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VOLUME 24. NUMBER 97 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1956 Urban League Solon Pleads For Party Unity Will Honor Sen. Lehman In Support Of Eisenhower Program NEW YORK - (ANP) - tl. S Senator Herbert H Lehman will f address a meeting of the Urban League of Greater New York in a Harlem Church Sunday. June 3. when he will be honored by the Says No Treaty League as "The conscience of th# Senate and the nation in the fight for full equality of opportunity for Can Violate all Americans" Back Ike’s Fund Tiie Senator will speak on the .jusrent crisis in civil tights. North iria Sputli. al the 45th annual meet Law Of The Land ng of the league at. Williams Insti­ For Education GENERAL SESSIONS COURT JUDGE THOMAS DICKENS, right MILWAUKEE - (INS) - Sen tutional C. M E Church. By WILLIAM THftS swears in New York disc ¡ockey Tommy Smalls as the new Maya The citation to the Senator will Alexander Wiley pleaded for WASHINGTON - (INS) r MR. of Horlem ol elaborate ceremonies at Smalls Paradise cafe, which ,|)f,presented by Robert J. Mangum party unity behind President Eis­ deputy commissioner of police and J William Fulbright (0) Ark., the platter spinner also owns. Moie than 100 Broadway stars enhower when he addressed /ice-president of the New York Ur- announced Saturday he will of stage, screen and TV were on hand for the affair delegates Saturday al the Wit Jan league move to transfer .11 million dQl; consin Republican convention in Mrs Sophia Yarnall Jacobs, Pre- . lars of foreign aid fundi to .ident of t|ie League will keynote Milwaukee. America's Educational Exchange and preside at the annual meeting Wiley is seeking renomination Fred L. Hutchins, Longtime Edward 8. Lewis will report on the endorsement for ai fourth term program. league's program, over (lie past against four opponents. The father of live present student »•ear. Die 71 year-old senior Wiscon­ teacher overseas exchange pro­ sin senatoi called (or ‘light reason gram disclosed l)is intention 1%/*- Mailcarrier, Retires Fri and judgment" behind president ' praising Mr. Elsenhower's propMol FORMER MEMPHIAN WRITES Eisenhov.er'r national program. for uu educational "point fam* STATES RIGHTS FROM CHICAGO RECALLING program. Movieland’s Wiley defended his opposition KIND DEEDS to MORE SUPPORT the Brickir Amendment which 1» Fulbright said in an IritawM« 0 BY SAMI EL It. BROWN Mipporten said was designed Io the President's fplan "would_ ba. One of Memphis well-known and .naintain state rights in tiie lace of more convincing if his udintniMrt- Guy Kibbee iutcnuitionid treaties. He said: long lime Letter Carriers retires tion gave more support to the pro­ "No treaty can violate tiie Su­ from the Memphis Post Office May gram now being operated." preme law iif the land. We talk 31. Fred L. Hutchins, 10X7 Mississip­ Fulbright's stand wu backed by about little things when the house pi Boulevard well known in civic Dead At 74 Sen Hubert Humphrey mpV When asked wliat he exj>e<'ts to to the institution ’ James G. Manh of Monroe. N C honest Iv support a senator who had sized that last year the budget ro» Henderson Business College delivered the farewell address. Dan­ do in retirement, he stated. “I ex­ opposed Die ■ Eisenhower farm Two Roman court benches made quested 23 million doUara. pect lo travel some and then lake a iel Ward and Robert ' Holmes ol urogram. up the gift of the class to the school The advisory commission on edu­ much needed rest, and then return which was received by Dr. A. V Memphis wrotfiThe class song. Mia* Other delegates sought to table cational exchange initially recom­ to Memphis and maybe dabble in Boswell, vice president of the uni­ Rosary Harper of Nashville wrote ihe resolution because they said It mended a 30 million dollar pro­ real estate. versity. I the poem. night hive an adverse effect an gram for the coming year. To substantiate the statement in Henderson Business College will end of each quarter while others The "Council of the 8ag?s." ian | Class officers are: Reuben Davis farm voters. Fulbright said’ "The great true- regards to tiie esteem and affection observe, its thirty-ninth AnnualI enroll at the beginning of each original play written by Miss Dorisnis' Memphis, president.president, finestErnest 1I lration in this whole thing is that in which he was regarded by many Commencement Activities, -begin­ quarter. More than fifty student« Barnett of Dyersburg, a senior, was j Brown. Greenville. Miss., vice presi- the administration mate wonder­ of 11 lx patrons, a letter from one ol ning at one o'clock. Thursday after­ have successfully competed the Sec­ the feature of the exercises. fin'st I dent; Mrs Jewel Porter. Nashville ful speeches that are inconsistent his former patrons, now living in noon. May 31. with a Class Day retarial. Executive Secretarial and L. Brown of Greenville, Miss., was j secretary. Miss Audrey Y. Mitchell with Its actions. The budget bureau Chicago is herewith printed. The Program in the Aussembly. The an­ Higher Accounting Courses during Senate Bill chairman of the council; Hyburnla: Memphis, assistant secretary; Hy- goes in one direction, the president letter speaks for itself and needr nual Picnic will be held, at Fuller the past twelve months. Many of E. Williams of Nashville, historian; burnia E. Williams. Nashville, trea- in another, rd like to see dw>d«, not no explanation. Park. Friday. June 1. Tiie Baccalau­ them secured positions with the U. Cllfton R. Jeffers, Roxboro. N. C surer. words Who is boss - the preeldtnl reate Sermon will be delivered by 8. Government. They are qfjicient CHICAGO, ILLINOIS For Housing the College President, Rev. A Mc­ typists, secretaries and aaamuilHiiis or some banker running the budnt May 17, 1956 Ewen Williams. Sunday morning. Bureau? ’ ” «ear Mr. Hutchings: Henderson graduates may be found • —Ml June 3. at St John Baptist Church. Till. MV. ROY LOVE, pas‘or of We have heard the news thaf'.you |in all sections of the country ■— 640 Vance Avenue Mt: Nebo Ba list Church here, will are going to quit the post office and filling responsible positions. They Units Wins WHICH? The Closing Exercises will be held learned to use electric typewriters, 'lead the Pastors Conference of the retire. Mama said a mighty good WASHINGTON - riu"ipal speaker lor the June 7 President to the graduates. at the beginning of the Fall Term. years. I want you to know I still think | zena League, will meet Wednesday .anquet. Purpoe of banquet is to Students complete courses at the September 11, 1956 The action came by voice vote af­ raise ut least $5.000 to employ work- of all of these things. You use lo i itomorrowi morning. 11 a. in. at ter the Senate rejected Mr. Esen- Beale Street Mayor advise mama to keep us in school, the Pentecostal Temple .Church of ,rs in nil predominati: Negro wards hower's request that public housing and precincts urging voter regj tra- but we kids couldn't get much edu­ ■ God in Christ, 239 S. Wellington, to be held down to 35,000 units a tiun in an a tempt to ixxist die cation. because mama had lo scuffle list ticket sale reports and at die year. luncheon period following the busi- number of Ne;ro voters to 70,000. hard to make it. Pastors’ Set For Passes 83rd Milestone The measure which also liberal­' ness si sion hear an address by At the last report meeting nearly I remember the Christmas Eve izes home buying for elderly people Atty. Herbert Harper. 200 paid for banquet tickets were you brought us our Welfare Check Mayor of Beale Street. M. Thom- and effectively, the Negro Spiritual and extends the veterans home A ty. Harper will speak on "The repot ed. when you gtit off. from work. We ton. passed another milestone. He LET MY PEOPLE GO. Los Angeles L. 18-24 loan program another year, now thought we would not have anything is 83 years old He sits in the physi­ goes to the house. for Christmas, and we sure were be the most interesting and thrilling cal darkness, but no one in Mem­ REV. ROY LOVE OF MEMPHIS Mr Eisenhower's defeat came glad. Mrs. Parker is here, the lady TO HEAD PASTORS’ DIVISION ■ feature of the congress carried on STORK FLEW FASTER THAN PLANE phis is more attuned to the needs Restores Woman f when the Senate, by a vote of 40 of the community. p who lived next to us on Fleet St. ■ » t yyby 3WUCsome viof LHCthe uuvoMmuiii^outstanding paoivirpastors to 38. rejected an amendment of Iler boy was telling us about you LOS ANGELES. Calif — Officials churchmen of the nation. The The Mayor numbers among nis Sen. John Bricker (R) Ohio, to Registrar Who r and we wish you lots of good luck of the National Baptist Sunday aim of pustors conference is to friends. many of Memphis leading stick to the 35.000 unit program re­ when you retire. School and B Y. P,U. Congress an- gjve’power. radiance, balance and -itizens Negro and white. Young commended by the Administration Barred Whites 1 am married now and have a boy. nounce that Rev. John L. Branham | and old To such an extent is this The Senate also turned down. 41 BATON ROUGE, U. ) . My hosband works in the Loop and Pastor of the great St. Paul Baptist authority to the preaching service pue that his friends think of him 1« nice to me and my mother. Siow Church, has given the use of the and a call to Christian leadership to 40. an amendment by Sen Fred­ as AGELESS flic new state board of registra­ erick G. Payne iRi Maine, to tion healed by Gov. Ear) K. La*, I just wanted you to know how 1 church with its many facilities for to extend itself to the fields of la­ Oh Sunday morning. May 20 raise the interest rate on FHA has restored Mrs. Wlnnlce Clemea^ fell about you and what you have the meeting of the five seminars of bor, government, statesmanship and Rev Pau! Caudill, the pastor of The loans to colleges by about three- to her job as registrar In Webster .done for us. If you ever ccme thi? the Pastors conference. world diplomacy. First Baptist Church, Parkway, at eighths of one per cent. Parrish < county i over protests from way, come over to see us. Our ad­ Poplar, as he has done fur several j Rev Roy Love, of Memphis, stat- Christian leadership must be so But it adopted by voice vote the Louisiana's White CitUens Coun­ dress is 3578 Rhodes Avenue. years, dedicated a brief program in ’ that Die conference this year will (extended that men will loose all amendment .Dy Sen. Herbert Leh­ cils. •*' Yours truly, apprecinliou (or* the “Mayor ol I MAMIE TUGGLE. —------—------. thought of the narrow idea that it’s man N Y , extending the Ol Bi ale Street." Mrs. Clemeht was 1 confined purely to church circles. loan program until July, 1958 My married name is Mamie Fields I 'Hugh Latimer jSraycr, giving ago by the outgoing | Rev. Love said. Therefore, the Pas­ Sen John Sparkman Leatrice bon dish and campote .was won by Thomas] <7> Beatrice Smith: <8» Mattie E Holmes. Dorothy Seaborn i9' Addie Hen­ Mrs. Helen Sawyer received a de­ NOT TO BE CLASSED AS GYPSIES derson: <10> Barbara Hopson licate pair of Bisque bud-vases for for Complata Traofmtnf TF.N TOP ( ATS the third prize. Mrs. Juanita Arnold, . Tonight, watch Strok rd, fray. doll. faded, Johnny Locke grabbed first place guest of the hostess, was given a burnt and iileleaa hair disappear with in the latest survey. I BLACK STRAND Hair Coloring See haw Will road your life without asking any questions, gives advice lovely Bisque China cigarette set. BLACK STRAND impart» a new'ahiny, 'll Johnny Locke: <21 Robert Other members present were: Ann lurtrou^ lovely appearance to your hair on all affairs of life, such os Love, courtship and marriage. Webb; <3i Charles Delane; (4) Jesse ’«eavily, evenly. Only occasional touch-upa L. Hall, president, Meryl Glover. Ka­ She reunites the separated, couses speedy marriages, helps Madison: '5i Essex Ravnor; (6) ifr.’rmry at parting», temple and rooti m tie Gillis and Lavera Watkins Charles Lfoyd; <»» Tommy Wil­ td youthiul-kmkini jet black hair tonight or doubt, consult this gifted medium. If you hove been disap­ voiit money back Only 75V |»lun tag At kerson <10) Dorsey Siggers Goodwill Bible Class Diiigyivt« Everywhere!, pointed in others, one visit will convince you that this medium To Meet Thursday BLACK STRAND is superior to ony reader you have consulted. She advises 5SH10ES jnatACK llACX-DARK (ROW« on business affairs. The Good WU1 Bible Class met j MfDIUM MOWN . LIGHT BROWN Got Relief Fran iTR«H0 FROOUCTt CO at the home of Rev. and Mrs S W DBS Clinton Str»« £Hc»boB. Illinolg Ward, 2216 Marble Avenue. Thurs­ ■ t • ■ ’ , Private and confidential reading» daily and Sunday. Itching, Stinging day night. May 24 The meeting was Hours 9 A. M. Io 9 P. M. Readings for white ond colored. called to order by the president at Satisfaction guaranteed. 8 P. M. The regular routine of busi­ Baked while you sleep • 11 ness, was carried out. The class was * turned over to the instructor. M. J. You will find us moat moral and not to be clawedÍ.11 os Young, he gave some very high I GYPSIES. Godefroy's Larieuse Hair Color­ You cm depend upon. Gode- points concerning the First Mission­ ing can make your hair as lovely froy's Lari euse, the famous brand ary' Church in Asia Minor. Rev A. J Jones gave the Black Board De­ Anger ond worry art the mast unprofitable conditions as you wish it could be ... gives in the red box .. . known, ap­ monstration known to mon. While they are in possession, mental, physi­ youthful color to gray hair. ..adds proved, for more than 50 years. glowing new color to drab, The next meeting will be at the cal ond spiritual growth ore suspended. Anger is a high­ Get it at your favorite cosmetic home of Rev and Mrs. A. J. Jones. colorless hair...starts you look­ way robber and worry is a sneak thief. Bring your prob­ counter this very day! 2295 Marble Avenue. Thursday. May ing younger, lovelier ... this very_ 31. at 8 P M All members please lems Io me today, tomorrow may be too late. da). In 18 flattering shades. be present at the next meetihg, busi­ ness of importance. Visitors are wel­ Don't be discouraged if you have foiled io find help) come. Mt J. Young, Instructor. Mrs. I do what others claim to do! Licensed by State and County. Gussie Brabbon. Chaplain, Mrs No representatives or house calls. Houston, Texas Ernestine Johnson. Secretary. Rev Just 3 ’Trtends told me I mode my bumps A. J. Jones. President. Miss Doro­ ■nd blackhead* worn« by acratrh- thy Johnson, reporter TAKE WHITEHAVEN BUS TO STATE UNE, (Tenn. I Mitt.) Ing. but 1 couldn't keep hands off for their Itching,stinging bum. One friend gave ma a jar of Black and HIGHWAY 51 SO. LOOK FOR HAND SIGN NEAR SALLY White Ointment, end the relief it ROGER'S STORE ONE BLOCK FROM END OF BUS LINE. Save my Itching. uming misary VMM «rums, to« fr»- 1 • Snr iMraafhly was wonderful." »rat, bnralai or tubing «natal or ro«| Bnolllni, Cloud» Urlaa, ivr to Ai it dries, m i Godffroy » tata OMbov IBS BlaMat IrrttotMu. l errarte ei directed. SOte*» try CTBTrx for «juro* hrlp »0 rron «M MEMPHIS, ■ 4W taei M mud>?5c pro»« Mtrtr tor younf and old . Art drag- • O V MSG CO SIC Oil p V 11 J mi T< Mwm IMa Va 0 1 I I

MEMPHIS WORLD •' Tuuriwy, Atay 29, 1956 • Coilas At Owen jojeph Francis Albright

During this relaxed moment of your reading, it would seem appa­ rent tlial you might think of our BSPRA Banquet Speaker •cribbing and wonder what will be available for you to read about Owen Joseph Francis Albright of Nash­ [udent of B 6. P R. A. pointed out di'ulng the summer Worry no more, ville. Tennessee, is scheduled to ad­ lhat Joseph Albright wm selected there is a summer term also, which dress the Biriningliain Sales and as the ideal person to kèyûqta ihli means you will still hear of Owen Public Relations Association at its affair because of his comrful uAck- each week second annual Banquet, May 30th. cround as both a businessman and „ I al Gaston's Restaurant tireless civic worker Serving the The students of the St A Owen I. Mfc-Alright, a brilliant orator public for well over 28 years, he haa Junior College were assembled in and author, is National Represen­ held positions of great responsibility • T lew El iHtNTRV Chapel foi the regular Thursday tative of the Curtiss Candy Com- in both government and industry. service when they were suddenly Yvonne Exum, Miss Theodora Rob- : NINGS 'she is Ihe former Emma I pany of Chicago. He, is also career Also scheduled to participate will LINKS. INC. TO GIVE made mindful that the college mini­ ANM AL BENEFIT ; inson. Mr. Katie William and Miss Bai bee i had as Irteir house guest j consultant to the National Urban be Moss Kendrix. National Public ster wasln the process of delivering Relatimrs Repreaeutatlve of The Let's meet June 2nd at eight Mattie Fudge.. last week their brothel', Mr Na­ his tinal ine&sage to a group of i League and was most recently elect­ Coca-Cola Company, and Chairman o'clock Decorations carry out a wedding thaniel Hennings of Chicago people who had nifanl much to him. ed President of The National As- of Hie National Association òf Mar­ In th Sawyer's garden. Is the theme with »bite stock, and palms Rev C Thomas Paige, the Institu­ , sociation of Market Develepcrs. ket Developers, and Nprnnn E. spot Yellow and pink gladioli were also (JUNIOR* MARTIN, as he is af- tion's (list college pastor, declared : The BSPRA Banquet this, I year will...... honor JR.,Negro______Business and ' Jones. Representative of fhe South- Need we beg vou to come.. 1 spaced arourj the room a long fectioralv known to his friends, is that most of our great hymms begin Negro Businessmen In making the ern Brewing Company ol Tampa, Kick up pour heels and have hor dourves table centered with yel­ home for a visit with his mother. and on the same note. Two years announcement. Clinton Moon. Pre-1 Florula f some fun? low and white flowe« wix over- Mrs j c. Martin mi South Paik- ago when he delivered his first mes- Several thing have beccn -■Laid with x fancy lace cloth Ganics wav We ran always tell when lAge he used as Ills-text Maithew planned and other decorations also carried Junior is around because a flashy 3 1 and 2 "In those days came John Including a combo band. out the nuptial theme new car'appears In front of the Baptist preaching iu Ihe wilderness I I Gt ESTS i Martin Imine wttli an out-of-town of Judea saying. Repent lor kindom Negroes Enrolled At flnfi spite of h«ek and roll, Guests Inclmicd Mrs Jean Ham­ tag ol heaven ts at hand'" Hu theme foi i that was ' A New Day Is Coining I KAACP is our goal ilton, Miss D’llhenia Williams, Mrs. Kick up your heels and have Thursday Rev Paige declared lhat j Cocktails, games, dancing and Pcrgv Brown. Mirs Hattie Wynn, lbs ideas coii.ci ning 'Flic New Day I food i Miss Jovcc Broome, Miss Frances C. EARL ANDERSON AND RUFUS A LEWIS, two of ihe top active were no less meaningful, if anything ! Should really gel you in the ; EchoTx. Miss Elsie Thomas Mrs. RICHMOND. Va -i.A N Pi Five seeking the dis lor ol theology degree people in Ihe Montgomery, Alabama bus protest toLe o look at mood. , Geraldine Sanderlin. Miss Grace Know Your they had part of all. whateveg an Negroes were enrolled at Union mid the Rev Samuel Moss Carter, headlines in the Atlanta Doily World during their visit here o individual has, who finally reaches ADDRESS: 1415 Parkway E Cas­ Collins. Mis Mildred Hooks Grif- theological Seminary, a while Pres­ alio is seeking Ihe master of theo­ 1 fin. Miss Etirline Couch Uic lop he U going to have more ual dress. and Mrs few days ago Both men have been active in the bus protest in byterian i-chool In it, lor the 1955-56 logy degree, have not completed than hLs nearest competitor He Sl'BCRIPTlON Jullere Kvlcs Montgomery since its beginning. Mr. lewis i» in chorge of the year will close on May 22 it was I lieu woik went on to say that moral integri­ AN AIR of excitement prevails Mrs Wilma Campbell Mrs Wil- disclosed here this week liiere were The lust Negro student was ad­ MAUDDEAN SEWARD I "protest motor pool." Mr. Anderson works in insurance. - (Perry's ty. emotional .stability, and spritual this week over the much looked bel t Stockton, dxter and mother of no Negro graduates this year mitted to Union Theological Semi­ Photo) competence arc doing to have a deep forward Benefit given each year th” bride-elect Mrs. Juanita Po­ One of the five Negro student.-, nary m 1935 Since that time two ei meaning for all if tile world is Negroes have earned Hie doctor of bv members of the Links. Inc and well Mt Elltnne Mitchum Mrs was the Rev. Lawrence Haygood ever going to mean what It should theology degree, and ten have re­ invitations are out to 5T0 guests Fedie Albert. Mis. Nancv Hickman who is seeking the bachelor to dnl- and that man diod upon the cross ceived the master of theology de­ expected to attend the event tha Miss Marie Edge Mrs Elna Shaw. witv degree Tills whs Ills first year will have Io have a deep-seated will Ad aA additional sparkle to Miss Arm! M Allen. Mrs Emo?ene Douglass High School News lit the seminary Most divinity stu­ cree trom the seminary' mcaiiiiig Io every individual dents got thru B D degree from Otic ol Ihe Negro »ttidrails to re- the rerlv June calendar Turner and Mrs. Helen Walls The great day for all students is Virginia Union University and ma- reive the master of theolixM' degree HOSPITALITY. HANDSOME By ILARRINE COLLIER I would have to rent his formal; sup- The Douglass High School Jun-' ply a car. and buy her own corsage closer thap we realize and a very •triculute at Union Theological Se­ from Union Thoteical Scni.'nary is PRIZES. A COMBO BAND DR B B MARTIN AND MR eollo'sal one it will be for the Owen minary for advanced degrees Di W I. Ransome, pastor oi* First GAMES. DANCING AND A HAND­ WALTER CUI PFPPFR B'lNOR tor-8enlor Prom was a real hit and Then he would take her before any- College pilot students Faculty' and Two Nigio students matriculated Bi.i'HsI Church. South RirJimo.ud. SOME with Its beautiful gardens BRIDAL PARTY WITH RFHSARF wax attended by everybody I know I one got there and come back and students can accept this end ax a ihls year for their master of theo­ terrace and flowers will be Ingredi­ FAL The beautiful Kentucky and you might know 'e mtoo. Joe get her alter one has gone most appreciative accomphshincnl logy degree They are the Rev Cla- (.0011 ANSWER I ents of the Links Benefit to b" Street borne of Dr B R Martin Hall's band produced the downheat PART HISTORY OF-■ GOINGS ON AT OWEN: irtice H Thomas, and the Rev Ro- ftaged Saturday, June 2nd at 8:31 was the ictling for an elaborately with that fabulous J or “Duke" ¡ DOUGLASS SCHOOL This past Sunday, we had out first Ki t' p Hoopci "Tell the court how you came to planned relie.iisal dinner that Thomas on the base drums. By GERALDINE SIMS at the C. C. Sawyer's palayal South Baccalaureate sermon An appreci­ Two other Negro studenl.y, the lake the car." Parkway home lionmed Mln Delores Stockton and ative number of people were present "Well, the car was standing in . Some couples seen were Earnes- Douglass School is a lovely spot Rev Alix Bloedose James who Is her fiance Mr. Fredrick McVay of Io witness this history-making af front of "tiie cemetery and I thought Procedds will hepiflj the NAACP tine Davis and date Ernest Rainey, Around which fond memories cling. and other civic CliiianizsHons that Chicago The popular voung fair The closing commencement ex­ Hie owner was dead." Felicia Blakely and date Edward It holds a place deep in our hearts couple were married on Sunday in ercises will be held on the campus Ti nnessec will deliver the Baccalau­ ’e Memphis society an even­ Rogers, Alberta Nible and date a ceremony al Collins Cnapel C M Of It we like to talk and sing reate sermon SAFE. HEW, EASY W*vSJ&PS complete relaxation will be lawn June 1st, should Ihe weather E Church The dinner party was Frank «Davis, Lavada .Willis and THROUGH FOR THE WEEK the gayest and most color­ permit otherwise the college audi­ I given bv Dr Martin and Mr. Wai- date Clifford Duinas. Mary Anne Years ago this school began torium will be the scene ot back- WORDS OF UFE" ful of the many glamorous events iter Culpepper, ling time friends of Thomas ond date Will Kincaid. In an humble one room place. round. The public is cordially Invit­ "For when the one great scorer given In Memphis traditional ol Mildred Phillips and date James Comes to write against your BED-WEniNG * the btrde's father ------I ed io attend 1 al iabl«i iiMovity DHY TABS Links all over the nation Ford, Bettye Davis and date Janies Its upward progress has been grand. name For it has kept an onward pace A feature attraction of the party Especially lovely was Dr Mar­ Lloyd Crawford. Barbara Swearen­ CIASS DAY—with It* at ray ol He writes. k«l ... 1» re'” v 111 -be the nild-v.'ay where games tin's beautiful lawn designed for gen and date Cecil Moore. Doris color and tlendor—ol gradualuiji AT BETTER DRUG STORES EVERYWHERE will hold the guests spell-bound fun and comfor* However guests MAUDDEAN T. SEWARD Willis and date Ralph Totyjsend. 1t has not grown by leaps- and Owenltea seemed to have been one Festivities will include a well round­ mingled from lhat area through "Do what you can; where you are; Deborah Thornion and date Issac bounds. of the thrills delightfully enjoyed i------ed program designed to find fun I his back rumpus room to his huge with what you have." Lée. Sue Etta Fugh and date John by all Owenites The usual things Nor has it made the grade with for all living and dining area in the front Arnold J. Toynbee is the author Jones, Claudia Ivy and date Odle happened--reading the class prophe­ haste. U Mrs C S. Addie D. Jones Is An air prevails in the Martin of A study Ol History, the moat re­ Keel, Maxine MiCain and date cy, history, will and prQm. i written But step by step and round by president of the Memphis Chapter lioinefead. dope all over In the nowned and comprehensive analysis Ì Cecil Moore,'Doris Willis and date by Miss Reather M Stewart, and Pet Milk Baby Of,The Week” round. Other Members are Mrs Julian front In white Frenrh Provencial uf world events produced in the Ralph' Townsend, Deborah Thorn- honor student i There were solos twentieth century For the first time, It grew and readied a prominent Kelso and Mrs T R. M Howard furniture, to any newly wrela . ton and date Isaac Lee. Sue Etta and class, songs, mottos, dedications place Just one of the millions or happy, healthy both past presidents. Mrs Caffrey As usual with both Mr Culpepper this master historian has singled out ' Fugh and date John Jones. Claudia of class flowers and colors, white women for special attention His Bartholomew. Mrs Robert Lewis and Di , Martin around guest Ivy and date Odle Keel. Maxine Mc­ carnation colors are red and babies raised cn Pet Evaporated Milk knowledge ol woman's contributions From a little eighth grade school. Jr. Mrs Leland Atkins. Mrs J E i enjoyed the finest foods cham­ Cain «nd dale Janita Jones. Chris- white. Oh yeah, the motto. "With to previous civilization» eminently It went up to Junior High. Burke( Mrs. U. S Bonds Mrs. Le- pagne. sparkling bureanrfv. all sorts jtlne Taylor and date Russell Nic- the ropes of the present, we ring equip.' Prof(ssor Toynbee to discuss the bells ot the future." Roy Young, Mrs C C Sawver. Mrs | of drinks and dainty food and a klebfrry. Claudette Pa.vne and date In It was practiced the golden rule. j real barbecue dinner Hie role of woman today. Recently Flpyd Camphe'l, Mrs. W W Gib­ , Lindxey Reynolds. Inez Hopson and So high honors would come high retired. Professor Toynbee was for' The Owen faculty social commi­ son. Mrs. Hollis Price. Mrs Fred BRIDAL PARTY date Willie Avery, Exerdean Jack- many years research professor of in-' ttee presented the annual Owen Rivers. Mrs. Oscai Speight. Jr Mrs . Members of the bridarparty were son and date Citarle» Stepner. Bet­ Her efforts were not In vain ternational historyatthe Untversityof j Ppi Ing Musical Tea on Thursday. Charles Tarpley. Mrs w H Young Mis« Elsie Robinson. Misx Theo­ tye Miller and date George Oliver, London and director of studies all- ... _ . ... „ , She worked hard and was repaid. May 24.111 The 8ocial Room of Roger Jewel Gentry and M's. Ptill Booth dora Robinson. Miss Yvonne Fxum the Roval Institute of Intirnsl Ofr»ldlne Ford .nd HUn Douglas», Williams Halil. Solos were sung by ^Karman of the Benefit Members But the crowning glory came Miss Katie Wllliajnsi Mrs Juantta iI(glrs ,Alma Jean Rotansoti and Monroe Mr. Oscar Moore, Mrs Isabel Flagg, » I: vnt, want toknow authoritatively'*n.<*e”on; .Mattie Bland and date When Douglass reached the 12th mw-of-’.o’vn and who were unable Powell, Mr Kenneth McVSv, best and MKs Helen Pugh,with selection» : grade to attend are Mrs James £ Byas man nn<| brother of the groom: a hat a Woman, can do. plense call 'j”1’11’, ',[nn NJ]’1*’)' by the male Quartet and the male Mrs T. R M Howard. Mrs Chri» Mrs Marion Smithson. Mr. Fled ul yolir Vance Ave Branch of the Pu.vm'ind Lurks Mary Ensemble This Tea was the first pf ill yolir Vance Ave. Branch of the Many high honors have come since Roulhac. Ballard both of Chicago- Mr Tzon- Cossllt Library and read the June ®°IUen mid date Elbert Parrish, Ad- a number of planned efforts toward then ard Campbell. Mr. Rav Thpmas Issue of Woman's Home Companion t*'p »nd date Lonnie Neely, the Acquisition of a Television set Throughout the years of loll ami PARTIES HONOR RRIDE-EI H'T Mr Harold Gallowav, Mr. Robert mai'uzinc then you will appreciate be Frank!” Lfe Brojn and date Bob­ (or the Recreation Room of Williams strife AND FIANCE. MISS DFLORF.S Yarborough, all bridemaids and ing a womitn more. . *)ve Howamj,»vnarloUf ...Qtady and Hall and wax well attended by our Twas the only school In Memphis, STOCKTON HONORED AT SHOW Groomsmen Other members of Also, while you are there. lAkyKate Cliarics Jackson. - Jdscpliinc many friends and well-wishers In Tenn. ja is the bridal party present were Mr Unie and match your Knowledge t-Buycc and date Eli Jones, Vancss and around Memphis. Visited by the President's wife > Obc pt tileries of parties honor­ Harold lewis. Mr. H. Robertson, w^h Opioid. Yale or Princeton,, or Mann and date Richard Mathis, On Sunday May 18th, the College ing Miss Deftrcs Stockton bride­ Ushers Little JanlCe Frazier, flow­ Indiana'or Gedfjhit. «nd find out Gloria DeMire and date William Chapter of The Future Business With the history of this dear spot. elect of Mr. Frederick McVay was er' Mrs Mary Roberteon and Mrs hew «ell informed -VWu> are' in cul­ Sanders, Elma Knowles and date Leaders of America went on a picnic Goes Mrs Virginia Johnson dear; attract.velv planned shower given Helen Shelbv. onanist and soloist James Avery. Ruby Starkx and date at T. 0. Fuller Park; Surprisingly tural subjects as Uiese young men She libldx a place deep in our hearts Monday of last *eek st the Orleans | aid Read your May 29. Issue of Look Alexander Gladney. Bernice Ivory enough, tinder Ideal picnic weather OUT-OF-TOWN guest there For she was one of the lir^ teach­ Hotel by Miss Elise Robinson. Mirs were Mr .mid Mrs. Roscoe Hill, magazine. Try it out and you will and date Robert Madison. Vallie Bee conditlons.evervone present.thorouhg ers here uncle of the bride from Chicago; have fun after which a more serious McWilliams and date Samuel Will­ ly enjoyed the brief retreat to Mrs Isaac Horton. Mr and Mrs note may strike you and inspire you iams,. Charlesetta Dickens and date mother nature. FILL THE PLIG Fred Ballard. Mr and Mrs Marion Io got up and study to improve the Tommy Lee Becton. Pat Walker and' Baptist Alumni Sets Sunday afternoon In Humboldt. Smithson, Mrs Kenneth McVay, knowledge you have. date Hugh Strong. Anita Walton Trnne.sxec. a sizeable audience of Homecoming Program music lovers had the opportunity OR STOMACH RESET and Mr and Mrs. Homer Alexander When you finish that test take a and date Richard Harrell, Katherine old daughter of Mr. Thr Itapfist Alumni Association of to hear The S A Owen Choral I EVELYN DIXON 2 years, 11 months HxU-xlivt. headachy, wtim consllp»- all of Chicago. lighter piece of reading in the May Hunter mid date William Hender- rfilip In a delightful conrerl al thr and Mrs, Thomas Dixon, 2680 Supreme. tlou *>ur» »toinarh? Blm-k-DiHugi'f Other eiiests include thr bride's ’’’> I-.SIIC of thr Collier's magazine aon, Freddie Jones and dag* llolx i t Memphis and Nlielby Cminl.V and relieve» eonMIpallnn orrnnplil owl ■.(•-, in w I hr famous Brooklyn Hernando. Mississippi Is having a Morning Sir Baptixtl Church, pas­ Help.« xweelen »our itninaeh t<»> parents, Mr and Mrs Wilbert Dickerson. Faye Davis mid dale Ar­ Lillie Evelyn receives the official "Pel Milk Baby of the Dodger ouffirhl'T lake, a deeply frll Home Coining Inspection Day nt tured bv Rev J T Freeman. liutlvi SlMKk Switw»! »Irti hsrwiM! stockton. the bride's sister Mrs thur Hunter. Margaret Ingram mid look al his profession ft is very the Baptist Industrial Academy, 111c Owen Collrgr Choir presented Week" Certificate her proud parents will receive $10 worth No hareh griping Mode from pine Wilma* F Campbell who was mat- date Smiimic Fields. Georgia Lind­ Hernando. Sunday afternoon June their Animal Boring Concert. “Mo- vegetable herb» Thoroughly but ron-of-honor Mr and Mrs. Oscar informing sey and Perry Smith. Mary Jane of groceries from their favorite grocer. gently uncorks clogged intestine» All these tin” maitazincs and many 3. at 2 P. M wills Musical." on Wednesday. May Brings comforting relief In morning Simpkins. Mrs. Eddie Rideout. Mrs HintotT" and date Smiimje Fields, others may Jiclp von to keep well '’3. In the college auditorium Io an ___ L------—------Zbcn life looks sunny again! Get Helen Batts. Mrs. Delores Lewis. ' Georgia Lindsey and Percy Smith, Music will be by the leading ^Bek-Draught today i ni.preciative audience of. close to If your baby has been fed Pel Evap­ Miss Jean Yarbouiyh Mrs Martha ,informed on a variety of subjects, Mary Jane Hinton and date Em­ Churches in Hernando ami also Mu­ Zovgcr or OrasslaiH form nsg U-e Your Library More Often The 150 music lovers, all of whom gener- orated Milk - do this: Send baby's la an«. M>r-to-ta»> TaNrll. loo1 Galloway, Mrs. Marion Smithson . mett Marta In, ad others were: Geo. sic by an aggregation of Memphis ally cinculded that the chorus and picture tsnapshot or photograph! When n>n>UpalM> Mrs. Theron Northcross Mrs Fred J Librarians Arc Glad To Have You Grant. Mattle Herron,-Cary Becton, Guest speaker will be Rev. Charles own children', «I- Come In. the varluox ‘ollsts performed beau­ with baby's name and date of bliili. pMfrw tod dlupoal« .m fH Bynip of BÌ»rt- Ballard. Mis Ike Watson. -Miss , Eddye McKinney, Cleveland Sca- W Guy. Frail will be given Io Ihe tifully Mrs Dorothy T Graham is your name and address, to Pel Milk nraurht They lure this hooey-«»Ml liquid Delthenia Williams’ Mr D J | «(xxt, Robert Myles and many, former studentc and friends through dirqriresx of our 25 voice choir and Co., 1590 Arcade Bldg., SI Ixiuix I, Thomas. Rev and Mrs Cunning­ tnany others. mil that area by Rev Guy. Rev. Negro Elected we al) grateful to her for the Mo ham who went by for a few minutes GRADUATION SUNDAY .1 Thoma» Tage I» the principal of reuiaikable lob she lx doing. Miss Tlic Douglass High School >wjll the, school Baby may be ally age up Io 3 years to say prayers; Mr Joseph Powell , Marie Watkins wax the piano ac- Mr< Nancy Hickman. Mr and Mrs | Student Pres. hold its graduation services this! , .------—— All pictures become the property ol c o m p a n I a t for the concert. Pel Milk Co., whose choice for the COLD SUFFERERS » Sunday. June 3. at the school AL.-JIa. QmaaaaJ» A. L Turner and Mr and Mrs All this week most of the activity weekly award will be final. COLD discomforts yield quickly to Homer Alexander At UCLA campus musings bhaNIIGr duCCCOQS has been concerned with prepara­ STANBACK'S prescription formula MR. JOHN CRITTENDEN the IOS ANOELFS • (ANPi For Elbert Parrish, who docs Natalie ni r a a fni tion for Ihe Baccalaureate sermon STANBACK tablets or powders honoree’s brother Is visiting in 1Ihe second time in its history, the Craft think about you taking Katy uiaiK AS r l8Si Ul i May 271 with practice marching Look for the “Pet Milk Baby of the Week" Bolden to the prom? j work fast to bring comforting re­ California and was utiublf to at- 1student body at the University of and program rehearsing sessions lief from tired, »ore. aching muscles, California has a Negro as its presi­ riaged in the mornings and after­ tend Claudia Ivy would you be inter­ Dunbaj Insurance In The Memphis World Every Week neuralgia and headaches duet to dent noons Rev M H Ribbins of second ested to know that Jafata Ivy (Ma­ colds He Is Willard Johnson. 21-vear- CLEVELAND - (AND’•''Dr-C. Baptist Church of Chattanooga MR. AND MRS. LOUIS HEN- nassas) called Mary Anne Thomas old political science major from Chandler has been named to auc- IBTW), while I was visiting her j Pasadena ceed the late M C. Clarke as pre­ Saturday night? Oh! yes. and about | t what yoa told William Klncaidr?' sident of the Dunbar Life Insur­ ADVICE ance Co Mr. Chandler who was My lady, be wary of Cupid you told him lhat you might as well one of the organizers of the'firm start talking to him agalh, because And heed to the lines of this and who has been serving as vice- Special Allantion James is talking to Mary Anne. MADAM BELL verse— i president, will serve as acting pre- Mary Anne informs u> thu>: “Even To let a fool kis you Is stupid' . sident until furIJier action by the JUNE GRADUATES To let a kiss fool you Is worse. to surreptitiously cogitate on the 1 board SERVICE MEN THE GREATEST PALMIST OH EARTH matter is grotesque, because Kin- caide is unpretentiously vouchsafed M C. Clarke, founder of Dunbai MADAM BELL that you oil know who stayed at the Mis­ tn my custody and such as you are uff, died |ast week at the age of unmitigated. sissippi State line for years is back on her owh place to stay. 66 at-the Cleveland Clinic. Promi­ has openings in Suburban Chicago for BQU Stiller, BTW, seems to hold nent In the life of Cleveland and something of yours Your love, Are You Dissatisfied with Marriage? Have you lost faith president of the Quincy Savings "George Oliver." and Loan Co. he had been ailing in your wife or sweetheart? Are you in bad health? Or dis­ COLLEGE MEN as Trainees Oliver Craft, it seems as though for some time but his death was couraged? If any of these are your problems, come let you and Peggy Cox iBTW) are unexpected. 2 TO 4 YEARS —ANY FIELD —such as 5ci»ac», Matk, MADAM BELL advise you ot once. She reads life to you competing for first place with Law­ Liberal Arts; or 2 year Technical Institute graduates. just as she would read a nopen book. 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Air Defense i44Wflc»r» Plan t Snnmr Program DUBIJIN, Ga - State____ anda.. dis- Asks For-New 1 trict officers of Negro 4-H Club 1 Nomination Of Sobeloff I councils climaxed a weekend plan-1 I ON THE REEL ning session here Sunday morning ' WASHINGTON. D,P - ’NNPAl Conference and the Baltimore Bar 4>- - with a sunrise worship service * — Southern Senators apparently Association. Fighter Planes commemorating Mother's Day. Published Weekly In Interest of Religious Progress have failed to block in a Senate Ju­ Commenting on the Judicial Con­ The 4-H’ers. accompanied by thoir diciary subcommittee the nomina­ ference speech, Chief Judge Parker, adult local leaders and county and 1 WASHINGTCN- IINSI tion of Simon E Sobeloff, United in his letter, said that it has been air; -ili'lew ' emqpander' ! home demonstration agents, spent nation's States Solicitor General, to be a so long recognized that it is tlie Rev. Taschereau Arnold ¡«aid Frid!ijij|k'ii'",ÿn|)trijive" that Saturday planning summer activi­ i judge of the Fourth United States proper function of the Supreme ties and setting goals for the com­ Üie U S. develop new fighter planes Circuit Court of Appeals. Court to interpret the Constitution Religioui editor, Atlanta Daily World ! to protect itocll against if-bomb- ! ing year. TYicy met at the Dublin After an exhaustive hearing this and Act* of Congress there can be 14-H Club Center ' carrying, xupeisonic Russian bomb- morning, Senator Joseph C. O'Ma-''no doubt about the matter He Negro 4-H Club agents who di-1 I ere. honey, Democrat, of Wyoming, thei1 added that he saw nothing in what reeled tlie day-long session are: chairman of the subcommittee, said [Mr.1 Sobeloff said that would justi- 1 Gen Euiic E Partridge told the Alexander Hurse. M. C. Little and i he ho|>ed to have his group approve 1 fy holding up his confirmation CURING TIIF MILADY i One of liic great1' i problems that I Senate An Investiyalina Subcom­ Miss Carrie Powell. All three are lw? face todnv Is1 hat of seriously the nomination this week so that Mr. Sobeloff himself testified that OF SUSPICION mittee of Sen. Eluart Symington staff jpembers of the University of ! Perhaps one. ol the deadliest foes eonsiderin. Ilia* there are others it may be reported to the full Judi­ he made the speech in the pres­ n Sdmce at Savannah State Ship is.suspicion. More often tlian lair play. Iionor. »nd righteousness, circuit, including the Chief Judge. - cent ol its industry would be under .je- not suspicion is tlie result of emo­ j ami that tliore who »lifter from our “I think Mr, Sobelofi should be and about 300 lawyers, most of them fire if tlie Soviets attack 50 prime Hurse said that the youngsters { tional immature thinking and fear [joint oi view quite frequently have confirmed," Senator O'Mahoney from the South—Virginia and North targets in tlie ’U S. shared wit hthe adults present the : told reporters after the hearing, “I In the' isirtne sense Hint many of as logical basis for their position responsibilities of planning such J | and South Carolina—and he receiv- our worries are unfounded. oui sus­ ,‘as do we I believe tlie real problem shall vote to confirm." led no criticism but was commend- The head of the Air Deleiue forthcoming 4-H events as district' picion- are also groundless. Tilts I lites in.an acieqimte communication. Command said that it the Soviets project achievement meetings, the j Senator Olin D Johnston. Demo­ I ed. does not mean to say that we should We must imply communicate with attack, they likely would use crat, of South Carolina, who had He also engaged in discuss^ never anticipate tlie direction that otliers if we are to be friends and , State Negro 4-H Club Congress, and "hundreds ol iximbers" loaded with said he wished to testify against I with Senator John L. McClelW others may take, but it docs ask i permit others to communicate with tlie summer camping program. Members Of‘the State Negro 4-H ' Mr. Sobeloff did not appear at the I Democrat, of Arkansas, concerning that every individual be given a fair u.s Honestly, is not this life at its hydrogen tombs tor a massive sur­ hearihg Tuesday morning. I a statement he made in an article chance As i travel from one section or t—the communication of ideas prise attack. Council who were given leadership, which appeared in the American Of our country to another I lmd , and viewpoint1 Would i| not be a in the planning meeting are: Ulys-1 Partridge said he Before concluding his testimony, Bar Association Journal that the that many misgivings grow out of dreary world to know that we had sts Banks, Laurens county, presi­ monFv. new and betfii planes. and Mr. Sobeloff asked that a letter i Supreme Court “may reject a case unfounded suspicion. They relate to to live in tlie small circle of jur dent; Kathleen Moore, Evans, girls improved radar io cope with the written by Chief Judge John J not because tlie question is not im- ! the relationships between various own ideas alone? Would it not be vice president; Allen Edwards, Jr., Parker of the Fourth Circuit Court Baptist bodies and conventions, to in even smaller world to konw that threat Terrell, boys vice president; Dwy- pertant but because it thinks the of Appeals last July 25 to the late relationships between race- and to all about us otliers were forced to nell Hamm, Newton, secretary: Mary time is not ripe for decision." He declared that his delense Kctional ideas. Every man should capitulate to our small circle'of Nell Borders. Jackson, treasurer; Senator Harley W Kilgore, of West The hearing Tuesday was a con- command requires 61 billion dollars have the right to be heard in the I ideas? and Gary Douglas. Bulloch, report­ Virginia, who Aas chairman of the tinnstion of a hearing Monday at’^ over tlie 14-year period from 1951 context of his own life This is not Opixu'tunities for this type of er Miss Lkvonia Furlow, Negro Judiciary Committee until his death which Senator Ervin testified to 1965. Less thin tour billion dol­ I recently, be put into the record. possible where there are suspicions, ■nununication are po sible on every home demonstration agent for against the nominee for suspicions have a way of build­ hand. Democratic groups may meet lars a year has been spent in the At the Monday hearing Ervin STATE HONORS GEORGIA'S TEACHER OF THE YEAR Dougherty county, and Little serve ! Judge Parker called President Ei- ing up Suspicion imagines the and discuss ideas, give out separate : as adult leaders for the state coun­ said he was opposed to confirmation irst teacher of the year was well-traveled and well- i senhower’s appointment of Mr. So­ worst and therefore never gives the 1 sets of facts compare notes and cil. ' . because it has been the custom to beloff "excellent" and asked for his bet a chance. ' draw their own conclusions. I know Marie Hopson D^xon of Bainbridge Georgia, and rotate appointments to the circuit confirmation "as soon as possible” I am often reminded of the frame ¡of a Coffee Club of men whose Hutto High School. Mrs. Dixon, a graduate of Albany Slate Coh court and the appointment given However, he said that despite in­ so that he could be assigned to work of mind that I had when I went to I ideas are altogether different in a to Mr Sobeloff should go to a adequacies, the continental defense lege is here shown with Dean R. H. Simmons (to her right' an April Savings Bond in the, Fourth Circuit. college. I was of the opinion that community. This club is a construc- South Carolinian command is 'fully operational and President W H. Dennis, Ji. on the campus of the Albany State all teachers were modernists, skep­ i live sharing of varying points of Ervin’charged that Sobeloff con­ I view. I know of an inter-racial club prepared to engage in an all-out College where she was honored in a general assembly and with Sales Above 4 Million For nearly two -hours Tuesday. tics, and infidels. With such a suspi­ doned. if he did not approve, the cious nature, one does not have a air battle at a moment's notice.” WASHINGTON, D. C-Savings Mr. Sobeloff was denying the charge where a few well-educated men a special dinner. Mrs, Dixon was winner over the finalists of actions of Federal Courts i n chance to evaluate others. Bond sales of the E and H series made by Senator Sam J. Ervin. Jr., of two race, gather to meet as Georgia's eleven regions 'or this top and distinct honor. She is the usurping the power to amend the i I know of at least half a dozen friends and share with each other totalled $414 million in April, the Democrat, of North Carolina, that Constitution and legislation. vital problems of separate groups not only their ideas, but their hops, wife of Mr. H. S Dixon, also a graduate of Albany State College. Treasury announced today. This he sanctions usurpation by the Su­ with which I am personally ac­ aspirations, and problem' as well. Summer Session brought the four-month total for preme Court of the power to amend Mr Sobeloff said he did not sug­ quainted that would have a good Some time ago a group of men of' 1956 to $1.927 million. 4 per cent the Constitution and to legislate. gest that the court put a time limit chance of being solved if those in­ varying points of view, met in under the corresponding period of The charge was based on speech­ requiring the states to say what volved could, without ‘■usplcion. sit they proposed to do to comply wd^ Louisville Seminary to discuss, in­ Dr. Reddick Calls For End last year ($2.004 million), but 9 per es made by Mr. Sobeloff in 1954 I down and talk Not long ago I formally. the church. Other groups At Fayetteville cent higher than for the first four before the Fourth Circuit Judicial the decisions. asked a question in a Sunday School will, be ¿doing the same. This type I months of 1954 $(1,770 million ) elate about a certain issue that was of communication is altogether On May 1, the 15th aniversary of then alive and noted the response wholesome for Christian people. It | Of Censorship In South the Series E. bond, holdings by over Carey Lauds Supreme from the ten or twelve men Only appear- that'.this offers our best 40 million people amounted to $37.8 _. articles in them on racial inte­ one gave such a nanswer that in­ chance of curing the great malady TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - In this I of billion. Series H bond holdings to­ FAYETTEVILLE. N C. — Plans gration; also ]>oliticians appropri­ vited discussion. The others faced of suspicion. town made famous by Authentic | talled $29 billion, making the com­ are being completed for a six-weeks ate public funds to libraries on con­ it with closed and suspicious minds —Bapti't and Reflector ' Lucy. Stillman' College here hasi bined each value of the two series I summer term at the Fayetteville dition that they buy only books that dedicated its new. modern. $206.000 $40.7 billion. Courts Bias Ruling I i State Teachers College which will favor segregation and white suprem­ I library. Stillman is supported by tlie Redemptions of E and H bonds in ■ begin on June 13 and extend thru A packed audience at First Con­ Presbyterian Church and for tlie acy. April were $402 million, leaving a net SAN FRANCISCO -lANPi - July 21. Applications arc coming in gregational Church, including many occasion assembled many high of- sales excess of $11 million. Archibald J Carey. Chicago Minis­ rapidly from students, teachers in, Tlie speaker went on to quote the ter-lawyer and vice chairman of PTA delegates, heard Carey laud Tenn. State Seniors | iicials of the church and represen- service in North Carolina, and from> o[ e;n Assoflatlon manifesto of the American Library the President's committee on gov­ President Eisenhower as the man those in boideling states, accordin. Qf Collws anj sej^tfary Schools Association /hicli denounced any “Children Around ernment cmplo'yihent policy, t Dr Reddick, formerly of New public school segregation has cut lieve in democracy must idefend lib­ RALEIGH, N. C - A unit cul­ lize his own Jiotential and make his hundred graduating seniors partici­ lores McIver of Ft. Hauchauca,; In addition'to an assortment ol' York and Atlanta, now Chairman of ‘a cancer" our of iteration's great­ pated in class day exercises at Ten­ rarians and teachers in support of mination. "Children Around Tlie Artz., file grumbler. courses that'ap|>ear on tlie regular-1 tlie TXpluitment of Histoiy at Ala- est sore spot. (?/' specific contribution to the common nessee State Iasi week and saw the free communication of ideas. World,” was presented in Green­ James G. Mann of Monroe, N session schedule will be two special bama Stqte College, spoke to the In vesper services opening the 1S$f®re. Carey asserted. leaf Auditorium of Shaw Univer- . . . Tn a wrote onnfornni" Student Council president, Edward Mlc uurwc„ luaich;> • ...... /.„.•»u.niinn "Ronin Dr. Reddick listed great books of In a press conference Sunday C. delivered the farewell address. courses geared priiiiHiily to the open-air .tonrocaUon on Some | sity Friday. May 18, by a section FrA convention, Carey declared, ^rter pre^nt Ute(.la8sglfl,oUlr;DanW gn() Neuro literature that, are excluded Mrs. Rollin Brown of Los Angeles, needs of teachers in service They Other Excitement at Tuscaloosa ' declared: d"’ .. . i , at the class song. from mast.;Southern libraries. These of the first grade (class IP) of national president of tlie PTA, said are Ulf course in alcohol studies. He declared that the ^dedication of [ Change Street School, Oxford, of lxx>ks lie said, "if read and heeded," she regarded,the amendment RoKa,v Nashvinc • which will extend from June 25 to' Ute libidry was an event of intellet- "The Supreme court by its dese­ up the gift of the class to the ichool ¡write the )>ocm would help us .understand and per­ wlilch Mr. John H Lucas, a Shaw gregation decision has out a cancer sored by Rep Adam Claytotr Pow" 1 July 7 and the Workshop m tie- tual exeit- nv nt in that it embodied , which was received by Dr A V i haps solve tlie present crisis in race , graduate, is the principal. out of the body politic." iD-N-Y). which would withhhold Dqswell, via- president’of the uni- I CClass'al'is officer* areare::: RpubpnReuben DavDav-' mentarv Science that runs two fundamental principles freedom! relations. I The unusually alert first graders, "The agonizing of tlie present is government aid from segregated verslty. I1i-,"' Memphis president, Ernest L. to read, tlie right to kpow and the I Brown. Greenville, Miss., vice pitsi­ weeks—June 13-26 Dr Samuel B Hay. President of taught by Mrs. Ruth P_ Payne, gave the post-operative shock", he added 'chool districts as an ' extraneous The "CouncU of the sage1'.'' an right to make up our own minds dent; Mrs Jewel Porter. Nashville, Stillman presided. Greetings were a creditable performance in the “Let us not be panicked by it. for' diversion" from the purpose of get­ original play written by Miss Doris 1 Dr Reddick reminded the audi­ extended by church and educational playlet, titled "Good Neighbor here is where healing begins ” ting badly needed schools built Barnett of Dyersburg, a senior, was secretary; Mrs. Audrey Y. Mitch­ i ence ol tlie jhrea!' to these free- the feature of the exercises. Ernest ell, Memphis, assistant secretary; ! representatives. The library was Party." The children's knowledge Marriage Of . doms cspecialiv lrom the South named for William Henry Sheppard of ofher children around the world L. Brown of Greenville, Miss , was H.vburnià E Willkun, Nashville, chairman of the council; Hybumia Ueaaurer. i today He cited examples of school Neuro mlisionary to Africa The was effectively displayed by their Daughter Is boards thill (ran conservative maga­ new structure is part of the ex- interpretations of the mannerisms, E Williams of NashvjJJe, historian. « zines like Lite and 'Look because pansion program of the College. songs and dances of each country Clifton R. Jeffers, Roxborct. N. C. David Dubinsky predicted Jhat Prophet: Thomas Nowlin, HI, labor would raise u pjo $3,000.000 Announced •------■ r------:------and each child wore the appropri­ Knoxville, executor of the till; Rcu- ate ■apparel of the nations repre­ « — ...in voluntary VUtlllcontributions (UUllUlld for this reti R, Davis, Memphis, challenger, year's political campaigns sented Popular Award Winner John Irving Maye gave the synop­ sis and also acted the part of the page and Eskimo boy Other char­ NEW YORK -(ANPi- Charges citizens,” the NAACP lender ask­ All Races In Observance I acters were Patricia Ridley as the made by Speaker Oswald D ■ Heck ed that in a future legislature the Named At Atlanta University American Hostess, Dllly D Perry. I ol the New York State Assembly assemblyman “reconsider your pre­ I that Charles Abrams is “unfit” to ATLANTA. Chinese Girl. Belinda Rice. Tem- sent position and vote to streng­ Ga Ixotiard H.1 every year since 1951 He has also j head the State Commission Against Jones, arti i and teacher from ' exhibited at A and T. College, pie Bullock, William Downe.v, Em­ then the agency established to ma Perry. Barbara- Downey.' Wal­ Discrimination because “he’s too Winston-Salem. N C , won tlie 2nd Greensboro, N C.. the Champaign eradicatce discrimination on ac­ much of a zealot.” were called “in­ Atlanta University Purchase Award County Fair. Champaign, Ill., the ter Moss. Leon Taylor. Marie Sing­ count of race religion or national By LLOYD I. GENERAL credible" by Roy Wilkins. NAACP In oil for any subject at tlie 15th Providence Art Club. Providence. R. letary as Indian Children: Edith origin." CHICAGO-(ANP)-The second anniversary of fhe U. S. Su­ Atlanta University Annual Ait Ex­ L Davidson College, Davidon, N. Burt and Wayne Smith as' Spanish executive secretary, in a letter ad­ preme Court decision against public school segregation was mark- hibition for Paintines. Sculpture C and in Winston-Salem at the Children; Isabelle Royster and Ar- dressed to the assemblyman. LIBERALS ALIKE •d by a day of prayer ond fasting and mass meetings in several and Prints by Negro Artists, which .Public Library, the Arts Council, vell McGhee as Dutch Children; BIGGER BUDGET clo»ed April 29 The $100 award Mary Ridliy as a Hawaiian Girl: The NAACP. he pointed out, dtjes on Moy 17. and the Ou door Show. Heck's attack upon the SCAD went to Mr Jones’ “Cathedral" by Corene Hunt and Leon Smith as "completely endorses the Abrai|A I Runner-up for the popular award chairman was made in a television proposals and hopes that they wf^ tlie popular ballet of .tho e attend­ Mexican children: Lethiji Allen as , An audience estimated at 10.000 Ky was Mildred Carolyn Hill, a Spel­ interview on April 29 It followed ing the exhibit. a German Girl; Julia A Greene persons of. all races, creeds and Also Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleve­ man s'udent. for "Transition" Miss rejection by the State Legislature be adopted by a future legislature." "Cathedral." one of Mr. Jones' and Ozone Terry as Scottish Child­ faiths packed the Cathedral of St. land. and Kent, Ohio; Indianapolis, Hili'- pastel. "Magica Noche." which of Abrams' request for enlarged John the Divine in New York to two entries in the show, had »1-, ren: Lynwood barker a French Ind.; Chicago and Rockford. Ill.;' was not eligible for the prize, re­ authority and a bigger budget to Civil rights he said are regarded hear the Rev Martin Luther King.- i ready been given Honorable Men-: ceived much favorable comment. Boy: and MoKoy McGhee an Amer­ Kansas City and St. Louis. Mo.; investigate and correct instances of by the NAACP as a non-partisan leader of Montgomery, famed bus lion by the jury of awards, but his' ican Boy Kansas City, Kans.; Oklahoma racial and religious discrimination Issue for which the support of Re- second entry. "Tlie Sermon on the' Mr Jones' wife. Rosemary L. Shaw University students who City, Okla : Little Rock. Ark.; Ra­ in the slate. boycott. ‘ Mount' received very nearly the Jones, received Honorable Mention arc doing their practice teaching publicans, Democrats and Liberals cine and Milwaukee, Wis.; Albur- I same tiiMiiber of ballot» as “Cathe­ in portrait and figure painting in with this group are Doris Mecheux alike is sought. It is a "far too im­ In Chicago, A Philip Randolph. querque, New Mexico; Houston, "In view of the demonstrable MRS. SAMVEL R. JOHNSON dral." I oils lor “Portrait of a Clown," portant” issue to be subjected to Tex.; Des Moines. Ia.; Minneapo­ This is Mr Jones' first prize from 1 of Addor: and Wavieline Perry of need for a more active campaign AFL-CIO vice president and presi­ Over a thousand visitors attend­ lis and St. Paul, Minn.; Omaha, Wendell. against racial and religious bigot­ any measure of partisanship.” Wil­ dent of the International Brother- Mrs. Geneva Middlebrooks an­ the Atlanta exhibit although he has ed the show which was open from ; Neb.; San Francisco. San Bernar­ Mrs. B T. Tyler was the accom­ ry." Wilkins said.' "your charge is kins said. lwpd of Sleeping Car porters, ad- nounce the marriage of her niece, had work* accepted by the jury April 1 through April 29 panist for the musical numbers incredible.” He cited recent articles drtssed art audience of 2,000 in Or- dino. and Stockton, Calif:; and Margaret L Hawkins, to Mr Sa­ Mrs. A. W West, assistant pro­ published in the New York Post cbestra Hall. Tampa. Fla. muel Rufus Johnson of Albany, Randolph, speaking to the Chi­ fessor in the Department of Edu­ and the New York Times indicat­ Other cities Where observances "New York on March 31, 1966 cago audience, urged Negroes to cation at Shaw, is the critic teach­ ing "the extent of racial discrimi­ CHAFE were held included Florence, ¿la.;’ Mrs Johnson is a 1953 graduate shun all party ties and remain er. MINOR CUTS of Morris Brown College and for nation still to be found in New Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,. Pa; Skin Irritations 'politically uncommitted" in their the past three years has served as York City and State." Red Bank. Newark. Trenton, Cam­ struggle to attain racial equality SUGAR QUOTA UP Expressing fear that Speaker’ secretary to the Dean of Morris den, N. J.; Wilmington and Dover. “Since politicians are naturally Acting to curb what 1* called Heck’s remarks may "be used by nnouuM inn Del.; Baltimore, Md : Washington, Brown ohe is a member of Delta "speculative forces” in the raw timid and respect nothing but Sigma Thetr. Sorority. avowed enemies' of civil rights to D. C.; Richmond. Norfolk and Isle pbwer. Negroes are confronted with sugar market, the Agriculture De­ slow down our state's steady pro­ of Wight, Va : Charlotte. N. Cd* Mr Johnson is a former stu­ the challenge of developing their partment has made available an dent of Morns Brown and a gra­ gress towards equal rights for all Memphis. Knoxville. Chattanooga, maximum political potential." he additional 100X00 tons of sugar for duate of Troy School of Tech­ ■nd Nashville, Tenn : Louisville use in this country this year The nology Presently he is employed action was taken bv Increasin'- the with J. J. Steinhardt and Com­ 1956 quotas for domestic consump­ pany as Air Conditioning and Rc- tion to 8.450.000 short tons, raw irtaration Technician value. The couple will reside in Albany, New, York.

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A ____ BY REV. E. C. TIPPET Colleges Express Interest In Local Along The ' It is important to understand what is meant by “Good Works.” They have their proper place In the Chris­ tian acheme. they do not precede Prep Athletes As Graduation Time Nears , justification so as to procure it, I »either were they perlormed before BY BILL LITTLE success enjoyed by local prep grid- - was Inserted into the staritol bock- ' field Memphis boys commanded Sports Trail regeneration So to effect it, but they With graduation right around the atrs after they leave the high corner many of the prep league's school circuit can be pointed out by three of the four spots The other lonow both ana are evidence of both. | player would be none other than .. hlie the phrase "Good Works" im­ top athletes will be making up their the key portions held down by them plies a proper state ol heart frum minds on the college they will go to on some of the nation's leading j leading ground gainer from Doug­ wiuch they spring, it is evidence Pome of thev performers are sought lass Fay Mikheil, BY SAM BROWN elevens » irom the New Testment that such alter by numerous different schools Although Henry McGhee’s per- Where ever prepaters chime they formance here In the Bluff City works are chielly outward acts ol Even though 1PM All-Midwestern will lind out that because ol past | Classic was'nt a sparkling one never- consecration to God In proof ot conference quarterback Fred Valen­ l>erfo.rmance« by Blufl City gradu- ■ the-less the converted .fullback waa this, I quote the words oi Christ: tine has two more years of eligibility Attendance at Red Sox games stated that as much as it was a >le.s their prospective coaches ; good eniugh to nail down a starting "As followers, let yiur light so shine and was a loss for the entire '55 reached a new low last Thursday league game, and the announcement * w ill be banking heavily on their end position with a tine LmcolntMO) before men that they may see your campaign a trio cf other Memphis night when the scheduled league had been made with both teams on talent. University team However, McGhee’» Good Works and glorify your father campaign a trio of other Memphians ; game between the Kansas City Mon­ hand the management should have Despite Its production of potential be-t sport is track While at Booker wnich is in heaven. Matt. 5; 16. took over key backfield positions to archs and the Red Soi was called gone through with IL even though Now this is the first use ol the tars in basketball, track, and base- lend Tennessee A imd I State Uni­ T Washington the muscular built off because of patronage. There it entailed a monetary lost. ' ball the prep lean nets scouted-main­ speed merchant played a major role word "Good Works," in the scrip­ versity to h successful pigskin sea­ In building the current dynasty at were approximately twenty of thirty Others hold that the team with ture and is plain that Christ, re- ly for its top gridiron participants. son* Although inexperienced Bob liis old alma mater. Only recently paying customers in the stands some good public relations by tlfe lers to external performances which You Can easily see tlie essence in when the time came to start the Incident, even if it did manage to J these exploitations More of Tenne- Crawfora stepped in to handle the at the Mid-West conference meet could be seen. So also when He said quarterback throttle after a veteran.jI . game, but Instead of the umpires save by not not losing more money, to the Jews. John 10:37, many Good ls-ee’s state football champions have the versltileMeGhee set a conference senior signal caller failed to gene- I announcing "play ball’ the announce yet. they contend that the good Works have I shewed you from my i time from Memphis than any other record by hurling the discus IX ment was made that thr managers will that would have been created father, he referred to his beneficent i section of the Attenuated stale The i.ah" any s|>ee.d in the talent laden feet to help Lincoln win the title. Probably the clearest picture of in conjunction with the Stadium would have been worth many times miracles which they witnessed in Melrose Golden Wlldvitelmve nicked Tigers Crawlord. a Melrose grndu- up the state diadem the lust three the significant roles played by gradu management had agreed to calLthe more than what was gam or saved Acts 9:36, it is said of Dorcas: tins , ute. is a sophomore and like Valen- .ng «(-liters was exemplified by freah game off. by the cancellation. woman was lull if good works and years • | line has two more v - Tifo ven-hundred-membered church The preacher plans to continue his edu- ,|ll|ed the ‘key pulse" (which looks1 finding ways to serve the customer Ever-Jovni ocrsonalitv did manage. internal revenue raids last April commission on human rights of cation al ftust College t like an adding machine) the Phila- better — and some of the research IS. when agents made 17 arrests I the Catholic Committee of the ------delphia called number. Immediate- developments of the future now In and seized records South has rebuked Louisiana seg- ~ ly the phone. In Philadelphia will1 the laboratories will be even more i rogation'leaders for an "insult" to' c ci a a ■ a I Dng. Tlie friend in Philadelphia■ impressive Internal revenue agents said that Archbishop Joseph F Rummel in fl Fl u I V ' linswers anchoed through the crowd of 3,600 during the week of August 27-31. it is still working late at tlie office — I works effectively iruide your Tenn., three; Cleveland. Ohio, two; .egregationists who had gathered or a salesman will be able to call' akin. Modern science knows ■ ’ (Your School Columnist) was announced by President Char­ long distance and sell his wares Dulzura, Calif., one; and Newport. in the local baseball park to heat les 8. Johnson j no faster method of lighten­ without making a trip out of town.! t Ky.. three. Oov. Marvin Griffin of Georgia de­ The Fisk infrared institutes serve ingskin. See your complexion Scniors are awaiting graduation day: ute nv high school education to Other projects concerning the in-1 In addition to Newport, the nounce the U. S. Supreme Court to Introduce chemists, biologists, Soon tome one thousand students futlier my advancen."n's perhaps I take on a new besuty glow! April 18 raids were carried out at for its decision outlawing public physicists, and engineers to infrar­ dustry includes a bell which will will be graduating from Memphis I shall co to college and then be bet have a more pleasant tone to The Get Blsek ‘ Des Plaines. Ill., Pittsburgh. Fort j school segregation. ed spectroscopy and Its uses in in­ City High Schools Realizing that ter prepared to heln mvself and my 1 ear. and a device which will stack tip end Whitt Worth, Tex:, and Revere, Mass. "We brand those people who ap­ dustrial and academic research, and they arc rapidly apirroaching ¡tradu | family " Blrtchinj According to information re­ peared last week on the racist pro­ I in teaching. calls when a line is busy, then In talking with these, «"enters, they | Cmun ceived in Washington, the raids at gram at Pelican Stadium as anti- ation day and soon will be singing | ring back the caller when the line This year the faculty, while not todavl Newport Thursday were made at American, anti-Southern anti­ cross over the bridge," urges them all seemto haveattenaed school every yet complete as of this date, l'n- -is open—saving him endless wear on somewhat to "Lift up their Heads." 394,04, the Sportsman Club where nine slot Catholic and irreligious," the hu­ dny. for they agreed that being h elude« Dr. Marie Louise Joslen. Uni­ the index finger, dialing and "rd- ‘ and will call for their quick Judge­ senior, their record oi puntuality ! iltlldtuj machines were seized; and Frank man rights commission said. versity of Bordeaux. France: Dr dialing a busy number. oounttn. ment and a vast amount of know­ and conduct will count greatly for [ "'Of course all of these things are ! Andrews was arrested; the Copa "An insult to the archbishop is K Keith Innes and Dr. Ernest ledge. wihch they have, for twelve Club, seven slot machines seized; an insult to every Catholic in the the'r advnnoement toward success [ Jenes, Vanderbilt University; Dr. I for the future," said Freeman years, gained. and the Alibi Club, nine slots seized" archdiocese," the commission stat­ Frankly .‘peaking, it was express- j James L Lawson. Tennessee A and ■ We are trying to become more BLACK áñd WHITE Knowing thit they will meet ob­ and Clarence Hall arrested ed. ed by these .‘■»riors that the tronager1 I State University; and Dr Nelson aware nil the time of what our stacle« along life's pet'i. they shall BLERCHinG CREAM needs something to do that would be Fuson, Fisk University. customers want and need in the i always cherish ^nd n member their educational and of int»l,ecti’a I value way of telephone service." paren’s. guMdianr, and the school dm ing die summer WE CAN SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM!! eps’jmd father's responsibility for I ¡5= faculty, along with their principal. At this^oint, I spo>"e of the senior flitht'hours, five days a week." Mr. Wonderful." Council'. Program ¡a establish a Modern Custom Built Homes Financed by F. H. A. I;Wondering what lies ahead some rudio Youth forum, a media through Fort her stating that, it was their ' senior have written essays and man which ,the teenager could ixpress homeroom teachers who took a per­ FOR THE BEST DEAL IN: sonal interest in (hem that made j list rip' s on what they intend to do himself, and give his opinion about YOUR WORRY IS OVER! with thett education after high the present day situation. them do their very best It could be m hoot I am passing on to you what Ulis, they slid, wou’d be one way summed up by saying when we part- 1 AT $37.00 PER MONTH seems hi be the mo't outstanding of building better relationship be­ ed, “thankr a milloin," for every­ Rlin1’ the majority oi seniors hope tween (he child, parent community, thing. Frankly speaking, we still have th? Ivory lower to climb, but.' (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) to do and the public llope To Further Education VI'I’IIK IATION TO TEACHERS w.' arc definitely happy Io tell mom Liquors BUILDING LOTS AND 5-ACRE FARM PLOTS ' From talkin’1 with s»vefal seniors ( Bring our jomewhat informal con- and dad. not much too later than J thev all seem to have come to this i versfltion to an epd. it.was express- June 5 that ever-popular song en-. AT MIZPAH, N. J. definite conclusion that; "I shall | ed that even though our parents titled: "I'll be Home." However, as' j equipped us to go to School it was things stand now. I'll see you later located between Philadelphia and Atlantic City CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK ¡the teachings and training of the alligator! NO SEGREGATION [homeroom teachers who we will try. ! - of - INGROWN NAIL I to imitate or succeed after. The rapidly growing town, Mizpah, has been endorsed by the HURTIKO VOUt Said one. "I know personally, that Gives Older Ladies WINES-GIN5-RUMS-CORDIALS-BOURBONS N. B. C. of America, Inc., The Grand Lodge of the Elks, The hundíate tire homeroom teacher is cons titered Sunday School, B.JPt tf. Congress, and the American Legion of I f part of the family at my home, be­ Younger Looking Skin Washington. D<6 The above mentioned organizations have MUI cause she bears a part of mv moth- A f«w drop- ot OUTOaO® brtn« btasert SCOTCH - CHAMPAGNES - BRANDIES Nii«r from tonwntim pun of intrown wl already sdbured property as well as thousands of Individuals OmOH't uawKM Vu- «i» utidrHWMh th» Mil, P»O

•y WILLIAM GORDON Bstered la the Post Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-class mall JACKSON, N. C. - (ANP) - A ander the Act of Congress, March 1, 167» Negro attorney.hu given notice that Managing Mito», Alton* Dolly Worto stay out he will appeal the 1100 fine and Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE 90 day suspended sentence given V. A. Scott IL Founder; C. A. Scott, General Mar»jer him last wek for "talking loud" to Mansgiug Editor a while woman registrar at a polling Public Relations and Advrrlislur place at Seaboard ...... Circulation Pruniulioc Elements Of “Brule Force Atty James R. Walker. Jr . who There are many circumstances which tend to breed crimino- The MEMPHIS WORLD to an Independent newspaper—nun-sectarian appeared before Judge Mallard Gay elements, and the majority of them are man-made dnd not and M-partiun, printing new« unblasedly and Hupporting Uioat thing» in Recorder's Court last Wednesday It believe« to bf of Ini errai to Ila reader! and uppoalug those lliiuga agallili biologically "inherent. «.as convicted of forcible transfiasa the intere»! of II» readers. ’ This often comes Io mind when one thinks of the old mob . nd disorderly conduct growing out SUBSCRIPTION RATES: of the incident practices of the South, when men, were taken out, hung to o Year 15 N - 6 Month» 63.M - 3 Month! JI M (In Advance) tree ond subsequently burned while others looked on in fun. Mrs W H. Taylor, register at 5W OU \ Seaboard, laid the court that Walk­ Even the low, if there was such a thing in those days, joined OF MX er caused a disturbance by loud and The President Refuses To Disparage A in with the fun of the day One would get the feeling that today, ,w hX^'CTED boisterous talking while she was re­ “Good Title in the middle stages of the twentieth century, people would be gistering a Negro voter. She testi­ getting away from mob todies, brutality ond the evils that follow fied that Walker demanded that she register that Walker demand It is pleasing to note that President Dwight D. Eisenhower has But newspaper accounts present an oppos.te view, especially ed that she registeh two men and when we see where one has been beaten, brutally, almost to the again measured up to the high standard of statesmanship so two women who accompanied him to ooint of death by certain elements of the "law-." And usually, this creditably set in his take off as the head of this nation. the polling place. While those who sought to occasion a meeting of the Presi­ is done after the person has been arrested and well in custody Following Mrs Taylor's testimony, dent with the governors of those states involved in the court's of the police officers. This points Io something quite out of line Samuel S. Mitchell, Raleigh Negro order of desegregation in the public schools, might have been with modern reasoning. attorney who defended Walker, ask­ good ¡mentioned, the President did not see in their suggestion the It was encouraging a few years ogo when reports revealed ed Judge Gay to dismiss the possibility of any fruit that might be of service on an occasion in ihat the old mob tactics had vanished. There were some incidents, charges. He contended he knew he which the court hod already spoken and handed down its direc but most of them had been relegated to o minor areo of law. knew of no state law that makes it a crime to talk long and loud. live. enforcement. — Some make the remark that the U. S. is about fifty years In the first ploce the President stoted of the outset that there behind England in government and low enforcement. I don't Honorary Doctorate For was nc place in American practice for second-doss citizenship. He know how valid this is but I do know that in England, police told the court (hot segregation was wrong, and he feels now that it officers don't carry firearms. A night stick or "billet is their Lt. Got. Mills is just os wrong, os it was when he asked that it be thrown out usual weapon of defense. of the window. But there is something far more significant, at the disposal WASHINGTON - (ANPl - Lt. Col Mary Mills, the highest rank­ of the English police officer — the element of resped. This, if Now for him io come in offer the court has spoken ond ing Negro nurse to the United seems, for exceeds the gun or the six shooter and lends credit granted lime for the clearance of. its orders, would be nothing States Public Health Service, ar­ less thon a disservice Io the positive stand token by the court. to o kind of society which has reached maturity. rived In Washington last Friday The English boosts of less criminals, less incidents of the enroute to Tuskegee Institute Even before the final decree of the court was handed down crime, ond more resped for those who fry to enforce the law. , i *A FRIEND LOVETH AT ALLTIAAE6 where she was honored with the fti'y ■ honorary degree of Doctor of there were governors in some Southern areas up in arms against The some can't be said of some elements here, although some Science. The award was made In the court's decision. Some were asking in their messoges to » ! • al . people hove worked hard to make it so. recognition of the sterling work of general assemblies for laws of circumvention and amendments Miss Mills during her foreign as­ Some think it's in our educational system, background, and for the setting up of authority for turning the public schools into signments. up bringing which prohibits us getting the highest calibre of law private schools if circumvention regulations did not stand up. enforcement people. Others- think it's the hang over from lhe Negroes Lose Court Cpl. Mills served five years In After-lhe hue and cry of defiance ond rebellion, for the slave system, toob rule which causes men to beat and brutalize Liberia where she was responsible for the establishment of a nursing President of the United States to come into such a tonference others, even after they have arrested and subdued them. I MY WEEKLY Fight On Property school She has done similar work whose sponsors were among this group, would not only afford'a We would like to think of mob rule as a thing.of the past JACKSON, Miss. - ean destroyed our appetite for the eter­ dren will go to school together. tutions involving social and personal Judicial remedies. mr.ke all law« which shall. Ito nece.«- active interest In the bank as I Wade put out his hand and cov­ over and kiss him. But sbs knew nal verities. “The fundamental issue." he cried contact_____" First, the members of the Housesarv__ , ___and nroner______for carrying ___into grew up." ered his mother's “1 can remem­ better than to rush thingi. So she Let us face Jesus, who took a lit­ “to Whether the Anglo-Saxon race is Judiciary Committee who signed the 1 ex«c’’tion th« foregoing powers and “Didn't your father mind what ber how much fun we used to have said good night and took her can­ Some opposition developed to the tle group of unlearned men. men to become a mongrel race * minority report shed crocodile tears | «t; other nosr-rs v*«ted bv this Con- ahe did with you?" at Christmas parties. When I was dle away, leaving him to dreams who were htmgenng for rewards and The convention'! platform stat- platform but it was quickly drowned nver the denial of the right to vote , «tltntion in the Government if the Lora mw the twitch of a nerve Jemmy's age 1 thought a Christ­ she hoped would be happy ones . in the overwhelming pfo-segreg« turn places of honor, and transformed b**u«e of race or cotnr | United Stete« or any department or near the corner of Wade's mouth mas tree was the most wonderful (Ta Bt Contimied/ Democratic Party to parti- sentiment _ 1 the hunger of this group of fisher "No one should be denied the ex- office thereof." •4 ' Z*'. I