Supreme Court wrote the convention in support of the amendments He also urged legislation to establish a uniform system of in ferior courts Ralph Strayhorn of Durham announced on behalf of a committee studying medical-I gal work that a joint institute on the relationship of the medical and legal professions will be held Oct 5 and 6 at Chapel Hill Ail Dent Cour supp also lish 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Kingdom will speak Rep Her-1 bert Bonner DN and RUST" delegation from the House will attend that ceremony on Aug 18 On Natio: tribut the fr Lost I will rt of the Inte Udall and rector take 1 Late ward to the Kingd bert delego attend Illos jnt cum st I ix Featured at 1 harriarrePaaber A department stars 7 SINNIENIMINI LARGE SIZE FAB 340 Box :0 Intquirami CII1M ESPE I i 4 4 7111! 01P1rWe-PrIMEOPMNIIIMIrpIPligmppromM -1M9FgRIMPC.

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