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VOLUME 19, NUMBER M PRICE FIVE CENTI MEMPHIS, TENÑESSSEE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950
i u , Students Still William And Mary Alleged Knife Out Of School To Admit Negroes Slayer Goes Io i
In Miss., La. By CARTER JEWEL , plicant was qualified would l»c Chair Protesting WI1JJAMSBURGH, Va. .(ANP)-1 forwarded la the attorney general CHICAGO-1 ANP l-Willard Tru- NEW ORLEANS. La. «-t(ANP>— — The College of William and ' of Virginia for his legal opinion According to statistic» released this love. 31, convicted of .Jaytng a white Mary, the second oldest liwtitu- 1 If he should ruic-fhaf the college week, the foreign »Indent enroll tion of higher learuinc in Amer-[ is obligated tjiider the law to ar- woman during a purre-snatehing ment in Louisiana and Mississippi attempt on Oct 26. 1949. went to Ute ica. Is ready to admit qualified , cept the student, thr wltage would has doubled since, the 1944-45 Negro law student*. Thu» phticy do so witlipul a court control__ _ electric chair at 12 02 a. m.. • school sesaions Negro student* still was disclosed Monday afternoon, j Nov 10th struggling and protests o*nnot enter white schools in these November 13. by I)t Dudley W Dean Woodbridge who spoke in hi» "innocence " states Woodbridge, dean nf the instilu- Norfolk of problems nf eriucntiuii Five minutes and three jolts of The greatest number of foreign i lion’s Sclvml of Jurisprudence in »listed scgregalKHi a* one of tli^ clecrWcity later, he was pronounc students is at Louisiana state uni I an nddre s before the Norfolk and I current problems in legal educa ’ ed dead versity. Baton Rouge, where it re I Portsmouth Bar Association Trulove wav convicted of the knitt quired a federal court mandate to turn lie said the trend now is toward the elimination of Jim staying of Mrs, Mary IflChireq. make it possible for a Negro ex- Dean Woodbridge said the ml crow in law schools He a tan call mother of two boyv, when she OI, Roy s Wilson, to enroll in the leges decision was published in fought off his attempt to steal h« law school there the current edition nf the Alum ed attention to the fact that the Yale University school of law has purse 8even members d the vic Mississippi colleges showing an ni Gazette. tim's family were among the W increase In foreign student enroll He disclosed that the college proiKKCd that any law school ment are Millsap» College, Jackson, would follow thus procedure In ^practicing segregation should lie witnesses to the execution Mis», and Mississippi Southern handling a Negro's application: barred from membership in the Trulove was said to be "depre**- College. Hattiesburg, where 100 If the college found that the ap- American Law School association ed and blooding" during his last non-American* attend hours. He refusea special food for Two weeks ago at Ole Miss, the his last meal, smoked steadily and student editor of a campus publi received several visits from his pas cation was forced to undergo em LeMoyne Mad Magicians tor, the Rev Theodore Harper of barrassment because he suggested Goodwill Missionary Baptist church. that Negro enrollment be accept ed Meet Lane Turkey Day However, there are no reports to date telling of any resentment by TOKYO, Japan-Red Cross Gray lady Mrs. T. G. Walkins, Jr., of I The Mud Magicians of LeMoyne Mi Julian Bell, former Booker T. Fire Kills Seven Miasisaippwns to halt the enroll- 1 1051 Grove St. Jacksonville, III., helps Pfc. Louis A. Warford frame ment of foreigners in the colleges | College are busily girding them- Washington and Fisk University operated in the state a message homd upon his arrival in Japan at a Tokyo oir base. | selves for the Thanksgiving Classic coach. The sensational passing ar Warford was captured among the Nakfong River line on Sept. 3; j with Lane College of Jackson. Ten- tist J. Sargent, has been limbering up his "mighty right" nd hilling lus released on Sept. 27. The message of good choer was to his mo | nessee This game, as in tile past, promis receivers dead on the no e" with MARION. Ark—fA N P)-A tire DAV's Received ther, Mrs^Jessie Warford, Apt. 12, Riverview, Kingsport, Tenn.-' Melrose Grcduate Takes Up es to be "the big one" In last deadly accuracy Many observers | killed six children and an adult at $12,000,000 In " (American Red Cross Photo). year's encounter the Magicians have .aid that they believe those I - • * • *• • la farm worker’s home here last i came out on ’he long end ol a 20 two Ends with thj sticky finger Nurse Training In Nc / York week. The dead »re: | to 6 score, (Chambers and McWilliams» are Louis Johnson. 30, and his three One nt Mclrwc' Rich School'» undeig >ir.g’’rainit g M'"> Williams Last Fiscal Year Son Missing In Action In Korean j Tiie Mad laid'" have been tin- going to cause the Dragons Ironi children. Rcanette, 9, Wavon, T, popular graduate, Mi.se Airlene Wil wlw tun hed Melrose in litis took More then 31 million dollars in ! dergoing intensive training in pre Lane quite a bit of trouble _ -,. and Betty Jean, 5 and 3children' liams, left Memphis November 15th a bitslness cottrsc at government benefits were obtained War-Mother Asks Prayers Of Public paration lor this fray with tiie of Mr. and Mrs. L. A William*, The ginne b io lie played ill flic for New York City where she plane College last ymr for disabled veteranr during the learn that is currently CtMched by will. 3. I CHICAGO- (N.NPA)— The own Reinforcements er of a flimsy sha.ck at the rear of On Korean Front 3545 Ellis Avenue, where fire color ed children perished in a fire on By Rev. Taschereau Arnold the night of November 12. was ar- By IRVING R. LEVINE I dead were counted. A few enemy survivors scattered .yvd fled. ' rested last Monday and charged City's Defense International New» Service War illustrate, he declared that if the Correspondent Two other communist counter with violating the building code and By RICHARD 8. WELL Reds advance ten miles in Korea 8OEUL. Korea - Tank - paced blows were beaten off by seventh International New» Service and lose five hundred men the head the unauthorized rental of the American Troops cracked Commu [Division Tank spearhead. These Staff Correipondent line will probably: read: “REDS dwellings. niat defense in Northeast Korea red units broke and fled and the BERLIN, Germany—American in LOSE FIVE HUNDRED MEN." Friday and carved out______small ___but Americans took up the pursuit, Arrested was Mrs. Mtssie Wilker fantry and British Tank reinforce significant gaines in tl„the face of Red tactics Friday were described son, 45, who lives in an apartment ments arrived in West Berlin sub-aero weather and stubborn by the Tenth Corps spokeaman as building in front of the dwelling— Thursday to help build the city’s Chinese-Korean Red resistance. merely "token resistance" Red an old bus that had been converted most powerful deienae force against A II. 8. Tenth corps spokesman [forces in the frozen mountains ot into a 3 room house to which a communism since the East-west reported that Seventh Division the northeast had offered stiff re lean-to and plywood partitions had split. soldiers drove, to points within sistance for two days, but their been added. She was released in troops to The first American eight road miles of Kapsan. a North main force apparently withdrew bond of $250 and will appear in reach Berlin since the decision to Korean junction town below the Thursday, leaving behind only Building Violation Court in the city Bolster the city’s defense oomprised Manchurian border. stragglers. hall. the headquarters company of the On the Northwest front across The research also revealed that The spokesman said the “tide has new sixth infantry regiment. It is the only difierence in America and Police also took into custody Lil turned.” the 250-mile neck of the Korean scheduled to have Hs full strength Peninsula Communist resistance Russia when it come.- to moulding ly Mae Dean, 22. and Beatrice Kapsan, located about twenty in Berlin by the first of the year... was non-existent at some pointe. U- opinion is this In Russia the Gov Johnson. 19. the mothers of the miles South of the nearest border West Berliners cheered the Van 8 24th division infantry patrols dead children. Also held was Na point on the winding Ynlu River, ernment leaders tell the newspapers AT GAMMON LECTURE — President Harry y. Richardson, Rev. guard of 200 GI's as they trooped thaniel Gullins. 23. . of 2637 Prai was blasted by American Warplanes probed njore than six miles North what line to follow, and in America through the streets to barracks rie avenue, who said he was the Stuart R. Oglesby, pastor Central Presbyterian Church and Dr. G. and numerous fires were kindled of Bomb battered Paekchon on the the newspapers and their satellites The British reinforced their Gar father of two of the Johnson chil Paul Butler, Book and Church Editor, New York Daily Mirror, in the Communist town Five box Ateryong river without contacting tell the government leaders what rison with twelve 33-ton comet cars loaded with ammunition were the enemy. line to follow. dren The three were to appear at (from left) are pictured following the final lecture delivered by tanks, each mounting a 77-MM an inquest before a blue ribbon blown up and three field pieces Dr. Butler, at Gammon Theological Seminary. cannon and two machine guns, the On the 24tli Division partol en- were destroyed but reluming pi jury selected by coroner A. I. Bro new armour gave the city ite heavi ( tered a village on the East bank of Dr. Buller was guest for the 1950 Annual Sermon Scries lots said they obee.red little sign die. est artillery since it was occupied ' tlie Tacryong. six miles North of sponsored by Gammon. - (Adair Photo) of enemy activity. by wartime oombnt unite. Pakchon. and was told by residente International News service War that a communist force ot 500 men The Western allies al the same ' Corespondent John Rich, with the had withdrawn from that area time authorized West. Berlin of Tenth Corps in North Korea, re I Thursday. Missionary Baptist To Hold ficials to organize police units ported that one Battalion of the into a hard-hitting anli-Commu-|i Seventh Division engaged an enemy In the General sector strong nisi force and Io equip them with | unit which attempted to ambush Chinese and Korean red forces 1951 Meet In Columbus “the most modern" submachine I the Americans After a brief but launched two counter attacks a- guns and automatic rifles, most of .fierce engagement fought in 22- gainst two South Korean Divis the new weapons will be supplied ' blow zero weather 128 Communist ions and an American Regiment. GRIFFIN , Tlie Eightieth Au- legislation and intimida lion " The by the French. tiii.il Session <>1 I he General Mis walls of prejudice .arc gradually sionary Baptist Convention of crumbling, he said. Tile allied moves could not have Georgia-ch/sed here Iasi Thursday The addres-s also called for the been better timed. They came as Who s Who In Colored night what was described as one resumption of the denominational allied intelligence sources reported NEW YORK—Special Two Ca of its best sessions in history with publication and a permanent head Communist "Peace agitators" are tholic Religious Brothers, experienc Rev. J J. Strickland ot Moultrie de quarters in Atlanta An adjourned planning illegal, mass demonstra ed teachers, sailed this week for livering the farewell sermon The session of the convention was re tions in West Berlin early next America A Welcome Book College Conference So. Africa, where they will receive meeting which was held at the Mt. commended to be held in Savannah foonth in the hope of disrupting i ion-Wtt numerous phases of Negro teaching assignments in Catho Zion Baptists Church, hast to the February 7-8. It closed with a fer scheduled local elections. REVIEWED BY I.U1X VIRGIL Reveals Good Reports lic schools gathering, decided to have Us 1951 vent pica for peace and freedom OVERBEA life sketched by Jay Jackson. convention in Columbus The Rev and pointed out that the church , “Who's Who in' Colored America.” As may be expected in a work of RALEIGH. N C—Reports from The young men arc Brother John O. H. Stinson is pastor of the host was the best way to this end. edited by O James Fleming and this kind, a number of persons were the Shaw University faculty mem J. Hayes, a native of New York church. OTHERS SI'EAK Christian E Burckel, Christian E left out, some of them by neglect bers, who attended the North City, and Brother Elphege E. St. The Rev. L. M Terrill of Atlanta Burckel and Associates. Yonker--on and others because they refused to Carolina Negro College Conference Martin ,of Vancouver, Canada. Highlight nf the session came presided at this session of the con Hudson, N. Y.,648 pp turn in interview blanks. November 15. at the State Teachers They belong to a group known as Wednesday afternoon when Doctor vention which also heard annual College in Fayetteville, were in the C.ngr Ration of Christian Bro The new seventh edition of "Who's Here ar.d there, the book features Leander A Pinkston, was re-elected addresses by Mrs. M J Thomas formational and enlightening The Wno in Colored America" should be a boner such as the leaving out of thers in Ireland. president of the body for the four of Brunswick, president of the Wo conference this year emphasized a welcome addition to any good Marian Anderson from the list of teenth consecutive time. The elec man's Auxiliary and Prof. H. S. the theme "Implications of Recent library. This book entains mote concert singers in the Uassifcation It wa.- announced at a dinner tion of the president and other of Dixon of Bainbridge, president of Supreme Court Decisions on High marking the Brothers' departure ficers came after the president made the Laymen's Department? Sen. Glen Taylor than 3.000 biographies of Negroes section Also, some of the persons er Education in N C." Key that more Brothers from the United his annual address before an over who are achieving in America. contributing pictures of themselves discussion leaders on the roster of States will probably take up t’ach flow crowd 6f several hundred dele At the conclusion oi President MONTGOMERY. Alabama - Edited by G. James Flemming and could have forgotten about trying to speakers were a representative from ing posts in Africa in the near fu gates. , Pinkston's address lie and Mrs James E. Folsom of Alabama refus Christian I. Burckel, this volume recall the past by sending current the Board of Control for Southern ture. PRAISES PRESS Pinkston were tendered four pre ed Wednesday to try to extradite provides a ready reference for any photographs. Regional Education and the At President Pinkston’s address sentations: $100 by Rev. E. J. Grant, Stn. Glen Taylor from Idaho to perron wishing to know a quick This is the first 'attempt of the torney’General of North Carolina which was frequently applauded Albany; $5000 by Deacon A. C. serve a six months jail sentence -at story about any particular Negro. publishers to produce this type of praised the secular press for its Touchstone, representing the Mount Birmingham, Ala ' }, printed on-thick, semi-smeoth book. It is an excellent exmple of Lillian Randolph fight against demagoguery in politics Zion Baptist Church, Griffin; $100 The city of Birmingham formally paper, this book should wear well, what jsjo come In the future. in the state and urged the constant by, Deacon Thomas J Butts. At asked the Governor to launch ex too, Utilizing the varialype process • Ur Feet and proper use of the ballot in fur Eckstine Sings On Show lanta, of Travelers Rest Baptist tradition proceedings in order to the book features large, easy t< ther advancing the interest of the Church; $10000 by Rev E R. Mc have the Idaho Democratic sena- read type. • race and the state. He praised the Lendon. Hickery Grove Baptist With 'Gildersleeve' lor returned to serve a sentence for For convenience "Who's Who’ Negros progress "in,spite of cer Church. Sparta. disorderly conduct. has two indexes classifying persons tain unwritten tews and unjust NEW YORK - (ANPi— Lillian Taylor, who failed in his bid foi by ’Occupation profession Editor C. A. Scott of the Atlanta or in- Randolph, who plays “Birdie" the re-election to the senate, has al; Daily World and S W Walker of terests and by geography. An add maid on the “Great Gilcjfrsleeve" ready forfeited $200 bond in the the ..Bilgrim Health and Life In ed feature-of the volume is the in show .aired over a national hdok- case. He was convicted in Byrrping- Orioles Win High surance company were presented clusion of pictures of many of the up on Wednesday evenings,, had ham in 1948 while campaigning for NEW YORK CITY- Mr B and they both briefly addressed the person featured a c han cr uo-d ¡splay her excep Acclaim In Philly vice-president on the Progressive expected ' to gross $20,000 in- his tionally fine voice on this week's meeting. On the merit side this book ap PHILADELPHIA. P* -Although Party ticket. He was arrested when Carnegie Hall concert appearance, I program. parently has styled itself after the shattered by the tragic automobile entering a political rally tluough made jazz history here Saturday. A talented singer. Miss Ran ' Who's Who in America" in the Dept. SC 1Î37 Washington 13. D. (' accident that last week claimed the an entrance designated for Negroes. Etched in the annals of the his dolph's singing over the radio ha6 To Establish quality of its editing and report,. RELIEF AT LAST life of one of their members and BIRMINGHAM. Ala. - I INS) - tory of jazz is the memorable been confined in the past to sitig ' It promises to come out regularly, hospitalized two others, the high Go'-. James E. Folsom's refusal to chapter that tells of how Billy , ing at Christmas time on the thus filling a great need for persons flying orioles, led by Sonny UH request the extradition of Waho’L^*"“!1 For Y our COUGH Bckstine became the first vocalist show She makes many profes Winn r.lon Tuvtnr rirnw iho firn nf ...... • -CM__ 0(1 J tn Negro leaders. “World’s fast and Alex Sharp, went through their Sen. Glen Taylor drew the fire of Creomulsioa relieve» promptly beanie POSXER'S- to sing both in afternoon and night sional appearances singing bal as', British West The cover Is an attractive green scheduled engagement on stage of Birmingham police commissioner It goe» right to the wet of the trouble eat selling hair-straightener concerts at the famous music hall lads, novelty and blues songs, as — Father Curtis Eugene (Bull) Connor, with the name in the map of the to overflow audiences both times the Earle Theater here and won well as classical numbers. D . a native of Connor, who wants the banjo U. S. A. in gold. Featured on the •nd black-rinse.* With the successful engagement the greatest acclaim that has yet strumming lawmaker returned to inside of the covers pre lllustra- at Carnegie Hall, the "Bronze Bal- to come to the popular singing the city to serve a six-month jail lsdier" has been established for a Fench President voices hope group. term handed down a disorderly coast-to-coast tour as the biggest world disarmament. Till and Sharp, the two mem conduct conviction, declared: "concert’’ attraction in the coun bers of the quintet who were not “Gov. Folsom has talked about try today in the accident near Baltimore in nine all of the orchids. A group The baritone, rated aS top voca-n which guitarist Tommy Gaither wgs of fine instrumentalists also came killed instantly and George Nelson list by"virtually every music maga Dr. Seaertive rwapes possible in for a share of praise and Johnny Reed sustained severe zine, sang to an enthusiastic con death penalíy iñ Burma. George Shearing’s quintet"' was injuries, opened on the Earle stage cert audience that was apparently il,ChijtLoldi,Bronchiti» improvized with the substitution of with a patch-up unit that put on carried away as much by his man Don Elliott for Margie Hyams on one of .the greatest performances ner as his real musicianship vibes Shearing's piano blended ever seen in the Quaker City. The ebullient personality and very well with the fine guitar of charm of the MGM top recording Chuck Wayne iynd the bass and it’s SMART Io look your fl star scored heavily with the audi drums by John bevy and Denzil ence Although he was not ac Best He also-accompanied Eck companied by the embellished mu stine on two numbers best WlthlHAIR ATTACHMENTS sicians as is the case when he is recording, Mr B" took advan DOUBLE ' tage of a small rhythm section and exercised the utmost freedom in FILTERED " improvising tunes like “Body and WASHINGTON. D C. Sen Soul," Caravan," and "I'm in the Green New Mexsnna Skin Cream works for your skin charm, loveliness 24 hours a day! Its skin-soften You can make your dull, ing lanolin smooths and beauti fies your skin—gentle medica dry, hard-to-manage hair tion helps heal little skin trou apart if Hire diamonds! Use Pluko Hair Dressing and see bles! Use as powder base daily. bo* it bring* out highligh ti. 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Plans w”re handling of genoral flection bal Hold« Meet completed for the Anniversary P«r- i lots in on? precinct Friday which Practical Nurses' Club met ty of the Colonial Social Club to be eould cut Governor G Menneii Wil dub. held January 17. 1951 The member i liams' slim lead to 750 votes Oertrude Ford is the proud enjoyed a delicious menu served They said election workers 11- [ of a baby girl named Rose- by the hostess The pre ideiil, Mrs legaUy opened packages of ballots; La Pawl.‘The next meeting is Ruth Whitsey presided from Oakland County's precinct- 5 meeting to be held al tne The next meeting w'll be held and the ballots were impounded The Republicans announced they 5.00 until 9:00 p tn ul the home of Mr: Inez Bayd. SPIRIT Of MEMPHIS" 22 with Mrs Yural Wil 1335 Decatui Sireet will take court, action in an effort ts hostess. Mrs Ruth Whitsey, president U> have lhe votes invalidated There is no precedent for lhe situation in Edna Fortson, president. Mr.*. Inez Boyd secretary Mrs Michigan Dorothy, secretary. Mrs Jessie M Turner, reporter Governor Williams' lead over the Whitehead, reporter. GOP candidate Harry F Kelly is | RETIRED PULLMAN 1,154 votes, on the basis of the of SOCIAL CLUB PORTERS ( LI B - ficial canvas, but 404 are among the Fleur Social Club held one Porters and The Retired Pullman disputed ballots the most colorful dances of the Employees Club met Wednesday iei|xm recently. The dance November 15. After the regular SONG BIRDS OF THE SOUTH held at the lovely home of Ml • routine ol business, an amendment Orange Mound Civic NAT D. WILLIAMS 8mith, 2517 Park Avenue to the United States Railroad Retire STARS Of WDIA MIMSHIS.. dub colors, green and white ment Act was diseased and much Club Aids In Plans Tile Revue will be held in ihn artistically carried out through interest was manifested The at Wonders, Gunece Malone, and For Nursery Bowl South Hall of Ellis Auditorium on the room. On each end of the tendance wa* good The next meet. Popular Radio Stars Will Ruth Brown are other well-known The Orange Mound Civic and Thursday bight. Not ember 23 arranged table were Ing will be iield December 20 a! artists who have given their ser- Welfare Club held its regu'ar se Tickets for adults • $100 advance, of punch with very tasty ca- the residence of J C McNeal, 755 vk'f.* to the Revue Reverend W mi-monthly meeting Tuesday night, students and spread between them. Lovelv Williams Avenue at 2:00 p m Visi H Brewster will present his en $125 at lhe door; November 14 at 8:30 o'clock Robert semble from the Oospel Triasun children under 12 - $50 advance, decorated the scene tors are welc<|ie Be Heard And Seen In One BLE BEE KING Wi'ght, president, was present.but Hour; the Pellet: Singers, Naia Jai $65 at the door Advance tickets were proud to have as our Wm Warren, praidcnl C Samuel Bradley, vice-president pre can be bought at the following the great Golden Wildcats Rogers, secretary Daugherty, and the Brewsteraire* sided Melrose High School The next all ol whom are fast becoming na plac«*. Final plans lor the third annual Big Musical Extravaganza tionally known through then record [ will be at the home of the NORTH MEMPHIS Buckley’S Credit Store. 238 South Nursery Bowl game were gone over eraldine and Ernestine TRRIFT CLUB ings Queen C. Ander on, the Main It was decided that school children A host of aims. representing the will see also, Joe Hill Louis, Co North Memphis Thrift Club No South's greatest spiriiu.il singer, Svuth Memphis Drug Store. 907 under fourteen years of age will be best ol Mempii.s' sep:.i tal'">’ have lumbia recording star-famous for Doris Glover, reporter. 1 held its regular meeting at the will also appear on the religious Florida admitted for sixty cents These combined their abilities Into one his bebop dress and music: Ru fus Thomas and Bones, pokl ir part of the Revue home of Mrs Sanders on Lewi. tickets will be available at the gigantic musical offering to the Marshall Cleaners, 2603 Park DLONIAL SOCIAL (LI B Street, Wednesday night, November comedy and singing team.”nd The Goodwill Revue w.v the, schools Spirit of Christmas, the "Good Avenue [The Colonial Social Club met Amehii Carney, the famed "Au irigmal idea ot lhe WDIA manager. Walford * Flown Sh ip 637 N a: 8 The devotional service was con Mr W light called attention l> will Revue.'' je home of Mrs Mary Wilson ducted by the Chaplain. Mr Mary Bert Ferguson Continuity director, Second on the large numbers of school ag< For the benefit of the less for relia” of recording who sings with ttober 26 at 8 00 p m All inem- Burns The various committee** Christine Cooper and production children lit Oiunge Mound not en tunate at Christmas, the slats Ivory Joe Hunter Paul's Tailoring Shop Beale .iiid brs were present Plan* were com- made their reports. All sick mem rolled tn sdwoi and reconi nienoed and staff Of WDIA, aided by out Eider Moor will take the spot manager, Don Kern nuide lhe al- Hernando pted fo’ the Anniversary Party bers were reported improved by standing entertainers of the city, light on the religious halt of the raiigemente for the Revue which: Strozier Drugs. 2192 Chelsea [ the Colonial Social Club to be that the club lakes ‘taps to ascer the chairman. Mi s Addie Crawford tain the causes and try to remedy have planned and produced the show, to introduce the leading will bring together the greate t ar Koffman Furniture, 1242 Thoma.* ray of sepia talent ever to appear | kid January 17. 1951 The mem- Twenty dollars was reported from the n The Vice President appoint second annual Goodwill Revue to choirs and religious singers of the Service Drugs, 675 S. Lauderdale be presented Thanksgiving night krs enjoyeu a delicious mem the baby cortest, Mr Mary Burn. ed the f illowing committee Com r Mid-South Mr Hulbert will intro- at one time in the city. More than Bargain Bee, iy N Main jrved by the hostels The preil- chairman Members gave remark* mittee for., the Encouragement of at F.llis Auditorium Proceeds will ( CALLr—,------8-3256 ------BANNER FRIDAY NIGHT Nov. 24, 7:30 P. M. STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY • 4 YEARS OLO • LAliNDRY-CLEAHER YMCA IT*'-"'- Consolidated Distributors - Exclusivo Distributors - Memphis ECHO SPRING DISTILLING COMPANY . LOUISVILLE, KENTUCK! * n — ~ , 7 Cov. Fails To Comment Carver Maroon Panthers On National Cuard Suit Meets Dec. M and also are being denied any RICHMOND. Va. - (NNPAl— QusA Lucy Laney, 27-0 Governor John S. Battle last Tues economic advantages which might day night had no comment on re accrue ATLANTA. Georgia - tSN8) - MOORE’S INTERCEPTION At W, Texas ports from Newport News, Virginia, fhe Carver Vocational School1SET" VP 3rd TOUCHDOWN that 3 suit may be brought in a PglHhFr» coded their second season Bobby Moore'sMoore s lptereeptioulptereepttou of BY C. E. CHAPMAN Federal court to compel the en on the gridiron by crushing the Harry Posely’s pass bn the Lucy TYLER, Texas - (¿N8) - The rollment of colored persons in va Lucy Laney Wildcats, of Augusta. Laney 40 set up Carver's thiro S meeting of the Routbwest rious branches of the Virginia Na O*., 27-0. Thunday night, . under touchdown Herbert Adams, Moore enoe is scheduled for Tyler tional Guard. the arcs of Herndon Memorial Sta and Burney clicked off three first j in Thursday and Friday, December An aide, however, confirmed re 1 l-l according to an announcement dium downs to move the ball to the1 ports that the Governor had rejected Lucy Laney five-yard stripe a n C nade recently by 8. E Lassiter of Carver seniors playing the final the request for admission of color By J. HENRY RANDAU Calhoun dashed into the end zone Bishop College, president oi - the football game with their Maroon ed persons into Guard units. For ANY i again on a reverse. Adolphus Wil rough Southwest organization. Ac- Gray mates were Captain Rejection of the request apparent liams booted the extra point, to .; wording to Lassiter the meeting here Clinton Moreland, Marion Hurst. ly was based on the view that the make the score, 20-0. »111 be very important, one with The two Louis’ "Satchmo” Arm Edward Burney, Clarence Chaney, National Guard is controlled by the Henry Powell. Willie Byrd and John The Wildcats came back with i many big issues confronting t h « strong and Jordan-doing a riotous-,! State until oi uideat it is called into tighter* defensive play in the se- ;: noguh In their two day session. barrelbousey and ad-libbing version Hornsby Federal service, and, therefore -CALHOUN RAMBLES cond stanza, holding the Panthen One of the Mg problems due to of Life Is Bo Peculiar. The two get state segregation laws controlled. M YARDS FOR TD to a single TD, which came in ■ome up for consideration Is the ap away nicely on their vocals aqd This view, however, dues not take Hie Marttou Panthers moved out fourth period, after Carver took the pointment of a Commissioner for later on make with their special ¡the organization. Several topflight into consideration the fact that the in front early in the first period, ball on downs on the Lucy Laney brand of music on their respective men are being considered and iti National Guard must comply with when Howard Calhoun circled left 30 Calhoun and Moore moved tbt instruments. Rambling throughout would not be surprising to see the assistance from the Army. Nor does end on a neatly executed reverse ball to the 13 on two plays, and the vocals in a hot jazz piano, chord age old problem of the appointment it take into caivlderation the equal and sprinted 56 yards to pay-dirt. Holliday scored on the next play ing its way frantically with excels of officials placed In the newly ap protection clause of the Fourteenth Levon Oreene crashed over for the Moore added the extra point from lent rhythm support. Ite flip is pointed Commissioner’s hands. Amendment to the United State« extra point. scrimmage another A-plus item, an old!» Among the men perminently men Carver scored again in the open-1 Carver's Impressive 6-2 season's Constitution. brought up to date, You Rascal ^aih' ing moments of the second period records victories over the following tioned for the post are Dr John Anyone who has heard the arigjpal on a 44 yard drive, highlighted by ' teams: Herring St.. 14-2; Ballard- E. CodweU, retired arbiter of the' The request lor admission of Southwest Conference, now' princi Satchmo version will notice the a 10-yard toss from Jesse Holliday Hudson, 20-0; Washington, 13-0; colored persons into the Virginia to Edward Burney. Greene streaked Athens, 26-0; Brooks, 36-0 and pal of Phyllis Wheatley High National Guard units was made by change in lyrics and tempo, but over from the .Lucy Laney 13 and (Lucy Laney. 27-0. The Panthers School in Houston; Jimmy Law, one W. Hale Thompson, a colured at ’.hat’s all This platter by the the try-for-point after touchdown lost to Howard, 20-13; and Spencer, time Prairie View coach and more torney, and Hannibal W. Ridley Louis' is one for the collection W< was no good 16-0. recently an official in the South-, president of Zeta Lambda Chapter can still hear both pieces ringing west and at present teaching at of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, in ouf ears. 'As "Sakhmo’’ Jack Yates High School in Houl both of Newport News. "one more fqr me, Jim." ton; Dr. Leroy Moore, former as In Newport News last Tuesday, Chalk up another excellent wag Melrose Meets Lincoln sistant coach at Langston and at Mr. Thompson said suit may be ing by Erroll Garner, yeung expo present the dean of Oklahoma Unl- i brought in a Federal court to com nent of the Jam piano. The MteM iversity; Dr I. T. Hunter, former CHAMPS GET TOGETHER: New York', newly «Med Mayor, Vin platter is aa LP disc entitled “Pia Prairie View star athlete of twen pel the opening of Guard ranks to cent ImpellUteri, headed the aend-off agregatton, whp greeted and no Moods—Erroll Garner with rhy High Of East St. Louis ty years ago, now a practicing den colored persons. thm acoompaniment." It 1« oua tf tist in Tyler; J. D. Lowreyv still an bade farewell to Welter ChAnp, Ray Robinion, m the latter aaUed to The attorney and Mr. Ridley wrote Governor Battle on October five such “moods" in a socio* In active official in the Southwest, who Pari«, aa gue»t of the French Republic last waah. Mrs. "Sugar Ray,’ In Nursery Bowl Came is a mail clerk in San Antonio, and 21 asking that colored persons be voted to modem piano style» By iR. E "Skipper" Dixon, at present .he (ormer Edna Mae Holly, and their «on, Kay Jr, ilw took th. permitted to enlist in State Guard leading artist-technicians of IhM j one of the top officials in this sec units. instrument. jaunt uirrwaa Lincoln High School gridiron ele Vivian Carter, popular radio an tion, who Is a civil service em “In view of tht established policy The disc contains two 15 minutes ven of East St. Louis, Ill, ha« been nouncer of Gary, Indiana who will ployee in Dallas in Virginia as indicated by our State medleys of standard and popular selected a« the guest team to op assist Miss Wills Monroe of WDIA The conference bigwigs hope to laws on the subject of segregation," compositions performed without in- ’ pose the Melrose Golden Wildcats in crowning the Ndrsery Bowl close their powwow on Friday ev- Governor Buttle replied, “I am con- terruption. More than that, they in crowning the Nursery Bowl queen between halves. Miss Carter ning and they have all been invited i strained to decline yoar request. ' are examples of the “still rising" at Melrose Stadium, it was an Is also a well known social worker as guests of Texas College at the The letter to Governor Battle Gamer's distinctive muMcal thought nounced today. This will be the of the steel city.’ big intersectional football game and improvisation. that features the Texas College I Melrose Takes Stigall Hi read; first time during the past three Plans have been completed for Such tunes Mv Heart Stood * Steers and the powerful Morris "In view of the fact that the years that the Nursery Bowl, spon very impressive demonstrations be Still, Long, , Poor Butterfly. Brown Wolverines of Atlanta, Ga Government of the United State« sored as a money-raising projects fore game and at half time Among Spring is Here,A It Could Happen Te Secretary-Treasurer G. L. Smith i has ordered the Department of De in behalf of the Orange Mound Nur events to be carried out will be I You are done in that languourous- of Prairie View along with Coach 1 fense to end segregation in every sery, has leatiired a team twin crowning of the Nursery Bowl ly dreamy mood for which Garner Fred Long of Texas College, are a In Homecoming Tilt, 32-0 branch of the armed services, we such a distant point. i Queen with the coronation likewise is famous. They are intersperaod planning committee to .see that all respectfully request you ...to issut "We expect to give the football spotting the outgoing queen,-Miss with the bouncified When Johnny the wishes and conveniences of the such orders as may be necessary fans a good game, one that's full Gloria Brannon There will be a . Williams Comes Marching Home, When You delvgatas will be carried out in Up One camt op a 24-yard puntj^rn LH Avenue T. w to facilitate the enlistment of Ne of thrilh as well as the, opportunity huge bowl formed on the field by The Melrose Wildcats celebrated Are Smiling and I Don’t Know Why top shafre A round of social activi Hbmecom'hg in fine fashion, by Ftovd Hicks This was the only RH Thompson L Ross gro residentrof tills State in all the of aiding a worthy can e in the fi children uf the Orange Moilnd com On the latter three, the Qarneo< ties is planned to keep the visitors X-point that W Dilta made good FIB T Williams J Langston armed forces on a nonsegregated nancial promotion of the nursery,” munity (hump.ng a once-beaten Hemet hallmark-the delayed right hapr^ going at top speed during their Leonard Ross leaked through the Stigall: Co-captain Robinson; basis.” declared Robert Wnght. Jr. general from Stigall Higii, humboldt, Tenn, beat which, were combined with tne three day stay here. Coach D team 32-0 For one quarter, nu Hornets goal line defense for one Coad) H V Sims; Asst chairman on arrangements “Mel Mrs. Ethel Venson, cliairmau of The request, made al the direc- bass and drums, takes og the round merous fumbles held both te#m§ yard end the final touchdown The W Glenn Melrose: Co-i-captain — rose has one of the finest teams the women’s division, reports grow 1 tWn of Zeta Lambda Chapter of the of a guitar-ls strongly in evidence. scoreless, then the rooi fell g) The X-point run was successful and the Boga; Coach J W Westbrook; in its history this year, and the re ing enthusiasm as evidenced by ! Asst Coach Calvin Grant Offi- Incidentally, this marks Erroll’s slaughter was completed Alpha phi Alpha Fraternity, called cord of.Lincoln is imposing" Mr i sales of tickets by the various can ‘Cats secred in four minutes ol the debut on the label (Columbia) , THE SPORTS | date: Referee— Chaney; Umpire I lor the opening of the Air National I ¡Wright added. didates for queen who are being s6coii J? Southern Battle To Scoreless Tie M ■r Rattlers Claim SPORTS FISK DEFEATS MOREHOUSE 13-6 Nati Grid Title OF THE MEMPHIS WORLD • Tuesday, November 21, 1950 • 5 1^1 ~7 By CHUCK SMITH and CRIP WALKER SCOTLANDVIllE, la.-(SN5)-Captain Charles Maloney, Joe r » * • À WORLD lir and Freshman Willie Lee spearheaded the tireless defensive arts of the fighting Florida A. and M. Rattler* as they withstood By Marion E. Jackton uthern University's vicious ground and air attack* for 26 min Breaks 6-6 Deadlock n ts of the second half as the two powers of Negro football fought a 0-0 draw Saturday before 10,000 wildly cheering fans. ATLANTA, Georgia -(Scott Newspaper Syndicate) - , Vili | '50 football season rapidly coming to o close . . . After the Tlte t(.litis entered the frtv with The Fisk University Gold and Blue Bulldogs combined greater eight straight victories and tire ■ nksgiving Day classics and the early December post-season power and drive to squeeze out a 13-6 victory over the fighting draw gives Coach A. S. 'Jake” pies, we'll see basketball stealing the spotlight The "big Gaither's Rattlers their first Na Morehouse College Maroon Tigers, ip a colorful harweeenjtg bot ry of this year's football campaign has been the resurgence Maryland State tle, ployed Saturday afternoon, at Herndon Memorial tional championship via the Dick- Jfodiv™. South teams . ;. Television is making every man's *costle his toson rating scale system sl:t:c With the seorr deadlocked 8»6.1 —•—•— ------, 1 ' •I tile Gold and Bkie Bulldogs went ' dress against undemocratic practices . . . One tail end grid tilt 1942. The system which rates teams on the basis of the strength 34 yards on three plays, late in the I TexarCollege against Wiley on Nov. 30 ... Saturday, Nov 25 Routs Bethune of the opponent rated Florida A . . -^7 final period, with Theodore Bea- on off day for most collegiate elevens .. . Battle-wise coaches, 1 and M 30 00 at.d Southen*2800 be- 1 vers firing a l«-y*rd pass to Rich Virginia Union lose teams haven't completed play, generally use this date to ! fore Saturday struggle. However. ard Grooms for the jsay-off. Rogei Moore booted the extra point from it for traditional foes scheduled the first Saturday in Decern- Cookman Ö to I I Southern has two games remaining on its schedule and the Rattlers tn placement Trips Hampton closed out their campaign here lanton Walker write® in his ever c*n be offset by the rela cW ■ STATISTICI} DAYTONA BEACH. Florida - Some 500 faithful followers oi the tively serious injuries." * dp '* MOREHOUSF oadway' column: We6t Coast Fabulous Maryland State stunned FISK •A few of the benefit« derived Rattlers who canic here-—via air First Downs » that Joe Louis and Carole nearly 10.000 Florida fans hen 17 are that a boy ran go Just *s for chartered bus and automobile Sat Yards Gained Rushing «1 ilkner. whose husband once Saturday Night at the 13th annua) J 279 Pirates, IHo 9 urday, breathless throughout thi d the ex-champ for alienation aa his talent and spirit will pee- 59 Yards Gained Passing 30 Maroon and Gold till in the Cigar affection, have been srcretely mll. In foothall, lads learn the second half as the Rattier defensive 20 Yards lasst on Penalties U HAMPTON. Va-Virginl« union'» Bowl »« they tore apart a pludty ■ IÄ fried for six months Ezzard value qf cooperation and team ■.ml' Which coiisf't“d of in addition I BULLDOGS MARI II Panthere, who lost their first tbreo but outclassed Betiiune college tries will be featured in the work and team that ucriflces to Maloney, Ize, Fair, Adam .John 80 YARDS FOR TD games Un* year, wound up their foti'ball .‘quad by a 65-7 score. I heavyweight title bout ever must be made th »ehleve wh»t Is son, Bob Carlton Thompson, Jas Toni Adam. Bessie Atkins and season on a note of triumph bete Guests of the City of Tampa and I in Cincinnati, when he en- good- Football teaehes resourceful per Saunticrs, Claude Woodruff tW 1 «1 SÄ Willa J. Miller Sa'urday November 18, with their I the ring on November 28th newt and diaelpline. two prime're feted' spectators at tile festivities Charles Hcrout and Robert Ste sixth straight victory—» convinc Inat Nick Barone of Syracuse, quisites for success in any endea of the occasion. That included a nule phens repeatedly stall the offensive MAROON TIGERS EVEN ing 16-9 margin over H.imptoh In vor." and a quarter long parade. The power of the Cats who have not COUNT IN THIRD PERIOD stitute's Pirates Union had 16 first TCe Maroon Tigers «urged back ■■ORTS OF THE CUFF-When HITTING PITCHER-Don New Maryland State Hawks were not at been beaten. downs to 10 »nd 271 yard* tettOfl* and evened the count in the third B.Soiitiiwesi Con I ere nee meets combe led the Brooklyn Dodgers' all polite. The Rattier drove from (heir 20 and passing to Hampton’» 179. -r . . period, with Dwight Calioway's .re ■ember 7-8 at Tyler, Texas, the hurlers in batting during the 1950 ’ in the opening minutes ol first The Panthers not only spoiled Sylvester Swifty" Polk who now covery of Leo Sharkey's fumble on g issue facing the group is the campaign with an average of 247 period to the 20 yard line of South Hampton's Homecoming before Among hi« 24 hit® were three has 13 TD's to his credit, recorded tbe Futk 26 paving the way for the ■ointment of a commissioner ern only to lose the ball on downs some 54)00 sceciator« in the'CIAA (3) three pay off dashes of 95. 81 touchdown. Momenta later, Joseph ■ meet close® with Texas Col- doubles, a triple and a homer. He John Gainos and Woodrow Cushion tilt, but they ateo achieved, for the 1 I and 70 yds respectively. The Mary McOoy tossed a 14^ard pass to ■ meeting Morris Brown in an plrove home eight runs led the foiward wall that halted firs'. Lme. a victory over a Harry Kmctlonal football contest TIPOFF on SPORTS- Plenty ¡ land All American express re Fleetwood Roberts to put Ute Ft*k the drive in stopping the Cab Jefferson coached eleven Mak University Is extremely hap of news cropping up on the sports ceived thunderous ovation and was 14. Alter two incomplete passes, Florida completely bottled up Odle The first of a long series of pe ■ over it* new gymnasium and pages about these New Year's Day pulled out early in the 3rd quarter, McCoy pitched to Roberts again Posey the much heralded All nalties «gainst the visitor» touched In* to emphasize physical edu- bowl games, but Negroes still find another of Vernon “Skip“ McCains fer the touchdown The try-for- American back and his sophomore aft a Drst quarter Firate drive to fcon and top-flight basketball it tough sledding getting tickets sporting gestures. Cal “Ice“ Martin, point after touohdown wu no running mate Aaron Tnompsun at the Union 37. where they Iwt th» [mpetition to see any of them. These lily- de luxe field general, tossed five good A the same time William “Slug'' Da- •Hill on 1 fumble Center Red Wll- white shows which are really foot touchdown passes, the high spot Kinder a new building program After pushing over the game win ball's world series draw the color vU, a 210 pound pllerdrtvlng full tiniiu, however, blocked a Union _turned __: L,by '.I.the ~Georgia _' t Board of coming in the third quarter when ning touchdown in the last five line so tightly that ticket sales back was stopped cold when South punt and Hampton drove to thél, »gents. Savannah State wilt gFl he shot a 48. yd beauty to Johnny minute® of play, the Bulldogs are rarely offered in the city play ern needed that two ywds fw a only to have the ball go over oa e addition to ita gymnasium while McDaniels who galloped 22 yds to started another drive, with Shark Ing host to the game, and never to first down. Florida used three downs. [huge new physical education register Johnny McDaniels left ey Intercepting a pass and streak __ |an( will be built at Albany Negroes. quarterbacks Leroy Cromaitie, Ai- i Early in the second quarter end and Johnny Emerson, a scat- ing to the Morehouse 39 Leon Through the une of a “scape kin Hepburn and Charles Leonard the Panthers made f»ve conaeaujlw Ete, Fort Valley State College, back. collected two, still, Robinson Washington. Fleming and Steven-, goat clause' printed on the back of Bernard Stephens, Lomus Burgess, first down« after starting from most reeognlted athletic con and Hopper contributed one each iNtST FOR BRIDGEPORT U.: Howard Morrow, former IJncIn I'nl- son moved the ball to the More tickets which usually limits sales Oscar Norman, Jackson Smith and •their own 4 and PerkiM' 48-yttd dor of the state athletic aetup John Townsend plunged from the 'eraity student, h Hie flrat Negro to play on the University of Bridge- house two-yard line where the Ma to "Caucasians Only" or stating Saunders bore the brunt of the of punt pul Hampton on ite own 1. 111 have to struggle »long as 1 yd line for the lane BCC TD. iort, Omn., football team. TYie J’ 10", IM pound backfield ace io roon Tiger line halted the drive. ( that the “seller reserves the right 1st it can. No outlay for athletic fensive backfield dutv. »laboring in Industrial Doaign at Bridgeport. Morrow won lettera In There tailback Al Brown fumbled i climaxing 32 yd drive. Townsend to refund price of admission." these Prior to the final Fisk score, the and 1 ecovered behind hi» goal for lilding wm made for the Wild- kick was good. Don Thomas, Ollie lootball and »ack In high school at t'entrai of Bridgeport in 1»M. gridiron classics are kept lily- For Coach Gaither In the line it Maroon Tigers had . an ojvportunl- ita. Oates, and Harold 'House" Fraley a wtfrty white ' | was Costa Kitties. Robert Rollmv ty to move out in front, after Co- The vLsitors quickly upped that SPORTS HERE AND THERE- NOTES ON .SPORTS - Charlie of Maryland were stars. ( Willie Ervin. Lonnie Wooteh and Capt. Duke Foster broke through mai gin to 9-0 when Linwooti Batea at “Sweetwater" Clifton, one of Fusari and Gene Hairston, whose Hams added 5 extra points for the Rudolph Anderson. and blocked Beavers' punt; with looped a tong paw to Pete William» le all-time great sepia cage stars names are bywords in the boxing victors. A chunky dynamo ol a lad President Oeorge W. Gore Jr S. C. State Upset Fred Lofton falling on the ball on for a 48-yard TD. and Co-c»pl*to Ind ex-Harlem Globetrotters, is game, are both stone deaf and named Johnny Charles stood out, ■ said after the game that “it was the Fisk four-yard marker. Fisk In Clarence Ferklna converted —— ■inning new laurels with the N succeeding despite this handicap but he was battling against the tercepted in the end zone for a one of these thing'." Hepburn said Midway of the third period Dan Parker of the N Y Mirror It was Maryland's twenty first ■ Knickerbockers j odds. “it was a (food game." wish we TD to take over on the 20 rites: “Notre Dame has a prom Hampton temporarily got back In [ Flak University has one of the consecutive win and stamped them could have won. Lee declared. 'best music teing Negro freshman football STARTING LINEUPS the game whe® Bate* wa* tecktedj departments in the contenders from national honors. Capt. Maloney said In the oresslng By Claflin, 6-2 when the Balldogs player A 8outh Bend townie nam MOREHOUSE for a 14-yard loss back of hte goal South, bat room "it was a good game," there FISK during the football ed "Shoes' Shine, who is expected MD STATE 6 13 19 27 65 LE Martin .. . .. Foster (c-C) attempting to jtss need music was no Joy in the Southern dress ■pea, they have to “borrow" the to rise and guess what for the .’ BCC 0 0 7 0 7! LT M. Campbell .. ... Lofton The 9-2 .score became 16-2 in the ing room nor on the campus a, the ORANGEBURG, S. C -I6NS' Calflin after scoring in the Wnnessee State A and I College Irish next Fall " MD. scoring - Polk 3, McDaniels 1st LG Robinson ...... Bryant fourth quarter, however, when Cats were rated two touchdowns -Claflin College's first quarter quarter from 30 yards of the goal band ...Fisk is one of the few Atlanta NAACP plans to train 2, Emerson 2. Still 1, Hooper 1, Ro- , C Kirk .. . .. Flander* Panther Oecar Robinson intercept favorites before the games started. touchdown-, setup by a state college held until the 4th quarter when SIAC institutions that doesn't its legal guns on golf discrimina binson 1. RG Carr ...... Price ed WUile Casey'* p**s From Bild- ' fourth down fun attempt stopped Erwin Dawkins. State tackle block Oeirge Fleming. Cat Quarterback ...... White boast a band of its own. ... tion!!! The first maneuver will be BCC scoring Townsend 1. at State's 30-gear line and n 29- RT Fortson . field, the Panthers drove ów. said it was "a whale of a game ed n kick and Howard williams One of the reasons why Bernie to serve a petition on Gale City Placement MD Gordon Harris 5, RE B. Campbell Thomas yard run by Halfback Witherspoon had the ball over the goal line Bate®’ 12 yard to« to Chavarria german had to “resign" as Min authorities requesting equal golf Florida has a good ball dub.” The QB Williams Johnson BCC Townsend 1 and a one yard d'ive. spelled the which the officials ruled a safety. providing the score and Perkin* nesota coach was his failure to ing facilities which will be fol 110 piece bard of Florida tinder the HR Stevenson (c-c) Leverett difference and the 6-2 victory State resorted to running and ornvertiiig direction of William P. Foster gave HB Hall ... .. McCoy Blake friends with state high lowed by court aetion if the an over State A and M College before Ptrate senior Red Williams inter a dazzling pre-game and halftime passing after the safety, but was fchool coaches, whom he rated a swer Isn't satisfactory f 4.000 frenzied fans this afternoon FB Fleming ...... Cary WARDEV WARD GONE unable to reach pay dirt. The cepted a pass in the waning mo Boor lot Morri« Brown College plans to demonstration. OFFICIALS: T. E. Craven (Clark) on State College's Field. game ended wih Claflin with the ments «nd Dtlterd paoed to end Coach Frank Izahy of Notre propose • revolutionary to Allan | STATISTICS referee; Theodore Wright (Baker) JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.- War- , This annual grudge fight be ball after n state college pass in Bob Avera 22'yard* into the end lame isn't alarmed over football ta SIAC colleges next year. MBC FIX1R1DA SOUTHERN umpire; H. 8. Powell (Hampton) | den Ralph Edison of the Missouri tween cross the fence neighbors terception at midfield zone Dillard converted to make It hopes to offer a season ticket headlineaman; J. II. Moore (Mor ■ Juries. He recently wrote: “It is i State Penitentiary, recently lost Firt Downv 8 tween cross the fence neighbors Outstanding for state I6-F ‘ By sincere belief that our young book which will admit purchasers ' $32. part of hte wardrobe and his Attempted Passe* 17 in the ris Brown), field Judge. was marked by heavy defensive backfield were Price, Turner and American manhood derives much to all games at a price averaging Completed Passes 3 ward— a convict who was serving play by the Claflin Panthers who Brown. For Claflin. Manigault, Sore good out of football than $.75 each. Inter Passes as the warden's house boy. The -i fought, to hold their first half Perkins, kicking; Wilson at guard Yards Oained Paving 39 convict. Warren Rowlett, 28 serv lead by kicking in the 3rd quart Witherspoon scored the TD for Crambling At Tenn, State <• Yards Gained Rushing ing a three year sentence for bur 136 er and running and kicking for tlaflln and Howard Williams, Yards Lost Rushing glary, fled the penitentiary taking 10 time tn the fourth quarter to ward (■nd- and Edwin Dawkins .blocking brake’s Johnny Bright along the warden's money,., and Total Yards Gamed 126 off the offensive drives of state scored the safety for State A and For Thanksgiving Classic some of his clothes. Number Of Punts 9 8 College's running offensive ..was. M College. > I 95 Penalties 10 for 80 always stopped. Ing of these two eleven'in f octiMil Claflin attempted one *ass C. J. KINCAIDE matters Four Records NASHVILLE, Tennessee- (SNS)— competition < • Knowing the capable mentor y- , DES MOINES, IA- (A N P) - I seventh in completions Hr may Idle Yanks clinch flag as Tigers I Tcnnewet State Collage 'ligers of die Robineon and bis very efficient men Johnny Bright pived hie drop oul of the first 10 Itrre lore to Indiane 12-2. . Nashville Tennessee will meet the staff, no time has been waisted by it game for the 1950 season for MOVES BALL 4.350 Grambling College Tigers from Lake. Armistice day he had YDS. IN TWO SEASONS Grambling, Louisiana tn their an H A Kean and his sssiMadtetn trying to get charges ready for’ thte tackled numerous offense records For two seasms he has moved the Football Scores nual homecoming celebration in initial meeting > 1 the college books. ball forward 4.350 yards to break Nashville, Tennessee in the College The Tigers of Tennessee State *Iere are the records he shatter-| that mark He was the nation's of FISK 13 Stadium at 1:30 p m Hits 1—total offense for one season, to fense leader ta.4t year loo In MOREHOUSE 6 I Thanksgiving Homeeomtn? en- will be sparkled by two strong con I counter will mark the first meet' tenders for All American hqimn in ll offense for, two seasn’. average breaking these records he erased ALLEN ...... 7 Carl “Popeye“ Carter, senior, ma (lense per game, and touchdown marks created by Frank Sinkwich of Georgia in 1941 and 1942 Sink- TUSKEGEE ...... 7 By MARION E. JACKSON I rammed his way Him In ,v<>rf 1 for a touchdown Alaixuna State joring in Health and Physical Wti- Bponsibtllty 1 Hollis converted Score 7-7 lh the which was intercepted and made GRIFFIN, Go.-Ip a storybook has never defeated Fort Valley cwtion Carter's runntafc. P,M»ing [Taking each one individually. wich had the old one-season mark ! FLA. NORMAL seven first downs. State altenipt same period, the Wildcats scored State since this current series and punttng has made him one of Ire is the «core of 2.187, made in 1042 in 11 games. ALBANY STATE finish, which had all t>f the ed 19 passes, completed «ven, and again on an 02-yard drive with started back In 194«. The the most outetending bveks In the In total offense Bright gained 2. Bright played in only nine Slnk- Wild- made twelve first downs. thrills and excitement of'Ö Hol John Hofton. Hampton Allen, and b yartL in 320 plays for an avr- 8. C. STATE cate won the games played in Co- Mid Western Conference and high wieh's old two year mark was 4003. lywood scenorio, Fort Valley William Burroughs lugging flic lumbtis |6-7 and 13-7 ly reeprc'ed by all other competi-cotnprti- |e gain of 7 5 yards each time made in 1941-2 (LAFLIN State college Wild Cats perilous ova). William Daniel. Savannah, I*sl year, the Wildcats carne tlon met by the Tigers durln»nrlat hte | handled the ball. He gained 1. Bright, was responsible lot 30 of 1 CARVER HI Gh-.t-f 0 I • MEMPHIS WORLD • Tuesday, November 21, 1950 /signed to the Waihington Lee cadd ß corps for training because Hoffman- epw ' —————...... ■ ■ -—■— . _. _ i , „ — •—.— Boston has only 130 high, school CHURCH NEWS IMzj students-not enough for a cadet corps RALLY” SUNDAY Mrs McLewti The SOCIAL Com I II * ¿udge George D Nelson tutored “PEW MISS. EVA CHRISTIAN mittee rendered a short program ED■ tv newly appointed Judge Andy How 1 CHURCH-ELDER HUNT following the business session. Our i ard for two days in the United Tie Booth» Oldest and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper States Branch of the District of The public is cordially invited to guest wm Mrs Mabel Sparks of. fI PuMtohed by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. attend a “Pew Rally" sponofed by Leavenworth. Kansas. The preM [ Columbia Municipal Court, then Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 164 BEALE--Phone 8-4639 ŸÎ ■ f ♦' The Fidelia Club of the Misst sippi dent presided. *14 i Judge Howard took over on his The next meeting will be at the .4, ■■¿dM XI own. , Boulevard Christian Church, No Batered In the Post Office it Memphis, Tenn., as second'd» null The newly appointed Judge is oc vember 26. 1950 at 3:00 p m homo of Mrs. Minnie Jones. MOO under the Act of Concrea, March 1, 1870 By Annie LM'Pheeters cupying quarters which were once Rev P. E. Brooks, pastor of Mt: Felix; Mrs. Beatrice O'Bannon, co Member af SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE a Police Court cellblock on lhe Olive OME Church 602 East Oeor- hostess. W. A. Scott, II, Founder; C. A. Scott, General Manager third floor of the Municipal Court gia Avenue, will be guest i peaker Mrs E. Brantley Oriffln, presi Come out and hear this great pulpi dent...... ^...... Editor Building. He was wearing a robe UWI8 0. SW1NGLER borrowed from the manufacturer teer and his famous choir. Advertising Manager Time was when picture taking make up this book. _____ À. 0. SHIELDS, Jr...... while the robe given him by the HANDBOOK OF BETTER PHO and making was quite an experience. Elder Blair T Hunt, pastor. THE ORANGE MOUND The MEMPHIS WORLD is an independent newspaper—non sectarian TOGRAPHY, by Zev Pressman and Washington Bar Association was You put on your Sunday best, stood Mississippi Boulevard Christian, PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL CLUB Ml non-partisan. printing news unbiasedly and supporting those thlnp being tailored to his measurements rigidly at attention, waited almost Paul Lamle. tTudor) 1949. "This Is The Orange Mound Progressive . Thomas D. Bomar, an attorney Church—978 Mississippi Boulevard. K believes to the interest of IU readers and opposing those thlnp against breathlessly until (he photographer a comphehensive,,crystal clear and Social Club held Rs meeting al the the interest of its readers. and postal worker, gave a reception adjusted his camera, draped a black completely up-to-date handbook home of Mrs. Leora Bradley; Mrs. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: in Judge Howard’s honor with mem curtain over his head and told you for camera owners II explains lhe THE NORTH SIDE Imogene Boswell co-hostea. Tear 85.06-6 Months »3.00—3 Months 81.50 (In Usance) bers of the executive committee of to watch the birdy. This process modern principles and methods of SOCIAL CLUB New members include Mrs. Leona the bar association as special was u ually repeated two to three photographing practically anything The North Bide 8ocial Club was Acey, and Mrs Etta Riche. The ROUTE SUPERVISORS: guests SOUTHWEST: Jetnmie Cooper, 119 E. Utah ., Phone 9 3700 times, and-there you were feellpg and everything under all conceiv Recruit James E Stuart, son entertained at its monthly meet next meeting will be at the home of Alpha Phi Alpha wives are spon that you couldn't stand it much able conditions—from simple baby ol Mrs Mary Lemons, 591 Marble ing by Mrs Came Pollock and Mrs. Elizabeth Billings, 2607 Felix N. EASTERN: Roosevelt Phillips, 1382 Nicholas ...... Phone 5-5076 soring a town-country dance on longer, when finally he snapped the portraits to advanced photo-micros- Avenue, has recently arrived at Avenue; Mrs. Eliza Bridgeforth, OFFICE: Charles Moore...... 397-C South Lauderdale Thanksgiving night at Turner's lenses and your picture was taken. oopy." Fort Hood and lias been assigned co-hostess GREATER WHITEHAVEN AREA-Lawrence Johnson ... Phone 35-4917 Area. Two bañas will play-one for 1 to a combat unit of the 2nd Armor- Mrs W M Hunt, president. CENTRAL: James“Hawes, Jr„ 879 8. 4th ...... Phone 39-1980 A week or more passed by, and you city dancing ar.d the other, a hill I ed Division for basic trainine wfre notified that your picture was BINGHAM PTON: Gaylher Myers, 675 Lipford ...... Phone 48-0627 billy band, for country dancing. NEW CHICAGO - NEW CHELSEA - HYDE PARK:_ ready -Fall decorations. Including pump- Today you are snapped anywhere, Bank Robber Wilbur White ...... 1174 Springdale kis and haystacks will be used. at any ipiglc, at anytime, and (11 far any information concerning the distribution of THE WORLD, please "Squeals" On IN THE NATION'S contact one of your route supervisors, particularly the one in your respec any weather You may or may not Back of the idea is a hope for re Seek Foreign watch the birdy, and it's only a vival of «octal activities which were tive district. matter ot a few hours ere you get Accomplices once attendant upon the annual lhe finished product. CAPITAL Howard-Lincoln Thanksgiving Day LOB______ANGEIiES iANPi A footbal' game. The immediate pur Legal Defense Violating The Law, Too Photography too has kept pace white bank robber last week "sang RY LOUIS LAUTIER with times, but I can't help but loudly" on his three Negro accom l'or The NNPA New» Service pose is to raise funds to furnish the plices after he was caught by the lounge and other rooms at the Al NEW York—(INS)— The eleven Of deep significance for the entire South, we think, is wor.der some times when I see so FBI following a stickup of a bank pha Phi Alpha Fraternity House. convicted U. S Communist Party many fans, many of whom have be Students at Hoffman-Boston High the ruling of the Mississippi State Supreme Court three come absorbed enough in the work in a Negro neighborhood Members of the dance committee leaders announced Tuesday they School in Arlington (Virginia) arc The captured man was James are Caroline French, chairman: are .seeking defense lawyers from weeks ago, in which it reversed the decision of a lower court to make it both a vocation as well being urged to apply for military as an avocation, if these fans study LeVelle, an ex-convict, who talked 1 Majorie Lawson, Emmie Smith abroad the help argue the con in connection with a Negro woman, who had been sentenced training. Hoffman-Boston has no Grace Miller, Betty Davis, Marga stitutionality of the Smith Act be the work scientifically and theore when he was arraigned in Federal cadet corps. The lily-white Wash to prison on a conviction for resisting arrest and fighting a ret Pettigrew, Sara Robinson, Mar fore the U. 8- Supreme Court. tically. With this in mind I am court. The men he said helped him ington-Lee High School has. sheriff. , calling attention to a few books guerite Holmes, Pearl Curtis, Nik The eleven leaders were convict were John Calvin Johnson, 21, Tom Under the Federal court order to ki Keets, Alta Clarke. Marie Ro ed unde rthe act In October 1949 of from our library collection that Dudley, 22, and Cecil Thomas, Jr., According to the testimony, the Negro woman was sus equalize the two schools, if Boston- binson, Jeweil Rich, Marian Cowan, conspiring to "teach and advocate” would help -any fans who are in 27. owner of the "getaway" auto Hoffman students apply for military pected of operating a liquor still. The sheriff, the testimony Frankie Dean, Adelaide Hardy and the overthrow of the U. 8. Govern terested mobile training, they will have to be as- Anne Sterling. ment. Ten of them later received points out, undertook to arrest the suspect, but told the One of the most unique books on five-year sentences, and the other All three Negroes also are ex-con court that the defendant resisted arrest and beat him. The the subject I think Is CAMERA LEWIS S. ROSEN6TIEL: - a three year term because of his victs. They were picked up In con The Roy Garvins (Addie)—he's PORTRAITS by Jordon Parks. cerns. . Widely known philanthropist, in lower court accepted the sheriff’s version and sentenced her. nection with the robbery of the general manager of the Washing- war record. (Franklin Watts. Inc.) 1948, Mr. Eric Johnston, president of the dustrial leader and founder and The Communists claimed twenty- Security First National Bank. ton Afro—have been invited to at- Parks is a distinguished American Motion Picture Association of Ameri chairman of Schenley Industries The Supreme Court Justices studied the evidence and I ------'------tend the inauguration of Paul Mad- four nationally known lawyen, in photographer whose book explains ca. declared that if such a tax is came to. the conclusion that there was n few minutes figuring out why he said it. A few oilier subjects in the book • • are, William S Braithwaite, Dean Dixon. Bennet Cerf. Stuart Chase, Remo Bufano; Philippa Schuyler Margaret Bourke-White f 4 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPH-1 ------*■ ~ r about the character of the man who gave it, 1C LIGHTINGS by Charles Abel, "How should I know jht Gettysburg ' It is more than ever questionable whether (Greenberg 1 For the commercial dddressl I'm a stranger heft myself—just "any nation, so conceived, and so dedicated, about the hojx- it holds against the fearful I photographer this book gives, dé can long endure." background of its giving. tails on lighting and other techni . got in from Chicago." cal data uecd by artists whose works Never before have governments "of rhe It might help free us from lazy cynicism, "It was a talk given by George H ashington people, by the people, for the people" perished from spiritual shiftlessness, from our dangerous al the end of lhe war." New TAS Board so rapidly from the earth. habit’of leaving everything up to a non-existent "Lincoln gave it to free the slaves." 1 (Continued from Page One) And never, many believe, has it been so "them." It might even lead to the "new birth 4 YEARS OLD of freedom" that Lincoln prayed for. *cene of the second organized agon- . "It was a political talk." vital that "this nation, under God, shall have cy — a new birth of freedom." It is with that hope that the Gettysburg Today the TAS operates in tra n “It was a debate with Douglas" stations, bus terminals, on steam It is not likely that our freedom, bought at Address is reprinted Ijere: ship piers and at airports in keen "Sure—it was made at the end of the Civil such a price in death and suffering, can he ing with the latest in modem 1 You'll like YELLOWSTONE'S dif H ar, somewhere around 1822." lightly wrested from us. transportation. Its service has be >, ☆ ☆ ☆ ferent flavor —rich but not heavy.,. ¡T 1 come inter-city, inter state, and But it may dribble away, drop by unnoticed BLACK LABEL—90 Proof Kentucky inernational in scope and through » ☆ ☆ ☆ drop, while we are busy rolling our own Straight Bourbon Whiskey. professional case workers his ser “<7.our seorcand seven years ago our vice is concerned with nralth, eco his yfar it is just four score and seven small logs. nomics, adulU with children, be fathers frrnnghi forth, upon this continent, Two hundred fifty-six organizations support havior problems, failures on part vears since the weary and ailing President T a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and of relatives and frirnds to meet til«’ made the "few appropriate remarks" asked of lobbies in Washington today. There ate lobbies : 'uninformed traveler." particularly dedicated tn the proposition that all men art _ ! children, language difficultie old him at Gettysburg. for the Farmer, for l/iwer Taxes, for World age, unmarried mothers, uncmploy- • , The date was November tqri86], It was Federalization, for the Townjc-ml Plan, for created equal. ment. to name a few tn have been October 13, but Edward Everett Displaced Persons, for Railroads, for Water- " Vow wr art engaged in a great enfl New members of the board arc ways, for Real Estate... ALSO AVAILABLE IN Profs. J. D. toringcr. Coordinator ; required the extra weeks to polish the two- H;ar, testing whether that nation, or any 100 PROOF BOTTLED IN BOND of Negro Bchwls; L B Hobson. 1 hour oration that preceded Lincoln's immortal ' But a study of the list does not show any I principal of Lester; A B Bland, nation, so conceived, and so dedicated, ran DIITItlED AND lOTTUD I* YtllOWSTONE, INC. IOUI5V1LIE. KENTUCKY principal, Hyde Park, Mrs Hollis two minutes. 'The President, invited as an, lobby for the United States of America. long endure, li'e are met here on a great F. Price. Mrs Grace Young, Mrs. | afterthought, had hut a fraction of a crowded There ought to be one—the greatest pres, ’ Douglas Robinson ban/e-firld of that war. We have come tn two weeks to get ready. sure group in history—with every one of our , MADAM LEE Tne board also includes Prof B dedicate a portion of it as a final resting T Hunt, chairman; Mrs. L. E. The people, they say, were disappointed. 101,000,000 adult Americans as members, each AMERICAN PALMIST and MEDIUM! Brown, L O Swingler, Rev St. place J or those who here gave their lives that It is possible that Lincoln, today, might pledged to put the country’s good ahead of NEVER BEEN IN YOUR CITY BEFORE. Julian Simpkins, Mrs A__ A.^ that nation might live. Il is altogether fitting Branch, former ca.-e worker with Not to be clawed as a Gypsy, Guaranteed to disappointed in the people. For the words that personal profit or group gain, each refusing to the agency; Mrs Mary Murphy. and proper that we should do this. have his thinking done for him and delivered read your entire life past, present and future: Mrs Danzie Hili, Mrs H H Jone, have been engraved in gold and marble are Gives true advice on business, love and Miss P Bou'den. Mr;,. J. C. Mar mmething less than indelible in their hearts. like the morning mail. "But in a larger sense we can toot dedi health and family affairs. Satisfaction guar tin, Dr R E Bland, Dr James If ten cities recently surveyed rightly repre For there can be no real public opinion cate—we can not consecrate—we ran not anteed or no charge- Byas. C R. Lawrence. Mr.-. Jernes P Taylor. Mrs. Minnie Norrt-, At without private thinking, and there canJbe hallow this ground. The brave men, living --LOOK FOR SIGN— sent the nation, more than seven million torney Benjamin Hooks. HOURS: 9:86 A. M TO 9:M P M. adults have never even heard of the Gettys no national strength based on "What’s in and dead, who struggled here, have conse Mrs Marion Johns and Mrs. Al DAILY and SUNDAY. pha Joe Bgatchamp are profes-. burg, Address. * - it for me?" crated it far above our poor power to add or Reveals private affairs and gives lucky numbers without having sional workers jii lhe TAS staff | Sixteen per cent of those who have he 4 Years Old ’’ p,oof I O U I J V I I I I, KtNTUCKY MEMPHIS WORLD