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VOLUME II, NUMBER 64 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1950 PRICf SIX CENTS

! • / ’ * / Rumor Another^ Ethiopian LeMoyne Opens / Film Festival Italian War In Offing February lOtfc - A Film Festival, featuring, that are not available at neighbor­ hood theatres and of Interest those who regard the cinema a* Selassie For Italy s Great Strides Made By Union art. technique, will bring the In world film productions on alter­ Protective In 1949-Planning nate Fridays, during February Rule Over Somaliland March, in the Lecturb Room of Expansion Program This'Year Moyne College. Each film GENEVA, Switzerland — 'ANI’I — Unless the UN Officers and directors of the Un­ agree that the Improvements and will be proceeded by a brief husteeship can dig up some solution compatible to both ion Protective Assurance Company Increase in each phase of operation sion of the film Itself. This will be the first Mim Italy and Ethiopia — principally the latter — there will be disclosed at the Annual Stockhold­ are indicative of perfect team work " ers Meeting last Friday, Jan 27 Recognizing the trust and confi­ tival sponsored by LeMoyne a war in East Africa, with the two countries fighting it out that great strides had been made dence placed in the company by will be directed by Prof, for control over ltaly’s"Tr colonies of Eritrea and So­ by lite company in all departments the many friends and well wishers Goldberg of the English maliland. during the past yem A dividend who hiyve pledged themselves to the ment. Admission will be available only In front, Ethiopia does not want Italy for a next door of fifteen per cent was declared. firm, Mr. Twigg continued, "It is therefore to our best Interest beyond to those reserving in advance neighbor because of the latter’s mercenary ambitions and Statements and reports of the of­ ficers were received with approval all else, to live up to the traditions (Continued On Back Page) also for fear Italy might have some grandiose scheme for and appreciation for a banner year and principles of Union Protective another conquest of Ethiopia. [and the Board of Directors and of- the traditions of Service and Principles of Friendliness.’’ Trio Arrested Recently, the UN trusteeship Too. Great Britain has announc­ J ficers were re-elected without Notable accomplishments were al­ council approved an kg cement gtv- ,ed it will pull troops out of So­ ichange ling Italy control of Sotnalliard lor j so made in the Agency Department maliland at the end of March. Tha In his report to the stockholders. In Theft Of Gl 110 years, after which the territory Lewis H Twigg, president of the I under the supervision of W. W But­ troops replacing them will be Itali­ Insurance Company, said "compar­ ler. director of agencies. In his is to become independent. Ethi­ an With Ethiopia persisting in Dividend Check ed to the financial stateipent of the annual statement, Mr. Butler spoke opia objected to tills on lite grounds US objection to the trusteeship Three men were arrested previous year, you will certainly- of the-team cooperation which was that the UN charter provides that Wednesday in what is believed agreement, Somaliland will be a responsible for the great advance "any trusteeship agreement must be be the first case Involving theft (Continued On Hack Patri made in the various agencies. drawn tip with the consent of states a GI Insurance dividend directly concerned." _ ____„ , LeMoyne Alumni Many field objectives "were listed They were Leon Bennett, 21, of ELECT DR. EMORY ROSS PRESIDENT OF PHELPS- right, a trustee of the famous philanthropic or­ Italian. Sotpaliland and EtiUta | Informational by Mr. Butler as an aim for lfco. North Bellevue; Luther L, ' STOKES FUND-Dr. Emory Ross, center, newly- ganization^ following his election at the board border on Ethiopia A> former Ital- [ Speaker Sunday among them the Increase of per­ 22, of 909 Randle; and Louis dan colonies, they wen1 used as I elected president of the Phelps-Stokes fund, was meeting in New York City last week. On the Meet Vets sonnel and agency force; to insti­ Moore 21, 1210 Looney street. springboards for Mussolini s 1935 I For tute training courses In all districts: Jieartily congratulated by Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, left is Dr. Channing H. Tobias, director of fhe Thi check, belonging to Mack invasions of tne Abyssinianj Kmg- At Leqion Post to extend operations to still other Tibbs, of 234 Lucy for the fund.-(ANP). ' dom. Control of theselie.se two wat ask- , « communities which are In need of of 9121.00 was stolen from his ' ed by Ethiopia following World War1 An informational meeting will be the services offered by Union Pro­ box. The arrested men, held at held al Headquarters of Autress "II. tective; and to enlarge the educa­ writing in default of 11,000 Russell Post No. 27, Beale Avenue ' ' ' I tional and training program which must appear before the “KYGMIÉ BALL” TONIGHT WILL Auditorium,■ on Saturday night, REQUEST MODIFIED was Initiated in 1949 Grand Jury February »th. . However, Ethiopia had to modify February 4th. Commander Grover C. FAITHFUL ils request a bit. it |s now willing Burson Is calling the meeting so Union Protective Assurance Com­ CLIMM LOCAL NEGRO FIGHT to agree to the Italian trusteeship , that all Legionalres of the city can pany offers Industrial Burial, and Dean Sewell To over Somaliland, providing it is become familiar with the changes Disability Insurance.. Its policies granted control of Eritrea. But the made nt the National meeting of are serviced by ‘the Funeral Homes fate of the latter colony has not yet the American Legion. of T H Hayes and Sons, 8. W. Head Lane As SERVANT been decided. Chances made at the National Qualls, and Hayes and Langston. meeting will effect the charters of It is an Old Line Legal Reserve. President TONIGHT'S THE. NIGHT! tire-lover the right to attend At present, a five-man commis-, the State and it is important that The Company is divided into five In the lingo of "those tn the and dance to the music of one Dean Richard F. Bewell of sion, made up of representatives | each Leglonaire acquaint himself districts: Memphis, Nashville, Chat­ i know ." every "Cgt" and “Chick" the city's most popular orchestras. elevated to position of president from Norway. Burma. Colombia. with the new rules and regulations. tanooga. Knoxville, and Jackson, who knows how to hucklebuck or Luther Steinberg's aggregation, who No member veterans are welcome Iwne College Tuesday of thl$. W4 . Pakistan and South Aktoa, are en- with both the home office and a it wae announced by Bishop ' , is capable of "pitching a mean Ap­ ai furnishing their talent« free TH route tp Asmara to investlgote Erl-1 to .attend the 7 P M meeting 1 district office in the Bluff City Arthur Hamlett, presiding ple-Jack Boogie" will be on ha'xl charge The Board of Directors, re-elect/ A faithful M-year-old servant, , trean conditions and report theft . of the Second Episcopal and strippea down for action at PARK COMMISSION HELPS ed this year, are; Lewis H. Twigg, who had served four generations of findings to the "Little Assembly"1 of the C. M E. Church, sponsor Memphis' and the Tri-States' first The dance will be under the spon­ Site Purchased chairman: O. T. Westbrooks, Dr. the same family, was laid to rest by June 15. The latter will In turn the institution. Election ot an annual ."Kygmie Ball." sorship of, the Recreation Division make recommendations to the gen- j W O. Speight, E. R. Kirk. A. L. Wednesday in the family plot at minlstrator of the college to The "Kygmie Ball' is the name of the Memphis Park Commission. Rawl.y. A. M. Woods, and E. O. Elmwood Cemetery. She was Mrs. I eral assembly in September. For E. Memphis ceed President J. H, White adopted by the Negro Division of Mr. Marion Hale, an official of the Horne Annie Boyd Savage, who died in It is said that Burma, Pakistan | made durinc a meeting of the Memphis chapter of the In­ Recreation Division is spear-head­ Willie S. Taylor, graduate of the John Oaston Hospital 8unday af­ fantile Paralysis Foundation, in its ing, the activities outlined for the and Colombia are against giving Nursery are: board of directors. cliss of 1937 will be speaker for Officers of the company ternoon at 3 o'clock. drive to help raise funds to fight dance. Eritrea to Ethiopia,, pecause they The newly organized Board of Di­ Lane Is one of the largest LeMoyne Alumni Sunday after­ Lewis H Twigg, president; Dr. W. the menace of poliomyelitis in this Nat. Di Williams, WDIA radio favor an "Independent” country rectors of the proposed Nursery in 0 Speight, vice-president and medi­ best known institutions Before the Civil War, Mrs. Sav­ noon, Feb. 5, in the New Commons. age was a slave on a plantation area and the nation. disc jockey and chairman of the The U. S and Britain both prom­ East Blnghampton will meet Sun­ cal director; *E. R. Kirk, secretary­ by the C. M. E. Church. It bears Mr. Taylor Is a native of Ripley. at LaGrange, Tenn. She started ised’ Ethiopia the important »ast­ day afternoon, February 5, in Van- treasurer; 0. T. Westbrooks, assist­ name of the organiser of the (Continued On Pap* Twoi | dalia Court to effect final plans Tenn., where he is currently serving work for the late Mr. and Mrs The "ball' will take place tonight I ern part of Eritrea which includes ant secretary-treasurer; W. W. But­ the Late Bishop Isaac Lane, w at Beale Avenue Auditorium.' Ad the port of Massawa and the capi­ | for a fund campaign. . as principal of Johnsen Annex William M Randolph as a young 1 * ler, agency director, find A. L. son, Dr. J. F. Lane, served as Funds will be used to construct a School. girl of fifteen, and nursed the chil­ mission doesn't exist. Admittance tal. Asmara. Both have failed to Rawls, second vice-president. dent for many years. to the “Kygmie Ball'' will be in Nursery Building. 40 ft. wide and 50 Former instructors, who are still dren. grandchildren and great Elks Officials deliver. Thus. Ethiopia Is in the the form of donations. Any "do­ same spot she was when the League ft. long, on a two-lot site on McAdoo on the faculty at LeMoyne. remem­ grandchildren ot the family. Street near Tillman, fhe site was nation" ranging from fifty cents Are Installed of Nations failed 14 years ago to ber the usually high scholastic and selected because it will afford ample ______After the death of Mr and Mrs. | up to fifty dollars will gain a pleas- protect the country from an Euro­ conduct standards maintained by Nati Negro Business League I—t------L ------outdoor playyards, both in back and ^““¿aylor" throughout his college Randolph. Mrs. Savage worked for pean power. For The Year Jront of the Nursery. career Although his field of major Miss Amy Randolph and Mrs Lau- | PREPARE FOR WORST i Campaign for a Nursery in this ( t w mathematics, he was President To Address Chamber ra Morton of INI Central This state of affairs has Haile Fire Claims Two ' Officers of Bluff-City Lodge No. ZF&X«^'vely identified with student life Last rites were said for the life­ 96 were recently installed by Dis­ Selassie's country busily preparing long faithful woman at the chapel Infants At West trict Deputy and Regional Inspec­ for a possible outbreak of hostili­ while her Mother was at work dur- B'ld a<'t)Vl‘le;,h°n t^L.Ca?P^ fT* Horace C. Sudduth, President of. Cup" to the Individual that did of R. 8. Lewis and Sons Wednes­ tor Ernest M Thomas of New Or­ ties The extent of the antl-Itali- lng the Christmas holidays. Rest- ¡"Ws h«d the respect of h s fel- the National Negro Business I.es-1 most to foster the Chamber's day afternoon, Feb. 1. leans, La Deputy Thomas com­ an feeling is such that the little dents who long have spoken of the low s,,l[,enls H1’d teachers alike, gue, Cincinnati, Ohio will deliver gram doing 1940 The cup la She was the aunt of Mesdames Memphis, Arkansas mended Rev Howard W. Perry, re­ kingdom has cut ordinary govern­ need of a Nursery and Klndergar- Almost continuously since gra- the main address at the Know given to the Chamber by Mr. I Julia West, Maggie and Minnie Wil- Fire started by a kerosene stove I elected Exalted Ruler, for the fine ment expenditures and diverting ten will now have a chance to work duatton. Mr. Taylor has been en- Your Neighbor Breakfast spon- orado B. Johnson and will | caused the death of two children wav in which he had handled the toward that end Kaned In teaching, and through his Negro known as the “C. B Johnson (Continued On Back Pagel funds to the purchase of armaments. sored by the Memphis f who were burned , ,, I'.* , — ■- ■ Lodge, and extended appreciation The air force is being enlarged and Contributions are still being ac- work, has made a fine contribution Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Sud­ Each year It will change’from oil who wereburned las'.Sat- from the Grand Lodge. the military training program cepted by Mrs. Lillian Scott. Scotts to the educational, civic and social duth has won national fame for his member to another and will Army Seeks 19 home after the coal oil stove ex­ Due to the fine showing that speeded up. Flower Shop. 568 Scott Street. life of his community. outstanding ' League work which considered as one of the ploded. Bluff City Lodge No 96 made dur­ Justly proud of their fellow alum- was organized by the ' late Booker of the Chamber's program. Victims of the explosion are John ing the past year, Deputy Thomas i r.us, a large number of the local ¡T. Washington) Citizen« of this According to Louis R. J Colored Enlistees Lee Washington, 6, and his 7-year- recommended and "the Grind Ex­ Negro School At West Memphis graduates and former students will area remembers Dr. Suddith doing President, 20 minutes of thw Captain John Cordova of the Pub­ I old sister, Florence. alted Ruler. J. .Finley Wilson ap­ I be present Feb. 5th to hear and the National Budget Drive of the gram will be heard over one of » lic Information Office, Army Re­ I Their father, Eugene Washington, proved, and appointed Rev Perry Almost Hit By Fire Again I greet Mr Taylor on the second an­ League, delivering the main ad­ local stations. Several h cruiting, announced this week that i told firemen that his wife had assistant grand chaplain of the' An old frame building, covered I a school until financial arrange, nual observance of Alumni Day at dress In the cafeteria of Universal over the tri state area are the quotes are again open fos Ne­ 1 awakened him and told him that Grand Lodge with ter paper, the only school for' ments can be made to build a real 5 p. m. Life Insurance Company. ed to attend. The breakfast I the stove had become over-heated. gro men to enter the Army and 19 Many of the officers of the lodge 1,000 West Memphis, Ark., Negroes, one. It is doubtful that the gym He will be introduced by Edwin Highlighting the Know Your scheduled for Sunday, February eligible men will be screened for While attempting to throw the stove were re-elected The roster for the was threatened by fire again last will be equipped in time for use F. Prater, teacher at Hyde Park Neighbor Breakfast will be the pre­ 9:00 In the Del Morroa at I outside the explosion occurred, enlistment in the service. year will also be: Robert Jackson. week Firemen arriving within a , during this school year. and a fellow class mate. sentation of a “Service Award Hemando. knocking him outside the house. All those interested are asked to P,teemed Leading Knight: T J. few minutes after the blaze was i report to the Army Recruiting Of­ He pulled his wife out of the Spencer. E Loyal Knight: Moses reported, are responsible for the mi­ ■ a Man Freed In fice, Medical Arts Building. 154 Ma­ , fire but was unable to save the Adams, E Lecturing Knight; Isaac raculous saving of the building children who were burned to death dison Avenue, Memphis^ | A Polk. Secretary; Lt. George W which was half destroyed by a sim­ I^e, Treasurer; Simon Harding, Ti­ ilar blaze three years ago Traffic Fatality ller;' Harvey Prahklin. Esquire: ter; The firemen had been assembled LeRoy Wilson of 475 James Turpin, Inner Guard; Atty.'. for training class at the city hall was cleared m City Court W B L. Hooks, Maurice Hulbert, Rob- and reported that the blaze had day, of a charge of reckless Dissension Within ert Jones, Frank Scott; and Will evidently started from a faulty flue Wilson was Involved In an Taylor, trustees with which the five coal burning In Series Of Armed Robberies January 5th. Three wltn«» stoves of the school are connected. tied that he was driving Less than $50 worth of damage was » 25 add 30. west on Jackson. 1 Mrs. Allura Stams done. Holdup Man Slain Mrs. Love Estell Phebu». white, KKK Ranks Uncovered * Although the damage was small 70, stepped from a neutral trip ! Mme. Gorine Young no classes were held at the school Boy Scout Institute In Liquor Store j the path of his car. stoner for accounts and collections, , the next davr where teachers say. ' ; • t/ 3 v .Mrs. Phebus w « a WASHINGTON. D. C-

v— PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ♦ ’’Kick-Off' Meet For LeBonheur Hospital Fund Drive Tonight ' • - , ' '-r, - \ , ■ A V Union Protective Assurance Bldg., 368 Beale Under Direction, Negro Division, L. H. Twigg, Chr J ,1 TWO i FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1950 MEMPHIS WORLD, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE «»Iti— but he will have-to move tmesi « Gillespie first. Herbert ‘ Pretty Boy" "Kijmil Ball Mhoon, keep an eye on Clarice Stin­ (Continued from Page One) Manassas High School son because I saw her the other A AM I HISTORY SI UDY « night with Slick. Beulah and Oscar Importance in today’s world. Negro Division for the 1950 polio The Social Science Club, under are still going strong. (I guess). Who drive In Memphis and Shelby coun­ leadership bf Mrs. Addie D Jones, said that Keeley and Benita had MAMAS BABY BOY TONIGHT CLUB HONORS ROBERT E. CLAi ty, will serve as efcee for the oc­ is sponsoring Negro History Week quit and Ernest Beasley had mov­ Don't forget tonight, February 3 casion. ’ „ ’' which will be observed by Manassas ed in? That not the way I heard ft is the night for you to see that Mr. Robert E. Clay, state 'devel­ College), with an average attend- Among his duties will be the "auc­ February 13-17. The first part will . (Now ain't that late?) Frank John­ oper of Negro education and direc­ aiiff of 425, a cabinet of 55 mem­ tioning off of several hats which be Dr. Carter O. Woodson’s 15 Most riotous, rollicking Comedy — Ma­ mas Boy in Manassas Auditorium son still goes to Klondike to see tor of the Tennessee A. and I. State bers which transacts all busines. were sent to him. for the occasion Outstanding events in Negro His­ Odessa but he doesn't know what ?• « p. M. The play stars Houston College Sunday School, was hon- matters, three superintendents by several of the world’s most out- tory. which are: Landing of Negroes he's doing. A certain girl bought *’ Btephens as ‘ Mamas Boy” and Dor­ •ored Bunday morning, January 22. three secretaries, a director and co­ outstanding Negro leaders. Among 1619 - Slaying of Crlspus Attucks. boy a ticket to the last senior dance othy Atkins as ’’Daddy's Baby Girl.” ■ eluding faculty and staff members, director, represents one of the be t those sending hats to be “auction­ 1710 - Peter Salem at Bunker Hill. - will there be a repeat perform- They are supported by an outstand­ when more than 700 persons. In organized college Sunday Schools in ed" are: Ralph Bunche, interna­ 1775 - Northwest Territory Ordi­ ’ ance this time? News is getting ing cast of thesplarjsjuid its a show student« and local citizens, assem­ the nation. tionally famous~Negro diplomat .. nance, 1787 — Missouri Compromise scarce because nobody is cutting 1819 — Nat Turner’s Insurrection, you won’t want to mlsi bled in the College Auditorium A Devotions were led by Louis N the man who hesled the wounds capers any more except maybe Pete 1831 — Formation of. Abolitionists. special program, sponsored by the Williams, vice-president of the HI- of one of the world’s most serious McAfee. Bennie Jennings, and a 1838 — Launching of Underground KEY HOLE KATE History Study Club, was rendered tory WIMClub.„. The,,lv occasionw„lw„ wasWM brief-Ullci. trouble spots, Israeli .. anothei few more. Marcellus Shaw refuses in recognition of Mr. day's con- )y stated by Prof. Merl R Eppse, hat is that of outstanding Negrc Railroads, 1849 — Omnibus Bill, Flash!!! Deacon Jones has a girl to__ let...... ‘his ...... chick read ...... his paper. trlbution toward the development Director of the Division of History Congressman and political leader 1850 — Died Scott Decision, 1858 — friend. Tom "Harry Darnell’’ Vann »instead, he buys her one. I wonder and growth 01 the Sunday S’ch.o! I md Geography, and one of the the first Negro to headjm impor Civil War, 1863 - 1865 - Recjn- shared first prize with another Dar­ how Mack Bass, is doing. Helen with which he has been identified ponsors. tant U. S. House of Representative/ struction Era, 1868-1895 — First nell prospect in the talent show and Holmes looks cheerful as ever. (1 Exodus From South, Booker T. Wash spent the prize money getting his know someone else who'ban make since 1918, and officially connected President Dans who was present­ Committee. Hon William Diwson suit cleaned and pressed. Eddie Me- for, more than twenty-live years. ed' by Jimmuir Cotton. Club Pres:- Still another hat is that of Lestei ington Era, and the Great Migra­ iter happy). Well, bye for now. I’ll tion — 1917-1940 These topics will Croon visits Klondike mighty often. I dent. gave the principal addre- Granger, head of the National Ur­ be seeing you in your favorite pa­ The Robert E. Clay Sundav I building his discourse around the ban League, an organization whose be elaborated on by members and (Carl Stotts got late) Gloria’s father per, the WORLD, next edition...... came for her after the talent show, School * *"so ...».named -s “Polio Sunday" project. $89.39. Other Martha Crumley, assistant secre­ At Porter School ministers o[ the conference will re­ tary and Paul Thompson, treasurer.

j New And Modern Club News Cafe Opens Mon. The Handy House Residents of the Walker and Mis- Usippt area will have another res­ taurant added to their neighbor­ hood shoptung area the Handy House, which will have its Grand '»pining Monday. Feb 6 Located next to the Ace Theatre i't 995<- Mls>’-sippi. Handy House Hotel will feature the be t of food served MEMPHIS MIXERS SOCIAL Miss ti a retiued atmosphere No beer turned w01 lie sold Three shifts ol experienced girls III be al the service of the clien- 'ele who will find the very latest in tauipnient and furnishings at REGISTERED nurse« Handy House ASSOCIATION Opening h:ur has been set at 5 The Registered Nurse» A«octe- 1. m. to give the working men and tion met at the residence of MIm women a place to get cither a quirk Annie Lee Matthew». 2S55 Saratoga. Manday. Jan. 9. with the President. eup of good coffee or a complete Mrs Bessie Oakley, presiding. The breakfast THE RENAISSANCE HOLIDAY meeting was well attended. Hmdy House will stay opened GROUP . At the conclusion of the buaine« until 1 a m to accommodate those The Renaissance Holiday Group session the hoete» served delicious who may attend a movie and desire met with Mrs. E. L. Butler. 1245 refreshments in her hospitable man­ a place to slop for a light snark All i Pioneer The meeting was opened ner. these metrls. plus lunch and sup-1 by the president. Mrs. B. J Baskin The next meeting will be held at per, will be available for you at i Devotion was led by Mrs. Irma Var the residence of Mr». Bessie Oakley Handy House starting Monday, Feb naijo Remarks were made by the 1411 Tunica Street. president who asked for new years expressions. All members respond­ ed Reports of all committee« were made. Plans were made for Uw ac­ tivities of 1950. ■ a Mrs Virginia Fogg, centered her qulx on Lincoln with Mrs Varnado Rankins-Towner and Mrs. Tessle Sisson participa­ Mr B G Olive, Jr. and Mr A ting Lovely gifts were received. A Maceo Walker are back from Chi­ delicious birthday cake was present cago after attending the National Nuptial Revealed Hyde Park School ed to Mrs. B. J Baskin, and Miss Negro Insurance Association meet­ Miss Mamie J Seale has announc Charb'se Hurd. The group shower ing, of which Mr Olive is National ed the marriage of her hiece, Mar­ Prof. A. B. Bland, president. Mr Walker is Actuary of tha Bernice Rankin, daughter of ed them with a gift the same Association. Mrs. Laura Love. Chicago, to Rev: The hosteis served an exquisite Principal Charles 8. Towner, January 21 menu The ceremony took place in the Mrs B. J. Baskin, president. f The following students made the' ANNUAL FELLOWSHIP MISS JENNIE MAE ALLEN "Honor Roll" doing the third six I DINNER TONIGHT home of Rev and Mrs. James Virginia Fogg, secretary Miss Jennie Mae Alien will be Mrs. Tessie Sisson, reporter weeks of the school year according Towner, parents of the groom, in You are urged to attend the An­ one of the attractive models in a to the Instructors at Hyde Park West Memphis. ’Arkansas, with the Spring Fashion Revue Tuesday. PROSPERITY WOMEN8' CLUB 4-1 Honor . Pupil, Sidney Bowen. nual YWCA Fellowship dinner groom’s father officiating The bride where electors will be voted on at February 14. The Club held two regular meet­ Booker Deever. Ralph Jenkins. Na­ was given In marriage by her bro­ The revue will be held at Clay­ Tickets may be secured from any ing« in January The first meeting talie Crafy. Elanor, Gandy. Ed- the LeMoyne Common«, tonight at ther. Mr Clifton H Love 8 o'clock. born Temple AME Church with member of the club at .50 each. The winor Gandy. Dorothy Kinard. Ma-' The bride attended school in Holly Mrs, Jennie Brodnax is General Mrs. Nancy 8tlnson director. The public ts invited to attend. cine McCain. Henretta Parrish. Lo­ Springs, Mississippi. She is president Chairman. retta Parrish, Ankle Roberson. Ar- of the Moonlight Gospel Singers, of nietta Taylor. Lucy Thomkin and I Memphis Rev. Towner is manager Alina Turner. S O. Brown, Iiwtruc- of the True Loving Five, quintet, tor; 4-4 Grade, Robert Ellis, Stevan : Rev. E. W. Perry which Is heard every Sunday morn­ Dortch. Savannah Butler. Geraldine1 ing at 8 45 over Station KWEM Johnson. Susanna Sidney. Georgia Miss Seale, aunt of the bride, will Atkins. Leona Dortch and Allie Mae I Gives Stirring . give a reception tor the newly weds PERSONALS Allen. Wooten. Instructor; 5-1 Grade Friday February 3. at 1293 Central Rosemary Alexander. Gloris Demlrc. Men's Day Address Avenue. . Rev. and Mrs Charles Towner is Estella Durant, Claudine Hopkins , ’ A thrilling and moving climax A seasonal party was given at the beri Hill. Mesdames Priscilla Tho­ now residing at 399 Crump Boule­ Y. W WIVES CLUB GIVES Elizabeth Garrett, Florence John­ was given Brotherhood Month of residence of Mr and Mrs Ardea mas. Murtha Gladney Estella John­ vard. MONTHLY LUNCHEON son, Helen Murell. Lena Patterson. Metropolitan Baptisl Church last Carnes. 1662 Brookins Street The son. Grella Reeves. Bernice Trotter, Members of the Y. W Wives Club Mabie Spencer, Margaret Walker. Sunday afternoon. January 29, with hostess wore a lovely sky blue taf­ Esther and Elizabeth Johnson. of the Vance Avenue Branch of the Estelle Wilson, Eliza Young, Eddie tlie special address delivered by Rev feta gown with blue and gold ac­ YWCA gave their monthly lunch­ Roy Chambers, Leroy Hopson. E W Perry, pastor. Tabernacle Bap­ cessories. Mr and Mrs. George T. Kelley oi eon last Wednesday afternoon at the Ihornton Klhard and Ather Lee tist Church, Oklahoma City, Okla. The menu was well planned and St. Louis, Mo., are visiting friends Miss Beatrice Louise Becton of S. Thomas, M. J Mixon, 'Instructor; In spite of the inclement weather. carried out a color Scheme of red and relatives in Memphis. The new­ Orleans la visiting friends in,New The ladies meet twice a month, 6-3 Grade. Ruby Starks, Robert : the church auditorium was crowded and white. ly married couple have been in the Orleans She will remain there un­ the second Wednesday in the month Ewing. Mattie Bland, Albert Woods, to hear the stirring message brought Guests enjoyed the games and Bluff City since January IL They til after Mardl Gras. Her mother. is set aside for activities such as Arnetta Harris, Ernest Rainey, by the outstanding leader who as other entertainment arranged by were married January 19th at the Mrs. Lottie Lou Brooks will join art — textile painting of new drap­ Claudette Turner, Rnnule Taylor. Vice President at large of the Na­ Mrs. Carnes Tiiey were Mr. and First Baptist Church, 8t. Louis. her in New Orleans February 5th. eries of the building — china paint­ Amelia Murrell, Edward Ingram. tional Baptist Convention, and Pre­ Mrs. Arthur Ellison. Mr and Mrs. The bride is the former Miss Annie They are both members of Beale ing, including figurines and other Barbara Brown. Donald Sandy. Mar­ sident of the Oklahoma State Bap­ Zebedee Love, Mr. and Mrs Al- Ruth Stanton, daughter of Mrs. Avenue Baptist. articles. The fourth Wednesday be­ garet Bland. George Clegget’t, Rob­ tist Convention, has traveled ex. ing devoted. to a luncheon each ert Johnson, Alfred Junes and James , tei.sively and »peaks as s gifted ira- month. Jones. Woolen, Instructor; 7-2 •i tor. Mrs G L Lee is Chairman. Grade. Arthur MeDainc). Rembert, The speaker was introduced by Mrs. W B Woods is'reporter Instructor; 7-3 A Grade tiara I Rev. W L Varnado, pastor of Juijt returned home for a day'after Young. Kathleen Wilson, Ruth I Jackson Avenue Baptist Church', a two weeks rest in Hot Springs Knight. Katherine Beamon. Theo­ and remarks were made by Rev. are Dr and Mir R, Q. Venson Mrs UNION PROTECTIVEgì ASSURANCE CO. dore Avery, and Sheran Holloway iS. A Owen, pastof of Metropolitan Venson left Wednesday for Albany .8-2 Edward McDaniel; 8-3 A Grade i J W. Mahonc. General Chair­ State College in Albany. Ga. where Mary Moore and Wilbert Davis. man of the Program, presented the she is still searching for talent and Principal Bland states that nu­ various Chairmen of Committees Conventional Statement For The Year Ending December 31,1949 beauty for the "Cotton Makers Ju­ merous of his students contacted who had worked to make the pro­ bilee" Dr. Venson will leave to­ him and mnde’lt known that they gram a success and greetings were morrow for Chicago where he will will triple this list when the next I extended by A. Edward Robinson. attend the mid-winter "Dental roll is published in the Memphis Z L. Bonner had charge of pro­ Clinic” to be held at the Stephens World. ~ i gram arrangements. Finances for LEDGER ASSETS LIABILITIES AIR TRAINING - Private

James Blanchard. 17-year-old son f I of Mrs Thelma Robinson of 220 1. Mort. Loans $267,454.31 Linden Avenue, has ge|x>rted to Lackland AFB. the "Gateway to 2. Real Estate the Air Force,' to“begin the AF $275,793.00 J basic airmen indoctrination course owned 23,187.47 .1 His thirteen weeks of basic train­

ing will prepare him for entrance I into Air Force, technical training 3. U.S. Gov't 5,758.00 and foi assignment in specialized ~ Bonds'" 250,600.00 work .rThj^'èWj* wilt flielilde a scientific'èvalYwt'mn .■ (ri his apti­ 2,380.00 tude and inclination for following 4. Cash in Off. 2,034.71 a particular vocation and career X Lackland, situated near San An­ 5. Cash in Banks 64,837.25 tonio, Texts, is the world's largest 2,988.74 air force base center of Air Force 6. Agts. & Mgrs. I basic training for airmen and wo­ I men. Bal. 6,048.32 3,900.85

$614,162.06 5,000.00

J NON LEDGER ASSETS • 15,037.50 - f

7. Int. Due on TOÎ.UAB. ; Mort. Loans 1,886,04 EXCEPT CAP. 8. Ini. Due on J------r Stalli b ’V J & Surplus 310,858.09 It • Tpl *-7** I _ Bonds 1,693.31 $310,858.09 1 • • • * • * *■ J 9. Rent due 18.00 3,597.35 f 8. Contingent t __ Res. 20,000.00 IQ., Net Uncol. Prems 10,470.43 10,470.43 - 9. Cap. Stock 100,250.00 ----- —------io:ah. GROSS ASSETS ...... $628,229.84 _ - Surplus 191,073.43 1 Deduct Assets Non Sure to top them all Admitted 6,048.32 $311,323.43

Tot. Admitted Assets $622,181.52 TOTAL LI AB. . $622,181.52 —f------• . * Amount Of Insurance In Force $8,300,020 BUY OF THE WE^K. ' '_ Stokely’s Honey Pod P*a« -♦he fines» grown - $weet young» ♦endr — packed HOME OFFICE-368 Beale Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee------8-1802 dew-freiM .

The Best Cooks Uss DISTRICT OFFICE-364 Beale Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee —— 5-1488 Smtm'i 1 Cron. BLENDED WHISKEY. 96.8 Proof. 65M Grail Ntuiril Spirits. Seigram Disbllen Corp , Chrysler BurlSmg. NiwYork Stokslys /wort Foods - MEMPHIS W'ÔILD, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE • FRIDAY, MMUAIY 3,1990 ■------I------pressive Ceremonies For Votes st Housing Loan In Miss. Of THE SPORTS GRILL NEW YORK — iJNSi— Have k of winning favorites only .18.. i. JACKSON, Miss. - In a public E. B Whittaker. National Field load of hash 'from Hialeah-.Bill Horatio Luro .the fashion plate ceremony attended by scores ot Representative of the Farmers Passen Our Miami "eye" . .wires trainer from South America....re­ local, state and national leaders Home Administration, Washing« Electoral Setup us everybody Is , walking around ported ready to spring a few 8. A. students, farmers and agricultural ton, D C„ brought personal greet with beaming kissers except the sleepers on the unsuspecting na­ workers, Mr and Mrs David Rob- ings from Administrator DUJard WASHINGTON The Senate ap­ form players •»..and »I there are no tives , .as he has so often in the inaon of Monticello received the B Lasseter. ' proved Wednesday a proposed con­ more bridge jumpers left....be­ past.... first farm housing loan In the President Jacob L. Reddix ol , stitutional amendment to revise the cause Ben Jones used them all up And were you aware that mil­ State to a Negro. family from Stale Jackson College said. In charactei system of electing lhe U. S Presi­ dent by allocating the electoral the last time he sent out a 1 to 4 lionaire Mike Phlppa. ...one of the Director T. B. Fatherree of the istic American fashion the FHA, world's greatest polo player» Farmers Home Administration at has gone about helping to solve voles of the states to candidates on shot to finish up the track .. Bill grieves when an odds-on once turned down Sea-biscuit, Cen- Jackson College many rural problems and now this th« basis of their popular vote. Calumet colt gets a bad case of the of War Admiral? la maU^“ the presentation oTafarm' housing program is merely The proposal-providing for a rc- of the''time-honored Elec7 slows., because he’s got a six- The Wheatley stable had about check for $2200 to the Robinson another --forward step in this di-' derided Seabisrnit didn't have what family. Mr. Fatheree said. "There¿rection" He recalled that several i toral College system was paved, 64 mouths old son and another al­ 1 to 27. exceeding the two-tliirds ma­ ready on the way but that does It takes ..and actually offered one is no difference whatsoever in the years a similar celebration was held not deter Bill from noting that of America'» all-time great hones reactions of Negro farmers and at Jackson College at which time jority required for approval of a I constitutional amendment. Tr<) Atkinson is the hero of a rac­ to Phipps as a polo pony white tinners, in accepting ■ their the first Mississippi Negro farm­ ing short now filmed at Hialeah Phipps took one look at Biscuit’s full responsibility for better citi- er who repaid his farm ownership i Senate action sent the proposed ... showing the jockey's all-day bulging knees and refused to buy senship when given a chance to loan some 30 years ahead of sched- ; amendment to the House where a routine from bed to bed him for a toif bucks. .“. .Phipps said improve their standards of living uled was hunored as the Robinson ’ similar majority is required before Some of the railhirds think Calu­ thr sharp turns a polo pony has A farm is very much like a factory family is honored now. it is submitted to the states. Iliree- It. met’s true Krnturky Derby reliance to make would break down the Bis­ It cannot produce quality o*. fouiths of which must ratify Prayer was offered by the Rev. cuit after which the Biscuit pro­ quantity unless it is a going con-I J. B Wheaton, pastor of Central | is Shine Boy and not Theory. Ben Jones professes to fear Tom ceeded to wni a few hundred thou»- corn, fully equipped to do a real Methodist Church in Jackson. The Movie Closed After Gray's Oil Capitol in (he Derby and bucks for the stable which Job This is also true of the farm ' Jackson College choir under' the di­ tried to peddle him for peanut* . home.” , rection of Prof. Rogie Clark sang I Issue Of Warrants hut you may recall that last year he feared everybody never­ And John (’,. Clark Hialeah "We joy for poor housing, both in several numbers. Rev. A. L Rice OXFORD, Pa. - 'ANPi The president is wondering if Brook­ the cities and in the rural slums, in MISS. FARM LOAN The first farm housing loan ident... of. Alcorni College, principal speaker,- Mr. theless his Ponder took all the mar­ College Chaplain was master of' Oxford theatre, scene of recent ac­ lyn doesn't turn out more hoss enlarged police staffs, jails and to a Negro family in Mississippi wds presented and Mrs. Robinson, T. B. fatherree, State Direc­ bles. ceremonies. tion to break down Jim-crow of player» than any othrr city in the other Institutions aimed at correct Among the distinguished visitors tor, Farmers Home Administration who is hand­ Hollie Hughes has trained long­ last week at a public ceremony to Mr. and Mrs. students of nearby Lirfoln Uni­ er for one owner than any other world ing society's -fflsi“ and guests, presented were: Attor­ ing the couple a check for $2200; President Ja- versity is closed temporarily for When the home town of the Dr. J. R. Otis, President of Al­ ney O. B. Taylor of the Mississippi David Robinson of Monticello at Jackson College, man... Laddie Sanford. now boss cob L. Reddix of Jackson College; E. B. Whittaker, repairs, it has been reported. of Sanford stud says Hughes winning owner is mentioned after corn College, delivered the prin­ Title Insurance Company; Tom Jackson, Mississippi, before a distinguished cipal address. He said: ______|______'-JjFHA National Field Representative, Washington, The closing of-the-theatre recall­ was training for Sanford’s dad. 50 each race the fans rock the »te­ Patterson, State Director of the ed a vow made by Joseph Cowl, its dium if the owner happens to be “A man does not have to have a production and Marketing Associ- group of local, state and national leaders. Shown D. C.; FHA County Supervisor J. H. Carr of Law­ years ago and the old boy's’Still owner and manager, that he would saddling his sharp of winners.. from the pearl of the gnwanus college education* to farm ¡60 acre.- ation; Dudley Miller and Quinn in the photo, left to right, are: Dr. J. R. Otis, pres- rence County. « never permit colored, patrons to sit which is Brooklyn, of course of land successfully. This is demon Tynes, members of the Count;, | Most aply named nag turf has wherever they pleased in the movia Brooklynites seem to have only two strated all over the state of Mis- FHA Committee of Lawrence County known in years is Slo Moe who house. has been running dead last in al) objects in life to root for the sissippi and the South, If farm- home of Mr and Mrs. Robinson; Dodgers and attack the mutel win­ ing is to pay a man with the | Mrs. R L Sett, FHA county clerk The barriers which separate the his races form players have been races are the targets of legal ac- dows ...selah average site family of five he must and James H Carr, Lawrence Cour, taking a beating with percentage tioh which has been started by the farm more than 40 acres." ty FHA Supervisor. “The new type ' of farming,1 student body «Vh the aid of the livestock and crops, cannot be W H Merrtll. Farm Ownership BY MIX VIRGIL OVERBEA Philadelphia NAACP. Newlyweds At Savannah done successfully on 50 acres un- Division Head. FHA State Office, The latest counter-action start­ ed when Ralph Anderson, Gavard less the livestock consist wholly of Hubert Morley. Housing Specialist; EZZAI1D CHARLES • Maxim twice in close decisions, but poultry or hogs." A. Maceo Smith, Regional Racial S. Wilmore and his brother, Jac­ SUDILI) I IGIIT lost to Charles for the heavyweight He said it takes only three things Relations Advisor. Housing and ques, along with Bepjamin Hol­ State College Honored Still Raging 'JOEY MAXIM FOB TITLE title.... he’s out.... to farm the more economical unit Home Finance. Agency, Dallas, man, all Lincoln students wenii of 120 acres or more, namely, capi- Texas; Ocie Lee Smith. State FHA into the theatre and sat in the ’ * NEW YORK —iINSi— Charges The next logical heavyweight Bruce Woodcock w ho has been SAVANNAH. Ga. The newly-tseph Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer tai and a fairly good sense of office. Little Rock, Arkansas: O. L "white" section. The men remain­ and counter charges were still fly- , championship match should be bet­ postponing his scheduled fight with weds of Savannah State College . Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haygood valued; application of brain power “Bates-*~i rand—* *L. ”E. "Carruth. *u Veteran ing today in the wake of Don Ge- ween Ezziird Charles, NBA heavy-1 Lee Savold time after time because ed in this section in spite of or- were entertained with a gala re­ Mr. and Mr> William Shropshire. in the management of such a farm Training Officers; R. H Miller. U hrtnann—Fred Wilt toile race in weight champion, and Joey Maxim, of an automobile accident. It is this tiers to move, ception given in their honor by the Mr. Nelson Freeman whose wife and a little skill applied to the 8. Forest Service; R C. Paige, Madison Square Garde&Ujaturday world's lightheavyweight champion. corner's guess that Woodcock is Later wyrants were issued i could not be present, and Mrs Ear­ County Agent, Lawrence County. community club on Fiiday even­ work done in order that The min­ night. Both men haVi- tnk«ii .(afe of ev­ through despite his British heavy- against Cowl, Subsequent inci- line Smith whose husband could not L Herbert Henegan. Informant in J.ahuary 20th. imum amount of labor-saving Experts and officials were divi­ ery opponent in their paths during weight crown. i'dents reached proportions of a be present. Specialist, Farmers Home Admin- tore The community house, th* setting machinery can be used. ded today into three classes: A the past year. I threatened riot. Appropriate music tor the affair "What is being done by the Farm istration. Washington. D C t Percy Savold just another old. war for the occasion, was beautifully de- Those who thought Wilt, the FBI - cofattii^vith white gladioli and was presented by Mr. Hilliary Hat­ er» Home Administration in im- Greene, Editor, Jackson Advocite.Advocste: flyer won; B* those who were con­ By winning a knockout victor« lu horse making good because no one chett of the college music depart­ proving the lot of farm people will L M McCoy, President of Rust wrest the 175-pound crown from- else in the ring not truly of D. C. To Hire Teachers terns. vinced the official decision was ment. assisted by Mrs. Mildred leave the Nation many times rich- College and G. W Williams, prin- correct in naming Gehrmann; the Freddie Mills in London, “cream championship caliber count him Tr> Rraa|< School Jam The honorees formed an elegant Burch. er,’stronger and more vigorous." 1 cipal of Oakley Training School Wisconsin see. the winner; and C.Joe Louis? 09.3 men are legitimate i75-pounders ease the overcrowding At colored were Mrs. Westmoreland of Atlan' ’, Attend Chicago Convention Hbre is his answer to Charles' re­ the Dodgers and as a football, base­ who find themselves on top of the schools. Georgia who is visiting her daugh­ The victims of this official rhu­ cent radio challenge; ball, basketball and track perform­ heavyweight heap because nobody er at UCLA will be included. Another development In the city's ter. Mrs. Edwina Ford of Savannah, CHICAGO -■Society’" •« vj n*p president °f tht dPnlal DU Sable. Hazel Curtis. Harrison » versity Library School, and E whether I did or not I think it group. Dr A K Smith. Memphis Clarice Jones, state consultant and Wilhemina Craig, Lindblom. only fair that since I Consented to TlTe~local presidents.-Dr. A L. ------4------Need Screen school and public libraries. Geor­ run Gehrmann at his favorite dis- Johnson. J. W Motley, and F. gia; Mrs. Sadie P. Delaney, chief tance. he now race nfe at mine the Strozier. were introduced by the librarian. Veterans Hospital. Tus­ IWO Plans To two mile or three mile event." master of ceremonies. Dr ,B F Mc- kegee. Ollie Brown. State Teachers Cleave All made interesting re- lest For Movie Sheer - Nylons College. Mrs. Carrie C. Robinson, Thé experts are unanimous in marks. state library consultant. Montgom­ Form New Unit believing that Wilt can take Ge­ HOLLYWpOD, Calif. - It won’t Limited Time ery. Alabama; Mrs Lillian A Ward. hrmann over the two or three mile Dr. R ,yE Bland presented' the CHICAGO - 'ANPI - A found­ ...... , that be necessary for Jackie Robinson, to | Lanier High School. Jackson. Miss: i route. Perhaps he can. In any new moving picture machine —Only— A. P Marshall. Winston-Salem Tea­ ing conference to establish a new event, it would be a great race if was lately purchased by the -BluLMake a screan test for his own life’ national society of the Interna­ City group to the society and “its story .“—The ..Jackie .. Robinson Story” chers College and-D Eric Moore, di­ Gehrmann would agree to meet guests A vfery valuable and inspirra- which movie cameras will start: rector. Ubrarv School, North Cato- 1 tional Workers Order, embracing the FBI man over a longer route Huge-Savings line College. Durham, and Dorothy the general lodges in, and adja­ than the mile. tional picture on "Modem Medical grinding on February 15. | Improvements” was accepted by all The Dodger second-sacker also Banford. Miami. Florida cent to, the Negro communities, These ore On Nylons ’ Directors of both the Cleveland Dr McCleave presented the honor will be givpn penmission to report Arkansas was represented by Mrs. will take place in New York City I and Chicago games naturally guests who in turn gave -an out­ late to the Brooklyn training lamp Oeneva N. Harris. Philander Smith on Feb. 11 and 12 at the Lilly au­ (selected imperfects) would prefer to rematch the pair line of his respective work of his at Vero Beach, Fla . according to 59- College. Little Rock; Kentucky by ditorium of the Henry Lincoln John- ; Your Stores ¡'over the mille distance Since Ge- particular group, which was inter­ Branch Rickey, if the film isn't James O’Burke. Kentucky State son Lodge, 15 West 126th street. I hrmann is defending champion in esting.' After listening to-the pro­ completed when the n ajor league, College. Frankfort and C Elizabeth All of the IWO general lodges in I the bankers’ mile at Chicago Wilt gress of all thre^ groups, each man open their '50 campaign. March 1 “ GROFF HOSIERY STORE Johnson. Louisville. Louisiana by and adjacent to Negro communities I probably would have to come to expressed his appreciation and a Edna Simmons. Booker Washington throughout the country are electing Ruby Dee. Broadway actress, will 309 BEALE AVENUE------166 MADISON AVENUE that race to tnguge Don again. 'desire to become more closely asso­ High 8chool. New Orleans; and delegates to The conference. This (Portray Jackie’s screen wife in the ciated’socially. The interest was picture which will require about tw > I so intense, the-meeting ran late into weeks to film. conference will formally act to the night, but despite the late hour. launch the new society, elect Its "I'm sure Jackie will do a com Dr , H H Johnson, rushed home petent job," said William Heine officers, and map out its program and returned with a group of so­ fnan, the man who signed the of work. cial pictures, that' produced round- baseball star to a film contract A special session of the confer­ of laughter The incoming president He has demonstrated that he has ence on Saturday afternoon will be of the dental group. Dr A W Jef­ poise and a good speaking voice in devoted to the unity of the ration­ ferson. expressed on his leave a verv many newsreel, television and radio pleasant evening. • • • al groups and the Negro people appearances" and their common interest in elimt • t. The Bluff City Medical Associa­ Robinson, ace second bast .nan for | nating segregation, discrimination tion is. looking-forward tp another the Brooklyn Dodger’s and the first | Jim Crow and anti-Semitism fiom gathering of the three groups in Negro to enter major league ball,1 American life. On Sunday evening. the near future Feeliipz it js neces- ‘ won’t be expected to do ony heavy Feb 12. the general council of the sary to.be reunited as ,"In t nitj «■motrng ■IWO will give- a banquet to honor There, 1» Strength.” , Much of the film will be devoted HAVE the new' society at the American The host and hostess, of Terrell to shots of the famed athlete in Yugoslav home here. • Memorial Hospital. Dr and Mrs achnn. said Heineman, vice presi- ———A*--—

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Express Indignation Chicago Hale Over Powell's Letter 1 Leader To ' WAtSHlNG|X)N, 1). (NNPA)— House Repuhlicjna last week lutlked over signing eilher the Powell or the Roose­ velt petition to discharge the RulM-Committee from further consideralion of the Administration’s fair employment prac­ Face Jury tice bill. They were particularly indjgmt failed to sign Ills petition by Wed- White Circle over i letter they had received from ' nesday. . Representative Adam C. Powell 1 Representative Paul W Shafer, NEW OFFICERS OF CHICAGO PRIVATE SCHOOL membership committee. League May Democrat, of New York, sponsor of i Republican, of Michigan, tore up I ( the bill in Lhe House. threateiiing Powell's letter on lhe floor (if the | GROUP -Newly elected officers of the Association Shown in the photo, left Io right, ar«i Fleet­ to put them “on the spot” if they House, saying he was filing it in' wood McCoy, general counselor; Oscar C. Brown, 1 ;------:------| of Private Schools tn Chicago met last week in Be Outlawed the "vertical file, it you know what the home of the president, Walter Carter, to out­ vice president; Clotilde Dent, treasurer; Mr. Car- I mean." line their 1950 program. The group voted that ter; Burneese Walker, corresponding secretary JHICAGO-tANPi- Tlie would-he After reading Powell's letter to and Otto Von Dickerson, recording secretary.— Justice Dept. tlw House, Shafer said he had elven the association become a "closed oiganiiation" lehrer of the most .vicious race­ some thought to signing his pell-1 and that admissions be via invitation from the (ANP). hate gang to take root In Chicago tion but the letter had definitely rfi-coripred i««t .week that Negroes changed his mind. are not docile subhuman creatures To Probe Case ho had depicted in his klan-like fl- Mr. Shafer said Mr Powell did j not "exhibit the tolerance that ( terature. should be expected from a man who New Orleans Hate-Baiter Joseph Beauharnais. 53-year-old seeks legistotlon which he claims president of the White Circle league will promote tolerance and-better has been arraigned in Racket court NEW ORLEANS, La - A. rare : VIOLENCE RESPONSIBILITY week by Francis X Walker, acting well wrote in part as follows: 1 baiting political demagogue who The league has been partly re­ assistant attorney general of tlw "My Dear Colleague: I have filed styles himself the defender of sponsible for the series of violence WASHINGTON. D. C.-' Atomic The thesis of lite exhibition is ' i United States. Discharge Petition No 21. On Wed­ "white supremacy" and falsely pa­ i removed, about 90,000 cubic yards against Negroes moving into former­ Energy", un exhibition prepared that science is truly international; MONROVIA, LIBERIA-IANPl- nesday. January 25 (February 1>, rade, under the guise of a Dixiecrat nearly equalled the amount of fill- ly restricted neighborhoods by the editors of LIFE Magazine, is and that atomic energy is not an Track-laying for Liberia's first rail- 1950, at 12 o'clock noon or as soon whs given the bums rush by police in required across the swamps and Last week, Judga John Qutkne- currently on , display in Founders exclusively scientific matter but iroad-to extend 45 miles from the Asks Judgment thereafter as possible, I will read on here last week when he attempted low areas for proper railroad grad­ •ht granted Beauharnais a jury Library at Howard University. The 'vili inevitably Involve social and po­ coastal capitol of Monrovia, north­ lhe floor the mass of those Repub­ to hold a "hate meeting" at the ward to the’ highgrade iron ore de­ rial, and the case was set for a exhibition, prepared on consultation litical and questions. More concerned ing The bed inclines gradually from Reinstating Him licans who indicate that they will | foot of the monument where . on hearing Feb 8 A warrant for his with the practical use of atomic posits at Bomi Hills, Is scheduled to sea level at Monrovia to an altitude with the United States Atomic or will not sign Discharge Petition Sept. 14,, 1874, many Negroes and arrest was issued two weeks ago' energy to date than with nuclear begin shortly, according to Joannes of 170 feet at Bond Hills. Energy Commission which has urg­ In'Skegee Job No. 21 to discharge my FEPC bill, whites were killed as the result of Van de Velde, n.ining engineer and When completed trains will op­ on a complgint by Clifford McFar-i ed nation wide education on the physics, the numerous photographs WASHINGTON. D C.-lNNPA' H R 4453 the overthrow of the carpet-bagger general manager of the Liberia Min­ erate along a narrow gauge track In land, a Southside Negro McFarland subject, will remain on display mphasize the importance of the Harold A Oadsden, ot Walterboro. "Failure to reply to this letter government. ing company, here recently. Velde 10-car lengths at a top speed of charged the hate leader with dis­ layman's understanding the social through February lOtli disclosed that the surveying phase 35 miles'an hour. The trains will tributing literature defaming the and po’itii.il ii-pcck of this great| South Carolina, acting as his own will,Indicate that .you are opposed The meeting had been given city- attorney, last week went into Dis­ Lo FEPC..I ally,so note on the floor ...... > j I*»liad0 been vuinpivvcucompleted nnuand "ouur u r negotiate the 45 miles in two hours. Negro race. new source of energy wide publicity by way of radio and pX(.llVB()on l s already 25 forcement agencies to crack down next week. Therefore, kindly reply First shipment of Iron ore is egped- « At the same time, ft was reveal­ trict Court here and asked sum­ newspaper adveitismcnt and was on the league and its leaders. ATOMIC ENERGY opens with mary judgment reinstating him in before 11 a. m . Wednesday, Febm- percent completed." ed to be trundled down the line ed that Attorney General Ivan El­ expected to bling thousands ot Another charge has been filed the seven scientists whose peacetime the job he formerly held in the ary 1. 1950 The first 13 miles of railroad bed. »bout March. 1951. Velde indicated liot has ordered an investigation of curiosity seekers to the hollowed , against the organization by a white research led to wartime develop- Veterans Hospital it Tuskegee. Xla-i "You may use the enclosed post from Monrovia to the Kpo River, the company wu considering the the league to learn if I! has violat­ spot where each year the commemo­ woman. Mis. Anna Esther Mirabelli. went Then follow panels of Hiro- bama. card or call my office " have been excavated--» project possibilites of hitching one or two ■ ed its state charter. ration of the ousting of William , who was brutally beaten and left shima, N.igakai.ki, Bikini, cxpeik- He charged that his dismissal in ' We can't sign Roosevelt’t pe­ which represented an "engineer's cars to the ore trains for passenger . Photostatic copies of White Circle Pitt Kcltog. and his Negro lieuten- ( stmi-conscious in her apartment1 ments with animals, radiation sick- 1946 was not only "malicious" but tition ¡filed January 23 by Repre­ dream,'! since the amount of dirt use along the route. literature were brought to South­ hiii governor. C C Antoine, were side leaders at a recent meeting of by a mob of masked men. Mrs. Mira- ness and mutation The second sec- was based on evidence against sup­ sentative Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., belh said the assault came after)Hon is devoted to postwar use: the driven from local political circles. the Conference to End Mob Violence eriors which he uncovered al Tus­ I Democrat-Liberal, of New York) The Negrophobist. Alvin A Cobb, she refused to sign a pledge not to development of atomic power and kegee. In Chicago. The conference called and now we won't sign Powell’s Mr. standing in a truck in which also sell to Negroes in her grocery store, continuing research Here are seen The reinstatement action in 'the : Shafer told reporters. . _ upon both state and city law en- were several musicians playing to ------:—----- ,—-----——i------7— pictures of a plutonium'laboratory, District Court here is one of two ECHO RESENTMENT the new California cyclotron, work thc’sfmins of Dixie, drove up to t suits Oadsden now has pending A. number of Republicans, who rte- (lie monument and was about to 111 the produrtteft-of radioactive is- agalnst the Federal Government. Iclined to be quoted, echoed Mr alight when police informed him lotopes at Oak Ridge, and the new The other is a suit in the United Shafer's "resentment." (uses of radioactive isotopes in the­ States Court of Claims for back I Representative John Lesinski, of that the parking of the truck and // rapy. industry Ind corrtmerce an additional display car, consti­ salary since his dismissal from the Michigan, chairman of the House tuted a menace to traffic,, and the rivate eadings The last section is dotted‘to X’ P R VA hospital at Tuskegee. The Court Edifation and Labor Committee, bottleneck would not be permitted. I ’• 1he problem of atomic energy coh- of Claims has ordered the Vetersns in charge of the FEPC bill, predict­ j trol. Tliis involves the world sources CAMP BROKEN Administration to disclose to Gads­ ed that the measure will be called The police suggested to Cobb that WXp óy ßettt & fffbbt Wallace of uranium, the mining of uranium, den Its record in the case. up mi a "calendar Wednesday", If he cared he might carry qn his Oak Ridge separation plant, and X- Appearing in District Cotirt here. when committees are called alnha- meeting In a’ -side street. The streea the possible diversion of atomic Gasden presented a motion for beticall.v for the pul-pose of bring­ * TO HELP YOU UVE A MORE A BUNDANT LIFE referred to by the police was just1 energy to use as weapon of war. The summary judgemnt for his rein­ ing up favorably-reported bills. a halt a block away, and as the in­ Editor'! Nott: Betts A Abbs’ Wallses sstsnd you an Invitation ts exhibition closes with’panels des- statement. He charged that no ef­ Mr. Lesinski said he never believ­ fernal regions. Cobb became infuri­ (cribing the problem in education, submit your troubles to thli column for free analyaii. For your fort had been made by the VA “to ed enough Republicans would sign ated at the suggestion and broke] “1950 Dett of Birth Resding," complete with Lucky Dtj Chut— (in statecraft an as it Is manifested inquire into the truth or falsity of a discharge petition to get FEPC eftinp hurling denunciations agamsi send twenty-five cent» in coin or etampi. Ae s epecial courteay, the in the ways of the human spirit. allegation of misconduct which had before the house. The signatures of the mayor, deLesseps 8. Morrison, Wallace’a 6ffer you advice by mell with your order for the 1950 The text of ATOMIC ENERGY been unavoidably examined in this 218 members are required to do so. charging him with urging social Reading—thia Indudee free coniultatlon on three queatione. All is in part, quotations for mthe fam­ case have -been found to be true. . eqaulity for Negroes. Work is confldential. Sign name, birthdate and addreae to lettera ous Report on the International In recent months, Gadsden has and enclose e ttimprd »nvtlopt for meillng answers beck to you Control of Atomic Energy prepared keeping the federal courts, the The true Dixiecrats the spokes-' iifflit for Trit» fm RH 1'1 H • AFRE VAIJ.ACR •/ tk<> for the Secretary of St.itq. Photo­ .Justice Department the Civil Deny Students nwn nf which is William II iLillie graphs are drawn largely from the Service Commission, Capital Hill Eval Talbot; Louisiana states’ rights unique work of LIFE Photographer, and the White House busy leader and Democratic national n»u íoniilfi! SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE E Goro the final desision. Commit tceman.sald that Cobb was a 210 Auburn Avenue, N. E., Atlanta 3, Georgia -- ■ Entrance To "pretender and that the latter not known the first principles DIVORCEE WANTS TO thinking of divorcing my husband. Jv zVzvzv«« which the states' group stands HEAD FOR TEXAS July ii. Im" Ectpcrr dtoivi "I am delighted to wrile you these Ans: You're worrying and fretting .ALTON, ILL- (ANPi- Requests fFw words since you are an old over nothing Actually there are by about 175 colored students, who UN Asked To friend of mine, someone I have thousands of childless couples who Housing Before Senators sought to enroll at Alton public gotten brought my problems to from- are very happily married. Your schools now attended only by white Intervene In M>lmc to time I want to know if I husband's (oiks wouldn't cause you WASHINGTON - (ANPi - Ed- I the nation's foreign committments. students, were denied last Tues­ should sell my home and leave this unhappiness for the world but they gar O. Brown, director of the Na- UNSOCIAL CONDITIONS day by the Board of Education. Labor Bias state after what happened? I’ve just don’t rcaliie the circunwtances. I tonal Negro Council, appeared be- , He pointed out that the deplor­ Board members said such a whole­ LAKE SUCCESS o you have life iiiMwaurc protection? Emoigh U> camp boa of IM Tablets - or mail only II.M "These requests in mass fortrt ne­ Ans: The attitude you're taking »11 to go to Chicago. Plan lo go on NOW and SAVE 4tc Write U4ayf final draft of the agreement under cused nt being ''Communist controll­ cessarily prevent an early, just and »bout the rings 1» fseifhh. If you '«nr vacation this summer If you STANDARD REMEDY CO. which Italy rec’ives a 10-year pre- ed." • ■ ’ ou your light for vou? lalk it over with a friendly ^■ove » girl enough far*, marriage, like hut don't consider goinr there orderly determination, yet the ne- Dept. 8-77 . Baltimore 2, Md fndependence trusteeship over her Wyou should trust her with an en- to work. I doubt if your friend 1» former ESst African c ilony- Italian cessit7 nf furnli'hln<' duration con- i Hh.ia, " 81«. UaosJ r-olU the fu.Mil tn end‘sPRrHWtlQn'would Life of Georgia agent today. « . . itagemrnt ring before the wedding, ’erious. It 1» a mistake to build tinues.IUV5, ” theUir boardWBIU said.sasu. ,/, ... . , . , . ■Your school system, confronted «"»'' Hal grounds for pre- c «1 I The fact that you make an issue of '®ur hopes up around him. with this Situation, has adopted the anting Alton from receiving state this matter is the reason ypo hare ------— MS THE MY FOC only policy it.feels fc fair and Just ,sid funds. A state law ------denies*7 ------these been turned down in the put The (ANT UNDERSTAND to all applicants for transfer at Uriels that practice ae- next time vou become engaged - WIFE'S JEALOUSY SUFFERING | the refusal to end segregation would Fre-RaUon buy a ring if you like - bat do not "Mv wife and I haven't OQDINAOY ‘termination of them is impossible." j ••be no exacting in your opinion» married but a year. But she b. ul- i and Insinuate that vou do not trust ways accusing me of another lady. Billy JoflFS, NAACP attorney, said Ifelp COIltrOl SOSIAS the girl of your choice. ■She has something to Say about tt THIS OLD STAND-BY MEDICATION IS ESPECIALLY Somaliland. ■« That Often Cause J ” 11 •' nearly every day I am just sick of ------the whole thing, Do you thjnk-lj COMPOUNDED TO WORK FAST-£(5?T77lffir President Rogers Garreau, ot TTt’tJWK’V B I EvrtC twtVJVt • France, welcomed Italy into the should take this woman she accuses There's no excuse to needlessly to speed up the Salicylate Action Monthly Terror ■ «■i mill • iTirm . (.RANDCHILDREN BY U8 that makes it penetrate tissues ranks of UN administering powers' “I am teribbly unhappy even tne of and leave? Nov. 17, 1908.” suffer tortures of common, every­ Scientific Wiy h> E«e Pain. Campa day pain. Those who depend on better and work better to give ybu i although Italy is not yet a UN mem­ DIVISION OFFICE though I love my husband with all Ans: Your wife 1» jealous »nd If your terrible monthly- crampi and • I C-222J know how true that is. fast, effective relief from rheu­ ber. my heart. I had to have an opera- she has reasonI to be. Marriage •j ______pain are not ory*nic but are due to apaama 1504 Columbian Mutual Towers Building That's whj1 more and more peo­ matic pain, pain of muscular lum­ of the uterus-m they are in many women • » Al(ion — before ______marriage ands therefore^ __ t___ JlAw'i4‘dn't «kenm»change .vour wini a Mt - ple praise C-2228. Sure, some pain­ bago. sciatica, simple neuralgia, -try Cardul to rip thoae trying daya out < 60 N Main Street I will not be able to have children, 'ou continued to be friendly with of your calendar. Cardui to not a pain4til­ DISTRICT OFFICE sufferers may try "one thing or neuritic pain. If you have eVer THE ALLEN HOTEL & GRILL er. It’» juat a tested medicine of medical Mv husband knew thi» aa I ex- '-Mir "Id flame ju«t as though vou ..another” once in a while, but it used C-2228 you know what it can •etotice Which helps cBStfbl the apartna 601 Columbian Mutual Towers Building-60 N. Main Si. plained it all. But his folks don't were not married. Your wife is very doesn’t take 'em long to see the do ... if you give it one first trial One of Kentuckr e Ftneot Hotel« that often Kring periodic dtotreaa. Taken aa St Rooms -Cite- Inner- directed. Cardui eWecta welcome relief, 386 Shrine Building - 66 Monroe Avenue unhappy about it and unless you difference that proves C-2228'» - now. it won't take long] to find out. know It and -everytime we are spring Mattress In Every Room eomrtim«* dot» away with pain ana give up this friendship - she ir go­ real worth. This wonderful, scibn- C-2223 1is sold on a "guaranteedj of.*­ erawipg entirely. Thousand* of women and 215 Robinson Building - 160 Union Avenue around them they always ask when -Bath ing to give you up You ought to tific medication contain» the fam­ fer" that returns first bottle pur- ’ girls noW trust to Cardui for marveloii 203 New Spciifrtuildifqi - 227 Broadway we are going to give them grand­ — Slwiri A Room— comfort, So wonderful, costs to little. In- children. ft"hurts me so bad I don't know that you can't please two ous, beneflciafherb "Black Snake- chase price if you're not entirely SI18 W. MUiwo 81., Uilwroe IL •lit oa Cardui- foi^sale at all drug atone. KentOfky-Tel, Ctyrm 4 West Memphis know what u> do I have been women, R<>ot" and it's expiTinlly Iodized sAliaficd. Ask (or 0-2223 today! > *'nffs4 pw oji' |------L '.JV_

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Russian aggression. TRI-STATE BOXING TOURNEY She told a group of women stu­ dents at North Carolina College for SET FOR APRIL 4TH, 5TH, 6TH degrees that Russia is “bent on iggresston." Prof. Harry Cash, President- body except his feet touches Founder. Tri-State Boxing Associa­ floor or he is hanging helpless up­ The former First Lady handed tion Ims announoed that the 1950 on the ropes. i women diplomata much of the Tournament will be held during the 4.—A competitor who is down and credit for "extending" the language first week in April, beginning Tues­ out and who assumes an upright rf many United Nations documenta day, April 4th and continuing thru position and then goes down again ipd proposals in connection with Thursday, April (th at Beale Ave. without being hit, the count shall human welfare. She said: Auditorium This will be the 16th be resumed from where it left off “It is to be envisaged that the Annual Consecutive Boxing Show 5—A referee shall stop a bopt if. I changing of such words as ‘all men sponsored by the Association since hi his opinion, a boxer is outclassed 1 are created equal' to ‘all human its inception 1934, Funds raised on and unfit to continue. Any boxer -beings are bom free and equal' will these tournaments are used to pre­ who does not wish to continue may have a positive effect on those side milk for under-privileged srhool ask the referee to stop the bout. countries where women are still re­ _____and to help in other charitable pro- 6 -In case a boxer falls out of the legated to inferiority." grams. > i ing, ten (10» seconds will be allow- FrMident Cash added that coaches «1 for him to return to the ring. have already begun training their iv DISQUALIFICATION Jersey Joe Walcott boxing teams and from all indica­ tions this year's classic will be one 1 The referee may disqualify a of the most outatanduig There will competitor who is boxing unfairly, Seeks Exhibitions be fighters in all weight division. It is unfair to kick, gouge, hit with and practically all schools will be 'he open glove, hit with the inside In Caribbean Area represented with two or more en- '»( butt of the hand, hit backhand MIAMI. Fla. - (8NS> - Lester I tries. or hit witii the wrist or elbow. It Schwartz, acting manager of heavy­ Both President Cash and Prof R is * foul to hit below the waist Hie weight boxer Jersey Joe Walcott, is • J. Roddy, Recording Secretary, tinge referee will disqualify a competitor poRM MARTIN STADIUM-RED and operated stadium anywhere tn and the Martin Stadium; Homer naking a tour of the Caribbean to By LOUELLO 0. PARSONS that to say for a collection of that the rules of the contest, which who hits his opponent when he is cnx roosters civic commit- freaks, this picture has more than I SOX BOOSTERS CIVIC COMMIT-1 the country and is the pride of all "Goose’’ Curry, Manager, Memphis itudy possibilities of arranging a For pure sensationalism "Freaks' are beuig published in the Memplus .down It is a foul to hit an oppon- nf „ewlv or- any ever put on exhibition any­ WORLD, be cut put and saved for I «it on the back of the neck or on TEE ~ Memberi> °r »e*'y °r ■ Memphipns who regard the $250,000 Red Sox; Prof. Harry P. Cash. series of exhibition bouts for the tops any picture yet produced. Il’s ganized Martin Stadium-Red Sox concrete structure as a testimonial President, Tri-State Boxing Club Camden, New Jersey, veteran. more fantastic and grotesque than where. j future reference Every fighter en- 'he spine or on the kidneys, Hoiding^with one hand and ^r5e,C”iic Committee met with of the esteem in which its builder and Principal, Porter 8chool. Stand­ any shocker «ver written, and it taring the tournament will be in- - livid.... -..I. —v I.«..» ...» Schwartz left Miami Inter- ing, from left; Prof. Nat. D. Wil­ sured. hitting with the other is unfair. The &r- w s Martin, owner of the and owner. Dr. W S. Martin, Iwlds national Airport Tuesday by Pan makes Bunday School plays of all Brazilians Nearest referee may disqualify an oppon- MePhis RedSox Saturday. Jan the fans who eagerly patronize liams of Radio Station WDIA and ' American Clipper for Havana, tint i the horror dramas yet created. I Instructions on weight and regis- ent for striking or butting with his flnd mapped out plins for the ¡each game of the season. teacher at Booker T. Washington stop on an ^itinerary that will also 1 came into the Criterion Theater Thing To New American tration were printed in Tuesday's head or shoulders. It is unfair to launching of a Memphis Red-Soxd.wia. Dr. Martin has promised a big­ High School; George Atkins. Tra­ take him to Panama City; Barran- from the gayety of Mrs. Gardner CINCINNATI - (ANP) r- Bra­ edition of the WORLD The follow- wrestle your opponent to the floor, Buddies Club which will recruit ger and better team for 1950. one veling Secretary of the Memphis quilla, Columbia; Maracaibo and Sullivan’s luncheon party and I zilians are perh&ps the nearest tiling ing are the other necessary things 3,_A contestant failing to appear boys and girls who are interested J that is definitely out for the pen­ Red Sox; Sam Qualls Jr., Matty Caracas. Venezuela; San Juan, felt as If I had suddenly fallen to anew "American" race or human to know. when his bout is called automatical- in atheletics. , nant of the Negro American League. Brescia of Matty Brescia Enter­ Puerto Rico; Port-au-Prjnce, Haiti, asleep and were having a weird fusion yet produced in the west­ GENERAL RULES ly disqualifies himself for further The representative group of busi­ Shown in the accompanying pho­ prises and Public Relations Manag­ and Ciuiiad Trujillo, Dominican Re­ nightmare. ern world, Dr. Kenneth E. Caster All contestants must have an competition in the Tournament. ness and civic leader went on re­ to, from left, seated: Louis R. er for the Red Sox, and Lewis O. public. Yet with all this “Freaks” is a declared here last week. The pro­ amateur rating Positive informa- v. SCORING cord ______as a boosterr„. ______for more interest Johnson. President, Negro Cham­ Swdngler, Editor, MEMPHIS picture that is so different the pub­ fessor, who teaches Geology at the Walcott, who lost a disputed de­ tlon submitted to the Association 1—Points are scored for attack: ¡n Martin Stadium during the sea­ ber of Commerce; Dr A. Ross, WORLD. lic will want to see It. We all have cision to Joe Louis before being University of Cincinnati, has just showing any contestant to have par- tor direct, clean hits with the knuc- SOn which will soon begin. Martin Physician of the Red Sof! Dr. W. a morbid streak in our natures. returned from a four year research ticlpated in any professional bout kle part of either hand, when close- stadium is the only Negro owned 1 knocked out bjv the Brown Bomber S. Marlin, owner of the Red Sox (PHOTO BY R. EARI' WILLIAMS) With some of us it is more pro­ trip in Brazil. automatically disqualifies such con- ed. or any part or sides of the hand______: in a return match, plans to make the tour in late February and early nounced. That’s why that expert testant for competition in the or body above the belt. Points are showman, P. T. Barnum, in rented He said that the three-way fu­ Tournament »scored for defense, for guarding. \A/nnrlcfn/-L Tn Lac March. sideshows. He knew that he would sion, American Indians, American 1.—Shake hands with opponent slipping or ducking punches, coun- • •VUUJIVIA lUriCo be aljle to interest people if he Negroes and Portuguese, has given before entering ring. Do not shake ter hitting and getting away. Where could introduce a novelty. Brazilians a most satisfactory hands again. Come out of your points are otherwise equal, consid­ Forgot To Play Pearl High, 50-49 Mr. Barnum was the first to make ulood-race-mixiure. corner at the bell for the beginning eration shall be given to the boxer Circling The Bases it possible for people born with some “BruzilUus,” he added, "are a of the first round ready to fight who does the most leading. "Fallen" Number, horrible deformity to cash in on living proof of the fallacy of the Shake hands at the end of the bout. 2 — A decision of the judges and In Cage Thriller 3—When the referee orders refereereieree mustmusi beue given at» theuw endeuu More than 1M0 spectators, erow- this deformity. Armless wonders, arguments of those “racists" who “break", both contestnats must of three rounds. Points are scored e(I 'he Woodstock Gymnasium and Man Shoots Self bearded women, sword swallowers, abhor and point with alarm to ra­ step back one step before hitting. for each round. If the round is a , watched the fast-driving team of With The Red Sox PHILADELPHIA. Pa. - (ANP) legless men and women, dwarfs cial mixture or miscegnation." Do not hit your oponent when he draw, each boxer is awarded twenty Peari High lose to Woodstock 19 to — Luther Webstar, 26-year-old were exhibited. He explained that Brazil has had is tangled between the ropes ' I <20> points. Thè winner of each ¿0. There was excitement at the be­ youth in the merchant mariite, shot more than 400 years of "wholesale, "Freaks" has made Mr. Barnum's 3—In the event a competitor is'round receives twenty (20» points ginning to the end of this great and seriously .njured himself last voluntary unhiblted and uncensmg sideshow an imitation. In "Freaks" down, his opponent must retire to and the boxer losing the round will game. Both teams seemed evenly Br week because his number ’'977,” on ed miscegenation." there «re monstrosities such as nev­ the farthest comer A boxer is con- receive a lesser number of points, matched as far-as height and abili­ which he had been playing $13 a er before have been known. I can­ sidered down when any part of the Total points at the end of three day came out and he failed to play ty to handle th? ball. not begin to describe some of the that day. Woodstock got off to a six-point characters. If you are normal go CASH FOR lead tn the first few minutes of the Police quezt'oned Miss Evelyn and see them yourself, if not, well, game and ended the first half with use your own judgment. YOUR EQUITY a score of 19 to 25. Doing* the last Robinson, 34. operator of the beau­ ty shop in which the shooting took It’s easy to understand why Tod ACE THEATRE place. Miss Robinsor. and Webster WE BUY I SELL NOTES Browning spent so many weeks di­ MISSISSIPPI AT WALKER rounds will determine the decision. Manager, Memphis Red are said to havo been in the shop I -MAKE LOANS- > VI. - EQUIPMENT recting this picture. He had no alone about 4 1>. tn. pattern by which to gauge his scenes. SUNDAY - MINDAY -, DOUBLE FEATURE 1 — Only soft cotton or linen We have houses in all paris bandage are to he used for the pro­ Webster was removed to the Gra-1 He pioneered, as it were, this tale. of the city; 3 to 7 rooms. Also tection of tht hands. One roll of Sox Club duate hospital where he was ques­ Contrasting with the unnatural idea Shirley Temple — Clifton Webb of tiny Harry Earles, one of the two-inch cotton gauze or linen tioned by police and detained suf­ residential and commercial smallest midgets in the world, be­ bandage not to exceed ten «10» yards fering from a gunshot wound of lots. —In— ing in love with tall, statuesque in length, may be used for each the thigh. hand The use of one thickness of Olga Baclanova is the normal love • SMALL DOWN PAYMENT "Mr. Belvedere Goes To College" adhesive tape, one inch wide.which story of two other members of the We’re back on the bases again I for night baseball and other enter- TURI 1TENS LIFE can be lapped over each end not circus. • NOTES LIKE RENT —Also— and the bases are a little slippery 1 tainments and what we need is more than one inch, sufficient to Wh.n questioned, Miss Robinson Red Skelton In don't you think? The Red Sox are more Charles Stringers. We arc hap­ clinch same, will be permuted only tokl reporters tliat Webster had Leila Hyams pretty blondeness, For best results, list your out this coming season to have'one py to report that the Red Soxs around the wrist. To tape, cotton, threatened to take his life that mor- seemed very wholesome in her ro­ of the best teams i.n the league and have closed a deal to use the bum- homes, lots and business or any other substance other than nini:. Fhe said he came in and mance—with- the clown played—by "SOUTHERN YANKEE" I know that the fans will be proud. tiful park and I know the fans of places with us. the prescribed bandage may be used went in.o the middle room behind Wallace Ford. Both are nice look­ I am leaving the playing field Clarksdale will rejoice over the good between the fingers or over the ing young people. PLUS: ALL AMERICAN NEGRO NEWS for a moment and taking a trip i news. We will see you "Charles and I the beauty shop Suddenly a shot We also find houses for knuckles. Anyone officially con­ 4 “x ■ • to Clarksdale, Mississippi. The Ne- the Chamber of Commerce Officials ' was fired and sne ran into the room I Baclanova gives a splendid per­ ■ i i » — - nected with a boxing exhibition may rent for a small fee. gro chamber of Commerce, under on Apnl 7th at your big celebra­ to fined Webster lying on the floor. formance, although her role is any­ have a boxer's bandages examined the shrewd management of Chas. tion and dedication of your park. thing but pleasant; so does Henry upon request Bandaging must- be Upon investigation, Detective C Stringer. President, has erected The Red Sox and Dr. W. 8. Martin, Victor as Hercules, a villian per­ supervised by an official appointed McCauky told rentiers that when Brown Realty Co. a $25,000 stadium completely lighted 1 owner, arc more than happy to par- sonified. Roscie Ates somewhat »02 N. Bellevue, Harlem Theatre for that purpose PROTECTION ‘ ticipate in your opening. i they vrei't into the house, they dis­ helped us forget some of the un­ 1(148 FLORIDA STRAPS MUST BE WORN covered that not on; snot but t.uee | pleasant situations by his non-sen- MEMPHIS, TENN. VIII - TROPHIES half of the game Pearl High spark­ We are back on the bases again — 1 had been fired.. I>f slcal stutter. He marries one of the SUNDAY • MONDAY 1 — Individual trophies are In ed by leqter Jordan tied the game I see a catcher coming out of the Charles Brown, mgr each Siamese twins. given to the champions of and a* the last minute of the game | dug out Yes, that's right — It's Twj shots hij been fired into I cannot go into detail further ! weight c lass was leading 49 to 48 when Wood- Percy, Howard, the young sensation­ i a large radio, va’ued at $400, smash­ <0 2 - A Team Trophy will be given' stock, as they are known came al catcher of a Western Association ing it, beside the bullet fired into 4 -in- I to the team winning the largest through with two points to cinch Club of organized baseball and the leg of Websiir. « number of 'hampionship in Di- the game in the last 18 seconds of makes his home in Memphis. His Further questonin? disclosed that | vision One Division One is compos­ the game Woodstock worT50 to 49 record for 1949 was more than fair "LAST OF THE WILD HORSES" ed of all the weight classes from with a batting average of 273. and Webstei who U cf Spanish-Hondu- NEW THEATRE The girls baxketball team of PALACE Ant Weight up to and including the nine home runs. We are hoping that rian descent, was despondent be­ Pearl Higli thought they had set Fly Weight. his 1950 season will be the best and cause he had t le'ive the country. 1 —Also— the pace for the boys by defeating 3— A Team Trophy will be given hope he is "Nifty in Fifty.” She raid the man had lost his pass­ Woodstock's team 31 to 35. , This th the team winhlfi^the largest I'll see. you on the bases ~ Goose. port arc! other identification pa­ On Beale "STATE DEPT. FILE 649" number of championships in Di­ game proved to have been an ex­ 4, ______1__ pers. She further stated the man citing thriller. Pearl High "'"had vision Two. Division Two is com­ came to her the second week in SUNDAY MONDAY — TUESDAY All-St#r fast posed of atTweight classes from some back board shooters tnat sent Mrs. FDR Speaks December and had lived at Iho Bantam Weight up to and including the spectators to their feet. Wood­ house e'er since PLUS: ALL AMERICAN NEGRO NEWS the Heavy Weight stock lost their game due to not be­ Study the Rules Carefully — The ing able to make their free throws To Students At Referee will hot repeat them in the The game ended With Pearl High 35 and Woodstock 31. N. C. College "TASK FORCE" DURHAM, N. C—(INS)— HANDY —With— 2 DAYS Eleanor Roosevelt declared In Dur­ P/.-k AT TRiZHA ■ (Double Feature) ham Wednesday that making De­ Gory COOPER James WYATT SUNDAY and MONDAY mocracy work well is the only safe­ SUNDAY and MONDAY guard the western world has against MISSISSIPPI AT GEORGIA a THE STORY 0F\ t Walter BRENNON & THE LOVE LIFE WE WERE STRANGERS" k OF THE —Starring— MALCO \y SIDESHOW John Garfield — Jenifer Jones —Also— NEW DAISY THEATRE ADVENTURES IN SILVERADO Sensational -With- Progr.anrl SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY William Bishop WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY ONSTAGE STREETS OF LOREDO" Gregory Peck In (In Technicolor) DWAIN tSPH "THE GREAT SINNER" —Starring— VARIETY William Holden • William Bendix - Mona Freeman CARNES AT MARECHALNEIL REVUE WEDNESDAY ONLY -Gregory Peck . _ SATURDAY - (Double F«atur«)-ONLY In Person! BIG "THE PARADINE CASE "THE STORM ACTS -Alto- On The Screen "ROLL, WAGON, ROLL A with DAISY THEATRE BULLET BY BULLET Starring SUNDAY AND MONDAY - Tex RITTER DRAMATIC EXPOSE of BABY SELLING 1 SUNDAY-MONDAY RACKET! "DEPUTY MARSHALL" "He always was smart, if you recall, ot running from one « SAVOY -With- good foxhole to another." ABANDONED" •------♦ L ' ‘ SUNDAY and MONDAY Jan Hall — Frances Langford — Dick Foran ~ SPONSORED B) Dennis O'KEEFE '* ■ 1 t,.------Gale STORM Humphrey Bogart Autress Russell Post No. 27 Edw. G. Robinson TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ETHELPINKY WATERS ETHEL BARRYMORE ADMISSION American Legion JEANE CRAIN COLORED BALCONY "ENCHANTED VALLEY" GROVER C. BURSON, Commander Matin»« . >0« "KEY LARGO" -ADMISSION­ Serial —> Comedy u a public wrviee and in eo-aperaUon with veterans and Nifht 35c -With- i ADULTS — 30c .CHILDREN - 12c their organizations in this community. Alien Curtis — Charlie Grapwine

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RKDAY, FEBRUARY i, USO ' MÈMPHii WÔfiLb, MlMHilS, * 1 Women Will Hear TEEN TOWN TOPICS Of Opportunities «AMONG THE CHURCHES BY AL WESTBROOKS, JR. J In The Army " JI Army officers will address coeds FIR8T BAPTIST CHURCH ject: “The Superiority of Faith." We are inviting the public to be k “ 1 j and other eligible women at Le- More than 100 teen-agers attend­ Representatives of the varioua (laidrrdilr) Sunday will mark "Boy Scout Day' present with us next Sunday, Feb. Mpyne College Commons Tuesday. ed the annual Youth Conference last schools expressed their desire to go Rev. H. C. Nabrit, Pastor. at our church. A special program 5th at 3 P. M when the Brewster L February 7, at 11 A. M. to interest Friday night, at the Lincoln School back to their respective schools and Mission Day was observed at will be rendered at 3 p. m. by them. Ensemble will be sponsored by Mrs. them ln a career as officers in the Auditorium. promote better courtesy and conduet Pint Baptist Church, Sunday, Jan. Our B. T. U. will not function as A. V. Roland. Mrs. L. Alexander is Woman's Army Corps. The Youth Council of rite city both in public, at home and school. 29. Rev H. C. Nabrit, spoke on Mis­ usual, instead at 6:15 the union will reporter for the Circle. d | Candidates tor commissions must !I of Memphis has done much to im- NEWS OF BTW sion during the morning worship present a special program and their The Missionary Society of the i be a senior or a graduate of an ac- ' prove the social standard of -*H The 3 p. m. program was sponsored special guest. The public is invited. church sponsored an interesting pro­ - Ail is -quiet now at BTW but the I credited College, single and between < teen-agers. Some of the many ac­ by the Dorcas Circle No. 1, There We are asking all the captains gram last Monday. January 30. Tal­ mighty student body opened wide 21 and 27 years of age. theme was “New Missions." and participants in the Fashion ent appearing on the program was: tivities engaged in by the Confer­ i when the Warriors tangled with The program included the follow­ Revue to please make this affair the Mrs W R. Burrus, Mrs. L. Alexan­ Applicants selected alter a com­ ence are the Annual Essay Contest the Melrose Wildcats Tuesday night the weekly broadcast of the essay I ing numben, selection from the greatest there has ever been, The der. Mrs. L. Cartwright, and many petitive screening process will be of last wee|. The Warriors are look- choir, scripture, prayer, by Mrs. M. date will be announced later. others. All Christian ladles are ask­ given direct appointments as second winners, and there are many other ing good Ms year The first string M. 81ms, welcome address, Mrs. ed to come out and worship with lieutenants in the Women’s Army activities that inspire youth to be-_ consists of Anderson, Willie Col­ Mabie H. Gooden, respond, Mrs Ar- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH us. We meet from 11 A. M to 1 P. Corps Section of the Organized Re­ come better citizens. lins. William McKinley, George della M. Olds, solo, Mr. L. Van 379 Beale Avenue M every Monday at the Church. serve Corps and will be ordered to Miller and Westbrooks. Johnson, Mission by Mrs. Artie Nel- We are facing 1950 with clear Mrs L. Addison, president. extended active duty next summer Washington has emerged twice ion, aolo. Mrs. Arezaleece Williams, hearts and minds, thanking -God Mrs. L. Alexander, reporter. to “attend a basic »course at Camp Surprise Party as city champs and have two lep symposium, "Benefit of Home and for a successful year in 1949 Lee. Va. During this training course of a three leg trophy which they I they will receive the pay and allow- Foreign Mission,” Miss Idella M. The Sunday School report for WILLING WORKERS CLUB will receive this year if they are Dean, Mrs. Effie Flagg. Mrs. Fay the year was $1,928.76, We are proud OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH i anees of second lieutenants. I For I. C. Employes ; champs. to say that the church report for The Willing Workers club met , i Robinson, Mrs. labella Blackshire. I Upon satisfactory completion of the year including Sunday School Wednesday evening January 25, at I Enjoyable Affair The stadium is now being over­ Mrs. Helen T. Matthews, Miss Mat- this course, they will apply for ap­ and B. T. U. was $10,000.00. We are the YWCA, with Mr. and Mrs. C. j Employees of the Illinois Central shadowed by a $400.000 gym which tye E. Porter, Duett Mrs. V. W. pointment in the Regular Army, Jeffrey and Mrs. E. H. Wallace. Ser-1 gradually increasing our Sunday T Edge and Mr. J. B. Mlles as Railroad (John* on Yards i are still ”farln8 completion. and. if qualified, frill be commis­ host and hostess,______talking ab'", Mie wonderful sur- Among the outstanding teen-age mon by Rev. W. W. William, of Beu-. School. sioned. If not Jpund qualified for flpi Baptist Church, subject: "The Sunday, our pastor preached an Tlie devotion was conducted by nrlse tendered them Decern-1socia' c'ub!' *® tb'' Junior Mias Bo­ Regular Army appointment, offi­ bu 30th at the YWCA I el«! Club The members of thia ^Blvine Call to the World's Harvest inspirational sermon, using as his the chaplain, and the scripture was cers may be selected to remain on read by Mrs. Affia Morgan. .1 NE of th» moit important tingle influent»! in the Americin home M«ld." subject: "Faith and Sight,” 2 Cor. Extended Active Duty, subjecr to Hostesses for the enjoyable even- thrifty club are: Elia Mave Gordon, "Annual Men's Day Will Be Ob- 1 5.7. Music was rendered by Junior, The president Mrs. J. S. Broadnax | todiy ii the introduction of color into even every day itemi luch in« were Mesdames Andrew Henry, president; Eartlie Shelton, vice­ tiO sheets and pillow cates. Daisy edgings and insertions provide the prevailing officer assignment poli­ served February 12 " ' Young Matrons and Senior Choirs. appointed the different committees I cies, or may request relief from ac" Wyatt Williams, Charles Bonner, president; Annie Laura Smith, sec- for the year, and set our goal for! flower motif which brightens up this ihett and pillow case. They are We are extending an invitation live duty. Wilsoti Shelby. Versey Williams, Ar- retary; Hazel German, assistant aec- SOUTHERN MALE CHORUS to our many friends to join our Sun $1.000.00 this year. io easy to crochet and add to much to your bedroom why not «tart chie McNeal, Ike Brown. Fount retary. Other members are: Bar- making your own today. Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to The {Southern Male Chorus is hold day School, which begins every One new member was added to ASSIGNMENT SIMILARITY Saunders. Will Dinkins, Oliver Var- bara Gwendolyn Flower, Ruthie ing its regular meeting Saturday Sunday morning at 9:15. Our door/ group four, Mrs. Beulah Williams, th» Home Sewing Dept, of this newspaper requesting pattern No. El 282 Office assignment policies for wo­ nado. Wright. Barbara Holmes, Gwendo- night, February 4, at the Salem are always ajar. Mrs. Essie Mae McClenton of Bart-, T men In the Army closely resemble __ k ... i a. u .. !Yn H111' Barbara Brooks, and Delta The beautiful decorations by Mrs. Ann Brouks Oilfield Baptist Church, Florida Rev. A. Alton Hill, pastor lett, Tennessee was our visitor. She those applying to male officers. The A Briggs gave the festive air to the _ __ __ and Iowa, Rev. A. L. McCargo, pas­ Mrs. Margherita Goldsmith, is a student of Howe Roger Wil­ I Career of an Army Officer Is based tor. reporter. liams College I on rotation of assignments to varied occasion and did much to enliven CARBEYAL0 club the party atmosphere. | n()Uncfd for g ValentlM The Salem Oilfield Baptist Church A delicious repast was enjoyed by Scouting Among Our Boys , types of duties throughout the is holding its annual MEN’S DAY, ST. STEPHENS BAPTIST all. Next meeting will be held Wed­ i world. Assignments are influenced A wonderful program was render- l'lal Feb 14 Thf announcement Sunday, February 12. Principal CHURCH i nesday, February 15. at the YWCA •“Tby individual aptitudes, abilities and ed with appropriate music sung in *®s ma(!e by the President. Leara “ I preferences within limits imposed speaker, Rev. Roy Love, pastor of REV. J. "L. CAMPBELL, Pastor. Mrs. Sarah Gray, reporter. between the selections. Participât- Cox. OAKVILLE SCOUT TROOP , by the needs of the Army in ful­ Mt. Nebo Baptist Church. A Fellowship Tea was given by I Rev. A McEwen Williams, pastor. quarters, Friday. ing on tlie program were Mrs. Vir­ All you students need to stay PLANS ADVANCEMENT filling Its mission. The members of the Southern the several Circles of the Churchq ginia Fogg, Mrs. B. J. Baskin. Mrs. within reach of this column so we A very fine meeting was held at Advanced schooling is given as Male Chorus are requested to visit Sunday afternoon, from 4 till 6. The • THE M ATRONS' OF ST. OLD TROOP REREGISTERED E. L. Butler. J. W. Edmondson, and can let everyone in on the know the officer progresses in prepara­ Mr. C. N. Terrell, who is ill at his tables were beautifully arranged for1 JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH the Oakville Colored School re­ Troop 177, Alonzo Locke School remarks by Rev. Fount Sanders. around BTW home at 1337 Kentucky. the occasion and a tasty menu was The public is cordially invited to cently. Tlie boys were formed into in Cimarron District, reregistered tion for the responsibilities com­ The menu consisted of a half U. Shelton, president, prepared. attend a Pre-Valentlne Tea, Suu- I two patrols. LeRoy Shaw was Pa­ this week with 9 boys with Mr. A mensurate with rank and experi­ fried chicken for each guest; peas, | day. February 12, at the Foote ence. • * H. Horton, secretary. The program was the highlight of trol Leaders of tlie lion patrol, B. Owen, Jr., as their Scoutmas­ potato chips, pear and lettuce salad, E. D. Harris, reporter. the afternoon with all participants Homes Auditorium, from 4 to 7 P. i John D. Bell was Patrol Leader of ter. Mr Lewis H. Twigg is Chair­ Dr. HolILs Price, President of Le­ pickles and relishes, hot rolls, soft doing their part to make it a huge M. j the Tiger Patrol, Nathaniel Sav­ man of the group and Mr. R. H. Moyne College, said that while he drinks, ice cream and marble cake. GREATER WHITE STONE success. Visitors were Rev. A. R. I An Interesting program will be age, Life Scout and Senior Patrol Weathers and Matthew Hilliard did not Intend to allow LeMoyne to Cigarettes, cigars, candy and gum Williams, Miss Lucy E Campbell. rendered all evening Please come Leader led tlie Song Festival. L~ D BAPTIST CHURCH are Troop Committee men Mrs. serve us a Recruiting Station, he were passed after tlie delicious meal The Brotherhood of the Greater Madame BoBo, Mrs. W. L. Blur, I and have tea witli us, and meet ail Savage is the Scoutmaster. Mrs Mary E. Murphy, principal of did think it vital that the Army was-flntkhed. Rite Stone Baptist Church, 424 : Mrs. Easter Brown. Sr., Mrs. Geor- | of your friends Edward Steward principal of the School is wholeheartedly behind the Program be explained to seniors of •mg Place, sponsored the church j gia Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Gray, reporter. The 40 persons present had words school is 100 per cent behind tlie organization. tlie institution and any other elig­ Brown, Jr., and many others. Rev. A. McEwin Williams, Pastor. , • • ♦ • ♦ of praise for the delectable food and anniversary January 25 through 29. Scout Troop. ible young ladles of the city who are A financial total of $1,02954 was tile picturesque setting and express­ The Boy Scouts are working in ST. PAUL AME (TH’RUH unemployed or dissatisfied with raised ed their thanks for a wonderful tlie Marell of Dimes Campaign Mi SPONSOR^ BOY SCOUT their present position. Bro. Whitfield, president. evening to the gracious hostesses R. J Shores, Scoutmaster oi I TROOP Lt. Aline Kulm of the Organized Rev. H. R. Jelks, pastor. who spared no pains to make the Troop, ill was one of the first to' Reserve Corp will discuss the possi­ CORINE COLLEGE NEWS Under the leadership of Rev. evening one to always be remem­ receive their kits.' ______' - ■ bilities to the young women and all bered. NEW SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH • » • • • \ ‘ J.imes Blackmore, energetic young those interested are welcome, 955 South Fourth Street By MILDRED A. JONES i minister plans were perfected on A NEW TROOP ORGANIZED i .2------Rev. Charles Patterson, pastor. last Friday night at a large gath Troop 174. of Senatobia, Miss., Last Sunday the Woman’s Chorus I must say that the inclement £ ‘«‘he Cosmetology Department. came ln tl)ls' weekwlth „ i ering with the outstanding cltiaens rendered music with Mrs. Myrtle weather has not dampened the spir­ Mrs.Mt\’ HulbertUiilhnrt isle an graduatervroHiint« ofnf tnicthis ... • 1 of the Community. Five leaders Death Claims Me"Ph“B°ys McGhee as directress, which was leaders of the organization are Mr it of the Oorine College. We have school, a former graduate of the Luther Brown, Chairman: Messrs. were named to direct activities of enjoyed by all. the troop. All men agreed to attend In Gifu, Japan made plans for a more successful Henderson Business College, a mem­ A. L. Williams and Samuel Mick­ The pastor preached a wonderful I Companies K and I of the 24th year. In our plans, we have add­ ber of the Teacher^ Training Course ens are the Troop Committeemen the training school being held fpr sermon, his text was found in Exo­ ed two new members to our facul­ given by the Tennessee A. and I. [six sessions at’the Hyde Park Dr. Mattison Infantry Regiment, statibned" at dus the 3rd chapter and 4th verse and Mr. George Bland, Scoutmas­ ty. Rev. T. B. Simon and Mrs. Ma­ State College and has been Daugh­ •i School and tile St. Stephens Bap­ Gifu, Japan, has had two more subject: “The Great I Am.” ter.. Tht boys registered are: Te-‘ mie Hulbert. ter Ruler of the Elks for more tist Church. St. Paul will make the ATLANTA. Georgia - (SNS) - Meinphions added to its ranks At 8 P. M. Rev. Henry of Mount rena Bolton. T. O. Brownlee, Clar than a year. She also piafis to 3rd troop sponsored by the Afri­ Dr. E. L. Mattison, practising At­ They are Cpl. Hugh E. Wilburn, Bayou, Mississippi, delivered a enee E. Williams...... Willie B. Car- Rev. Simon has been appointed lanta physician for more than 30 son of Mrs. Rosetta Wilburn, of take the advance course in "Hair lock, Daniel B. Farmer, Lawrence can Methodist Episcop®! church. special message, using as his sub- to the Physio Therapy Department. years, died here Tuesday night at Memphis and Private Eddie Ed­ Styling and Make-Up” under the Hunter, Jesse L. Jackson, R. B ! Rev. Nelson was recently appointed He is an accredited Physio Thera- direction of Mrs. Lydia Adams El- v ...... | by Bishop Clayborn to serve as co- his residence. 879 Hunter Street, N. ward^, son of Mrs. Mertie Brown, pist and has been active in this- I Jackson, Edmond E. Mabry,' Lamar ligtm of Chkago Ill. and Denver. I ^|ler ' ArchiP T T()W’IUi Th(, - ohtirmtor of all Scout Troops in Income Tax Service field for more than eighteen years. Colo., who wiU Ibe guest of our , lrbop ^|ans to meet every Friday! the city. The troop will meet on several months. Cpl. Wilburn Is a squad leader ln Dm He is a graduate of many of our school Feb. 12-Feb. 21. ■ ¡ afternoon.- I . | Friday night. The deceased is a native of Wil­ Company K and recently returned DAY OR NIGHT States leading Body and'Swedish • • •« liamson, S. c. He is survived by his to Camp Gifu from winter man­ lela Phene 9-0134 ' Massage colleges. He is very active The faculty and student body take Mr Jamfs c Dlckerson Presi. wife, the former Miss Annie Mae euvers at the base of Mount Fuji, ADDITIONAL REGISTRATION in church and civic organizations. I “ent of the National Alliance of Davis, two daughters, Mrs. Aurelia Japan's most famous mountain. ROBERT F. JONES FOR THE WEEK two young members to our staff droppfd by the He entered the service in June 376 Simpson Avenue Mrs. Hulbert, a popular young ma­ Pack 130— James Barnes, George BACKACHE^ and wish them both a successful1 1941, received his basic training tron of this city, has been appojnt- office for a brief talk Mr Dicker- Lark, Famous) Lee Phipps and was served by Mr. J. W. Ester year. at Camp Davis, North Carolina and son is from Dayton. Ohio. Thomas Tabor. Pack 129-Hillman Chairman of the menu commit­ The Physio Therapy Day Class departed for overseas duty in De­ KEEP YOU HOME Mr. Hollis F. Price, President of Jones. tee. After which announcements presented a wonderful program last LeMoyne College and one of the were made about the training cember 1948. ,___ , • For muirular backache), put on FILM FESTIVAL COMMITTEE Friday afternoon after a soul stir­ Appreciation Dinner given for Vice-Presidents of the Seminole school which is to be held at the Pvts. Edwards is a rifleman in a Johnnon'i Back l’LASTKX-alniott ring devotional period. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hawkins was a Company I and also was on man- like wearing a heating pad to work. LeMOYNE COLLEGE I Division came down to Scout Head gala affair Wednesday night of last Foote Homes beginning February On program were Mr. Prince Wil­ uveurs at Mount Gifu. His basic Il aria 3 way«: < 1i Bringi the warm­ week at Foot? Homes Auditorium 1, 1960 and the meeting was ad­ . 4 MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE kins who recited "Who Can You training was received at Fort Knox ing, healing blood to the tore ipot. Mme. Oold S. Morgan Young, foun­ and about 42 Scouters attended the journed. Trust" a number from the Co­ Mr Robert Roberson, Chairman Ky„ in 1948 and he has been over (2) Straps twitching muirles-cuta t der and president of this institu­ Dinner. The program consisted of down jab» of pain. *13) The pad Enclosed is------»—. Please reserve------tickets at rine Quartet, "Softly and Tender­ of Training in the Cimarron Dis­ seas since Januray, 1949 tion gave a very inspirational talk ,short talks by; Cubs Scout Geo. guard« against chilling. $1.00 each for the First Film Festival to be held at LeMoyne ly Jesus is Calling," the quartet trict wishes to announce the open which was enjoyed by all who were Brown, Jr.. Scout Bennie Jackson. • Get Johmon’i Back Plastk/, included Messrs.’ Johnson, Dean, Hammonds. New York City; and College, February 10, 24; March 10, 24, I prefer attending present. Mme Young spoke of Senior Scout Marvin Speed quoted ln& date for the Scout Nolan and Stevens Mr. Austin Mrs. Eva Allen, of Brooklyn, N. Y. made by Johnson A Johnion-known a showing at (7 p. m.) (9 p. m.) “The Golden Rule” and not a bet- a poem by E. A. Guest, "The Scout Course be8'Ilnln8 Wednesday night Parker recited “Invictus" . ... a and three grandsons. for fine surgical product) for 62 " ter topic could have been selected. master." The main speaker was FFebruary">'...... "* 1, 1950 at the Foote Name ... short talk by Mr. Leon Burtis Funeral arrangements will be an­ yean. At all drug itorea. r‘_ 1 May I add that Mrs. Holmes is Dr. S. A. Owen, who took the last ,Iomes Auditorium at 8 p. m, Mrs. Mae Frances Holmes, instruc­ nounced later. Address ’ I a well known pianist throughout name of Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins I tor of the Cosmetology Department , the Mid-South and may be heard and made his talk. H-Helpful, A- j Zone rendered an instrumental solo “Just YOUR FUTURE IN 1950 during the program hour of the Active, W-Willlng, K-Klnd, ¡-In­ A Closer Walk With Thee." ...... 3 Questions Answered, 59c Bon Temp Club each Wednesday terested, N-Neighborly, S-Steadfast I Amazing full reading (7 questions) Division night. We invite our public to wit­ The election of Officers in the within week, $1.09. Send birthdate, Cimarron District for 1950 are as | ness these wonderful programs friend. each Wednesday night and each follows: Mr. J. L._Nelson, District LIPPAR. Friday morning. Chairman, Wm. Burke, Vice Chair 577 Ontario West, The faculty and student body i man, Mr. T. J. Toney, Commission Montreal, (Canada) TRI-STATE AMATEUR share the sorrow of Miss Naomi er, Mr. Robert Roberson. Chair­ Montgomery, student of this school, man of Training and Mr. J. W. Es- ln the loss of her dear mother, i ter-Chairman of Organization and Extension. A very delicious menu Mrs. Anna Montgomery. PHONE I Old ENTRY BLANK SAVE NOW! Gentlemen: ltd SOUTH THIRD In consideration of your accepting this entry, I do here­ with Banner's by, for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive $ A. ' ' \ Coat Cleaning and release any and all rights and claims for damages 4 may the whiskey thots MADAM BELL Specials have against the TRI-STATE AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCI- Cheerful as its Name 1 GREATEST ATION for any and all injuries iricurred, or ill effects of any PALMIST -e tyyi. j—— ■ or all injuries incurred, at any tournament and/or and all 2 weeks only! FIRST matches sponsored by said Association. TIMB IN PROOF Contestant THIS Women's Coats SECTION Address: St. and No. .. City Are yo« dlmtlrfied with mar- cleaned > Plai" 59c riageT Have you lo«t faith In you Club or School . Weight wife or eweetheart? Are you in bad health? Or discouraged? If Age .. years,- Birth date: Month ... Date ... Year. M’d preised Wm 1/2 any of these are your problems, come let Madsm Bell adviee yeu at once. She reads Me to yon Just as yon would read an open THIS IS TO CERTIFY that I, book. She gives you you lucky 'Men's Overcoats dates and month« Tells yon why parent or guardian of the above signed contestant do here­ yeu Job or businw to IK a Re- by agree to the above conditions and hereby give my full deaned and praised -49c ceR She wffl toil yon you friends from you raetnle« and consent for said contestant to participate in the activities of will call names So If yon have ------N failed tn the reel come see Ms. the TRI-STATE AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION. Ask your routeman about these bargains) dam Bell ad once. Come today for tomorrow w vy be too late. Sa ttofaetton gur anteed er no Parent or Guardian charge. CALL 8-3256 \ Hoore: 9 A M. to 9 F. M. Bead- Coach or Trainer's Signature Ing Daily. Open on Sundays Lo­ cated on Highway 5L Hernando Doctor's Report ..... Rd, at Store LI». Catch Teltow Btu marked Whitehaven Teu. Action of Association Accepted Stop right at Madam BelTi doer. 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low, stupid, bolsterfous, filthy and day afternoon that all of the The body of Profitt was taken to Faithful having bad body odors, will na­ twelve persons arrested, except one 8. W. Qualls Funeral Home where !r (Continued from Page Oae) turally look with disdain upon that were unemployed and in. police it was claimed by relatives and re­ F r llama, Hallie and Arthur Williams: group. Since, "The way in which the terms are called “floaters." The ex­ moved to the West Memphis Fo. great aunt of seven nieces and world is imagined determines at ception ls Henry "Tagg" Holmes, neral Home > _ r any 'particular moment what men 22-year-old cab driver, who has ~r~ nephews: step mother of Mrs. Sadie TB» Sewth’s OUm and Lendini Colored beau-Weekly Newspaper Guy and Mrs. Mamie Lowe. will do," B true it follows that the been identified as driver of the get­ Pwhliahed by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. group will continue to disdain the away car in another robbery. . Kroger's Chief I Even TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IM BEALE—Phone S-ttN other group as long as it has that KILLS WITH SHOTGUN Mrs. Allura BORN A SLAVE, «56 IN I particular set of stereotypes. According to Patrolman B L. Urges Realistic Tttrri la the Poet Office at Memphis, Tenn, as eewnd-eiaas mall CMATTAWOO&A TENN, SAMUEL (Continued from Page One) Here then Is the crux of the Bartlett, Profitt and Sammy Scales ander the Act of Congre*. March L 187» frELWEE WORKED.AT FARMINS and Tennessee and their advance­ whole thing In genera) the only Jr., 179 Utah_came Into the whis­ Farm Plan ALL THRU H5 MJUN-5WN6 fundamental and effective way to key store of~Charles Marenghi, 1491 i Member of bCOTl NEWSPAPEB SYNDICATE ment efforts have been recognized BOOKS BY CANDLELI6HT in by their election to national offices. change a man's action, or will to Florida Street, about 9 Monday W. A. Scott. IL Founder, C. A. Scott, General Manager SPARE TIME- HE FINALLY SOME PRODUCTS ABOUT The Fraternity and Sorority is GOT TO OBERLIN COLLEGE action, is to change the pictures in night. The Officer was hidden in PRICED OUT OF MARKET * his head. He can be impelled mure a back room and. when he saw the ,LEWIS 0 SWINDLER ...... Editor composed of the country's most out­ t AT 25, WHILE STILL A HALL SAYS standing beauticians, who» pledge effectively than he can be compell (wo men approach, turned to Mr. A. a SHIELDS. Jr ...... Adverting Managet STUDENT TOOK A SEAT IN THE EGG DECLINE TEMPORARY is to raise the educational standards TENN, STATE LEGISLATURE.' 1 ed. That is where we come in. We Marenghi’s son and asked, if the Tbe MEMPHIS WORLD is an independent newspaper-noa of those interested in the profes­ AS A LAWMAKER HE must try to change other people's two men were regular customers. "The theory of support pricei for aaetartsn and non-parllaau printing news unbiasedly sod tuppurtlni sion. AB of the private and voca­ FOUGHT FOR A GAINED i conception of us. • Before he could receive a reply, agriculture to assure more orderly UHM things it believes to the interest of Its readers sod oppoadni tional schools that .each beauty BETTER PUBLIC INSTI­ When we board a bus, and give the officer saw 8cales point a gun marketing is sound, but a more culture are members qf the parent TUTIONS FDR TENN- 1 the operator a fifty-cent piece or a at the store proprietor, and he realistic price policy should be tbnre Ihinn against the Interest of its readers organization. The United Beauty ALTHOUGH NOT RA55ED- adopted.” . ___ ~ SUBSCRIPTION RATE« dollar bill, we can and should tell quickly stepped into the doorway School Owners and Teachers Asso» HIS ANTI-LYNCHING- Lhim how many tokens are desired and blasted three sho^s from an This opinion was expressed last Year MM—« Months « M- J Months 1151 (Tn Advance) week by Joseph B. Hall, president of ri------'■------' ' ciation. which is made up-of the and how many fares'we are paying automatic shot gun. Both the men leading and accredited Beauty Cul­ , if several others are also boarding ran from-the store, but Profitt the Kroger Company, the Nation's ture Schools of the nation. that bqs. We should not present a dropped dead from bullet wounds third largest chain of food stores We Need The Federal Aid Bill As its National Project, the or­ - f , five-dolhr bill for payment of fares. in the chest while Scales continued He was in Memphis to inspect the company's 17 stores here. The Senate passed Federal Aid to Education bill S 246 ganization has chosen Bethune- By all means we should not curse to run and evade arresting officers NOME PRICES LOWER Cookman College and has given Dr. when the operator refuses to change until 3 Tuesday morning, when he which comes before the House Committee on Education and Foods generally are in good sup­ Mary McLeod Bethune, beloved such a bill. We should request the was arrested in a house at 1865 Bin­ ply and prices of many products are Labor February 6 demands the attention of every person in- founder of (he Florida institution, SAMUEL •ransfer when the fare is paid. We ford Street. declining. Mr. HaU said, but he e^ terested in a wider distribution of educational faclllt*8-*^ more than $16.000 to help in build­ should learn the proper transfer ARREST TWELVE OTHERS - ing the school, and aid in its schol­ pecumo sharp drop in prices in tfl points, and attempt to use the Also'-awesled and held in con­ American youths. The passage of this bill by the- Senate arships McELWEE- immediate future. " transfers at those points only. We nection with the robbery were: comt s as the result of more than a quarter of a century of Naticnal Officers are: National "Egg prices have declined rapid­ SCROLAR. ORATOR, PATRIOT I should be orderly and talk in well Charles Lee Johnson, better known Supervisor, Marjorie Stewart Joy- ly, in recent weeks, but this is prob­ effort on the part of the American Education Association moduhted tones. We should report tier—National Supervisor; Allura G. Continents! Fentim as “Small Change," 834 Palmer; ably a temporary trend," Mr. Hall controversies to the company ln along with other allied organizations determined to raise the Stams. National President; First Coy , Weeks and his wife, Cevie said. "Canned food, pork lard and TT, ■ " ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ J "i 1 i. «■■■■-■ iT-rr _ writing instead of trying to handle levels of educational standards in American life. Vice-President, T. B. Boyd; Trea­ Weeks, 179 Utah; Harding Jones and some dairy products aLso are lower the matter ourselves. Naturally we his wife, Edith Jones. 2497 Park About the only shortage is of citrus The Committee on Education and Uiltor failed to act on surer. Mae Garrifi. National Grand ’"^shoul^ at all times act with ordi­ Avenue; Joe Lewis and his wife, fruits." thUbill during the first s< ssion of the 81st Congress. Head­ Basiieus. Libbie DavLs Strange; First Good Bus Manners Are Conductive Anti-Grand Basiieus. Mattie S. nary courtesy Such actions show Emma Mae Jones. 135 Bailey Al­ Mr. Hall cited peanuts and po­ ed by John Lesinki (D-Mieh.), it is alleged that this commit­ Duckett. Second Anti-Basileus, Dora To Favorable Public Opinion good breeding, and, if done univer- ley; Alga Smith, 968 Caldwell Al­ tatoes as two commodities which tee "did not receive the cooperation and encouragement it Goodlett;i Grammateus, Ruby Allen I - sally will gradually change the ley, a brother-in-law of Scales; have unrealLstic support prices. 'The stereotyped idets of us. should have in regard to the Federal Aid to Education and no Trimble; Recording Secretary, Lu­ Bv nave fud sway. Ben Hayes, 179 Utah; Theodore and Government is supporting peanuts cinda Ward, Gold S. Morgan Young Westbrook Pegler had the ef- Myles, Saulsberry, cousins and at $200 a ton," he said. "This com­ other Federal aid measure which came More the committee PRGF. SILAS P. WASHINGTON I suggest to my readers this ex­ ! frontery to write in one of his ar­ i Ta' Mais. One of my friends told me that 1 periment. Just get on any bus fre­ Henry Holmes, 1249 Hamilton. pares with a prewar price of $40 a ticles that he steretoypes, which the at, that time.” ■ “ Fraternity officers are President had given some very goad and con- quently used by us and look fo>- Stales, Johnson, the Saulsberry ton. Peanut growers have about I white man has of us. are based on This action has been termed by political sources as a F'erd A Redmond; Vice-President, I vincing points about favorable pub- these items:- cousins, Joe Lewis, Weeks and priced themse’ves out of the market. I facts. In general I disagree with A jar of peanut butter that told for "breach of true democratic procedure" when it was so vital Gene A. Witt, National Secretary, | lie opinion, and that I should write 1. Failure to secure a transfer Smith, all have police records for Thomas R Morris, National Assis­ Pegler on that point Wit|t that 25 cents before the war now sells an article explaining how to achieve upon entering and later a parade various offenses, ranging from to increase educational facilities for lhe youths in this coun- minority, which can always attract for 63 cents. The product isn't mov­ tant Secretary. Levye Chjtpple, Na­ it. I told him that I woud do wha' to the front and. back in obtaining misdemeanors to house robbery. A tional Treasurer E F Young. Jr. altention. his contention is probably j few of the men have spent time in ing very fast." II could. i one. t rv The country's most noted hair triie. In my opinion such is not true Mr. Hall believes that as food The results following the passage of such legislaXon Confessing that I am no author­ 2. As m.tny different ringing of the penitent and are known bj stylists, and beauty educators will with the majority and true cross- | police to be the maker of an "easy prices decline volume will expand would have far-reaching economic effects in that the measure ity in the field and that I’ve n the bell as there are passengers get­ appear on lhe New York program ection of our people i dollar.” — and surpluses will disappear. janacea. I shall touch on one phase ting off at the next stop. would provide $300 million annually to public elementary as'outstanding features Dr. Mary I Whether the stereotype or picture of the subject in this piece and on 3. Sitting to far to the front and SCALES TELLS STORY MILK SUPPLY AMPLE McLeod Bethune will be lhe guest i is true or not is beside the point, ' Taken to the prison ward Of and public sycitndary schixds of the nation, these etlects some other aspects in the near fu- failure to move back when the' iron: The decline in pork prices en­ speaker. i What Ls imnortant is the fact that abled hLs company to Increase sales would be most important aS far as the American Negro is I tUre. « is decidedly more crowded than the John Gaston Hospital after his ar­ one’s stereotype, correct or incorrec: by 8,000,000 pounds lit a short period concerned. Parts of the deep South, where 4he bulk of the Ah I magnifying an insignificant rear. . rest, Scales was treated for bullet governs his will to action, his feel­ wounds in the right groin. From his he said. Sales of apples increased 38 Negro population sfill resides, an area long crippl'd through matter, 4. Unnecessary blocking of the per cent when a bumper crop caJ| Selassie For ings and his hopes Our Job is to hospital bed. he is said to have told exit on a crowded bus. on the market at bargain prices™ in^<1 equate distribution of funds for education, partly due to , (Continued from Psge One) Am I hiving hallucinations? Many I ride these buses every day. I very | give him a stereotype favorable to Det. Lts. Lewis and H E. Huddle­ ¡of us ride the buses for varied and and true of us. In my opinion good Ample fluid milk supplies, with a it( low income status, would he first-io bent fit from Federal seldom .see any of our doctors, teach­ ston the complete story of the at- hotbed-tor me Italians. sundry reasons on many occasions bus minners can and will help possible increase in volume , and ers. and’ministers on them. Fortu- ■empted robbery which claimed thc Aid to Education. So vital is such a measure, that every To add fuel to the hostile at- mat means that many people ore change the picture. Changing the a switch by some farmers from nitely most of them have cars, and life of Profitt and identified his person closely associated will) our present educational sys­ t'tude. the Ethiopia government re­ thrown In contact With each other picture or stereotvne of a group manufacturing markets to fluid do not have to pse public convey­ companions. ' cently Issued a statement protest- and that spells complications In automatically changes the public markets, was foreseen for the near tem should register cone rn, by letter or through his slate ances Be tnat as it may, anybody Lt. Hall said Scales had identi- Jig the appointment.of the Fascist that light itJs hard to conceive of future by Mr. Hall. With a record Representative before the bill comes up foi discussion mi following my sugestión honestly will opinion of that group. fied Johnson as the driver of. the General Num as administrator of, ihe matter ,as being magn'fie-l or supply of feed grains available, the most likely .see what I have been get-away car in the Monday night February 6. the-former Italian Somaliland. imagined only. As further evidence dairy product-feed relationship Ls seeing regularly for the last three affair, and Weeks as the gang's The means of distribution would lx* conducted on the Ethiopia gave as its reasons: Nasi .,,ai mere b neither magnification I about average and will probably! years Such findings will be, I be­ LeMoyne Opens* I'jok-out man. Johnson and Weeks sb continue, he believes. Milk cowl was un active participant in the ! mr reverie I simply remind you liasis of state ne. ds and the willingness mi the part of states lieve, according to the stefeotyiied i (Continued from Page One) i are alleged to have escaped from Ilalo-Eth.opian war: is listed as a that Mr. Lowe was killed on a bus herds, he said, are in good condition to take care of these needs in compliance witii the legisla­ ideas others have of us. (the scene of'the hold-up in John­ war criminal by the Allied War ,r street car several years ago. ticket for the entire series of four.! of productivity for culling less pro! Ministers in particular were men­ son's Gray 1941 Mercury which has ductrve animals. The downward tive measure. Crimes Commission, and is against This deep concern is not mine.. Pr’ce for the entire series of four-' tioned. because, as have been sug-1 p-’ce for the entire senes oi tour-, remiivec| (U t|)P police parking trend in the number of milk cowl Funds would be s|iei)t Io help with teachers’ salaries, p'licies which tend to make liter­ ¡.lone I have discussed this thing full length features, together with ,ot gested to me. thev hate the eaysand Ls now leveling off. Mr. Hall obi ate people of the colony. with- doctors, teachers, letter ear­ appropriate shorts, will be $100. No Mr and jones Up salaries of other employees and current expenses of instruc­ confidences of our people more so1 served. Another item of interest enters lier, mail poiters, postal clerks, single admission tickets will be sold. se des and drove him to the Bin- tional suppli al These fujidsNvould not la* psed to substitute than any other group. We are not Mr. Hall was' interviewed ovea the picture - that of the fixed Laborers, and the ordinary man on belittling the effectiveness of othei because of the limited amount of ford street address aftfr he had WMC and WMCT, The Commercial for state and local school dollars. boundaries for Somaliland. These \ "he street The results of such con ¡¡-.eats in the Lecture Room. i groups, but We feel that the preach ¡ been shot It was here that he was Appeal stations while he was lit . It is without question that this bill should lie given boundaries have never been pro- ersatfons are the same regardless 1 Elsewhere in this edition is a re­ er is at a particular advantages in apprehended. Memphis last week nerlv /lofirsaH „ ___ d? the -man ----’’ s -***l«.,-station 1«in lif®life. TnIn first consideration along with some of our most important perly defined, a fact further com­ this area. My experience has always servation form which can be filled The twelve men and women are short the majority’ of all of our ’Tirtslfftion going before Congress at this-time. Its pass- plicated . by. Ethiopia's refiisal to wen that- in all communUtes- the out and forwarded to the Filmf" still In the process of being ques- people disapprove of the conduct of Partially-Blind age would definitely play an important part in improving cooperate, and also which led to ministers in general are respected Festive 1 Committee, together with tioned______and. _____though_____ Lt. ______Hall admit- the Walwal incident in 1934 that a feu thoughtless members of our | and heeded. That is a glowing and your check, money order or cash, j ted that there had been a definite our present system of education.* group. Woman Walks Into Hr« I exploded into the Italian-Ethiopia . well-deserved tribute to our clergy. Forward it at once to assure. your, connection established between them The passage of the Federal Aid to Education bill by I have questioned the advisability* , war. Back to the:main line. On the re- ”getting — ------seats —for —this unusual- - •pre- i—and- —the- ...... other robberies, ...... he could-— KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — (INS) —J jf writing on such a delicate mat- Congress would affect more than 4,000,000 American chil­ verse side of every transfer are sentation. not be specific until the Investiga- partially-blind 72-year-old wonf tor. One of my co-workers said ttvat dren, ranging in ages from 5 to* 15, who are out of school for printed the conditions Uilissuance Bookh’f! has been made for the tion proceeded further. | walked into the open fireplace" Boy Scout le knew tnat the situation was very and use of the transfer, I see one or following films: Feb. lOth-The Stone PROMOTE OFFICER lack of facilities 2,800,uOo persons from 14.yiars Of age her Knoxville home and died eight ,uchy, but that someone needed to more of these five conditions vio- Flo’Tr ’ 6ased on 8 storY of Patrolmen Bartlett was immediate (Continued from Page One) ..A.nofhavt |t. hours later of bums which cover' and over who are illiterate ; 8,197,000 persons, 14 years of age j lated daily. Russian folk legends and photo­ ly promoted from his "rookie" rank ed almost her entire body.. I realie that I am likely to be and over who have less than 5 ,v< ars of schooling, and more and Troop Meetings, Patrol and In view of that I feel that it is Praphed in a new color process. Also to that of serg. nt, in Day only Mrs. Rosie Collins was alone it Troop Hikes, Patrol and Troop misunderstood, but I have a great than 659,000 young men who were rejected from military remarked indeed that , we do not Thf' Immigrant: Laughing Gas. which means that his salary jump* the apartment she shared with het Camping "and Helping the Indivi­ iea! of faith in my people, when have more trouble than we do. Hits of The Past. These three early from $228.50 to $250 monthly. Th’.? .on and his two children when th( service due to educational deficiencies. ‘hey are properly and fully, inform­ dual Boy grow. C. H. Harris, Noble That is a tribute to our city. comedies will feature satarist promotion was made with the un­ accldeht occurred. Neighbors hear J Gatlin and M E. Crawford Jr. are ed. j ■ 1 . - In addition to the amount of money to lye appropriate« We find a few bus operators, on 1 Charlie Chaplin. derstanding that the Officer will her screams and rushed into ex serving as instructors in North Another’ one bf my co-workers by the Federal Government, the bill will provide* for a the other side of the ledger much Feb. 24th: - Time In The Sun * pass a test as required under the tinguish the flames with a wq uggested that I write this article basie educational program for every child. Through its Memphis Robert" E Browh is in less than what is desired, in fair This Ls a startling portrayal of the Memphis new Civil Service set-up. blanket. olely from my own pernna! ex- charge of'Cubbing. In the southern ness they are, according to my ex- feudal era proceeding the Mexican economic effects would be the elimination of educational section Robert Roberson, T. J »riences and observations. Th it periences, in the minority. I find Revolution. It was filmed in Mexico elums which produce illiterates alorig the creation of Toney, J. L. ______Nelson, Dr V.,,’ . W (truckUruck meme, asts a good suggestion.suggestion So Gibson are instructors E A Hawk 1 sha11 tp'en:lon onb' examples of most of them pleasant and coop- American Folk Music - This will a wider range of educational opportunities regardless of *_ erative. I had a disagreeable expe- feature songs by Burl Ives, Josh ins will direct the Cubbing Course dir?c’- observations. residence, race, or family income. Its final effects would rience with one of this -minority. Prominent among the sponsoring AI1 oi us know the stereotypes, of White, Will Gree, Winston p'Keefe include the improvement of schools and salaries attracting institutions that will be represent I us that other groups carry in their Instead of trying to settie the mat­ and Peter Steeger. ter with this particular, uncouth, March 10th-Torment-This is a a higher calibre of faculty personnel thereby placing our ed are Metropolitan Baptist church minds. Among other things we are and almost abusive operator, I paid Foot Homes. Centenary Methodisl considered as shallow, stupid, boist film on the Swedish study of Sex. whole system of education bn a much higher level to meet my fare, and wrote the company III Church, First Baptist on Louder- erous- filthy and as possessing very sadism and school, which was the needs of modern educational requirements. relating the circumstances. That is dale. Mt. Nebo, Mount Zion Bap- diagreerble -body odors. In general awarded Grand Prize at the Can­ nes International Cinema Festival. tist Church. Saletn-Gilfiela Bap-:: last»“ conditionSS« printed« on back of list Church, Lincoln School. Hain- are certainly the stereotyned idedk. Rhvthm In Light and Fiddle Do nr the transfer. The reply of the su­ When Police Shoot ilton, Martin Temple Baptist church i ‘Unfortunately a few of Us. and Dee. an experimental film, will al­ perintendent of transportation was We are glad that our police are arting vigorously to stop Shiloh Baptist church. Greater ;hOse are the ones wh0 most ,re‘ so be shown. Whitestone Baptist Church Oli- - the recent holdups. A holdup man not only takes property not :iä ~ ~ a-was adjusted satisfactorily to me. March 24th • Crime and Punlsh- vet Baptist Church, Saint Andrew other race, do conform to the stere- his own he is a potential killer. We are glad Police went so Furthermore the official expressed ment-The French version of the Methodist Church, Mt. Moriah Ban otypes On my way to Dr. Roulhac's far as to set up an ambush at a place which holdup men niftoT onV'eve^ntog1" ^ transferred ^convenience. Who Destoyevsky novel with music by from the Elmwood-DeSoto IjU’ '' e c January 1st, and until the killing'of express purpose of letting everyone ^.enfV8r hat ,grou,>,. peop Profitt and general public did not and on the bus know all of our busfnes- lhat environment, or that country know that the Police Department personal and otherwise. Also the I "I ™nMo"ed,.th' ^YP« a«- had been hiding patrolmen in poorer the grammar the louder [ ‘hem f ash across the stores where it was thought rob­ seems to be the voice T>at con ^lnd ( 11 »xurmatic then that a bery was likely. Gonne College Lt. 0. D. Lewis, one of the in­ Memphi» Packing Co. stereotype has much to do with the forms to be the stereotypes of us ( vestigating Officers said Wednes- As far as the lack of cleanlines wry people possessing that stere- ENROLL NOW hnAv odon; are «ncemed-f"^ ac^ u* y*”s JL I dq hot need -to comment On At The them I shall let your imagination* hinking and trained peoole Such SCHOOL 5 true of college presidents, col­ lege .nrofhsors, legislators, clergy­ list Church 'Florida! LeMoyne men, tradesmen.and laborers. Edu- of Cosmetology Gardens, Alonzo Locke School, Pro ■atlon alone does toot eradicate mese I'Tesslve Baptist Church, New Atre biases and prejudices; it simply 443-449 Beale Avenue lem Baptist Church, and L*ath outs...... a veneer...... on them.____ I learned Courses Offered in School North Memphis Instituí ionsiepn 10 my professional education • PHYSIOTHERAPY are Gospel Temple Baptist church d.sses in college. and have' it In Hill's Cl.apel Baptist Church, Beu my professional and working life. It . »-BUSINESS ETHICS lah Baptist (Lurch, Mt.Mt. PiseabPise at Xsû.ln* tb«t. pastors, educators íéfSH ♦ and SALESMANSHIP Methodist Church. Douglas School jnd all leaders recognise and con-. Veterans and Civilian« Hyde Park School, Mantisas Rigli . ’tier these attitudes and Incllna- School and Grant School Accepted for Training •ons Walter Lippman, in his W B barjnóh, Jr., Chairman of PUBLIC OPINION states it this G.I. Approved • 'he Training Committee of the*' way:- "We shall assume that what —A /ear Around School- Chickasaw Council will YlSft som< •ach man does is based not on di­ jf the sessions and oresent certifi­ ed and certain knowledge, but oh Register Now cates al the close of the institute olctures bv himself or given to him Similar’institutes will be conducted The way In which the world For All Courses b :n Northern Mississippi and East­ s imagined determines at anv par- ern Arkansas during the ear’.', -ular moment what men will do." For " Further Informattor» Spring. SenflnOle Division has-a -Now Lippman's statement ls an ac­ Call: _J‘ vain of 15 per-cent in membershir cepted principal or generalization. and the goal it set for a mammoth That brings the stereotype out In 5-3688 advancement program throughout bold relief. A group of people, who the division. . —— think that another group la shal-