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A Newspaper PRICE With A 6c I Constructive Policy — PER COPY á ríwza ijtttt.v D JOU*N . .-.¿-¡¿jûsbH ------■ -Si VOLUME 19, NUMBER 45 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 PRICE SIX CENTS ------.

President, Mrs. Gore Honored At West Tennessee Educational Congress Believes Death Holy Convocation Opens Saturday; Delegates Pouring In For Session Sentence Will I Not Be Exacted

BY MILTON A. SMITH tockade here. He is imprisoned In TOKYO STOCKADE: Lt Leon 1 cell block reserved for officers, A. Gilbert crossed his legs, took t lis cellmate is a white major; he deep puff from a king sized cigar­ als at ar officers mess; he wears ette and asked: "Honestly do yot Hirers uniform but not officers think I’ll get a new trial and thef jars. be able to continue my service ir. Col. C. J. Nelson, commandant of the Army? I feel that I'm being he prison said that Lt. Gilbert charged with a crime I'm not guilty .-ould. if he wished wear ills offl- of. but I hold no grudge against the -er's markings but that he did not. Army for their mistake. I'd like to Col. Nelson and his staff were a continue in the Army. But will I gracious host to me on my visit. get a new. fair trial, he asked Col. Nelson described Lt. Gilbert again." as a model prisoner. "I believe I I told the Lieutenant I honestly ould open the gate and let Lt. ELDER CHARLES H. MASON did not know, but that the consen­ Gilbert walk in and out at will and Founder, Senior Bishop sus of opinion was that the sentence he would not try to escape. He only Cttfo,*— .pyblic , relations' '. _ director’ for — a death sentence — would nevci isked for one thing — a Jacket the Convocation. This will be the Jbe carried out. when it got cold. Five minutes af­ ftret time in the history of the Lt. Gilbert is being held in the ter be asked for It, he had it." Lt. church that the State’« Chief Exe­ Tokyo Stockade under the charge Gilbert verified thia, “It was leu cutive will have addressed the oon of violation of the 75th Article of 'han five mlnutee, I think." he vocation. ’ War. "Misbehaviour" in the pre­ said. • U. 8. Congressman William sence of the enemy." Actually the Upon entering the stockade I was Dawson of the First oongratetonal charge is that Lt. Oilbert was too *i»ke on Bishop from her own school, while ar- escorted to Ool. office. Over 1,700 teachers from the rior knowledge. position of vice-president; W. E. scared to carry out an order Yet Mason's Bay to 1Wfl ,nl1 •» G* western section of the state were "You must not overrule any-pos- Ledbetter, of Selma; T R. Wilson, ranging for the popular Lane col­ he had beqn under fire Ju Italy aud present in Jaokson tor the tatli sibillty that a child is poaseM- of Purls: W. W Mays of Hannteg. lege Choir to UP prenmtod by its ill Korea. audience I annual session of- the West Ten­ ed with the qualifications of suc­ vfce-nrerident, who was elected tn rector, Prof. Roa C Ctay. Friday It was not the fear of being car­ nessee Educational Congress, ft cess. irrespective of how dormant night three high school bands from weather, which had become terribly House, Co position of president, and H. T. ried before a firing squad some The coming of Governor Brown­ was the largest delegation to reg-. these qualifications may be at the Mempiu.; were featured in a band told and damp, and finally we had Coleman of Somerville. dreary morning that most concerns ing will offer him opportunity to let Ister for the Congress during its tune of their training, "President Mrs G W Gore came in for a concert as well as the majorett« coffee Lt. Gilbert now. Col. Nelson told me that it Lt. vishora from all over the nation almost fifty years of history. Higti Gore stated. full share of the glory and honor from nil four bonds on hand for Gilbert, would consent to see me learn lint-hand something of hl« light of the Congrem was a fea­ The public program was held on bestowed- upon her distinguished the meeting. Bands taking part in cleared? Will this incident damage he and I could sit in a private room administration as It has related to tured address by President George Friday afternoon in the Gymna­ husband. Two beautiful bouquets of the concert were Manassas, under integration? Will it harm our ClI's? for an Indefinite length of time. both Negro« and white« of thia W Gore of Florida A and M Col­ sium of Lane College, seat of all flowers were presented to her by direction of Bandmaster Matthew Although he feels that racial hat­ Major Bradley escorted me to the state His address will not be a po­ lege former Dean A and M Col- activities of the Congress. Shown Miss Harry Mae Simon, and Miss Garrett; Booker Washington un­ red was responsible for him being room. In the big, hot room I met litical one, but Governor Browning College. Nashville and well known in accompanylhg pictures are high Lavera Seels, shown left and right der direction of Prof. William Mc­ found guilty, he has no complaint Lt. Gilbert. At first I thought he will speak m head of the State throughout the state as an ad­ lights of the public program. of Mrs Gore, center, during the Daniel; and Hamilton under di­ against his treatment in t h e was a sunburned white man Fin­ Government, and as spokesman for ministrator in the field of public Bottom scene: Officers of the public program. rection of Bandmaster Nelson Jack ally it dawned on me that this was the entire populace of Tennessee. education. Dr and Mrs Gore, both Congress. Seated, from left:- Mrs “It's always good to come back son. . . , the lieutenant and we shook hands "He'i a peat churchman himself native Tennesseeans who over a Pearl Niolsols. supervisor, Madison home." Mrs Gore told her friends We were alone in the room. The and wtn be glad To my something period of years at Tenne«ee State County; President Hayes, princi­ and well-wishers of the Congress Departmental sections of the Con Mrs. M. T. Seward 1 upper parts of the walls are to people who are making the test College became well acquainted pal of Manassas High School; Mrs. "Florida has been wonderfully nice gress stressed the Congre» theme white, the lower part shiny use of their opportunity to worship with the educational problems and Gore; Dr. Gore, Mrs F. A. Dob­ to my family and we are grateful “Education Essential to World Addresses Georgia An unbarred window overlooked according to the dictates of their patterns of this state were cited bins. Jean« Supervisor, Madison for everything the people of this Peace and Democracy," and em- a sentry box on the wall and gave BISHOP A- & McEWEN own conscience, "declared Attorney for their accomplishments. County; Miss Gannelle 01 Nelson, wonderful sjate has done for us. phftls was also placed upon this Baptist Women a tiny view of a pleasing Japanese Resident Bishop Robert Taylor, prominent lawyer of In his address President Oore of Ripley, recording secretary Exe­ “Yet there is always that yearn­ theme by President Hayes during garden. Hundreds of delegates and visi­ Memphis, who has teen closely warned the teachers not to become cutive Secretary Hartsfield of Mi­ ing that one has'to come back to his annual address on opening In the room there were several tors to the 43rd National Convoca­ identified with Governor Browning. so autocratic in their relationship lan; and Mrs Carrie Seats of those among whom he has worked night, Thurday, Nov. 1« soft chairs, a pair of hard chairs, tion of the Church of God in Other high points Of the convo­ with their students, but to' prac­ Trenton, Jeanes Supervisor. Stand and labored through the lightsand ash trays made of soft metal, and Christ are pouring Into Memphis cation will be Foreign Miseton Day tice the democracy which they tell ing from left; Miss Lavers Sects, shadows of a great cause. Thank Other features of the Congre« and advanced notices indicate that during which time Bishop McBwati these students so ourcti about He Jeanes Supervisor. Lauderdale you from the bottom of my heart.- included a parade by bands from (Continued on page Two) attendance will be up to that of will give reports regarding theths reminded them that frequently County; Prof. B T. Hunt, chairman Throughout, the Congrem from Memphis. Jackson and other last year. If not greater. Presiding work overseas. Rcprraentativ«Representative* the students they may jump to of the Executive Committee, past Thursday evening through Satur­ schools of West Tennessee, and over the three week continuous from the foreign fields will be on conchuuons. about regarding their president of the congress, and day. music for the sessions were ■the Coronation on the Lane Col­ Christmas Seal meeting which is held each year in hand personally to relate some of inability go achieve may be the principal of Booker Washington under supervision of Mi« Viola lege Field president c A Kirk­ Memphis church headquarters for their experience« as evangelists. ~ on« who will succeed rather than High School. Memphis; Miss Harry Flowers, head of the music depart endall of Lane College extended the Saints will be Eider Charles H Educational Day, featuring pro­ those who seem, on the face of Mae Simon, principal of Magnolia ment at Melrose High School. Miss greetings Dirbehalf of his instltu- Sale Now On; Mason, one of the founders of the grams by students of the Saints things, to give evidence of supe- School. Memphis, who elected to Flowers presented a double quartet ■ tlon. Industrial School. Lexington, Mi«, X Quota $50,000 Faith, and Senior Bishop of the i Church, Resident Bishop Is A. B will be another highlight of the Memphis Student Alphas, AKA's, Kappas Set For Young Woman Three little angels, one singing McEwen, who also has charge of convocation. Dr Arenia C. M*l- from a scroll of nro'lc as her com­ the foreign work. lory is president of the school Escapes Death panion.-, play musical accompani­ Mason's Temple, located at 958 which has made remarkable pro­ At Fisk Listed Tri-Confab; Truman Invited To Speak ment, are featured on the green- South Fifth Street, will be scene of gress under her dynamic leader­ More than two thousand members | During their Joint sessions, discus­ and-red 1950 Christmas Seal, sheet1 the meeting which gets under way ship. Friday. December 1st, the In "Who's Who" of national Greek, letter organiza­ sions will be held toward the end For 2nd Time - of which will be received In Shelby tomorrow, Saturday. Nov. 25 Saints will make a trip from Mem­ tions will come together for 11 Fisk University authorities an- of further coordination of these ef­ County homes Monday. Novetnbei Highlight of the convocation will phis to Lexington to visit ths school rounced this week the names of significant tri-ronve-tion In Kan-1 forts. Mrs Ernestine Porter of 413 20. the day on which the Seal sale be "Bishop Mason's Day" set for and remain over as dinner guests Ashland has been injured twice Friday evening, funds raised st the thirteen senior* who will be listed sas City, Missouri, December 27-30. officially opens in communities all Sunday, December 3rd. Governor Chief counsel in '.he Render on within the past two months, when convocation will go to help carry in the 1951 edition of Who’s Who 1950. It will be the largest single oyer the nation. Gordon Browning will be the guest Case was Attorney Belford V. Law- she narrowly esoaped death both Among Students in American Uni­ gathering of members of college Inscribed on the lower left rorner speaker during the evening servi­ □a the work at Lexington. i pha Phi Alphi fraternity. The Alphas times. Bishop R F Williams, of Cleve versities and Colleges - - fraternal groups in hUtory. of the seal is the red Double-Barr­ ces. and arrangements have also Phi Alphi fraternity. Tne Alphas On September 22. Mrs Porter's ed Cross. International symbol of been made for his message to be land. Ohio, will preside over the Aloha Phi Alpha fraternity. Kap­ will meet on December 27-30 for right leg was injured when a stray National Council as chairman. The The students are: Joseph Lee Mrs. Mauddean T Seward, prom­ the campaign against tuberculosis broadcast, according to announce bullet struck it. fired by a police K ontinoed en page Tws) Alexander. Anchorage, Kentucky: pa Alpha Psi fraternity, and Alpha their 36th Genera' Convention inent leader in Baptist Church work and registered Insignia of the Na­ ment by Elder L H Ford Of Chl- Kappa Alpha sorority have each In anticipation of the'most his­ engaged in a mid-town running gun Robert Bowles. Roxbury. Ma-*a- and club circles, was gueet speak tional Tuberculosis Association, a I battle with two White men, James chusetts. Thomas Bankston. Dayton, selected the mid* estem metropolis toric meeting yet held, the host er for the Woman's Auxiliary to the with which the Shelby County- Wright and A R Meek. Another Ohio; Henry Bristol, British Guiana: for their respective 1950 conven­ chapter, Beta lambda Chapter, has General MiMionary Convention of colored woman was killed at the Tuberculosis Association is affi’lat- Former Grand Dragon Marjorie Boyd. Morristown, Ten- tion? In an effort to combine their made elaborate plans for acoomo- Georgia last Wednesday. Nov. 15, same time. ed. The Double-Barred Cross ap­ nffsee, Lenore Buford, Cleveland. activities toward advancing the dation of delegates and guests. in Griffin, Georgia. Mrs M J On last Saturday evening, Mrs pears on each seal every year, al status of the Negro in »erica. Sessions will be- held in the impres­ Thomas presided over the annual Ohio; John B. Coleman, ’ Huston, Porter was the victim of an explo­ though the general design of the In addition to their individual sive $10.000,000 Munclpal Auditorium meeting which was held concur­ Texas: Lenwood Ellis, Philadelphia, sion resulting from a fire made in teal is different for each cam­ Released Front Jail Pennsylvania; Charles Johnson, affiliation^, the three organizations which has been completely taken rently with the State Convention of a metal stove, by her husband, Mr paign. Minneapolis while working to a Ban Antonio, Texas, Patricia L. are members of the American Coun­ over by the three organization.; for which Rev. L. A Pinkston of At­ MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. - ’ANP> Julius Porter. This time a big The designer of the ’950 seal is — A man who once told his fellow print house under the name of Johnson, Benedict College. South cil on Human Rights, made up of their meetings, A full social calen­ lanta is president. piece of metal slammed into Mrs Andre Dugo, internationally noted citizens. "I am the law in Indiana." Frank Wright. A fallow employee, Carolina, Edward Pinckney. Aiken, college rank Greek letter fraterni­ dar, in addition to business ses­ Mrs Seward's trip to Georgia Porter's mid-way between the artist who gained fame !n Hungary is now pleading for freedom tn In­ Carold Johnson, plant superintend­ South Carolina; Unda Samuels. ties ar.d sororities. The American sions. has been filled for <,r.e en­ came closely behind her outstand­ knee and ankle, the same leg in and Paris for his paintings before diana after breaking parole by leav­ ent, recognized him from a neinpa- Counc.l recently won a signal vic­ tertainment of delegates and visi- ing succe« as inspirational speak Panama, Canal Zone; and Ervin C. which she had been shot.' he came to America in 1949. This ing ills state about two weeks ago per picture. He called ths Henne- tory in the Henderson case which tons. er for the Ninth Annual Sunday Williams, Memphis. Tennessee. Mrs Porter via rushed aero« is the second time that Mr. Dugo The man is D. C. Stephenson, 56, pein county sheriff's office, and a saw the Supreme Court declare the The 1950 Tri-Convention .will School-BTU Congress institute at These students were recommend­ the street from her home on Ash­ has designed the Chftstmas Seal - former grand dragon of the Indiana deputy came down to arrest Stephen unoonstitutlonality of segregation of mark the 10th anniversary of the Metropolitan Baptistchurch. Hailed ed for Who's Who in recognition of land to Oollins Chapel Hospital his first having appeared in 1943. Ku Klux Klait who was paroled re­ son. ( Negro interstate passengers on first jvint meeting cf the three m one of the most promising young the scholarship, character, and Doctors at the hospital-said that According to Mrs Montee Falls. cently after serving nearly 25 years The ex- Klan leader was convict­ ‘railroads. The. lull,.gggfytj^fnore groups, also held in Kansas City. er women In Baptist work. Mrs leadership, qualities, they displayed she will not lose her leg. County Negro chairman of the seal of a life term for murder. ed of the murder of Miss Madge than thirty thousand thembeirsTB'l ffi'WW.Tt win continue the-phife- - WPorter was peppered in tlie Seward is being constantly called during their careers at the Univer­ sale, artist Dugo's simple explana­ Stephenson, whose extradition the Oberholtoer 28. a beautiful white the fraternal groups making up the sophy of that convention which face and chest by bits of steel and upon as a speaker and planner ol sity. tion of his selection of motif for the state of Indiana is seeking, has of­ state employee, in 1936, and sen­ American Council has been thrown stresses the necessity for combined was given treatment at John Gas specialised programs. seal is that he love; children. His fered not to fight his return to his tenced to life imprisonment. lie was behind efforts for further crack the .action on all fronts in making de- ton. The two Porter children were In recognition of her ability and three "angel children" are characte­ home state If the state will agree paroled-March 23 of thia year. barriers presented by the second- ’mocracy work in the United States. not hurt. . concentration for religious services, Justice Catches ristic of his work, Mrs. Falls ex­ to let him remain free class position in wnich the Negro Mrs Seward was elected Record He was «nt to Oklahoma where ing Secretary of the Woman's Con plained and oould represent a trio finds himself. William H. Tabriz, chief of the he was to stay with a daughter who Up With Slayer of . inall citizens" in .any Ameri­ Representing more than twenty vention. Auxiliary to the National criminal and civil division of Hen­ promised to take care of him. Then, Baptist Convention. USA. She is can community. The children in th ■ thousand members, Alpha Phi Al­ Council Of Women Ask nepin county sheriff's office, said he moved to Cairo, Ill., on state ap­ also Dean of the intematonal above picture are Edward Ear, After 14 Years pha, Kappa Alpha Psi and Alpha the ex-Klan leader made this of­ proval where he had a job. He dis­ Standard Leadership Education of Howard. Joyce D. Davis, and Pa­ According to inspector W w Kappa Alpha have nach pursued na­ fer to Warden Alfred Dowd of the appeared from Cairo, however, Aug which Honorable Harold E Stas­ tricia Ann Daniel. Wilkinson of the Memphie Homi­ tional programs designed to aid in Indiana State prison where Stephen 30. and was not found until last End Of Employment Bias sen. president of Pennsylvania Uni­ The 1950 Christmas Seal Sale tn week cide Bureau. Wilford Holman 36 of the fight against discrimination. son was locked up Chicago was picked up in Chi­ versity, is president she holds the Shelby County, part of the 44th Governor Henry F Khncker of In fighting extradition to Indiana cago pn a minor assault and bat­ WASHINGTON. D C - <6NB) asked President Truman to use his recordng secretaryship of the State annual Christmas Seal sale con­ Indiana, who Is seeking the extra­ Stephenson claims that ha is no tery charge when a check of the 17 and has lived In Chicago ever — More than 300 delegates to the power to end discrimination in em­ Bunday School-BTU congress and ducted throughout the nation to dition, said: longer subject to Indian* panto au­ beyond religious clrcl« is active in Chicago police fingerprint files re­ since. He was held to the state in fifteenth annual convention of the ployment. raise funds to fight tuberculoids, thorities. because his parole banish­ The text of the message ran as the Ladles Auxiliary of the Shelby "Well bruig him buck to the vealed that Holman was on the General Session* Court last week National Council of Negro Women will continue until December 25 ed him from his home state. went on record last week to en­ follows: County Dental Society and numer­ state prison and there bell stay." wanted list for a murder commit­ ona not guilty plea to a charge of Shelby County's quota is »50,000. He declared that his greatest mis­ dorse a resolution sent to the Pres­ “The National Council of Negro ous civic and social weXare organ­ If extradited the leader of the ted September 29. 1936 in Memphis murder the minimum needed to carry out take in life was Joining ths Rim M Inspector Wilkinson states that ident of the United States in regard Women in convention assembled izations. Her husband. Dr J. H hooded order will be taken straight On that date Holman stabbed the tuberculosis prevention and years ago He said he remained in Holman has admitted the Towns to employment affecting minority concerned not only for the welfare Seward, Is a prominent dentist and to the state prison in Michigan City the bigoted group only 11 months _ Will Towns in an argument over a control program of the Shelby murder and that Holman waived groups. of millions of united Stat« clti- pastor of Canaan Baptist Church, Indiana. — and now he is probably the bn < girl- County Tutircufais flofcnw left MctnphU In • bur- extradition at Chicago, _ __ ID the resolution the delegates (Centineed on page Two) çwlnjton. Stephenson was found tn effective fee of the Kha»

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NASHVILLE. Tenn. - (SNS> - A capacity throng was op hand in spacious St John AME Church Sunday night for the closing of the 83rd session of the Tennessee Annual Conference, composed, of the North, South and Columbia districts. The matter of chief interest, of course, was the assignment of pas­ tors and presiding elders The two principal changes in the Nash vllle area were the transfer of the Rev. J W Witherspoon, pastor of St John to Columbia. S C where he will be a teacher in Al­ len University, and Ithe transfer of Rev. E S Rose, pastor of st. Paul to Columbia, Tenn.

The conference was presided I over by Bishop John H Clayborn. The closing session was highlight ed by d radio sermon in the af- HE pullover... school girl’s favorite... has appliqued felt emblem with Council Of | ternoon by the noted Dr John initials. No more roommates "borrowing” your personalized sweater. (Continued From Page One) Acton Hill of Louisville and the T For free directions for knitting send a stamped, self-addressed envelope night sermon by Presiding Elder to the Home Sewing Dept, of this newspaper requesting pattern No, zens but for the world leadership of W K Marshall also of Kentucky our country, urges that you use Bishop Clayborn rated the con- PK5W8X. that you use every means with- > ference one of the best in its his- every means within your great i tory and genera) satisfaction over powers to implement your al­ assignments of pastors was appar ready stated policies on non­ ent among rank and fUe A M. E Tension High In Reformatory discrimination in employment i Members. The conference met Our country needs the skills Liberian President Receives with Payne Chapel AME Church, of all of its citizens at every level if : Rev. E M Alcorn, pastor. The we are to fulfill our grave respon­ | assignments as made by Bishop sibilities in the economic life of the ' Clayborn were as follows: Music AlbumOn West Africa BOSTON. Mass—ry hos- share in this responsibility.” der. terious slaying this week of Fred a very The meeting was attended by BETHEL— H. Ttaipn Jackson; J Cross, 27, whose last known revealing delegates and visitors from every St. Paul, C. C. Richardson TRIN­ address was Shawmut Ave. South slate- in the nation. Those attend­ ITY, J. B. Foxall; EBENEZER. W. End. Boston., ing included- some of the nation's J. McInnis; Woodfolk Chapel Shcl Mounting tension among the Believes Death top business, educational and civic byyille) G M Fleming; Lewis­ Officials at the reformatory be­ prisoners forced Supt. John De- leaders, among which were Mrs burg. Rufus Stokes; Murfreesboro, lan to ask for the assistance of (Continued - from Page Onti lieve that an unidentified priso­ Mary McLeod Bethune, founder of to be supplied; Cedar Grove, M ner is the murderer and may still state police to prevent any out­ Speaking of tile Washington, the organization and President- H Johnson; Haley Circuit. W P be concealing the murder weapon break of rioting. PTA, they really have things mov­ Emeritus of Bethune Cookman Col­ , Young. Franklin, J I Branch; Cross had been returned to the ing with their current Baby Show lege Rockhill, W P Young; Brooklyn Cross' body was found by pri­ Reformatory, October 26, 1948 for The baby contestants -are < hildren Top speakers for the meeting in­ , Circuit, B C Fields; Wartrace, son guards in a pool of blood just violation of parole. On March 3. of faculty member- There art cluded •Secretary of State Dean Bruce Scott; Bell Buckle, R M outside the reformatory laundry 1046 he was sentenced from the three baby girls and one baby boy. “Acheson and Under Secretary of ¡Nelms; Gladville, Circuit, J Z Suffolk Superior Court to the Re­ The PTA of Washington High de- Labor, Michael J Calvin, who told Adams, Rockdale. W G Miller. formatory. Police records, indicate tided to select faculty member his audience that NORTH NASHVILLE nest Greenwood, abruptly resigned pd that he had a wife, Louise. babies because it would nave < um- "We cannot afford to be a divided DISTRICT Tuesday as chairman of the Suffolk I Per some to try to select'the score1-, people '' We are engaged in a strug­ Rev. Montrose W. Thornton, Pre­ County Republican Committee, re­ of baby brothers and sisters that gle for survival of democracy.” he siding Elder. portedly to continue his. fighC the great big Washington student asserted ST. JOHN to ,be supplied. Rev against Gov. Dewey on a National body would have surelv pt" up for 11J W Witherspoon transferred to scale.“ Macy, original recipient of ' South Carolina Conference and ■ZtiUdMet. Among some of the distinguished the controversial "Hanley letter"' [ The four children se'ee'td are women lrom Georgia and the At­ stationed at Allen university, Co­ and allied with Rochester publish­ Little Pearl Parker, daugii'er of lanta area were: Mrs W A. Scott, lumbia as Professor of Biblical er Frank Gannett against Dewey-in [Mr and Mrs William Parker Sr.,’ of the Atlanta Daily World, . Literature.) a seething state-wide GOP Civil Mrs Mabel Bigham Hawk, Mrs Student Board Sets 1956 As' LEE CHAPEa.. Loyce Patrick war, officially resigned from his Mr Parker is Washington’s Auto iMechrnics teacher. Little Ro.elyn Freddye Henderson. Mrs Lucy | PAYNE CHAPEL. E M Alcorn; 25-year poit as chairman of the (Morris, daughter of Mr and Mr- Alexander and M rAnein s ST. LUKE, H E Taylor ; ST Suffolk County group at a meeting (Robert Morris Mr Morns I a Alexander and Mrs Annie Hall. Date To Abolish Segregation PHILIP. R. B Flowers: SAINT in Great River, L. I. hferijlegton Science teacher: Li'tle MATTHEW. V, P Bell; St JAMES, P I Alexander; St Mis- Natolyn Williams, daughter of Holy Convocation NEW YORK — (NNPAi — The' Although the resolution contain- PETER, E B Lewis; Smithville, Mr. and Mrs Nat 8., Williams. Student Board of Columbia College ed nc -stigge lions fcr enforcement, Thomas Starks: Lebanon, j H (Mr. Williams L a Washing.on (Continued From Page Onei has recommendedTo Columbia Uni­ Ger.e Cour'-bs^ chairman of the Wardell; Hartsville, J Farm- Isonal Science itrtruc’or ard-l.d- !» GOWNS . bishop, well known here as one of versity that October 1, 1956. be I student board, raid the university er; Gallatin, J C Merritt; Spring rle Master John Powell Jr.. «CTTJr* | the key figures in the construction fixed as the deadline for al', college Reds have tunneled troops and sup- field. A. A. Majors; priersvllle, Mr. and Mrs johnny Powell Sr. : of the great Mason's Temple, has organizations t< aboli-.h racial and could take action against groups Petway London; Riddleten. A J CHOIRCHORUS Mr. Powell is also a Science teach I already announced that he expects religious barriers in their consti­ which violate the deadline -by re­ Smoot; Salem Andrew J White. [er. "and xssjftant football coach at finances to exceed last year's r» tutions, ¡t ’was announced last voking their charters, denying them COLUMBIA DISTRICT ■M0K. ports j— Thursday. use of university facilities and Rev. R. W. Jackson, Presiding Elder Members of the board raid the privileges, and by barring sueb St Paul (Columbia i E S Rose The Sunday School Department.. Bethel (Columbia) S F Dudley; . headed by National Superintendent 1 resolution was aimed . pecifically at groups from P.unphratria. the cam- Hartley Wayman Chapel, 0 T Hooks: | L C Patrick, will arrange the Sun- seven of CJumbia's sixteen Iiatcr- } pu< ittter-fraternity organization. nlties. Tile student board took the ac­ Jones Chapel (Mt Pleasant) Z ; day School in State classes Review A Brown; Campbell Chapel iPu-’ of the Sunday School lesson will i Copies of the. resoh'tioi’ were tion in response to a vote in May by »he college student bodv. which laski) S W Smith; Prospect C be the highlight. Young People's. rent to Columbia’s Committee on Hobson; Vale Mill Circuit, R D Willing Worker Day will be direct Student Organizations and to Gen­ put itself on record as favoring a Jones; Driver Chapel, D. A. Hol­ SALESMEN WANTED ed by Bishop O T Jones of Phila , era! Dwight D Elsenhower, presi­ deadline for the elimination *ol bert: Lynville Circuit, 8 W delphia. a* National President dent of the university written fuial bias clausesTn cam­ Swift; Sandy Hook, W R Green ¡There will be a display of talent.) pus organization«. shaw; Lilburn Circuit. Wesley Mc­ I in a special program.-*-— • Mlch In February, the inter-fraternity Candless; Godwin, W A. Hughes Haywood Circuit, Charles Hill; I The staff of Bishops include Dec l, Friday. National Evange­ council announced it had urged the Canaan J R Grady; Friendship JOHN SADDLER Bishops C H Mason, senior Bish­ list Day Pilgrimage to School members to woik through their na­ Circuit, D P. Wilson. op and founder; William Roberta, Dec. 2 Saturday Night. Sunshine tional organizations for the removal "as soon as pr.-sible” of member­ 0 T Jones. R F williams, A B Band. Purity Girls. Ariz. Texas Locol Representotive McEwen. Samuel Crouch. C L N Mexico and Ohio. ship restrict ioni__based on- race, Morton. James L Hensley. Charles creed nr color Dec 3 Sunday. Official Day - 1853 FOSTER PHONE 7-0918-J Pleas. B M Barker. Justice Bowe Bishop C H Mason. and J H Boone Western Mo. Kansaj Dec. 4. Monday night. Iowa Ne­ Elder U- E Miller of Detroit, is Republican braska, Western Mo. Kansas Edu­ general secretary of the Church of cation. Dr Arenia c Mallory in Gcd in Christ and serving as gene­ charge. ral supervisor of Women's Work is Committee Head THIS WEEK ONLY Dec 5. Tuesday. Women's Mother Lillian Cbffey of Detroit Mother I B Coffey Daily Program for the 43rd Na­ •Dec. 6. Tuesday. Mission NEW YORK-(INS)- Rep W tional Convocation National President Samuel Crouch Kingsland Macy, defeated lor re­ election by Democratic-liberal Er- Saturday. Fasting and in charge. . . ANY PAIR of ‘6.98 Dec. 7. Thursday. Y P W w' Sunday. Elder F. C National President Bishop Q T m Sunday School Jones in charge The table was decorated with a Dec 8. Friday, Sunday School Na­ beautiful lace tablecloth, with flo­ tional Supt: L C Patrick in wers and other Thanksgiving or­ charge naments in th» center Dec 9 Saturday. Penn. Colo. Md Guests were Me dames Sally Ro­ D C Mont.. Nevada. Utah. binson. Jack Smith. Elizabeth Bar­ Dec 10 Sunday, California. N nett. Lerline W ¡Plains Claudia Jersey. Mass Vermont. Oregon. Chambers, Mahalla Meredith. Jar- Washington, Rhode Islands Maine ler Settler, Amanda Burnside. Leia Dec ll Monday. Reports * Strong. E Jordan and Pointer Dee. ll, 12. 13, 14. Council New Winters— ¡‘K »MÛ* Appointments Bishop R F Wil­ Mrs Mary Austin, president liams in oharge Mrs. Leia Strong, vice pre-iden» Mrr. Netta Parson, secretary Mrs. Luvenia Sweet, treasurer. Mrs sa Mott chaplain. Mrs. Hattie Purnell, chairman of the program committee

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tinnehie HEWING COMPANY. vimrmh T|NN )|nluc*> MraigM bourkon. Iw proof Jtw £ rtfta k Ctjxt., Lwmfta»«, Ly. W Ux- UukUi. MEMPHIS WORLD ft Friday, November 24, 1950 » > • « • • » Memphis Sunday sk------n ******w0Kt0 * m»* u, For relaxation before going to Jackson, Tennessee, where he has School Änd ÿbWfâtàt/ Hamilton Higtí ScHool' reigned over West Tennessee Teach era for two years, MR J. ASHTON HAYES, principal of Manassas Hi BTU Congress L£—leh»™ a*-* ■ spent week end before last in At­ Member» of Mt. Moriah Baptist lanta where he attended the Mor­ Church and the putor, Reverend ris Brown-Tennessee state game. R. W Norsworthy, were hosts to thi • • • • • Memphis Sunday School and BTU Well here I conie. just to get you .don't have to worry about anybody MR AND MRS. HAROLD Congress, Bunday November 19 hep. and let you know what is on' carting 2-2828 because K laI ’alrtUdfalrttdf tSoutherp Funeral Home Manager i Reverend1 Van J. Malone, newly ' the top step. Well Vera Scott, I see I taken. WNI, well. Barbara whatT JOHNS drove to St Louis last elected pastor of First Baptist: you are playing;1 Santa Claus migh- your trougle:' Every man Vera week end where Mr Johns picked Cheiesa, was the speaker His sub­ ty earlT In life Is U°uis Annual Institute, a special sermon JRIDGE TOURNAMENT Miriam where were you Thursday Porter supposed to take you hoatt of our nation. This problems the mac. Mra. Sml_.„ilth's well known fa- *’lth Parenu and daughter ov- is delivered and certificates arc j inual Bridge Tournament Sisters of Xavier and the Concert ther, prof, t J "johnson "is home er lhe weekend «-hen James was holding so much before Snook came Monday awarded. Beulah Baptist Church, by local members of the Choir, have attempted to tackle, from Louisville where he is Vice • • ♦ • • line, leaving you tar oehind. Cordle Ann you don't luwe to worry about carried home fhe banner, havlns It’s Christmas shoppinglime once Beta Sorority will be It has been the. desire and in- President of the Dunne Press The DR D J lDanny' THOMAS, in where is Oeoige’ It seem» you j Mary and Albert because PhlUto 104 persons present again —for me, one of the most ein't get any boy of your choice. l 8 to 12 TONIGHT at tention of Mr. John W Whittaker entire Johrwin family will go to was l,ome for lwo daya wlth h“ Harris is getting in time on Mary» We are asking you to acquaint enjoyable time» of the year. I’m >yne commons where they: who heads the LeMoyne Music De- Vicksburg over the week end for a Pnrenta’ Mr and Mrs D J choosing gifts for the home to give Bobble Jennings, what Is pair .core- line. Zella I guess you’re not there yourselves with the 3rd Sunday elr usually large crowd of partment, to build up in the youth visit with their grandmother Mrs Tllomas' dr d1*4 waek Building a most of niy friends —seems as if I you don't go with a Melrose Wild- anymore because Gist and Claudia afternoon City Congress program- I cal anymore.. Elaine your rings ten. Valuable prizes will of Memphis a better appreciation Mittie Johnson and with Mrs ne* clirnr 1,1 Orange Mound. Dr so many people, are moving into were at the game in the rain Mr. A. L. Cotton, pre.-idem, Mis led out and each winner of Fine Arts. Johnson's* sister, Mrs a Garrett 0811 J• -T ------'lomils' Sf ---bad - hoped that new home; or buying older places , are fine, is it true that Boco holds [ Gloria is Mama still meetlngyoUM Maiy Woods, secretary. Mrs. M the one of his choice Howard w Martin, young son of , his young Medir grandson would and remodeling them that these that line? Lula R. what's vuur ^lk. the bust stop? Gladys I hear you Mrs J C Martin at 40 South) Smith, reporter home gifts will be most welcome of azel Powell is general -JS-».» ♦ • practice wfth him. Instead young ure you still receiving company qn are head over heels about a certain, and Mrs Bertha Ray is all, Parkway East, was the only Mem­ MR. AND MRS. J. E HERNDON Dr Danny he 18 known in Nash York? M«ses B you look nughtj boy <1 won't tell anybody., .It ia trice Boyd Helm is ticket! phian with the famed choir. 1 of 749 Vollentine have returned IviUei went lnt0 at Mehar- One gift that I know will be ap­ blue just tell me who you hope tc J. C. Jones). Marion you nuw ba • • • • * home after visiting Mr. Herndon's ry ailer an i11t*rnshiP al Hubbard Club News preciated is u new plate glass mir­ ror — it's the touch that can add . .-ee.. Moses Pope, Ls it Dorothy sneaky but I see Jam« sneaked out LADIES DENTAL AUXILIARY sistera in Nashville last week The Hospital tn Nashville. DUCHESS 8, C. CLUB — ! I Tillman or Marjorie-Jones, tell me so much sparkle and friendliness to on you. Jannett Griffin don't pt and Mrs Betha Ray is MEETS WITH MRS. B. F. 1 Herndons also spent tune with their' • ♦ • • • The Duchess S. C. Club held it-1 a room. The .decorative tricks that J the score... .Grant you look dlay, fancy with us because you go «m McCLEAVE, SR. young granddaugliter, Lois Fas-i MABEL SCALES formerly of «coring. regular meeting Monday November can be achieved with mirrors are j ar» you the t»y lor Lizzie? Willie Mrs B F McCleave, sr. enter ter. who is u junior at Fisk Uni- ot U1S An8,,|e* nowof Birmingham Nancy ia chick at MclroM) Pope I Mrs Bemadine Holmes is basi- 20th. at the home ef Mr. ar.d Mrs nothing short of magic. Nothing Port«', let me interfere right her.- bus of the local graduate chaptei talned members of the local Den- veraity • arrived in the city Wednesday to there ain't no hope. Even though E. Wither' Sr. 1411 Hyde Park else can so effectively dress up a . tell me what’s yo-ir spot pushing ♦»• • • ' tai Auxiliafy at their monthly meet ,, , , spend Thanksgiving as the house you were riding in a '40 Ford. Street. Alter the routuie business, n loom — lighten it —or even ex­ i gear-. Mancel Boyd, where is FYanc- Charlene Scat's your sight, I are LEMOYNE COLLEGE ing last Friday MRS FRANCES* broth- Master at Melrose High School, rator. TELLfNG IT LIKE IT 18 that Esther Is wild about you? WMl MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH SMITH i er-in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs. | Mr Green widely known as an or­ The club Is proud to announce the and last for years, lie recommended Say Sneaky Sue, you had better of Washington. D C arrived in the mirrors of Pittsburgh Plate glass— kids, be up to date, said the calen­ The thirty-well-trained voices Claude Flowers, a number of cour-1 chestra leader was graduated from arrival oi little Mira Constance get in the know because you have a city Sunday morning for a two- and I’mjjlad.l followed his sugges­ dar .push said the button...... do under the direction of Clifford tesies are always extended LeMoyne College where he was a i Elaine Hawkins daughter of Mi­ week visit with their mother and Mr« tions for every one 1 chose was long way io gj,. and a short time business on the tick said the clock Wchter, gave Music lovers in Cole when in Memphis. member of the Alpha Phi Alpha ami Mrs. J B Hawkins Mr. Haw­ really beautiful! , to get there. What was the meaning and never do anything off­ Memphis a taste of rare beauty. irother-in-lau and sister, Mrs T • • » • » 'Fraternity. Tuff will still carry on kins is the secretary of the club [The Choir, on a ‘Silver Jubilee Fof June and Joe — the' young of the tel»phor.e numbers? . Yoi’ hand said the glove. I'll gee you . J Johnson on Woodlawn and Mr with his local swing orchestra DucliMs Rita Hayden, reporter MR T. H HAYES. Jr. of T. H. couple who’ve just moved into a next week in the WORLD. Concert Tour" will tour the South, i iBill) Mitchell, proprie- Hayes and Son. sportsman and » « • • • Duchess Ethel M Yntes president. itter how large or how small, ’ tors of Johnson’s Sundry at Mis- new home, I selected a large oblong North and East. All concerts are, owne rof the Birmingham Black MRS. I.EIA MASON BYA8 ar­ Liveniterlal free. or Forfinancial, this reason,gifts will help this no .andsissippi Mrs and Walker. Mrs Smith, j copper-backed mirror that will fit ! Barons, made a business trio to rived in the city from Detroit for THE. 3-W8 CLUB • over their mantel; for my sister's Newly Organized Urban League Guild matterrorthy hnwinstitution Idhea trainnr hnwand emailbring I thetnr« formernf 1 Mrs Leslie Johnson Chicago last week " ’ : a visit with her father. Bisliop C The 3W s Club is closing its baby I home, I tchose a big square ...... mirror orth the very highest type of Wainwright will be remembered ; • » • • • i H Mason. Much of her time will amoiig a large score of friends here comest November 27. with a must*-! to fit into the alcove in the dining Sponsors Initial Public Affair rorthy American citizens. Be- MRS RACHEL BROWN of a57 sP‘‘nt *ilh her steters and ^plr a use of the lack of funds, many The Smiths liave extended manv , .BKU'V,N 01 a57 fanufuT dal program at Tabernacle Baptist j loom — she’s wanted to do some­ ‘ ... Mr and Mrs Robert thing to mate the room look larger Church, 789 Polk Street, at 8:00 p The Urban League Gtil'.d will «MW y««. N««. » *■ M Ky.Ktrt last week..T forE*. a visit?... f.?.?"*ai'th’her1?: I KiLewis. .Dr jind Mrs Leland At- —and 1 know this will do the trick. er - piano; Mrs. Margaret Goodlow m. sponwr a "Hobby Tea," and "Teen- ' son-in-law and daughter. kins and Rev. and Mrs J O For my teen-aged niece, who has - sola Tlie piu-tor and members are co­ • » • » » Patterson. just re-done her bedroom, a largo Age'' contest, Sunday. December 10, Promoting the affair »re the fol­ operating to make our program a at the Foote Homes Auditorium MOSS KENDRICKS STOPS mirror to cover the entire wall over lowing members of the committee- MR. W. H. MAYS* ELECTED success. from 4:00 to 8:00 p. ill HOTEL MEH IMPROVEMENT CLUB HETWFEN PLANES AT her frilly new dressing table is just Mrs Addle D. Jones, president of ' PRESIDENT OF WEST We are cordially inviting the pub­ the ticket for Christmas. , the Guild; Mrs. Eddie B. Rideout,, MEMPHIS WORLD •< Each hostess (a Guild member) I TENNESSEE TEACHER^ lic to attend general chairman of the a/fair; 140'i HERNANDO ST. - PHONE 8-9587 Mr. Moss Kendricks. Director of will have a display table ornament­ ! the National Education Asso-.ia- | Mr W W Mays, principal of Mrs. Gernldii'i- English, presi- Mrs. Myrtle B Jones, in charge of ed with a hobby eollect'on - 'Other jtidn, Washington. D. C. stopped i the Hennings, Tenn school will ■dent Tlie basket «111 be given to tlie per- properties; Mrs Oladys Sharp, of her own or one of the noles that off at the Memplis world on last succeed Mr J Ashton Hayes who -cHholding the lucky ticket. Tickets decorations; Miss Alice Gilchrist, in OPEN for DANCES. BANQUET has been lent the Oulld. There will Thursday with EXtitor L 'O swing- has for two term^ served as pres­ COMMUNITY SEWING CLUB are 25c. any person wishing to take charge ot program and rtfr^h- be a silver container on each table ler. frieryd of long standing and ident of the Teachers of West The Community Sewing Class a chance may purchase a ticke' ments, together »1th Mrs. Rideout; where friend.' of each hostess may and MEETINGS at Reasonable Mr A G Shields. Jr. childhood Tennessee. Miss Harry Mae Simons held their business meeting at the i from any nwmber ot the club. Mrs. Othelln Shannon, in charge ot contribute. The other unique fer- friend. Mr Kendricks is makin? a Principal of Magnolia School is residence of Mrs. Grace Grandberry Refreshments will • oe served, hobby display»: Mrs. Winifred Southern and Western trip in- in the vice president. H20 Hamilton Street. Devotion was , chitterlings, beer, and cokes. --ture of the evening will be the FranJJin, publicity director. Othef Social activities in Jackson .last ____ ,___ _ _ Come one, Come all! ?irs. Lottie award of a beautiful diamond terest of several colleges. led by Mrs. Powell. members assisting ore: Misses Lil­ • • • » • watch, or scholarship, as oreferred. week included a danoe and fnahy The quilt was discussed by the Hearn ts president of the Memphis lian Ward, Kathryn Perty, Marie WILL P. HARDING, Manager. house affairs. Among them were i Mixers. to the young lady having the high­ membei of the club. Taylor and Dorothy Moore; Me»- MEMPHIANS ATTEND GAME socials given by Mrs Louise Fou- The next meeting will be at the est number of votes. BETWEEN SOUTHERN AND dames Helen Sawyer, Maxine Mc­ nier, Miss Lois Lovette, Mr and residence of Mrs. Laura Thomas / FLORIDA AT NEW ORLEANS Daniel, Agnes Ware, Mildred Hun­ Mrs Albert Hardy and Miss Eva with Mrs. R. Holt hostess at 848 THE NIGHTINGALE ABT AND The program phase of the tea will Memphians who attended the ter, V. Gregory. Flora Cochran, PHONÈ 8-9168 RES. 8-8447 Broome who always goes all out for Hamilton Street, THRIFT CLUB teat ure some of the city’s most out­ tough game Saturday in New Or­ making our trip to Jackson a pleas Sadie Wright. H Doris arid HaM Mrs. A. J. Harrison, president; The Nigh'ingaio Art and Thrift standing artists among whom are: leans between Southern and Flor­ ant one. Many Memphians have Club held its regular meeting, Mon­ Mrs. Elisabeth Elrod - reading; Bass. Mrs. Pearl Polk, reporter. I The Guild has a twelve-mooth ROBERT HENRY RECORD EXCHANGE ida A. and M College were Dr C made a tradition of a visit at the » day, evening, November 20. at -he, Miss Dorothy Graham - piano; Mrs. M ROULHAC. MR TAYLOR C Broome home during the meeting around-the-clock calendar with » MEMPHIS MIXERS SOCIAL CLUB Iwme of Mrs. Alice Thornton, 1110 Helen Sawyer - piano; Miss Emma D. HAYES. MR MACEO WAL­ each year. Louisville Street. Jean Hill - solo; Mis. Alpha Brawn- ■pedal project being carried out Spiritual — Sweet - Swing — KER. MR. iJAKEi BARBER. Mr The Memphis Mixers Social Club The meeting opened with song each month. The ladies meet In I AND MRS MILTON BARBER and will sponsor a basket of groceries to i heir homes in the alphabetical or­ 1 MR THOMAS HAYES be given away, November 27, at and prayer led by Mrs. Minnie Semi-Classical Personals Arnold presiding in the absence of and others who had planned to at­ der of their names. There 1?» birth­ 8:00 u m. at the home ol Mrs. day party period at each monthlymontMy In Baton Rouge, Dr Roulhac was I Elizabethibeth Pluckett, 1038 Woodlawn the chaplain. tend the conference, said it had "If We Hoven't Got The Record You Wont Mr and Mr« Hollis Wilaon The regular business session was done so after deciding the trips meeting The ladles whose birth­ the house guest of Mr and Mrs. Chicago are the guests of Mrs. E I Well Get It For You" presided by the president v Mrs. would be "contrary to the best in­ days com» during the month re­ Robert ( Roundhead > Lee. The Lees smith 867 Speed st sister of ' . ------Mrs i terests of the U. 8. government.' ceive gifts and cards. both well known Memphians, live Wilson. The couple will be in Julia Roberts. Next meeting will be held at the 343 BEALE AVENUE MEMPHIS, TENN. on the carppus at Southren Uni- Memphis for at least one week. versity where Robert is assistant jThey are former Mempiriaais. Gonne College home of Mrs. Sarah Westbrook. THE FIDELIA CLUB ENROLL NOW SPONSORS PEW RALLY The public is cordially invited to At The. attend a ' Pew Rally" sponrored by SCHOOL The Fidelia Cluo of the Mississip­ They look alike. pi Boulevard Christian Church, No­ vember 26 , 3:00 p. m. of Coimetology Reverend P. E. Brooks, pastor oi Only YOU Mount Olive CME Churfh, 602 East 443-449 Beale Avenue Georgia Avenue, will be guest can tell which Courses Offered in speaker. Come out and Itar this » PHYSIO THERAPY great pulpiteer and his famous ♦ BUSINESS ETHICS choir. HAVE tastes better! Elder Blair T. Hunt, Pastor r » and SALESMANSHIP Mississippi Boulevard Christian Veterans and Civilians Church, 978 Mississippi Boulevard.

Accepted for Training URBAN LEAGUE GUILD G.I. Approved The Urban League Guild met re­ —A Year Around School— cently at the home of Mrs. Oladys Sharp. A very lovely „„hnsteFtW- Register Now — had a birthday service of white cake and pink ice cream. The Guild sang For All Courses "Happy Birthday," and Mrs. Frank­ lin who is in charge of enteitain- For Further Information ment presented Mrs. Addie Jones COKE Call: and Mrs. Eddie Rideout, whose birthday.' came within the month, 5-3688 sets oi beautiful colored alumninum glasses and spicy cards. The next meeting wi’l be with Mrs. Myrtle Jones at her home, 755 Polk Avenue Wednesday. Decem­ WE FIX IT ber 13, 7:30 p. m.

Denied Visa To BE YOUR OWN Peace Rally WASHINGTON- (ANP) -How- WHISKEY EXPERT ard Fast, author and journalist who obody but you can decide » has been listed as being a "Com­ ASK A FRIEND to pour about munist", wqs refused a passport to N really testes best to you. That's Ji oz. of Calvert Reserve into a attend the "Setond World Peace you to make your own taste test glass, and the same amount of Conference" convening in Sheffield, I England, it was learned here last between ( ahert Resmc and your your present brand into another ; week. present brand. —without telling you which is The state department in announc­ which. Taste one brand—wait 30 ing the refusal of passports to Fast We tee confident vow will seconds —then taste the other. choose Calvert. But if you really Just pick the whiskey that really prefer (he other brand, that’s the tastes best to. you. > • IRONS whiskey for you. Fair enough? • TOASTERS i • PERCOLATERS ! • CLOCKS • FLOOR and TABLE LAMPS

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^Parate But Equal" Doctrine NEW YORK—The recent train-1 gan when he was a meal Ing and employment of eleven Ne-; er In a distilling plant, gro sales and promotion specialists 1 As a result of the deep-rooted be- M BY LOUI8 LAUTIER by the Schenley Distilling Co., and liefs of its chairman, democracy can w be seen at work throughout the v WORLD • Friday, November 24, 1950 WASHINGTON, D. C. - 'NNPA) the direct interest shown in Negro 1 — Two suits brought to end racial progress by Lewis S Rosenstiel, Schenley Industries. Differences in segregation in the public school board chairman of the corporation, color, religion or national origin are system of the District of Columbia have been hailed by Julius A. not barriers in obtaining employ­ are framed to get a clear-cut ruling Thomas, Director of Industrial Re­ ment. This fact is Indicated in the from the United States Supreme lations for the National Urban observation that Negroes hold a Court on the validity of its half- League. Thomas, whose organiza­ wide variety of jobs in the various century old doctrine of "separate tion was Instrumental in the selec­ plants. Among these can be found but equal" facilities. tion of the men finally hired, said skilled workers, office personnel, sales and laboratory employees and George E. C. Hayes, one of the that by its action Schenley has seven lawyers representing eight ‘moved well into the vanguard of special representatives in New pupils and their*parents in the two progressive business enterprises York. Chicago, Detroit, Los Ange­ les, Philadelphia, Jacksonville and suits, last Wednesday explained that that are today extending desirable all references to existing inequali­ work opportunities to qualified Ne­ Atlanta. ties between the colored and white groes.” This has been due to the aggres­ public schools had been purposely Assigned to some of the country's sive and tireless leadership that most important industrial centers.. omitted. Rosenstiel assumes. He "vibrates the Schenley representatives were with curiosity" about every problem "We ao not desire any aecisions given extensive training under the that besets mankind, whether it is which would simply say we will give company's supervision at Cincinna­ tn the field of medical research or you the advantage of the ‘separate ti. All of the new men are college a movement against intolerance. but equal’ doctrine." Mr. Hayes trained and have been given a wid­ One feels that he is always rush­ aid. "The cases are designed to er scope of operation than has been ing "to find as many answers as he ;et the Supreme court to reverse its usual in the ordinary routine. can.” — iecision in Plessy vs. Ferguson, Commenting upon the Schenley Typical of the positive manner in » which enunciated the 'separate but move, Thomas held that the em­ which he moves is his determina­ equal’ doctrine," he added. ployment of these college-trained tion to give recognition to the Ne­ In the Plessy case, aecided fifty- men "is in line with the company’s gro market. To meet the challenge four years ago. the Supreme Court stated policy of employment on the. of this ever rising market, 11 Ne­ ruled that state-enforced segrega­ basis of merit and qualification.’’ gro salesmen were selected from all The Urban League specialist, who sections of the county to become a » tion of colored and white persons toes not necessarily Infringe the is recognized widely in his field, part of the 8chcnley sales force. command of the Fourteenth Amend said that he has observed that in Trained and oriented in the back­ ment that no state shall deny to "both Schenley plants and offices, ground and operation of Schenley any person tae equal protection of this policy has been implemented Industries, the salesmen were also the laws. by positive action" on the part of given special guidance In sales tac­ management. tics and public relations. The court was asked in the Hen­ derson. the Sweatt and McLaurin "Lewis S. Rosenstiel, chairman of Under Rosenstiel's guidance, cases, involving racial segregation in the Schenley board of directors, has Schenley has broadened beyond the railroad dining cars and In state- long been interested in this aspect beverage field. It has become well supported institutions of higher of race relations", Thomas held, and known for products contributing to teaming, to .reexamine and discard De.'p River Boy«, tieadlining nn ull-slar added that "because of this inter­ the advancement of medicine and its "separate but equal" doctrine. BREAKS LONDON RECORD: The Internationally famous revue at thi London Palladium, are shown here with the other performers who appeared on the same bill est the employment of Negroes by agriculture. Foremost among Its But in deciding these three cases medical products is penicillin. with them; songstress Kip Oldfield, comedian Tommy Trlnder, and "Chi-Chi" girl, Rose Murphy. Th* the corporation has steadily in- favorably to colored people, the :reased over the years.” Schenley Laboratories was a pioneer court dodged that issue. "Deep»" returned to the Palladium where they scored a smash hit last year, and broke all existing reeorda Rosenstiel, who is 59, succeeded in In this field and as a result, Is now MILTON A. SMITH Mr. Hayes said the theory behind raising himself to the top after long among the country's largest pro­ WORLD CORRESPONDENT IN KOREA - Representing the Atlanta I one of the suits is that "the Board years of continuous work which be- ducers of the drug. j of Education of the District of Co- Daily World and a pool of newspapers in Korea is Milton A. umbia has misinterpreted various President To Continue Fight Smith, a long time journalist of distinction. j Congressional enactments, which ; Mr. Smith, a native of Washington, D. C., was formerly em­ would seem to justify segregation Religious Leaders Denounce ployed in the Publicity Department of the National Tuberculosis in the schools as being a compul­ Society in New York; Public relations department at Mt. Morris sion upon them to foster this plan )t segregation " Hospital, Yugoslav Information Center and Sydenham Hospital,, The theory of the suit, which a For Program Despite GOP PassportRefusalToRobeson.Jr. all. in New York city. He has been correspondent and reporter for three-judge special District Court ing Committee for Representation the Afro-American, Brooklyn Eagle and the Newspaper PM. is asked to hear, Mr. Hayes said, Mr. Truman said he will not pre-. ion and that he had no idea what WASHINGTON - IANP) - The at the Second World Peace Congress is that if the board's "Interpretation By LOUIS LAUTIER sent his whole “Fair Deal” program ' the Senate Banking and Currency State Department was charged this Front line dispatches from Mr. Smith will give World readers was supported by other members of i of the acts be a correct one justify­ WASHINGTON. D. C. - iNNPA) to the special session of Congress Committee may want to do or what week with exercising a police state close contact with Negro sQldiers in Korea and adjoining territory. the committee including: ing and authorizing segregation, — Despite the Republican ^victories which will convene November 27. the Republican Policy Committee action by denying- a passport to The Rt. Rev. W. Appleton Law­ then they (the acts) are unconsti­ in the November 7 election, Presi­ The special session, he said, will be ’ may decide. Paul Robeson, Jr., son of the noted rence, Protestant Episcopal Bishop tutional.” dent Truman will continue to press informer on various things that Replying to a question of whether singer, and several others seeking of Western Massachusetts, concert The first of the two suits is bas­ for his whole "Fair Deal" program need to be done by letter or other- I his‘' program------«--«..includedj~» ------repeal> „»of the to attend the Second World Con­ Plan Closing Of Chicago pianist Arthur Schnabel; The Rt. ed on the due process clause of the but will take no part in the fight j Taft-Hartley law, Mr. Truman said gress in Sheffield. England. wise. Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell, Protes­ fifth Amendment, the Constitution­ over the Senate Majority Leader­ ¡that matter already is belore Con­ Prof. Joseph Fletcher of the The special session will be asked tant Episcopal Bishop of Portland, al provision against a bill of attain­ ship. gress. He added that he did not Episcopal Theological seminary. Mr. Truman made this clear in to complete Congressional action on Oregon; atomic scientist. Philip St. For Housing Project der (extinction of a person’s civil know whether it is necessary to Cambridge, Mass., vigorously de­ a rapid que.stion-and-an.swer session statehood for Alaska and Hawaii Morrison, the Rev. John Paul Jones, I rights i, and the provision of the reiterate his position or not. nounced the department's -action CHICAGO- INNPA) - Cottage licly. The Chicago planning com­ I and to extend rent control, Mr. chairman of the New York Civil ' United Nations Charter relating to at his press conference la.«t Thurs­ He said he could not tell whether as "a form of house arrest.” x GrtVe avenue must be closed from day after he had read a prepared Truman said. Liberties Union, and 25 others. mission had recommended the clos­ the promotion, encouragement and any proposed amendments of the "It is an action bordering omi­ 31st to 35th street or the New York Asked whether he “hoped" or Besidf Robeson, passports also ing over objections of traffic ex- ibservance of human rights- with­ statement assuring the Chinese Talft-Hartley law will be satisfac­ nously upon the nature of a police­ Life Insurance Company will can­ perts and representatives of t lie Communists that the United States "expected" to get these things dorie, were denied Ernest DeMaio of the I out racial distinction. tory until they are before him. state arbitrariness of government" cel plans to develop a-slum tract i Chicago Motor Club. will act only within the limits of he replied amphitically that he ex­ United Electric, Radio and Ma­ In this suit the plaintiffs are ask­ Asked whether he had any pre-, he declared. into 1,400 model dwellings, General "Our position is not to tell the United Nations policy in Korea and pected to get Congressional action chine Workers, Howard Fast and ing for a declaratory judgment that ference for the Se’nate Majority] Prof. Fletcher, speaking as acting Otto L. Nelson, the company’s vice- city what to do." Nelson said has no intention to carry hostilities on all o fthem. The Hawaiian state­ others. the defendants are wrong in con- Leadership, Mr. Truman replied, no, chairman of the American Sponsor- president in charge of housing, told However, it has always been our hood bill is quite controversial be­ truing the statutes having to do into China. that that is a matter for the Senate city cquncll members last Monday. feeling that the streets within the After he had opened himself up cause of the fact that Hawaii is a with public education in the Dis­ j to decide. Nelson testified at a public hear­ project area should be closed. We to questioning, he was asked very racial melting pot. trict of Columbia so as to require Senator Richard B. Russell, De­ ing of four council committees con-1 felt that this is necessary for good early in the conference whether he At his Washington press con­ Council Ignores Request the exclusion of colored pupils from mocrat, of Georgia, leader of th« .sidering the project, which would neighborhood planning. _ would make any effort to get along ference on November 13, however, the Sousa Junior High School. Southern bloc, apparently has de- be the first development by private "This would be a neighborhood Senator Robert A. Taft. Republican, They also ask that the defendants' with the Southern bloc. | elded not to accept the post if it enterprise under Chicago's new we would have to maintain for fif­ of Ohio, expresseaexpressed doubtaouoi thattnai methe ,... be enjoined from doing so. “lame duck" session will extend the i is offered to him. But he will have ToAppointDentistToBoard I slum clearance program ty years, for it will take us that Hi replied that he has always rent control law. He' predicted that J a good deal to say about who shall The project would be in a 100- long to get our investment out. We Named, as defendants in both suits go* along with the Southern bloc in there will be a lot of "opposition , get the job. The request was a surprise to two acre site bounded by 31st street on have already made major conces-. are the members of the Board of Congress. It was not he, Mr. Tru­ FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - the north, South Parkway on the slons, and we feel that there comes Education, Hobart M. Corning, su­ man said, who has not been able to and dispute to extension of rent iNNPA) — A petition signed by 400 members of the council's school control. It is probable that he will enter | west, 35th street on the south, and a point where you can no longei perintendent of schools; Norman get along. colored persons asking that the committee. Mrs. Gladys Cocke and ~rtlt does seem to me that rent the Democratic caucus on the ques- the Illinois Central railroad tracks, tell your investors that this is a J. Nelson, first assistant superin­ The defeat of a number of De­ City Council appoint a colored den­ ¡Dr. Charles K. Martin, Jr., said control ought to go along with price tion of the Majority Leadership with ’they did not know of the petition Groveland Park and Cottage Grove good deal." endent in charge of white schools; mocratic members of Congress in tist to the School Board was control and wage control," Mr. Taft at least twenty-two votes. He may avenue on the east Five colored 3arnet C. Wilkinson, first assistant northern states has increased the turned down last week when the Walter N. ghinn, Jr., chairman, said _ said. "It ought not to stand up by have possibility more. It will de- Chicago life insurance companies Nelson explained that uperintendent in charge of color­ relative strength of the Southerners, council elected Cortlandt R. Rose­ he had not presented it to the com­ pany, in negotiations! with the Chi­ itself. I don't see much reason for i pend upon whether Democratic also would redevelop several blocks 'd schools; Lawson J. Cantrell, asso­ particularly in the Senate. The bro, Jr., white local businessman, to mittee for formal action but had of the area. cago Land Clearance Commission late superintendent in charge of House in the 82nd Congress will be changing the rent control provisions1 Senators from border states will go discussed it with several other City of the last law unless and until | along with the Southern bloc and the post. has given up a request for a rezon- hite Junior high and vocational, composed of 234 Democrats, 199 Re- The petition was backed by the , Council members. There had been reports that the we have price control." whether he will be able to form a ng of nearby property to protec chools, and Miss Eleanor McAuliffe publicans, one Democratic-Liberal, Parent-Teacher Association of Election of the colored dentist, New York Life had given the city Senator Tait, however, made it combination with Democratic Sen­ he project. Another concession, hr rincipal of Sousa Junior High and one Independent. The Senate Walker-Grant School. It asked that Chinn said, would "overload" tha an ultimatum on the Cottage Grove clear that this was a personal opin- ators from western states. aid, has been the offer to give tw chool. i will have forty-nine Democrats and ;)r Philip Wyatt be nominated to school board with men of that pro­ proposal, although no company of­ teres at a cost of $50,000 for a. The plaintiff pupils are Junior ! forty-seven Republicans. fession. since two white dentists al­ /fill a board vacancy. ficial had made the statement pub- ■'ementary school. «h school students between the Any defection in Democratic ranks ready are members of the body. tes of 6 and 17 years. i in either chamber can result in the Rosebro’s election was unanimous. The second suit charges that in defeat of Mr. Truman’s various pro­ High Court Reverses Judgement I le enforcement of certain Con- posale. Hold Civil Rights Farm experts warn America of Two British American essional acts are denying the Asked whether he will continue soli exhaustion. :nor plaintiffs and all other color- t to pass for his program. Mr. Tru- Line, NAACP Urges 1 children similarly situated ad- man replied he will do so as long Everybody should try Black Gold, .ission to Sousa because of color, as he is President. He added that Tecember 15,1946. Lofton acted a Colonies Seek Immigrants WASHINGTON. D. C.-iNNPA- Bond A Lillard, Bourbon DeLux« or None of the acts is mandatory is ■ he has been pressing for- it ever The United States Supreme Court he lookout. Democrats By WILBERT E. HEMMING The reason for thia he said was equiring racial segregation in the'since September 6. 1945. Vhen he Turner and Johnson entered the I NEW YORK—Protesting against Old Sunny Brook on sale at your last Mon. reversed thee judgemen favorite store. Tell your friends to KINGSTON, Jam ca - (ANP) that the country hoped for a new acai public schools, but do so only succeeded the late President Frank­ •actory, where they were met by any compromise with the Dlxie- , of the Pennsylvania Supreme Cour try it too. —British (Milana end British Hon political conatltution next year . jy impkcalwgi lin D. Roosevelt. upholding the conviction of Jasper •rank Endres, a factory employee crats on the Issue of civil rights duras, are now co-sidering to open This would, he said, be another ’ By the Act of June 11,1878, Con- Mr Truman's program several | Playboy" Johnson of first -degree Turner hit him on the head with a the National Association for the their doors to immigrants from step toward self-government; ress provided that the Board of civil rights proposals, including i murder. Johnson is under sentence ash-weight or pipe, knocking hin Advancement of Colored People It will pay you to try Old Sunny £ Brook. Bond A Lillard. Black Gold ■ West Indian Islands. Lt was re­ Education shall provide "suitable compulsory fair employment prac­ of death. — lown and causing injuries iron' last week sent identical telegrams ported here twice, this week. McPherson's report is consider­ nd convenient houses or rooms' which he died two days later. While or Bourbon DeLuxe now on ule at ” tice legislation. Twenty-two South­ The court acted on Johnson’s pe­ to President Truman, William Governor Charles Woolley of B ed very encouraging and factual i ar colored children, employ teach- ern Senators are banded together Endres was lying on the floor, Tur your favorite Liquor Store it's a tition for a review of the case. The Boyle, chairman of the Democratic G told former Education Minis­ 4S_Gov. Woolley, one-time colonia s and appropriate a portion of the to prevent a vote on any of these aer want through hts pockets an : drink that can’t be beaten. state had filed a brief in opposit National Committee, and all north­ ter of Jamaica. Jehoida McPher I secretary of Jamaica, talked with hool funds, based upon the num- his wallet containing abou' proposals through any possible par- The usual procedurein such ern Democratic senators, urging son his governmei t »-working on nd James A. Washington. Jr. l liamentary device. him during the opening of the is for the court first to decide $175. "continued qnd vigorous support of thia idea ier of white and colored childrer I The Southern bloc in the Senate When Charles Simmons, the pro­ j new Trinidad legislature under ai whether it will review the case. If civil rights measures by the party Philip Ooldson, publisher of the between the ages of 6 and 17 years will be solidified in the next Con­ prietor, came running to find oil advanced conatitution. The gover: a' review is granted, both sides file Belize Billboard in British Hon­ This act also provided that any what the noise was, Turner hit him ,ndj the administration.” gress by reason of the defeat of briefs and the case is calendared duras,. now visiting Jamaica said ‘ or emphasized the need for per­ •• hite resident shall be privilegec with the same weapon, knocking The telegrams^ embodied a re°o- Senator Claude Pepper by Repre­ (or oral argument. his country favors West Indian sons of independent means help o place his or her child at any sentative George A. Smathers in him to the floor and inflicting in­ ution by theJNAACP board of di­ Without going through these settlers to displaced persons from develop the country, rather thaï. >ne of the white schools and any the Florida Democratic primary, juries from which he died seven rectors at its regular monthly meet- I formalities, the court, in a sweep­ I in(iron; plus caleiunf. Vitamin Bi. Thousand! to* Europe. I laborers without capital. olored resident shall have the same days later. Turner also robbed hin. and of Senator Frank P. Graham ing order, granted Johnson’s motion ng here on Monday. The resolution privilege. m a Democratic primary run-off in of his money estimated at several expressed the board's distress at re­ For mi» M att «nu iw« mnvkn By the Act of JurieTto, 1906. Con­ for leave to proceed In the form of North Carolina. These two South- a pauper, granted the petition for hundred dollars. current reports that certain De­ lnncrtyring Mattress In Every Room gress authorized the Board of Edu- emers supported some portions of a review, and reversed the judg­ .Turner and Johnson ran out. mocratic senators have been urging catión to receive donations or con- ! “Mr. Truman's program, including re­ ment. ’ joined Loftor., and the trio went to the selection of Senator Richard •.ributions for the benefit of color­ peal of the Taft-Hartley labor law. Russell of Georgia as the party’s | THE ALLEN HOTEL and GRILL ed schools. ,Two judges disagreed with this a taproom where they had severtf. procedure. Justices Stanley F. Reed leader in the Senate. One of Kentuckv's Finest Hotels — 50 Room» - Cafe - Bath — By the Act of June 11,1878, Con­ drinks and divided up the money. colored clffldren between the ages and Robert H Jackson were of the the NAACP board warned that Always A Room - Daily Rate $2.50 up - TeL CY. 8626 gress also provided for a propor­ Hie two murders remained un­ iliness opinion that the court were of the the "abandonment of the Presi- O Louisville 11, Kentucky tionate amount of school monies of 6 and 17 years bears to the whole solved for almost six months. A reverse the highest court of a state only mean Turn left oft W Walnut at 26th St. One block to 2516 W.Madison St. to be set aside from the whole fynd number of children, white and col­ the result of police investigation. tent’s program could RUINS MORE BEAUTY ored, between the same ages for the without a hearing and that the cir­ on the basis that the number of Lofton was arrested May 24, 194f •he early reconversion of the De­ education of colored children. cumstances of Johnson’s case differ­ Turner was Implicated and was ar­ mocratic party to a hopeless mino­ Than PIMPLES! The Act of June 20. 1908, gave ed from those of. Aaron “Treetop" rested June 3. 1946, and Johnsoi. rity party serving only the interests entire control of his school to the Turner, one of three men implicated that afternoon. of the most reactionary elements in I in the murder. ■ principals of normal, high and man­ Turner and Johnson were held the country. ual training schools, subject only | Johnson's conviction was reversed for five days before being taken be­ GIANT. to the authority of the superintend­ I on the authority of the court's de- fore a committing magistrate. Dur­ ent of schools for the white schools i cision reversing the conviction of ing this period they were question­ and to the colored first assistant j Turner on the ground that he had ed continually by police who work­ MIKING - superintendent for the colored : been illegally held by the police to ed in relays. While they* were un­ schools. extort a confession. The court rul­ dergoing questioning they were not ed that use of this confession at permitted to see friends or relatives Turner;« trial Was a denial of due and they were not advised of their process of law. constitutional rights urft.ll they had TOYS USE Turner. Johnson and Clarence been under prolonged questioning. Here is Wha* You Get Lofton conspired to rob the Ace Lofton pleaded guilty before a P^s HOPALONG CASSIDY-nearly 2 feet tall Broom factory in Philadelphia on three-judge court and was sentenc­ MICKEY MOUSE-over a foot tall ed to life imprisonment. Turner was convicted September Black and White Van­ SANTA CLAUS—over a foot tall ishing Cream is used i RELIEF AT LAST 26, 1946. of first-degree murder and DONALD DUCK-S NEPHEW HUEY-over a the jury fixed the penalty as death by millions of women—because of its HAIR The Pennsylvania Supreme Court remarkable "Sealo” action that dries foot tall * " We Pay Pottage! For Your COUGH affirmed the conviction March 23 and helps seal off oiliness—protects BIG SNO'VMAN-over a foot tall 1948. The United States Supreme skin (even the pores) from dirt, dust, ONE APPLrCATION Creoaubion nlltvM promptly bectum Court reversed his conviction on weather! It’s a perfect powder base I COWBOY-over a foot tall Santa uys> h go« right to th» «eat of th» trouble June 27. 1949. Turner was re-tried Makes skin look brighter, fee) softer INDIAN—over a foot tall “Merry Christmas* to help loom and expel gene hd«a September 19. 1949, and was again —keeps make-up fresher KEEPS HAIR STRAIGHT phlegm and aid aature to tooth« aod PLUS 2 OTHER BIG TOYS-over □ foot tall •onvicted of first-degree murder so much longer. Ask for Mickey Meuse sayw Mil nw, ttodtr, inflimed broochial ’ I md the penalty fixed as death. —- Wh»i« bargin' 9 ba t»Ual it todayl Only 30f. ■Happy New Year* I FROM 3 to 6 MONTHS mucout membnaia. Tell your druggist Over and over agam Maae o* tough durable, inflatable Johnson was convicted of first- m Hod end WM. to mH you a botti» of Craomuliiou U rubber tn brilliant colors All 9 tor only $1 00 Supply a Yoe can make al iegree murder January 27, 1947 Clnnting Crtais, with lb« understanding you touit lik» ind given the death penalty by the limited Order several se’s todayl ether toys talk leal Buy PERMA STRATE at th* way it quickly aUaya tbs cough Hack sad WMa jury. The Pennslyvania 8upreni( CaU Craw. 30f sec». Special! 6 sets of Talking Toy» $5.00 ar you art to hev« your mooty hade Court affirmed his conviction las: o.., POST-ALL SALES COMPANY, INC. June 26 It was that judgement which the United Statjs Supreme BLACK WHITE Court iwt Monday revaned. VANISHING ( IM AM 1 ■ • 11 ■ '■ vi —

Health It Happened Look, Listen eautu In New York BY MILDRED JOVIEN HOLLYWOOD - (ANP) - Oa- BY GLADYS GRAHAM riel Heatter and hi* listaneres will EBONY EDITOR MEXICO pread the gospel of Americanism BOUND y DI. BOMBA BRUNSON hroughout the world in a campaign NEW YORK - (ANP) - Alan ^BUPERSTITIONS vhich he .volunteered to the Voice should have sunshine too. Rickets I Morrison, talented New York cor- if America. I The young mothers had invited is more common in dark, damp! respondent and feature editor foi Pie .sweet potato offers a wide ange rind. Mix well. Pile into tilt Titled "The Voice of America Dr. Frazier to meet with them and climates than in thase that supplv I Ebony magazine, Is set for as inter­ .variety in the menu It is not only orange skins, top with a marshmal­ .‘resents the Voices of America.” the help them with their problems. He plenty of sunshine." esting assignment tn Mexico. Ht indl'peiisable asca vegetable, but low. Bake in an oven 350 degpe* migrants will be beamedc over 60 was skillful kind, and patient.-They ! Superstitions often do a great ¡expects to write a very revealing can be made into many delicious until marshmallow is melted. « wwerfuj transmitters throughout did not stand in dwe of him and deal of harm. For example, when a document about the Latin Amen- desserts he world Gabriel Heatter is ask- Grated Sweet Potato Padding so asked him questions freely. teething child develops fever and can nation. ng listeners to pen their impres­ In the meanwhile, his frau. Ruth Baked Nut Sweet Potatoes 4 cups grated raw sweet potato« starts vomiting, the doctor should sions of America, their arguments Attaway Morrison, will be featured 6 small uniform sweet potatoes 1-2 cup butter or margarine I be called. It might be the beginning or living in a democratic society, in the People's drama. "Nat Turner" 1-2 cup finely chopped nuts I cup syrup of a malady that could be aborted md send them to him; The play by Paul Peters, author of 1-4 cup sugar 1-2 cup sugar by wise and timely treatment. The He will make these letters avail- "Stevedore, deals with the slave 1-4 cup butter 1 cup milk I ydung mother who follows the ad­ ible to the state department's uprising in 1831 Cook the sweet potatoes in, boiling > eggs vice of the know-alLs of the neigh­ Voice of America" in the new Mrs Morrison Is a native of Chi­ sailed water until the skins slip off ' 1-2 cup chopped pecans borhood who assure her that she eriees cago and holds degrees from the easily Peel und roll the -hot po­ I cup raisins has nothing to fear, that her baby When Heatter first announced hi* University of IllinoLs in addition to tatoes tn the finely cliopp-d nuts 1-2 teaspoon clove* j is only teething, and that teething >lan he said. "For the first time in three years spent in England with Place in u greased baking dish I teaspoon each allspice and cln- babies often have fever Ls making mman history this gives you. the the American Red Cross Sprinkle with sugar und dot with _ _ namqn a great mistake. When your baby ndividual man or woman on Mam ETTA MOTEN THRILLS butter Cover and bake 15 minutes In a heavy iron skillet melt the shows signs of illness, consult the Street a chance to be a world diplo- N. Y U. NURSES hi an oven over 350 degrees. Un­ butter. Mix all ingredient* together. doctor. nat, to send your own words into Mrs. Etta Moten Barnett, actress cover and bake 15 minutes more. Pour mixture Into the hot pan of Another superstition is that bed­ lie hearts of people everywhere.— singer made the initial guest bow butter, stir until heated. Put skillet wetting ls due.to inheritance. This To symbolize the idea. Heatter is probably due to want of training of the season before the New York Sweet Petal««» and Apples in an oven 360 degrees to bake. las prepared a special, red, white 0 When crusted around the edge* and but often indicates weak muscles University Nurses Education club cups boiled sweet potatoes md blue lapel pin to be sent with top. turn under and let the crust It can easily be overcomeTiy correct of which Prof. Estelle Massey Os­ eut in 1-4-inch slices i letter,of congratulations to each form again. Do tbi* twice, allowing management of the child. borne is faculty sponsor 1-2 cup brown sugar tstener whose letter or parts of a the last to remain on sides and top. Grinding teeth at night may not The guest artist traded her con­ 1 1-2 cups tart apples sliced thin j’ener is used tn the "Voice of Time required to bake, 40 minute*. be an indication of worms It could tributions to song over a 19 year *~4 tablespoons butter ‘ America" broadcasts. Serve with plain cream sweetened be caused by indigestion due to period. She received a tumultous • 1 teaspoon salt JOE ADAMS EXPANDS and (labored to taste. heavy supper or to any other con­ ovation from students representing , Put half the potatoes in a greas­ some 60 nationalities for her excit­ ACTIVITY dition that causes restlessness. ed baking dish, cover with half the Joe Adams, popular disc jockey Stuffed Yams -- “Doctor," began a pretty blonde, A superstition that touching frogs I ing depiction of her adventures in apples, sprinkle with sugar and dot broadcasting from radio station K 3 large yams “my little girl has an ugly brown produces warts lias no foundation. song and autobiography with butter. Sprinkle with salt Re- O. W. L. in Santa Monica. Calif. Is 4 tablespoons butter spot on her back that really looks Warts are a homy growth in the HAITIAN DELEGATION jw'at and bake 1 hour in an oven extending his listening audience to 1 teaspoon salt funy An elderly woman in the superficial layers of the skin. As a HONORS OCCASION OF 350 degrees. lie San Francisco via KWBR and 1-2 cup scalded cream neighborhood says that when I was rule they are not hard to cure and NEW PRESIDENT San Diego over KSDO. Brown Sugar carrying this baby, I must have often disappear spontaneously. The permanent delegation Sauted Sweet Potatoes Adams airs a 3 J hour record ses­ Wash yams, brush with melted been frightened by some animal Some children still have hunks of Haiti entertained guests In digni­ Peel and slice thick slices of cold sion locally and will tape an hour butter und bake in an oven 460 de­ that had fur on it. A mouse did asafoetida tied around their necks fied splendor at the Peroquet Room baked potato Into a frying pan put show daily for the new markets. grees until soft. Cut In halt, remove frighten me Do you suppose that to protect them against disease, but at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. a small amount of butter. Cook un­ Negotiations are going on for a centers and put through a potato caused me to mark the baby?" none has ever been thus shielded so Madam Jean Price-Mar and her til potatoes are brown. daughter. Marie-Madeliny, held thé Seattle outlet. This expansion by rlcer. Add 3 tablespoons of butter, “No!” was the reply. "This would I far. Joe Adams will gander one of the Orange Sweet Potatoes salt and cream. Beat until light Re­ be impossible When the human j___ event honoring the recent election largest disc Jockey audiences in Hie turn mixture to 4 of the sheila. egg ls fertilized, it begins to form of Paul E. Maglolre president of the Scoop out halves of orange skins, i I country Sprinkle each with 2 teaspoon* cells. They arrange themselves into République of Haiti. GRAMBLING ROYALTY-Miss Leslie Mue Alexander, comely one fot each serving. NEWS NOTES Ethel Waters Boll potatoes with Hie skins on. brown sugar, dot with remaining groups and start to differentiate - Noted among the dignitaries pre­ Grambling college junior, reigned over the homecoming activities Feminine Fashion Flair I currently starring on Broadway in 1 peel, mash and add melted butter butter. Bake in a moderate oven some for the hair, some for differ­ sent were Dr and Mrs Bunche, and Member of the Wedding" and on | Dr. Jean Price-Mars, of the United November' 11. Miss Alexander, an education major from Mon Add a bit of orange Juice and or- until sugar is melted. ent parts of the body. etc. Occasion­ tthe television screen as "Beulah,” Nations. roe, is one of the most popular coeds on the campus of the North ally a bunch of cells-stray out , of heads the ABC-TV "Showtime, U. S By BERNADINE CARRICKETT SCHUYLER SET FOR NORWAY their orbits and land they do not Louisiana Institute. (Moss Photo). A" extravaganza. November 24 - Hello again! let's discuss the one item in your wardrobe TO WITNESS NOBLE belong. This ls what happened to Marioli Anderson paid a pre- thatyour isbaby definitely and caused a conver»ali?n the fuzzy piece," so called, because this one PEACE CEREMONIES Thanksgiving visit to the NBC' ABOUT YOUR HOME George K Schuyler. New York as the lulesi one in modern |xwhi. birthmarkarticle can cells. create Being as manyfrightened opinion« c« the politico! situation. Deadline Nears For Telephone Hour" November 20 and editor of the Pittsburgh Courier I embodying Alrieati rhyilun, mid —Bj FRANCES DILL ¡hasWhatUThat nothing isIL. it?If, to You've do with guessed it." Itit. «•-,I'm fgce u u u Uwr (( reg|. sang a series of musical prayers and world traveler, ex|X‘cts to be In sentiments in Spanish verse Fsure. "My Your two-year-old hat! That boy adoreable is very lit-j ly is. The sailor with *om< sort of GI Tile American Album of Familiar Oslo. Norway come Dec 11 He said HUGHES OPENS TOUR bowlegged,"tie bit of a announcedthing or that a young huge mobe­ "frou-frou" ls much mw. u-.v.:’- Music, now in its 20th year on the his du'.whter, Philippa, und her mo­ AT VIRGINIA STAT! Choose plants for window-box nia poppies petunias, marigold* or ther.guiling "My one aunt that says you hechose stood in onorder his ing air, moved to the ABC network this ther wotiln t" J” Haiti during his Langston Hughes has a lieavy Christmas Packages gardening with care If your window ice plants. For window-boxe* that feetthat andyou walkedmay receive too soon. an admiringNow his month Ari Tai Ilin w a s . is shaded most of the time, don't If you are short in sature, stay absence. There 4n.\ piai., i V« • • schedule of lectures fur Book med a trailing plant plant, ui l legsaze lookfrom deformed,the gentlemen and Fmand quite en- away from the "cartwheel," for it guest ot ABC’s "Piano Playhouse" use plants that require lots of sun. inchplant, variegated euonymom, in despair,” she continued will give a series of ronrons prior to Achievement Week. He told this lous glances from the Radies. usually makes you appear to be I Virginia November 12. Try tuberous begonias instead. If German ivy, cinca or creeping fig. “That can be corrected," said the another South American concert I columnist would o|>en at “In this era of speed and atomic! carrying a load. Not having a "cart­ trek. ‘ Isiatj»State ColleurCollege muiand end IIIin Baltimore THE DIAL AND DISC your window is sunny, use Callfor- For top results use a good garden doctor. “Your child has rickets. His wheel" in your wardrobe may be a control and dynamic forces the1 TRIBAL FOLK AND CAFE ' Maryland on Novembcr 22nd Stan Kenton's recent dance band soil and mix in twenty to thirty per legs will straighten if you feed him bitter pill to you because they are purely romantic conception of hats, MUSIC OF WEST AFRICA NEW YORK SCHOOL TO re-entry after his Invasion of the cent of peat or other rich humu*. properly and give him cod liver oil. precisely picturesque, and practi­ Use plant food occasionally, but be Itseems contains a bit pallidthe vitamin say some D designwhich­ WAXED GIVE DOCTORAT!! concert halLs Is marked by two Cap! ers, according to Mr. Fredrichs of cally every woman's dream. Maybe A collection of West African tri- |N SOCIAL WORK lol disgs "Be Easy, Be Tender, back­ careful not to over feed. It'* a good children need for their bones. He j its because they are sometimes John Ftedrichs. "They feel that mil­ bai folk and cafe music lias been The New York Sehool of Social ed by Love For Sale, and But Then idea to keep boxed plant* well termed a “man's hat." Really, I've linery in this turn of a century recorded and edited by Arthur >S Work in connection with Columbia You Kissed Me and Easy Go. The I mulched to prevent too rapid dry­ never met a man who didn't ad- must reflect the excitement of a Alberts. University Ls offering ii doctorate Kenton band brilliance and dyna­ ing out. ! mire a woman in a large hat. world that h«s conquered distances Text and commentaries are by | in professional practice mid ic- mics continue to be revealed in the It is possible to do away with i This season, the shorter lass is and 'Streamlined ljylng Melville J. Herskovits, Richard Wa-1 search instrumental sides, 'Love' and Easy frequent waterings by using “self­ ’ quite fortunate in having a type of “There Ls an abundance ot trends terman, Duncan toirich and Mar- , , Go with the remaining tunes de­ watering " planting boxes. These ‘ hat Just as striking as the "cart­ claiming attention. But the most shall W. Stearns, It was recently re- UN WORKERS GET voted to showcasing Stan'" new have a false bottom which acta a* wheel,".the Spanish trend. Those important trend Is a hat that makes leased by Field Recordings TIME OFF,TO VOTE. inali' singing find, Jay Johnson a reservoir .to be called on when j fascinating little numbers are typi- a woman act young, look beautiful Ivory Coast Jungle. Gold Coast. I 'The 1553 Unified btati : citizens whose deep vocal shadings fringe ne-ded. Another method of water­ ■ cal of the matador The crown i* I Nations and feel ...... desired." French Nigeria belt. Liberia. French employees of the United pleasantly on the EXkatlne front. ing that can be used successfully , Just tall enough to add height and Secretariat were given time-out to Just how do you choose'ybitr hat? Guinea and Soudanese are among when you are going to be away from the brim protrudes Just enough at lote for a two hour stretch. The Do you buy one similar to that of the 12 ten-inch records. The col­ Meanwhile,' Kenton concert con- home for several days is to use glass the sides. So if you are not so tall, daily routine was as heavy as usu­ your friend because it looked espe­ lection is said to be the only com­ noiseuis may bask in the tonal wicks which bring the water slowly try wearing this type. You will be cially stunning on her? If so, don’t prehensive high-fidelity collection al. shades of Die new Capitol Stan to the plants. ultra,smart as well as weil groom­ do it next time. First of all, because if West African music. MARGARET TRl'MAN Kenton present* album. Here Ken­ Make sure the plants have proper ed. you are an individual and your SABF.NA AIR LINES ART Gl'EST ton. the creator and experimenter, drainage to carry off excess water. Although Mr. Fredrich says' you ' This week Miss Margaret chapeaux choice should reflect your 1 FEATURES KING SOLOMON his full freedom from the restrict­ This can be done by boring hole* should buy a hat that makes you 'man, the President's daughter, '^own particular personality your MINES DISPLAY ions of the dance band field to dis­ In the bottom of the container. j "aot young," don't mlscontrue the oes In the northern sections of the » meaning. I know that age Ls one Madison avenue windows with Afrl- 5 hlbltlon of the Grand Central of unique and unusual interests. country It is desirable to have de­ thing we never discuss. Neverthe­ Secondly, because your face may can art in tribute to the Africa film 1 Galleria* wliere winks ot art The album's six sides are dedicat­ tachable window-boxes for the out­ less it’s always there. In buying a be the same in shape, and that cer­ opening at Radio City - this week. 1W artists was on view. ed to members or sections of the side of yotir home — for extreme hat to make you “act young," does tainly plays an important part. For King Solomon's Mines." The giant, The young singer announced band They are:’ cold is harmful — even fateful — to not mean to buy one that Is typical Watussi are among the artlstoerat" names of lay members whose names When it comes to mailing a HalLs of Brass. House of Strings, example, if you have an angular I a great many plants. Also, keep In or so-like the young. Ckfistmas package to her man in face, never buy a profile number, I of Africa featured in the picture were drawn from a jar holding Shelly Manne (drummer». Art mind the plants that need sunshine for it will only tend to make your Instead, he means a hat that is which the cast trekked some 14.000 i lucky title for painting nr bronzes gervice, pretty Jacqueline Bahr Pepper i Saxophonist), Maynard take* her cues from instructions when placing to the boxes Inside. becoming to your years, different ■ miles to make. each valued it he paintings) nl 6350. Ferguson er.sonne) man’s more recent Capitol, The will converge upon New Orleans young lady henelf, what moro best with HAIR ATTACHMENTS She earned her masters degree problemaj could any GI ask in a Christmas Nearness of You paired with Jo­ December 27-30 for the 30!h anni­ from Columbia University and he- hannesburg, a dramatic ballad versary meeting ‘of Zeta Phi Beta A Gypsy and Puerto Rican de­ bundle? Ph D. from the University of Chi partment are under expansion in Dr­ The Ray Anthony band which Sorority. cago. ier to alleviate the problems caused lias hit a nice stride in the Capitol Hicme of the meeting which will n their case loads being carried by revival, Harlem Nocturne played bring together members from 175 Ava Instead Of tn Olenn Miller style COSMETIC AGENTS DPW investigators. chapters will be ' Democracy. Hu FLORIDA TENOR SET man Relations and World Peace " Agents wishing to add."well known, I FOR HARLEM DEBUT Lena for'Showboat' lit would sound like Miss Oardner. Highlights of the planned pro-1 high profit items to their stock can double their income. Exclusive ter­ i George Ford, tenor, a native of HOLLYWOOD - iANP> Pili) Later the producers decided to have gram will include three work hop -j ritories open contact . . . Jacksonville. Florida and product of Moore, the composer and pianist, Is Ava sing herself and hired Phil on “Administrative Procedures." DOLLY DIMPLES. sdward Waters College was present­ coaching beautiful Ava Gardner Moore to coach her just as he had “Leadership and Group Dynamics' I P. 0. Box 4696, Atlanta. Ga. ed by the Bethel Florida Circle Nov. who is to sing the lead role as Julie, Miss Horne. and "Campus Contributions." 19. in "Show Boat "■ WJien Izna Horne Miss Barbara Mason, soror re­ He Is the eldest son of the Rev. first berrán making personal ap­ HAGE AND SCREEN STARS PREFER cently returned iroir Europe where AUTO SEAT COVERS and Mrs. Israel D Ford and a pearances, Moore was her accom­ she served as an exchange teachet member of the Luther Henderson panist and conch from New Rochelle, New York, wil! FO* AU HAKES Singers. The event was at Bethel At first it was reported that Miss tell of her experiences overseas h: A. M E. Church of which Rev. Hil­ Horne would be doing I he -- real GLAMOUR / I derbrand is pastor. PAGE BOY * T a talk. "Education as a Means o! 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» College, Tuesday morning in the ThM» "Three Little-Angel«" Make Appeal For T. B. Christmas Seal Sale college auditorium. The occasion 82nd Arwiiversdry was 'he otsertince of Amtfi»n Education Week under the .ponwr- Of Saint John ship of 'hi Tennessee State college chapter of the Future Teachers of Baptist Church BETA P8I CHAPTER PI OMEGA'tng Mid listened to a talk on ’The America. FBAyiRMiTY HOLDS , , Business leacher'' b» Mr. Natniniel Speaking further. Mr. Whitfield The 82nd anniversary of hiToric Tiie 'faculty lounge of the Menn- A. Crippen. , state Consultant, In gave two reasons for his openlnt, 8t. John Baptist Church will be ritt Utaary of Tennessee State Col- Service Teacher Elicatbn, and statement: Teaching fills a great celebrated Sunday, November SI ltta ms the acene of a colorful in- A opiate P. ft -or of Education a' need in our society," when he said, during the 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p, Tennessee State College "Ore is born with a million pos­ m services Dr. William L Cramp, director ol sibilities and becomes the product i Reverend A. McEwen Williams, thé division of business adminis­ of his teaching.. Being flexible pastor, will deliver a special sermon, tration and education: Mrs. M. he can be molded Into the image | and the choir will render special Clay Pinkston, head of the depart­ ano likeness of God, o’ he can be music at the mornin? .Urvlce. ment of business education; and made deterimental to society., be Mr. Nathaniel D. William.« will Mrs. Cecille V. Cramp, astreinte is taught - not always in forma! I be the principal speaker for the professor of business rdueauon, con­ school - but in the iigh' of certain evening service. His subject will be, ducted the ceremonies. experiences.. It Is an important "Looking Backward with a Forward Thoe initiated in addition to profession because of the great in- Glance" Other speakers will ap­ President Walter S. Davis were: influence teachers hive, and havo.- pear on the program, and special Harr,- Theron Boyd. Cass F, L had, through the years." music will be given by all of the Teague, James Hopsin's, Misses N Mr. Whitfield declared that teach-, church choirs. A special invitation DOnzaltigh Turman, Joyce E. Free­ ers should be creative and posses¡ is extended for this program. man, Virginia D. Sipith. Joye Juani­ aymvmic per- onalitles ... .teaching | “Die public is gordiallv invited to ta Teague, Dorothy Evelyn Lee, la a profession to the same degree both services. Louisiana Clardy. Lila Hobson, and that rhe teachers make it profes-1 slonal. a»l students in tne department of Anniversary committee: business education The speaker was introduced by I R. Earl B'anJ, M. D„ • General Miss Lillian Byler, pre-idenl Of the j Chairman; Mrs. H. B Craigan, Mrs. TENNESSEE STWE COLLEGE ' organization. John Woodnn sang ' A. McEwen Williams, Mrs. B. J. CELEBRATES HOMECOMING Malotte's arrangement of "The i Batkin. Tenne-see State Csllege began its Lord’s Prayer" and Miss Joyce i | celebration of Homecoming on Freeman sang, "My Task" Wednesday. November 22 with the Mrs. Robert? Petty Beets, pro-! traditional bonfire, pen rally and fessor of Education i.nd Consultant I band concert. The General Alumni | in tne st He Education pregram, is Association met at a breakfast 1 sponsor of the Chapter. | business session in the college cafe­ DR. VIRGINIA S. NYABONGO teria on Thursday mcrnlng, and SPEAKER AT VANDERBILT later were entertained by a bar- Dr. Virginia S. Nvabongo. director | benie feast. Student Personnel Services, Tennes­ see State College, Nashville, was All studeni organizations partici­ I one of the speakers in a panel dis- pated in the parade by soohsonng cussion on the Organization and In­ floats and were awarded przes ac­ tegration of Student Personnel pro­ cording to the decision of the grams when the Southern College judges. Highlighting the festivities Personnel Association met ai Van- .. was the football game, with Ten­ I derbilt University recently. nessee State at grips with Oramb- "Key words in guidance and per­ BAPTIST ling State College at the college i stadium in Nashville. Miss Madelyn sonnel work ar? orientation and ad­ nations, home services, and a variety justment ' said Dr Nyabongo, . AM, "Miss Tenne see State 1950- of other activities designed to eradi­ as she outlined the fourteen point £ 51," re'gned, as majorettes and cate the dreaded disea e that onef < student personnel program at Ten- i, cheer-leaders nrtvidtd the usual tanked as the "number one killer” nesree State and emphasized th? J5 form of entertainment at tne mid­ in the nation. importance of faculty-student rela- point of the gime. Jostp.h Daniels, 1 t ionships. Two of these youngsters are the senational twlrler, gave a thrill­ ing demonstration of what can be done with the baton. Spencer Davis announced the gdme. All friend.- am visitors attending MARIE BAKER CIVIC CLUB the Homecoming found that same The Marie Baker Civic Cluu met genial-hospitality at Goodwill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Manor whe,re President and Mrs. Marable, 667 Tait Street recently. [ Davis have d’stipgirished them- All members were present. ’ selves as ideal hosts. Mrs. Mary D. King, president of Heralding one of the most beau­ Mae Simons, narrator. 8TATF. OBSERVES AMERICAN the Federated Clubs of this city, tiful parties of the season will be Seme of the lovely modeLs are: EDUCATION WEEK was speaker and gav- a fine talk La marcher s Annua) Fashion Siiow Mesdames Ida Cotton White, Ida "Teaching is one of the most ini'- on the general theme. "Club Acti­ which this year is called a "Black Taylor,. Dorothy C. Tucker, Noble ' portant profession's in our society," vities." Magic Revue." Ephrum, Fannie Joo Jones, Cathe­ said Professor Thomas Whitfield Three new members were added beautiful lace cloth and a very This event, one of the smartest rine Knox, Gladys Hose Miller, of the David Lipscomb College, THE ANNIE L. BROWN to the club at this session. The large wedding cake waa placed in and most beautiful given by the Helen Prater. Verna Walker, Katit Nashville, speaking to the student HEALTH CLUB next monthly meeting will be held I The Annie L Brown Health Club the-center. A very delicious menu club, will be held Sunday Novem-> Burchett, Australia Hodges. Misses body and faculty at Tennessee State, at the residence of Mrs. Maric Bak­ met at the residence of Mrs Alice was served the guests. Highlighting ber 26, 8:00 p. m. at thè Hotel Emely Lois Horton, Helen Thomp­ er Eiland, 90 W. Illinois Street, De­ Hancock 1222 Walker Ave. Wed­ the occasion was the presentation Men's Improvement Club, 140*- son, Elizabeth Verse, Catherine cember 4. nesday evening, Oct. 28 of a beautiful diamond bridal set Hernando Street. Smith, C. Byas, Opal Brown, Mar- Mrs. Hattie Marable, President; Dr R F Ackerman, one of by Mr Ellis to Mrs Ellis. Mrs. Louise Joyner is- general quartt Swuatsey. Sira Johnson and ATTENTION Miss Bemyse McKesslck, Secretary: Memphis' leading, diabetic special­ Mrs Ellis was dressed in a beau­ chairman, Mrs R. J. Turner is many others. Mrs. Dora G. Williamson, reporter. ist« was the speaker of the eve­ tiful ice blue satin evening gown chairman of the model'. Mesdames ning. Our subject for this meeting and-wore a pink corsage. Guests Starks and Hayden co-chairmen of Tickets for the “Black Magic Re­ Doctor«, Lawyers, Professional Men, Insurance BRY'S PROGRESSIVE CLUB waa Diabetes and Dr Ackerman ex­ who were also dressed formally decorations. Mr. R. S. Lewis, Jr. vue” may be secured at the door. Bry's Progressive Club will hold plained all phases of diabetes and were: Mesdames Corine Myles, master of ceremonies, Mrs Hattie ■ Admission $1.00. * its meeting at the residence <*t Mr. answered questions on different Thelma Johnson, Willie Prudent, and Mrs Rufu- Thomt-s, 304 W. health subjects. Dr. Ackerman’s talk Evelyn Cash, Sam Ella Scott and Person Avenue, Sunday, November was happily received and everyone Miss Pearl Harris. Many beautiful Mrs. Ruth Irwin Watson, Woman's felt richly rewarded for ' being gifts were received by the happy 26, 4:00 p. m. All members are ask­ present. — couple. ed to be pra ent Business of vital Day Speaker At Gospel Temple Ouests for the evening were I importance. ! Mesdames Mary D King. L Leath Rufus Thomas, president June 1 erman and M Carothers Cerner MISSISSIPPI and WALKER AVENUE I Ella Seals, secretary. Mrs. A L. Higgins, president Mrs Viva Alexander, reporter IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — WASHER KILLS GIRL THE BOSTON STREET CLUB ' PHILADELPHIA. Pa. - Essie Tbe Bost°n str”1 Club ,rnitlr~’ WILL REMODEL TO SUIT TENANT Sanders. 5 was playing in ihe kit-1™1»’ "L*? res‘*nc?j' M” A Kentucky BtraijM Bourbon chen of her home while her mo- St WhMltev-90 Proof—4 Years OM- ther was doing the family wash , Ja'k I*1*' Bottled by B. J. Bemmei 4 Co, Apply ACE THEATRE The child teas standing In some dled water which had spilled on the I ^±””1 floor when her fingers became ¡the devotional service. The next HOUSTON. Tex. - (ANP) - The caught in the wringer and shoved meeting will be held at the resi­ Board of Directors of Texas State her hand into an electrio socket. dence of Mrs Ollie Brownlee 1146 University last week approved final The child was electrocuted and Celia St Thursday, Dec 7 plans for the first unit of a $1.950,- the mother, Mrs Jane Sanders, 22 Mrs Percy Hunt, president 000 Science building. The new unit Mam nuit was knocked unconscious as she Mrs Pearl Polk, reporter will be-a two-story Pharmacy Build­ tried to rescue the child. ing. The new structure will consist of VA BENEFITS Atomic era likely to force 6 laboratories; 2 pharmacy, 1 phar­ vision of physic« texthooka maceutical chemistry, 1 pharmacol­ Veterans who return to uniform, ogy. 1 bat toriology, and 1 pharma­ who have been receiving VA bene­ cognosy. fits. such as GI bill subsistence or Other units will Include 2 re­ compensation for service-connected search laboratories. 1 lecture room disabilities, are urged by the Vet­ for 125 persons, and seven Offices erans Administration to notify it immediately. Such benefits are not allowed to veterans who re-enter w MADAM LEE active duty ^fintai* 3» excluding the dean's. The.se offices STEARNS'¡a for instructors are especially ar­ ranged as to permit research and RAT G ROACH PASTE proper counselling and guidance of students. — ' .

A dispensing laboratory is also being erected for students-studying the art of compounding prescrip­ tions. It will include an advance Why fate less -- dispensing unil (ultra modem pro­ fessional prescription store.» tten Hiebest. Other units will be a conference and student activity room with a modem kitchen adjacent, a dark room, an incubator room n balance room, a cold room and two supply Tooms. PEPLESS NEEDS 2-

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TALLAHASSEE. Fla - Florida With The Red Sox A A M College will meet Wilber- loive Jtatc of Xenia. Ohio in the 18th Annual Orange Blossom Clas­ sic. T’.turday. Decembrt 2. in Mi­ ami's orange Bowl stadium The f Milers. who have won 8. tied I. copped the mythical na- ' onal Negro- tootball championship by playing Southern University of S.'otlandville, La. to a 0-0 tie last week. The Florida A A M Rattlers are -GOOSE" QTRRT champions of the Southern Inler- •EG LEG" BATES, STAR OF KEN "GREAT JEWEL ROBBER" lercollegmlc Athletic Qonfcrence Wilberforce State is undefeated Manager, Memphis Red URRAY'S 'BLACKOUTS OPENS AT SET TO OPEN HERE in Midwestern conference having defeated Tennessee State ig-Ol; ANDY DEC. 7th WITH NEW REVUE Lincoln iMo.t 57-0; Kentucky State 32-3; Alcorn Ar-4 M 7-6; and Prairie View A Ar M 19-13. The Ohians have lost to the North Carolina A & T. 20-13; Southern U. 24-0; Morgan State 14-13 and West Virginia State 23-19 Wilberforce State has a season record of 5 wins andu defeats Florida A & M has eight straight wins over Texas College, Fort Val­ ley State Mortis Brown, North Carolina A- * T Allen U. Tuskegee institute, Bethune Cookman, and Benedict College before last week's o-O tie with Southern. The Orange Blossom Cldbsic is the top Negro intercollegiate classic scheduled for December. . Tennessee State To Meet Crambling State College 00O00 NASHVILLE. Tenn (SN8i - lie« will be the football game al The Tennessee State College 1:30 o'clock when Tennessee Stat* Homecoming celebration will tie—pups with Grambling State Col- gin Wednesday evening. Nov. 23 lege at the college stadium, 16608061 with the traditional bonfire, pep Miss Madelyn Allen. ‘Mias Ten- rally and hand concert. A break- nessee State 1060-81" who wa fast business session is scheduled crowned in a colorful setting, Oe- tor 8:30 o'clock in the college ca- tober 28, will reign. Majorette st Louis - ianp> - Dean feteria on Thursday morning for and cheer-leaders will provfdi Scovel Richardson of Lincoln Uni­ versity school of law. was notified the General Alumni Association the usual form of entertainmeti here last week of his unanimous and a barbecue is planned tor at the midpoint of the game their entertainment with the col- Joseph Daniela, the mnaaUoM election to membership m the American Bar Association. He is the lege as host. twlrler will give a thrilling demoi first Negro attorney in the state to The parade with all student or- straton of what can be done wtti ganlzationa participating, will the baton. Spencer Davis will Ad- wih ABA membership. The nomination was made at the form in front of the administra- nounce the game. All friends am November meeting of the associa­ ton building at nine o'clock on visitors attending thia Homeoom tion’s board of governors. The can- Thursday morning and begin mov- ing will find the same genial hoi GEORGIA When David Brian learned that he was to portray the title role In ig at 10:30 a. m Prises will be pltalty at Ooodwll Manor whan didate was recommended by Prof "The Great Jewel Robber". Warner Bros.’ true film story of the infamous SUNDAY - (Double Feature) - MONDAY William Tucker, faculty dean of the given to those sponsoring floats President and Mrs Davis have dis career of Gerard Dennis. Brian set about digging up some interesting New York University School of law according to the decision of the tingulshed themselves as idea facts about the one-man crime wave. The film opens Sunday at the New who is currently working with Dean Judges. Highlighting the festlvl- .hosts. Daisy Theatre. Born in Ontario, Canada. Dennis was dark, handsome, quietspokcn and apparently irresistible to women. At 18. he drew a nlne-month term for theft and two years on the same count, was sent to a prison farm for a year. Dennis always worked alone, spotted women with the brightest jewels, learned their living habits and went to work The end came when his "man wanted” poster was seen by an acquaintance and reported him.

NA8HV1LLK, Tenn - iSNSi - A crowd that completely filled The Most Ruthless Edmond O'BRIEN Pamela BRITTON ACE THEATRE First Baptist Church, West Nash vllle was present Tuesday for the MISSISSIPPI AT WALKER Outlaws In All . funeral services of Jesse E’oster of The West! 4015 Indiana Ave. who after an SUNDAY - MONDAY Illness of more than a year died Saturday, Nov. 11 at a local in­ firmary Randolph SCOTT in Tile esteem in which the deceas­ STARTING ed was held was attested by the tributes paid to him at his fu­ neral, by the pastor, Rev. W. A. Jenkins, Revs wm Crawford and Jacob Southall, and also Mr E C Vokley, the city Attorney. Both Mayor Cummings Hurt Sher­ iff Gamer Robinson were among Richardson on the committee on those who either attended the fu­ IN COLOR BY cooperation with bench and bar of neral services or expressed sym­ ‘.he Association of American Law pathy to the bereaved wife. TECHNICOLOR schools. Mr poster was the well known arner bros W ' His nomination was sponsored by operator of the ’’Friendly Spot” the Missouri ABA membership com­ on 40th Avenue and the “Idle mittee and supported by Atty. Jacob Hour” on Clifton Road at 32d He Harlem Theatre Audie MURPHY M. Lashly, former ABA president; was an expert in preparing barbe­ Chief Justice Laurence M. Hyde of cue and other delicacies for the 1248 FLORIDA STREET Brian DONLEVY the state supreme court; Atty Ru­ lovers of good foods and built a fus Burrus, retiring president of the prosperous business by the patron SUNDAY - MONDAY Marguerite CHAPMAN Missouri bar group; and Dean Jo­ age of people from all parts of Scoff BRADY seph A. McClain Jr., Duke Univer­ the city and county. (DOUBLE FEATURE Tony CURTIS sity School of Law. He was a good supporter of his • Richord ARLEN STARTS

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There, they | they claimed, and it needs uew pro-, hair long, you would -have known toes. One thing you may do with returns to his cedures. Fr.ir.kly, we wete knocked contend, one sees it was an old tough turkey. them is to slice them just from the former diet; as back on our heels; yet, we.__tried what is gouig on, Those pin feathers are removed refrigerator and fry. Another is a soon as his sup­ Parent-Child Education and will conse­ without avail to drive home lhe easily. Use tweezers or catch them one dish meal - "Finger in the Pie." ply of the pre­ quently be carri­ fact tliat the real basic principles between thumb and paring knife. Mix the mashed potatoes wltn apple ventive factor is This is a good season of the year to bring up the ques­ ed along with the are lasting. To loosen stubborn pin feather.' sauce and put It in a tin muffin again deplet­ tion of Parent-Child relationship and their interacting influ­ current, and will You would naturally look for that place bird in sink pan. With your finger, you start in ed. Recurrance arrive" with much from "sophisticated" adole cents, under stream of the middle and gougt out a circle. takes place there ences in our public school system. Education of note, have less effort One but rim would be surprised - or, cold water and Fill it up with your leit-over turkey fore pellagra can be prevented on i long since regarded and emphasized the close connection be­ cannot help but sympathize with should you be - to hear similar ex­ scrape stubborn or plain cooked sausage. Toss a ly be bringing tween the function of the school and the home in the total these young ones - especiall tremen­ pressions from college faculty mem- ( spots with back salad, heat some rolls and it is a bers. Well, to our amazement, we of knife. Singeing fine looking meal you will have. about a perma­ product of child education. Dr. David S. Brody, Director dous regret for that kind of atti­ nent change in the patient’s die­ heard an official of such a staff, your bird i-n’t Have you tried a pumpkin pie tude. tary habits. of University Counseling Center, University of Montana, who prided himself upon being I necessary, Rinse with a ginger cookie crust’ It’s all Most ot u.- more mature ones The ’prevention of pellagra is “progressive," say that this making the inside of the has written these clear, ringing words: have had the same thoughts - es done in the refrigerator a day simple in theory, but difficult In a better mouse-trap and causing the “The relative stability of family life today has served a lAatter ot fact such is a human oira with cold ahead. practice. world to’make a beaten path io yujr to emphasize the need for creating a better understanding trait. Such an attillde overtook, water. Wipe the COMBINE: If every normal pereon receives door may have been all right back several things, twq of which will bird dry. 1 1-2 cups of light brown sugar enough of the foods containing the | of the pupil’s personality as a function of his home experi­ when Emerson said it- Today, he be mentioned: (It Education or Cook the heart, 2 tablespoonsful cornstarch pellagra preventive vitamin, there ences. Not only must the school be able to understand the development presuppose« activity on j maintained, one has to use high liver and gizzard 1-2 teaspoon ground cinnamon would be no pellagra. This means child in relation to his home, but parents must also realize the part of the-Jearrcr. <2» Distan' pressure advertising and positive »■¡J f right away since 1-4 teaspoon ground ginger I eating the type of food which con­ By A. L. GUERARD as subtle and influential teachers in affecting their chil­ places 'have er.chantm.'mt far be­ frontal attacks. This better moiise- the giblets spoil 1-2 teaspoon salt tain pellagra preventive vitamins. THANKFUL ( trap idee takes entirely "too long." dren's attitudes, their level of and their outlook yond actuality. < quickly. Just coi ¿r 1 teaspoon vanilla to 1 1-2 cups Even if the patient is economical I'm thankful, whate’er cornea my motivation At that we vere dumbfounded and toward life. The pupil too must be helped in understanding A boxer must box to be and re­ the giblets with water. Add a tea- cannea pumpkin ly able to obtain these foods, such way, main a good boxer. The same is true llatbergasted. but we held our spoonful of salt, a little onion and Add 2 cups milk factors as availability and .dietary If God sends it to make His day the role of home experiences in shaping his personality.” for baseball players, football play­ ! peace for a change. celery. The giblet' may be used in Cook in top of double boiler Until habits and customs, must be tak­ Be it sunshine, or be it rain, That quotation, as lengthy as it is, cites and sums up ers and what-have-you It is true In view of the above, it is quite the dressing or as grav^. thick Remove from heat. en into consideration. Food con­ I will try not to complain Distracted and worn I might be the situation. It defines the area and function of the school that deadwood can float down thc gratifying to see today, such a vivid Good poultry cooking is a matter Add 2 teaspoon gelatin dissolved taining the pellagra preventive VL Still His love upholdeth me - tream-with the current; but ii illustration of the truth of our OUi of following simple instructions that In 1-2 cup of cold watef Stir well. tamins are especially necessary with the child, it points out wherein the child itself has a during the late winter and early I’m thankful, whate’er comes M takes a goed live, vigorou., fish to rot elate" principle Good ceitainly have proved their, worth. Siner 'Add 4 eggs yolks beaten (save place and a responsibility in the program, and most of all, it Spring way, * swim up-stream against that '■ur- oid come out of Nazareth nearly meat is the main Gish you want it whites for meringue) The four outstanding features of If God sends it to make His duVT defines the important place and responsibility of home life of 2000 year ago. and th'- world did to be a hit, not a miss. Rub the Blend weli and cool. Fold in 1 rent. Activity is a must in thi this disease which will serve to fix make a beaten path to the door tn body cavity with salt il-8 teaspoon­ the pupil toward learning situation. This idea, of course, is life: no one can hope for nor should cup cream whipped to hold ihape. the clwracteristics picture in mind not new. But it is nevertheless, one that finds too little em­ he desire anything else. Such seems a man w ho makes Ills home in a ful for ejch pound). Allow about but not too stiff. Pour in re­ small and comparatively obscura are skn irritation, diarrhoea, men to be the order of the universe and one cup of stuffing to a pound of frigerator tray and when partly j tai confusion and death. phasis in our educational system. No organization can lie town. The Nobel Prize is about as turkey. Stuff body cavity and wish­ that is that. frozen, take out and stir thorough ! rreas--tal ilmmdu of as much mutual help and usefulness in supplying the .coveted an award as one could wish. There is an old proverb which bone sections slightly. Your slutting ly Then pour over; The diarrhoea denotes the outstand Anri. William Faulkner seem; to, link between the pupil, the school and the home as can the say- that distant Helds look green., looks and smells very tasty. Fasten Spiced Ginger Cookie Crust Ing feature of the gastro-intesti­ ' have written the "better book” i Parent Teacher Association, They know what the interests Almost everyone from lhe country i the neck skin to the back. Fix the MIX: nal involvement, it occurs in at which literally ana figurutively j wings as if the hands are on the are and they know the minds of our children. knows that, and he knows also that, 1 1-2 to 2 cups ginger cookie least 75 percent of the cases 1 after they have been reached, they made the world makcTEhtren path hips and the elbows turned out­ crumbs ro'Jed fine The nervous symptoms which are tre not. To support this second ton- to his dour in Oxford, Mississippi, ward. Close body cavity iwilh fasten 1-4 cup dark sugar so serious a part of the pellagra tertion we have reminded these not too far from Memphis. A: you ers and lace up. Tic legs togethtr 1-2 teaspoon nutmeg syndrone are so many and very va­ Hint To The Smart Girls youngMers of Waiter Malone, Lucy; know friends, that happened just a and .’asten to tail. A damp cheese 1 teaspoon cinnamon ried. ampbell and W. C. Handy. Ail of1I few days ago. cloth over top and sides of bird 1 teaspoon ginger Death is an outstanding feature NEW ORLEANS. La. -(ANP)- helps to keep it moistened. If cloth 1-4 teaspoon ground cloves j of this disease for those who be­ We are getting a little fed up on the pictures of beauties According to statistics released this dries ahring cooking re-dampen 2 teaspoons finely preserved come bed ridden, but in those who week, tlie foreign student enroll­ half-clad and posed, as they prance around the exhibition with fat frem bottom of-pan. suffer only from a mild annually orange peel ment In Louisiana and Mississippi halls for a chance to be called a “beauty queen.” Place turkey on one side of breast Combine wtth-trumbs. Work in 4 recurrent form of the disease, the LOOKING THINGS OVER mortality is quite low. has doubled since the 1944-45 The contest idea has been worked overtime so far as on a Hat rock at least one-half tablespoons melted butter or short­ school sealons. Negro students still inch high or place breast down on ening. Line pie plate with ihixture. Pellagra is exclusively a disease feminine shapeliness is concerned and some of the contest­ of the poor in regions where the oannot enter white schools In these By HELEN CALDWELL DAY n V-shaped rack. For "best results Pour pumpkin filling over and ants seem to lie ready for anything so long as it is called a habitual diet is faulty. Gases near states poultry mu t he roasteo at a con­ freeze Just before serving, put over l.v always make their appearance in The greatest number of fore » "contest” with a prize attached, to be awarded for pulchri­ ...... j th' woman who in the fullness of grace stant low temperature ' without top. pre-cooked molasses meringue. students is at Louisiana State u.W But-h and I went walking the early Spring and persist until tude. i -omc cat' ' may indeed become a child of God searing, without the addition of other day, and we saw — versRy, Baton Rouge, where it re­ The obvious explanation is that the public is girl-con­ which he proceeded to claim as I as well. water and withom being covered. quired a federal court mandate to When poultry Is about make It possible for a Negro ex- scious and the explanation may lie altogether correct. Just playmates. I walked a few minutes Often I wonder if scandals ’ like three- fourths done, turn breast MART OF THOUGHT GT. Roy 8. Wilson, to enroll in the • until they had exchanged greeting- the recent scandal in Memphi.. up to the same, it is about time for some smart girls to figure out brown - it more .»owning is desir­ law school there of talking and purrings or meows, could ever occur more people gave By FRANKEI.LE ROBINSON that there might be just .a.biLniore allure in less exhibition­ homeless, negelcctcd or cruelly ed. Roast turkey, using time table Mississippi colleges showing an then I insisted we continue our increase in foreign student enroll­ ism. There really might lie! walk. Then I read some articles on abu-ed children just a nart of the as a guide for cooking. A two to time, money or effort annually live poind turkey should be cooked nEASOnWd’^a 'tiiu 'rnn 1 C°nU' 10 Thee and bring' wilhout ment are Millsaps College, Jackson, cat- und locking at this and that Mi«., and Mississippi Southern lavished by many on our furry at 350 degrees for 2 1-2 to 3 1.-2 EVERY PI RWKF V.n 1 eXCU'e or “P010^'' lhe accumulation grew cat conscious ’ College, Hattiesburg, where 100 friends like eats. I wonder how hours. Tne larger *he bird, the S BIBLE “ TH' |°f 1 haVE - Iear ” Did you know that we are just non-Americans attend Brief Comments coming out of National Cat Week, many of our and Europe's or the lower the temperature to roast my neort as I petition Thy for- The season for harvesting is pa t, sponsored by the Arm-rican F’eline rest of the world’s starring chil­ You can test for doneness by press I giving spirit. Through Thee I shall Magnesium assembly process and the time for giving thanks is Religion is a powerful force, either when used to pro­ dren could be fed by that money Ing the thickest part of drumstick be able to transcend every barrier Society of New York, an organiza­ now: _ speeding up airplane output mote worldly purposes or heavenly propensities. tion which reaches 44 of our states lavished on these beasts, were they with fingers iprotectad by folded and obstacle. My thanks for that I Our Father whose purposes are besides some foreign countrie-? Do reduced once more to a fare of paper or cloth I. If meat Is done, it friend who in the midst of this 8teel fabricators are notified of always holy, it is tragic that lo We aré about set to see another industrial miracle pro­ you know that table scraps «with which after they will feel soft. Also, move leg up and hectic, confused world brings love, first clvlllan-use cutbacks. over a ’’million are Just as haopy». Or will the day down, if done, joint will move easi­ many people under blue skie . fair j laughter and tenderness into my come when we give up having chil­ ly or break winds, quiet seas and calm day' do vided the government puts up the, money to pay for the mir­ dollars annually life. I know that If love could have consider luxuries... the beauty of is spent Lai the dren altogether, 'except certain Your family won’t complain if not sense a need of Thee. Lest 1 Its way in the hearts of mankind acle. ' careful'y and scientifically selected turkey struts back io lhe tabic oeeonie to, I thank Thee for dark the countryside and the feeling ot ■welfare of’ there Just once, that every difficulty and inspiration in the morning. If tlie couple, under hygiencialiy r-and | several days after Mir big feast. skies, ill winds, stormy seas and furry creatures? anxiety that the heart and mind lights should go out for me, the sociological! as well psychologically There are numerous ways to use hectl: days. When It. is dark Do you knew Hut knows would be solved. I am thank­ wine turns to gall, the music stops many apartment perfect conditions for the propaga- cooked turkey that will please them. enough 1 can see the stars. 1 am ful for the blue of the sky warmth WHY LOOK FURTHER FOR also grateful for every winter-im­ and friends desert me, I shall thank house, and land­ Here are -ome recipes for leftover of the sun ...wholesome food...... prisoned moment of life; for some Thee for remorse. It is then, when lords which will turkey the prophecy of winter in the air., day I shall walk under an azure sky I the heart is empty of everything not rent apart­ (l> ftp- j greased ca-seroiC dish. for everyday necessities in America A BETTER WHISKEY? put 1-2 to 1 can of whoh kernel f*long the wood«* trails by the else that I would find even more ment or houses which other peoples of the world banks of lovelj little rivers o! life ' room for Thee. AMEN. _ to families with oom, depending on amount of tur- ' ’’ ...... — ’ ------I thank Thea tor the gift of laurli- ' children, but will key used. Cover wit), slices of tur­ 1er - 'ove's enduring patience - for rent them to families with cats’ key. Pour over this a rich cheese W the firm handclasp of a friend and Would you believe that "generous" MADAM BELL . my sense of sure knowledge that I old spinstere have been known for lion of the^acei, and trve cats in­ some things are true forgiving al! | GREATEST PALMIST their kinoncss to "kitties" and stead fur company? it is an interest­ change to my iniquities and redeeming my cruelty to "aiddie ?" ing speculation. life from destruction. I am grateful j It does seem that we know’ we First time In This Section! for the effect the row of the mother have gotten things a little mixed of the Siamese twins had on me Are You Dissatisfied With Marriage? Have Ton up, a bit backward I have seen peo­ She Intends to keep them and love Lost Faith In Your Wife or Sweetheart? Are You silkenWIUW ple who yelled at or scolded chil­ them as only a mother oould, for In Bad Heath? Or Discouraged? If any of time dren for picking a flower in their Are Your Problems, come let MADAM BELL advtoe yara o« daring to venture on’the ■ mother-love is the .‘amc round the you at once. She reads life to you just as she would read an open it's smooth,,.it's smart porch with muddy, feet, smile in­ world and babies cry in the same book. She fives you your lucky dates and months. Tells you why dulgently at the cat« anuc, in the language whatever their race. Thank your job or business to not a success. She will tell you friends and garden and excuse her bad manners you for the judge who could rub the color from her eyes and see the enemies and will call names. If you have failed in the rest come in the house. There reems tb JWr’ see Madam Bell at once. some difference in fur on the ditan goodness In a Negro boy ..for for­ and a child's muddy footprint in tifications to meet trouble when it COME TODAY FOR TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE. ’ comes and anchorage when the winds the hall. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NO CHARGE. of life blow ana the hurricanes are Now. I like pets, especially cats released against me ..for main-, Hours: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Reading Dally. Open on Sundays loca­ and dogs Sometimes it seems to me tainlng the equilibrium of my soul, ted on Highway 51. Hernando Road at Slate Line. Catch Yellow I’m going to have to move just so making me conscious that while Bus marked Whitehaven, Tenn. Stops right at Madam Bell’s door. we can get a dog for Butch, or cat, the clouds may obscure the sun, it Is Bus runs every hour. The wiêf choice i« and live in peace. But we must not shining somewhere. Just as I am, let ourselves forget that the best W ilk.cn Whiekey! It’s fine cat or dog, is still just that-just a cat or dog. wherea- the w'-rst child whiskey—with mellow is still tha‘.-a child, a human soul -nade in G«d - image We cannot country-style flavor exactly close our doors arid hearts to chil­ The call is for • I dren and open them to cats and as you like it. Tonight. dogs. It is completely against right rea oning to say nothing of faith Kentucky Straight Bourbon sip a nip of Wilken...so It doesn’t make sense A cat Is a beautiful animal and | smooth it’» positively silken. I know some very beolrtiful children.! Yet a cat can only remain a cat. j whereds a chllo becomes a man or Use Banner’s You make a change for the Whin priced low Damp Wash Service Cabin Still and hM full food value ? It's unr family's whultry,

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