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VOLUME 24, NUMBER 106 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1956

i i Emergency Faces Negro Hospitals Two Announce Plans To Run In Mississippi X. BY IRENE McCOY GAINES In the all-Negro town of Mound For State Legislature Posts Bayou, Mississippi, there is a uni­

que hospital. Two thousand five ■1 » OFF TO INDIA—Pictured is M. I. Harvey, Deon of Students, South­ nundred babies have been born in ern University, bidding bon voyage to Harold R. Sims, Southern that hospital. Twenty-six thousand patients have been admitted for Prominent Doctor University Senior student from Memphis, Tenn. Sims will be one nospital treatment. Fify-eight thou­ of the twelve American delegates who will represent the United sand out-paiients have been cared States al an international Seminar, sponsored by the World Uni­ for. Labor Leader Set versity Service, Io be held ot the University of Poona, Poona, In­ The hospital is owned by lhe Mis- dia. isslppi branch of th* Taborian Or­ Bids for positions in the Tennessee Senate and House were der one of the oldest and largest of announced this week by two Old Guard Republicans, Dr. colored fraternal organizations. B. F. “Patience, Forbearance And Wisdom" Built in 1941, lhe hospital is a McCleave and William R. Bradford. line modern institution with a staff Clubs, will run for Un legislature Dr McCleave. prominent physi­ trained at Meharry Medical College. on lhe Democratic tlc«t cian oral demist, Hie director ol i? Members of the Order receive An article In the morning Com- hospitalization up to 31 days. In­ Mcdeave's Clinic nt 4755 Vance menial Appeal said W. W. Walks», will run for one of lhe two Shelby cluding medicine and surgery it appliance dealer, following *' inret- Cosmty " ta e enate poa.s while needed, three meals a day and nurs- Um of the Independent Shelby 4 mg care. For this they pay $2.00 per Mr Bradford, local labor leader County Democratic Executln Com- Ike Tells NAACP will run for one of the seven Mate m'ttee Tuesday night umMncgt ^quarter dues. Others receive the house seats from Shelby County j-arne hospital care at nominal charg Uiat Mr. Walker (James Tj wand Dr McCleave and Mr. Brad­ make his bld for the stat* hottae yi What makes the hospital unique ford of 1661 latluun, will enter on the Democratic ticket in Ute along with eight while Old Guard ■■i. '.f...... I hat it gives■ modern■...... hospital Aug. 2 primary. Republican candidates, in the Aug No Negro ha* 'erred kt the Ten­ service at rates almost any Della Of Rights Hope I worker can manage. To do’this in 2 Republican Primary- nessee General Assemo.y since Ute Mississippi is a very big accomplish­ The MeCieave-Bradford Old Reconstruction period. SAN FRANCISCO, Colif. — A hope that Congress will enact ment. Guard alate will be pitted against a New Guard slate in the Aug 2 Administration-sponsored pending civil rights legislation was ex­ Some of you may remember an Alabama accident case. An automo­ primary. Wuuicrs in the Republi­ pressed by President Eisenhower in a message of greetings to the bile on the road near Huntsville can primary will be piled against VOLUNTEER STATE MEDICAL AUXILIARY ENDS third vice-president; and Mrs. T. H. Watkins, Sr., Newspaper Heads NAACP's 47th annual convention which opened formally here overturned and a man named Moore tlie winners of the Democratic pri­ Publicity Chairman . . . Bluff City Medical So­ mary ilk the November general gige- r Tuesday night. was injured. No Huntsville hospital STATE CONVENTION WITH BANQUET - Mem­ would take a Negro patient. The ciety members seen are: Dr. B. F. McCleave, Dr, tlon. . A telegraphed message from the President Eisenhower's greeting man died before he could reach phians elected io »fate officers seen on the pic­ E. M. Wilkins and Dr. W. H. Bisson. Another Hit Politicians Chief Executive declared that the I noted that since 1909, NAACP mem- Athens. Alabama, ten miles away. It is rumored that Jam« T ture are: Mrs. Effie Flagg, president ol lhe Vol­ former Memphian seen on the front row is Mrs. PllTSBUKUH, Pa. — (ANP) - civil rights measures, if enacted bers "both white and Negro, have 1 recall a Georgia case. Dean Walker, another labor leader and unteer State Auxiliary; Mrs. W. A. Bisson, chair­ Chuck (Mary) Wolker, of Nashville. Memphians will materially assist the govern- 1 been striving to secure for all per- Juliette Derricotte of Fisk Unlver- president ot the B uff C.ty and C. C- DeJoie, Jr, presMSUt of Ute sons regardless of color their full (Continued on Page Eight) man of the Executive Board; Mr*. B. F. McCleave, ore all seen on the extreme right (front). Shelby County Corneil of Civic National Newspaper Ptfoiatwn As­ ment in discharging its responsibili­ sociation, told NNPA't annual coil- ty to safeguard the Constitutional measure of Constitutional rights." vention last week that IM Demo­ rights of every citizen in this coun­ “A BADGE OF HONOR" 25 Negro Students Expelled cratic Party must ' diTOrc* n*Nt try, including the right to vote." A telegraphed greeting from Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of the ot the Byrne«*, Tfomadges, MM “But laws on the statute book American Jewish Congress, assert­ Ea tlands or risk the to*» M ®l are not enough." the presidenta! ed that the "label of extremism“ Negro votes." message continued,. Patience and placed on" the NAACP is “a badge "The party.'’ DeJoie Mid, "ha* 6 forbearance and wijdom are requir­ of honor won in the fight against S. Carolina School responsibility to make tlU* char to ed of all of us if we are to solve ef­ the shameful badge of Jim Crow.' both Negro« and the Democrett* fectively the preplexlng problem of “Generations of Americans to come party." -'«E. this trying period of adjustment. As will benefit from your firmness DeJoie admonished Negro** not you turn your attention to these pro in refusing to accept any substitutes to become politically wad to etuwr blems. I wish all of you a most suc­ for full attainment of Constitution- “Retaliations” Hit major party, but *• cessful meeting." . al rights" Dr. Goldstien added. disputable tact that actionaries of the NEW YORK - (Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr„ (0) N. Y„ has are heading key charged that the all-white board of trustees of a Negr* st*»* ns univeriity in South Carolina has expelled 25 leading iluthtnh Í- Judge Elizabeth McCain in retaliation for a boycott. mg much-needed Civil righto lauon." college.," Powell declared that as « result DeJoie, editor of the Loumaaa The Negro Congressman said the of the action by trustees o| South Weekly, said that Negro puNtottoh Speaks On Wayward Youth members of the board all are mem­ Carolina State College In Orange­ bers of the White Citizens Council must "encourage registreUOB *M Juvenile Court Judge Elizabeth have. The community belongs to burg. he will attempt to tack his tn Orangeburg. He maintained the urge Negroes, especially outate* th* McCain gave many ways the com- all and is paid for through taxes. “Powell Amendment" shutting off South, to use thttr ballot to *to expulsion letters were aimed at mufoty, church, busin? smen and Children don’t know their per- Federal aid to segregated schools “wiping out the intelligence and support in Congress for chrU nghto similar orgiuiiza ions can help way­ 'nnal worth. hence they lose their to next year'* Federal appropria­ leadership" of the student body. H measure«." ward youth ol today in an address sense, of value trying to prove to tions for land grant colleges. COLORED CASE COMMITTEE OF CHILDREN'S ficea... Mr. Norman Isenberg, president uf the said he has Information another 25 The Southern attack on iBtogrv to the New Lite Civic Club, Wed­ themselves that they are attractive. The Democratic Congressman BUREAU HONOR FOSTER PARENTS AT P-TA - Board of Directors was speaker of the evening students will be expelled shortly. tion must be answered, h* MM. nesday night at Melrose High "Businessmen of our communities Mid it was too late to do anything School. can help children by promoting dif­ . . . The Rev. A. E. Andrews, chairman of the about thia coming fiscal year’s Fed­ Seen above are the kiddies, their parents, volun­ “Delinquency cuts through all ferent types of recreation such as Colored Case Committee, presided ... Mr. Sam­ eral aid to the land grant higher races, rich and poor," the judge ball games, fishing and the like," teer workers who gave the pretty party and uel T. Rutherford is Executive Director of the lo­ educational institutions. Desegregation Issues mid. “One of the greatest prob­ the judge went further. staff workers from the agency's down-town of- cal agency. Powell claimed that the trustees lems is larceny. If larceny could “Junior cldc clubs could be or­ of South Carolina State College, i be eliminated, problems of the court ganized. Supervised recreation can land gran school, wrote letters ex­ would be greatly reduced," she said do a lo.s towards eliminating many pelling 22 leading juniors and two Spotlighted At Fisk "Children don't have enough re­ of our problems, and the court will freshmen on commencement day. furnish a list to any interested 4 Convicted For Crippling NASHVHJX Tenn. - A call to of tlie democratic sad Judeo- spect for property rights. Public WDIA Junior, May 30. He said the youths, who ownership is a t1.range ownership person who could do something he called the leading students ol "8ta teamanahip in National Crisis” Christian motive and o*r sunivtl to them. They should be taught to help our problem youth to be the college, were ordered not to re­ and the moral challenge of desegre­ a* a unlfie^and strong natk«," Dr. Long s guilty Perry and Falcone. Sentence was cation al tlie 13tli Cl? ""’p. Johnson, one of the nt- verdict Friday. June 22 at 10:30 delayed until July 9. Relation* institute at Ft« •' •Jor''' Ctiislanding...... foclal scientiste‘ ------p. m. against four men tried in The defense counsel was advised alty. involving ISO natloK un­ -ident of Flak Unirent, Ball Schedule Jackson, Miss, by the U. 8. Oourt by Judge Dawkins that he would Calls For End local leader* from 33 titule it jointly sponsored allow motions for a new trial and Dr. Herman H." Loaf; Hi ice Relation* Department Some 24 games are slated to be on charges of coiugrirlng to dyna- mite government controlled com­ that he would di jxxie of these mo­ of tlie race relations prcRmi'l ,ft( fongregation*! Board *C played next week hr the WDIA CF I In rMk,n* Rik Oniganl- munications lines. The four tnen tions on July 9, Indications were the Congregu'.ional Chris- I Junior and Senior Leagues. ' >t will involve reprwenta- are Charles G. Perry, president of that attorneys for lhe defense plan Eastland Rights Churches. Board of Home Misri- • It In the WDIA South Memphis In Pet Milk Baby Contest the Jackson Local CWA-CIO who motion, for new trials. announced today that tlie Just:.- ip other church bodies and Senior League the following games The indictment« were in connec­ held from July 3 through 14, w.. «0 relation* agencite, North and are slated: Monday. Orange is a native of Jackson, Miss., James During the last few weeks. 7 of birch, and the parents’ name tion with the CWA-Cld union involve top government, social sci­ Memphis' happiest, healthiest ba­ address. Mound Park, 5:30 p. m., Castalia Shelby, a native of Terry and as­ Burlesque strike of Southern Bell Telephone ence and housing experts ir effoits Au Aw of 30 lecturers and con­ Heights Wildca's vs. Junior Braves; sistant to the vice-president for bies have won honor- and awards Entries should be mailed to Pet Comjmny workers which lasted to assess the progress made toward sultants will serve the two-wiek Tuertay, Lincoln Park, 4 and 5:30 CWA, Silver Springs, Md., Louis SPRINGFIELD. Ill. (ANP)-Re­ In the exciting "Pet Milk Baby of Milk Conwy, 1590 Arcade Build­ from the middle of March to late desegregation and plan for future sessions, headed by repretentatlm p. m„ Dixie Hgts. vs. Orange Mound Joseph Abbata from Chicago, III., publican and Democratic leaders of the Week" series. ing, St. Louis 1, Mo, Any number in May, 1955. of the President's Commltte* on Jets. Hamilton Wildcats vs. YMCA; Michael Louis Falcone, also from the Senate were urged last week to development-. 8ince a new “Baby of the Week" of children from the same family All four defendant; were releas- Describing desegregation issues in Government Contract*, the Com­ Wednesday. Orange Mound, 4 p. m. Chicago. take immediate steps to end the ii announced each week, many may be entered as long as they mission on Race and HMsk* ed under the same bond but were filibuster against civil rights legis­ education, tramportwtion and hous­ more Memphis bobie also have are not over 3 years old. Elliston Hgts. vs. Dixie Hgts. and The verdict was announced after ordered to return on July 9. The lation i nthe Judiciary Committee. ing as the "critical and determin­ Southern Regional Council, Jewiah opportunities to win. Every lucky A spoke man for the Pet Milk Thursday, at Orange Mound at 4 Labor Committee, NAACP and th* the jury had rendered a sealed charges of conspiracy against gov­ (Continued On Page Eight) ing factors in the full extension Company said. Because more of and 5:30 p. m. the YMCA will take winner is pictured in a Pet Milk decision following deliberation of ernment controlled communications National Urban League. on Castalia and the Junior Braves advertisement in this newspaper America's healthy, happy babies are over an hour and one half. lines were specified as being be­ Dr Charles S Johnson, * men- will meet the Hamilton Wildcats. and also receives the Official "Pet rai cd on Pet Evaporated Milk than Leniency was recommended by tween the period of April i, lua5 b*r of the National Mhnpu**i Milk Baby of the Week Certificate" any oher brand, we are sponsoring In the South Memohis Junior the jury for two of the defendant.'. through May 12, 1955. Council, will give the Institute key­ «.graved with his or her name ihe “Pet Milk Baby of the Week League Monday the Castalia note on Monday, July 1. other The baby's parents are "awarded series to honor as many of them Braves and YMCA font vie at 4 (Continued on Pick Page) $10 worth of groceries from their as possible." He also said his com- p. m. with St. Augustine taking favorite grocer. ,.any was gratified to receive pic- on Elliston Heights at 5:30 p. m. National Poro Association Any baby up to the age of 3 ures of so many fine-looking ba- at Lincoln Park. Aho on Monday years who has been fed Pet Evap­ jies from this area. at 4 p. m. in Orange Mound the orated Milk is eligible to win the Readers are urged to watch for Hamilton Wildcats meet the Orange Ike Will honor and awards In this weekly the "Pet Milk Baby of the Week" Mound squad. Meets In Memphis July 8 eve".t. To enter, parent* simply wrnnera to this paper every week Wednesday the St. Augustine send in their baby’s picture — any and to send in napshots of their team will meet the YMCA and the The National Poro Association, Cochrell, W Williams clear snapshot will do — along own Pet Milk babies as soon as Hamilton Wildcats face the Castalia Inc., with Mrs. Annie M. Malone. phone WH2-2858. I with the baby's name and date of possible Braves at Lincoln Park while Ellis­ Founder, wil hold its 9th Annual Run; No ton Heights and Orange Mound Poro Convention at the Olivet Bap­ are vying at Orange Mound. tist Church, July 8-11. In the North Memphis Senior “Madam Matone Day" will be Nashville Minister To Head loop the Douglass Red Devils and observed Sunday, July 8 at 3 p. m. Ask1 Probe Of Klondi ke and Dixie Homes vs. the Following the program the Memph­ Question East Side Indians are lined up for is Council of Alpha Chi Phi Omega Chicago AME Meet July 10th Klondjte Park Monday. Sorority is sponsoring a reception Family Exiled on the lawn of Mr-. Flora Coch- ran, 733 Vance. BY WILLIAM THEM The AME Brotherhood, the con- teres ed AMEs" to participate in WASHINGTON (INS) - Rtpub- The Educational Program begin* nectional-wide organization that what he termed the most import- Heart strategists picked Go». Ar­ Monday morning, July 9 at 9 p. m. spearheaded the recent successful xnt ses ion held to-date by the or­ Baptists Cite From Ohio thur B LangUe of Washington M- also the opening of the CUfoc 7:30 movement to revamp the Church's ganization. day to be the keynote speak* at p. m — The banquet and crown­ administrative set-up. will meet to Dr. Jackson who resides at 822 their San Francisco Convention ing of “Miss Poro" and report of LIVINGSTON, Ala. - (ANP) - Chicago. Ill, on Tuesday, July 10, Twelfth Ave., South. Nashville, and declared there to "no* m schools will be held at the Uni­ U it was. announced this week by Rev Tenn., explained that the primary Youth Worker Declaring that a Negro woman and slightest" question that PreddaM versal Life Insurance Oo„ 248 Well­ H. Ralph Jackson, president. function of this meeting will be her seven children and a grand­ Eisenhower wil] run apfa NASHVILLE. Tenn. - (ANP) - ington Street. the cryoiallization of all the good child were legal residents of Ohio The prediction that Mt. am* The meeting coincides with the The American Baptist Theological work we accomplished at Miami." Tuesday, July 10 at 7:30 p. m. when they were “forcibly sent to hower will not alter his 1M0 plare Bishop's Council, the General semiharv at its 32nd annual com­ Referring to the newly enacted i— Hair Styling and Fashion Re­ Alabama" several weeks ago, a pro­ because of hto recent opteWtton was Board and the General Educational mencement exercises here recent­ connection al budget law. the dy­ vue. bate judge here has ordered a probe Board scheduled for Chicago at ly awarded an Associate in Relig­ made hy OOP National Chatoaaa namic Brotherhood president, con­ For further, information concern­ into possible violation's of the fami­ the same time. Brotherhood ses- ious Education degree to Miss Prim­ Leonard W. Hall who declared: cluded — “We go to Chicago fully ing this program contact Mrs Ionia ly's civil rights. ttons will be at Coppin Chapel, rose Punches, western director of "You can paste the naaM af •« letermined. and prepared, to make 6627 3; Michigan Ave., (10 a. m.), the Young People Branch of the Probate Judge Wiloum Deaman senhower and Nison in it work." Rev Russell J. Brown, host pastor. Woman's Auxiliary of the National instructed Circuit Solicitor Tom Langlie, who to th* Boggs to ask both Alabama Atty. publican governor, Rev. Jackson, who was cited for Bherwyn Hotel Baptist Convention, U. 8. A, Inc. NEW AREA SUPERINTENDENT AND FAMILY-Dr. Hilliard A. Bow*n, Gen. John Patterson and U. 8. Atty yet 68. wa* given th* gious service to the AME Mr», Robert & Vann, was toast­ Miss Punches, who recently di­ Lambdas Meet. Gen, Herbert Brownell to Investi­ new area superintendent, is shown with his wife, Mrs. Bowen, while Sen. Presoott I *t ihe imatfo Genera] Con- mistress of the annual banquet on rected a 150,000 fund drive for the gate the alleged mistreatment ot and daughter, Janice. Dr. Bowen, now chairman of the School of nectieut wa* last month, hat issued an WASHINGTON (ANP -____Lambda______Saturday, ______June 3. Lester„ B_____ Orang- _ seminary is also promotion direc- on to all metbWN of the Hlppa MU SflWMty lftld It* I» Fof »»Urban League Wa* prin ,jr of the school; Formerly she Mrs. Martha Winston and heT fami- Education, Tennessee A&l University, will begin work at hi* new chairman^» < A» Brotherhood, a* well as other "In- Conclave here last week at the cipal speaker.ipeaker. (t jntinued so Back Page) (Contlnned On Page Eight) assignment Aug. 1 at Atlanta, Go.-Photo by Earl S. Clanton HI). • MEMPHIS WORLD « Saturday, Jun 30, I95Ó Mr«. M. B. Washington To Speak At Sardis, MisaiMlppi Mrs. Magnolia B. Washington, Memphis prominent Memphis church woman rnd community leader ot 1906 Cald­ well Place, will be principal speak­ er 31 the Ml Zion Baptist Chur'll of Sardis, Miss., Sunday evening at deserves 8 p. m. New Wishlngtcn, a native of iirdli bu. a lorj time Memphis resident, will .«peak fo; the pro­ Parenls gram being spon ored by the ehurch's Missionary Socie’j. the Mrs. Washington, a practieM I nurse, is an active worker with the /. . X A^: Vance Avenue YWCA. A member of Hie Pilgrim Re.t Baptist Cnurch of* 1Ì16 Kennedy, Mrs. Washington is also a member of ner chinch's best... -y- Missionary Society. ord PI., a girl. Connie Mae IUNE 16 Frank and Mary Orange of 1591 Lloyd and Annie Rhodes ot 303s Jo. Orleans, a boy. Frank Lamar Crystal, ? boy. Alvin Keith. Lester and Susie Hubbard of 14 MEMPHIS Natham and Doris Williams 01 < Orleans, a girl, Jevita Lois. I j Castie a boy, Dwight. ” Richard and Ruby Jordan of 237 NEWS BRIEFS Charlie anu Mirtle Calhoun 0) "hrky, a girl. Annette, BY STAFF WRITER >142 Donnelly, a ba'. Charles Rd- James and Rosie Triplett of 373 THREE YOUNG NEGROES the neorly' Navado Jones, choirmon of refreshments; Mrs. Pearl Parker, Mrs. tard. Mien, p girl VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AT ST. JOHN—Shown ore GUILTY OF ASSAULT Robert and Juanita Hill of 967 IUNE >0 . • 200 boys ond girls ond the teachers of the 1956 session of Vaca-1 Mattie Bumpus, Mrs. Mattie Green, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Carrie Three Negro boys, Fred Edward. HcDoweli. a girl. Doris Jean Erskin and Evelyn Casey of 2405 tion Bible School at St. John Baptist Church, 640 Vance, held June McLeod, ond Mrs. Doisy Williams, 18 of 2412 Vandale: James Brodnax Emmett and Dai-v Robinson o! J..rk a girl. Brenda Ann. of 2348 Shasta, and Willie Brod­ 11-22. The youngsters hod two full weeks of religious instruction, j 1274 Benford, a Loy. Michael Irvin Arnell and Shirley Miller of 611 Rev. ond Mrs. A. M. Williams were on duty in California, nax. brother of James, were founa Robert and Effie Tit“ of 134' Ix-hrnge. a boy. Arnell Jr ort and handicraft, recreation, and other worthwhile activities. ‘ guilty of criminally attacking a Ne­ Workers not shown: Mrs. H. B. Croigen, assistant principal; Mrs. pastor and chairman of the Board of Education, respectively Pablum Cereals are Wabash, a bov Calvin. Grenvill and Nellie Murphv of 256 gro married woman by the West C. and Maxine Shields of Baltic, a boy, Georve Abraham Criminal Court jury here The trio pre-cooked and easy 2316 Brookins, a girl Pearlie Eldridge and Gussie Parker of how and we are asking everyone to who allegedly slugged the woman.- to digest, enriched Howard and Mattie Poindexter of 936 Kansas, a boy, George Wesley PERSONALS ome and tee some of the finest husband into uncounsciousness or with the B-Vitamins, 2981 Geimantown Rd . a bov Chaj- Robert and Agnes Hampton of Chelesea near Hunter and then BACK IN TOWN pels in the-south. iron ond other miner­ les Edward. 009 Hornlake Rd., a girl, Mixfne dragged her behind some biilboardi McDolah Buake of 1431 Davis, We tiie pec pie of New Chicago als your Baby needs JUNE 17 Ho-ea and Magnelia Deener of MEMPHIS PARK where they then raped her, fact returned to thecity, after vacation­ playground would like to express our Ow;:e and Freddie Joie- of 14'. N25 Eldridge, a boy. 21 years of imprisonment. deEpit* to grow on. And ing in Chicago and Detroit. While appreciation to the Civic Club out Gillis Rd. a boy. George, James and Oeorgia Clark of 3022 ,n the New Chicago Neighborhood pleas that they are innocent o: Baby can enjoy the 'ijdliins and Irene Harris oi 2167 PLAYGROUND in Detroit he lived at the famous tfcAdoo. a bov. Curtis. . u the charge ‘Gotham Hotel", where friends under the presidency of Mr. Davis. four different Pablum Hunter, a girl. IUNE 21 A new trial for the threesom> visited him. Several parties were varieties! James and .Ester H ibba’d ot 385 Dec’rick and Ruby Brittenum of ORANGE MOUND NEWS has been set for Jv.lv 10 NEWS given in his honor. High, a girt.“Rhonda -»¿-¡359 Parkway, a bov As the Orange Mound Playground Eari and Alm.inc Shaw rf 290 rolled into its second v.eek of festi­ ELKS I.AUNCz. .,586.660 i Dewitt and Helen Henry, of 958 Munford, a boy Earl. Mississippi, a girl, Ora Pearl BY BETTYE HUNTER mas. 2-1; Lula B Fletcher defeat­ vities. the kids became more in­ SCHOLARSHIP FUND Louis and Anna Waller oi 2133 Clarence and Doris Douglass of ed Margaret Powell, 3-2; Mery L terested and turned out in larger CAMPION The Elks have launched their Clayton, a bov. Roland 718 Marble, a girl. Phyllis Delores Porter defeated Evelyn Lew’s, 4-1; numebrs. biggest scholarship fund campaign Anderson and Freddie Murphy of James and Stella Smith of 444 Evelyn Lewis defeated Nealie Davis, The feature this week was a bicy­ Well, I am back again with news played Kiondyke ooys in two con­ in the history of the 55 years old 856 McComb, a girl, Shirlev Ann Jenson Rd a boy, Grecory Smith 2-1; Runner-ups —Delores Taylor cle rodeo in which there were over icporta from all of your playgrounds secutive games and won both games fraternity organization here with Robert and Ora Bowdery of 57t Percy and Lillie Adams, of 91 W defeated Mary Porter, 2-1; Lula B !5 contestants. The preliminary This past week has really been an oy a-core ot 13-2. Wicks, a girl Sherrill Lynn. Fletcher defeated Barbara J Flet­ game as a kroker sack race with the drive to extend through Aug Olive a girl. Walter James exciting one for the girls and boys.. The sand modeling prize was won Ed'rard and Rosie Griffin of 801 cher debated Delores Taylor. 3-2. Tlton Gatewood, Oscar Sharp and 23. some 500,003 letters of appeal Collie and Luvenia Williams of 903 The highlight of the playgrounds by Benjamin King. This week our Polk, a girl. Boys; Robert Taylor defeated Dan Robert Woods all winning in their wil) be mailed eventually Accord Mosby, a girl Karen Lenel ,vas the "Bicycle Rodeo" and the pet show night and also our Nickey James C. and Helen Cox of 64— Burnsideri -1; Wavely Taylor de- respective age groups. ing to the group's commissioner Joe and Mary Scott, of 2325 "Box Hockey" tournament anc there Hokey night. Il you don’t have a pet Stephens. a girl. Carolvn Denise feutedT eny S. Saine, 3-2. Bovs and of education. George W. Lee. scho Carnes, a girl. Rosie Mary were many proud winners from each come right on. You will be in our George end Patella Washington girls, nut week. June 28. we will Highlighting the Bicycle Rodeo larships will be awarded to seven Henry and Lillie Morehead. of playground. ’ t Nickey Hockey show. Everyone come was the obstacle event in which of 2125 Benford a girl. Brenda l.ave our Big Pet Show and we are district winners of oratory contest.' ¡069 Manassas, a boy. Michael. out Tnursday night at 5:30 lor our This coming week will feature the looking for you all to come and iour contestants scrambled between at the campaign's end in Los An­ Jove. Quienter and Pearlie Howard of ret and Nickey Hockey show •H i Pet Show." so each and every girl the 4 inch line without upsetting geles and other school aids will be JUNE 18 ¡470 Apple, a girl, Victoria Denise. bring a friend along to enjoy ano­ and boy who has any type of, pet DOUGLASS PARK ¡he articles. Charles Harris, William come available to able students who Clarence and Roena traci ford of Lewis and Grace White, of 1385 ther Special Day See vou then? an enter them in the show on the Il you missed the B.cyeled Derby House, Lakrence1 Kelly, Robert "Are suffering from the blight of 2'67 Kanias, a boy. Jimmy Lee. Azalia, a boy. I you really missed out on something LINCOLN PARK playground nearest you; and who chipp and Cal Bogers all were win­ poverty." . Peter and Louke Simplon of 932 Joe and Vandora Bonner ot 1141 La«t week was a week of fun for knows you just might have a 1st I thrilling. We had a most thrilling ners and received prizes. Lewis, a boy. Peter Jr. ■ Thomas, a girl, Mildred Gertrude. the bevs and girls at Lincoln Park. place winner. ■ evening. Emerging victoriously ir. the tiny WILLIE WOODS. JR. 7OUND Robert and Carolyn Thomas of Two outstanding events of the week James and Helen Williams, of 1464 The winners were: Jerry Shelton. tot race were Carol Stephens Vicky "CRIMINALLY INSANE" BY 10l3Haywooo a bay. Barry Williams As a special invitation to the pa-I were tha Hockey Tournament and Helen, a boy, Larry Bernard. William Lee, Tommie Jordan, Ear­ Stephen and Robert Tavlor and CRIMINAL COURT Robert and Helen Bachus of 1463 rents and neighbors living near the ( bicycle derby. Pablum Mixed Cereal is James and Barbara Brownlee of lie Nicholas, George Whitmore and Thecpolus Gray. The Criminal Court returned a Linn. a boy. various playgrounds, come out and The winners of the hockey tourna­ 2087 Sparks, a girl, Pamelar Ann. J. mes Watkins. Hockey Champions are: Odessa “criminally insane' verdict on Willit a blend of import­ Warner and Mildred, Jones of see v.hat the children are doing. ment were: Dorothy McKinney and Albert and Martha Jackson of 308 This week was enjoyable. Every- Gunner and John Curtis-__ Woods, Jr., 17 year old was ac­ ant cereal grains, deli­ 1349 Kennedy 1 girl, Vickie Lynn. BEALE ST. PLAYGROUND .’ante- Hughs, The winners of the Modder, a boy. ; one who didn't show last week was cused of the brutal knife slaying of Herbert and Corine Catron of The second week on the play-1 derby were: Tom Gibbs. Thilford cate in flavor, just Roosevelt and Dorothy Abney of l’’ here this week. We are having an RIVERVIEW PLAYGROUND washwoman Mrs. Gladys Eaves 1841 Cir. a girl. Audrey Roslielle ground was a very gayful one. At­ Montague and Willie Hampton, right for Baby's FIRST "373 Ethelyn, a boy. Hugh Ellis exciting time on Douglas.« Park I This week we had our bicycle ro­ 41 of 178 W. Colorado here on Feb George and Everiena Rathell of tendance was very good each day LEMOYNE PAi.k food. Preston and Annie Alexander of Com? on out to the coolest and saf- deo and a grand one it was. Bikes 17. Judge Sellers, following a re­ 29 Lucca, a girl. Glenda Joyce. and the children seemed to have, This is the second week that Le- J46 Polk, a boy. Carl Preston. est Park anywhere. were decorated with balloons and port of clinical director Dr. James Gio and Ernestine Holmes of 203 enjoyed themselves very much. Moyne has been opened and things Oliver and Cnristine Floyd of 284 Don’t miss next week’s Pet Show, crepe pafter which made a colorful A. Taylor who examined Willie and W. Colorado, a bov. Latham, a boy Calvin Everett. Many boys and girls began «igning are really jumping, so if you want sight. up for the athletic teams of their j Friday, June 29. beginning a; 5"30 found him "not normal." a moron" Alex and Maggie F.tzgerald. of .11 NE 22 to be in the know come on over. We Those participated were: Peter J. P m. and as crazy as they come, sentenc­ 1080 Tunnstail. a girl. Mary De­ I choice. ! plan all of the activities with your HYDE PARK McNeal, Willie Seawood. Billy John­ ed young Woods to the Hospieal for Chester and Jannie Berry Hill of On Wednesday, our athletic day. 1 children in mind and from the many tach Hello Kids! This is your news re­ son, Roosevelt Cody. Archie McNeal, the Criminally Insane. Nashville 1208 Tunica, a girl. Linda Ann new faces seen daily the world must Fred and Sammie Jeffries of 948 we had a Hockey Tournament which porter from Hyde Park reporting to Horace Williams, Troy Morris, Syl­ Woods allegedly stabbed Mrs Joseph and Charlene Burton, of proved to be very ofose. .The girl he going around. For«, a boy. Fred Lee. you the news of the week from Hyde vester Gail, and Albert Gray. Eaves 15 times in the chest and 867 Lenox, a girl. Jacquelyn Deme­ On the 19th we had a bicycle George and Walterine Stout oi named champion was Alfreda Brown Park Playground. This week we had Girls were: Ruth Miller. Gloria stomach. 750 Tillpian. a girl, Cheryl Ann trius. rodeo with seventeen boys and girls of 536 C. Brown Mali and Janet King loads of fun working With the arts Homes. Jackie McCal' and Maude»- RAPE SUSPECT ALL YOURS. Landis tt&d Freddie Alexander of Jed.anti Thelma Gause of 233 De- in Hie race. The winners were: Wil­ of 237 Turley' Congratulations to and crafts and playing with the tine Williams. MEMPHIS IS NOTIFIED 315 Alien, a boy. Michael Anthony ! -attir. a girl, Linda Fay. lie Walker. Spencer Wiggens, Estella these two. ; many games available on our play-1 Memphis authorities were noti­ Oronzo and Arbrif Hollowell of Ode« and Mervaret Allgood of 181 On Tuesday, our Bi'-vcle Derby Harris and Geraldine Pugh. On the Trov Morrie was champion in the ground. fied this week that they can have I..748 Marbel. a boy. Greenlaw, a bov, Gary Lewis. .was held and it proved ’o' be hiiari-1 21st, .the very interesting Hockey toy's division and Gloria “D Homes I We had several outstanding events Whitney Bland, Jr., 20. of Chicago, Walter and Eunlc" Ci.rson of 417 Horace and Grace Campbell, of ons The number of bicvcles we had I Tournament came off. Winners were in the girl’s division. : this week. The first was a Hockey for trial on charges of rape and aa lipfr.rd. a girl. Eleanor Flora •989 Jefferson, a boy, Larry. was not too many but the boys and I —Jimmy Rogers and Betta Webb. Come see our pet show this week. Tournament in which we had over sualt to murder. Bland is accused JUNE 19 Leonard and Mildred Lashley of girls present entered in with much For your boys and girls even Tuesday is the night. twenty participants. The winner was of raping a white woman here Sept Eddie and Bertha Williams of 714 *977 Aufumn, a boy Charles Le- enthusiasm and much tun was had | irown ups who like art. crafts, and Harvey Tharjfs. The runner-up was WASHINGTON PARK 12 1955. but contends that he I Leith, a boy. Nod . by all. Janet King and Alfreda ' sports. LeMoyne is the place to William Howze. The winner received Tuesday afternoon we held our "knows nothing' of the charges Carrail and Graue Matthews of Brown again were winners. spend a very enjoyable day. Already a ’ large milkshake at Cox Sundry hockev tournament. Alfred Roscoe against him. Bland had been ex­ I 1665 Rayner, a bov. Federal Compress To Next week we are looking forward ■ome very beautiful work of hand­ and Charles Wilks «ere the out­ tradited earlier this month on u I Edward jnd Stella Smith of 250 to the Washer Tournament and the given to him by Mr. Cox craft has teen turned out, also sew­ standing hockey winners. governor's warrant which expired A-ers. a boy Marvin Lewis. Play West End Stars Pet Show Everybody is invited each ing. Incidentally there are three 1 TEc other event was the special > Thursday nicht the bicycle rodeo: Tues., midnight without a reques' Roy and Issbell Lipford of 1336 day to come and have some fun ‘ young men in the sew’n? class. Pablum Oatmeal - At Martin Stadium night event which wa., held Friday The winner« are: Larry Thompson. for extra time Bland's attorney BOOTHE PLAYGROl’ND Coming -up next week is I he Pet introduces baby to the Adelaide, t bov Michael Otavious. evening between 5:30 and 6:30 p Albert Thompson. Ernest Binion. George E. Leighton, said he wa: Roy and Katherine Jackson of Hello there! 1 Show. The Federal Compress Blues, now in. We had over thirty partkipants, Jessie L. Johnson and Gregory preparing a« appeal under th pleasing flavor of 393 Fooir Park. • rir! Attendance alone wi'h enthusiasm le was very enjoyable as well as in- L. E. BROWN NEWS in a red hot winning streak in. the Hirsch. Dlinois civil practices act. Leigh Americo's Breakfast William and Maggi? D"an of 963 I M mountim high here at Boothe . Last week was a fun-filled one ‘ Semi-Pro League race, will take on , t. resting. The special event was a We would like to thank Raymond ton also said that he will trv to ob Playground. This weak’s climatic with the regular park activities plus favorite. the West End AU-Stai . division ompetitive bicycle derby. The win­ French who was our time keener. tain a 'stay bond." which would conditions are strictly suitable for a "Hockej Tournament' which was two pace setters. 8unday aftjnooii. ner was Sidney Brown, who receiv­ The Pet «how will b’ next Thurs­ keep Bland in the custody of Cook playground activitie- Since last Tuesday at 3:C3 p. m.. and our spe­ 3 p m. a. Martin Stadium. ed a giant size sugar daddy sucker. day night at 5 30 p. m. So all of County authorities until an ap­ YOUNGER LOOKING week was a rainv week, not only are cial event which was the bicycle Tiie Blues-Stars tilt wil mark the Hie runner-up was Johnnie Wil­ you don't forget to bring your pets. peal is acted upon . the children ol all ages taking ad­ I derby on Thursday from 5:30 to •bird semi pro game placed at liams who received as a prize a hit 6:30 p, m. MSN SKIN BEAUTY Martin Stadium under the recently vantage of this beautiful, though bat. II hot weather, but even the pa­ The Hockey Tournament was wel- ai- ’t» ’ policy of fadium Owner ROBERT HOWZE j ?omed with twenty participants rticH rrpca in h Martin whicn allows rents art coming cut too This gives This week we are having a wash- "Pet Milk Baby of the Week sjenefii of ims to ue th° stadium (he directors a good chance to meet cr tournament and tennis contest The five’Rinalists were Barbara and ,' Ernestine Williams. Carolyn Park­ < th? Memphis Red Sox ■nd talk with them on Thursday. All artf welcome to Just one of the millions of happy, healthy babies This week Tuesday was our sps- join us. er. Earlean Patter and Albert Hurt Carolyn and Albert olayed for the raised on Pct Evaporated Milk is semi pro clashes at Mar- rial day The main event was a Our special night is Friday, at championship with Albert winning «Hum pitted the Booker Bicycle Derby from 5:30 to 6:30 p. 5:30 p. m. It is our annual Pet Show \gton Warriors against Cur- m. We had an attendance of about If you have pets bring them out out to become the champion and >00 Enthu'iam was high. There . little Carolyn Parker being second t , eavers and the fetter Car- ior our special night. Prizes will be hdiii MHitilH Casmeli igainst Ellendale was seven participants and three given for all winners. end Ernestine Williams third. Aimers Downing- erocery 't:ve all The bicycle derby was very thrill- WjtWENS, CLEAIS, SOFTER^ 5 This is a friendly reminder that at those who attended the park at we are still rendering our welcome. ing. A lot of mothers were present ■hka ikki look frwh. rowen. c!a this time soft drink- We appreciate to watch their beaming sons and ••«l-lik«; Wuhieni > to-. iuk *n e your attendance and ask shat all Teams are more in ’he making. daughters try to become champs. tuiabdr tiierull, auKd pinpla co cmt ■tCamiu lMluoha Stephen Bapt. Church parents send their children to this Soft ball, cricket bail, volley ball, The winners were: Michael Wil­ park for the be«t in organized re­ tennis and bind ball liams. James Thomas. *B J. Frank­ • 9fa-00i »1 *»», cctintfe iH*n Mrs Mattie Davis ot 860 West creation Our slogan is '.Act, Play KANSAS ST. lin Yvonne Williams. Cheryl Blair End Avenue. S W., was crowned Or. FRED PALMER’S and be Safe" Things are really jumping out and Leroy Blair. The judges were: Queen oi ’he St. Stephen Baptist Pablum Barley Cereal DIXIE HOMES here at Kansas St. The teams are Ferman Rembert. J-rrv and Ruth SKIN WHITENER Church at 244 Houston Street. May Dixie Homes playground was real- being organized and fellow play- Bocne. Maurice Smith and Evaleva has the distinctive Ca. - Ba H4 - AHo< fe. 27, 1556. , ty blazing this week, Tuesday, we nates are preparing themselves for Paget The disciplinarians were: flavor of the groin - had cur hockey tournament Donald (he playground games. - Ernest Borum and Bonny Tolbert. for a taste change j Counts is our hockey champion. He Tutsday which featured the Bicy- The craft makers aro under the received hLs noble prize at our spe- I cle Rodeo from 5 30 to 6:30 was a leadersh’u of Sadie Paulett and are Baby enjoys. 1 rial night which was Thursday. TJc j very enjoyable evening and for the progressing. , I bicycle rodeo was a great event, j first place winners I am sure it was MAGNOLIA PLAYGROUND you should have seen the .bicycles. i most enjoyable. Jackie Dension won The fun is great and izzling with MADAM BELL The winners in the bicycle rodeo iirrt place among the girls and activities at Magnolia Playground. were ‘dames Walkefy Berry Carter. Bobby Cattron won first among the Our commencement of activities be­ Aron Slate. Jame* Houston and Bob' boys. gan with the Bicycle Derbv. The THE GREATEST PALMIST ON EARTH Mters Incidentally fames Walker This coming Tuesday will feature first place winner in the interme­ J |-F { ; .iiIf woh last year the annual pet show For three years diate boys race was Earl Butler. In MADAM BELL that you all kno^ who stayed at the Mis­ !s bov's «oft ball team -traittht Irma Jones’ net has won. the Junior boys race, the first place fa sissippi Slate line fo- years is back on her own place to stay. KLONDIKE PLAYGROUND winner was George Evans. GLORIA ANN OWENS, 1333 South Breedlove, Daughter This week we had a Hockey Tour­ The Hockey tournament was held of Mr. and Mrs. Goldia Owens, 1333 South Breedlove. Are you Dissatisfied with Marriage? Have you lost faith nament and a Bicycle Rodeo. The Thursday. June 21st. The winner in the boy's division was “erev McKin­ Another winner of the official "Pet Milk Baby of the Week" in your wife or sweetheart? Are you in bad health? Or dis­ winners in the Bicycle rodeo were: Willie Dayne. Charles Haggins and ney. The winner of the girls divis­ Certificate! The proud parents will receive $10 worth oi gro­ couraged? If eny cf these are your problems, come let .lame.; Tucker ■ < ion and also the chamn’on of the | ceries from their favorite grocer. MADAM BELL odvise you at once. She reads life to you FOOTE HOMES Hockey tournament was Gloria Ter-, iuit at she would read a nopen book. Tells you why your IxMiis Miller—Director ry The young ladies are literally I More of Amorita's hoppy, healthy babies are raised job or business is not o success. If you have failed in the Miss A. L. Monger—Assist, director taking over. Men. women, boys and girls In the coming activities there will ■ oa Pot Evaporated Milk than on any other brond rest come see MAOAM BELL at once. We invite you once avain to visit be more fun including our Pet show [ our playground the coming week LOCATED on her own place on highway 51 North, 6 miles which will be Wedne«d?v. June 27. I and every week. The past week we MELROSE ENTER YOUR BABY'S PHOTO TODAYI Mrth oi Millington, Tennessee on the-way to Covington, Ten­ had loads of fun playing all sorts A well spent day is a daY of play H your baby ha* been fed PM Lvarwratrrf Milk, and 1« nessee, next door to Colony Night Club otherwise known as le»« than 3 years of qr. fill in this coupon and »end at the Melrose Playground We are with photograph to: f of games running contests. etc—We Pablum Rice Cereal Tsiif Club Two blocks below the other reader. S Greyhound had two horseshoe tournamerit* and expecting things planned for you. is non-allergenic, rec­ P0Si daily to and from Memphis. Ask your bus driver three box ho'-key tournaments Par­ This week our xp»cial day is Wed­ H I In Rut you off ot Madam Bell's place. You can take the ticipating on our horseshoe tourna­ nesday. on that day was held a ommended by many ments wr-r" Harry Robinson defeat­ bicycle rodeo The winners were doctors a s Baby's Millington bus and get off at the Post Office in Millington ing Oprir Smith Ellis Confer de­ William Smith, Bunnv Caih and rout NAMI. VERY first cereal. nffd got a cob and tell them to drive you to Madam Bell's feating Lathan Norman: Eldridre Betty Cloud. ptace Show your cpb driver the oddress. Mitchell defeating Arthur Fisher; A Hockey tournament was also pStT TYiomas Tv-on defeating Louis Mil­ nresen’ed and it« winner was Wil­ COME TODAY FOR TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE ler: The runner-np«—Harry Robln- liam Smith which makes him a spe­ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NO CHARGE •on defeatin"’ Ellis Confer; Thomas cial winner this week, because he Tvson defeating Eldridge Mitchell: won two event«. HOURS: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Reading daily. Open an Sundays NEW CHICAGO Finals: Thomas Tyson defeated a division of Mead Johnson Uris past week we had the hockey Harry Robinson. Company, Evansville, Ind. In the Box Hockev tournament tournament and the bicycle derby, & Makers of nutritional and (intermediate girls' Delores Tavlor we had quite a crowd and every­ Look for the "Pet Milk Baby of the Week" defeitecf m1tt t Porter, j-|; Bar­ thing turned out fine. pharmaceutical products. bara J Fletcher defeated Je*n Tho­ Next week we are having a pet in the Memphis World—every week

« MEMPHIS WORLD • Saturday, Jun« 30, Wé • 3 ! ** Mound Bayou To Fete 69th Anniversary July 12

Thursday. July 12. w.y mark the1 American Flag during Jie day 69th Anniversary of '.lie foundin ' A toimal Fourier; Day’’ >-• of 'Mound Bayou by I? ilah T Mont- *i vm. with Di J* H. White, goinery and Benjamin T .Grrti. de ' of Missis ¡ppi Vocational OW- Hegc. Itta Brna Miss, us gue.; both former slaves ol Jom >1. ssetksi. will je presented bi -he Ej.is. the -brother of Pre id"’ ' high school auditorium st 8 o'ckrex By JEWEL GENTRY Jefferson Davis of tlie Southern that night. While the public ia Confederacy. The Mayor ,nd Boaru COLORED CASE COMMITTEE OF much looked forward to. private ' Following tlie program the Memph­ Uivit?d to hare this occiaimi with of Aldermen have declared til.- CHILDREN'S BUREAU HONORS picnic. is Council if Alpha Chi Phi Om?- us. i sp.telal request is made fo* ga Sirority will sponsor a recep­ day a community holiday, mm u. all Mound Barousn,- to ot presmt FOSTER FARENTS Guests gathered at 5 at the beau­ tion on the beautiful and spacious luslnes establishments are a..,.e Foster Parerts of Children’s Bu­ tiful Stan Street home of Mr. and V ÆW «■ help mike the Dbtervinue jjsl 1 lawn of Mrs. Flora Cochrar. at 733 to dose on that afternoon, mid ,tl reau were honored again last Mrs. William MiKir.nis The vliat i cuiht to be on he Itxal rk.' 1 Jr " homes are asked to dlspmy thi. Thursday evening at an annual McKinr.ie's wide and deep back Vance -evel An Educational Program will be­ tea given by numbers of the Col­ lawn and beautiful flower garden ored Case Committee of the agen­ held the attention of each gue t. gin on Monday morning, July 9 at winch 'imc tlie group will also cy . Tlie committee hrs honor­ We all marvelled over the beauty, seldom seen in a garden. ' open g clinic. At 7:30 on the same Appeal To Appellate ed piren s and the children even' To say tha. it was pretty e.cning the banquet and crowning year with a Suit ner party. of “Mi s Poro" will climax activi­ An air Of excitement prevailed is putting' it mild There ties for the day a. a Banquet in r for the kiddie; the minute that they were lides and swings tor tlie kids Court Filed For Three tlie Universal Ltf? Insurance Bld? yentered the auditorium of the and both guests and members en­ joyed an evening of complete relax­ On Tut day. July 10 Hair ■Var.ce Avenue Branch “Y" where CHICAGO ation amidst comfort and hospitali­ styling and a Fashion Revue will SIX about 10 30 on the evening uf Fri­ ^a long raception table, overlaid members of an interracial group ty. A Lew wandered off tor b? featured For any informa­ day. May 41, when they entered with an exquisite Italian cut work found guilty of disorderly conduct Jennie's Cafe, they were refused air condition in the house, but tion co* .erning tlie convention cloth, wa: filled wi h all of the [ contact Mrs. Ionia Cochrell, chair­ to secure service al Jennies Cafe, sen ice on the pretax* that tlw mast of us were held to the out­ delicacies and a birthday cake. as the aftermath of their efforts kitchen was closed that the tables doors beauty A complete din­ man and president-owner of the Glowing candles in candelabras 658 E. 79th St on May 11 was ap­ ner. done by Mrs. Janie Porter, Men ..his Poro College, at 748 Wil- were all reserved and that the es­ stood on either side of a huge cen- pealed this week to the 1st Dis­ tablishment waa a private club inember- of the club and her cat- 1.uns Avenue or call WH—2858 ten>iece of red rose buds trict of the Appellate Court oi The Comniiauoner ot police'» office erei . was another treat Cards, Dlinois. has investigated and found that Enthusiastic backing was pro­ ;ames along with prizes, highlight* VOLUNTEER STATE On June 19. Judge Alexander J Jennie's Cafe is not a private club vided the committee by Mr. Sam­ ed the evening. MEDICAI. AUXILIARY FOUR IN ONE - A foursome of Auburn Avenue Harris, Barbara Lochart, Poetry Covington and Napoli in Boy's court tuiind tin but has a license to serve the pub­ uel Rutherford, a modest execu­ GUESTS MEETS IN NASHVILLE lassies demonslrote that Coca-Cola's new family Joyce Rankin were among the first to sample group guilty and fixed their fines lic Customers“ continued to enter tive director whose genuine friend- Invited guests of the evening The Volunteer State Medical sire bottle holds enough of the world famed the "big brother" a$ it was introduced to the at 8100 each Bona was set at $20t) the cafe and were served during lit ess lits endeared him to all of were Mr and Mrs. Sherman Rob­ Auxiliary held its 18th Annual soft drink for four people. Misses Ester Mae public Wednesday. — (Perry s Photo) each when Attorney Howard T the inson. Mrs R A. John-on, Mis. Meeting at Nashville at Meharry time the group was there the Poster Parents and the kid,?: Savage of the NAACP legal stall Till.i Jones. Mr Edward Partee. Medical College las; weekend. June and hi- down town office stall and attorney for' the defendants Tlie group was told they were Mis Eunice Clark. Mr William 19, 20 and 21 with the i.ieet- along wih Mr. Norman Isenberg, announced ills intentions ol appeal­ not wanted and would not lie served Partee, Miss Emma Jean Pinks- ing being called to order b'.' the president of the Board of Directors Church News ing the ruling a stay ot mitiini the whites among them were called of Childrens Bureau, who spoke Ittm. Mr. Edward Partee tlie president. Mrs. J L’ B Forrester. ST. STEPHEN BAPTIST ( III lit II was granted until July 3 "lugger - lovers" and the entire to tlie group bringing greetings 'alter four guests and members of Jr . . AMONG THE CLUBS 508 N. Third Street "It is my intention" said Atty gloup were subject to verbal insults from tlie beard as he thanked the Mis Jo Ellen Jones' wedding party; Tlie meeting was we l utleni/d Rev. 0. Crtvens; Minister Savage," to take the appeal to every and abuse The management, em­ workers In his short talk. Mr. M, Theresa Perkins, Mr. J H fry delegates from all ove th? »tale .Sunday July 1st. Sunday School court of last resort available until ployees and customer« then organi­ 1 ?nberg spoke of tlie faithfulness Bell. Mr. Rabert Cotton, Mrs. Grace and was very well represented by President and Mrs Viola Douglass, opens at 8:15 a. m with inspiration­ the issue is either determined tn zed theinselve and attempted . _ to | at the workers and parents and ?arker aud Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Men phian many who a err llll. SHAMROCK SOI TALITES CLUJ» reporter al singing. Brother Bennie Lerve.s; favor ot the victims of preiiniiee thruw the group out. During the tlieir love for tlie children as a Thomas. elected to state offices was entertained al tlie lovely superintendent in chaîne oi tlie or until there is no court out God' assault, one of the group. Dale contribution He then praised the M.s. M L Kd.im:. Mr. Benito MEMPHIS I ADIES apartment of Mrs. Annie B Spane, | HIE CO-OPERATIVE Sunday School activities Devotion­ court to go to" was beaten to a condition of dial chlidrcn for their beautiful man- Casum. Sr., Mrs. Doris Bodden. ELECTED TO OFFICES on McLean. I NEIGliHOItllOOh AM) THRIFT al service. Leading class in atten­ In finding the group guilty tin of dizziness. He was given no help 1 ners. Mrs Amu Belle Phillips, Mr. Wil- Memphis Medical Auxihai;. niem- Tile charming hostess was at her I ( Lt B dance In the adult dept, class no. court held that because tlie group by the police who shortly arrived in Rev A. E. Andrews, chairman of j liam Gurney. Mis. Louise Davis, ter elected to offices ar" Mrs best making everybody very com­ I held its June meeting at the resi­ 16 Mrs S. Steel instructor Tlie had some scepticism about being response to calls from both thr ¿Mlie Colored Ca e Committee, pre- ar.J lier sm ill daughter, Jana; Mrs. dence ot Miss Susi? Blaikburn. 62s leading S. 8. Class , in finance in served before they went to tlie res­ management and from some of the Vided curing the evening Mr M. J M-Giiee. Mrs Linnie John­ Etlle Flagg, presiden of Lie Slate fortable. Mrs Ida Coleman, presi­ taurant and because after being members of Hie interracial group "l A. Bodds.".. post chairman spoke Volunteer State Medical Auxiliary; dent presided After tlie busi­ Mississippi Blvd , who v as lavish in the adult dept Hit adult men Bible son. Mr- Bertha Elson and "Your who had left earlier The police in- Mrs. W A Bisson, chairmu-.i of tlie ness resslon, social hour was enjoy­ I her entertainment' with delicious re- class Mr James Perkins. instTuclyr told they would not lie served and thanking the volunteer workers and Columnist" executive beard; Mrs. B. F. Me- ed by all. i freshments Tile class leading m the children because they then elected to stay i Stead of unholding the right of presented the ladles responsible for MEMBERS [Cleaves, third vice president and Members .present were Mrs Te- Mi- Pearl Jewett. Teacher in Dept is class No. 2. Mrs.L Alex­ mid insist upon their riihta, there­ the group to be served, at the in­ tlie party Thursday evening who Members een around »ere Mrs stigation of the cafe manegement Mrs T. H Watkins, publicitv chair­ i esea Watson. Mrs Magnolia O'Neal, Public School System ol Helena ander asst's instructor ai ll iw by running tlie risk that thos who were Mrs. Viola Penn. Mrs Lillie George iSaiai Brown, president of | arrested them on charges of dls- man Local physicians wlw sl- Mrs. Priscilla Burke. Mrs Etta M. | Ark., house guest of Mrs Agnes a. in the regular form ot worsliip refused to serve them would resort Rodgers, Mrs. Minnie Lee Allen1, the club; Mr Brown. Mrs Katie i orderlv .conduct i tendod the meeting were Dr B F Flowers' ' Smith and daughter of 562 Crump music by choirs one and two Mis to violence against them, tlie group and Mr Mattie Johnson. Other ! Tipton. past president and chair- McCleave, Dr. E M. Wilkins and i Blvd was the special-euest of th? Ruble F McCall al piano. Mrs Wats therefore guilty of disorderly members of tile Case Committee nan of the picnic: Mrs. Powers Tlie next meeting will be with It is charged that in addition to Dr. W A. Bisson. Mrs. Watson, on Louisville St Mis | club. She bi ought greetings and ex­ Mary Collisn al the organ. Mr» conduct Judge Napoli held that are Mrs. Geneva Williams, Mrs. Thornton. Mi-, and Mrs John Cox. refusing medical attention for Thelma Hill, secretary pressed appreciation for tlie clubs, ; Eligha Hall Director of choir'No. the defendants should have sought Oirtete Da; Father 8t. Julian Mrs. Gertrude Armstrong. Mrs Na- Drews was beaten to a condition one. Sermon by Rev J Boion The redress through civil action rather Simpkins. Mrs. Viola Haysbert. Mrs oml Gordon. Mrs. Adalaiae Smith. MISS CECILE MYERS IS WED program of Thrift and Benevolence. right to cap an attorney that the ' Senior deacons in chargé al tlie than remain in the restaurant. Eddie Rideou;. Miss Pearlle Gasa- Mr. Wtlliyni Smith, a past presi- TO JUSTICE DEPARTMENT THE BEST .MEN'S AND Tli" Club iilans to honor Mrs Ly- police kicked and otherwise abused church activities a 3 p in Tilt The defendants, all members ol way. Mrs. Minnie Lee Allen. Mrs. [dent; Mrs. Maud? Gee. Mrs. Jana LAW YER IN D. (.'. WOMEN’ S ( LI B m m. tli" piesldmit of tlie cl'ib from members of the group , Oi wide pread bitcrest miougn- met al the home oi Mis Lula its beginning at tlie July meeting i Mother's Board Annual day: Guesl the Chicago Committee of Racial Lucille Joyner, Mrs. Othella Shan­ i’oi ef. Mr.- Kenneth Jones. Mr Atty Savage branaed the theory oul is tli; announcement mad* last Dotson. 1587 Pecan Street. which will be held at M2 Crump speaker Mrs J B Brown at 6.36 Equality, were Mrs Kathryn Fields. non. Mrs. Ann Simpkins. Mrs. Bod­ Rcbcrt Parrish and little Gilda Lee upon w hich Judge Napoli based hit week ty Mr. J. M. Myers ol Mem­ Blvd, witii M* not app • ir In year old daughter. HELD IN MEMPHIS thigt that person or those persons was her only- attendan. Mr MRS E NLCBm "i 'ad State Federation where 174 regis­ Tile Bible Verses begin .with tlie | tlie traditional ‘ Muslim bladk veil ’ Food was passed out among the] JULY ’-II seekiiig to deprive him of his rights Bernard Keevers of Waail.tgton, terr la ; wceq Ihm- her I*...:e n* tered delegates from "9 towns and letter J The next meeting is slated which (heir more orthodox isters largest group of parent; and chil- ”Mi Annie M Malone. Founder, will resort to unlawful acts to do was best man 1 .. i ville fo*- ,i visit witli ii* r nit- citie of Tenne’see boasted their for the resident of Mrs Willie . wear when appearing in public, dresv dren that the woikers have ever .will piesidc - Mrs. Ionia Cochrell is so.* After a weeding U ip. tlie couple i et ana bi ' ’in-: the Miba..*.' .nates! convention Wilett 1451 Dorris St .very carefully,,eMpo*in; only the witnesscti for those who did hot chairman Gerald D. Bullock. 1st vice-presi­ will reside in Washington where family Mrs. N’esbi. • he wife The class added two more links bands and the face, draping the wish to go to the table. The National Porn A-sodation, Memphis has 32 Club- wh.ch are dent of the Cliicago Branch of die Mr Middleton is an attorney for oi the late Dr. E E. Nesbitt. in its chain with two new members lest ol the figure in h"**Vy clothes. Inc., will nold i's amiUBl conven­ National Association (or the Ad­ the United States Government bi Sli? now inai.es iiti home in Lou- members oi tlie city federation Em­ in person of Mrs. Willie B Mc­ Therefore, when they are asked ONAWA NEIGHBORHOOD ( LIB tion in Memphis at the Olivet phasis was placed on tlie matter of vancement of Colored People said." the Department of Justice Mlle with two daughters mid tlieir Curry 351 East Crump Blvd Mrs to ayipear tn a bathing costume be- GIVES ANNUAL PICNIC AT Baptist Church July 8-11. with the each local member, of tlie City Fede­ The basic issue involved here is one ii'inillf Mi i.id Mi.- Wilson Al- Mary Jackson 1283 Gill ' lore an audience —which will McKINNIE RESIDENCE Honoiabl; Mrs Annie M. Malone, ration being a bona fide member oi of whether or not the city of Chi­ The bride was graduated from exanuer who will a!so vi'it here The meeting was turned over to not lark ogling males, they will fe?l Play lived up to its name Thurs­ founder of the Na.ional Poro Col­ the National Federation cago. Its officials and law enforce­ Bockcr Washing.on High School thia si n mer anil tin’ lonnei :4lss the hostess who served a delicious ifiost barranted to say the least. lege and System, presiding day when members of the Onawa here She received both her Flora Nesbitt Tlie entire stall w»s re-elected menu in a buffett style Mrs E ment agencies will continue to al­ Tlie decision to appear hi tile con- low such open defiance of tlie Neighbor Club wound up th?ir “Madam Malone Day" will be undergraduate and graduate de- to seive for a lout th year which Fryer was presented to the club [ test is a psychological "¡irotsst" not civil rights laws of Il'lnois. on the year’s work at their annual and observed Sunday. July 8 at 3 p. m. gices from Howard Unlvcisity MEMPHIANS VKII ■*.111 complete Hie four year tenure She was a visitor. She gave some to teel Inlcrior to thcli white coun- part of Jennie's Cafe and many where she wa a member uf tae WEST ( OASI for most of the officers. highlights on Christian socials trrparts in the western world othe*- such establishments in th? Alpha Ka,,pa Alpha Sorority serv- MRS HARR1' CASH leit lost Till' officers for 1956-57 are members present were Mrs Effie . However, informed source; holding inj as tasileu- one term Since week for tl'.e W ist Coir; 3c- Mr-. Marie Adems, p'es Young. Mrs Charlett Davis Mrs. • city ” the Pakistan National Contest ini graduation she has taught Eng­ fore goini on o Cálnur**úi sue will Mr L E Brown. 1st vic» « Clara Taylor. Mrs Bessie Chorum Miss Univer • Beauty Pageant, say lish in a Baltimore High School. I vi it- friends in D.-.llus and D.*n>ei Mme G. M. S. Young, 2nd vice Mrs Mary Jackson, Mrs Selean Feathers com- into their own with The groom was graduated from Mrs. Casii will join MR. anil Mrs Velorls Perry, secretary Stell. Mrs Aline Brown Mrs Bur­ | i* is likely that the entrants will be autumn hats GORDON’S Howard Univei tty too. where he MRS FLOYD CAMi’l1 LL mid MR MbH Freddie Jones, asst secretary din Posry, Mrs Lillie Jackson Mrs ¡rem among the advanc’d non- Musl.n minorities in Pakistan, like was a meinaer cf the Kap.ia Alpha ami YRS. JOHN OUTLAW wl.o Mis. J H Lavender, treasurer Lula Alexander. Mrs Vlctorii Ste"l oiitrvut at new high in May Hindoos. Clirlstans and Pars.se.s. a ”(1 rl"ct f| has Tlie Ten Ladles Social Cldb had I abd Mrs Lula Alexander; chair­ *hnw »amalea. S» tan. where the eirl Ifijpbe selected phi were Mis. Dorothy Myers Tu- been on the Wt t Co-ist tor tnc a Tea Sunday afternoon nt tin 1 man of Publicity GMInHan reaud and Mi s Josie Baldridge, past year, revealed that she will home of Mr. and Mrs L. Mongei lor contesting for the Miss Unlvorsi' title Hartlev Garmon* Ce sister and cousin to the bride who also attend Hie convention 1.1 Den­ on Wabash jjinad two of the blip's other Members present were Mrs I One Paki laili girl. Miss Aziz Latif CALI OR WRITI PROOF ver Helen lias recently re­ is very annoyed at non-hicluslon ol sisters, a brother-in-law. Miss Mab?l turned to the coast after taking a Violet Boyd Mrs Dessle Dandridge. John Sodio* Myers. Chicago Designer ar.d form­ male judge« and in i lettei to an 1 rip with her husbar.d. Dr r R Mrs Majorfc Goodman. Mrs R 81 8-2768 or 4-3021 English newspaper llrFPrt er Memphian who flew over and ML Howard to the Races in Louis­ Cunningham. Mrs pearlie Clark. • MF*n*nie TV" I should be done L tOYKia Mr. and Mrs. James Cary who went ville. St. L*:uis. Chicago, New York, Mrs Stella Morion. Mrs. Harriett MlW JIMW from tlieir home in New York City. where she visited her brother. Ur' Haralson Club member Mrs. Callie I Ned Boyds and to Philly where she Potts was out of town KARACHI. PAKISTAN -*ANP>- MR. ERIC LINCOLN. Clark was the guest of Mis. Jesse Vann Mrs. H Haralson; President. Mrs For the lirst time tn 'he history ol University professor, arrived here D Dandridge.: Secretary and Mrs this ancient Asiatic country, the week before last from hi home in DR. and MRS. A L. JOHNSON M Goodman. Reporter largest 1-lamic state in the world, Atlanta and is In extra production ; had as their house guest two weeks c colored Pakistani gul will contest at the Memphis World during the The Ebony Social will have their . ago Ills brother, MR. WALTER lor the winning award in the Miss ' JOHN.--GN who i- an instructor at ummer months Mr. Lincoln 4th Annual Dance June 29. at the Universe tontest to be held at Long Mil well be remembered in Memph­ ’ a Boy's School in New York. Flamingo Room. Friends and Pub­ Heat h. Calif., in tlie United States is for Ills leadership a; LeMoyne lic come out for an enjoyable even­ There has been a great deal of PALM READER AND ADVISOR Ou'lege. institution from which he ing. MR L O. EWINGLER. execu- * ontroversy in the fanatically religi­ •a, graduated. After graduation [ live, director of the Abe Scharff President asks all members tc ous oithodox Muslim state ol Pak­ Nationally Known! Highly Recommended! he opened a Public Relations Of­ YWCA and MR J. T CHANDLER. be ready to leave at 10:30 for the istan about the propriety of an Asia­ fice here. Liter she enroilen ia -ER., board member, are back after 4th of July Picnic tic gi:I from Pakistan apjiearing al­ NOT TO BE CLASSED AS GYPSIES srad-.ïte schc.il at Chloe) l:i I attending the Southern Area Coun- Mrs. Bobo had tlie inert ing al most semi-made in the pageant at verrity after which he went to Beaulah's Cafe, whiah the mem­ I ci) Meeting at the Blue Ridge California, with girls of white na­ Will read your life without asking any questions, gives advice y l YMCW ReuteaL—— bers enjoyed very much. Next host­ tion- who are used from childhood on all affairs of life, such as; Love, courtship and marriage. ess is Mrs Mattie Evans. Business in mixing freely with men. She reunites the separated, causes speedy marriages, helps MR. and MRS. JOSEPH E WAL­ Mgr. Mrs. Martha Atkins. Presi- Moreover, white girls wear g dress ORLEANS HOTEL KER are the proud parents of a dent. Mrs Gladys King which displays the beauty of tlie you to gain the one you love. If worried, troubled, or in 639 Vance (At Orleans) taby son who made his arrival two feminine figure. Pakistani Rills arc doubt, consult this gifted medium. If you have been disap­ i weeks ago Mr. Walker is at NOT "Your Home Away From pointed in others, one visit will convince you that this medium the Tri-State Bank— Mrs St. mat is superior to any reader you have consulted. She advises Home” Pickett is one of the attractive 1 Lroke into lier kitchen a housewifi for QUICK RELIEF of on business affairs. MODERATE RATES! Pickett sis.ers. grabbed her husband’s 22-calibei rifle and tired once. The startled HEADACHE Private and confidential readings daily and Sunday. VISIT OUR COZY * CORRECTION - MISS JO EL­ thiif tied: butthrhtnsewifwdidn't Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. leadings for white nnd colored. know it. She fainted as she pulled FIESTA ROOM LEN JONES will be wed Saturday Satisfaction guaranteed 'at7:30 at Mt. Olive CathedralTnJ the trigger ______.______/- Dine and Dance to live NEURALGIA You will find us most moral and not to be classed oi st; ad of 8 as announced by the Ease Pains of Headache Music. GYPSIES. l minister Mis Jones, former Neuralgia . Neuritis with DINING ROOM OPEN 24 [organist for the Junior Choir at PULL THE PLUG Anger and worry ore the most unprofitable conditions Quick Acting STANBACK HOURS DAILY. Mt. Olive and niece of Mr. and known to man. While they are in possession, mental, physi­ Specializirg In fine Foods: I Mrs. Kenneth Jones with whom OR STOMACH UPSET Test STANBACK against cal and spiritual growth are suspended. Anger is a high­ Halt-alive, headachy, when constipa­ he makes her horns, will be wed any preparation you’ve Chicken ■ Steaks - Chops - [to Mr. William.Partee of Memph­ tion sours stomach? Black-Draught* way robber and worry is a sneak thief. Bring your prob­ relieves cotutipation overnight ever used ... See hw /Shrimps • Sandwiches of Helps sweeten sour stomach too. lems to me today, tomorrow may be too lote. is ar.d Clevsland. quick relief comes. All Kinds. • tairtvt Staaadi SwHtiaer Wsrtt Ortnaprt' Don’t be discouraged if you have failed to find help) No harsh griping Made from pure 6*1» I do what others claim to do! licensed by State and County. Special Rates to Sororities, vegetable herbs. Thoroughly,but There's no Gin like GORDON’S Fraternities, Etc. For Club gently uncorks clogged intestines STANBACK No representatives or house calls. GEniNGjJp nights Brings comforting relief in morning Meetings, Banquets, Etc. ting Up Nl|hU or Bed Wetting, too frw- Then life looks sunny again! Get TAKE WHITEHAVEN BUS TO STATE LINE, (Tenn. A Miss.) queot. burning or Itching urination> «r Black-Draught today HIGHWAY 51 SO. LOOK FOR HAND SIGN NEAR SALLY dearly Americans Favorite, Strong Smelting. Cloudy Urine, due to ■I» PovSrr nr Qrjniutni form «»< Call JA. 5-6433 common Kidney and Bladder lrrltaUom. nmr H ncr, eiuz-to-tiit« TaXIrti, too.' ROGER S STORE ONE BLOCK FROM END OF BUS LINE. try CYBTKX tor quick help. 10 reare uee R!f!W9fflfTHN| When ron.-tlpotk» W. D. TAYLOR, Managst prove eafety for young and old Aek drug- UUdUlHUllMFOR CHILDREN aonra eblMren'a (I- gUI tor OT8TKX under money-back guar­ naUos and dlnoalt x. set Byrap ot Bleak, MEMPHIS, TENN. antee Sw bow tset you improve rnartt 'The- *c-r th!> boner-oveet tlqaM 4 • MEMPHIS WORLD • Saturday, June 30, 1956 Originator Of W. Indian Federation, Now Forgotten Man,D

White Frenchman Many Talk As Political Given African Figure Returns From Meet By WILBERT E. HEMMING KINGSTON, Jamaica-(ANP)-The political broth steamed hot Funeral Rites again in the British Caribbean, os Normon Monley heading a - Jamaica delegation, attended and returned from a meeting ol PARIS — portant. It was on federation. In different parts of the island and summation of Griaule s. activities in ITS AN HONOR — Sammy Davis. jr., left »tar of th» Broadway hit »how, "Mr. Wonder­ Campbell's resolution which took extracted more oil. It was interest­ this region, This message was con-' ful" and Warren Hull right, itar of the CBS-TV show "Strike it Rich," recently were guest» the hearts of the British, and laid ing to note that in 1943. exported firmed by a similar one from the! the foundation for a West Indian Venelline fetched about 857.000 and at the annual Donor Luncheon of the Brooklyn chapter. National Foundation for Mutcular Dogon spiritual chief, the Dogon Alter soven year» holding the crown Federation, never met favour from ill 1955. It brought tn 8201.000. Dyitrophy, he. i'oth were honored for their time and effort on behalf of handicapped chil­ of Aru as ligh.-heavyweight wrestling champion of the world J the the People’s National Party, led When Oerman U-boats In the last dren. and were pretented with life membership» by Leon Goldstein, center, executive vice* first Negro title-holder in that sports' history), Binningham. Another ceremony took place I ever since by Norman Manley. war. menaced allied seas, and de­ pmideni el NFMD. (Newspress Photo) Alabama-born Don Blackman turned his talents to acting two after more dancing: a farewell said j But to the present, short-mem­ prived the Caribbean of kerosene bv the oldsters alone, who aftarl years ago, and has been doing very well indoed. He it ory and somewhat ungratefur Ja­ and electrical appliances. Campbel) prayers and tamtam sounding lift I shewn on location at a Hollywood set. where he is making maicans. have given Campbell no invented a national lamp whose fouthward in silence to accompany .‘-“nbago, the new Warner Bros. him. starring Alan Ladd. recognition at all. In fact, the bril­ wick feeds on coconut oil In waler. the soul of the dead man into tht_| ngliL (Newspress Phot j) liant Negro, has been constantly It is Ulis same great colored Ja­ nieht maican who had moved the first Evangelistic Durham Insurance Firm Fills pushed in the backroom of Jamai­ can Government elected members motion on federation, and caused PERSONAL and some officials, and as it were, th eBritish Government in 1944. to have the first Closer Association Sour Stomach, Gas, Intestinal de­ being pressed to starve. Group Holds Court -Of Appeals Kills Conference in Montego Bay where rangement. pain. Bowel disorder of I saw him in his legal, book-cram the pillars of a forthcoming Domi­ minor nature, Try Delirious, Sooth med chambers recently. He recalled DURHAM. N. C. - William M. ers___Fire Insurance Company. . in nion. took shape. ing - a few things, and the only thing Rich, a Durham hospital adminis­ Durham, a member of the board of Today, he is completely forgot­ Case Against Braden that would be comforting to him. 45th Session trator, was elected to the board of director of John Avery Boys Club, PinS CARMINATIVE ten in the scheme of such things, would be recognition from Manley directors, and D. C. Deans, Jr., at trastee of While Rock Baptist 35c - ALL DRUGGIST ind those wl.o opposed his move FRANKFORT Ky. - The Ken­ that he was the father of fedcra- long-time company official, was Church and a member of Omega t Ferguson said he welcomed tills then, are slated for high offices in By VICTOR CALVERTON tucky Court of Appeals has thrown tion. elevated to tlie position of agency Psi Phi Fraternity. passage in the opinion and would that very thing against which they ASBURY PARK. N. J. - (ANP) out tlie 15-y-ear prison sentence director at a meeting of the firm's study the possibility of prosecutmg A brilliant up-bringing marked had fought. Religious leaders from many Like Rich. Deans is also a Vir­ given Carl Braden because lie and board uf directors here Wednesday. Biaden and the others for sedition this famed colored man. that Ne­ These are some of the issues on states in the United States and the ginian, a native of Essex county. his wife helped a Ncrro couple ob­ Rich is superintendent of Lincoln against Kentucky alone Braden gro history will some day record which the federal election will be District of Columbia attended the Hospital here. Deans, already a tain a house in a so-called white told reporters: "I hope this is the On May 18, (before pursuing lawi fought, and the political stage is sessions celebrating tlje 54th anni­ He received his formal training at member of the company’s board of tuichborhood near Louisville end of reprisals against my wife in 1920. he was appointed the being tactfully set for it. versary of the Women's National West Virginia State College and “DOC”ANDERSON Charges against Mrs. Braden and directors and a vice-president, was ana me because of our sale of a Evangelistic and Missionary Con­ went to work in the campaign also associate agency director. five other whites persons indicted house to a Negro couple." ference and the 11th annual ses­ headquarters of H. D. Hatfield who Recent deaths of two of the com­ with the Bradens are expected to The attorney genera) said it was sion of tlie National Auxiliary to subsequently became governor of pany’s high-ranking officers, A, J. lx1 voided as a result of the unani­ not likely that he would ask the the Women's National Evangelistic We6t Virginia. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Clement and George W. Cox, made HELPED ME mous decision by Kentucky's high- Ij Appeals Court to rehear the Brad­ and Missionary Conferejÿié' which est court All were indicted uhder Wednesday's action by the board en case. Attorney Zollinger said it By the NNl’A News Service (Federal Board of Parole. On Oct. were held here at Mt. Pisgah Bap­ necessary. Clement died in April a sedition law passed in l^O would be 30 to 60 days before the The. annual report of the United 2. 1953. djeslglialions to the YouUl tist Church for three days last “The American Civil Liberties and Cox died two weeks ago Both High Paying Jobs high court’s ruling becomes final States Boatd of Parole, submitted I Division ol the Board were made week. Union views the reversal of Car), were board members, and. in »d- When it is finalized, the I/iuisvllle to Attorney General Herbert by the Attorney General. Braden's conviction ns an impor­ The motto of th«’ meeting was dition. Cox was agency director »nd court will release the $40 000 post­ Brownell, Jr, by Scovcl Richard'on, In launching the new Federal Await Engineers tant civil liberties victory,’’ said'i "The World For Christ." The Rev. a vice-president. r ed as bond for Braden to assure board chairman, tor Uie fiscal year voutli program. Mr. Brownell de­ Lou' Lusky. Louisville attornev who J. Smith. acting pastor of Uie host Ute election of Rich to the board PRAIRIE VIEW _ (ANP) - his freedom while the appeal was ended June 3«. 1955. cover» Uie op­ scribed it as a progressive and tor- was appointed by the A1 C L. U church, welcomed the delegates to -of directors brings its strength up Thirteen recent graduates from pending, Braden spent seven eration ot the Youth Corrections ward looking law whtan provide to assist in appealing the convic­ months in jail and prison before the city. The Rev. Mrs. Beulah F. to the mandatory number of nine Prairie View A. and M. College's Division. i tool for aiding youtns who come tion.- Dodson of Norfolk, president of the members. , School of Engineering have had the money was raised, much of it into conflict with Federal law. By Act of Sep'. 30. 195(1. an cight- parent body, presided. The Intro­ N. C. Mutual President and board no difficulty in finding Job place­ Th' Appeals Court did not pass through the Emerrenev Civil Uber- mepiber Boan ot Parole responsi­ ductory sermori on the opening day chairman W. J. Kennedy, Jr., an­ ments in their various fields. • on many' important civil liberties tics Committee. Thé bond was the Facilities and staff tor diagnostic ble for the .xercise ot all quasi- was delivered by the Rev. Estelle nounced the board's selection fol­ issues raised in a 3!W-pagc appeal hi host ever set in Kentucky for tudy and trei'ment ot oilenders judicial funutioih with respect to Hodges of Norfolk, who Is pastor lowing the meeting at the home According to C. L. Wilson. dean, brief filed bi Lu-k> ^ind Robert »ny rffenee ' ■> committed under the Act were de­ the grantii g, denying and revolting of Smyrna Disciples Church. office here. “the graduates of till» class (1958) W Zollinger. LoUisnlle who was clared, available in all Federal ju­ Zollinger said lie would ask the of parole and parole supervision, “I am completely satisfied with represent the largest number from Braden’s chief counsel at his trial dicial districts east ot the Mississip­ Appeals Com t to release hundreds (the lmpc.itiun or modification ot Other speakers on the procram the appointment of Mr. Rich and our School of Engineering since in December. 1954 Th' hr h court's pi River by the Attorney General its inception three years ago.” of books and private papers seized i the conditions of parole or condi­ were Evangelist Arcola Faison. New Mr. Deans. I feel sure that their ¡decision was based, instead, oti n on Jan. 19, 1954. Jersey, educational sermon: Evan­ In raids on the homes of the Brad­ tional release, the issuance of war- selections will certainly enhance j ruling by the U S Supreme Court ' rants and oiders ol revocation and gelist O. Jones, missionary sermon, He continued. "One of our gra­ ens and the others indicted. The The Act. otters to the Judge, H the growth of the company," said that the Federal Government has duates. Jimmie Lee Williams (Elec­ searches and seizures were one of the establt linient ot general parole and the Rev. M. A. Farrar, annual Kennedy. exclusive right to prosecute he considers it appropriate.-a pro­ trical (Engineering!, will work for for , policies. sermon Rev. Mrs. Dodson delivered Deans has a long and Impressive alleged sedition. the main points raised in Lusky gram that ran be geared to the in­ the American Bosch Arma Corpora­ A youth Correction Division, ex­ her annual sermon on the second record of service to the company, Braden and the others were in- and Zollinger's brief. It was one dividual's need and at the same tion. Garden City Long Island, N. MRS. JUNE RANSOM isting of thiee members, having day of the meeting. starting in 1920 when he became dieted on sedition charges after of the many issues that rallied wde time jfrovide for the protection ol Y.. at a beginning salary of 8516 jurisdiction of Federal oilenders manager of the firm's Richmond. s grand jury investiga’ed the dyna­ support for the Louisville defend­ society. Evangelist Ramclia -Atkins per month. Other graduates Will under the age of 21, was created Va.. district. He had been sum­ Mrs. June Ransom of Route 1. ants. Besides the Bradens and It also provide for an intensive take jobs ranging from 8325 to miting of the home of the Negro »Thin the Board of Parole by this i delivered the introductory sermon moned to the home office in Dur­ Rock Springs, Georgia, read an arti couple,, Mr. and Mrs Andrew E Bown. those indicYet!“ were Lewis study ol the defendant prior to for the Women's Auxiliary on the $440 per month.” Act. ham early last year from his post cle tn the newspaper about "Doc" Wade TV. on June 27. 1954 The Lubka. Miss Louise Gilbert. Miss sentence it the Judge desires. This third day of the missiohary meet­ Part II of the annual report or 1 in Richmond to assist the then ail­ LaRUe Spiker, and I 0. Ford pre-sentence clinical study provides R. C. Anderson At the time she house was half destroyed by white ing. The annual sermon was deliv­ ing director Cox. "All the defendants jom me in the Uni.ea States Parole Board, read this she was in a very poor racists after the Bradens bought rhe court with scientuic knowledge ered by the Rev. Clara E. Pierce. Rich, however, is a newcomer to thanking the thousands of individ­ covering the Youth Correction Di­ condition with regard to health, 1 the house and transferred it to the of the youth and takes due note ot The annual address of the auxiliary N. C. Mutual officialdom A native uals, organizations, and newspapers vision, states: Got Relief from money and success in general. Wades any and all chances in the youth's president Mrs. C Thomas, was de­ ol Westmoreland County. Va.. he all over the world that made it ! Chief Justine Hanau F. Btone j Commonwealth'.- Attorney A. personal! y and attitude. livered in the afternoon of the third has been superintendent of Lln- Itching, Stinging, According to Mrs Ransom she Ftott Hamilton, who irosei/uted the possible for us to carry this case A* committed youth otienaer is day of the meeting. liver 12 years aco adopted a com­ «•oln Hospital since 1934. He re­ was an absolute failure, she said case, declared that the purchase to the highest courts and obtain i person under the age ot 22 who ceived his formal education at that her condition and frame of, justice" Braden said ' l^bor un­ mittee o! distinguished Federal Burning of ECZEMA 1 and bombing ol the house, were I judges to study the problems of is prosecuted by the court wider Hampton Institute where he earn­ mind were such that it affected ions, 'hurch organizations, and plotted by while siipixrrters of the regular crumnal procedures but ed a bachelor's degree in 1909 A her nerves, and home affairs. sentencing and reformation ot de­ | Wades in order to Mir up racial student groups ver' particularly sentenced under the Youth Cor- year later, he returned and receiv­ helpful Of course, the main work fendants committed tn the Federal Presbyterians (Strife and bring about a political rect.ions Act. ed an additional degree from the “After visiting "Doe" Anderson 1 courts. revolution was done by civil liberties organiza­ After eonvK'tipn nt a1 youth ot- institution's biisln*» school. I didn’t know I had any nenes." | The committee spent much tune Vernon Down, tions" lender the court may avail it elf Rich began his career as a bank­ she mid. She also said that her1 in surveying -entencuig procedures. love and financial conditions were into the Wade of any of tlie following ai erngtives: For Integration er with the Metropolitan Bank and 1 including th'1 American Law Insti- Mrs Wad' and her small dau .’liter 1. Suspend impa iUon or execu­ Trust Company of Norfolk. He straightened out. and that she and j tutes Model Youth Corrections Act. from violence by hoodlums, was tion of sentence and place oil pro­ came to Durham in 1934 and took her husband and children were 1 and concluded that a more tiexi- charged with the actual dynamit­ bation. KNOXVILLE. Tenn - tANl’i - over as superintendent of Lincoln never happier or better off since ble system ol disposition in the A resolution favoring racial inte­ their marriage They now own ing. Three persons refen’lv filed Freak Accident Hospital. cases ot youth oilenders was need­ gration was adopted last week by sworn statements in court at Utuis. 2. Sentence for treatment and He holds membership in several their own home and a nice garage. the 98th General Assembly of the ville stating that Bearn was with led. supervision un'il discharged by the After buying their home and United Presbyterian Church in medical associations, among which) them in Milwaukee at the time of They expre sed this need through Youth Correction Division. The garage, she ordered a charm to help North America, with the denomina­ are the North Carolina Medical the explosion and for several hours Kills Mother, the Federal Judicial Conierence. offender may be released under su­ Care Association, the American | as she believed in them She said tion urging its local congregations before it happened and in coopéra ion with several pervision at any time by the Di­ that the charm "Doc" sent her was to offer "full membership and fel­ College of Hospital Administrators, members ot Congress and other m- vision. He must be released under Doloret E. Coleman most wonderful It is called a “Ma- lowship" to all persons, regardless the American Hospital Association i Hamilton and State Attorney 'erested group-, tlie Federal Youth supervision upon expiration of four Chicago, III. tuzah" — a holy scroll, which is a Children of rkce or color. and the North Carolina Hospital General Jo M Ferguson had asked Four Corrections Act was passed in 1950 years from date of conviction and Association. "Mr hands and arms kept itching token of the Biblical Covenent that with what wm caUcd eczema and I the Appeals Court to uphold Brad­ The Act was implemented on must be nditionally discharged God made with Moses The Mazu- The measure further stipulated Rich is also a director of Bank- was miserable with (tinging torment en’s conviction on the ground that WASHINGTON - (ANP) - Aug. 7. 1953. wii'n Pressent Elsen­ i zah is a beautiful piece of Jewelry,, upon expiration of six years from that church institutions extend A friend (uggeated I try Black and he was guilty of sedition against When a mother of four children hower appointed the reorganized date CT conviction. I their ministries to all "qualified White Ointment. I got wonderful re­ which is worn by millions the state as ■well as the Federal persons" and tliat appointments to lief from itching, raw one of her children step off burning (ting." Government, They urged the Krn- into deep water she follow'd In an staff positions conform to the prin­ Mr» Ransom told that both she Try it yourself. tucky judges to interpose their au­ ntt-mpt tn rav* him. As she went ciple of integration. Ask for Black and and her husband wear one around- White Ointment. thority between the supreme Court .’ter the first child, the other three Meeting at Knoxville College for their necks at all times, and' that and the citizens of Kentucky to...... followed her and itr the confusion Negroes, the Assembly was told that the charms were sent by "Doc” gtiUonW keep the Supreme Court decision all were drown'd interracial churches were establish­ Anderson with his profound bless­ 4V» hmes as much 75< from being applied In the Braden Maryland Stat' police said that ed during the last year at Chicago, ing •She also said that after re­ rt^OteanN Uln Um Steel and White Im> case. 1 th' victims were all wading ih shal- St. Louis and Los Angeles. ceiving the “Mazuzahs" that she 1 low water in Breton Bay St: Mary's had mich hop*, belief and faith In They said the Coeit of Appeal' 'Countv Md when one of the chil­ this charm that thev were civen â Kentucky "is a supreme in its dren stepped into deep water ana such an incentive and urge to n field as the Supreme Court ol started Ao sink taicreed that they were Rhle to1 the'United States." 'They declared In an attempt to aid .the first ■ave money; and that they ere Uie Kentucky cohrt "would be re­ victim Mr* Madeline Berry. 28. and nothin? but clear ski's r.head. The miss in its duty if It accorded a her four children. Gladvs Barber advertiser does not claim this to be broad interpretation to limitations , 13. a daughter by previous marriage. a. aupererogated article aç_F’.ate power es'ablisherf by the Christina Berry. 8: L-Roy Berry 5: Supreme Court, if those limitations and Pau! Berry, 4 were all drowned If you can’t aee "Doc" R c An- were contrary' to the view of the While dragging operations were derson. the Rowvllle seer in preecn. few entertained bv this Court." In progress police 'aid the father. which would be so much bett'r The Appeals Court decision fm- Augustus, was shot in the leg and then RUTH an order for his won*) plied rejection of thé plea for in­ arrested for being abusive on the derful charm—the Mazuzah which terposition. but it did emphasize shore" He vas jailed on charges M only ^00 CAsn And 3 cento tn not of Rn(j disorderly. w W W Pbls Postau and .sibilllY nf SU(p proseni’mn for oh Mrs“ “Berry's body was recovered D.' ^fs.-Rim.rnit)er ileuses ««aiuwagainst th'mr vww.Frat' mit wim.said bhoto------* nr*>( M Wednesday. " • a * « *9 MIMPHIS WORLD • Saturday, Juna M, IfM ft I «h Newsmen Banned From White Citizens Council Meeting Refused Use Of American Bury Ex-Va. Legion Meeting Hall Union Pres. WASHINGTON - (ANP) - The first moeling of the White Citizens Council was olmosf halted at the halfway moik lost week when three Negro newspaper reporters attempted to enter At Richmond

The Council w hich was organised from entering. Kasper is said to In Washington by a John Kasper, have told the approximately 100 RICHMOND Va >ANP) - persons in attendance, that tlie held its first regular meeting Fri­ Funeral services for William J. day night at Annapolis hotel after press Is the greatest enemy of the Clark. chfirchman. educator and It was refused the use of the Ameri­ people, apart from the politicians president emeritus of the Virginia can Legion meeting loom Daily reporters who were admit­ Union University, were held here Alton F. Bradford chairman of ted to Hie meeting said Kasper an­ last week at Bennett's Funeral the Legion Club Board of Directors, nounced that the Council would Home Burial followed In West­ refused to allo« the -use-of their work toward re-segregation in Wash hampton Memorial Fark. elubroem after the council distri­ inglon. and chained District Com­ buted hand bills advertising the missioners witli lying, when they Dr Clark, «ho died here al hi» at fair and implying that the Legion said integration was working home June 17. was president Of was backing it. Carter was quoted as having said Virginia Union University from It was also reported that the Vet­ that Communist Integrationists are 1919 lu 1911 He was the univer- erans of Foreign Wars rtlused to using tlie Negro IO "tear up tin allow tlie use ol then hall in Ar­ framework" of the United Stater sily’s la-t «lute piesidenk lington. Va. after an announce­ Government. Communist-front or­ A iiattve «I Albi >n. Neb he was ment had been made ol the meeting ganizations arc persuading Negro *i graduate <>l California College there ¡voters "to imol their votes like pok- and Newton Theological Seminary. Tlie hotel room «as said t<> have ■r chips" and throw them for red- Dr Clark «as a former mission­ been rented in the name of tlie backed causer, staled Carter ary lor the American Baptist For- Seaboard Citizen* Committee He charged communist infiltrat­ ed groups with using "Rock ‘N Roll" ign Mission Society, and served CHARGE SAXTON WITH ASSAULT—Wad* None«, left, and Samuel Wyatt, both wait- W1,m the question was raised as to tlie name used in obtaining the music as an effective means of in­ in Burma until 1909 before hold­ tr*> ar* ltaving a New York Felony court recently, where they jointly charged welter* room. Kasper explained that the tegrating teenagers He further ing pastorates in Vermont and later waight boxing champ Johnny Saxton with assault. Thay all«g«dly suffered bruisad baaM at Seaboard group consisted ot the stated that they are «,aging a "psy­ tn "Flpi itla himda ol Saxton during an argument ov«r an auto collision, (N«w*pr«u Photo) citizens councils in Washington chological warfare" fol the minds Um lit came Io Virginia Union from Maryland, Virginia and Delaware of the children St Cloud. Fla. and for a while Some of these councils wereexpect- Tim Council spokesman blamed einal as professor ol church his- ed to send representatives. President Eisenhower the Supreme lory and theological instruction. In Asa (Ace) Carter, executive sec­ Court, the District Commissioners BUNDLE OF JOY — R«v, N«l»on Troui (left) ol th« Com­ '919 lie «as elevated to the posi­ leftactions On The retary of the Alabama White Citi­ a Northern Senator and the press munity Lutheran church in Loa Ang«l«a and hi» wil«< expi«“ tion of president ot the university. zens Councils was principal streak­ for the movement toward integra­ Daughter Of Howard Univ > joy ov«r their r.«w arrival, lour-yiaf old Paula Kim Trout (in- Dr Clark was made president lacent Ga. Federation er al the meeting, while his brother tion Ite said pro-segregationists .¿ding h«r pauport book). Back oi h«r ii Dr. Rob.rt Pure«, Douglas Carter served as door­ would have a hard and fast philos­ mcritus on retiring in 1941. The pr.Md.nl of World Vteion.’ "Opwation Stork, which arrang.d ' university honored him with a doc- Meeting tn Atlanta keeper ophy restoring racial pride to the President Is Married citizens of Anglo-Saxon extraction th« adoption of th. Korean waif by th. California coupl«. | tor of divinity degree in 1921. He All apparently «ent well until Tlie speaker criticized President was succeeded as president of Vir­ TDie 54th Annual Session of the , By ALICE A. DUNNIGAN their pink Mils (N.w.pr.s. Photo) three Negro reporters attempted to Eisenhower for "keeping Integration ginia UnmnJn 1941 by Dr. John M. rgia Federation of Colored WASHINGTON - (ANI’i - Die The bride’s mother «ore enter, to cover the meeting for their going after it got its start under Ellison, the first Negro president ot omen’s Clubs passed into history marriage of Miss Anna Faith John- lace witli matching gloves ! papers Atter they were prohibited President Roosevelt the university. June 17, 18, 19 — one of the son. the youngest daughter of Pre- shoes, mid a «ide pink hat trim- st restions in its long history — sident and Mrs Moidecai W. John- med in a wreath of tiuge summer Summary Of Action Of The survivors are .the widow. Mrs. marked wilh culture, peace, son of Howard University, to Frank . flowers Tlie groom's mother choose Daisy Clark a daughter, Miss Ma­ nnony and progress — one to Skiney Jones, tlie youngest son of navy elution with a wide white hat rion Elmore Clark; three sons, Mel- ger long in tile memory of all Mrs. David D Jones of Bennett; completely emerged In white net. bourne I,. Robert William and ose fortunate to be present. ¡College. Greensboro. N C. «as one Die handsome groom, as well as Wendell J. Clark, all of Richmond; • is ('uite Prou seems to possess, Tin wedding took place in tlie nified in thejr full dress attire. NEW ORLEANS, La Summary lege, Atlanta The report called •H the qualities of a splendid lead-1 Die entire bridal party was a Howard Chapel. Saturday, wilh PHILADELPHIA (ANI’i distorts the picture "so ns to pro­ of important actions by tlie centrai blend ol the child, adolescents and segregation "a curse upon the W — young, alert, dynamic, intelli­ Dean William Stewart Nelson offi­ duee cynicism and doubt," Jurisdictional Conference of the ft gent and a business woman. We cial Ing. The ceremony was marked voung adulthood of the bride and The feature article. "Segregation m Methodist Church, which held its American Negro and a disgrace to "It is not enough just to demon­ tile American people a$ a whole," ean> to our session witli a treasure by simple dignity, charm and grace. groom Die bride’s maids were Mias the North." appearing In the June strate how bad tilings are," Scher­ fifth quadrennial session in law­ Baptists Raise and declared that "there Is nardly f Of over J2.000.00 Tilings moved with Inevitable ease Alberta Bran of Boston; Mrs. Shir­ 26 issue of look Magazine, deals mer stated. "We can not build faith less Memorial Chapel at Dillard anything else in American social She is vice president of the that comes from careful and pre­ lev Grecihbcrg. Boston: Miss Annie an unfair blow tn human relations In democratic principles by merely University here June 12-17. fol­ practices that put this nation in Southeastern Region <13 states) and cise planning Katherine Johnston, Washington; progress in Philadelphia by Ignor­ dlseroditing the American pattern low»: • member of the board of manage­ The bride was radiantly beautiful and Miss Barbara Kay Waller, ing the gains that have been made such a bad light in tlie eyes of the $20,0*00 Tor Those who criticize also have an , 1. Elected the Rev Di Prince ment of the National. She is on in a «hlte lace gown with a chapel Stiiuiiton. Va. in Interracial relations in the City obligation to be constructive.” Albert Taylor, since 194« editor 61 world.” tier way to the top in Federated train, worn over very pale pmk Her George Schermer. executive direc­ Tlie Commission director said. Tlie best man was Paul Jones, the Central Chilian Advocate, "Tlie jurisdictional system in nut Club work. | nylon m t fingertip veil was held In tor of the Commission on Human "By quoting me only partially and brother of the groom. Ushers were New Orleans, as bishop-of the Inherently evil.’ the report stated, Education , _ place witli a halo of lace and seeded incorrectly, the magazine has put Dr. George C. Sinking, Jr.. Greens­ church. He was tlie first of the, "and removal ot segregation does As her tenure of olficc >4 years' pemLs. And she carried a bouquet Into my mouth words which do not expired we welcome in her place I Of vhile orchids boro. N C; Dr. Oscar S. DePriest. denomination to be elected to file/, uot follow inevitably with tlie abo­ reflect the true picture and which NORFOLK Va. (ANP) - Vir­ III. Chicago: John Lynch. New ■ Schermer. who is quoted m the church’» highest office this yeir our wry eocipetenl and pleasing THe Matron oi Honor. Mrs, Caro- seem to discredit tl^ whole concept lition of tlie jurisdictional system.” ginia Bi'ptlsts men and women clot- ' Brice president, whom «e all love I lyn Oraves. sister of the bride, wore York; and William H Johnson. article, said that while the material Several more arc slated for election 5. Applauded with standing ova­ of lair employment legislation. ii 5gth annual session here Washington brother of tlie bride. "carries, a strong and vital message bi other jurisdictions throughout , -f11 follow. Mrs. Eddie R Stin- ¡mJe pink with pink elbow gloves I- "In discussing segregation pat­ tion the episcopal message iroin last week, raised |20.0Q(UJpr «du­ jLrn of Griffin which should cause a great many the churcji later this month and and satin shoes. She wore a coral Tlie little flower girls were Adiin the college of bishops Die docu- ration and missions, and re-elected Johnson and Carla Johnson. people in the North to re-examine terns In Philadelphia.” lie contln- next month i Wi TO MIAMI wreath about her head and carried 1 ment called for a more adequately Dr J. B. Henderson president of Follow hut the wedding ceremon­ their complacency." lu regard to | ued, "I point«! out that most em­ 2. Elected the Rev. Dr George W JULY 29 - AUG. 3 i a matching bouquet. “trained ministry, with better pas­ the men's bodv and re-eler’M *’ra. ies a reception was held at the home human relations.. it nevertheless ployers had cooperated with our Carter. Jr of New Orleans, as *ec- |toral___ „,supportBKM ...... , urged support ...... of '.lie Ethel J. Dandridge of Frederlcka- Like the other big organizations Tlie brides maids wore identieal of the bride’s parents. agency' in promoting equal oppor­ rctary for lhe new quadiennium i w|/.wi«iv8Upl(,|n,, vumiçoUrt lugitiKnrulings vuon owygivg'segreg- burg president of tne Womens ocuy the National Association of Color­ pink satin dresses «Illi matching tunity and that it was getting to The groom is a graduate of Har- and A M Carter (no relation).1I ation, and commended forward Other offtcers of the mhn's body ed Women’s Clubs is going to hold accessories. Their only head dress be a rare tiling for an employer laid and is now doing jvost gradu­ Augusta. Ga , business (insurance! are the Rev. C. 8. McCall, Rich­ its next session in the great con­ «as a wreath of pink carnations (o turn down a clearly qualified steps taken by the church's re- ate work In Business Administra­ executive, as treasurer mond, first vice president; the Rev. vention city of beautiful Florida — against a background of blue net. I Negro applicant" 7". ||>. «'Hl General Conteience toward tion at that same university. Frost Becomes 3. tlected to membenihip o„ the rf Frank P. Lewis Lynchburg, secre­ land of flowers, birds, sunshine, They all carried matching bouquets Tlie bride is a gradulate of Wei- Concerning the fair employment Board of Missions the folloa ing * o- tary: the Rev B F. Bunn. Char­ bpuiMiugsparkling HUK'iB.walers. wiuiiyMany willhin pm!)plan viof puch condition, defi­ vidual. Sorrow, sickness and suf­ Formulated by Director G. H ly. Detroit. (‘o McLendon Hospital, Friend may IN KNOXVILLE. TENN. nitely determines its quality - fering are cri e* in life which te C Hartley of Municipal Native Ad­ 9 Published an eight-pare daily rite her there. ministration and City Treasurer H paper during the conference, edit­ • a. whether inferior or superior. men and women. The reaction 'of an individual to these tests in R Martin, the plan is designed to ed by the Rev Daniel L. Ridout The same is true of tlie Christian life either builds or destroys char­ intensify segregation and make administrative secretary of the 'lie. It is easy to be a Christian "white" and "Black’’ areas water­ Baltimore Area. and editor of the when tlie going is easy, when every­ acter. Die tes s may either be i turned into victory, or defeat, de- tight. Baltimore Area Messenger one about us is interested, as we * ire, and when it suits our conveni­ > pending upon how the individual •Under existing segregation laws. ¡meets them. ence to do the tilings required of Africans in tlie urban areas of i But tlie real to t of our Christi- Southern Rhodesia can only be ac­ How should the tests, and perse­ mily — our love for and faith in commodated in locations or special • • •• cutions. in life b" met? Peter says .Jesus Christ — comes when trials native residential areas." But be­ the Christian should meet them Our lovely YWCA under the effi­ jome, when we are ridiculed by cause of the acute housing short­ with humili'y, remembering his. lit- lent management of Mrs. Sujette >ur associates for standing by our age many domestic, hands are hous­ lenes and his sinfulness. He alre ounlain Crank and her very con- principles, and when it requii-es ed in small backyard rooms called reminds the Christian that he can »niai staff formed a perfect set eal for it.ide to be faithful. "boys" quarters" on their employ- cast his burden on Chris:. for he ng for our meeting — everything Peter, in writing to the Jews, era' stands. Borne industrial work­ a convenient. The Coffee hou: cai-es for us. He guards his children viio had been scattered all over ers too. live in temporary shelters rerytlay was quite refreshing and as a loving shepherd cares for his tsia Minor because of the persecu- or special compounds on their em­ le dinners were appetizing and heep. Tlie Christian should also The girls from our Training ■ ion of the believers tn Palestine, ployers' premises. 1; enjoyedSchool atby Macontlie delegation. under theAll fineto- meet tlie trials of life calmly and mi also to ome Gentile believers I ' traininggethcr we of had Miss a comfortable,Stevenson acquit-home patiently, remembering the exam­ Tlie new plan seeks to wipe out vho were now being persecuted be­ like environment. ple of Clirist, who was calf and all these and keep the European muse they «ere Christians, urged ' • » . te« • • patient in suffering. areas "snow-white.” hem rot to be surpr'sed If they Die young girls’ ,program was Christians, lastly, should be ¡ad to suffer franfehlps. Jesuu him- ^■11 directed by Mrs. Gussie D. I wa'vhful .looking cut for and avoid­ Expenditure ql about I3H million velf had predicted that they would B nie And the girls had a delight-1 ing temptat'ons and pitfalls, which will, it is proposed, meet the cost uffei so. (Matt. 5: 11-12; John 16: roi’social and dance. bring about suffering. Satan, to of extra housing for Africans. J3). whom Peter refers as an adversary Final acceptance of the plan may Peter reminded them that, who goes About as a roaring lion, be deferred for a year to avoid un­ hrougb their suffering, they would seeking whom he may destroy, must favorable publicity at a time the e better able to unders and and be resiled to Use last, holding the Country’s stock is high on the world .ppreciate the sufferings which line again t his evil machinations, scale and the ’ partnership" slogan uiri t had undergone for them, which destroy not only the body, is enticing even the discriminating ind tliu oe "partakers of Curiels but also the soul. American investors. -ulfering." Jude, In his letter, exhorts Chris­ Because they were suffering sim­ tians to “contend" for their faith A Soothinf Dressing- ply because they. were Christians ihe word ’conterd" carries the W«NS • CHAFI idea of "strive alter, struggle for. „ NUISIS ,ed themselves creditably. defend and preserve." Certainly, GOLDEN VISITOR - A traat lot the aye». Edna Golden, B, Skin Irritations The meeting closed In an atmos­ the Christian realizes (hat his faith waraa partly on arrival at Idlewild airport recently. Shr'i phere of peace and love and har­ must be cultivated, defended and here ai "Miss Virgin Hands” to vie for the coveted “I-lise CUTS mony and great things in mind fot preserved, if it to do the believer United States" crown in Msw «»4 The winnor will get cn all- «»asr •)■ good or cast any influenoe on T expenMe pdd trip to the Caribbean. (Newspeees Photo) - Mrs W. A. Scott, Sr those about him. *h«W zwwr * * * <;• t r Veterans Whirl Millbrook StiH Leads As j i*.- x,, .sew., ot,tiie

..VwA. Uj ubvUl UJ lUbC up U iu uiMiavc. u.iu .aSJa-u.. Semi-Pro Balloting Increases buak iui payiiiviu oi twu-seiuce .v.a«,va,u aiCATCHER'S SPOT Uuuo-««uAuig ,a* (Veterans Jte- A spirited race is being stage! dyke) 95. Utter Carriere, to, Hard- „uioiiun Mv. »/, tutcruns oi woriu for the catching poiiUon on tire wcod, 60, Hyde Park 45, Wright »Pitcher, George M. Dillard: out «ishonorabie. or who, ¡raving served | for the right field position. Clificrd 110, Bass (Blues) 100, Will John­ to the rasters of the Semi-Pro field, Willie Denton; Center, .ras than WJ days, was discharged : Brady of Eller, dale still leads the son 80, Raymond White (Dodgers) League. We, are printing them as diaries Morris: first base. Wilhc ¡or duab.lity incurred in service in lii t basemen for tire West Team 35. we receive them, and acknowledge Le erthild base E."-Ac-McGowan- -.uie pt duty. with 105 votes. Third Bare _ Jordan tOreys) the fact that the list is incomplete Manager. Louis Little; out field The veteran must Lave been in : WEST TEAM 115, Brown (Dodgers) 106, Streeter, Yet we hope it will help the tans Oliver Joltnson; Pitcher. Conrad ..cuve sei vice before the cessation ot First Base — Brady 105, Hyde ¡Warriors) 105, Crawford, 65. to make their selection for the All- Lucas; oUtfield. lostilities and be futienng from ' Park, 85 Leroy Coleman (Mallory) Shortstop - Taylor (Warriors) Star Game. Saturday July is the j 110, Ba s 95, White (Dodgvrsi «0, 7 ELLENDALE .¡oii-service connected permanent 25. dead ine Clitt Brady. Ed Cross. Edelphus and total disability not insurred as Second Base — Kilpatrick 115. L. Williams 66. SEMI- PRO ROOSTERS Cain. Albert Guy, Eivin Cross j result of his own willful miscon­ Athletics 105, Hardwood 90, Derm- Uft Field — (Madison (Greys) MEMPHIS TROJANS Tommie Becton, Major Cooks. duct or vicious habits. : on Gems, 30. ' 120, Brown (Blues) 110, Mkn» Robert harper.', Manager. Leroy James Jordaji. Tommie Hayes. The rate is $66.15 a month, except Third Bare — Williams (Letter (Warrior;) 90. Taylor; second base. John Williams Willie Wells, William Matthews, .hat where the yeteran shall have Carriers) 110, Hyde Park, 90, Hard­ Center Field — Payne (Beavers) Center. Rapheal Prevot; Pitcher. Carsly Guy, Arthur Bianch. Ren­ been rated permanent ar.d total and wood 65, Elendale, 50. 115, Thomas 100, M. Kelly -00, Odell Nathaniel; third base Dent, nie Hill Sandy, Hayes, Edward aas been in receipt ot pension for Madison (Greys ) 15. Taylor; first base Alonzo' Lee; Cen­ , t’hortatop — Cross (Ellendale) Fullds, Ervin Mead. a continuous period of 10 years ol HAITIAN MILITARY LEADERS VISIT U. S. - Gen- are, General Level», Col. Leone Cantave, quarter- Right Field — Lomax no. Branch ter field, Calvin Griffin; short reaches the age of 65 years and is 110, Utter Carriers, 85, Derinon ; 105, Bell 90. ' BEAVERS eral Antoine Level), Chief of Staff of the Haitian I master general of the Haitian Army, and Mrs. stop. Joe Lewis; left field. James permanently and totally disabled, Gems, 60. Catcher — Jenes (Hunter Fan) Army arrives in Miami, aboard a Pan American ■ Cantave ond Copt. Yovane Douyon, aide-de- Left Fields — Turley Eagles, 90. Chamber, right Held. Eugene An­ Fred Clay; second base. Bobby tht late is $78.75 a month. 115, Matthew Long 110, Clark 95, Worid Airways Clipper for a 15-day tour as a camp to the general. The group is inspecting U. West End. 75, Hardwood, 65. Orange derson; third base. James Steven­ Terrell; short stop. James Walker; A rate of $135.45 a month is au­ I Becton 90. son; pitcher. Raymond Martin, third base. Charles Glover; first thorized in case of an otherwise guest of the United States Army. Left to right I 5. Army installations. right field. Elliott Mead; short base Otis Branch; righ* field Pete eligible veteran who is, on account stop., Otis Jones; pitcher T. CI at age or physical or mental disa­ Payne: left field. Milton Kelly: Mugn àia Eagles 0 Thompson. Center field Sidney bility. helpless or blind or so nearly center field., Walter Kelly; Utility. Division I) ““To Produce "The Ides Wicks; pitcher helpless or blind as to need or re­ Ellie Kautman; Pitcher. Willie Long, Bell Crawford Lead Orange Mound' G 2 .750 HUNTER FANS Clark; Center.. Eddie Jones infield quire the regular aid and attendance Hardwood G 2 .750[ II Casey Jones; Manager, Charles James Turner. Pitcher. Herbert of another person. ■ Amos; or Willie C. Jones. I. F. Thomas; Pitcher and Henry (Bi? Such pension is not payable to ally West End 5 2 .714 Of March In Haiti William Rogers. O F. Mickey Buck- Henry) Alexander; Ritcher. unmarried person whose annual in­ Memphis Greys Hitting Turley Eagles 4 4 .500 ley, I. F. Brown. I F A D Sims; come exceeds $1.400 or to any mar­ Klondyke 4 4 .500 ! O F. Clemton Winbush' O. F Le­ BOOKER T. WASHINGTON ried person or any person with min- Tile Memphis Greys, a hustling Jordan, C. 3 3 1 Ooldsmith O 7 000, BALTIMORE, Md. — 'liiomton here lor his second consecutive Hai­ roy Davis I F- Willie Moss; I F WARRIOR.“ otgchlldren whose annual income good team from the Douglass Park Madison, T. 7 21 5 Division III Wiklers "The Ides ol March" will tian summer July i>. ¿pending lour Frank Thompson; Pitcher, Iztsli exceeds $2.700. community and owned by Lewis Woods. J 6 17 4 j Hyde Park oe aired tor Haitian audiences late nays each in Cuba and Jamaica Harvey Branch; Pitcliqf. Tommy 0 5 2 .714 Harris; Pitcher. Charles Jones; Any person who served in the Cross, local sportsman and busi­ Evans, J. T. 1 O this summer by Morgan State col­ and arnvuig in Haiti July U tor 1 Derinon Gyms 5 2 .714 Pitcher. Murk Wiley; Pitcher. Daily; pitcher Oita Burton; Pilch­ aetie service In the Armed Forces nessman. is tied for first place with PITCHERS leges Richard A. Long, assistant | Mallory 5 3 .625 a two-month visit HUMKO er. Melvin Mathews; Pitcher. Red- on oi' after July 27. 1950. and prior the Bookerjker T. Wash...„„..Wallington War__ ­ G Y professor of English and scholar 5 3 .625 die Lockhart; first base. Rocky to Feb. 1, 1955. is also eligible for riors in tthe Negro Semi-Pro League Street. Otis 3 2 Ellendale hi addition to pnxlunng ‘"lhe ! Letter Carriers 4 4 .500 Ulsses Nesbitt; Manager. Abbie Jelferson; second base. Floyd Tay­ pension under Veterans Regulation Division I Chatcman 2 2 in the humanities. Ides ol March," Mr. Long will also South Memphis 0 7 .000 Foster; short stop. Earl Adams; lor: short stop. Randy Streeter, No I. RECORD AS OF JUNE 23: Jackson. Peter 3 1 edit "The Arts in Haiti Today,’ Division IV Mr. long will give a dramatic second base, El lion; pitcher. Freddy third buse, Howard Mims: left field. In the administration ot tire pro- AB Friday. R. C. 2 1 F R field, A. J. Stucky; L field, Waldo Frazier, center field. Charles Bell. W. 14 reading ot the Wilder work during a report ba-.ed on Uie symposium visions of the Regulation, determi­ Red Sox 6 .857 Eddie Adair Center field K Jonet: : Lomax, right field Bill Fowlkes; Crawford. Jr.* 23 the lirst week in September al the or Haiti held ut Morgan May 4-*. nation of permanent total disability STANDING SEMI-PRO ; Memphis Rains 6 .857 first base. Wilson third base Bank- I center curtist Thompson; out- Chambers. L. 14 Theatre aux Flamboyants of the is made on a very liberal basis Division 1 W la Pct. ; Trojans & .714 head. Clarence Granbery; short, I field. Melvin Mlckins; outfield, and Long. M 20 poet Mori seau-Leroy, located in He will also collaborate with Dr. .Suf infantry train­ Farmers of the world aie using short stop. William Anderson third them will mean a round-trip ticket Kaier Johnson. University ol governors of Ohio and Mississippi reduced; on the attainment of age 55 in some .70 cities throughout the ing or he may mi assigned to one more than'Twice as much commer­ to Melbourne. Australia tor tne : California at Los Angeles, one ot base. Winston Glass: pitcher will get together this week at the toi a 60 per cent rating for one oi country to raise the 1956 goal of $2, of the many Army schools. cial fertiliser as they- used before Charles Leeper, pitcher, Melvin Olympic games uv November. he best tor the decathlon. National Governors’ conference in morei disabilities, with no percen­ 000.000 which will help its 31-mem- World War II. according to the B«sle training is required of each Jones; pitcher; Roosevel Jamison, Atlantic City. N. J. to talk over the tagei requirement for any one dis­ ber institutions meet annual operat­ The final tryouts lor the United Leanion King. Univer ity ot Call- Pood and Agriculture Organization man coming into the Army. Fort center. Thomas Donald- left field. extradition of a Negro airman to ability, at age 60 to a 50 per cent ing expenses. States track and Held team are forma rophomorc star, biadm.g lor of the United Nations. Exclusive ot Jackson is one of the Army's larg­ Bobby Burgess short step Misshsippi to serve out a sentence rating for one or more dlsabioities, set lor Los Angeles. Preliminary a crack at the 100 and 200-meter the Soviet Union, world consump­ HYDE PARK INDIANS est training installations Primarily ! for drunk driving. and at age 65 to one disability re­ meets such as the National Col- [events. tion of nitrogenous fertilizers has Hopson, second base. Franklin. an infantry training post the Fort table at 10 per cent or more. leqia e Athletic A ociation and the Yal"Mai Andrews.Andrews, University of Ari-Ari­ increased from 2.400,000 metric tons Mt field. Sherrow; right filed- In the center of the hassle is Lt also offers schooling in specialties, When these reduced percentage National A.AU events have provided zona broad and hop, skip and lump in 1939 to 5.800,000 in the twelve Winston, third base. Stokes short Titus A Saunders. 24. currently associated with an infantry divis­ requirements are met and the dis­ tests so that the American dele­ contenders month period ended July. ¡955. A stop, Bradley: Catcher. Wilson; , stationed at Lockbourne Air Force ion as well as in combat tactics. ability or disabilities inolved are of gation will have the best talent By the time this is read, it will metric ton is 2.204.6 pounds. Pitcher, Green; center field. Mickie j base in Ohio, who was arrested af- ■ a permenent nature, a permanent possible tor the quadrennial inter­ be derided whether Jim Golliday, first base R. Smbith: left field. I lei a minor automobile collision in and total disability rating will be national competition. the Northwestern University star, Calvin; Pitcher, Peoples; In field. , November. 1954. near Columbus, assigned, if the veteran is determin­ J. Cunningham, out field Bank- Mirs. Seme of the old hands will be has nude the team. The fleet ed to be unable to secure and follow head; infield. R. Burnet: out field i At his trial, lie testified that a striving tor places on the U S. Gollidav, who has negotiated the I companion drove the car when the substantially gainful employment by squad. Olympic veterans like Mai 160-yard dash in 9.3, to share the J. Glover; Pitcher. Campbell; catch reason of such disability. er, N. Kinchelow assistant man­ ’ accident occurred. He was arrested I Whi:ti?lds and Harrison Dillard, world record, is one of those ath­ I rfter lie moved the car a few feet ager. who have twice won ribbons — at letes who has had the misfortune London and at Helsinki. They are of chronic Injury. DERMON GEMS to the side of the road to get it off Lisis July-August OFFICIAL the pavement. sentimental choices, tor tilts no A a senhomore in 1952. he miss- Joseph Walker; pitcher. Calvin The original sentenc# was three doubt will be their hnal Hing torcd his shot tor the Olympic team Donald; Pitcher. Roosevelt Harward months in jail and a $250 fine. Lt Broadcasts Of glory. when lie pulled a leg muscle in Uie third base, Selmar McCollinns. was up|)ed to six montlis on an ap­ One ol me brightet tars who National A AU meet. This year he right field, Oties McNeal; left field. peal to circuit court. An apneal to College Choirs will bid lor a berth is that ¡law­ has been plagued with a similar John Gentry; second base Arthur the Mississippi Supreme court went less runner from the University ol leg ailment. Since he pulled up Orundy; short stop. Joseph smltyh, NEW YORK —(ANPi—The sche­ ■ against him. Pittsburgh. Arnie Sowell. Arnie (lame in the Big Ten indoor cham­ dule of college choirs to be heard f J Prior to his appeal to the state has decided to concentrate on the pionship. he has not competed in during the months of July and Au­ i court. Saunders said he was placed 800 meter distance. He demon­ . regular meets BALLOT gust on the United Negro College | m leg irons et Lowndes county farm strated his readiness the other week It would be somethmg of poetic Shaving Is Slicker— Fund-ABC Radio Network series prison He was released under $2.600 by negotiating the event in record justice if Golliday did manage to was announced last week by W J bond when the state court decided American time ot 1:46 in the NCAA | survive the preliminary test and Blade Changing Quicker Trent. Jr., executive director of the to review his case. La-.t year, he was ! will be seeking greater honor- this Fund meet. transferred to Lockbourne. ¡ weekend. The July broadcast will feature According to Atty Stanley U. Ro­ There are many other hopefuls: tiie choirs of: Texas College, Tyler, ^Gillette binson Jr., of the Anerican Civil Ken Bantum. ot Manhattan Col­ Vote for your All-Star Texa-. July 1: Fisk University, J Liberties Union, active in the fight lege, who tossed the shot put 60 BLUE BLADES Nashville. Tenn., on July 8: Morris to block extradition, “it clearly ap- feet 1-h.ilf inch. He is only the IN HANDY DISPENSER Brown College. Atlanta, Ga.. on July I'ears that oriel wnrt-tmiisual punish third man in history to put the Nathaniel Edge wltk ¡5: Wiley College. Marshall. Texas. •sW-kW* men* is ront«,mplatcd for a trifling shot beyond 60 feet. end trehnti al offense, if there is evi- July 22 and that of Clark College. kssmpertMMl Atlanta.-Ga .on July 29. Oreg Bell, thr Indiana Universi­ irnce showing any offense.’’ In Basic Training Semi-Pro Teams ty tar: a 25-year-old athlete who Robinson told Ohio’s Gov Frank Ttir i hoirs to be In aid during the ha exceeded- 25 leet in the broad FORT JACKSON. 8. C - Pri­ J. Latische that state laws permit month ol August are those of: jump. vate Nathaniel Edge son of Mrs. him to deny extradition that is Kfnadom." a dramatic documentary Aubrey Lewis, the Notre Dame Lee Edge has been assigned to 'sought for tiie gratification of per­ on August 5: Livingstone College. lob’.ball star, who set an NCAA 1 Company *A’t 4th Battalion 1st rons! malice" Salisbury. N C . on August 12; For the All-Star Game 400-mcter hurdles record with the Training Regiment-at Fort Jackson Hampton. Va on August 19: and winning time of 51 seconds. I for eight weeks of basic training. Benedict College. Columbia. 8. C.. Charley Jenkins. 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Calhoun - Aerosa From Union Station HOME OPERATED 164 BEALE I MIMWIÎ WORLD • Saturday, June 3C, 1956 • 7 Major League - i « -'M a» Managers List Baseball Round-Up CHfCAOO—(A N Pl—These who in a 3-run rally u the New York Boxing expose movies hove come out of Hollywood assembly IB had doubt that Larry Doby would Yankees won a 5 to 3 victory aver le foshion during the past years. You no doubt recall "Body mean anything for the Chicago the Detroit Tigers in the second id Soul," "Ringside," 'The Square Jungle" and many, many Clutch Hitters White Sox are now having their game of a 3-game «erlbs which was NEW YORK — Who are hers which snooped behind the kleig lights and tinsel of the skepticism dispelled. Doby has found wept by the American League “clutch" hitters in baseball. g city arenas for a penetrating study of the heartbreak, greed tile homer range. . champions . fellu their managers would moat Awn the New York Yankees Harry Simpson, the Kansas City id ruthlessness of the sport. The latest of the expose movies like to have at bat when the chip» her? la t Sunday. Doby collated for I Athletics' outfielder, maintained his the mitt spori is "The Harder They Fall " are down? The current Issue of a three-run homer tn the first inn­ Ind. rahip in triples <61. was tied Sport magazine asked that question ing of i he first game of a double- lor (birrt^imong those with most of each of the 16 major league JFhillip Iordan has done an ex- despair over the death of an op- he.ider and did a repeat performance lit <71i and continued to keep 1 ■Pent adaptation of Budd Schul- managers, and a lot of surprises re­ pinent in a Chicago ring threatens with a three-run homer in the first step with the leaders in the RBI sulted ■rg'i novel and if you have the to quit and return to South Ameri­ .tan. a of the second game He was t.ipuiiinent <48». His 'camate, Hec­ Sun to spare by all means see ca. It is then that Bogart calls While Ted Williams was the pick uie of tiie stars as the Sox stopped tor Lopez, third baseman, iy>« tied ■» movie which will be playing Walcott and asks him "How old of Bosox manager Mike Higgins, the Yanks. 14-2 and 8-3. to sweep lor "scottd in runs scored <44». *und the Bailey Theatre circuit the four-gaine series and come whit are you?’ Walcott replies "I'm 53' and while known sluggers such as Billy Bruton and Hank Aaron Byng the next few weeks. He then tells El Toro "Go ahead Willie Mays. Roy Campanella. Stan U' one came of first1 place pa rod the rebounding Milwaukee ylhe Harder TYtey Fall" is a Til? chisi x cvnterfielder earlier in Braves you can’t even hurt him. Show Musial. Yogi Berra and F.d Mat­ to a 5-to-2 victory over the Meker It puts the stiletto in the the week had collected his first Co-|I s'iding him George." Walcott then belts hews got the noB from their man­ Pittsburgh Pirates, each Mlerworld which controls the fight n.iskey Park home run of the Casey Stengel • N Y Yankees Bennet i College officials Iasi week The giant and his benevolent thinking of a comeback attempt In tary manager, had betn houing for ; - “Berra. Nothing ever lait tiers announced that McClure P. Mc­ Europe There are others: Ike from Doby all the season. He recent­ Manager are taken in lock, stock Comb-. instructor in sociology, has Williams, Bob Montgomery.. Kid him ’ ly said that without Doby coming and barrel by the underworld — been granted an year's leave of through with long-distance clouting though he lack? tgny semblance of Gavilan and Johnny Bratton who Mike Higgins - Boston Red Sox absence io ¡permit him to conduct the Sox's pennant chances would talent —and given a national build­ are broke after being fleeced by (-."Williams. He's the greatest1 a study of delinquency at the Mac- up by a shrewd, but sentimental the mob Perhaps the most tragic Al Lopez - Cleveland Indians suffer. As of Thursday, the Sox Laron School for Boys, a correc­ gjBrtswriter whom the syndicate trstlmonial of the lot is Bratton, ( "Rosen is No 1. but it was Al Smith were five. games behind the New tional institution at Woodburn, York Yankees, pacesetters in the cuts in to join them as a press now a mental incompetent in Illi­ last year.' J actm nois. Bratton didnt have a dime I r American league pennant chare. As ThLs will be McCombs' second jhunphrey Bogart as the press when thr clock ran out on his ca­ Marty Marion - Chicago White qf Monday the Sox were a game be­ tenure at the school. He served reer. Sox - "Minoto's the man I want hind. agent after viewing the South there lau summer as director of It is ludicrous to see Ezzard Char­ He's best allround." an instiutional ervice unit for American importation and his Doby. incidentally, has been hand! les plodding on Yet it is the only Bucky Harris - Detroit Tigers - the American Friends Service Com­ crude awkward style and paper tappid by a fungus growth on his craft he knows. There was a piece "Its Boone, not KPutie or Fnen"" mittee He will begin his new thin punch turns down the job af- lilt hand and also has missed action in the wire services a few days ago Lou Boudreau - Kansas Ci1'' A's study in September. ttt seeing Moreno floored by an because of a groin injury. Hitting on Charles fighting Bob Albright - “Slaughter He's experienced re­ aged trainer played by Jersey Joe safely in five straight games last in Phoenix, Arizona. The encount­ laxed." CALHOUN HAD PLENTY OF SUPPORT BACK Kott Mattie W. Calhoun, (seated) Rory's mother, is week. Larry raised his average from er drew less than 2.000. This is a Paul Richards - Baltimore Orio­ HOME - Undefeated middleweight Rory Col shown with son fred (seated), grandchildren a slumping sub 250 to .27». •fte. press agent is inveigled into pittance for a fighter who drew les - “Bob Boyd, when he mends houn had plenty of moral support from his Danny and Debra; daughter, Cornetha, daugh­ The Sox, meanwhile, were strong­ taking the job of building up the half million dollar purses. Yet. Hes a bear-down player." family in Allanta when he TKO'd Willie Vaughn er in life big weekend series with crude South American but warns Charles won a seventh round TKO ter-in-law Doris; sons, Aldean, Altheria, and Charlie Dressen - Washington the New York Yankees last weekend till syndicate to launch the fraud and will continue plying the only of Hollywood, California Friday night in the William ay they watched the fight in her home Senators - "Little Ernie Orazetz because of the return of Minnie Mi- lit California -where hey go in trade he knows. main event at Madison Square Garden. Mrs. at 1405 Bridges Avenue. - (Perry's Photo) In a tight spot, sie dosen't mat­ noso. The Cuban left-flelder, batting «that sort of thing” There are pious souls who sit ter.’ 317, suffered a toe fracture when he Wiep-hy-step "The Harder They back in smug satisfaction and ask Walter Alston - Brooklyn Dod- was struck by a pitched ball in the FW 'relates the network of crook- "Where did their money go?" You i gers - "Campanella, on most days." Baltimore merit's. M fights which builds up "El Toro" know the legend "a fool and his I Uharley Grimm • Milwaukee A favorite target for pitchers, Mi- aB he barnstorms acrons the coun­ money are won parted." I don't Boxer Rory Calhoun In | Braves - “Mathews is the best In noso has been hit by a pitcher's de­ ts It pinpoints the erooked set- know whether this truism holds the N L ' livery 11 times this season In 1956. ■M, itumblrbums and trial horses water or not There are many Fred Hutchinson • St Louis Car­ he was beaned by Bob Orim. the W> are flung into the ring against white collar persons to day—out of dinals - “Musial can’t be monkeyed Yankees pitcher, and was out of * Sputh American until at last thr high salary brackets—who With’ action several weeks. He went into he is convinced that he is a fight- maintain elegant homes, ride in • * • Atlanta For Vacation ¡i slump on his return and did not fine cars, and employ eager-beav­ Bill Rigney -NY Giants recapture his batting form until It is at Chicago that the dlslllu- er servants. They give highly-pub­ "Mays. A real pro, consistent." late season. ibnment comes. The syndicate licized parties and make the so­ By marion e jackson Brilliant Rosenbloom. Bob Olin and I^w Birdie Tebbeits - Cincinnati Red.« . Young Laat weekend, Minnie collected a atbng by the pleas of El Toros na- ciety pages. Frequently, they travel Jenkins, lie also owns a good print­ "Johnny Temple, for one great job.’ Flomboyani middleweight Ictal of four hits, including a home- UVe manager for money to send throughout the U. S. and sometimes Middleweight To ing business so hi- isn't a hungry Mayo smith - Philadelphia Phils boxer Herman (Rory) Colhoun run in the final game Sunday. home ships him home. It is then to Europe. Most boast fancy mem­ manager who might lie krnplrd Io - "Willie Jones drives in important Spend 14-Days Here Connie Johnson, the righthander Sit the tinsel is stripped from El berships in select club«, sororities came home Tuesday for a 14- toss the youngster overboard Just runs.’ for the Orioles, lost the heart-break­ ro and he tries to run away and fraternities may make heavy­ day vacation stay and he still for a fat television fee. Stan Hack ■ Chicago Cubs "Er­ for a middleweight, but he can ing performance of the season in the For those who still harbor visions donations to charity drives. nie Banks. easily. He gets the has stardust visions of Sugar punch faster than any man I ever Calhoun will spend it hectic week final game of the series against the at boxing grandeur—the bareface Then when the Grim Reaper [WACO. Texas ~ SIGHING good wood." Ray Robinson's world champi­ saw. And he can hurt yuu by run­ in Atlanta as a swarm of profes­ Whita Sox, Tn a terrid pitching duel FOR Blence of the fight game is strip- comes and their life holdings be­ I=^==7^ I Bobby Bragan - Pittsburgh Pi­ onship. ning into you,' sional st ribes frolli New York man- I away in a turbulent show of come public news it is often a shock Just out of St. Elizabeth's Hospital rates - "No such thing as a clutch Calhoun, whose father is an At­ | hunt his background. He'll follow I ed one hit and one run. but the best itality concocted to keep theii to learn most operated from pay­ Houston, where be received treat­ hitler Thomas and Long are my Calhoun, a product of the Butler lanta minister, is getting shrewd the scenes which carried liiin to this teammate could do with Har­ meal ticket in line. day to payday That throughout ment for a broken nose suffered best hitters. Street YMCA, will be profiled by handling from his managers, t rank success from the YMCA boxing shman was to get a single hit and The boxing medicine show fin­ their happy-go-lucky existence, the while playing with the Paul Quinn a national nyagazine during his stay and Alvin Bachman Alvin's fath­ .ournatnent to tiie kleig lights ot no runs. ally reaches New York and it is incomparables lived one jump Tiger basketball tqgm. Allen "Red" antj his rags to riches success in er is an old hand al world cham­ Madison Square Garden and the that the entire hoax is bar- ahead of the sheriff's office and the I Al Smith, the Cleveland Indians1 Davis is hoping to get on the pro- ’ Intern Blamed For New York boxing canyons will be pions. In the past hr had .Maxie I cosnt-to-coast television cameras. finance companies . I cutfielder, appeared last week to be basketball floor. related to millions throughout the it has often been a misadventure Let im stop mocking those boxers emerging from a slump that gripped World. Paul Quinn College officials made to take a sports celebrity and try who wind up with no dough. There Turning Away Patient him through the Tribe's eastern The brilliant youngster who has all arrangements and refined to let and transform him into an actor. »re many of us who live fraudulent swing In a three-gaine series with [ WASHINGTON. D. C.-- a string of ?•’ victories as a profes­ Davis leave Waco before his nose However, Jersey Joe is an excep­ lives far ahead of our means and I Freedmen's Hospital Tuesday pul Boston as thr Indians battled thé sional boxer is the son of Rev. and operation had been completed. The tion. Walcott is convincing in his who are deep in hock to finance kid Sox for third place. Smith had the blame on an intern for turning Mrs. W. M, Calhoun of 1405 Bridges 6 foot. 155 pound Davis, stellar for­ companies. Behind the veneer of role as a fight trainer. ¡away a fatally injured nwn on the Ave Hb' father was al the ring­ five hits in 10 times at bat. In the ward and 1956 captain of the Quinn There is s moving scene in which their palatial homes Is heartbreak night of June 22^_ , side last Friday night when he won lust game. :< 9 to 7 victory. Smith Tigers, was an nil-conference star, and tragedy that matches those the grelving El Tero wretchlng In An announcement from the hospi­ over Willir Faughn of Los Angeles had a "home run. double and single nnd toppled two of Quinn's long tal said the intern in the emergency in a tight televised coast-lo-eoast. and : sacrifice fly to drive tn three standing records, hLs 2.106 points room referred 'he patient. Nathaniel The stocky built, smooth-talking tuns The following night he came is the highest any player of Quinn Howard, to another hospital. The and flawless speaking middle­ through with a ringing double that has amassed in a career and his man died later in Emergency Hospi­ weight. has been brought to his old not figure in the scoring of a 5- 241 point average per game season tal present fisfic heights by Charlie to-4 10-innlng victory for Cleve­ is his second entry in the record The hospital said its investigation Goldman, who trained five world land. In the linal game a 5-to-0 for book. Red Davis graduated at Paul BY PETE FRITCHIE confirmed an earlier .report of Dr champions including Rocky Mar­ the Tribe, Smith had one hit in two Quinn’s recent commencement ex­ | Paul B Cornely. its medical dlrect- ciano trips to tiie plate and drove In a ercises and will reside for a while !or, that the Intern had made an run. WASHINGTON - Baseball writ­ briefly. Perini called on Coach Fred with his grandparents at 728 East ers who have covered the major Haney to take over for the year. error in professional judgment His present pride and joy Is F.Lton Howard's pinch «ingle drove 7th Street, Carthage. Mo. Veagues for years were not to sur­ Whether Grimm's replacement The Intern was busy with another "Rory’' as they tab him. at 21. lias prised when jolly Cholly Grimm will do the trick is to be demon­ ease when Mr. Howard arrived, the won all 22 of his fights — 12 by got the boot in Milwaukee recently. strated during the remainder of hospital said, but saw the injured knockouts. His victims since Christ­ man immediately and believed that mas have been Jerry I.uedee. 10 The idea in Milwaukee is to win the season. Both Haney and Grimm Negro American League Averages the patient’s condition would not be round decision; Andre Defendis, 3 a pennant, and obviously Grimm still have their necks on the line — until the end of September, or j ,'ggravated by transfer to another round TKO; Andre Tessier. 5 round wasn't sparking the Brales to One. I hospital. thereabouts. KO; Jackie LaBue, 10 round de­ in his third try at the helm. cisional; Randv Sandy, I round Meanwhile, the Cardinals Detroit Yet support in Milwaukee for The hospital also said its investi­ TKO and Vaughn, who was meted probably improved their The team has been all-out. Last gation revealed that the intern did out a TKO in eighth round last BIRMINGHAM 4htar was the big year of disap- chances in the National league not fully comply with “basic hos­ Friday night after being floored Memphis . TWntmcni The Braves couldn't with their big trade with the pital procedure" in the handling of three times. Kansas City beat the Dodgers — but few Giants. The Pirates remain emergency cases Goldman writing from New York strong. The Dodgers are perk- TEAM FIELDING teams could Nevertheless, it s s The regulations require the ad­ described Calhoun as "the best iwell known fact that io win a up too, so the senior loop race mission of all emergency patients prospect I've ever worked with at pennant the easy way, you should be a good one all the [ where the need for hospitalization this point of his career. Rocky Kansas City ■must learn to beat the number way. is obvious, if a bed is or can be I had some physical handicaps that Detroit ...... one team in the league. THEIR HERO - Lawrence Spears, Howard Baugh and Richard Wil- -| In the American League, the made available. retarded his progress—thick legs BIRMINGHAM •Hie Braves, like the Cardinals, Tigers threatened to get into the son experience one of the happiest moments in their lives Tues­ | The intern alone Is forbidden to .------and short arms. Rocky has grea' Memphis . .. haven't apparently learned how to race but t- as usual — were de­ i take the responsibility for refusing determination and a great punch day, as they feel the powerful arm of middleweight contender Whip the Dodgers, unless one can railed by the Boston Red Sox. who BIRMINGHAM INDIVIDUAL BATTING admission to any . patient aoplying but Roryhasthat as wel as anw- Rory Calhoun. Calhoun, who hails from Atlanta, dropped in on call their sweep of a double bill on hold a hex over the Bengali The ’ It Ute intern believes the patient nificient body as well ." "II thought G AB R the YMCA day camp while on Auburn Avenue. — (Perry's Photo) H RBI the day after Grimm was released Tiger twirling staff seldom shuts should not be admitted, regulations he'd be muscli1 l>out«i. MI >0 B Moore, lb 20 80 20 33 20 a turn of the tide. It could be. out the Red Bosox and somehow, i rAftiiirArequire him toFa noilcall the assistantaccictont FA-re-j ■ O. Bailey, c ...... 19 55 The Braves looked mighty good the Tigers lose all the close or ex­ 13 20 9 sident, resident, or listed attending J to this writer in Florida last year tra- inning games, H seems. J. Mitchell, of 20 71 21 23 9 Cleveland may be sinking — after physician on call for confirmation. and Induced him to pick them as i J. Mitchell, of .. 17 A4 12 20 17 If he is unable to reach any of ant winners. As the reader being swept by the Yankees—but F. Marsh, of 20 69 these physicians, he is required to Althea Gibson, Louise Brough 17 21 7 a. that was a melancholy we can’t say so—yet. Chicago can’t W. Wyatt, ss...... 20 82 17 24 choice The Braves never got off win because the White Sox can't get in touch with either the medical 5 W. Griggs, 3b the ground good during the 1955 whip the New Yorkers. Boston director or the medical officer. 20 77 16 21 14 The hospital said it referred the Mason and the Brooks walked may be the real dark horse. Last R. Gibson, 2b 20 . 74 10 14 10 case to the disciplinary committee home with the flag. year the Red Sox did well against Hall, c . 13 27- 2 7 of the medical staff "for review and Win In Wimbledon Tennis Meet 4 Obviously, owner Lou Perini made the Yanks until the very end of Diggs, of recommendation" 10 33 0 3 2 up his mind the Braves would have the season. This year they started Montego Bay, B W I and Louise LONDON - (INS) - Ameri­ Miss Gibson Defeats BIACK BARONS PITCHERS RECORDS to go or else Grimm would. Whe­ off poorly against the American Isaacs Snow of Oakland. Cal. ther he came to that conclusion League champions, so maybe it will pathos of the fighters. ca's distaff-delegation advanc­ Edna Buding, German fest year is immaterial. When the work out the other way and they'll There are many homes where ed unscathed Tuesday through Mr«. Snow defeated 8. Speight of Finley .... Braves started sputtering around get tougher toward the end of the j Britain 6-0. 6-3; Miss Hard easily he first of each month is faced opening women's singles play Net Star, 6-4; 6-2 C. Williams after having held the league lead season. with trepidation. The occupants beat Jeanne Cbllier^of Britain. 6-2, at Wimbledon before a gallery Berry know that a swarm of bill coliec- ' 6-2: Miss Clarke downed Edith Van _ 1 By FRED SMITH J. Elliott e tors will descend on them like; thot included former president Tonder of South Africa. 6-1. 7-5: Johnson locust demanding their pay . and Mrs, Harry S. Truman. old New Yorker who had won ten Mis. Pratt defeated M Craigsmith 1 of Britain 6-4. 6-3 and Mrs. Da­ Fla. A & M Coaching Clinic The top U S .men's doubles team straight European tournaments Jones Will one please note that fight­ second-seeded Vic Seixas of Phila­ coming into the Wimbledon tests, vidson eliminated Briglit Gull- ers carry a whole string of leeches NAL HIGHLIGHTS delphia and Ham Richardson of overcame an uncertain start to win braudsson of Sweden. 8-6, 7-5 on their back. They must live and Billy Moore of Birmingham, is the top batter in the Negro Westfield. N J., took their openei her mutch from Edna Buding of Tiie third-seeded men's doubles Draws 80 From Six States drew like a champion. The fame American Leagde, with an average of .411 R. Johnson of De­ from Jean Borotra and M Belk-1 Germany. 6-.4. 6-2 team of Bob Perry of Lo.; Angelet Is fleeting, the taxes high hot hodja of France. 8-3. 6-4. 6-4 Top­ SECOND STARS WIN and Don Candy of Australia won troit, is second with .381. Juan Soler of Detroit, ranks third, with BI CHARLES J. SMITH III State University; Bob Wooaruff, would one rather have his kids seeded Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall[ their first match from Hugh a mark of .373. O. Bailey of Birmingham, is fourth, with a .364, TALLAHASSEE - Some 80 per­ head coach, University of Florida; point back to their dad as a cham­ Miss Brough Mrs Fleitz and Miss >nf Australin -draw a —------Sweenev of los Angeles and A. Sur- lons from six-state area and the Chuck Mather, head coach. Uni­ Gibson are seeded first, second and followed by Pat Potterson of Detrapt, in fifth plate, with on aver- pion or as a potwasher. BROl’GH LEADS PARADE ville ut Australia, 6-3. 6-1. 6-2. One District of Columbia attended the versity of Kansas; Tom Nugent, age of .355, according to latest figures released by Howe New» "The Harder They Fall” is de­ The winning women's parade fourth, respectively Fifth-seeded of th" sirongi i_U. 8. combinations 12th annual Florida A and M Uni­ head coach, Florida State Univer­ pressing stuff but I wonder if the expected to lead to an all-American Him ley Fry of St. Petersburg.'Fla Gil Shea oi liwAiiitles and Sam­ Bureau. versity coaching clinic which was sity; Frank Broyles, back filed kids with fighting heart will stay women's final as it has every yeai defeated- Cathv Mercelis of Belgium my Giamnialya ot Houston. Tex., Moore has the most base hits, 33, highest total bases, 47, held last week. . coach. Georgia Tech; Gomer Jones, away from the Golden Gloves. AAU 6-2. 6-1. in’Bnpressive style, and since the end of World War ¡1 dcleatcd Joe Blatcliford of Lot most triples, 3, and took over lead in RBI's, with 20. Patterson Nine of the nation's top coacWr tine coach. University of Oklahoma and PAL boxing events because of was led bv defending champion Dorothy Head Knode of Forest Angeles slid John Fleitz of lying Ray Graves, line coach, Georgia is leading in doubles, with 7. h plus the famed eMehin* the sins of their elders? Louise Brough of Beverly Hills. Cal Hills. N Y — also won. as did unranked Robinson ond McCullough of Memphis and Moroto of Kan­ Serving as clinicians were the Plays at the Line of Scrimmage had only $4 di the necessary »6. io of South Africa. 6-0. 6-0. Mrs. Fleitz Americans Jean Clarkwf Btrming- culture Department. This is the first sas City, are tied for the top spot, each having won two gomes, ham. Cal.. Barbara Schofield Da­ estimate for the full crop and com­ tollowing visiting sports peraonalit- —‘Automation System." Nu­ he promised to pay the t2 later. Re­ had slightly more difficulty in without o loss. Harris of Detroit, hoi fanned the most batters, 40. Mi -«- Ara Parseghian. head coach, gent; ‘Defending Varying Of cently Rose stopped by Snowden’s brushing past Pilar Barril of Spam vidson of Milwaukee. Darlene Hard pares with 938.159.000 bushels pro­ C. Pride of Memphis, completed the most games, 4, ond has work­ ‘■western University; Paul fenses." Woodruff; "Offensive office and handed him the S3 he 6-4. 6-3. I of Montebello. Cal.. Betty Rosen- duced last year and 1.146.000 for I quest Pratt of Orange, N J., and head coach. Louisiana Backfield Play Involving Belly had owned for a half century. Althea Gibson, the tall 28-year- the ten-year (1945-54) average. ed the most innings, 47.

f »I.« • • e . A '4Ai ■* if ✓ * Second War, Korea Vets Excluded I • MEMPHIS WORLD • loturday, Juno 10, IW6 ElìtCf Cíty ions 1 ¡1 NASHVILLE Tenn - (SNEi — JEIZSX3 iSiaaaa I Two Negroes. Ruscoe j Hambv an | attorney, and John H. Oley, a gro­ The Routh's Oldest and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper ceryman. are among the six candi­ Published by MEMPHIS WOULD PUBLISHING CO. World War I Vets Over 65 dates seeking to fill the city coun­ Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 164 BF ALE—Phone JA. 6-4030 cil vacancy caused by the death I of councilman G. M Ragsdale sions of -90 a month at age 05 for Entered in the Pout Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-class mail WASHINGTON, (INS)- The I creased benefits for veterans earlier this month. all persons who served in the arm­ House voted pensions for World with service-connected disabilities. under the Act of Congress, March I, 1871 One of the six will be chosen to ed Forces during the 1917-18Con- j serve out the unexpired term of War one veteran.-, wh° ¥e 65 or 0,d- Hie announcement was greeted with applause flirt and whose income is • 1.400 a Member of SCOTT NEW8F4FER STNDIi ATE Mr. Ragsdale in the July 12 special er but extra payments for those Rep. Ed. Edmnndson tDi Okla., v ear or less for single persons or W. A. Scutl. II. Founder ; C. A. Scott. General Manager election for city councilman in the wounded in combat were eliminat­ ,-y Chief spoksman for the pension $2,800 a year or less for married per­ second couneilmanlc district of the ed. Raymond F. Tteby Managing Editor >ystem, sLmi told tlie house that he sons. 1 fifth ward. The pension measure would pro- Mrs. Rosa Brown Bracy Publie Relations and Advertising v.de a pension of $90 a month for ■.nd eight other Representatives In addlion, veterans with non» Circulation Prumutlon The term expires in June, 1959 ervice connected disabilities who William C. Weather» those who qualify under a needs test nave petitioned Teague to hold a j Others seeking, the council seat now are receiving $(¡(¡15 a month Tiw Multi-Billion dollar legislation Jomnuttee meeting 'lliursday to The MEMPHIS WORLD is au Independent newspaper—n<>n-se< tartan are Earnest A. Craft, a minister: ? 4 Ironi the Government will gel $25 rote out the wounded veterans com- and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedl, and supporting those things was sent to the Senate by a vote ol James Cunningham, a steam engi­ :nder the Legislation. It believes to be of interest to Ila readers and opposing *ose things against ■SM to 51. lensalion plan.______neer; O W. Cooper, real estate : • /i-’ These who are permanently dis­ K Before passage however, increas-, On a point of order, Rep William Ibe interest of Ila readers. salesman, and J. C. Nelfs. a refrig- * abled and now are receiving $78.75 a ed compensation payments for vete­ I. Ayres Ohio, a foe of the SUBSCRIPTION RATER: 1 eration company employee gæ Ki. rans with service-connected disabi­ >ension plan, succeeded in striking rrionth will get $90. ' Tear $5 H - 8 Months $3.90 - 3 Months 1154 iln Advance) There. Ls no figure of how much h lities were stricken from the bill on he compensation increase for a technical parliamentary objection . ounded veterans from the measure, the pension system will cast sinc^ Boy “Glued" To estimates submitted by the Vetera^k Also knocked out of the measure tyres’ move, backed by Teague, was Administration and the Teague C1^ « A Man’s Character And His Health ■ft were pensions for veterans of world ’esigned to make the pension bill Tree By Lightning war II and Korea macceptable to the House. mittee included benefits for Korean least did men think when our civilization emerged from the KNOXVILLE, Tenn. lANPi - A Immediately after passage of the Th" House Pension Plan will have and World War II veterans. dark ages that character would be so feared that its isolation and bolt of lightning left 8-year-old bill, House veterans affairs commit­ ough going in the Senate and an Under those estimates, the plan Steve Maden of Chicago "glued" would have cost the Government growth would be circumscribed by o resort to the condition of tee chairman Olin TeagueiDiTexas 'ven rougher time if it reaches the an additional 357 million dollirs upside down against the trunk of a announced his "group will sponsor Whit ■ House. the health of its owner. tree Sunday, but he escaped with­ special legislation providing in­ As adopted, the bill provides pen- m its first year of operation. But that is the course at times when trying straits of ambi­ out serious injury Maden. who was visiting his tion can find no other avenue of release. grandmother here, had dirked un­ ed out of Ohio. The burning question that separated schools of thought jn der the tree along with his 11-year- More than 50 persons were in old times was around "the evil' of eoting with unwashed hands. old cousin to escape from a rain WORLD VISITOR - With the Atlanta Daily World receptionist, Miss the Sumter CountyTor the hearing, The early Jews and Jesus split upon the question of sin, from this storm June Hector, holding, Mrs. Edna Douglas, Grand Basileus of the which was made open to the public angle, the former holding the view of sin by hands; Jesus said Sigma Gama Rho Sorority, becomes another of the hundreds of by Judge Dearman "because of the undue" publicity already given the nothing about eating with soiled hands. He dwelt with soiled famous personalities who have signed the World's guest book. Emergency Faces case. hearts. That would take core of unwoshed hands. Mrs. Douglas, who hails from Little Rock, Ark. was here Monday (Continued From Page One) In somewhat of a novel pattern in our political parlance, visiting Atlanta's Eta chapter. - (Perry's Photo) Mrs. Winston answered the ques­ tion of whether she would rather the question of one of the candidate's health is being super­ sity and Fisk Senior Miss* Nina Johnson were injured near Dalton raise her children In Sumter Coun­ imposed as a question. There was a publicly supported hos­ Basileus Visits Atlanta ty, Ala., or Cleveland. Ohio, by say­ Many able men in history had physical infirmities; many pital there, but only lor white pa­ ing "either place according to con­ were victims of poor health — still the outline of their sterling tients. So an ambulance was called venience." worth to civilization, stands out in bold relief. from a town sixty-six miles away Sigma Gamma Rho Grand All of the children test Hied that they would rather live witn their In the question of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, there is It came, but both patients died. mother or oldc sister, Mrs. Mary BY MARION E. JACKSON about to arise a discussion around his health that in time might In Washington. DC . a seven­ 1 Bowden, than with their father Sororities of the nation ore working untiringly to implement lead away from the burning questions whose diagnosis and teen-year-old colored eirl suffering The family, at present is living with treatment will succumb only to the bright light of character. from a bullet wound was denied ad­ the decision of the United States Supreme Court outlawing segre- Mrs Bowden. misión at two hospitlas By WT aation in education ond travel according to Mrs. Edna Douglas, Health is important; men long for ¡Fond to that end do we i time she was taken to the third hos- Grand Basileus of Signia Gammn Rho Sororityr .. of1 LittleI ■«.!_ Rock,n_ L Ark.A-I. o all labor — but no man can sit in judgment around a man's 1 pital she was dead. Ike Will Run; No? ALBANY, NEW YORK-Governor Averell Harriman and Mrs. Kat health or how long he will live. The late Henry Cabot Lodge was chapters throughout the states. (Continued From Page One) j But this sort of thing happens in Mrs Dougta is- making a sou n- erine V. Fitzgerald, of ólen Falls, N. Y., Deputy Commissioner» of never forgiven about even a slight reference to President Wilson's ♦ • ’ ♦ ' the North, too. Mrs. Elizabeth Price wide tour of at Dilated chapters ol Mrs. Douglas has a proud list Committee which will draft the The State Department of Commerce, congratulate Mrs. Joyce Phil­ health. : Handy, first wife of the man who the national sorority and paused in ol accomplishments. She was voted party platform. lips Austin, (left), Exectuive Secretary of The New York Woman's let not the boast of men of thdir health, lure the multitude. I wrote "The St. Louis Blues.” was Atlanta a- guest ot Eta Sigma Woman ol the Year’ by the Na­ The 46-memoer convention ar­ Some of the most incompetent men in many of our recol- taken to New York's famous Knick- chapter .ot which Mrs v/intlred Council, following her swearing in today (June 20th) in the Ex- tional Council ol Negro Women rangements comomittee also picked 1 erbotker Hospital with cerebral ,he- Jones is basileus. cutive Chambers. Mrs. Fitzgerald was also sworn in as Deputy lectioris ore the healthiest. The learned Thomas Jefferson who had Little Rock voted her "Teacher ol House GOP Leader Joseph W Mar­ 1 morrhage. She was left alone in Commissioner of The New York State Commerce Department in something to say about if ever democracies disentegrated — me Year" ror social e.gencies and tin, Mass , to serve as convention the ambulance fcr almost an hour permanent chairman for the fifth left out the question that there would, or might come those who □inmuni’y participation. Southwest Charge of The Woman's Program by Governor Harriman at the while the hospital representative "Sororities recognize t-»Arkansas A M. and N College ana 1 tellowsiup award tor the outstand- cause he Is “a dynamic person" and Stephenson, who once boasted "I Because he did not have an accerW won the master’s degree at Atlanta Next Wednesday, the people throughout the notion will ' ; ing secondary teacher for her work “one of the great Republicans of am the law in Indiana," was sen­ able job offer under a sponsor. erved as field director of the For­ University. She is presently u mem­ I as biology instructor at Dunbar the country." . tenced to life 31 years ago for the observe their independence day. People will lay aside their I Wednesday the Indiana Depart­ eign Mission Board of the conven­ ber ol ute tiu tee board o< Arkan­ I null Scuuol, Little Rock. Hall insisted that the arrange­ rape-death of a statehouse secre­ regular routine or activities to participate in our National holiday.! ment of Corrections said the parole tion. and as associate promotional sas A.M and N. Collage »nd a Cl iwiw ot Little Rock named a ments committee had received no tary The former grand dragon has been revoked on the grounds Some will observe it by swimming, some by fishing, some by director ol its finance commission inenilv-i- ol the Board of Directors ! »2jO,tMHl conununi’y ceiinr in her message from President Eisenhower who built a political machine in that Stephenson objects to taking She is credited with having raised of the tin iter Little Ro g YWC% j honor in 1954 lor outetanc.lng serv- but said that before the President boating, some by attending the movies, while others will loaf Indiana during the Klan days was a "psychiatric evaluation" test. An more money for denominational The Simla Gamma Rho basUeus I ice to the community, was stricken with ills recent abdo­ around home or attend a ball gqme. granted a parole on Dec 22,1954 order by Governor George N. Craig projects than any other person. win vis" chapters of the rororitv r Mr- Domnas while visiting in minal illness, he had discussed witfl requires all prisoners involved in The officials who hove charge of our safe driving program A graduate of Moody Bible Insti­ ’lie South, rHer adiiunupation nas ttlar.ia was the guest ol Mrs How- Mr. Eisenhower the "names and de­ I However, he has not been able sex cases to take such a test. are predicting a record breaking killing will be carried through , tute. Chicago. Ill.. Miss Funches re­ resulted III -, large number ot new bird Oay