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VOLUME 30, ‘NUMBER 39 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1960
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City Is Given JO Justice Dept. Ta Bus Restaurant Action In N. Orleans Days By Court To ■ NEW ORLEANS-The U.S. government;e.Mt|H leans school desegregation crisis Monday: wltet End Segregation federal Injunction against a new law of ture setting up a new school board for. Integration Is JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - (UPI) white children at one of the desegregatei.whhol$;rO9e( - Federal Court Judge Bryant when they got past a blockade of angry^waUin^f i Simpson signed an order Wednes day requiring the city of Jack In Its first direct aotion since cri sonville to desegregate all public sis began two weeks ago, the Jus recreational facilities here within tice Department was granted the 30 days. Injunction by a three-judge court. Backed By Court The order covers city - owned swimming pools, tennis courts, The law empowered the new board to only borrow money, which It parks, the municipal zoo, Gator Bowl, baseball park and a new $3 would turn over to the legislature; Says Negro Entitled To Service million sports coliseum which open thereby making the legislature ac ed Thanksgiving. tually run the schools. ' Simpson announced last i The state Supreme Court agreed he would issue the order "In to rule on the constitutionality of Where Interstate Service Used few days” after six Negroes asked the law after the federal court l?i him for a summary decree in an sued the injunction. However,’ no integration suit against the city matter how the state court rules, By CHARLOTTE G. MOULTON filed last year. It would still be contempt of court to attempt to enforce It in lieu Of i Court Wfedijes (United Press International) Simpson’s order gave the city the federal injunction. the, angry,,#) 30 days to make preparations. The He that, WASHINGTON (UPD—The Supreme Court ruled Monday that order apparently will have ho ef The housewives - known as "the egging» a Negro is entitled to service in a bus station restaurant if it is an fect on this year’s Gator Bowl cheerleaders" • who surrounded city .ojj, football game, scheduled Dec. 31. Frantz school last week were de "integral part" of an interstate line's service to its customers. Simpson noted that the city pleted In numbers Monday and stata made little effort to harass F. G On behalf of the majority in the Tom C. Clark. "need not operate nor make avail able to its citizens any recreation children and their parents whjn suspend A spokesman for the bus com 7-2 decision, Justice Hugo L. Black al facilities whatever. they went Into the school. pany involved in the case said held that racial discrimination at “The city may close all such But they hurled eggs at one of such terminal restaurants violates that within the last 60 days the facilities, It may close some and the parents' cars and at a news the Interstate Commission. In independent firm which operates continue to operate the remainder man for a Parish newspaper, restaurant facilities in 22 termln* cluded In Monday’s ruling were or it may keep all such facilities screaming "We don't want no Jews Justices Charles E. Whittaker and open," the order declared. around here,” (Continued on Page Eight) , l.Vv Cl But the judge directed that any FREEDOM RALLY SPEAKER - Memphis civic lead- more than 1,000 citizens. Pictured (left facilities owned, operated or leased BOYCOTT REMAINS COMPLETE ers gathered after the NAACP Freedom Rally to right) Dr. Vasco A. Smith, Jr., local 'dentist; oütexééj by the city must be “devoid of dis Despite the steadily Increasing crimination In any form upon the last Thursday at Metropolitan Baptist Church, Jesse H. Turner, vice president of Tri-State Bank; attendance at Frantz, a white boy basis of race or color." to pay tribute to Rev. S. S. Seay, of Montgom Rev. S. S. Seay, and Rev. D. S. Cunningham. cott remained complete at . Mo- Wednesday's order to Integrate ery, Ala., main speaker for the affdir that drew (Photo by Withers) Donogh 19, the other Integrated Jacksonville's jiocreaHional facul school; Three Negro girls have Mo- ties followed by one day a suit filed Donogh to themselves. One Negro by NAACP attorneys In federal girl, Ruby Nell Bridges, Is attend court Tuesday to tear down all ra ing Frantz. cial barriers at public schools in Duval County, Florida’s second lar Meet Morehouse, Rumors spread rapidly around gest county. the schools that another elemen In other racial developments in Clark in Atlanta tary school • Gayerre * was about the city, county authorities Wed to be Integrated. A crowd of more nesday took a young Negro dem LeMoyne College’s debate than 100 persons'-. rtany more onstrator into protective custody of 13 members will go to Atlanta, than were at the integrated fechool# today after he and four others Ga. this weekend for engagements Monday - stood around GayerLe, contenant'1 staged sit-ins at three separate with Clark and Morehouse colleges. insisting that it .would.be integrat ed. One woman, anticl“"'...... variety stores. It was the seventh The LeMoynites will meet Clark a mbve, took her child day of sit-ins which started here on Monday, Dec. 12, and take on Nov. 29. , Morehouse. Tuesday, Deq. 13. But’school superIn -- ■' '■ . VX'' • - A James Redmpnd heatet. Harrison E: Lee, associate prof f? 'i>7 He said that it would be.fllegglhi essor of social sciences and debate transfer ahy.'other' Negro .phUdren Mobutu Denies coach at LeMoyne, said the fdllow- 7 ff to all-white schools this year; ■ ■ ■ ing student debaters will make the trip: ' M. Stewart Truly, Josephine Wat lesslM'4Mr,..., kins, Ernest Withers, Johnnie Rog ers, Ora Jean Johnson, Ulysses Harvey, Edgar Young, Carolyn Holy Convocalional Meets In Treated Inhuman Jones, James Netters, Thurmond By REV. TITUS M. GILHAM THIS ! LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo - Snyder, Joyce Lynom, Sara Lewis and Warren Moore. Dr. Arena ■ Q Mallory, President hhrtr a (UPI) — Army strongman Joseph of the Saints Junior College of Lex Mobutu said Tuesday deposed The debaters will travel by stat ington. Mississippi .presided'. dur Premier Patrloe Lumumba is re ion wagons. ing educational night, December S. ceiving “humane” treatment as his She was presented by the president prisoner but he refused to, let Red of the board of directors Bishop B. Cross and United Nations officials Tennessee State B. Lyles of Clarksdale,i Mississippi check repdrts he had been tor Bishop Lyles presented her 'lh a of eldeÆ tured. standing ovation... - ./ $i,ooo;oa ( Col. Mobutu refused also to make Alumni To Meet; ■f:;'the ahtob e ’ public a report by a doctor who On ' the platform -also were Sen 'n. wtS’i had examined Lumumba but vol Drive For Members ior Bishop 0. H. Mason,. Memphis, ' iDr.iW GRIDIRON GREATEST - Eugene Davis, the wiggled-hipped little unteered that his health was “sat Alumni everywhere are urged to Tenn., Dr. L. B. Coffey, Chicago, choir An. honor## 145-lb. Manassas High School halfback, beams handsomely as isfactory." give active support to the Unlver-, BELATED GIFT - Earl L. Smith, 82, bothered with a lingering ill- Illinois, Bishop S M. Crouch, Los Mobutu rushed army reinforce slty program geared to the 60's, to Angeles, California, Bishop 0. T. upon thé1 he shows off the big trophy he received for winning the title of ments Tuesday to rebellious Orien foster academic, cultural and social nbss for several years, phoned the local NAACP recently to in Jones, Philadelphia, Pa„ Bishop O. "Gridiron Greatest" to six of his female admirers. Eugene, who tal Province where repeated dash development. form them that he was holding a $1.00 donation, However it was E. Bennett, Gary, Indiana Bishop was also voted "Most Outstanding Player" of the year, plans to es have been reported between his later learned that Mr. Smith has had this donation since 1947. 0. M. Kelley, New York City,' N. Tennessee State University’s na attend Langston University in Oklahoma upon graduation from troops and forces loyal to the de If was further revealed that a solicitor for the NAACP (since de Y., and other executives. posed premier. Stanleyville, capital tional alumni association has Dr. Mallory was presented and Manassas. Flanking the football hero is Mildred Miles (left) and of the secessionist province, Is launched its annual membership ceased) gave the contribution to Mr. Smith in '47. Smith, in stated < that the Saints Junior Col Yvonne Luster (right), Memphis World school columnists. The other Lumumba’s main stronghold. drive. The membership goal Is making a check of his personal effects, found the donation and lege was the only accredited Jun r~';'. 2,000 members. lovely young coeds on picture are Helen Coleman, Beverly Guy, is seen above presenting the donation to Jesse H. Turner (right) ior college, accredited by the State Department, of the ChurcheB of i ¿ecrr-T. Bobbie Hall and Norma Bowie. - (Staff Photo by Clayton Pal- The army strongman said his The Memphis chapter will meet in the above picture. - (Photo by Withers) God in Christ. , . at Beulah’s Tavern, 271 Hernando, i.'A*. (Continued on Page Eight) She also thanked those Who . 4 ; m’oore) Tuesday Dec. 13, at 7 p. m. An Com have made special contributions to Elder and drew C. Williams, promotions con the school in the past year, (After sultant at WDIA is president. ofAtlanta; :V'V \ Heart Attack Is Fatal wards, she presented, the March All graduates, or any former stu lastrSa}r’’ ing Band and the Concert Choir, BK . dent in attendance at the Univer “Bishop ggy. ; if sity for one or more years is eli The parade began with thé beat fonai coi ing of the drums through the Main gible for membership, and invit To Mrs. Mabel Swautsey Ood.jn ed to attend the meeting. Auditorium of the Mason Temple Mason-Temw with students representing thirty- The alumni program includes Mrs. Mabel Swautsey, a dynamic panied by now Head Priest at Corpus Christi two states and Liberia, Africa., plans for the fiftieth anniversary personality and a successful Mem In Chicago, Is expected to come Among the majorettes was a .lit-, celebration of the University in phis business woman, died of a to Memphis to say the Mass. Bur tie girl from Liberia named ‘EUse,1 1961. The school has achieved in heart attack Monday morning at ial will be in Mt, Carmel Ceme- who gave an attractive performance ternational. status in the past 15 3 A, M. at her Vance Avenue resi tary. s. W. Qualls and Son (cou with the other majorettes that at f: years under the leadership of Dr. dence. Mrs. Swautsey had been In K.7 sins to the deceased) are In charge tracted the audience. The ..Band Walter S. Davis. poor health for several years, but of. arrangements. . played while the majortettes per teil« had been able to attend to her ifóreìill ■ . w -'O B W formed. The audience stood' With DEMONSTRATORS ARRESTED business and attended Mass last Mrs. Swautsey won many friends for her cheerful greeting and smile. reverence to the school song.. v Sunday morning. There was scripture reading < by MEMPHIS, Tenn.—(UPI)—Police Her impact in Memphis was tre arrested 14 Negro sit-in demon Mass will be said at 10 (today) the Rev. Chambers head of Relig r • 1 s * b» mendous. She was good to her cus w i ■ '■ ' .• '' «3 ■ "s'" . - strators Saturday at six eating Friday morning, December 9, 1960 tomers in business. Since 1934 she ious Education Department of B : • • io' { Saints Jr. College. The choir Un ■' wli places in Memphis and Jackson, at St. Augustine Church where the and her late husband, Mr. Swaut- Tenn. deceased was a devout member. der the direction of Mr. Ralph There were no incidents reported. Father Capistran Haas, who Is (Continued on Page Eight) Davis sang a beautiful selection, lO.- .t Jl y E. y. i '<•'' r X® «LI 'Si aft ^0 Memphis Unity Center Gillespie Represents Tennessee invites The Public UNCF Reaches S3 i Pageant At St, Stephen The public Is Invited to attend At National Agriculture Meeting the following weekly activities at Memphis-Shelby (¡he Unity Center of (Memphis, an The first report meeting of the L. O. Gillespie of the Tennessee ¡ Johnson Is Vice-President for Re affiliate of the Unity School of annual united Negro College. Fühd Association of Vocational Agricul gion V of which Tennessee is one Christianity,. Lee’s Summitt, Mo. ture Teachers is attending the Na campaign in Memphis and' Shelby 'of the seven states. Sunday School at 9:30 am.; de tional Vocational Agricultural County showed a total of $3,100 in votional services at 11 am. each Teachers’ Association, as one of the : “Agricultural Education In The cash. This represented an increase Sunday. Classes are taught from official delegates from Tennessee at Golden Sixties” Is the theme of of $1,100 over the $2,000 reported the Unity text books on Tuesdays at the kickoff meeting; y ■. . Los Angeles this week. The con the convention for the Agricultural from 7 to 8 pm. The classes are vention got underway Saturday, tional Agricultural Teachers, Top report of the night, camé free and open to the public. Coun December 3, at 9:00 a. m., and will section which is made up of Voca- from the faculty of Magnolia Ele seling is by appointment. Dr. conclude on Friday, December 9. Teacher Trainers, and State Sup mentary School of which Miss Har ervisors. One of the highlights off Joseph W. Falls, a licensed minis ry Mae Simons is. principal,. This ? hMOYNE-S MAGICIANS - These LeMoyne Col of New Brighton, Pa. Standing, left to right: The N. V. A. T. A. is made up the convention will be an address ter Is the counselor available at group turned in $111, - ' ■ • lege eagers will open their heme season egainst Eugene Davis, freshman guard, of Cleveland, of over 10,000 teachers of Voca by Mark Nichols, State Director the Center daily. All Unity work A second report.meetlng .wiU. be tional Agriculture with members of Vocational Education In Utah, is supported by free will offerings. held Tuesday night, Dec. 13, lh the Alabama State College from Montgomery, Ala. Ohio; Willie Brown, sophomore forward, of from all of the states. There ere A class in ’'Lessons in Truth” is faculty lounge of LeMoyne.Collegè. Memphis; Cleo Owens, freshman forward, of who will speak on “Vocational Edu in Bruce Hall, Saturdqy night, Dec. 10. Kneel 35 members in the Tennessee As cation In Russia.” also held on Fridays from 11 'til Blair T. Hunt, co-chairman1 of ing, left to right: David Gaines, sophomore Memphis; Alger Taylor, freshman center, of New sociation. Julian Carter of New “Area Vocational Schools” and 12 am. The library Is open daily the campaign, called on all . Mem (guard, of Detroit; Robert Hambric, freshman Orleans; Chester Collins, senior forward, of York is President of the National “How Do You Do It” will be the from till til 1. phians to make financial gifts this Association. James Wall of Ne-’ The Unity Center of Memphis Is month to UNCF, a national, fund forward, of Chicago; Ponald Nelson, freshman Subjects for fwo panel groups Memphis; and Robert Nelson, sophomore cen braska Is Executive Secretary and located at 1062 6. Wellington St. raising agency for 33 member col- I moderated by Dr. Milo J. Peterson, ter,, of Kentucky. \...... _ Luther. Hardin.,of,Arkansas.Is.the ; tt • . .(ir.w 'on •- Drs. Joseph - W, . and Manteo Fails legw. Approxtawto two- mill| immediate Past President, Floyd (Continued on Pago Eight) are the ministers Ln charge, dollars is raised nationality ci ’ll - MÉMMlü WÔftift é. Saturday December 10, I960
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wt'Mississippi Blvd, Ik Abiding a series of servias in honor of, Its ¿The Van:-? Ayenue Branch Young Part^CëléBration Together pastor and wire, Rev? ahd Mrs. Wcmta’s Christian Association held lowship observance was “God Calls J. L. Nettes, with, two"'guraf ks annual World Fellowship Din- Ydu,” Members of the World Fel Mr. Stanie Smith and his son Miss Susie Hawkins of Washing churches pàrticipaüng ^eh night rten.ta November at the Branch. lowship Cmriiriittee were partici S*®Jfe ttobtot. whose birthdays are ton, .D..C. (sister-in-law of hon Wednesday night the partici Over one hundred persons filled pants on thé program. These in Gnfa greiwyek Mart were honored oree), Mrs. Isaac Anderson, Sire. pants were Rev. Howard; pastor of the. tmall gudltarlwn to hear .Mrs. cluded the following: Mrs. Russell lari.RiW W drith.». Iqyely Humphrey. Moore, mid laughter, the New Life Baptist Church and Margaret Ha 'haway of the Foreign Siiga’rmbri, 8r„ chalnpan; Mrs. birthday party, given by Mrs. Ritta Mr and Sirs. Robert Leonard, Sirs. Rev. R. N. Taylor, pastor of Beth Division Staff of the National Cooper Taylor, Mrs. Nellie C. Os P. Smith, at their home, 1671 Mc Warren,, Mrs. Mabie Jones, Sirs. lehem and Zion,Hill RaptistChurch YWCA. borne, Sirs. W. O. Speight, Sr, Mrs. Millan Street. Stanie Robta was Jewel Taylor and daughter, SIry. and Rev. R. N. Teÿior, pastor of Mrs. Hathaway is on furtough Annie L. Higgins, Mrs. A.. W. jef- celebrftirig fas ffast birthday, but Etta Whaley, Mr, arid .Mrs. Mc- Bethlehem and Zion Hill Baptist frcm her work us ah -Advisory SfiC; fersen, Mrs. Ç. C. Satfyer, Jirs. he made,sure that his Dad got Ktariie arid son, Mrs. M. Dajariiy, Churches .. . retaiy to Developing YWCA's in irrtmas Watkins, Madam g; 8, more attention than' he did. Mrs. O. S. Shannon, Principal of Thursday night, Rey. R. MçClen- South Africa and the ceritra] Fede Yfiing, Mrs. 6. D. Rudder, Wid The house was filled with gayiety Georgia Ave. School and Lidell don of Grace Baptist, and Rev. P. ration of Africa. She wa.) the leftist premier, arretted last L. DAVIS AND C. PEARSON tn the Armistice' flay Pstfadd ovfa TOP nN ICAflEiS) Thursday. by the Congolese troops humane in respect to health and The Vance Avi. Branch Votiig their Christianity into active work Women’s. Chris ia,i Association us all the other high school here in .1. Denyer Terry, ?, Sidney, Grif of Army , strongman Col. Joseph hygiene. An attempt is being made as they volunteer their services to fin' 3.' Harold Smith 4. Mitaael ing a portion of its religious piir-; Memphis.,, Mobutu/'lstaed a special report by the special representative of the YWCA, Its membership in THE “UNION" SPONSORS BfasWell 5. Rayriiorid Riitlitt. jfj; of the . secretary' - general Rajêsh- pose as à gutde — “'cék to under , The Drill TfAm,.led by. fladet Monday night. cludes women and girls of all THANKSGIVING PARTY (A Donald Brownlee 7. Thomas' Bo war Dayal of India to arrange for stand Jesus, io share His love for Captain Harold Smith arid Spon faiths. NIGHT WITH THE “UNION") wen. ,8,;.Theodofe Davdsori 9. Sid “United Nations troop in Thys- a représentative of trie Internation all people, and to grow in the sor Leila Swegt; dresses twice,, a Miss Harry Mae Simons serves ney West 100. Wade Conner rand vüle have reported that Mr Lu al Red Cross to visit Mr. Lu knowledge and love of God”, has as chairman of the Vance Branch The ever-popular “Uriioh and week ;for formation. Tjie . saying set up through its public relations “Practice Makes Perfect” is no ex Chgyles Jopes. . '¿f. * mumba'is. under detention at Camp mumba.” YWCA and Mrs. L. E. Brown as the Ice House, Inc." gave à way-qut Ti|E SENIOR BAND ception foV' these ,young men. .Real Hardy," “the. report said. Crnmnittee a series of Churçh Visi Public Relations Committee. Thanksgiving pàrty at the hôtriè Under the. capable direction,’, of “He is-said to be suffering from Mrs. Lturiumba was said to -Wj tations'. The Coriimittee along with of the reporter, Shirley Niewby,.Th‘e izing this fact, they voluntarily put Members attending church to Mr. Thomas Doggett, should afao serious, injuries received before his on a river steamér en route to Cb- other members of the YWCA will set started with Arethia Franklin in extra hours each and every day, gether were the foilowing: Mi's. C. be highly comfienw arrival./His head has been shaven qiulhatville, where Congolese nat- visit Churches of all denofafaations ringing “Today I Stag the Bites" This grorip' afab’ fata first prize L. Waller, Mrs. Narcissa Jones, superb performance ional forces awaited her. DEAN A. A. BRAifCH •” during a period of two years. and ended with Howlin Wolf doing last year in the drill competition Mis. Geneva Williams, Mrs. Lois of High School NDCC ¿ataHtons fa^fodtbaff^'®’ Hammarskjöld issued tte ixb “Spoonful.’ Walker Memorial LeMOYEE BUlffiìÀY SPEAKER On the second Sunday in Novem Greenwood, Mrs. Katie Sexton, Mrs. for 1959-60. ment , to the Security .Council ori ber, a chartered bus conveyed Lucille Price, Mrs. Geraldine Smith, Shirley Newby and Walter Lan elects their office'; There are abript thirty young Christian Church News thç. basis of a. report from Daÿal. — Dean A. A. Branch of.Tougaloo thirty-four women to St. Andrew' Mrs. Net tie. Cole Mrs. Mary D. don rocked the house doing the Theeltotiondept'll College and a former professor of men in tins group tfiit Fringe, from Hammarskjöld - reported that A. M. E. Church. 246 East Calhoun King, Mrs, L. E.t Brown, Mrs. Re Twist and the Chinese, Walk. Jer Director, TidMcDanieli;!.. Walktai- Memorial, L Christian chemistry at LeMOyne College, will becca ¿Irani, Mrs. Hilda Helm, ry Butler's ‘'He’ll Break Your Sophomores to' Seniors. High rank Churchwder the. devine leader Dayal last Saturday lodged a ver Street for its first visit. The sec Rlchrira Ybririsoh'; yicft president;- be the LeMoyne Sunday speaker, Miss Wiileane Freeman, Mrs, Par- Heart” was dedicated to Maxine tag officers ¿nd their Sponsors in Mabra Holleyfield; Secretary, Paul- ship of Elder G. A. Evans salutes bal protest with Justin. Bomboko, ond visit will be in January to a clude; Cadet Colonel Denver Terry, foreign minister and president of December 11 at Second Congrega Church of another denomination. thenia Silmon, Miss Isabelle Green Foster from Raymont Ratliff, see etto Brfakfay; Asri&nt; geefetaryi the Men and, Ushers fpr such out tional Church. He will speak at the ing that she couldn’t make up her sponsor Arititaette iMitehell; A standing, service'forthls year. Mobutu's ruling “College of Com lee, Mrs. T. J. Toney, Mrs. Bertha {Baudette Qreta; Treasurer, Janes 11 o’clock hour. The program is Cadet Lt. Colonel Sidney Griffiri,- The men ire storking now. to missioners’’ against the “arbitrary Mrs. Addie G. Owen, Executive Stegall, Mrs. Marie Adams, Mrs. mind. Roberts;' chaplain, Diarine aiis; sponsored by the senior class. Cof director of the Vance Avenue The chimes rang from Impalas to sponsor Charolette Jories; Cadet complete Fellowship Hall. After arrest and brutal treatment meted Elnora Bowen, Mrs,Isabelle Bridge- Parliamentarian,’. Geotio Bufalafa; fee will, be served in. the parish Branch pointed out that the YWCA BcnmevUles. They were tone look Michael Braswell, sponsor oJari their regular days work, they cone out by the Congolese national ar forth, Mrs. M.: Artha M. Dulaney, Business Mtaa'get, bjeararice M
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Í ’ \ unnerstaiding By JEWELL GENTRY Not more of light, I ask, 0 .God EDUCATORS ARE HONORED Jones and Mrs. Ernestine Guy who Nashville .. Dr. B. B. Martin,...... But eyes to1 see whbt is; ! Not sweeter songs, ibut ears to hear AT BANQUET i accompanied her brother - in - law j Mr. B. G. Olive. Jr, an Official at Dr. Levi Watson, the former presl- ..¡the . .___ Univeral, ,____ Life ______Insurance.....;; Co. The present melodies. In spite, of their busy and full ; dent of -Owen College who went where.the banquet was held ..and schedule, Educators on the Col back to Alabama State. : "Your Columnist," who was invited lege and High School Administra Seen early in the evening were ;| by a relative, Dr. John Codwell of Not more of strength, but how lo use I tive level, put down their brief cas Mr. M. H. Estaras, Chairman on the !i Houston. The power that I possess; es long enough last Thursday for .Meeting on Secondary Schools who | Not 'more of love; but skill to turn a banquet given by Memphis edu is. principal of the Florida A, & M. ■ SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY A frown' to a caress. cators who honored those who at High School . .. Dr. J. M. Drew, i■ ALUMNI MEETS WI1IH DIt. tended ¡the 87th-Annual Conference > Chairman of the meeting of the ¡FELTON■ CLARK Commissions on Colleges and Uni-' A'sociati'jn of Colleges and Secon-1 ! Again. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tur- Not more of joy, but how to’feel dary schools in Memphis. versities and president. of Prairie I. ner were hosts (she a Southern U. Its kindly presence near View (both who presided during | The very first person to be seen i ¡graduate) of the evening on Wed To give to others all I have around inspecting every little de- ;I their three day meeting) . Dr.nesday; if list week when a group tail ¡that preceded the 'banquet was,; Felton Clark, president, Southern jof| Southern U's students went to Of courage and of cheer. I University at Baton Rouge .... Dr.' B. Hobson, principal at Manassas | I the Turner’s pretty Gill Street re- .;J*J i Albert Dent, president of Dillard U. i High School lyho was. chairman of I I .sidence. to meet with Dr. Felton No other gifts, dear God, I ask, , lit New Orleans .. . Dr.'Thomas I i, the banquet that was so eloquently ’ Clark who wks the Turner’s house But, only sense to see V planned '.. with visitors arriving Henderson, president of . Virginia ' guest dtping a. Confeernoe held at the Universal Lite Bldg., as Unton University, ;¡here at Hamilton' High School and How best these previous gifts to use ■■*'' •' ‘U early as-6, in the evening for cock Dr. Janies A. Boyer, president, 'one’ at the Peabady Hotel that Dr. Thou hast bestowed on rnfe. '■'V i St. Augustine College In Florida tails that preceded toe banquet1 Clark attended. JUNIOR ELKS ELECT OFFICERS - The Junior Elks I ter Nelson, Music Department Chairman Oar- - Author Unknown .... Welcoming the visiting educa .... Mr. S. E. Buiford, principal local chapter has elected its officers fdr the year, I nell Smith. (Second row, left to right)i Social Wlit ARE WE AFRAID? tors along with Mr. Hobson. (who William High School, at High Point, There was coffee and food after on the hypothalamus aloud It n which'Mrs. Turner took and showed Isaac Young was returned to position of Exalt ■Sessions Chairman William Fleming, Esteetoed was accompanied by Mrs. Hobson) N C. . ... Dean T. J. Hansberry, “Know Thyself” seems highly probable J' Benedict College,. Columbia,’s. C. movies of southern’s Home Com were Dr. Hollis Price, president of ed Ruler with a narrow; victory over Bernard Lecturing Knight Charles McCarroll, Esteemed i‘lny ’body regulates s ing two years ago when her mother If we could go about everyday LeMoyne College .. Dr. Charles Dr. Alonzo Moron, president, Bates. Bernard, however, captured the highest Royal Knight Robert Mitchell, 'he.happiness and unhapptrtees you "" war chosen “Mother of the Year” perceiving all things with ¡the high Dinkins, president of Owen Col Hampton Institute . Mr. Paul ! get out of life. ' • Guthrie, principal, Dunbar High,; at the Baton Rouge University. Junior Elks post, that of District Deputy. Third row, left to right: Financial Secretary er brain, we could feel no fear. We lege .... Mr. Harry Cash, principal Shown on picture are, seated, left to right: Clifford Townsend, Trustee Edmond White, Tiler could not be afraid. Why? Because Th? thalamus, however"Is .regBY 5 of Hamllton'High (headquarters for Lexington, Ky...... Mr. McDonald ! only n relay station? First wiOs 3 Hughes, principal Tuscaloosa, Ala. j; Graduates who chatted and spent we would not permit any of the the Conference) with Mrs. Cash Boss Bates and Exalted Ruler Young. (Standing, Morris Webb, Trustee Chester Carter, Education er brain - toe gray matter, O-k = ■Dr. L. D. Land, professor of Edu | an evening with Dr. Clark were messages of danger to ourselves to .... Mr. Floyd M. Campbell, prin left to right, front row) Herman Walls, Esteem Department Chairman Walter Pollard, Trustee ed ¡the cerebral codtex — : penqs'" ■ cation at Grambling .... Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lomax, Mr. go from .our higher, perceiving, cipal at Melrose High (who was in Charles Williams, principal Booker and Mrs. William Woodruff, Mrs. ed Leading Knight; Esquire Richard Neely; Outer Charles Brown, Trustee Edward •Sheffa, Chap- thinking-brain down to our lower- messages down, to the charge of Housing) and Mrs. I Lowell Wherry, a speech therapist L .....JI ,0 Then it In turn,. relays tiliem ,:W Washington High School, 'Miami Guard James Moore, Recording Secretary Elbert lain Louis Scott and Trustée'Cranford. Steli? feqllng,, emotion • producing, fear- Campbell. down to the nerve centers tot&tocfe're and Dr. T. H E. Jones, Dean at for Shelby County ....Mr. and Conley, Treasurer Gary Woods, Chaplain Wai (Palmoore PH'oto) producing brain. That fewer part PROGRAM ¡Mrs. Samuel'Crossley, Mr. Samuel cf the brain regulates fear, anger, 'rol your heart breath, Highlight of the evening was an St. Paul’s Polytechnic College in :UJ Virginia. ■ Goodloe, Dr. and Mrs Charles and unhappiness as well as our liver, etc,, which plays a large.ipa"*"" address on "How the Student of Pinkston. Mr. Clyde Venson and happiness, gaiety and Joy. in producing your fear, grira.- id Í» . Today can prepare for First Class Dr. H. A. Bowen, Superintendent ■ Mrs. Turner. Mr. Emitt Simon, Jr. ■anger, and all other Feelings, Wt’éH Citizenship” given by Dr. Martin of Area I .. Atlanta Public 'I went by. but was unable to THE SEAT OF EMOTIONS emotions. * " ; ; - ,'■-Af.' Most physiologists and psycholog Jenkins, president of Morgan State Schools .. Dean A. A. Branch, | main. College who also emphasized "De Tougaloo College .... Dr. S. E. ists are coining -to bSlleve that this Any psyschologlst will ree ! ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SOROR veloping the Tools and Techniques” Duncan, president of Livingstone lower brain is chiefly the "seat of ■his to ’be the essence ¡dl K fe tiie emotions," The main .part of of Learning. .... Providing Post College at Salisbury, N. C...... Dr. ITY is in the news again this ”Jnmes‘Lftnge Theoiyof'thet—v^-1 (¡Xis College Education in our Commun ■tills lower brain consists of two lons.'’ This 'famous theory as .tii Howard Jordan, Jr., Dean at the week. Sunday was the big day for NEW YORK - The literary gen ities .. ? "Establishing a Level of their exhibit given at the elegant small bodies, each about the size why ‘we de Wd dr ted brt^i'W’ South Carolina State College at ius of Richard Wright, the novelist Expectation" .. and the "Prepar South Parkway East residence of of a pea, called "thalamk" Below frabful, and how we omttdl ‘«ir,:re-T ” Orangebury .... Mr. H. T. Ed- and 1941 NAACP Spingarn medal ation of Teachers." this Is a still smaller body, hardly, (imdffnns was slmURfinettosty: «Wr; ' wards, principal, Athens High .... DR. AND MRS W. 0 SPEIGHT. ist who died in Paris Nov. 28, "ar Ul.‘< Dr. Jenkins, whose address was bigger than ‘three pinheads, called nounceti more thantO years bgota.i” Mr. W. H.. Davenport, principal, JR (She Jewel) by MRS. ELIZA ticulated the anguish of his peo u informative and to the point, Was the hypothalamus. All three are Prof. William James to ¡AnisHteto': iti. Eppes High at Greenville, N. C. .. BETH LAMBRIGHT, a Cleveland ple." the NAACP declared in a I»* introduced by Dr. James Colston, usually lumped together and call Ind Dr. Karl Lahgetn Denmark.-. Mr. H. L. King, principal, Terrell matron, who showed an astound- message to his widow. president of Knoxville College in High School at Ft Worth ... andi ingly lavish showing of items from ed toe thnlamus or the thatmic re- (Read and study more! Know. . stead of Dr. 'Riifus CJement, presi Dr. William Martin, dean of the the Orient and from Europe . . The Association's condolences to iilon. dent of Atlanta University who was more about• the-human body, .yisit faculty at Hampton, institute. Arsisting in receiving was Mrs. Mrs. Wright were expressed Iby Ex M A fiya-day copfercnce. yips irecetit- scheduled to make the introduct Marjorie Ulen, president of the 1y hqld In Wafh^ton and a yeport your local llbrarfe’.v »j' * A¡O ecutive Secretary Roy Wilkins who «wli * *■' ion. Dr. B. R. Brazeal, dean at More graduate A. K. A.'s .. and MRS. said: of it. covered more than 1,000 pages ■ tBjvlvvlK/M wPuU ------DR. S. Jft. NABRIT IS house, in Atlanta Mr. Joseph LILLIAN GREGORY, another INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT Mathes, principal of Hall Hl at Al Cleveland matron who accompan "The officers. Board of Directors ■ ■ .■ »'■’ Dr. Richard Mcore, president of coa, Tenn . .. Mr. Joseph Mc- and membership of the National ied Mrs. Lambright, The two Cleve at Lister is worn by Doris Harper. Bethune • Cookman College, instal Kelpin. principal of the Southern GENERAL NEWS: Association for the Advancement of ■Fi land matrons were house guests of Willie M. Watkins was looking Mrs. I led the new officers saying . that Univ. High School .... Mr. H. B. I The Student Council is having its Colored People join With millions DR. AND MRS. LELAND ATKINS, good tn her boot heels Friday. our future presidents of the Unit Rutherford principal of Booker | old firends from Dr. Atkin's home. installation program cn Dec: 13. mourning the grievous loss of your ed States are nowren School .... be Washington High at Columbia. 6. Top Students: Boys— Heiman Freeman seems ¡to be ’ husband. ing introduced to learning which C. .. Mrs Sylvia Swinton, prof, ¡LITTLE MISS MAE OLIVIA . lionize Strother, Millon Burch the sharpest young man on the ida N Andi campus. "His literary genius articulated; is a life - long process of master i of education at Allen U., in Colum i BYAS FETES YOUNG VISITOR field, Tfiiomas Parham, John Swift. -l!' 'stoy ■ .iw,'eitl;;.'.;re ing fundamentals and skills ...... bia, S. C...... Dr. Walter Davis i Mae Olivia Byas, young daughter Melvin Barnett, ' Edward Sheffa, Rc’bert D. Taylor has his shave, the anguish of his people, and [ ST. AUGUSTINE - (Special) - people to do for.us what, through It he won many audiences; Some '$6’265,60 and approximately Incoming Officers to serve the As and Dr. A. V. Boswell, president ¡of Dr. and Mrs James S. Byas. Charles Bowers, Charles Wright, of sharp clothes also. do for ourselves". ,1» hej;,- very ? ".?■ DEDICATIONS: previously unaware of the Ameri vocative message the Sell.’kno^p , . ., sociation for the next year installed and vice-president of Tennessee : honored the lovely 12 year old Joy Willie Finnic, Johnny Bullock. ,$3.734.40 In ¡foodstuffs were re were Dr. S. M, Nabrit, president of Stat? University. , and -Mr. I Gleason daughter of Dr. and Mrt. Girls— Everytime — John Bullock and can Negro’s plight. The world has ceived by Florida Normal and In Baptist .leader admonished her aik. - •. lost a rare talent. Please accept our dience that other denominators • ;;; Texas ¡Southern University ■ at Charles Brown, principal of the 1 .Maurice Gleason win came to,„ Claudette Tucker, Doris Mack- Marilyn Wilson. dustrial Memorial College on the I Need Yoti—Leon Strother- and deep sympathy.” ? . ? Houstbnrmade the ’ 'tocc^tance Brighton High School in Alabama ¡Memphis for Thanksgiving, ’ Jin, Norma ¡Taylor, Dorothy John- Fourth Annual Donation Observ are making ; Inroads on us 'evety speech after the installation. Other .. and Mr. Elmer Turner, princi Louis? Willett. ' ance held on the campus on Nov. day .. “.We have enoughi W- -? ! Tiie young kids ww; immediate- Ison, Doris. ¡Harper, Carolyn Sim- Mr. Wright won the Association's For You-Wlllis Wright and Max 17. More,than 200 qitlgens from lists In Florida . tvho could anti ,, oificers installed were Dr. S A. pal of Albert Harris High in Vir !y to 'be basemen• lumpiis room mens, Leila' Myers, Jamie Slmelton, Spingarn Medal in 1941 for Ills I Cain, Vice - President of Morris ginia .... and Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. ine Bromley. all sections, of the state assembled should not only help provide an v;.,? Stella Smith, Anna Blakemore. "powerful depiction in his books, I Gee Whiz-James Smith and An on the college campus lii order lip-to-date collegei but an up-tq«...... town College High School, First Armour of the Collier - Junior way. home. There was dancing .. Top Teachers: Gentlemen— Uncle Tom’s Children and Native ! I High School. date university. If we fall to. use Vice President ..... Dr. L. H. Fos so did game attract much interest Mr. R. H, Morris, Mr. J. Pea na Blakemore. Son, of the effect of proscription ■ to participate in this annual affair ter, President of Tuskegee Insti Mr. Chauncy Winston, professor, Look Outa-Rcbert D. Taylor and which is conducted by three Wom what we have ...... we will .lose u' tii the party food was served. cock, Mr. G. Cowser. : A segregation and denial of opportun tute, Second Vice -.President and Bennett College at Greensboro. N. Ladles— ■Norm a Taylor. ities for the American Negro.” en's Auxiliaries to the three Bap It. ¡-If-;;;. Dr. Cozart, President of Barber C. Dr. Arthur Gray, president, Mae Olivia "ulc as a wink, ¡li Mrs. 'Malone, Mrs.'Hornby, Mrs. Tonight’s the Night-Bishop Wot- tist ; Convention's .in Florida. This HEADSTONE UNVEILED ./¡E,", Scotia College was named Secre Talladega College .... Dr. J. B. tre duct'd her h ■ 'oree - pretty Joy Sanders. ‘er and Alene Bromley. special ¡announcement was made The Beloved Country". Those who tary - Treasurer. Boyd president of Alcorn College G.eason who love- Memphis In The Classroom: Wlmt Would Happen If . , . by Dr. R. W. Puryear, president of A special 'feature, pf .'the
CHICAGO — (NNPA) - Representative William I. Dawson of SAN FRANCISCO-(UPI)-The Illinois declined Friday to comment on reports that President-elect preaiding,blshopof the Protestant John F. Kennedy plans to name him as Postmaster General.
EpiscowXÇhurdh . said Monday : ■ ’ ■' ' Episœpalïans will give “very seri If Mr. Dawson is appointed, it ous” consideration to a Presbyterian Ê will mark the first time in the his- leader’s! bold proposal for breaking of the United States that a colored down denominational barriers by 1»- fl ‘ -/¿I person has been named to a Cabi mergtagi iQur of the major Pro- net post. testant; qhurohes. J. SSL I JMF J Asked about the reports, Dawson A leading Methodist bishop also said “no comment.” —.the proposal warmly and As Secretary For Asked further whether he would it was tthe topic of widespread dls- accept such a post, Mr. Dawson re oussipn-3*■ j as 3,000 delegates plied that “I’ll answer that the opened' /?the week-long triennial Africa Commended same way. I’ve never accepted a them. Shown, front row, left to right: Rev. S. u. General ‘Assembly-of the National post that has not been offered.” PRINCIPALS AT VIRGINIA YOUTH MEETING - Burt, Mrs. Sula Stewart, Bishop W. A! Stewart, Council’pfChurches. NEW YORK, N. Y. - Averell These persons took part in the mammouth Youth The proposal was made by Dr. Harriman, the former Governor of JOHNSON ORIGIN? Conference, sponsored by the Christian Educat and Rev. W. J. Bailey. Second row: Melvin Eugene' Carson Blake, stated clerk New York, said Monday: In Washington, it is rejx>rted that ion Department of the Virginia Annual Confer Smith, Mrs. Eugenia Parsons, Mrs.» S, :P. ferry, of the .United Presbyterian Church "The selection of Governor Men- the suggestion that Mr. Dawson be Rev. H. L. Marsh, and Miss Helen Gilliam. Bcick in the U^. A;, in a. sermon Sunday ence, AME Zion Church, held at Oak Street nen Williams as Assistant Secre appointed Postmaster General ori row: H. L. Marsh, III, Miss Van Bureau Hall, Miss It wouMvçoaSolidate Presbyterians, Church, Petersburg; Virginia, last week. The tary of State for Africa is a wise ginated with Senator Lyndon B. Episcopalians, Methodist and the Irma Burke, Mrs. Hattie Coleman, and. Mrs. Pearl and farsighted appointment. Johnson of Texas, the Vice Presi Conference attracted a large number of youth United Church of Christ into a “re "As Chairman of the Democrat and was considered to be highly helpful to Harris. formed1 and catholic church of the dent-elect. ic Party’s Nationalities Division, he V- United? States." The four churches has gained a penetrating insight in Mr, Dawson seconded Mr. John have more than 18,miHion members. to world problems, and particul son’s nomination for the No. 2 spot The“ ¡most Rev. Arthur H. Lich arly those of the African people. on the ticket with Senator Kennedy tenberger, presiding bishop of the He is known the world over as a and he also helped to put down a Protestant Episcopal Church, said man who has taken a forthright rebellion among colored delegates it , was "a most important proposal position on ending discriminations at the convention against the nomi and ram sure episcopalians will in his state and in our country. nation of Senator Johnson for Vice study it very, seriously.” “Our relations with Africa need President. WORTHY, OF THOUGHT greater attention and more vigor Methodist' Bishdp John Wesley ous interest. Governor Williams will In addition, Mr. Dawson is Lord, of Washington, D.C., 6aid give the leadership that is neces credited with directing the cam Dr. Blake’s proposal was "worthy sary to develop our relations with paign among colored voters which of deep and'serious thought.” He OATH OF OFFICE is administered by Governor Foster Furcolo (D.- the new African nations on the give the Kennedy-Johnson ticket By LOUIS LAUTIER said Ahls church is interested tn Mass.) in State House ceremony to Lemuel M. Wells of Boston, basis of mutual confidence and com the highest percentage of votes in any j))an through which dénombra- who has been named to an $8,000 a year post as executive mon interest. predominantly colored areas ever WASHINGTON, D.C. (NNPA)-The 11-member Commission tionjj;; barriers might be broken "With the Increased voice of received by any Democratic can on National Goals, named by President Eisenhower last Febru secretary to the Governor's Council. dowitr. Africa in the United Nations this didates. ary, called for governmental action at every level to wipe out Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike, will have a far reaching effect on Mr. Dawson is 74 years old. If racial, religious and sex discriminations. in WWs cathedral here Dr. Blake world issues. jpoMSjfeaid it was “the most sound appointed, he would be one of the Cheer Fund Invites "Our African affairs need a man The list of national goals set out sary to achieve those goals in andt'insplring proposal for church Fulbright As Sec’y Of State of human understanding and ener oldest men ever named to a Cabi net post. He has been in Congress in the commission’s report, released two respects. unity-in history.’’ gy — and in Mennen Williams we Sunday, include equal rights before The report urged additional mun Since 1943. The-Rev. Dr. Roy G. Ross, gen have such a man.” the law, equal opportunity to vote icipal, state and federal legislation. I eral*-" secretMY of the National Called ‘Disastrous’ By NAACP and hold office, equal educational Mr. Meany criticized this, recom Council, delivered a “state of the opportunity, equal job opportunity, mendation as “timidly" stopping ATLANTA, Ga. - The Atldhta churches" report to the assembled short of supporting “the only real ■Dally World and its Employes re repifentaUves of 33 Protestant and PLAINFIELD, N.J.-Appointment of Arkansas Senator J. Wil and equal opportunity to buy a CITE MISSISSIPPI NAACP cently launched, the annual Christ liam Fulbright as Secretary of State would be "disastrous for home and participate in commun istic legislative step: an enforce OrthMok churches.' ity affairs. able federal fair employment prac mas Cheer Fund ‘ to furnish: food' Dr. "Ross said "A rising tide of the nation's foreign policy," a high NAACP officer charged this tices law, supplemented by similar and Christmas goodie- baskets to religlops interest in the United week. OFFICIAL FOR CONTEMPT Along with the list of goals were state and local laws." the needy, along with special .help, States'* is' evident in statistics additional statements by 6ome in Mr. Meany also criticized the re during ithe season. r which show church membership at Dr. John A. Morsell, assistant to court in support of reversing Little Negro teen-ager to steal the feed dividual commission members an ^1-time high, church building the Association’s executive secre Rock school integration. HATTIESBURG, Miss. - (ANP) which disclosed wide splits in the port for setting a 1970 goal for -The World, for almost 09 yeAra, because no store would sell it to ending segregation in higher edu bocqÿng at a billion dollars a year tary, said “No thought has been — Medgar Evers, Mississippi N. A. road some thought should be trav has raised amounts of money,from him on credit. cation but setting no target date rat^&nd "a“ahigh high levellevel.of of participa-participa more disturbing since the Nov. 8th Senator Fulbright, went further A. C. P field secretary, faced a eled to attain the goals. $500 through nearly $3,006 to ; help by associating himself With’lawyers contempt of court citation last for desegregation of public schools. tion to church activities.” election.” Evers said in his statement, “in the needy at Christmas-time, rpro* of the Little Rock school board who week for calling the conviction of George Meany, president of the By 1970, Mr. Meany said, all col CAUSÉS DEEP CONCERN a courtroom of segregationists ap vidlng as mW as 600 baskets for Citing the rising Afro -Asian called for a suspension of school in American Federation of Labor - ored children "must have available nst-these-sighs ot health, he a Negro a "mockery of Justice.” parently resolved to put Kennard a single distribution to the Wind, bloc of nations, Dr. Morsell said tegration for two years, Dr. Mor- . Evers ,the only paid NAACP of Congress of Industrial Organizat to them the opportunity to attend hiuist.djebalaneed several ‘legally away,’ the all-white jury widows, orphans, the unemployed .of deep ooncem.” Senator Fulbright’s record on rac sell asserted. ficial in the state, was given asub- found Kennard 'guilty as charged’ ions, thought that the report set all local schools, subject only to “excellent civil rights goals" but meeting uniformly. administered and all categories Pf unfortunates. fejt' that 37 per cent of the ial matters, “is much worse than -t pena in Jackson ordering him to in only 10 minutes." 8 the conventional anti-civil rights failed to support the steps neces- academic standards.” All contributions are acknowledg i ls not- affiliated appear in IJorrest County Circuit Evers said there was "overwhel ed through the columns of the Daily stand of the average southern con Court to show causé why he ■slrould- '------1—---- ——------■------— qis'Wdy shows, he Bishop Challenges ming evidence”-ref Kennard’s in- I gressman. World And the money expenditures 1 we are giving insuffi- not be cited for contempt. ■ . publicly reported." The expenses pf He said he would Honor the sub- nocence. .to pur evangelistic “He was a signerof the ill-famed Churches On Matter Judge Hall gave Kennard the operation arc paid for by the Wbrfd pena. If cited by Judge Stanton in MEHARRY, TUSKEGEE WS; Southern Manifesto, which pro maximum sentence, seven years in management, all contributions being •fitful Christians also Hall,, he could draw a fine and 30 claimed segregation as an important Of Desegregation prison. spent ' -for the needy,, including i 'oy u,the lack of any days in jail. human value. emergency cases. Contributions may NEW YORK - Episcopal Bishop The action followed a statement and well-articulate sense of “This manifesto also applauded be sent to thé Atlanta P®®* World James A. Pike charged Monday issued by Evers concerning the purl •se” among the American peo- the states that defied the U. S. Su Christmas Cheer- Fuijà.M 210 Au pie, Eby the evidence of widespread that the Christian church preaches conviction of Clyde Kennard in preme Court school integration rul PEARL RIVER, N. Y.-Two ma is growing so .quickly these days burn Ave., NuE., Atlanta 3, Ga. brotherhood and practices intoler Hall's court. "pi>u6Uc apathy" toward Injustice ing," he said. Dr. Morsell spoke at jor Negro medical colleges will that it is often difficult for the is ii&taallty in national life, ance. “RECEIVING” CHARGE Mil a civil rights really of the Plain participate in a pioneering experi practicing physician to keep abreast thele Jij'ijistabiiliy of family life" and Ih a hard - hitting article en Kennard, a former University of field branch of the NAACP. titled "Christianity Is in Retreat” ment in medical education next of the latest findings and tech the Chicago student Who tried in vain iei mounting statistics of delin- He added that Senator Fulbright in Look Magazine, the Episcopal Of Girl Calls For week. niques. “Meetings, such as this qui two years ago to enter Mississippi .. . filed a brief with the nation’s high Bishop of California declared: help close the gap,” he said. Southern college, was charged with Meharry Medical College of “There is simply no question that S receiving four sacks of stolen Nashville, Tennessee and Tuskegee' the church has become the last ' Included on the technical pro chicken feed. stronghold of an evil it was sup- Probe Demand Institute of Alabama will cooper gram, in addition to Dr. Rolfe, and He was accused of persuading a ate in a Teleposium on heart dis in order of appearance are: Dr. posed to resist.” BATESVILLE, Miss. - The WILBERFORCE, 0. - "Freedom BATESVILLE, Miss. - ease on Wednesday, December 7. Eugene H. Dibble, Jr„ Medical Byrd Signals Trouble Bishop Pike wrote, "There is Southern Conference Educational is something we are all entitled to The Teleposium is a new concept Director, John A. Andrew Memorial deadly fear on the part of many Fund has called for an immediate — dignity, we work for.” Little in medical education. It consists Hospital, Tuskegee Institute; Dr. of the ‘righteous pillars’ that the Sammy Davis Back federal investigation of the charges Rock’s Mrs. Daisey Bâtés challeng of a closed circut telephone hook John Thomas of Meharry; Dr. 'lily-white' composition of the con by a 12-year-old Negro girl, Lyn ed an audience of NAACP sup up which will permit professors John Ashurst of the Veterans Ad gregation may be disturbed. In the da Faye Kukendall, that she was porters with thqse 'words during a On Night Club Circuit at each institution to address phy ministration Hosptal in Tuskegee; recent ’kneel-in’ demonstrations, brutally beaten by a merchant and lively rally on the Central State NEW YORK - Sammy Davis sicians and medical students at Dr. Ralph J. Cazort of Meharry so-called Christian churches act a looal police official. College campus Wednèsday night. Jr. was back on the night club both schools simultaneously. Some and Drs. Earl T. Odom and H, W. ually refused Negroes admittance. In letters to the Department of The tall crusader,-visibly weary circuit this week after a trium 400 physicians, both Negro and Kenney of the Veterans Adminis How could they have gone on with Justice and the U. S. Commission following a full day of court liti phant theater run of his one-man white, are expected to. attend the tration. Hospital. Dr. Kenney is the their prayers in the name of a on Civil Rights, Dr. James A. Dom gation in Little Rock, Arkansas, WASHINGTON, D. C. — (NNPA) — Senator Harry F. Byrd, show in Los Angelei and San hour and a half scientific session. manager of the Tuskegee V.A. Hos Christ with whom 'there is neither browski, executive director of SC warned forcefully against compla Francisco. The advantage of this two-day pital. conserva|ive Virginia Democrat, Saturday signalled trouble for Jew nor Greek, nor bond nor free’?” EF, quoted an affidavit by Willie cency. ,1 First nitery stop: Las Vegas’ telephone system is that it per the Kennedy administration over civil rights and other planks Since most major churches have Kuykendall of Batesville, Coaho Sands Hotel where he is currently mits physicians and students to Scene of the Teleposium, which clearly declared against segregat ma County, Mississippi, accusing is being supported by a grant She cautioned ner audience' that in the Democratic platform if an effort is made to enact them. appearing for a fortnight. Next: attend a major medical conference ion, the Bishop noted, “the gap be Leo Daniels, manager of the Ster from Lederle Laboratories, will be “each time the things which Wfe New York’s Copacabana for the without having to travel a great Byrd, afi opponent of civil rights, Clark of Pennsylvania Byrd showed tween religious principle and local ling Variety Store and I. C. Seales, the Public Lecture Hall at Mehar happening in Louisiana happen. entire Yuletide season (engage distance. The meeting is literally endorsed fneither the Kennedy- his resentment at suggestions by church practice pushes the church the town Marshal of hitting his and we allow the mto happen — # ment begins Dec. 15). brought to them. In addition, the ry and -the Recreation Building Johnson : nor the/ Nixon-’Lodge both Clark and Senator Paul Doug even farther into retreat. daughter, Lynda Faye. little bit of freedom dies.” Davis, who calls nightclubs his system exposes the physicians to Auditorium at the Tuskegee Vet ticket in the Presidential campaign. las of Illinois that Democratic “This inconsistency," the Look Seales was accused of hitting the favorite medium headed directly teachers whom they might not erans Hospital. The meeting is Mrs. Bates further stated that His silence, however, helped Vice Senators who defected during the article continued, "undermines the girl with a black jack, resulting scheduled to run from 1:30 pm. to for Las Vegas following his one- normally "meet.” "our greatest trouble is ha we are Presidents Ni$jn?$i. carry Virginia. campaign be punished. . work of church missions abroad, in "her face and head being so 3:00 p.m„ Central Standard'Time. where the preponderance of those man show’s two week stand in San Dr. D. T. Rolfe, who is dean of no taught as youngsters that to In a letter '.Senator Joseph S. swollen she was required to remain the church seeks to reach are non Francisco’s Geary Theater, a Meharry Medical College, recently exercise our constitutional righs U Clark said he was leading a in the hospital for three days. . An UNLOADED gun is never smash hit stint that overwhelmed indicated that medical knowledge the greatest privilege we have, .we movement in the Senate to bar at white. No wonder Islam, apparent The two men accused Lynda Faye dangerous. It is only when you tendance of Democratic causes ly free of racial discriimnatlon, is patrons and had critics voicing do not want to pass on to our of stealing some candy. This she THINK it is unloaded that trage children the kind of world in which by any Democratic Senator who more attractive to Africans today.” exultant praises. denied. that he has received many threat dies occur. we live today." did not endorse the Kennedy-John ening telephone calls, a threat to Kuykendall stated that his fam ' , I son ticket. ily troubles with local officials star burn his house down, and on Sun ted after he had tried unsuccess day night, November 27th, a cross Clark has also proposed parting fully to register to vote. He stated was burned near his house. from Senate committee chairman ships Democratic Senators who do A WMK Now Available not support the Democratic plat form. Is Senator Douglas also has said that Byrd should be removed from the chairmanship of the Senate 02851884 Finance Committee if he is hot in Relieve agreement with the Democratic platform. Taking the suggestions of both Clark and Douglass as being aimed at him, Byrd ,in a ‘My dear Joe” letter, challenged Clark to bring RH1ÖM1IIC HUI LIGHTER, his proposals to the Senate floor. BRIGHTER Florida State U. SKIN If you’re suffering the annoying pain of rheu Start using Black and White Bans White Protester matism, neuritis, muscle aches, arthritis, help Bleaching Cream as directed TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - (ANP)— and see your dull, dark skin Florida State university denied an yourself to greater oomfort fast with the . take on a lighter, brighter, application for readmission by Rich proved salicylate action of C-2223. Thousands smoother and softer look. ard Frank Parker, 25, a former stu Its bleaching action works dent, who was arrested at Nash keep it handy, use it regularly, time and time Inside yojir stun,' Modern sci ville Tenn., during a lunchcounter again whenever the pain makes them miser sit-in demonstration. ence knows no1 faster way of able. Many call C-2223 “the old reliable.” Price lightening skin. Buy It today I Parker served a 90-day jail sent ence last summer at Jacksonville of first bottle back if not satisfied. Today, for Get Black on conviction of vagrancy for his and White part in a thriller demonstration pain relief you’ll always welcome, get C-2223. Vj 'teaching here. Cream R. R. Oglesby, dean of students, at all druj counters said Parker’s application for read mission was rejected bn recommen PRESCRIPTION dation of the disciplinary commit TYPE RELIEF AT owe atoms and cosmetic COUNTIH tee. He did not elaborate. 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By the NNPA News Service The New York Times, commenting on the decision of the special three-judge Federal District Court at New Orleans, under lhe heading "Interposition in Louisiana," said:
"The three Federal Judges, who cause lhe «lute legislature was "on- on Wednesday lranded down a de lomeT oj a Federal judiciary with cision rejecting the doctrine of ‘in- out rhyme or reason" seems asinine terposillon.' were hot required to Tlic Post Dispatch added: stale whether or not' they believe “As the Judges said. ‘Hie history Hint public opinion in their com of the litigation leaves some doubt munities was ripe for What the Su about the advisability of furthei preme Court of the United States postponing uti incviaiblc deadline has ordered w be dope. for integration, if Mr. GreiniUion. "But these three men understood Gov. Jimmie Davis and the other the Southern ‘way of life’. One of Loui.'liuia politicians who me lead them. Richard T. Rives, was born ing tills hopeless struggle will now iu. Montgomery, Ala. The other two decide to abide by lhe laws of the 1 Herbert W. Clirlstenberry and J. United Slates, we would guess that TIL WE MEET AGAIN - Father Theodore Gibson gernon D, Black, Father Gibson and Olympic Skelly Wright, were born in New Hie New Orleans mothers who says benediction for 1,030 persons attending TrackStarWilmaRudolph.FalherGibson.presi- Orleans. liave been acting so dlsaraccfully to Fburth Annual $100-per-couple NAACP Freedom dent of the Miami NAACP branch, faces six •They also, as We must believe,: stall Integration will soon succumb six understand lhe American, way of to reason."H Fund Dinner held last week in New York City, months jail for refusing to release branch mem life. Hr American system of law — From left are Lena Horne, an honoree, Dr. Al-1 bership to Florida officials. and lhe United States Conslilu- Hon. On this basis, and as far as system is Hie only solution short of Tennessean Held ciown on Wednesday’the efforts ol the Louisiana State Government and Legislature to annul the Su preme Court decision of Muy 7, In Firing On Lane 1954, ’ ’ ■' ’■ “They pointed out that a. Legis lature ik not leglslatliig ,*!>«) |t College, Jackson FINAL PLANS-The six-man committee in charge providing the music. The commitfee.uhSWpei*.^-... CLEVELAND. Ohio - (ANP) ■seeks...... to T...... act as executorJ ,, ■ 6f, ..Ils | of the annual Welfare Council sponsored Christ orc, sitting, left io right: Orlander' HrunirogP/A:.... Trial of a $106.000 personal Injury ■ own laws": they observed. Iijat me JACKSON. Tenn. - (ANP) - mas Dance for Robins' civilian employees ore W. A. Crawford and Goorgo Braswell; standing suit contending that a man be-' doctrino of ‘lnlerposlllon’ may nave A white man was charged here shown drawing up the final plans, The dance in the same order, Samuel Harris, Hdrn#f came mentally ill a- the result of a ; bad validity 171 years ago. but last week with firing two shotgun traffic accident got underway last that It has no validity now; (hey blasts from a moving automobile will be held on Dec 16 at the Adams lounge In lioms and Tholmon Baldwin. ’ ... ¡yyter: week in Federal Court. cited a Virginian named John Mar into a dormitory at lame College. Macon, with Robert Moore and his Rhythm Aces (Official AirForce„P-hoto)7-v •• The suit was brought against the shall .once Chief Justice of the No one whs hurl. Police Chief nr to > Harris Milling Co., of Michigan by United Slates; they reaffirmed the Raymond Gaba refused to Identi Mrs. Lucille Byrd in behalf of her doctrine that the Supreme Court fy Hie man. pending court ac vjraow husband, Glen, 48. Akron business system Is the only solution short of tion. i.0K man. He now is a patient in the anarchy”; and having tills disposed Meanwhile. Negro veterans here Taylor Offers To Step Down Summit County Receiving hospital. of ‘interposition’ as "a patent sub have accused while veterans of Atty. Chester K Gillespie told a terfuge’ they eliminated the whole launching a "smear and hate cam (stab U jury hearing the suit before Judge package of laws by which the State paign" against Lane college. J To Prevent Baptist Split JEIWfiY prh’, N. J. T . ¿A^-- Charles J. MoNamee that Byrd Government of‘Louisiana, with the I In a special meeting the Negro | Nigro was named to ah’ suffered whiplash injuries to his aid of some disturbers of the peace I Vetcrnhs of Foreign Wars said the municipal offlw-Tast' tveekTut spine when ills panel truck was I phtrlolism of the school, its fa LOUISVILLE - (ANP) - While BOTH SIDES CLAIM OFFICE i In New Orleans, had attempted to Dr. Gardner O. Taylor of Brooklyn, | Taylor said .“Olir basic content- ! first time in Jersey. CltyVwtWlw" struck by a truck owned by the prevent Integration." : culty and students,. wlis uiKiucs- elected president of the National ion Is not about who will be presi-1 Michigan company in Cleveland on ASININE STATEMENT tlonabift. Biiptlst Convention,' USA, Bic., by dent," lid said, "but about who will I April 29, 1958. The St. Louls.PoSt Dispatch, .tin inc lineetlng cuinc after the I White VFW and Amciican Legion one faction lias offered to give upi.-ay who will be Hie president. I’ "Worry and pain" because of his der the heading, "The Judges the office for Hie sake of. unity, i am willing Io abide by any free1 National Scholarship SertiMv I posts criticized 1.anc College for injuries led to a mental breakdown Speak,” said editorially that the board members and some 650 pa’-.and open vote of the convention." Fund for Negro Students .if“’1 the attorney contended. Byrd en statement of '■ Uoiiieiann Attorney allowing its band to play (lie Rus tors of the 5.000,000 member con- The Jacksnn faction claims its York, was nahied deputy'h tered the mental hospital in Sep General Jack Grcmtlllon that he sian anthem miring a halftime por- vcnlion have otlicr views. maji was elected by voice vote, said ance Director JamesMur tember. will appeal the judges’ decision' be- gram at a foo ball game, Iti resolutions passeu here 'last Taylor, while hi~ side maintains, a salary of 98,000 a $càr.:> Willlini Grant, Lane student week, tl;e board called upon Tay- Taylor was elected by balloting of j Robinson, ftj llfeloiig reald said the slion were fired aooui lor's opponent. Dr. Joseph H. Jack- delegations. mldnlg|it Saturday. He told police Jersey City, attend^' uon of Chicago to: ~ ~------1 he' and other students got a de college and reoeived À.SWR degree in 19 scription of the ear which Gaba 1. Drop his claim and to with Martin Gels Inaugural said was traced to Hie arrested tor's degree draw court action in Philadelphia. University. man, ■ 2, Retract public statements de-. Tlic Accused man posted a $l5ft Committee Position THE GREATEST PROMISE I nounclng student sit-in demoiistra' Robinson siiictol!- I sense our need. So long ns wc live ■ bond on two counts of firing a gun *' WASHINGTON. D, C - (NNPA) International Sunday School 1 Hons Lauten. who.hJcOtfieS' at pcade wlh.) evil and error, whe- — Edward II. Wey, geueral chair Lesson for December 11, I960, I tiler. social ur personal, ail doors wlilun the city limits and on m' READY TO STEt .’.SIDE Industrial deveiopiiiYni third charge of threatened breach i man of the 1961 Inaugural Com ai a special executive meeting department MEMORY SELECTION: “for to are shut awl locked. against tho of... peace. I mittee announced'Wednesday ,tlie. culled to discuss the breach, the us a child is born, to Its a son salvation Christ would bring. Sal-1 ■ ■ ______appointment of ixiuls C- Marlin of is given; and the government vatlon begins when we admit that _ ’ e. . . Rev, Mr. Taylor said, "I am ready today — this minute — to step Chic>c() ps associate director of will be upon Ms shoulder, and we are sinners In need of a Savior. | TfitllSSSfiG »11108111$ publicity for tht "nmirdttee. his name will be called "Won We may not be particularly . fond I 1 jjmplclely tuidc il lhe denominat oli c.i'i go forward with tiound Mr. Mnr’-i '■ P!e«ldeni derful Counselor. Mighty God, of tl)e word, “sinner" a.mllcil to the Giiarantv Life Insurance Coin- Everlasting Father, Prince of ourselves; tve much perfer to think Gel Association Aid nd hoiie t principles." i’ «aUkSCN. ’h-iin. -Ruby Hur He siild there must be hàrmóny pany -and, publl her or the Michl- Peace.” of it as, a lejni applied to ii.neis! tan y'.unninle. Detroit. Last year ,n tlic organization before it Can —(Isaiah 9:6.) Such is oui‘ lniiate vanity. We hmy Icy. NAACP southeast regional di lie served as consultant on Afri weed effectively with Us • pro- LESSON TEXT: Isaiah 9; despise the word- "sin;” but ,#e must rector, flew here this week from can affairs for .Batton. Baraii I REIGNING over Tennessee State University's Homecoming fesli-1 ■rmn.s. such us Hie one on elvll vities'-Thanksgiving Day was Pine Bluff, Arkansas' Etta Jeneene Galatians 4: 4-7. perforce admit that it dewrllv’s Atlanta for an emergency strategy Purston and Osborn Inlernallona' i Something that is very true at.i meeting stemming front the iurcsl Members here consider. Ilio pre- a.n mlvei'tlsliu agency aiid spent I Moore, this year's "Miss Tennessee State." In our Bible study for today, we real. We liavo blit to glance nt our uf Mt Lane College students. sidemhil squabble to” have been 1 '!! vaar• *!' NIR’tIh- will endeavor to show. Iipw the newspapers slid know that .sinm-s The Slihieuis W arc participants settled at n Plilladelplila convent-1 During ...... the campaign he ivn., pub | » J?th y*” btlpmj '. . coming of Christ answers man exist: If we are completely honest III an NAACP college chapter do- Deity director for tile colored di- ion In lieptember. I wifirlng "T kind’s greatest need — the need of with ourselves, wn can look with iiionitraiion. No>’. 8. protesting the Tlic faction backing the Rev. Jo- :■ vision of the Deinoer’itle National . salvation. in and see the truth abdii: sin 1I denial of the vote In three out ol ’ Committee, which Represenuilive MORE NEGRO FOREIGN sep„ H. Jackson. Chicago, m- ..nä»’ In ourselves. We cm> be cognizant four southern Negroes, i William L.-Dawson of Chicago, Who among us can read, the istei Its man was elected and ro,- mpplyio? of our inclination to shun the good Tl;c studcnis were charged wlb'i ’* headed. " first section of our Scripture les confirmed Ills election at its own i and turn aside, from the highest rtfrpr
■ -.1' i'Hi'l'.' this is the time of year when all-star football selectors. ore N rubbing their- hands. Their choices have been made. A|| they await now .is this publication of national, sectional and conference qll-startegms, D , It ha^becohne trite, over thi'jibM four or five seasons^ to say that |ttn representation oh such, units is better than ev£r,Byt it it.so trup.
Last' yew, After the Baltimore methods: Colts hkh routed tile New York [ Basketball Scores Tve done nothin gio discourage ¡Fisk ...... Glantsj:3l .to,fi,.„a hitherto . per- Johnny from yelling at the opposi BARBER SHOP fonner Mi$e, two-time National tion. It’s bound to harass a would- Tuskegee .... FootbajU.lj^uc, champions was FOR SALE be receiver and that’» what Samp’s getting plenty of attention in the SALESMAN - Strictly tOWirfiission 20%, our salesmen want Kentucky State back there for — to prevent com ORANGEBURG. S. C. - South ! • Berea . pletions. it no other Way! Car neteisafy. Call on restaurants exclus Carolina Slate College was among \ Johnny Sample, a 22-year,-old dc- "His voice alone can be a source 3 Chairs, good location, rea NC A & T fensivehalfback,”- ’e halfback,',bad,‘bad, been one of the eight senior colleges which of irritation to the enemy. He's got ively. The finest selection of menus in the South. Tennessee received full mmebership and ac sonable rent. Owner must Elizabeth City the brilliantitlUlabt^performers. performers, InterceptIntercept- a shrill squawk. We hear it at creditation by tin- Southern Asso ing a wlr. of,. Giant . passes and quit due to illness. Virginia State .. practice when he works on our, re ciation of Colleges and Secondary threatening toIo break,loosebreak.loose on runrun- area open. Experience not necessary, age no barrier. N. C. College ■ ■ ceivers. Schools at its meeting in Memphis, • j backs of jnihts and kickoffs. "He’ll say. things like “You're i Tennessee this week. President Call Before 9:30 A.M. Maryland State ... The former Maryland Starter lucky you caught that one,' 'That’s Reply. I Benner C. Turner observed that Adclphia ...... (he scored 37 touchdowns in col the last one you’ll get today,' or. ' South Carolina Stale t1iu becomes - Mutual 3-8463 lege competition) had come into "Watch your step when you'come Delaware State . , his. own| in late season last year, ADCO LAMINATING & MENU CO i the first senior college for Negroes | tills way again!' It’s just idle chat in the State to be fully accredited I Morgan. State .. whining á starting berth in the ter, but lie used to keep It going P. 0. BOX 23014, DALIAS 3, TEXAS hv this Important regional agen- . Cpits’ defensive secondary. at a great rate. I can see where cy. Gra'mbling ...... ■■ 'But When the Hosses met the It could really gel on an opposition Philander Smith Eastern Division tlUisls for the player’s nerves.” This achievement for the insll MILES ...... second timé in two years all of the Sample is listed on the Coll's tution came as a result of concert SUBURBAN champions’ foes did realized that program as 6-1. 203 pounds, but ed efforts on the part of the Board i TALLADEGA Sample for a tormentor of inagni- lie's more accurately 5-10 and about of Trustees and all members of the ' DRUBS I LORlDA A. A M flclent proportions -a kid who 180 pounds . i College, community, and is an im-1 ALBANY STATE was. as deadly with his high-pitch COMBINE SPEED, DARING portant land - mark in the growth PRESCRIPTIONS ed voice as he was with his daring Either way, Sample doesn't have i "AVON CALLING of the College under the present PRAIRIE VIEW moves in Hie Baltimore secondary. to rely on his voice to get by in administrât!«!. ' PICKED UP AND DELIVERED TOUGALOO . . i. Bub Sample Is not as talkative the NFL. He’s developed rapicdly now. into a feared defenser — one who If You Have From 4-5 Hours A Day • VIRGINIA STATE "I don't say much any more," he makes mistakes, prhaps, but also "Pride And Prejudice" I ST-PAWS,:;.,„ commented after a recent victory. will pull a plum out of the pie ALL SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Theme Of Mrs. Grace HAMPTON INSTITUTE 71 "If We're In a jam and the op once in a while. You Can Earn From $40-$50 A Week Motto: live and Let live position got us on the run I might In the championship game with Hooks At Tuskegee N.c. COLLEGE . ...I.,...... 60 resort to gabbing again, but rare the Giants, he swept across the 752 E. McLemore ly on other occasions. Some of our field twice to make lightening in - CALL - TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.- WH. 8-4576 Basketball Scores rivals were branding me as a terceptions and returns nf enetnv (SNS)— “Pride and Prejudice” was .L ■ cocky upstart — I was only in my aerials. One he ran 42 yards for a the topic slated for discussion by MORRISWOP- BROWN ...... i¿7 first year, as a regular, though It touchdown and the other 3» yarns Mrs. Grace Hooks at the 178th was any second with the Colts — to set up the clinching field goal.! weekly meeting of the Tuskegee FISK ...... and figuess-that sort of influenced ..These heroics took place in the * fl VON COSMETICS-BR 2-2042 Civic Association set for 7:30-Tues FLORIDA A. & M...... me ot button up. day evening, Dec. 6. at the Wash filial period as the Colts went from WYATT ALBANY STATE ..... a 9-50-7 deficit to a 31 to 10 tri ington Chapel A.M.E. Church. TELLS STRATEGY umph. Meantime, Dr. C. G. Gomillion, Hatters and Cleaners "Why,” he' continued,. "do I still MORRIS BROWN Sample has lost none of his dar HOME FOR SALE TCA president, announced that the LANE , talk to receivers in tight spots? Be ing or speed this fall, but he has association’s annual membership 1 Day Service cause.! think it’s an effective de had fewer opportunities to wreck meeting will be held at 3:30 pm, HIGHSCHOOL fensive weapon. Some may term it the opposition single-handed. His Sunday, Dec. 11, at the Greenwood HOWARD BOYS bush, but if it helps us win a ball MAKE AND REBUILD HATS top effort was a 94-yard touchdown Missionary Baptist Church. TRINITY BOYS game- I’m all for it. sprint against the Chicago Bears.. Pick-Up and Delivery "it’s similar to a catcher con A strong1 and- powerful runner, he. HOWARD GIRLS ...... TRINITY GIRLS''’’';. < versing with a rival batter in base has had the opposition booting the JA. 6-9289 ball. It's distracting and just might ball away from him on both punts • upset the receiver's plans. There BUY BONDS and kickoffs. MEMORIAL STUDIO haven’t been really too many 323 Beale He is current leader in the NFI 5 889 UNION AVENUE If you now pay weekly or passes thrown into my territory in kickoff returns with 11 for 366 HOUSE FOR RENT this season As yet, so maybe some Designers, Builders & Erectors yards and a 33.6 average. monthly for fire or outo in WHEN of the guys think I’m still jawing of ^Monuments. Outstanding Want Ad Information Of his exploits on the catching Attractive 2 rooms end bath, away'and just can’t stand listen many years for courteous ser end of kickoffs. Sample says: I surance call us today to get Call JA. 6-4C30 vice and reasonable prices, gas, lights. Nice location, ing to nft." “I just try to get off to a fast Dudlihe For Classified Ad b Sample - says bis college coach, good street. Near bus stop, start and follow my interference. PHONE JA. 6-5466 the same or more insurance Tuesday for Saturday's edition am Skip McClain, wanted all his de Those blockers are the only friends Saturday for Wednesday’s Editto» school, Kroger grocery and fensive backs to talk to receivers. I have out there and I want to stay I but save money. Harlem. House. \ ; "He still has them doing it down with them as long as I can.” Sample went to High School ini • SALESWOMEN there and 1 know it produces the I ATTENTION MOTHERS! 1290 NICHOLAS ST. desired Yemilts,. Charles Winner, Virginir. but now lives in Phila The World Gives Local Need Money for Christmas? Eart Baltimore's defensive backfield delphia — a neighbor of Wilt CALL J A. 5-0711 coach, Said of: Sample and his Chamberlain. And National News $40 to $50 per week selling AVON SAWYER REALTY j.B.MAirrtco.- Cosmetics. Call Now,. BR. 2-2042. Twice Weekly CESvQir ~ ’co. 710 Goodwyn Institute Bldg. CALL JA. 5-1861 SENTENCE SERMONS 6c Per Copy WANTED By Rev. 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Jackson-.iState .College has been ten, Fr. Bertrand al. Carter, ■ I ’ w* cH-by AMERÏÇA1LLU8TRATED W'-‘ i Dee. 19-Ler.i w at Melrose, Hamll- . r. ’«t (on at Douglass. , . Jan. 4—Carver at Hamilton, Bert- || School ran dat Lester. • , ■ ' w Jan. 6 — Manassas at Hamilton, ■ - Washington at Lester. ... , Jon. 9—E;rtrand at Hamilton, Mildred 1 Melrose a! Washington/ . J: n. 11-Melrose al Carver, Doug* > loss at Lester; , ■■ Jan. 13 — Douglass ' at Melfbse,' ■ Brr'rand at Manassas, . Jan. 13-Meihdstus at Douglas,a m: Bertrand at Melrose. >■ .. " srr 63-52, they might prove themselves Jan, 18 — Lester . at■ Haml)t#f.'»n-‘ to he the champions Carver fans Washington at barter. , , say they are. Jan. 20-Carver at Dóugltós, The Carver team jumped back n areas at Melrose. ' ; ~ " into the limelight when it knock Jen. 23-Lertor at Manassas, Berti Aa'd ed cif de'ending champicn Doug rand at Douglass. t '-.iv dà lass 63-45 on the Colira hardwood. Jon. 25-Bertrand The Warriors whipped Fr. Bert Melrose at atailton.. • ’ ¿toj rand 65-33 while Manassas drop Jan. 37-Lesler at Curver. Doi»*'".’? p'd another close contest when the lass at Washington. ■ /»,'■■■: . .¡j-i-i Tlgrrs hewed to Melrose at Ma Jan, 30—Washington at Hbmliv nassas 60-45. The Tigers just can’t ton, Oarver. at Manassa* -wm information on sesm 'io win close games. 1 Feb. 1-Washington tt ROBERT HAMBRIC B0NÀÏ.0 NEESON LEAGUE SCHEDULE Bertrand at Carver. ww Wednesday night. Lester, was ex WATCH THESE LrtlQYNE Feb. 8-Melrase at Lester, Doiig*" ;:s~ pected to remain undefeated in Its COLLEGE FRESHMEN - Donald la® at Hamilton . , *'A Nelson, elusive forward from Cin game against Manassas at Lester Feb. 6-HamWlon at Carver, BertSvrwa while Douglass was a heavy favor cinnati, in;i Robert; Hambric, rand at Uster. ite over Fr. Bentrann. rough and ready guard from Chi The Jackson State College story Feb. «-Hamilton ®t MonsAtas, ~a;t Following is the remainder of the cago, are the two freshmen wi o deals with, as AMERICA describes Lester at Washington. . u r To Bernard Bates and Morris have earned .wung berths on the it;.the notable Public Affairs Pro schedule: Dec. 9-Hamllton at Melrose. Fob. 10 - Bertrand at HumHMf'j'’ Webb: You arc the most devilish LeMoyne College basketball team. gram sponsored by the students of the College. Deo. 13-Oarver at Lester, Wasfh- Washington at MeWwe. Stet; little boys I have ever met. Why Feb, 13-Carver at Melrose, Lte*:.,V4j'j don’t you come, clean, we don’t ! inaten at Douglass. j Dec. 14—Hamilton at Washlng- ter at Douglass. ...» want to start anything because we I 'em. Manassas at Carver. Feb. 15 — Milrose, ai Douglàéi,, are peaceful anfllawabiaing. DIO LeMoyne Cagers In Home Eeitrand at Mànassds. . US NOW BEFORE IT’S TO LATE. : Dec. 16—Manassas at Washing- cut out 'The wise cRaors. TOP FIVE TEACHERS OF Opener Against Barna State THE WEEK: Two LeMoyne Freshmen E Mix.-, Irene Davis (Carver) Miss c. Q. Brooks (Carver) Mr. J. É. Berry (Carver) Mr, Clifford Stockton (Carver) To Start Against ’Barna Mrs. Evie Horton (Carver)
S' big Robert Nelson, sophomore
Collins, esnior of Memphis, at LIONS vs. SNAKES forward. . ,, Hie Porter Lians were scheduled The entire LeMoyne squad hail' to take on the Carver Cobras in a hand in defeating Alabama A&M,' our gym yesterday (Thursday). Turning In good floor exhibitions,, Some of our players are Bobby were Collins, D. Nelsop, Willie Todd, Melvin Daniels, Thurtnan Brown and Clço Owens at the. fol/, Denton, Charles Little, Tim Spen ward pojïts; R. Nelson and Alger cer, Fred Brooks, and. Jerry smith. Taylor at center, slid Eugène Ds*' Here's hoping our boys bring home all the victories this year. The coaches are, C. Williams, A. Bridges end J. Smith. TOP TEN BOYS f Melvin' Carter, ¡Melvin Daniels, Carl Herring, Jimmy Jackson, Otis Parity, Jimmy Lockett, Jerry Smith, THhrman ¡Denton, Fred Brooks, Chiribs little and O’Leary Ankle.
TOP TEN GIRIS > Bandra .Frazier, Joyce Cochran, Katrlan Wortham, Barbara Elrod, Gwendolyn Stokes, Nellie Hamilton, Patricia Sanders . Metta’ Grisham, Albertina Yarbrough, Sandra Tay lor and Stella Harris.
DÓRÒTHY HOUSI
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
Evans, Robbie Ford. TOP FIVE FELLOWS Bobby Lovett, Eddie oJnes, Ro bert Jackson, Bernard Bates, Joe Beau. ■ CURRENT COPLES: Roy Cheatham and Evelyn Love George Jones and Milo Wells. Charles Miller and Doris Stalks Cleveland Rankins and Cora Throbbs. Spencer Wiggins and Ester Smith Lester Hodges and Rosie Young Henry Hunter and Mary Hol man. Willie McNeil and Ruby Splkner ^.„Wliat .Would Hapj>gi,LifJ.. Use It Or Lose It By REV. LOUISE LYNOM
LéMHrigíOotoreá aéml-Wéékíy NeWaprf 7 CHAPTER 22 ' I that greeted each fresh set of had___ either...... lacked the time...... or e DENY YOURSELF IFH18 WORLbPUBLlSHIÑGOÍ». ■’? ON;PRIMÀft? ÈVE the Cal-'figures on the blackboard be-1 else forgotten to remove' their TEXT: If any man will come ATÜRDAY rt 5W pEÁM - ÍL'íFh.JA. «-«3» lahan forces staged a one- came louder? Simon buttons. Callahan began after me, let him deny himself, and SCOTT NKtoSPAPEB SYNblCATE '■..■.'< hour televised arid.' broadcast By eight-thirty the District to answer to the word Governor, take up his cross daily, and follow C.-A. Scott, General Manago , : salute to. the candidate, ft .t>b: Attorney’s lead had increased to. A reporter.,___ walked______into, the me. (Luke 9:23). T gao to thé candidate;» home, twelve thousand. In the con-; room with the latest returns, The theme and text, gives a ¡Etiteredln thf! Dost Office at Mêmpius, Tenu, gs Becond-dáss mail under where; his Wife and tliree chil- taglous carnival atmosphere,which showed that Simon nad clear meaning. Deny yourself, If ■•i■of Coito««?..Mare»». 1, »1»" , any man come dren , Sat with him aa he made men and women were laughing, cut. ¡alarmingly Into the District) after me, let him 8. ¿ Managing Editor a quiet speech thanking hla sup- shouting and embracing strang Attorney’s lead, out ne was un “T deny himself.. ' porters and asking everyone, re ers. Someone started chanting, able to get anyone's attention. Circulation Manager Reoently a be We want Dan. The chant (be- gardless of whom he favored, At the Callahan neaoquarters loved Christian 1.? ■ ’ SUBSCBIFTION RAWS: ,7. , '• ., ¡’ to go to the polls, carne a roar. At nine a new ex to the Dome Hotel the resttve .Moaths l3.00> 3 Months >1^« (In Advance) f, leader said to ■ Then the program, partly on citement swept the crowd,’ The crowd watched the blackboard me, “Thank God, trilS ?R0llLD‘ h an Indepeddent newspaper -- nou-seetartao film and partly live, moved candidate was going to put to with nervous oewilderment as, I learned the dif —.. »^^Hlsato pr^tibg news uhjilasediy. and supporting thosé things ¿round the "state. A Keeshaw qnappearance! each new return. from the down ference between ' The BeraU’a City Room, as to of Interest to 1U readers and opposing those things County turnip grower said that state, rural areas cut more and, following Christ intére^ of its readers, ■ t \ - ' ?' , . ■■ T? ■' _ " .T he favored Callahan because he Callahan and his party entered, more into the District At and following understood the problems of A was a scene of bedlam. Tele torney’s lead. .> Christians IF or small farmer and would bpild vision equipment and techni By eleven o’clock Senator' Five years I have cians seemed to be everywhere. been following WlLfitoi'flole For f resident Eisenhower goqd farm-to-markqt. roads. 'A Simon was ahead and his lead.' student nurse voting for the Phil Stimson was to Shirt Christians, now was grow mg. Grim faces’ I'm following Christ. Can we truth first time said she supported sleeves conducting a running çordiol meeting between President Eisenhower and watched the blackboard in si-: fully ask is my life a stumbling him because, he understood the television commentary on crehds Rre.?i,d^nt-èieti Kennedy is being keenly watched over the nation Iqnce. The crowd began to block. Am I willing to deny my problems of youth. A mother and interviewing a, stream of gqd‘Specially by those yvhosé main objective is thq peace of dwindle. self for others; am I willing to take . ot fouj chíllen said she wsb minor candidates who waited up the cross and follow Jesus. Am I just out of camera range for At Simon headquarters the yotlng for him, beepuse be was tempo of the festivities in looking to some human being for clqsqness of the election would indicate that the policies the only candidate who" had a their chance at the free tele creased. The Senatot, malting my Inspiration and direction In ^iejldqnfrEisenhbwer have not been repudiated and ft. is we?|- concréte plan to do something visión time. Seeing the District his first appearance of the eve stead of holding up the master about . building ' moré ; áclmóla Attorney enter, SttmBon sig ¿ffijije ?neyYS*,lhql President-elect Kennedy is quoted as having ning before his supporters, .re Himself as my example. She'did not say what the plan naled to him frantically. Calla Iffi^iqfqd thqi he flay use ihe services of the outgoing President ceived an ovation. Interviewed ■ was. ; . ?". 1 '.' han limped over to be inter PRAYER: 0 Lord, help me to Ôï^e .Üniteto States, whose experience and contribution merit viewed. by a television reporter, ne said feel the responsibility of others. Callahan, sitting in hiq living ^■•retqln^ jps q helpful advisor in ihq cause of peace. “Mr. Callahan," Stimson said with a wink, "ft’s still too early For give us when we have tried to room, watched as it he were Æg, On?ii^;’tu^$ogy' in a cordial three-hour conference there dead-pan to the camera, “how tp detect a trend. An election s be Christ-less Christian. In your hypnotized. When it was time do you feel?’’ never over until the last vote is name we pray. Amen. U^ rflportpd, aqieerheht that President Eisenhower, may under. tor nie closing wordB, he had “Phil,:I feel very humble." counted.’’ As ne left the rodm ÌWy|qtute?»,<>Nr*toes for the country as it pursues' its quest for difficulty speaking. He said he ran a gantiet ot well-wisn- “How do you size up the re T^d/òfdetì■’•.ri naked, he will serve, he says. Jhis is o Fine atti. humbly that If elected, he woiild turns?” qrs who had kept their admira Mobutu Denies .do- tits best to live'up to their • ..?. .■?:. t.*1 "Well, they justify my faith. tion to themselves until the late (Continued from Page One) trust in nini- MrL'.Kénhédÿ said gfter the meeting that he raisepi .the. qües— That is, the people justify my returns began to come in. it Then the program was over. also Included a number ot men troops had repulsed an attack in faith. We tried to carry the Equatorial Province by pro-Lumum- aijd the President'assured him The television technicians left who bad been converted so sud hr^OtiidityS' vvllling io be of service. 1 battle for basic principles to the ba forces who penetrated from Campaign nianagéf' Bert Bos denly that they nao er people, and it looks as if they neighboring Oriental Province. i^rjf U .^ll.fpr.the statesmen of the country at. large to put worth was ttié only stranger to lacked the ’ime or else torg«.- got our message." Callahan hes United Arab Republic troops re YdàtlÜ peace above partisan politics; to put? the welfare of the the notise. He and Callahan itated. "Ot course, the election ¡.ten to remove their Callahan ported another clash In which two ¿qtoffirÿ .fïnti; realizing fheit the country and the safety of the were alone in toe kitchen. Bos isn't over yet” ¡buttons. Now it was Simon all persons were said to have been worth Bald. ‘‘Like it, Dan?" "Supposing you become Gov-!016 VW sewed- injured. ilseqhower. again comes up to the fine appraisal Callahan nodded like a man ernor ... Do you intend to run ’ „ „ for the Senate at the end of T)Ai) CALLAHAN, sweating FLIES IN REINFORCEMENTS iÉfccôunlflfehoS'reaçle of him on a natlqnwjdq , scale for, the 50c- druggeu. He walked to the Screen door and stared Into the your term?" profusely, limped into si- 'y . ;r ■? . ... 1 ... ''!. Mobutu was reported flying re flight. "It ...., -it does some-? ■. ij'l just want to be. a good mon headquarters, a ijtish fell , inforcements to the Lumumba :^.^Q?hos,tbq khqw-how not accorded to any other.living In-. thing to you, Bert, knowing all Governor. That's my only am- across the room as he worked stomghold. ^dw.WyÌ^^ country safely rlbroygh. dne of. iis those people are out there, bition now." his way through the crowd to m^^eritito^erosiwiibouf any wpr. He has led the nation fq ffil ■ counting on you. . > ' .''Would you say that this prl- confront the Senator The two Mobutu's report on Lumumba's health came in response to an in ^hi^C4toy^fhbf (ichly enhances Its opportunities if» affording ■Bosworth ' smiled obscurely. rnary has been unusually bit- tena®, exhausted men eyed each "Remember those"; daÿs to the tgr?" other warily. Then Callahan quiry by U.N. Secretary-General q iob’ torjjYpfy individual desirous of work. , ‘ T ’ hospital together? After you “We Democrats always do'Kr*n*ied- "Alex, vou rascal, how Dag Hammarskjöld on press re '.'^X'Soz; ■.m^grpat notte Jhapmade, the? headlines for lhe list ports Mobutu was manhandled, got back'from Italy?" —-i.- ■ ! rtndo vhnyou dodo ItIt?" 9" . , our scrapping to the open. 1 that his head was shaved, that he years'rrioy sfili be a symbol of the emergence of a lasting "Yeah. ■ W? really carved out think it's a healthy sign. A Simon relaxed. "With mirrors appeared haggard and that he ^eàce and^Qfid'^rdér.? -.. ' 7 . empires, didn’t we?" sigh of vigor, honesty. Ap for and moon-dust, Dan, with mir walked with difficulty. "But look how it’s starting me, Cm not mad at anybody." rors and moon-dust." lie out u , to come true. You were spared “Who do you pick to win the caper for the benefi’ ail his ad Mobutu hold newsmen Tuesday *. ' ■ in Italy, Dan, and it must mean Lumumba had been provided with ’¿Jit! race for Lieutenant Governor?" mirers. "Plus plenty ol yogurt Mus Oafe Ruling Is Welcome News . something.- A mqn has to learn “Phil, Tve been paying bo and Vitamin C." sheets and blankets, a relay of to read -Mb signs.” He joined much attention to my. own race, A television reporter inter three houseboys and whatever he . Court in ruling that a Negro IS entitled to Callahan jit the door and looked 1 haven't been watching the jected, “Mr. Callahan, could we wants to eat. He Is held at Camp Hardy, headquarters of the ar ieivice in ¿.-bus sldtlon testaurant if it, ij an ."integral; part" of up at the clear night sky. “Fol othera But they’re both good have a few words for the people mored brigade, one of the army low nts star."? His ‘fingers dug men. The Democratic party can at home?" ^n^i^Moto lihe^ service to its-customers Is welcome news.. units most loyal to Mobutu. into th? Dlstrict.Attomey's arm. be proud to have either one on The District Attorney smiled 1 is,an Implementation of previous, rulings -“-This is ..just:- ttp.. . beginning. 4Bi|ldyv'ing.:*segreggiion in trqveL facilities dnd dccortqdoti'qns the ticket” into the camera. "Alex. I con The colonel said he sent his owni Dan.\Just tp# beginning." Stimson received a station gratulate you. You're still the physician, Dr. Stephan Arenberg, ¿hd^i jetoov^hd.n'dlcops thPt hove proved a nuisance to Ne- .?■. break signal from the. engineer. Champ. I know! I've taken your to Thysville Monday to check ^p^mg^^pin. state^tq-state.. • OKIES WERE, clear on Prl- ‘'Wéll, Mr. Callahan, it was knockqut punch. But we both Lumumba’s condition. He showed ^mqry Election Day, And toe .^: )Tq^;fcjbng,;iime the denial of restaurant, service in bus . wonderful hiving you with us." fought hard, we brought the is newsmen a carbon copy of an at upon Negro travelers.- That :the ‘Rowton flertld, to its first , “It was wonderful, Phil. Won- sues out in tire open, nothing testation that the doctor had ex amined Lumumba. When newsmen SLACKS . . . CHINOS . ' pfo$0, was1 tenflnlied while' oi.r qnd railroad 1in0s,-Kiaye'’jBlidli‘- afternoon edition; predicted the derful.” '■;'?. was covered up, and we let the . 395ami495 largest turnout ‘ta thé history i A few minutes later Callahan voters decide. I bow to their reported this did not mention Lu CORDUROYS ... 495 np|i$hornier!, -proved' on annqyancej?nd;a.burdqn, uponjnter- mumba's health, he said, "His .qt¿toe.-state'» .primaries. and Ms party,- along wifl»?ap- decision. To , all my supporters. health is satisfactory.” 5t^le^pmnterc^.jai)d. the- Negro public. t ? ' , ' BYppl' a.few,precincts—most proximately twenty otter, peo 1 say, thank you, thank you SWEATERS .has decreed -that when a terminal .and Of them to toe sliim ( areas of ple, were to Keenan'S, private from the bottom of my neart. He laughed at reports the flesh ...... 495 ds:“$n integral part of the bus Carrieres trans- . Rowtbn — came tito usuiti com- office, and the. room rài quick We did our best, and that's all had been ripped from Lumumba’s SPORT SHIRTS...... ! interitatei’passdngers" no one must be suh- ’ 'plMhja'« ftiti' play by. the op- ly divided into two temps, to Anyone can do, We Know it’s fingers and said, "He does have 298and398 je^q jid;'('ppy''unjMst or unreasonable prejudice.qr disadvantage! ( popltloh, and at ; saven-tqirty pqe camp were those congratu hart to lose, but we also know a swollen foot. After all he was t|»t evening CaUahan support- lating the publisher, who was how to lose, in spite ot all our brought in by the soldiers ana he DRESS SHIRTS '’;y Wi&thetá! for ¿ toatte party hoarsely and happily- expound- feuding, we're still Democrats was bound hand and foot." H .1 -facilities4n 22 bus .terrnihpls; to.àwpqlgn ; to< on the secrets of winning and ^e want the best man to TIES. . . ^^¿_s;tJy ^jp’ Jh«v South--hGve cJzandoned "white- only'' policies. ‘ 1 early, return, most qf. them elections, to thè other camp win to November. Ano we’re wpuld (seem fhpt the notional ipferesf,’ amity and gopd- - ,1toro' -jtowto“> Saw toe O^trict y^ere those congratulating thè going to see that he does. Alex, Heart Attack g^Ji'jpn^tffp'.iaure af.tolefqnce: and jlberal.isM(-wotild,be served' tifetrict Attorney. , ■ /( , ? we’re with you al) the way. (Continued From Pane One) i. < ■’jlhè-' party ateo ' totìjmèd? a ? A ’‘'-'SV and ,*•? charged We’re going to the bridge with 'expcçtoncy began -to reflect thei number Of men who tiaà ' been you.” sey, owned and operated the two Rosary Hotels that brought her ...... jrtvictory. The ¿héerii 1 topyertad ao suddenly .tha't they (To Re Cpntinved Tomorrow) V . 1 '»i i« • 1 ' '.f ' ■■ ■< als-miwtiy th/thè Sçuth has aban- trol'’would. be .created;--He' Would home room at the time of grad »w.... represent- the .Deferise Depar.ment uation. After graduation she at I eS' Inm jarsarmanieni.disarmament planning withwun otherorner tended LeMoyne one year. Mr ' °' *S?n«^?er' departments, chiefly 'the Siate De» 1 She served for 10 years as trea Dottqrs for Tra iways, said this dtoUion ¿.rtment ' ■ • I ...... , . • I surer of the Merry Circle Charity ?po^ión jQJ.ò