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Teenage Mother Returned
Baby Daughter In Court IH-
By EUGENE GARNER Circuit Judge Harry Adams, Friday gave Victoria Stone Ros : enberg, 17 her 18-month-old baby Rubie Louise Stone back to her mother. The hearing was on a unit of time she had taken care of Little habeas corpus brought by Mis. Ros Ruble Louise Stone, but now since enberg, she claimed that Mrs. Faina he$mother has married she wants Mae was holding her daughter, liu- the baby back, Mrs. Mae has no bie to make her pay a. $150 board record to show that Mrs. Rosenberg, bill. 17, ever gave her the baby. Circuit Sirs. Edna Mae told Judge Adams, Judge Harry Adams ruled that a that was not true. Victoria brought child could not be held against a the baby to her home when it was board bill'arid returned the baby to born, and asked her to raise the the mother. baby because she had no way to The teenage mother happily left take care of the illegitimate child. the court Friday with the baby' in Mrs. Edna Mae stated since that ■ her amis. Book Of Poems Nominated For The Pulitzer Prize PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — A book of poems by Mrs. Evelyn Craw ford Reynolds of this city, published in 1953 by Exposition Press of New York City, has been nominated for the coveted Pulitzer Prize, it has just been announced. FIRE DESTROYS. THREE ROOM FRAME ROOM— to have starter! in the center roorij,1as a result of The famed prize set up by-one of Foreword to 'To'No SpocinJ Land; PRESIDENT ADDRESSES N A. A. C. P. CONFER Chief. Executive addressed- '|hqf.tyeeaoiri'TuÌTil _ •This three-room frame house was completely des-i- a three year old boy playing with matches. The America's most distinguished Jour- written under Mrs. Reynold's pen ENCE; WASHINGTON, D. C—Präsident Eisenhow meat Conference of that orgapty'ation in Wash*/ troyed by fire Saturday. The blaze is reported fire cost the life of a two month old baby.—Photo najlsts, Joseph Pulitzer, Is adminis name. Eve Lynn, is by Dr. Mary tered annually by Columbia Univer McLeod Bethune. Of these poems er (right) Is shown chatting with. Judge Theodore ington today. Mr. Eis.eqHdW'iipIdEisenfti the confer-', by Charles Hairgrow. sity and is awarded for poetry and Mrs. Bethune says: "My apprecia Spaulding, of Philadelphia, Pa., member of the enee that racial prfi|udlc^àfta^lscriniinatlonprejudice/ Stf four other classes of literature. tion of this work is deep and sin Nationol Botird of the National Association lo> not represent the feelingviÀtlI^® ma$S of thà. cere, and my prayers are that this Mrs. Reynolds' book. "To No Spe the Advqqcatnent of Colored People, before the American people.—Photo q^^l Mufon. cial Land," is a collection of vibrant kind of devotion, translated into 'r ‘v-n,‘ ',------.------Mrs. Sampson lyric verse which reflects a deep arid poetic aspiration, may bring com warm feeling for humanity. fort and hope to all who come with in the lippie of its influence." ■ In announcing the nomination of- Mrs. Reynolds is the wife of the S^es No Relief In Is ■ SpeakjÄor Mrs. Reynold's book and of 14 other Hon. Hobson R. Reynolds. Grand Exposition Press books which have Director of the Elks Department of also been nomlnatfd, Edward Uh Civil Liberties and wel-known in "Derho Tax Strategy Hear President lan, publisher said: "I never cease to Eastern Seaboard social and politi i Democrats be amazed at the number of really BY THOMAS J. FOLEY worthwhile books that are passed cal affairs. WASHINGTON — (INS) — House Speaker.Joseph W. Martin BY MATTIE S. COLIN up by publishers every year. These Born in Philadelphia, Mrs; Rey At Conference Pulitzer nominations are outstand- nolds Js. widely-known for her news- (R) Macs., predicted Saturday that President Eisenhower will veto ■ •.GWPAGQ-—LANPl-^_JVe iliuve..,i|i8 iI®imfe.-9f'..l’09fc’.wl.ilth might'■ •P»i>gS«'>Auhn. ,ift..Uie... Pittsburgh a tax .revision bill, if Democrats succeed in Jacking On an increase, washingion neyer'liave been“pnblisheri/ ‘if .bkv- Courier’; / Shfe .waS at/one time a /- ^-46NSX4“7Î-.^ too many adolescents In long pants, in personal iricome exemptions. "Wherever the federal authority ’■ j in high places, said former United position Press and the uulliofs did social worker, having served the ! nation f in radio and television at 8 (Continued On Page Eight)’ At, the same time. Cliairmari Dan- extends J will do my-Ufriioir/ii( Nations Alternate Delegate Edith not share a mutual faith lii them." ield A. Reed (R,> N. Y.. of the -p. m. (C8T) Monday In an attempt Sampson, speaking to a capacity House Wnyi and Means Committee, to build up Bupport for the admin bring Into living reality equality crowd Sunday afternoon, in the In a statement on the plan to boost istration’s tax program. among all men" stated PresF* Rose Bowl Ballroom. the exemption front $600 to $700, ii dent Dwight D. Eisenhoweryiiji* declnred, "If successful, the Demo Meanwhile, Rep. Herman Eber- The occasion was the inaugura harter (D.) Pa., said he will make terday. The Chief Executivé/àÜ»j/ tion of Mrs. Marie Brown Thomas, POLICE BEAT cratic etrnt-egy may well mean no tax relief this year.” a House speech Monday stressing dressed the morning sossioiv^t/U as committee-woman of the Second that the proposal for tax relief on Ward Regular Democratic Organi -Reed charged that the proposal the Freedom Fulfillment Confâ*/ js "a politically motivated attempt" stock dividends came from Treas zation. CITY COURT Jessie Scott, 29, of 746 Hamilton, ury Secretary George M. Humphrey ence of the National Association was fined $26 on assault battery to destroy the tnx bill and excise tax for tlie Advancement of Color»/ Mrs. Sampson, who was prin ames Wilson, 38, of 655 antaor. was cuts. He said he is convinced that who has large stockholdings of his James Wilson, 38, of 655 Paritator charges. Tommie HebsOn, 45, of own. People. ( \ •J-l cipal speaker, declared: 396 Avery, face the judge on disor "every American is ready to pay his was fined $11 on disorderly conduct fair share of tlie cost of govern Eberhorter declared: “I think the "All over America there are charges. Margaret Cole, 42, of 425 derly conduct and assault battery members of the House should know The conference launched for-tM charges, the charges were dismissed. ment'' and the “.fair course\ . . Is those who are suffering with Beale, was- fined '$11. on drunk that the taxes of all our people bs that rhe n commendation on divi organization a ten-year drive whim/ guilt complexes and frustrations, charges. Lige Blnnctt, 34, of 954 Kansas, dends Is coming from a Secretary of is calculated to achieve' 'complété was fined $11 on suspicious person reduced to fair and reasonable lev freedom for American worried about us. but Negroes are Mamie Rodgers 20, of 939 Speed els." : the Treasury who has such tremen Negroes'. tijS more alerted to communism than Apt., was fined $11 on.assault but charges and $51 on carrying a pis 1963, the 100th anniversary of'" tol charges. Martin’s statement to newsmen dous stock holdings himself." they think ...The 16.000,000 Ne tery charge. Marie Noorman, 21. Emancipation Proclamation. •: /rii-U<; of 939 Speed Apt. 3, was fined $11 Bob Harris, 25, of 69 S. Parkway came as leatlerS of both parties mar- The Pennsylvanian said th address This prolonged siege against, tlw groes of America, despite racial shelled their forces for what is ex was his own Idea', although he did bariers, have done more In a few on disorderly conduct charges. E., was fined $21 for carrying a remaining bulwarks of segregation Johnnie Cox, 25, of 1297 Guaser, knife pect ?d to be the sharpest political not want to create the Impression Is tentatively estimated to-cost’(jm years than any group throughout buttle of the 83rd Congress. that the Democratic leadership the world.” was fined $11 oil peddling with li TRAFFIC COURT ten million dollars. The Oonferowe / cense. Arthur Bates, 57. of 359 Cnrrellus Smith, of 277 Tllllman Mr. Eisenhower will address the 'would “disapprove" It. ’ session at which tile President SPOlM ■ Mrs. Mildred Casey presented Hernando was fined $11 for carrying was fined $51 on falling to report was held tn the Departmental Aa* / Mrs. Thomas a gqvel and an a dangerous weapon charges. an accident. ditorlum, a government ; haUSI/SÇ J; orchid. Thomas Anderson. 22, of 243 Vu. James Grand. 34, of 209 Dunlapt Booth Describes Impact NAACP leaders who addressad tti»'/ In the •rear, was fined $11 on ope was fined $51 for speeding 30 mph assembly pointed out- the pending S The newly inaugurated commit rating a game charges. in a 20 mph zone. Supreme Court decision ou publto teewoman Introduced Congressman school segregation as being a elgni« FtóME SORRÓWED FAMILY—Shown in the above photo áre Mr. William L. Dawson, who appealed Of School Bias Cases flcant milestone toward the goal .01 and'Mrs.'Edward Wright with their two children after their two- to the Women, to work actively equality,.' . . ■ with the Democratic party. OS month-old baby had perished in a fire which destroyed their home RICHMOND... Va. — (NNPA) ' said "weie already on that bridge In the opening remarks of hl»? at Í3^1'Kennedy St., March 13th, 1954. In center is Henry Tay Other speaker; Included : Cook The Virginia General Assembly —and. there’s u dynamite keg be brief address, tlie PresldWit «14 County Democratic Chairman Cannot escape the impact of the neath it." that he had come to offer greetings lor three-year-old-, neighbor, who is believed to have started the Impending decision of the UnltM He said: "The question is not on behalf of the administration aM .fire.—Photo by Charles W. Hairgrow. Richard J. Daley, and Mrs. Cora -pattoni president, Chicago branch States Supreme Court in the school whether there will be an explo (lie federal government and parti- NAACP. segregation cases, Delegate Armls- sion, but whether, like atomic en eularly to extend to this group good tead Boothe, of Aiexaridfiat told ergy, the force of the blast will be w-ishes for the prosecution of their The invocation was by State the House of Delegates Monday; . channeled to constructive ends or work. i Mrs.Russell WelschsFuneral Rep. Corneal Davis. Mr. Boothe spoke after .-the left to. cause' tragedy . and con He professed a sincere belief In House Appropriations Committee fusion'. Guest artists included the re . IW President Lincoln’s statement that tiacl killed legislation ,,ie proposed “I know Virginians have quali tills nation Is dedicated to the pro nowned gospel singer Mahalla to create a state committee on -ta- ties of intellect and capacities of Jackson, baritone Aubrey Jones, V* i position that all men era created : Rites Held At Avery Chapel iterraclal relations. ;. / ■ spirit great, enough to control - our ;i equal and also belief In the writers'- soloist Helen Ward Carey, baritone problems,’’, he said. Lawrence Davis and Rudolph Wil Two resolutions offered by.;. MT. of the Declaration of Independence Mrs. Russell Welsch, prominent in . He declared that, "The south- who wrote that all men “aie en* social and religious circles of Mem-i liams. emcee. Boothe died In the House Appro priations Committee. On.? mereljk etn.. people . will never reacli ma dowed by the Creator with certain phis, Tennessee was funeralized at i turity- until tliey show the same . inalienable rights.” the'Avery Chapel AME church on i • ' T? wuld have created a 15-member; In courage-In peace that they have Sunday evening,"“March 7, 1954. terracial affairs committee ;. o con- In an off-the-record parley with j IBil sKown ; tn war,- and make practical . high NAACP officials, he expressed ■ Mrs. Welch, the daughter of Mr i U. S. Civil Service ,-W I rider ••economic, educational arid application ol their wisdom to the and Mrs. George Anthony of Craw-1 other problems affecting Virginia." great faith in the American People The oilier would have authdr.'zetf facts/ unwelcome but inevitable, as a whole. ford. Miss., and wife of Mr. Rus- i Seeks Specialists before/them." . sell Welsch, Carpenter and Con-1 the Governor to appoint “a cod,- fttoptbe urged the individual mem- He admitted that there exist ‘/rt* tractor of this city, after a brief Tlie U. S. Civil Service Commiss mlttee of citizens selected by him ’ Jieri’ito' consider carefully the is ciferous minorities” which do not . Illness died quietly at her home on ion anoances examinations for Air 11 f to consider certain, economic ant' sues “wê fear to discuss or cori- hold the concepts set forth by the '■'■ March 3, 1954. way Operation -Specialists, grades education and other problems template as -a group." -—— Founding Fathers. - y'. /. C-5 and GS6. at salary rates of which may be of concern to tihe “But by and-Jarge,” he said. Abe . Her funeral was preached by her ! si—‘ ; is Commonwealth.” - Mis reference was'to -the alter- pastor. Rev. E. M. Johnson at. the $3410 arid $3795 per annum. Em gives the South may face as a mass of Americans want to be de*: church where she and her/.hus- ployment is at various locations • •<- The Alexandria lawmaker said he lit of the decision In the school cent, good and just and don’t want ■y. throughout civil aeronautics region •egatlon, cases. One is the abo- make difference based on lncnn- . ■ band had held membership “for a ■■ held the view that racial problems ntynber of years arid which she had two. comprising the states of Ala were properly within the province equeritlal facts of color or race,” screed in various " capacities with bama, Arkansas. Florida, Georgia. of the states and that the Federal Although Ideals are seldom achlev- deep consecration. She will be re Lousiana, Mississippi, North Caro Government should- not invade d fully, be said, “the very striving membered as the President of the lina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, his field of dates’ rights. or them makes people better." t Presents HAZEL SCOTT —THEtar-.'-“, TO BENEFIT COLLINS CHAPEL HOSPITAL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1954 AT THE ELLIS AUDITORIUM,! MEMPHIS WORLD a Tuesday, Ma.ch 16, 1954- Prese1^ I'B- “Beyond The Horizon” 1KA Sorors will present their an- I Much of the—y success of the plays il.éyénirig.of drama at the Ellis lean be contributed to Mrs. Ann dltórtum Saturday,’April 3. "Be- i-Reba Twigg, who has used her tal- id the Horizon,------” a dramaent and by foresightednessEii- i.n directing Hippodrome Ball Room Ffiday ne p’Neil, will be, the seventh play ; the plays each year. And evidence : night. Some of the ■ many faces I esented by Beta Epsilon- Omega i of her ability In casting was shown noticed were: Alvin Neal Hogan, tpfltW each year utilizing out- Iasi August when she saw a child . Manassas High Schöol Earltne Matthews, Nellie Peoples, inilipg taleni available in the on the street and decided that she , Melvin .Whitson, Edith Rhodes, iriniunity. ------was the person for a role in this i Eddie Rawlings, Willie James Tate,--~—_. phu«'first play presented by the .years’ play "Beyond the Horizon.”. The Manassas Band appeared on [.find a girl, who don’t mind putting ^f^A’ Sbrbrs was “Guest in tlie , TV Saturday and won the com- | her' ’’ naine 'in thè’-'paper., ”with •■•- you. Joyce McAnul.ty, Lula .Biack. Willie There was a capacity crowd at Harper. Effie Harper. Ralph Ma-: Iftwraijstageri :il tho Booker T. tending last year's play and Mrs. pliments nf both the general-.public,; Joyce-.tornei’ ycu'i-o the cat of the The band is under the ¡inspires of ' past Why didn't Jessie. Coe let lone, Billy Davis, Eddie Price, Jos iVaShirigton High School Auditor- Ethel J Perkins, general chairman ephine Ruffin, Henry Eubanks, jum, “Ihit the response of tlie public of. the play says that "according Andrew Goodrich: you iake her to the dance, After OLD TIMERS CLUB NEWS all- you diti buy the 75c ticket' she: Helen Adair. Roosevelt Mlckleber- (X Was -.i> great.' that ii; demanded al to tlie reports given by Mrs. La- ry, Inez Stevenson, Mary Plummer. : NL .laygejrj.place so the AKA’s went to j Vi'itnr Nailing Weathers, chairman ,t Tlie Old Timers Club presented . went in .on. Ilaildy Tiieritre with the follow- ..01 tile tickets most Memphians have , a dance beyond description Friday Watilli Daniels what happened to ; Vemlce Townsend, David Rice, Do ;lti‘fi' . drama tic' -production: Smiling ; bought ____their —tickets.------However, ------if night .,l the Hippodrome Ball Room you the other Monday? I noticed rothy Dooley. Vera Bruce, Claude (T§i‘ojie^T; CBJirfts' .of" Wimpole I you luivv. not purchased your ticket, > (Villi music by (lie Rhythm Bomb-’ Tuesday thuI the kids were standing ' Philiins. Rodelle Sanders, Robert j5trdet'ts;»'Aii -My: Sorts" mid "Life-""• you” m-iy ..... see . ••"any“ ■member—•— , of Alpha >j-ers’ ’, Some iH' the ones there were arbund- you like you were Miss Crawford, Kelly Lester, Getre Alex 'WlthiFalher,". I Kappa Alpha Sorority- for tickets Willie Tute. James Harper, Curtis . ' • - -j ander. Delores Macklin, Earline Garrison the. eat from Tennessee Mary Ann Thomas (Washington) Harris, Alfred Ross, Arthur Jean For still greater comfort of the priced at $1.85 lor the maiik floor Andderson, Dorothy McKassic, Doris large,crowd, attending the sorority ■and $1.5C for balcony. For box.. State, Willie McCain. it li'i'e that you will walk a coun- went to Ellis Auditorium'with Iasi ■ scats priced at $2.50 you may,cor< . Marie Ford. Rose Caviness, Doro- 'ry .mile to lie with Jimmie Cooper Adair, Adolph Bolton, Dave To yeai-’d-dramatic iirodiiction of "Trial ' tact Miss Jewel Gentry, at? 1033 , McKiissic. L. V. . Tate, Dave or is ;l Ronald Childress? I notioe lar. Joe Lee White. :,of 'Mai;;?¡Dugan." ? Lauderdale, phone 9-0720. . I Tolar,- Mary Ann Thomas-, Olando voi: being together at the dance Olando Biggs, Adaline Pipes,’ Ma- . Biggs, Lawrence Robinson, Delores Friday night. Did you pay the-75 rie: Ford, Charles Epps,. Ovid Mor ■I¿ ’•’ Macklin. Jessie Mae Coe, Jimmie cents? gan, Benjamin. Carrol, Barbara Barnes. Timothy Kendricks, Mar ' Cofiper, Leonard Martin, William I, Geraldine Stevens do ! Garner. " - Jimmie. Cooper have I, garet Brown, Ben Alexander, Cal-' . Hamilton High School News vin Parker, Olivri Jc’.an'nn; Zetta Tlli DEBUTANTE Mose Lewis. Joe Lee White, Robert you? Bu| Johnetta, says Darotliv Fieicher says- she Is not . Crawford, Leo Tate, Arnette Mon- man. Mabon; Herman Guy; SOCIAL CU B worried about any one taking B. !' tagye, Howard Mims.' Clarence L. V Tate what is Mose Lewis, Claudette Martin, '. !" ft WaiSt L'ne Dance was. given Posey away from her. Barbara Ford !5Valk,• Jeff. Williams. Earline Harris. friend’s name? I she Mary Joe?Joe__ Clarence Collier, Harriet Jackson, by |liéí Debuta,nie. Social Club l:i\t. it 'truerthat you' and Joe Lauis-Hall I David Rice, Ronald Childress, and Johnson who is the girl you' were , Robert Jones, Wilson Allen, Norlce Thursäay night. -The dance was are cutting out on James Chand many others. with at the dance? <■ Watkins, Adeline Pipes, Gloria givenrat the home, of Miss June Mc- ler? ' GOSSIP - . James Woods Is that your girl Wheeler, L. V. Tate, Evelyn Mayes. ! Kk^icj;.1819 Hamilton St. Those Elia Clemons are you really in i Joyce Savage, is it so that you. I see in your car all the time? If FOLLOWING HIS APPOINTMENT os "Chief Sales 1953 Coupe De Ville Cadillac. Although he has j Ronald Childress and. of course. present were: Maudester Woods. love with Mose Thomas? • Aims ! I ; hate to see Mose Lewis, with another so is that the best you can do? man" by Jordan Automobile Sales, John Parker, been a veteran Automobile Salesman for a num Yours. Truly. . Bernice ’ Nelson, Georgia Ann Lois Jeans . what are you thinking Ij girl? Well I .told you he is the vice James Hooper do you think you ' Yales,'Alma Lois Jeans, Loretta .about so hard? Loretta Woods, ha's |I president of- Manassas and he can are a TV star? If you do I got N. of 552 Boyd, poses outside his $25,000 home, ber of years, Parker has also been for a number COMING ATTRACTIONS Woods, Learlirie, Hrtrris, Ertna Me-: Billy McCou told you thirl* he'liad I with his wife Ruth, his daughter Janice, and his of years on official of the Pullman Company.- ¿get any gill he wants E. W. S for you. I suppose you know what is hap Donald J the Jones, Sisters, jeral eyes for you. '' - --'C. ■:j Hattie did you tell Jimmie Cooper James Morris I don't see. you Photo by Charles W. Hairgrow. Holmes. James Smith, Robert Ola Bowen what ever happened | pening Wednesday.., night; don't ' to. tell me to put your name in the playing with nothing but a car? — | you? Well, in the . case you don’t • Weeden; Louis Bolton; Hazel Wilks, between you and Ihe Douglass I column? Well you forgot to tell me What happen to ihe girl? Willie .Jamison, Edward Thomas, Band boy, and Kenneth “Cole. Hits i it like a man, know I’m telling you it. is the night with whom. I of the Deborette’s Red Shirt Hop, Christine. Johnson, Mary , Flynn, Carole Jamison completely taken ;- Nanette Bradshaw, why is it every James Hampton are you in love I N‘ave the best to. offer, 1 land- ;iiia.nyr many.’ others. Everyone over? I Do The Best You Can. 1'1 know you will want to be a part I evening you have to run from door with that Bass Drum? W. L. Rich- rT’h" , Booker T. Washington High of. the lively crowd, so buy your A. : meeting :wá.s held Sunday, SQUARES: ;■ Ji -to ''.dpoi lookingi;fprs“Floyd?, Can’t ardson do you better to have girl at i, That’s all for now, I-B-C-N-U. -,MÄli,I4. i'354--a;t the home of Mr.' -James Wilton. Learlihe Hanis. I ■ tickettlvkyu andwiid step'right«¿¿h* in thevl.v. Tvwt.Foote : you gfet a .m6eting"piace?...... Manassas and hot Hamilton. Mo- By MARY ANN THOMAS siton, congratulated the boys and j Homes Den. Til see you-there. . Lottis Bolton. (For information a- Albert' Harris, Ear! Holt; Willie Al- I': “Robert Kimball it looks to me by zell whods Ganner? Well Chicks and CIIAPEL PROGRAM TOURNAMENT NEWS lAlnnmAei them --- 1 ■ _ .. . This week Prof. F. M. Campbell, welcomed them to the highest rank I Following the Deborette’s dance boiÄ the address call 9-0980). And . ston, Edward Sesly.- Andrew Lewis,-;.' now you ought to have been able to Felixs tiiats all until Friday. ; As we all know the District Tour in thè. Scout-—, -program.------■ on ;thé‘2Íst;.the meeting will be at Terry Gwin.- Danitsl.’NlcholaS, L-u'r-' gave nis inspiring fireside chat. He nament...... wasw i-and Gums . . . . lighlights_ Of Teenagers i RAr.T. LOSins í!ÁRCABÄLLEKOSAT.1 FROR «níSOCIAL’-fÁr. ’ " ‘ ~ \ _ . a rami-clnssical musical...... , .program, ...... Mrs. W. Anderson, Miss Gwcndpljni i slty and at Hampton Institute—Mr. ' 1 D. C. . loris Mncklin. Harvey Parnell. Char- Hie meeting are March 8-9.». It Is that was heard . throughout the I JEÍ He Allen, Cora "Vernon...... Alvln-“ ' *Ñ.’ hoped thrt nt this meeting. the Rucker, Miss Mae Davenport.. Mr i Hulbard, son of the late Mr. Hui-.’ Hogan. Toinnilc Boule. Claudteet i «‘veiling. I i bard, once a promlnentt contractor By Science Features Choir Directors might get to .un-’ and Mrs Zack Bonner, Mrs. Thomas Martin,,Cdrlene---..... Cloy, Calvin —Beasly,„..O.,. . , i derstand betterutuil outfit;some Ulof theL*IV pro- Otliej' members who assisted at Hayes; Miss Pearlic Gasaway, Mr ! can be associated and will be re- I If the different tables and erected Biubara Harrison, and many oth- blcms involved in transcribing.cho- and Mi's J. Nolan, Mrs. Irving, Mrs ¡■membered along' with Mr. Lewis. Man's, teeth, the hardest struc firm, pink :uj<1 fit snugly ¿round Hazel Scott crs. The dnnce .was given at the guests,were. Mrs. W. A. Bisson. Mrs H. Twigg, president of the Union : tures in the body, are deterior.at- . ------ml music for radio. Mr. John W. Leila Greenlee, Mrs Alma Holland the teeth. In gingivitis eases the Flamingo Room. Willie James .Whittakci of LcMoyne College is Marie L, Adams. Mrs. C. M. Roul- her daughter, Paralee. Mr and Mrs j Protective Assurance Company and ffifc at an unprecedented rate. tissue draws Baek from tile neck Tate introduced the guests as they i • hac, S1‘., Mrs. L. A. Johnson, Mrs Dr. Hugh Gloster, professor at Almost 100- per cent of young of the tooth leaving spaces in ! attending the meeting which is bc- LeRoy Young and Mr and Mrs. I. i Concert Set came in. i . .- , ing held in New York City. L. G. Gowlkes. Mrs.-'A. Ross and Bcdden. University in Japan. ■ people living in. industrial areas which food particles and tartar I TEEN TOWN HOP . Mrs. W. O. Speight, Mrs. L. R. Flagg, s “1 *» >9|««1 throughout the world suffer from can lodge. The gums become ir I A review committee of the South president of, the group was ill. tooth decay, according to recent ritated. inflamed and bleed easily Those attending the Teen Town eastern______Association of Colleges'Mid SYNOPSIS OF “BEYOND THE MR. M. W. BONNER, Memphian Hop were Lore! tn Curry. Addison 1 Secondary Schools will who now resides in Cleveland with statistics compiled by. the World —a...... condition ...... which call lead to For March 31 ~ "1 visit' Let HORIZON” -b V» Health Organization, while nearly the loss of many teeth if neg-1 Cash. Barbara Loving Hnrold Ex- Moyne College I.;.,....March 21-23. ' " , ZETAS JOURNEY TO AKAS GIVE PLAY AT ELLIS a son in law and daughter, was In om, Thomas. CaldweL, Eugene Web- Members of the Committee holly Springs the same-number of adults suffer leeted.Iccted. . 7 tn-, j AUDITORIUM ON town last week to pay his last re -I ■ Crowded houses everywhere greet ster. Clarence Curry. Helen Gaines, elude: Mr Charles C Sherrod. t spects to. Mr. A. W. Willis, First from diseases of the gums irs Treatment with antibiotics, in | Hazel Scott on her current concert A trip'to. Holly' Springs, the. city SATURDAY. APRIL 3RD Well; the form of terramycin paste and Geraldine Hobson, Katie Byrd. . president Emeritus of East Tenhes- 1 of flower gardens and lovely homes EXCITEMENT___ :i____ . as- is mounting Vice President and one of the Tooth decayJs causetLby . taochcsg—quickly reduced inflam I topr. The noted pianist has: brok- Grace Jackson, Wilma Praeter, Tim- scc State Collège, at Johnson City, ‘was a pleasant one for Zeta Soror-- cUrtiiin time draws nearer; Actually , founders of the Universal Life In riety of germs that are always in mation and pain in 18 patients, , en house records/Th’ many" pltrces. 'btliy Wilkerson. Emma Jean Mat- Tcnnesrep President Samuel H. Ity members' last Saturday when curtain time is still two weeks off. surance Company—Mr. Bonner, a the mouth. They feed on starches according to a report by two doc ! filled the famed Snn Francisco hcivs. Forrestirie. Rivers, Robert Wil j Higgins, Allen University, Colunt- they were the guests of Mrs. Susie but that, seems a short time to retired officer of the Universal, is and sugar and produce acids that tors that Was published in the 1 Opera House and caused her recital son, Tommy Sykes,’Lillie Hankins, I bin. -South Carolina, Dyan Otto R. Brittenum and Mrs/ Carlban Grif members of the Alpha Kappa Al highly respected and loved by his eat their way through the hard Pennsylvania Dental Journal. to be moved from a university thea- Charles Phillips, Shelton Windbush. Nielsen, Texas Christian University, fin. Members ol the local chapter , pha Sorority ot Memphis, who have friends, and associates iii Memphis. enamel coating of the tooth and A tooth extraction is bad I Ire to a gymnasiunm so great was Jossie Albright, Gwendolyn Warren. Fort Worth. Texas, and Dean El-> had anticipated the trip for seve- i a major theatrical production to Although he till loves Memphis he exposes the pulp_.to infection. ' enough, bpt there is an extremely the demand for seats. ¡Virginia Johnson, Shirley Tlionip- fort Morgan of Converse College. ral weeks. Tlie group went down on ; whip into shape—but with the tal would never consider returning per Fluorine, added to. drinking wa painful gum condition called “dry Her unusual program which com- soii, Roland Langford; Maudean Spartanburg. South Carolina. 1 a chartered bus and ,a delightful ’ ented Ann, Reba Twigg as director manently leaving his family as our ter, has been one of the few ef socket" that solnetimcs fpllows. ; bine swing with the 'classics, her Rivers, Carrie Thompson, and many LEMOYNE GUEST evening was spent at the beautiful again, we don’t worry too much.- guest. fective chemical weapons against The New- York State Dental fame as a movie and television star others. ' , , Miss Marlecn Bengel who Is' • . . * *.6 K> 6 ' ------1 tooth decay, but only for young and spacious home of Mrs. Brltte- ; The curtain involved will be rais Journal recently reported that I and ..w.her best-selling...... e. records— ’ com------MISS BRONZE znviibiLVlziAMERCIA working with the World University num last.. Saturday.------The-..- lovely). _ . ecedj l0to ygyemreveal ollcone of lntthe- bright spots , We were all shocked to heai- of sters. Other research is directed this condition is caused by infec bine to make Miss Scott one of the | /rhe North Memphis Civic Club ! toward’ finding compounds that tion; in a special study 98.2 per Service was the guest of- the home was decorated throughout on season’s entertainment cal- 1 the passing of Mr. A W. Willis and -I lop attractions in the contemporary 1 has selected Miss Nnnette Bradshaw college o.t Tuesday cvpnhlg, ' .arid . ,,„h «>• „ ¡^¡jj^-BpVonq-The-Horizon” to- be ‘ sympathy goes out -to-the-dear lit-. can be added to food, to make it cent bf the patients who were ¡concert field. Her current tour II to compete in .. the Miss—Bronzc- —with—Lh....b ------—— ------______distasteful to germs, or'one that given terramycin tablets before s p o k e--in-chapel Wednesday,- growing plants. presented "at “the Ellis Auditorium | tie Mrs.'Willis and her family. which brings her to Memphis.. Wcd-~1 Americi contest, or 1954. Miss Brad March 10. 1'1 connection with the Hear the Morehouse Singers at can be used to protect the teeth the extraction were saved from j nesdiiy, March 31. tor a recital In Mrs. Helen N. Waterford, base- ADri]at g p m against acids. • shaw Is the charming daughter of Consolidated Relief Drive on crim the Metropoliton Baptist Church on suffering this additional pain.* ] Ellis Auditorium under the'auspices ¡Mr. and Mrs. Evan.i-Bradshaw of leus presided. According-to the le- between now uno- opening j Scientists have succeeded, how Research may finally pay off in pus. .- j porter items of importance discuss-. night memt)ers of the sorority have i Friday- night, March- 19 -at 8 p. m. of Mississippi Blvd.. Christian 773 Alaska. She is a strident of She i„ i. graduate of the College ever, in preventing or correcting preventing all oral conditions, Church, for the benefit of Collins cd came from a bulletin from the - almost very minute filled with- re- j various gum infections, such as nut a semi-annual chcck-up with . Manassas High School and is a of Woustei and while there was a National Headquarters and a re-1! hearsals.■ costume fittings, ..... -build- - ■ Chapel Hospital, has twice been member of various clubs. Miss Brad- member of the International Rela port was given by Mrs. -Letha Ha gingivitis and “dry socket” the dentist is still, the best extended and Including appearan I1 ing and painting .scenery and sellr Health Day Set The gums, when healthy, are insurance. i, shaw is the secretary of the Ma tions Club. YWCA and NSA. Under ley., . chairman of “Finer Woman : ing tidkets— by the way—c a 1 1 ces ns soloist with .leading symphony nassas Student Council. her leadership u Brotherhood Meals hood” week activities— Mrs. Haley I Jewel Gentry now for your Box At Collierville orchestras as well hs récitals. The Civic Club is asking all teen program was developed which rais introduced her chairman and ex seat- ticket—get them now— There j Co-Chairman, Mrs. Pessle Sissoni. In private life, thé wife of Con agers who desire to Join the North ed a tidy sum for WUS. pressed gratitude to each for their are only a few $2.50 is the price— Friday, March 19 St.John s Map : The Activity Committee is direct gressman Adam Clayton Powell of Memphis Junior Civic Club'to meet spiended cooperation during the Reserved tickets can be bought ing an interesting program of nctl- '¡New fork City, Miss- Scott takes at St. James Church. Wednesday week’s celebration. There will be a special Health Day , vltles throughout the entire- month ,j one weekend out of her .tour each night it 8:00. j from members for $1.85 and up- at Collierville Junior High School, Several pictures were made dul stairs seats are $1.50 of March. ' ■/'. > ■ month to join him in Washington. The purpdse of the formation' of ling the evening— Mrs. Marguerite Collierville, Tennessee, on Friday, Plans for Big Mrs. A. McEwen Williams, Chair Their Infant son remains in New Junior Civic Clubs throughout the BRayford of Grenada, ana Miss Jut SYNOPSIS March 19. beginning at 10:00 a. m. man of the Speakers Committee and '! York with Dr. Powell’s mother. city. Is to prepare the teenagers for LOANS " liet B. Jones of Holly Springs, both The setting i. centered around An interesting and educational pro . her assistants, Mrs. Henrietta Crat- !] Moviegoers Will recall Mias Scott's ' citizenship in a changing .society. women were guests of the hostess two farm families who live side.by gram lias been arranged by Prof. \A/on^Ari Q ¡gen and Mrs. Alberta Brown have phenomenal success In such films Come on teenagers .this is for our t side. The introspective and sensi ON — es. O L. Armour, principal and Mias VVVzlllOII w kx u jr ! teen successful in securing St’John’s as 'Rhapsody in Blue.” "I Dood It." own v clfare •uJ-: pcrftji A tasty turkey dinner was. served tive Robert, done by < James Scotti Lois Broadway, County Health own Mrs. Jennie Sims Broadenax "Something to Sho.ut About" “The -falls In love with Ruth, his next in the beautifully appointed din Nurse, , , The Women of ...the St. John's Vance to deliver the keynote address Heat’s On” and “The Broadway girl who gets the most votes sold Automobiles - Furniture ing ropm. .Each member spoke to door neighbor done by (Jerry Da This program will include free Baptjst Church, Vance at Orleans Sunday afternoon, March 28 at 3 Melody." vis Brown) who Is believed, to-be health examination: free X-ray;, will be crowned the King and Queon said “truly wonderful” was the pass St. of which the Rev. A. McEwen o'clock. In her program here Miss Scott of the annual review. Equipment - Signature word and they are all looking for- in love with Robert’s brother, An- free cancer test, free examination Williams Is pastor are mapping .This is the first Woman's Day will Introduce- several of her own Oid to going oaca. drew (Fred Jordan)—Robert, a for mothers and free health pictures The new members of the club who You will like our ' proiTi|it word to going back. ' ' plans for their Annual Woman's program in the new church build Inventive compositions as well as Joined al this meeting were. Mrs. The Abril Meeting will be with , sickly day dreamer, wants to go to will be shown. There will be a Day. The corps of officers and ing. it Is quite fitting that Mrs. th“'classics and the boggie-woogie. " friendly service, courteous mJs Bernice A E Calloway at 661 sea with his uncle. Captain Dick number of health demonstrations by Stisle Brynht, Mrs, Bernice Wash Mrs. ueuuce dQne by thg QnB ,ind Qnly j general committee chairmen are as Vance Who grew up In the church Miss Scott has- recently returned ington. Mr. Cornelius Davis and treatment and desire to help the Shelby County Health Depart follows: and who labored so long and so un I from her first concert tour of Eu- Mr. William Smith. | Ashton Hayes, captain of the Ship ment . Local Collierville doctors, In tiringly for.the church should bring ! rope where,she hud great successes, . Sunda— Robert is torn between General Chairman, Mrs. Jewel Our goal, everybody in this lo I IT'S GUARANTEED cluding Dr. R- F. Kelsey, Dr. J. the message of the hour. A record i ------1 ; .... cality registered In ‘54. ' Mrs. R. I Ruth and the sea— He finally re M. Glenn. Dr. D. W. Parr, Dr. L. Martin. Co-Chairman, Mis. Essie crowd is expected to hear her DIXIE turns Ruth’s' love whom he later P. Pearce and Dr Clark of Forrest Sizer: Secretary. Mrs, Bertha Con- Club News Francis Gordon, reporter1. marries and remains on the farm. ] rad. Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Sallic Hill Commuunity will take part on First Aid Chapter To I THE ORANGE MOUND CIVIC THE LADIES COMMUNITY CLUB Lx- Ruth soon discovers that her the program ; Cornor, Co-Chairman. Finance ' And Welfare Club met in Its regu marriage has been a mistake- and I Committee, Mrs Ida Mae Bailey; of Riverside .Subdivision met at the FINANCE Cöffl Aftiong the many health topics Meet On March 17th lar meeting which Is the. second résidence of/Mrs. ■ Georgia Curtis,- that she is still in love with An that will Be discussed are Sanitation ! Chtiirman of Finance Committee, Monday night, in each month, at drew. Robert. still sick, fails to - Mrs. Edith Cotton; Program Chair 23G W, Dlsoh-'Ave., Wednesday/ 152 MADISON - 5-704 • Program in County Schools: Mr. I. The Negro First Aid Division of.. 1 ______Melrose -High School. Neither of March 3,>Bevc70bn * led by Mrs ! make a go of the farm. Andrew re- C .Keel. Sanitation Program in the man, Mrs. Mary Boyd: Co-Chair 1 the American Red Cross Memphis- i the presidents were present for the Curtis scripture by Mrs. H. Hollo- i tu.lje,turns, butMUI brings with...... him only-.-.J ---dis-- Home: Mr. D. S.- Ryan. Care of man. Mrs. B j. Baskin: Music | Shelby County Chapter will hold its ; opening of the meeting, therefore way. | Home Owned - V illusion to Ruth and Robert. Both Chairman, Mrs, M. E. Corpal: Re • I'. I.! Infants and Pre-School Children. ¡annual meeting at Red Cross head- the past first vice president, Mrs, All enjoyed a tasty repast. Next : k brothers went against their own Dr. Coleman .Tuberculosis and How ception Committee, Chairman, Mrs. ■ quarters, 3rd floor. Empire Building Althea Pyles, presided over the i Mrs. meeting will be nt the residence of Home Operated nature—So a tragedy develops and to Prevent It. Mrs. King of T. B. Pearl Overton. Co-Chairman I Wednesday night. March 19 at 8:00 meeting . Mrs ..^Carrie Slffi'lds. chap- Mrs-1 Martha Dixon, 346-W. Person tHIUm) n0HTS c0lM Misnuu neither is successful. Ruth, thru : Association and Prof. J, K. Davis. Louise Johnson. i o'clock. . . - lain, le'd ui*to»thc throne of grace. Avn... Tuesday, March ÏC. suffering and sacrifice, finds a re Others who will appear on the 8 WAYS Publicity Chairman. Mrs. Dru- | New alm insignias'distributed and When the first-vice president. Mr-.- lease of it all "Beyond the Hori program are Miss Nora Pittman of Mrs J later rules and general information I Robert Wright made his arrival, zon." 1 tlic Sheiby County Health Depart | cilia Williams: Co-Chairman. Mozcil.i Casey: .Decorations Com- , of Fir3t., Ald wl11 1,6 S'ven at this. . i Mrs. Pyles turned the meeting-over ment, Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend, ' to him. Division I CITY FEDERATION OF ! Shelby County Jeans Supervisor, [I mlttec,, . Chairman,. - Mrs. _ Fannie_ ' _ Pal- - nicethi;I rv Im ..‘Avncawr’. AU instructorsu'lrsnr IzvvA. are asked ZERO 10 I mer, Co-Chairman. Mrs ...... Connie . to bc Prpsent* Election of officers. I COLORED WOMEN’S CLUB , Mr . Earnest Brazzle, Shelby Coun ‘ Mrs Laura R. Tyus, president, Miss The club donated two jackets to IN FAST LIQUID FORM i GIVES SPRING TEA ty Farm Agent. Mrs. R, D. Hunt- Phaniplet: Evangelistic Committee,] A ------r----: I two of the football players at .Mel- Chairman. Mrs. Cokella- Grimes, Annie C. Uargill secretary; Mr, Eu- I rose High School. Two pair shoes to ley, Shelby County Health Depart 1 Co-Chairman, Mrs Eddie B. John- 1 genc p Glaze, director. ment. ______: some needy children in the Dunn I TRI-STATE AMATEUR You owe it to yourself and your4.ion, contact Committee, Chairman. o t a u IJ Ave. area. They were members of BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. health to be at Collierville Junior i Mrs. Aline Henry, Co-Chairman. ¡ Porter r. T. A. Holds a family of seven i Two grownups High School. Friday. March 19, at ¡Mrs. Virginia Fogg: Activity Com- D__„i and five children, for which much BOXING ASSOCIATION 10:00 a.m. mlttec. Chairman, Mrs. Sarah Gray. ■ Regular Monthly Meet I can be done lit"' the Way of cloth ing, milk for the children whose Modernize Now!! Porter School PTA will hold its ages range from three to 10 regular monthly meeting, Thursday. I, The club is sponsoring Miss Rose ENTRY BLANK March 18, at 7:30 t>. m, in the ' Marie Keel, in the City beautiful I School Cafeteria. ■ Repair - Redecorate- j quest lor a Miss Bronze Beauty ol I Gentlemen: | An interesting-program featuring ,1 the city ' ' , ! 11 REMODEL ov - outstanding pupil talent will be ' ) Irj.rQrisjdpration of your accepting this entry, I do here- Paint - Plaster >■ Paper I The club made plans for a ..“Kid — - C—1£ L--..Ä V . tr.rr ririrl ri ri m I n i C 1 r HI n r C IVH1VD E BUILD now! ' presented for the enjoyment of all. dle Review" to be held Monday nite ' by, for myself, my heirs, executors; and administrators,'waive Easy-Credit T^rms! Prizes will be a yarded the hold after Easter. The fashion review- I and reJeâsè any and all rights and claims for damages I may ers of lucky numbers All parents; cd for the -little Boys and Girls, ages 1 have against the TRI-STATE AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCI are urged to be present. Rivalry from toddling to 10.- The boy or ATION for any and all injuries incurred, or ill effects of any $5.00 or more per month ... 22 years experience can't afford to miss’ exists among the classes for the at tendance prize. or all injuries incurred, at any tournament and, or, and all CALL DRIVER BROTHERS Progress reports will be given on • Mrs. G. M. Bumpus. Porter PTA, ' president, urges all patrons to give matches sponsored by soid Association. PHONE 4-1117 the Annual PTA slated for Sunday. April 25. 4-7 p. in. in the School I their whole-hearted support to this Cafeteria. This affair benefits the 1 efforts, Mr. R. B. Thompson Is educational program of the school, principal. Contestant < Start Your Own Bank Account VISIT THE < Club or School Weight EARN $25.00 PER WEEK OR MORE IMPROVEMENT CLUB Age ... years; Birth date; Month ’. Date THIS IS TO CERTIFY that I, parent or güarciiân oTTKe-'above s1gned_contestont do hér by o«ree to the above conditions and hereby give my (i v Telephone 8-9587 con^' »♦ for said contestant to participate in the octivitjè? > the 1 STATE AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION Stuff the bundle full o£. unfolded, flatwork! 14O'/j HERNANDO STREET Sell Memphis7 Leading Newspaper! We'll wash and-finish all of it for-just 1.00 WHERE THE F-INESI IN FOOD. EHIERIAINMENJ Parent or Guardiati (PERMANENT BAND) AND DRINKS ARE OBTAIN Send. Application To: • Shirts sent with this bundle fin- iihed for T2e each, additional ED. CLUB FLAMINGO OFFERS THE FINEST AND THE MEMPHIS WORLD jr Trainer's Signature MOST COMPLETE SERVICES INCLUDING UNIFORM Circulation Department ED DOORMAN.TO PARK YOUR AUTOMOBILE. 164 Beale Avenue Docl- .M Report Memphis, Tennessee. ROOMS AVAILABLE . ZZI * 1 want to sell the Memphis World, Please start me as a salesman: Aci. >f Association Accepted NAME . FOR GROUP AND PRIVATE PARTIES, ADDRESS BANNER Rejected LAUNDRY-CLEANER errr .... STATE OJMLY $60.00 PER NIGHT .. i-a* . TIM TYLER By LYMAN YOUNC AMONG 58 NEWLY APPOINTED professional Ohio. The group was photographed in the main workers in local Girl Scout councils, who attend lounge at Music Inn, scene of the four-week train ed special training sessions in Lenox, Mass., re ing session, while waiting to attend a local Girl cently, were (left to right), Mary Buthman of Seoul: gathering. Except for such formal occa Little Rock, Ark., Barbara Clifford of Somerville, sions, students wore ski-clothes or jeans; and Mass., Mollie Brenda Lowe of Charlotte, N. C., and Margery Reed of Cheyenne, Wyo. Miss Lowe, when classes were over, they found time to en- Jackies Letter Straightens Leaders Court Asked To Uphold a graduate of Johnson C. Smith University, works joÿ’sliàli'rtg,'skiing, snow-fights and other winter for the Miami, Fla., * Girl Scouts in Cincinnati, time fun. Things For Orphaned Tot Freedom Fight Decision On Housing Case Virgin Isle Governor To BY E. J. CADOU he said you were overheard saying WASHINGTON, D. C.—(NNPA) '■many vacancies may. exist. FORT WAYNE. Ind.—(INS)—A yon wish you were white. —The United. States Supreme Such denial, they stated, de little Negro boy in a Fort Wayne "I guess ■ that is understandable Action For ’54 Court is asking to uphold the de prives an applicant of the equal < orphanage is happier and prouder for a boy your .age. but not to me MOUND BAYOU. Miss..— The cision of California courts that • protection of the law. -'...... - •-• — - Teach Spanish Find Use For Skills today because of the kindness of because I dm so proud to be a Ne annual meeting of the Regional low-rent housing may not be pro The San Francisco Housing Jackie Robinson, great Negro star gro that I really feel good. I am Co'incir of Negro Leadership will rated according to the racial com ■Authority was organized to estab PANAMA CITY, R. P. — (ANP) WASHINGTON, D. C. — (NNPA) — After his confirmation by proud because God put us here on position of a neighborhood. lish and administer low-rent pub Adoption of a program whereby of the Brooklyn Dodgei-s. be held in Mound Bayou, Miss.; on the Senate, Archie Alexander will find plenty of use for his en The child had been aloof, hold eartlj and gave us a color that is May ,7th. The announcement this Three persons—Mattie Banks, lic housing projects. It adopted on increased emphasis will be given Tobey Cain and James Charley. Jr. May. 28, 1943, a “neighborhood pat the teaching, of Spanish in the gineering skills when he takes over as Governor.of the Virgin ing back from participating in distinctive, and then put problems week was made by Dr. T. R. M games with other ’ boys. before us to sec what would hap Howard, president of the organi —who successfully brought a class tern policy.” Canal-Zone public schools was an Islands. suit against the San Francisco. Under this policy, it (1) provided nounced recently -by Gov. John S. A Fort Wayne . humanitarian pen. . > . ■ zation. • . , ' The economic conditions of tile Virgin Islands for summer schools took an interest in the children, Housing Authroily, Monday filed a housing accommodations for all Seybold of the Panama Canal "We have gone a long way, Jim races in the proportion which the Zone. Virgin Islands have, been greatly and Island teachers will work and '■ giving them automobile rides and The meeting.; which has in pre brief in the Supreme Court in op live with them for six weeks while taking them to shows and places of mie, and I am sure that God is as vious years drawn a single attend position to a review of the Judg number of eligible low-income la Thextic programUÀUiiiaiu providesuxuviuco luifor Spanishouaiucii improved ------— ------since the days when„ Pre-. . ,, . to ~be taught In every gradenrryall1 sident Herbert Hoover. referred-.UL attending_7. Rummer... _ school" . * classes.-.-.I interest. proud as I am. And I am also sure ance of 7,000, is expected to exceed ment of the District Court of Ap- milies of each race bore to the _> xa - .____ a ...... it,»mmwothem as America’’cs “rwrt-poor bnn«r>house,n” ActbnimbdationsArfcnnimodàtìon.-c! for ciiestsguests hav ■ ■; r ' ta- ■: .. - : taita MEMPHIS.WORLO » Tüesdciyr Mcrc^î^ 1954 W vto;.. Carey Honored ON THE REEL At Anti-Bias By Rev. Taschereau Arnold Fight Dinner Religious Editor CHICAGO —(ANP)— Archibald J. Carey Jr., diplomat, politician Published Weekly In Interest of Religious Progress minister and lawyer, was honored here Thursday night at the an II ■' I nual dinner of the Council Against religious McCarthyism Theological Court Yet today we Discrimination. The Word “McCarthyism” ' has have seen what tills Intellectual ■'The Council presented Carey Its coriie .to? mean in American langu emphasis of Christianity has done first annual Schwartz Award pla age tho;persecution, of peqple who to the power of organized religion, que and $500 "for providing effec dissent.frhm the . Old established Jesus, emphasis on ACTS were tive human relations leadership Ideas. McCarthy , has set up a de brushed aside, arid we put emphasit In community and government." finition as to what a goad patriotic on BELIEF, ndt being aware that Guest speaker for the event was citizen, is, this definition being bas this spat Would end up In a sterile Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.. United ed on, ingredients of , Catholicism religion. Yes, Jesus emphasized be States Ambassador and cl)lct de and the untrammcled license of lief but he also as a good Jew put legate to the United Nations, who Ticlt .people to do as they please. primary interest on Conduct. He spoke as a "personal tribute" to Any‘dissent from this idea stamps knew fid; well that the g'.oo. lnten -: Carey, who worked with Ixxige as «-®ie a$ a Red. The American people Hons of the hr art without corres first alternate elegatc to the UN. are npw awakening to this nefari pondent action meant nothing. Lodge praised Cnrey as a great ous procedure and today the Junior Rut it one trie's to reverse this asset to America In his UN work. dematogue from Wisconsin, is not trend .the theo’ogical alcCarthys He said: liavlrkr such a clean sweep of the swoop down on.one with a. venge "The type of»service that lie headlines, But we have overlooked ; ance, Protestants must. glv> Luther rendered Is what we mean by something; that Is just as danger and Paul tlieir Just appreciation, but Americanism in the best sense of ous 1^ the field of Religion as It we must stop putting them ahead the word." is doing a bit more or worse than of Jesus To make Paul's' ex The speaker also praised Negro those! men who have control, of es- perience oil the road to Duriase.is GIs for tlieir refusal to succumb tabllsjhed Religion and seek to pen-.-• the NORM for all religious' people to Communism and Ills Negro as . alize anybody, who dissents from is to iiimfge. in a- hopeless task: sistant. Mrs. Carmel Cnrmlngton their established opinions. Brother Peter was a very good man Marr, for her value to him In his and we find no surii experience m UN work. Seminary students, arc well aware his life. | the rapt attention of Chicago '-wcees at the re He also noted that America's In ■that if they want to make a" good CHICAGO JAYCEES FETE CARL ROWAN - Carl fluence and ability Io gain friftids Just os Luther broke away from i Rowan, recently' chosen as one of the nation's ception, held at the Sunset club of the Hilltop mark in a class they must AGREE the Religious Norms of tradition in . with the rest of the world depends with the .professors’ viewpoint. his day, we ought to be allowed to ' 10 outstanding young men, was feted recently hotel. Rowan a native of Nashville, Tenn., (third a lot on'Ils racial attitudes and Years ago In college , I learned that break away from the Religious >y lhe Chicago South End Junior; Chamber of from the right) is surrounded by (left to right) treatmentl of minority groups at the way to get .a goad mark was to Norms of Luther without the Re Larry Fellows, Hahk Hervey, Delroy Cornick, Har home. \ "Yes” the-professors for I soon Commerce following his appearance as guest Among persons sending telegrams ligious McCarthy's hailing us be old Jones, Grant Jackson on outer circle, and learned that" any independence of fore the bar of Religious opinion as.. ipeaker al the annual meeting of the Chicago ot congratulations to Carey Were: Vincent Cullers, Arthur T. Macklin, Burnett Wea Senators.-Everette M. Dirksen and thught would be penalized under theological REDS. — Baptist Voice. Jrbari league. Rowan, a top reporter for the the pretext that I did not know .FAMOUS LAST WORDS lhers, Allen Harris, Joseph Evans, Mike Williams, Paul Douglas of Illinois, Gov. Wil enough to have an opinion , of my By Dr. Loo Koo Marke Minneapolis Tribune and president of the Minno president of the host group, and Harold Tanner. liam G. Stratton ot Illinois, Mrs. Marr. Bishop and Mrs. George ■own. I noticed also that the profes Too Big To Live Among The □ polis Urban League, in the above picture has PULITIZER PRIZEWINNER-Mrs. Evelyn Crawford Reynolds, of Phil sors who talked loudest about - (ANP) ' Baber of the AME Church; and People Who Made Them. adelphia, Pa., has been nominated for the coveted Pulitzer Prize "Freedom of thought" were the We dare not say what others numerous others. most dogmatic on this point. The think, but we think it is awful for ",;.t.hc house went wild.” Upon receiving the ' Schwartz in poetry. Mrs. Reynolds book, "To No Special Land," was 'pub Jj'ay Paul has enslaved the minds our leaders in some cases to stay-i | I’ERSONAI. LIFE ' award. Carey responded that, lie lished in 1953 by Exposition Press and is described as'reflecting a Success Of Mattiwilda Dobbs would use the.money to further the ■J the modern Theologians is a with thcii people until they get Miss Dobbs, still a modest and re deep qfid.warm feeling for humanity. Scandal. Jesus has been entirely what you might call “Negro rich" tiring person, is very disturbed over Tight against discirunlnutlon t'iii relegated to the rear and if a and then move out in some "special . having to lea verier sewing machine, behalf of all those whose ideals Preacher -studicstalie Bible 'and fol- "section" In a say "30 grand house” ' Came Not Without Hard Work pressure cooker and. other personal and efforts have guided and sup lows Jesus Instead of Paul, he is to get away from people who "made" i items stored in Iwq trunks in Paris. ported me." ' . denounced as a heretic. Take Paul’s them. . By ALICE HOLMES WASHINGTON Longing to settle down and have Jiving With Sonja And Mary Ann attitude towards the Law. A sec-' The ‘ruth about the matter, we i ATLANTA, Georgia — (SNS) ’ a1 ‘home base,” she and her husr | bond, Luis Rodrigues, a Madrid I ond-ritte student knows that such don't think. such a person is fit to I Mattiwilda Dobbs, a beautiful, clear-skinned, flashing eyed an attitude was not the attitude of lead who Is afraid to stay among (Spaim newspaper and radio cor Alex Miller Is By MARY ANN THOMAS I want to make a come back to H, Jesus, but when have you heard a the people they lead. f creature, sat perched in her bed. She wore a quilted taffeta jack respondent. whom she met in Paris ■ Gloria Wade It looks as though I J? ' - preacher take the position of Jesus It kinda reminds us of “some" et. Her breakfast tray had just been placed to one side. A mag ; and married April .4. 1953 in Italy. Edward Grant had his chance and I Annie Daniels what. Is this ..-.il rather than Paul on "LAW?" Jews who run stores in Negro- sec azine lay neglected for the moment; a gorgeous gown of pink ! have 'just about settled on Mad- messed Up. <1 incan about the baby | hear about, you "Crying in _ tllO j rid in time tu spend her first, an- Hamed To New Nearly all the theological norms of [ tions and when they eet rich they ! chiffon with lavish beading was carefully^hWtg^ i sitting deal.) Chapel" Friday. What did Llic ■ . the Baptist Church are based on I quickly move out of the Negro sec eonceriic.d.j&cr,Jjte health status ■ William FtejiUng there’s- news .In'; naughty basketball boys .cib,to make the Gospel of John and Paul. Many tion. If your leaders' children are I It wits the morning after a well t scholarship at. the Berkshire Hills J and is planning" how to fly to Mad- the air that Virginia Jacksori is. you cry, Or should I say what did —years.ago awriter_ tried.—-to-show--unfit--tnt.. —associate with—your cliiL—ceccived lionielowii iippearimce uiididd-wit-h-the-Bostoit-SynM)hony-4n-be-- rid.” In true wife fashion she is SostJnJLXZ -‘ilmost there—iOh-yesr-she Is-too.-i- -they-telLyou?--- y—-———. the difference between the Relieion niversary with him I wonder why Willie Martin'and dren then you are dumb for sup- | ner face was wreathed with smiles?s |' nox, Mas». ¡A John Hay Whitney. The appointment or Alexander F Ernle Mayes seems to be the,talk of Jesus arid the Christianity of porting such leaders. And that's i at”* having Jdone—» >•her— best, being’— —re. ■ ! I Famuli.lion Fellowship of $3000 for When asked about clothes, Matti of the campuses now. Yours Truly drew a crowd when Paul but he was laughed out of the that. wilda, who designed and executed M'jller of Atlanta as National they were talking together,Friday? ceived so tumultously by friends, I study in Europe was proffered her Community Service Director of the Lrillan Short we‘.all know that and With the j-'.v of being home." in 1950 :«nd thus began concentrat her own until the pressure of com Marlon’ Murrell, still rests on your Jimmie Cooper, to whom d?'you ’ mitments prevented continuance, Anti-Defamation . League of B'nal We cnatted and as me moments ed w^rk and study on the conti mind. I see you're spending a lot talk when you- go in the editor’s admitted a choice of suits for com B’rith was. announced today by office to talk? And by the way is passed mixed thoughts ran through nent , William P. Bloom, chairman ot the of time1' with n certain other cat. ; Pierre Bernac was her teacher for mon wear, mainly because traveling too. Beale Street Your Beat, of arc girls my mind. Around the walls of "her liglit is a necessity. Her very strik League's Southern Board. Know Your Library room" at ' her parents’ Houston two years. In 1951 while in Puris, Paralee Hqlt give us the low your beat? Your fat friend, talks , ing gowns for concert appearances For the past ten years, Mr. Mill too much. . . . ? ■ By MAUDDEAN THOMPSON SEWARD Street home were photographic re *ihe ciV cred tile International Music er litis been Southern Director of i down ; who Is It -Mr. X or George Contes: al Geneva; Switzerland, have been purchased in Madrid with Charles Thoinp’ori I hear , that minders cl days at Spelman College i I some handled on custom-ordered the Anti-Defamation League with Brown? from which she graduated as vale I where kn- „.judges ... fum 'ionlng ___ in Sonjo Goss what is this I heat you have been buzzing Irma Young “My early and invincible love many ways worshipped that pow terms. headquarters tn Atlanta. In that lately. Could tills by any chance be dictorian in 1916. Before me was elimination manner chose her first capacity, lie was responsible tor the about you having eyes for? Huh? for reading I would riot exchange er. I place winner. —<. > The uttmetive hair style, a must love? ; . . : f?)'S?? the (oast of the continent, heralded with a public figure was coiffed in direction of the League's program Willie Brown I know God will for the treasurers of India?" — The Religions which Hume’s dis I far and near as the rising opera answer prayer, but why do you GIBBON. cuss in his book are as listed: OPERATIC PEFORMANCES London. Previous styling was dope for the bettering of human rela LOVERS LANE star, "the. greatest .coloratura ol The year 1952 stands cut as per in- Pari:;, but the young artist still tions throughout the South. have to pray about football every Elizabeth Prewitt and John Ruck- 1 “Children of men! the unseen Hinduism, the Religion of Di tier day and generation." • ■ morning? er. Helen Griffin and Billy McCou, •ower, whose eye forever doth ac vine Immanence and Hereditary haps being the turning puint in her uses her def-t fingers for arrange In his new position, Miller will' • Her suecss lias. not come with career. It was after singing the ment. Alter a poodle cut. an Ital ■ supervise trie entire field opera Everett Rogers * what, is this 1 Alice McVay and James Williams, company mankirid. hath look’d on graded social structure. (2) JAIN out hard work, determination and hear about the flame In your heart Elaine Moore and Gilbert Fisher, NO Religion scornfully that, men ISM, the Religion of Asceticism. lead role in Stravinsky’s "Nightin ian cut and other stylings, her silky tions of the. Anti-Defamation the moral and financial support gale.’’. presented by the Holland black tresses are being allowed to League. glows for Barbara Hill. Could that Dora Beach and Walter Childress, did ever find.”—(Matthew. Arnold' (3) BUDDHISM, the Religion of from her parents Mr. and Mi's. J. W. be true? Ernestine Davis and Arnette Mon» - Did -you know that there are 11 Peaceful.' Ethical Self-culture, (41 Opera Company (Holland Music growl , • Miller will assume his new re Dobbs. As a type she first display- j Festival) in the authot’s honor on FUTURE FLANS sponsibilities at the national head Joe Louis Anderson what's wrong taglie. ■ ' ...- living Religions in the world today? SIKEHISM. the Religion of DiSCi- ed the determination which renews with the girls at Washington? O.t NOTICE ' " - _ Would you like to know what Rob pies of the One True God. occasion of his 70th birthday that quarters or the League In New its power In times of crises. It was Earl Harewood’, world renown critic, Foremost in immediate planning York City on March 15. is It the boys that are giving you This column is riot limited to one •, , ert Earnest Humes. Ph. D„ tvs'« ■ (51 CONFUCIANISM, the Reli this determination which redoubled are appearances in Nashville (March too much competition? certain school, so send me ... your . learned through many years of gion of social propriety. (61 TAO- editor of Opera and (Cousin of Miller resides at 1369 Springdale lief intentions of becoming,an ac Queen Elizabeth told, .the world of 15) and Pittsburgh (March 17) after Road, N. E. He is married and tile Isidore Davis is It true that you news, wont you? - - - hard research about these Reli ISM, the .Religion of the Divine tress when it appeared that, her un Which she returns to Atlanta for a gions? If so. there is a copy of this way. (7) . SHUNTO, the Religion of her ability and later termed her “... father of two children. His family certainty in this art.would hinder •j the greatest coloratura of her day week or ten days. A return en volume waiting to, be checked out Nature-worship, Emperor-worship her career. Tills determination will remain in Atlanta until the i and generation.” • gagement at Covent Gardens for conclusion of the current school to YOU at the Vance Avenue and Purity. (31 JUDAISM, the Re forged her to to the' front, again j ‘ r.. . Sees Nothingin Housing Tn rap.d succession cam? a recital June and July, Glyndbourne Fes year. f Branch of the Gossitt Library. ligion of obedience to the rleht- when, with an ankle tightly bound tival in August then Edinburgh will This book' aims to lay a founda eous God. (91 ZOROASTRIAN and having missed 24 hours steep, I al. CoVovent Gardens, an appearance be followed by a fall tour of the tion on the basis of which a ISM. the Religion of straggle a - she hobbled to the stage and sung in "A:i Itniinn Woman in Algiers" . al La Scala Ovra House, in March continent and then Covent Gardens Leader Gets Money thoughtful reader can reach a ran’ long with a good but limited God her heart out to win first place in for th? winter. Bill To Help Minorities understanding of the essential dif against the evil forces Inherent'In the International Music Contest at i 1953; iucnoa, lelaly for-aeciaimation LONDON. England-----(ANP) - j in Mozart’s "Thr Magic Flute: the Thirty-five concerts have been ferences between the extant reli the World. „ Geneva, Switzerla nd in 1951 contracted for her In Australia dur fn answer to sharp questioning in WASHINGTON. D. C.—(N-NPA) In minority housing lias been the gions of the world, and an ade i Glyndbournr Festival, I,owns. Eng- the House of Commons this week. —Pointing out that the housing unwillingness of private tending “¡qi- . (101 ISIAIL or MOHAMMEDI- METEORIC RISE | land *»s Zerbinclln in Ariadne Auf ing the summer 1955 and in 1956 quate knowledge " of tlieir origin ANISM,-. the Religion of submis conti acts have been made for a Oliver Lytteltbn, British Colonial problem Is very largely the prob stltutions to make home loans to literature, history, and values. .The meteoric rise to faii-c/’ss has Naxos, back to Coven!. Gardens in South American tour.. Fortunately Secretary, announced that the de lem of finding suitable housing for members of minority groups oh the, sion to the world Potentate. (11) by hundreds SeigfrfeJ and a tnur of Belgium, CHRISTIANITY, the Religion of not guile Unnoticed S. Hurok lias arranged 20 Amerl- posed Kabiika of Bugnnda, 29- low-income families and minorities. same basis as. tn other prospective . The outhor lias sought to write of her well wishing friends. Her ! Hie Scanriinavian countries. Brussels Edward D. Hollander Monday de dispassionately and with a dis Love of God and love of man as menl. After ii poodle cut, an Ital- year-old Musan II, would' receive home owners," lie said, adding;’»¡to - , struggle- to win a niche in a. pro- I! and then, opening January 7. 1954, an annual aliow'aliee of $221100 clared that there is nothing in the "These private lending institu- cerning appreciation of each re revealed in Jesus Christ. I eleven r.rrformanccs at Coven(, Gar 1955. ‘ i nr fession feared by many, began at. I from* flic funds of the Protectorate ¿ministration’s houelni__ is . bill that lions have been supported in, tRls ligion. He has stated clearly the Doctor Hume has spared Spelman College where Willis Laur dens, Seven performances were as pains to present In this volume not Government of Uganda. would help solve the- 'problem of practice by the Federal Hhúidhg essential facts about each Religion ence James was her first teacher. the oriental quern of SFicmakhan in minority honking. Administration. aving these statements in every only the basic facts but also con In 1946 Mattlwilda moved on toj i Lc Coq D’Or and five performances case upon the original declarations clusions which grow out of a rich New York City where for four yearss .j in Rigc’.ctto. ranking Negro police and firemen Mr. Hollander, national director ‘‘We suggest that the Congress' ri In its sacred scriptures. He lias and varied experience interpreted she studied , with the renown Ma of Columbus. Others Include Bat of Americans for Democratic Ao as a part of the pending legisla aimed also to formulate the ele with the .aid of unflagging research dame Lotte Leonard. Then began ‘ ZF.RBINETTA ROLE ACCLAIMED talion Chief Herman Harrison, three ; tion, testified before the House tion, create within the Housing- ments'of strength and of weakness and painstaking study and teach-, a study of language,sTit the Manne« It .vas al thr fabulous Glyndbour- Of Police Exam captains, and eight lieutenants, in Banking and Currency Committee and Home Finance Agency author-- : - in each . religion, not excepting ing. Opera School in New Yolk. »mil nr Festival where as one of .two the fire department. Among the 1 Monday (March 8) In opposition ity to assist members ofminority?o' Christianity, in such a way that an It is not too much to say that now she knows live languages, En- I Americans apjvnrina in .Ariadane I>Y BARIIEE W. DURHAM captains in llic flic department is to the proposed 1952 Housing Act. groups to secure private financing ; ; adherent of faith thus described the result is a volume at once uni glish, German. French, Italian and , Auf Naxosm,. Maltiwild-.b soared to COLUMBUS. Ohio — I ANP)- A Coy Alston, u brother of Police He said about 5 1-2 million for the purchase and rehablJUà-'ta.i. would admit it fairness. que among Its kind and of unusual Spanish (she holds a Master's de- ‘! neW heights. London critics were Columbus Negro police officer. Cap Capl. Alston. American city-dwelling families tion of home's and, where.?' sfLCh .?; -Religion, is the -Chief different!-,.. range and value. gree in Spanish from Columbia Uni--I lavish :r ptaise_of her performan tain Harvey Ji. Alston, will be one. _ Capt. Harry Alston Is active In_ have income of loss than $2500. a private financing is not forthcom- _ sting characteristic of man. In the Ôur residing habits in a large ve'rsityi and sings in seven, iliclud- I ces as Zerbinrlta. the music for of eight men who will take, the ex a number of civic organizations, in year,-which'means. that they can ing because of the race or religion history of mankind there has nev measure determine our Intelligence. Ing Latin and Portugese. which is generally conceded as be amination for Chief of Police this cluding membership of the Advisory not afford more than $40 a month of the individual applicant, direct er been a tribe of men without To read this book is a treat.. The In 1947, unknown to teachers and .1 ing the most di.r1 iciilt for coloratura spring in Columbus, Ohio, a city Board of the Columbus NAACP. for housing. , . Federal loans be made available” some form of Religion. Man has librarians. Mesdames Pearl Oates family she entered, the Marian An voice. of 400.000 persons. One of the three'members of the Even onvthd most liberal credit "If the government is to guaran always recognized a Power ..greater and Geneva Cooper, are waiting to derson Award Contest and in Phil It was this r<»lr as Zcrbinetta, This, come about as a result, of Civil Service Commission Is Wil terms,, tie said, such incomes would tee private capital against risks, or than' that of his own. and has in serve you .now! Reading compiles adelphia. was acclaimed winner! however, sunc in English in New the action of Chief Frank L. Har liam H. Brooks, a recent appointee buy less titan $5000 house—hardly provide funds for slum clearance The summer of 1948 was spent on York’s Town H ill on March 8 that rison who announced his retire of Democratic Mayor Maynard E. half. tne. cost of the lowei'spriced or urban redevelopment, or public caused Olin Downes, music critic ment.oil Friday, February 26. Scnsenbrenncr and a well known housing now being built. housing " he said, "the people have for the staid New York Times to Maximum salary for the position '“Negro attorney. The dltflcult. situation of minori the right to insist that such guar knowledge. Go in today and cti“-k ■ sav •' 5Qc N a stage personiilitV to is $779 per month. Captain- Alston According to Ohio law, the No. ty groups needs, special attention," antees b? made on the merits of yourself a book on the World's I »•'’ Years V ■ ■ *7fat tfafa ■ -Æ£ s a’W' 1 Made in the 1- ;‘Si V&nlucH Tradition of JFA OldKentucky since 1832! • Supremi Quality THE SONG WAS ENDED BUT ADMIRERS LINGERED ON - It was left Miss Dobbs signs autographs. Constance a niece stands behind prettily between Mrs. Nannien Crawford and Mrs. M. I. King . ” • Premium Straight Kentucky Bourbon a big night for Mattiwilda Dobbs, famous soprano, when she her held in the arms of proud grandfather, J. W. Dobbs, another J ‘hVintlrach^'gat^ « • Aged in New Charred White Oak Barrels thrilled a packed house at Wheat Street Baptist Church. She is niece, Miss SandraSandro Jackson is next to Mrs. Ruth Simmons also Benjamin E. Mays ____ and2 Dr. Albert Manley offer 'best wishes'"- - -— for" V ®LB J0RD45I BISTÌLLERY NELSON COUNTY «itruàl shown as friends and admirers pause fa^opgralulate her. At the. gathered about the singerrlirthe second photo. Miss Dobbs poses future success. — (Phofbs"by Alexander, I. Adams) .2 HIS,WORLD '• Tuosduy, Muni, 16, 1954 ’ ;;; ' ■-•r-.'c-. PORTS GRILL j !£ A.„ -Mi __ _ j_ ...... is'.:;, Captures District C hampionship NEW YORK -(INS)- Jimmy. | ing to bet. bn it. . Carter, the lightweight champion, NEW. YORK — (IN£)^— Jack . .B Y SAM .B1COWN ' lays his title oh the line in a Kearns must be in his^VO^ now buf The • BoòÀér :x. iririirigton. Jligh hatile with Paddy Demarco in the good gray deacon’s inmd is just School „basketball team captured Madison Square Garden Friday as alert as it ever was. ? bk*àùipAUxiòaip ,U1 Dfstiacv- o OÌ ■night. What do you suppose he ha; the Tennessee High Sphoois basKec- And if Jimmy lo.-es, he should be -'• mind now? uurtliuig Xvood-- forced to turn in his union card. A fourth meeting between light Mwuck ua io 4ii Salurciuy mgnt at the We venture to-say that suckers I, heavyweight champion Archie 1. xiuni gyrh. ' have dropped more dough betting i, Moore and his own cream-put I’ hit- Arthur Lawshe led his mates to on Carter In bouts he figured to ;i ter Joey Maxim. Vllrl.vX'/ ilS Al.U reCkvw.' up 4.X pùxllvi win-,than on any dozen fighters in :i Jack would Hike ’tlrt'match far, to carry, off hign sconng noriuro the'.past dozen years. i far away (thank heaven) to Buenos raUi ..... iy .etu .unuur-up: w.ui iu Jimmy usually turns in a 1 Aires in the Argentine. Morever, ho Aauiame; Smailwooa was bigi good fight when his title Is at I| would have Luis Firpo promote ¿t scorer ¡or Woodstock wltn 14. Stake; But at other limes he jj and Jack Dempsey referee it., with Alter trailing' lor almost me en can look like a preliminary boy. a certain percentage going to any tire jirs't.vw'o periods, the Wasliing- That is why his record Is charity to be named by Argentine «arnors iied .tne score late in studded with 15 defeats and President Peron. the secónd period and held a two eight draws. Jack's plan _was a laugh among punii, margin, al—al), at -halftime. . Just to give you an idea how ovr the Broadway wise guys but not vvoodscocK was otf. to a fast start hero operates we cite two fights hall the laugh he evoked when he and held'd 14-11 margin at the end he had in Australia in 1949. In the said he was going to hold a fight u.„ liiu. umt pcr.ou, out tile, relent first one he lost lo Norman Gert,' between Jack Dempsey, whom he 1954 SIAC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPJ-1 ing, left to righi) Juliu New York City-; less altacK ol lhe Warriors culd in Melbourne. I then managed, and Tom Gibbons in I ONS - These .Clark College basketeers strike tì 'I Edward Jones, Orar.g* Jersey; Warren noi be Slopped as they lougnt back ’ Shelby. Montana. ' .,’f,i(;. • ■ ■ T^ li’er h? fot jht C!r.ir- [ • f'. I /iciory pose with their coaches and most ardent j Rouse, Atlanta; Alfi At'anta; Reginald and lorgcu ahead in the last half lie Ashenden in Sydney and sine ' | The. boys laughed even more •is liicy ¿corca ou points, -io only n when they got some large. , ’'an/President “ • • ■ James■ ‘ P. "Brawley i... as... .ithey cheer- j Threat; mNew™., VorlzYork Ci! old Hubbard, ÀI- Lieu wcu., uie aussics naturally heartily .or Wouaslock. figured Ashenden yiould. win..- scale maps and eventually, found u!!y display their recently ÿyon SIAC champion- j Santa; diaries McClellc :s-sville, Tennessee, oesee mil James Brown, twin Why not, if Gent could beat Car Shelby. ‘ ’ ,hip,hio trophy,troòhv. inIn théthe final SIAC game, the ClqrkClark. : Roman Tormon,, Thomaston, Ga.; Charles Branch .1 brother;..played great games lor ter, surely Ashendon could boat theBut URood nobody’ditans laughed,Uor,'sbeJby? least ’ ofwlwn.j all I .’cnlhers defeated lhe Florida A. and .M; Rattlers-, Luihborl, Ga.; and’ James Cohen, New York »,u.ii'jiocu. ue.ciis. JCiy, ,.nue Peiey him...... • . i — . . •• •• - ■ ...... ■ ♦•"'■^‘''Assistant Coach _ Herman ...rown mo reunion« aceounteu ¡or But what happened? Carter i the fight was held there, .and Demp- j 30-57 in Logan Hal! at Tuskegee Institute !o win : City. ''Behind trophy) 10' points. The Washington victory knocked out Ashenden in four spy ami Kearns left, just’ two jumps ' he trophy. On the victory phot.o are, {seated Hunter; President Jame: P. Brawley. — (Sykes .¿.mam '..imuiics over Ripley 81-61 ro’.’ids.' ahead cl the enraged citizens with , I Photo) ui me quariiT mans ano ¡uCuicr oi- all the dough in town.. left to right) Captain Offie E. Clark, Wilson, N. Three year, ago Carter beat Per C.; Coach Leonidas Epps, New Orleans; (sland- jo in me semifinals. cy Bassett bi New York, then lost The town.’ went broke: the two i lliunniun was awarded third place to Bassett in Philadelphia, a fact’ Jacks joi all the money, and Gib among lhe boys on ilelauli as ueetei which may have played a part in [ bons got a beating and some more , muco to appear. inducing Ike William-, then cham- [ experience. - - ■ ------L----- Semi-Pro League ______Henry Aaron, Milwaukee Braves outfielder, gcU /National High School Cage in lhe girls' games. Somerville buck to third safely in the ninth inning of a recent exhibition gani© • pion, to give Carter a crack al the : . Yes, the Broadway guys, laughed downed Allen White 39-30 lor first bcf.ore tnat one. , Bpt Aybp laughed |. Umpires School i with the Brooklyn Dodgers in Miami. The ball had gotten past title. piace .it Wiiuc Jo Brewer account ¿atchcr Charley Thompson of the Dodgers, who recovered In time la So. Cartel- knocked out Williams last? Right. Jack Kearns. Opens Tonight ed-tor ¿3 points lor Somerville. Josie Anybody who' would to through ' make Aaron hustle to beat Don Hoak’s tag. Th® Brave* won Stf. to win the title. .( An umpires’ school for the train- ;Tourney At A & l,Mar.25-27i 13. Aller, of Allen White was high with a neavyweight title fight in a' J • (Newspress Photo.) . ’ The same year he lost- to Art | ing and instruction of umpires for scorer ol the game with 25. Aragon in a non-title bout but. In little cow. town like Slielby. Moiit., 1 NASHVILLE,’•Tenn. — Fresh out Henry. A. Kean, Sr., head of the In the first game, Ripley gills won certainly should find little to ham- I the Semi-Pro League will get un . a return match, with the title at derway tonight at the Booker T. i of. its noslship”, of the champion University's athletic, health and over Uailor 32-17 lor.tnirti place stake, he boat Aragon. Two years per him in putting on another, titlpi ship basketbail tournament for the physical education program, who fight in Buenos Aires, which is one */Washington High School.' i among the girls. Charlie Harmon Believes He ago he trimmed Lauro Salas, then <•. The school starting tonight March; .National’ Association ■ of ‘Intercol has announced that the Coca-Cola .inc urs! and second place.teams lost his title to the same Salas, and of the greatest arid richest sports- * legiate Athletics, District 29. Ten Company will dolíate plaques for will>vlu take part ...in the state chant- loving cities in the world ) 16 will continue through April 6th then beat Salas to regain the title. with two sessions a week, Tuesday nessee A. and I. State University selectci'S to the first and second dll- | piunsiup iii Nashville starting Thfirs it isit> saidoitiu thatiiicic Firpor it pu isio t.iuwnow aarc , The South’s Oldest and Loading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Dale hesitated, her conspiratorial Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 164 BEALE—Phone 8-4030 young man, did you ?" Grandy IT WAS sneer joy tor Dale to tone turned harsh, "Come!” she shot, at him. Entered In tbe Post Office at Memphis, Tenn, as second-class mail drive ner car over the familiar ordered. "I came after this girl of yours." Dear Editor: under the Act of Congress, March 1, 1870’ roada again, to stop and cbat with "Some other day, Armorei." “Aggie sent you," Dale said ac Those who feel that, they have Joe Gillespie at nis service station, DaJe flattened her "whole body cusingly. , - much in common along the line of Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE with Joshua Wragge in the general against the tree, more than ever . "Yup," he confessed, "Aggie's quality character, culture and trie W. A. Scott. Il, Founder; C. A. Scott, General Manager store, and the p o r 11 y Reverend afraid at something nameless, got a job tor you.” '■ o necessities of life should be togeth i Acting Editor Spencer pulling weeds Ln his car something dark and frightening, "Ob?" er and exclude others. Even those Mrs. Rosa Brown Bracy rot ped. ’Where.’’ he sold. "1 al here. f "Woman boss, this time. Safer," What Good Music Means To Me Charles W. Hairgrow, Jr. ... Circulation Manager who don’t have all those desirable : ways compose eny best sermons.” Armorel’a hand dropped. A shut he grinned, "she says." fine qualities, it is often thought’: Flowing from the throat of a beautiful Negro girl, the voice Grandy riodde" approval at Dale. Tbe MEMPHIS WORLD Is an Independent uewspaper—non-sectarlan Everyone was unfelgnedly glad to ter of Wanknesa dropped over her’ should be together, birds of "H fea- : was like that'of an arigel. One could sense the genuineness of and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things see ner-r-with the exception of ‘■'One sting less, my girt. One of ther flock together, that theory j eyes. "Any quy," she -said tone- the white guests, for they scattered thernselves about'the audi It believes to be of interest to Its readers and opposing those things against Armorei Crosland. On the day she lessly. "Any day, my dear.” the rebuffs you won't have to en might hold good With animals and stopped ner green convertible at dure again." torium, asking no special privilege or recognition. They werertkf tbe interest of Its readers. I Dale fled, as on that other au; bird life but since human beings SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 1 the bouse on the hilltop, Dale saw “Your grandfather doe* talk in i think that makes' the difference. interested in social status or class levels’. They ednie to hear'tm I tumn afternoon, from the Mg riddles,-- Dale,” PMI said aggrlev- , Man can be developed to great Year $5.00 — G^Iontbs $3.00 •— 3 Months $1.50 (In Advance) Armorei, a shadowy figure behind brick mass of a house, the slovenly angel sing. • the low fence, relentlessly uproot edly. ■ ■ \ l heights if he has the capacity and ing a Jungle of hollyhocks. , garden, the rusty cedars with cob “Stop trying to fathom them," the training. So called savages I know nothing about music from a technical sense, and webs that clung stickily to her face Negro Newspaper Week “Armorei!” Dale called out, her she laughed, “and come tor a ■ from the Jungle of Africa have re would be completely lost if asked if Miss Mattiwilda Dobbs was and meshed In her eyelashes. She swim." ceived the modern university de voice friendly In greeting. But the drove quickly through the village singing Bach or Chopin in her recital in Atlanta last Thursday Surely in the march of weeks the fellow craft of lhe Fourth gray-nalred woman did not took Grandmother said, "I’ve put one grees with honor and that is not night. Estate should come in for. a hand among other struggling creftfures and down the straight road to the of your grandfather’s swim suits true with animals. With animals up as Dale got out of the car and lake. There was another feeling which struck me along with lhe of the earth. So, we are here to observe Natlonal__Newspaper slammed the door. She picked ner in Mr. Parrish's room, Dale.” the physical breeding is important. way gingerly along a pathway A car with New York license So Phil wae staying all night! The Junkmants horse never can ran tones of beautiful music coming from the throat of this young Week from March 1 4-20. ’ overgrown with Queen Anne’s lace plates was parked by the gate. He hád ingratiated hlmselt. in the Kentucky Derby, but the genius. My thoughts went back to F; I. Olmstead's account of the Since it is agreed that the pen is mightier than the swrird, we and plantain and ragged, dusty Phil Parrish. It couldn’t be any "Brace yourself," Dale warned junkman’s son can become a Har inherent quality of a people and this is .not to say, as Miss Dobbs one else. Phil. “Grandy’s bathing costume is vard professor although the Junk realize that as molders of public sentiment the great task for hon grasses. A Scotch thistle scratched also believes, that music is restricted to our group. esty is incumbent upon us. In a large measure, we are the only her ankle, leaving a circlet of thin Dale hesitated, stroking back one of those blue cotton models of man never gave education a the gay nineties. thought. Olmstead in his "Cotton Kingdom" gives an account of the Grammar that many people study; we are looked upon in this red on her skin. Dale stifled ex her hair from her hot forehead, trying to shake off the mood of It was.The...... Romanoff______of Russian—..... royalty Negro servant who is allowed to attéhd an opera with his master, ■age of errors and imperfections to be the spelling guide, the users asperation as she went through a second gate, which swung reluc depression. Then, thinking of the “Very chic," Dale said Innocent- t in their days set the social pace for and returns the next day to sing and hum tunes from the opera of the proper words and modifiers and the last authority in quotes tantly on unolled hinges under her fresh-breeze atmosphere that al iy as they walked to the dock.”A Europe created and Introduced Bal- with utter perfection. There is also the account of the. quartets let Dancing and many other fine and their authors. hand. ways accompanied Phil, she went fine figure of a man." Which, • ■ • teasing aside, was quite true. The arts but did not produce a fine mind which he followed night after night near Mobile, Alabama. These We stand before the public as arbiters, the fair minded in Armorei turned at last, straight in quickly. He was with Grandy in the , liv ridiculous garment in no way de within the Romanoff family. people who had been denied the opportunity to rise above a dividuals to be trusted in every phase of activity touching com ening slowly. Small drops of pers tracted from Phil’s brown, square It takes years to produce a cost piration ridged her upper Up; her ing room. He looked big and cool servant's status, achieved despite their circumstances. munity and ;tate welfare. We must be ready with fixed opinions In tan tropicals, and he was hold shouldered, well-put together bulk. system. and wherever that has ...... been One can imagine some of the thoughts in the minds of lhe on ail issues and men, with the attendant explanation as to why. sallow skin flushed.. She ran her "I thought all city "men were produced the lower status of society green-stained palms absently down ing a glass of Grandy’s homemade people at the recital Thursday night. Before them was a young Many of us came up from lhe printers' devil and the dingy elderberry wine. lily-white,” she murmured. vhas'“" to bare thé meanest‘ brunt‘ of the nips of her faded dress, and "Only their morals.” Phil said the burden. Negro singer, the best in the world today and who is not even copy-room where we ourselves studied Spelling and grammar gradually, as she looked at Dale, "Hello,” she said. "I hope" Gran dy has warned you about that righteously; ¿•You should follow me In modern times the cost and yet at her peak, singing to both races in her native Southland. from copies and exchanges. Thrift and native industry had to be ber eyes focused. “Why did you stuff, Phil. It sneaks up and deals around on one of my long week class systems have vanished rapidly She stood before two groups, one like herself, which had been our watchword in order that we might exist- In that our school come back?’’ she asked abruptly. ends. I get my share Of the great and especially In America. Rea Her voice was brittle, her arms you a body blow when you're not denied the opportunity for full development, and another, a|. ing and environment are to be transplanted Io the four corners of looking." • • -, outdoors.” w son so many got rich quick, sent akimbo In resentfullness. They walked out to the end of their children to the finest schools though sympathetic, were victims of a heritage they had notl^Bj the earth—if there be corners. Phil said innocently, "You'll Dale felt ner smile fade; her never see me under the Influence the L-shaped dock. The water was and got top ratings, and also some to do with. ™ " rib-The nation’s press today commands thé respect of every Citi heart was beating like a metron of anything more than a fine spring clear, with a ridged sandy of them ¡n the so-called “Blue Book’ The important thing is that those people came to hear Miss zen in the land. These history keepers, ever on.the alert to keep ome. becomes so rotten that no one glow.” bottom. Before Dale could divine Dobbs. Like many who are riot hard to convert to the'iclea of fair the record straight, are the time honored archives of the world. Armorei took a step toward her. The subtly stressed pronoun Phil’s intention, he had scooped wish to follow nor copy their cus toms and habits. play, these people will go away with the same realization as These symbols of fair play ond vigilant exhorters of the age, shall "You won’t find Kelly here,” reddened Dale’s cheeks; with re her high in his arms. “Laugh at she said, in a low, intense voice. me. will you?” Hts face was close, During'the three hundred years that of Olmstead. The fact that some people work hard Jo de-' gain courage and inspiration for the future from the wholesome lief, she saw Grandmother, wear ”ls that why you came back? Be ing an apron, come Into the living his breath warm on her throat— of the whites In America, they have press others is no indication that genius will not be able Io environ afforded by their clientele. As just stewards on the fron been able to establish a class and cause it won’t do you any good. room. and then he dropped her Into the emerge. And in many instances, Out of this comes the best diplo tier of public opinion, may they ever prove worthy of the trust ac Kelly’s gone.” lake. cast system of some rate to meet "Take your young man for a matic relations We could ever hope for. corded them as well as the worthy heirs of those brave and bril D3le reached behind her for the swim, dear.” Grandmother said. their needs; The poor whites are Dale laughed sputtered, went just about In the same circumstan solidmess of a great elm’s trunk. "There’s plenty of time before din under. When dhe thrashed her The voice of Miss Dobbs will someday be heard around the liant minds—gone before. •Armorei," she said sharply, ces now as they were 300 years aeo world, and with it will flow the strains of brotherhood, goodwill May we take fresh courage in this newspaper week striving ner.” way to the surface again, Phil wa* compartively speaking, but their ’’what’s wrong? You are ill.” "Quaint old phrase, that,” Phil on’ the springboard dangling his and all of: the things the people in our great country have work to carry on in human uplift and in the dissemination of those Armorei shook ner head in slow. brilliant sons when- they appear remarked, laughing into Dale’s legs Over. Dale snatched both his once In a while mav move, in the ed for. On the wings of her voice will flow other things. Some in . ideals and sentiments, dedicated to a lasting peace.and brotherly assured negation. "1 am perfectly e y es. “Noonehas said, 'Y o u r- ankles and yanked him in. — well, thank you. Perfectly well. - highei’ brackets and kiss their lor- particular wilt be the prayers- and devotions of a race of people-,, love which have made this nation great. young man’—meaning me—before, "Reprisal!” she laughed, when he mer environments good bye. It is The hollyhocks multiply so rapidly, that 1 recall.'' surfaced. “Supposing I hadn’t been who, despite their circumstances, will rise out of the ashes of don’t they? I am pulling them all a dog eat dog prnnosltion and the waste and deprivation. "It's a wonder Aggie hasn’t,” able to swim?” theory of the survival of the fittest This Shows Who Controls Th© A before they reseed, themselves.” Dale retorted. “Suppose I hadn’t?"'-’' :: J- : is forever present here. The white people who heard her will have to return io their Slyness crept into her tone. "If “Aggie doesn’t get to meet very She buried her face in the water everything stopped going to seed, Lets take a look nt the.sons of communities, not out of hate Or ill feeling for the Negro, but for many of my girls,”,he said. "And and scissored her legs on the sur Negroes, who landed in Virginia in Republican Party time would stand still, wouldn't she nas an amazing penchant for face, first rioting ‘with approval respect and the appreciation that the dignity of the human being It?" • 1607. It was many years later be is not restricted to pigmentation or religion. Like the hundreds of The newspapers and contmenlalors are having their piece accuracy." Phil’s slashing, powerful crawl. fore he was reeodnized officially as over the choice of Vice-President Nixon to reply to Adlai Ewing Dale pressed her palms hard Grandy looked - up »from a She remembered the gallant clum a slave the primary reason for whites who came to hear Miss Dobbs, the greatest in her field to against the rough bark. She was thoughtful contemplation of the siness of Kelly’s Improvised stroke bringing him. to America wns to day, others will hear and respect Negroes in every profession in Stevenson in his blistering attack on tfie Republican party, in lieu vaguely afraid, but beneath ner deep-red Uquld in rile glass. "Quite ... A cross between the; Australian have him do the rough hard work. the days to, come. of Senator McCarthy, much headlined, editorialized and cartooned Ii tear waa an aching compassion a hop for a grasshopper, Dale crawl and the dagpaddle, Dale. He wa-,’ not made a slave Immed That is ythat good music means tri me. al.thé present time in the spotlight of his crusade against Com tor something she did not entirely Manhattan to Swgnácombe. Quite Hot ’ particularly graceful, b u ( iately, because “ome of the best peo munism. understand. ’Time never stands a nop." enouph Co keep me afloat tn a ple In America tried to practice T‘ atlil. Armorei," she said gently. The wisdom of the President can be trusted; in a rigid execu "I don't suppose you’ve ever pinch until a lifeboat came along/ Christianity'. Whenever a conflict "Ah. nut It does," She moved been called a grasshopper, either!” You swim like a dolphin, sweet. tive capacity, he of course would hove lhe last word to say os to arises between religion and money o ■ another step closer and put her Dale said, laughing at hts puzzled Yon’d be something In a big glass In America, rellalnn has always fol Court Orders Daddy 'who should be lhe mouthpiece to repel a general overall — "give earth-stained nand on Dale’s arm. look, bowll » lowed lhe reasoning of the ruling 'em hell" lambast in all its biting satire and humor native to Adlai "Come. 1 will »how you.’’ And. aa “Didn’t come for Just the, ride, (I’o Be Continued) I class. Before slnVew religion san- Stèvehson. • ctloned fieedotn When the Negro Grace To Pay $3y800 History recalls from the early life of history itself, those men gusted,” Reuther said, "with the es were held in bondage ns chattel endless repetition of a solemn po slaves the church not only sanc "whose talents ond mental mechanism, such as McCarthy possesses, Reuther Cites 6 Reasons For tioned it. blit said it was the w»'ll BY CARTER JEWEL talk were scriptural quotations. played the leading roles in their character and thé drama they litical Virginia Reel wherein speech es lire made, planks are inserted in of God, "When the slaves. Were NORFOLK, Va. — (ANP)— Bis ORDER QUESTIONED 'brought to the jtpge of time. "Talents differ — but all are well ' platforms or are left out of plat freed the church said Amen. hop Charles M. (Daddy) Grace was _____Daddyw _____insisted, _ ____that _ he didn't. ond wisely put" said the squirrel to the mountain. Because of o forms and pencilled into campaign After freedoin all Negr?>es were in Norfolk last week at the House, order the air conditioning units FEPC Legislation Now of prayer,for All People and found, ’ “ ' ’ ...... " ‘ man's peculiar approach to his task does not necessarily coincide speeches, bills are introduced and in one class and they,,hre in one , because he didn't need them. He re-introduced, hearings áre post class now according t-0 ’the ruling himself in. trouble. A seven-manl______claimed that he thought the plain- with the thinking of many of his time, does not necessarily thrust i WASHINGTON, D. C. — CIO i remedy is in (a) education, or . (b) class point of viewf That is true Circuit Court jury ordered the long tiffs, L. T. Zoby and Sons, were in I State FEPC laws, or