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ÙNION CITY, N. J. - In a speci­ I al, five-state report un “Southern Catholics and Integration" The VOLUME 24, NUMAER 104 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1956 PRICE SIX Sign, national Catholic magazine puuusii here, reporta in its July i issue that while some southern t.lo­ i esses are definitely moving toward Eyes on a Title racial integration, titheia are going Two Policemen slowly and a few — in the iace >.( strong public pressures — are fol­ lowing a policy of "wait and t>»e." Tlie report, which covers the Cleared Of states of Ixtuisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia and Virginia CEASE BUS "more Southern than Catholic" in Beating Charges the matter of ending racial segrega­ tion. Negro police officers. J D Wil­ The general attitude of Negro liams and E. S. Berkley were exo­ Catholics, as indicated by the report nerated by police chief J. C. Mac­ is not in favor of aocial mixing Donald of chaises that they had mixing but is nevertheless against manhandled two Negro youths fol-, legalized segregation lowing an investiyatiou of the charg­ 2 JUDGES es. RDER I Tlie brightest aspect of the whole The clmrges were made bv 15- picture is In the area of integrated year old Eddie Lee Vance worship. In most of the state sur­ «hose mother has charged ne.wa MONTGOMERY veyed there remain separate Negro held at Juvenile Court for three day? parishes; however. Negro Catholics without lier knowledge are perfectly free to attend Mags Vance claime,, .h'> officers hit GETS 10 DAYS and other religious services in any "white" Catholic parish. And South li.m with a nightstick and made ern Catholic bisnops support them him si and on one fool for more emphatically in exercising tills light than 15 minutes Irvin" to make him TO APPEAL Here is Tlie Sign report's pattern oonfe.«» to a burglary by rates: The other charge was made by a MONTGOMERY, Ala (INS) LOUISIANA: * ..most Catholic lj-year-old youth is now being held A federal court Tuesday ordered state of the South more Catholic in Juvenile Court on charges of bur- an end io segregation on buses e la ruing a cafe on Linden This Negroes than any other state _ in Montgomery, but withheld ef youth chimed tlie same two offi­ although Catholic leaders have been fectiveness of the ruling pending champions of racial justice, most cers hit limi in tlie stomach and Catholics would accept integration mouth after his arrest an appeal to the Supreme court. Two ut three federal Judges who only ;eietaiilly." "YOU SEE, IT'S LIKE THIS” Says pretty singer Barbara Bolden, In “The brightest spot is youth's at­ heard a suit attacking enforced rac­ PICK IT BfillMiE. explaining the $100,000 PANORAMA OF PROGRESS production, titude," tlie report asserts "An­ ial segregation in trans|xirtation- troubled Montgomery turned aside other generation will see a great Oklahoma C,ty When a io jazz-men Max Roach aijett and Chffo-d Biown at right. Look­ arguments of city officials that vio­ change in the general Catholic at­ EDNA Golden, 18, of the Virgin bridge was needed at the ing on is Cliarlus C. Diggs, Sr., President ol Diggs Enterprises lence would follow elimination of under titude But at present, putting Islands, waves pertly as she ar­ Texoma lodge site, Highway the color line In (lie city transit whose auspice« the giant salute Io the past decade of Negro tlie Church’s interracial program rives at New York to compete cials recalled an abandoned bridge system achievement is being piesenfed. The “Detroit Little World Fair" into action Is no simple, sure pro- fur the Miss United States in eastern Oklahoma which would is slated Io run June 30 through July 4 at Michigan State Fair cess" crown. The winner will be an be Just the thing for the new site. END IN TEN DAVS entrant in the Miss Universe Bids will be let to move tlie struc­ Tlie Jurists ordered that segrega­ Ground. TENNESSEE.': According to The ft ennteit. (hiterauliuaal) ture to its new home tion previously held to be viola­ Sign report Catholic Negroes dis- Í. tive ol the lederal cuiisiitutlmi agree about the widsom ol Inte­ be ended in ten days II the city oi grating parochial schools, '"but they state spirals this ruling to the Su­ are agreed on one thing - they preme court, effectiveness of the want their rights as first class cltt- order will be held up. the court tens, particularly for ths benefit said. Ike Can Run, of their children. As for social in­ School Aids Bill State officials declared when the tegration — they are not at all original finding was handed down conoemed about it." Tlie report says, “Tlie Memphis & June 5 that they would appeal parochial schools wont be Integrat­ SHE CARRIED HOME THE BACON-Mrs Theresa Manning, a City Attorneys for Negroes who brought ed this September. Most Rev. Wil­ Beautiful Commission division staff member, liferally walked home the action asked the court to Older liam* L. Adrian, Bishop of Nash­ with the, bacon (ham Io be exact) when she won the first prize, an immediate end to segregation, Doctors Repeat and stop its practice while the is­ ville, stated this definitely recent­ Heads For Floor a gigantic ham, presented by the East Hollywood Civic Club at sues involved were being decided ly. This decision surprised many, WASHINGTON - President Eisenhower is physically able to its first public meeting recently. Awarding the ham, donated by by the Supreme Court. as the parochial schools in Nashville run for re election despite his recent operation, his doctors bluntly WASHINGTON - The 10 months deloyed federal school aids City Finance Co., was Arzbando (Zonnie) Jones, president of the Virtually ail of Montgomery 's 45.- the state’s capital and home of the declared Tuesday. "* bishop, have already been suc­ bill was approved by the House Rules Committee Wednesday, recently organized civic club.-(Staff Photo by Tisby) 000 Negro residents have refused to ride city buses since last Dec. 5. cessfully integrated.’ clearing the way for floor action, and a controversial anti-segre The news came along with a flat the Intestinal uilmeqt. when a Negro woman wag unested refusal by Mr Eisenhowers phy­ Tlie president personal physicians Bishop Adrian is quoted es say­ gation amendment. (or refusing to nmve to the rear of said it will be “the middle of neirt The vote was eight to three Tlie voting "no" were Chairman How- a bus. The protest will continue, sicians to engage in public "con­ ing: “Integration at three paro­ week" or pwliapa longee before tte bill is expected to be called up in ard W. Smith (D) Va, and Reps, MISSISSIPPI GOP chial schools in Nashville ts going leaders said, until a final determi­ troversy'.' with other doctors over tlie House next week. The legisla­ William Colmer Miss. and Ctiief Executive can leave Walter very well, but we want to see what nation by tlu- courts. the likelihood of a recurrence of Reed Army Hospital. ™ tion authorizes one billion 600 mil­ Jamea W Trimble (D Ark the public reaction is before going Tile doctors emphasised that hie lion dollars in Federal aid over a With the bill out of the Rules reason' the Church will not Inte­ NAMED DELEGATES Committee, the next major hurdle recovery from the abdominal oper­ grate this tell", he said, is lack of four year period to help state* fin­ ance tlie construction of bsdl/ faced by the legislation is an anti­ ation he underwent June • otettn- apace JACKSON. Miss.-The Negro-da- Accommodations In Parks ues to progress “vwf satufactor- needed classrooms. segregation amendment which will Udent the 15-man delegation would mutated Republican faction oi Mk- lly,” but indicated that the cripto- MISSISSIPPI: "... perhaps the The bill was approved by the be offered by Rep Adam Powell lx- seated at San Francisco, August -wslppl named s mixed delegation a) prediction of 15 days' hoapital- most race-conscloqs and rigidly Education and Labor Committee in (D) N. Y. 2(1 of nice Negroes and six white men i izatfon had been slightly over-op- segregated state in the nation, the August, 1966, but the Rules Com­ The amendment would bar Fed­ Howard called the all-white Mis- Open To Negroes, No Bias to the National Repub'ican Conven­ timlatic. Catholic hierarchy has chosen to mittee, which acts as a steering eral funds to schools which prac­ tion pledged to vote for the nomi­ sssippl Republican Party, a sepa­ WASHINGTON. D. C.-Negroes Pleasin' Motoring" is distributed Maj. Oen. Howard Snyder, MT. pput into effect quietly the tea­ group on legislation failed to act tice racial segregation. Its adop­ nation of President Eisenhower. rate group vicing with the Black traveling through or contemplating free as a public service through se­ Eisenhower's full-time medical ad­ chings of the Church and create Federal aid advocates finally forced tion apparently would doom the bill Keynoted on a .theme of Negro­ and Tan for national recognition, spending vacations in the National lected dealers of the American Ol) viser, when asked when the Presi­ a healthy Catholic community for a showdown. to death In the Senate where South white harmony, about 22 white men "interlopers and hijackers " Parks will find there Is no discrimi­ Company in Connec’icut. New Jer­ dent could leave the hospital, re­ both whites and Negroes behind Those voting to send the bill to ern members could be expected to end one white woman attended the plied: “Any time from the middle nation in any facility where meals sey, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Maryland, an exterior of segregation." the floor were Reps. Ray Madden filibuster against its enactment. convention as delegates aloiig with or lodging are offered It was re­ Delaware, (he District of Columbia. of next week on — probably longer “Should the Church do other (D) Ind.. Richard Bolling Mo , The general consensus was that about 100 Negroe«. vealed today by Ben F Dickson, Virginia, West Virginia, North and and certainly not shorter.” than tolerate segregation, it un­ Thomas P. O'Neill (D Mass . James the bill stood a good chance of Chairman of the State Executive Attorney Harper Chief, Management of Con esslons, South Carolina. Georgia and Flori­ Snyder said he hadn’t dlsctneed questionably would be tossed into J Delaney N Y , Leo E Allen, becoming law if It gets through the Committee, S W. Miller of Jackson National Park Service. United States da. . Mr Eisenhower's second-term plane a struggle with state authorities (R Ill., Clarence J Brown

FORT VALLEY. Ga - The De­ preparing for citizenship, and stu­ partment of Georgia Lettered Dis­ dent government. BY FELIX CUITEN steal an mental health rof tin- p’l'A tricts of the American Legion held Camp counselors were: Edwin A44NAPOIJS. Md lINSi ' socla and mental Ysllm flfffl Its second annual Citizenship Camp Dove ui Augusto. Tommie Phelps of President Dsenliowei announced steal and mental health ot the at Fort Valley State College June Rome. Sanford Harper of Atlanta, that he will create a special coun­ young people of the nation 10-16. The camp was made up ol 39 Thomas Blount of Amepicus, George cil on youth fitness to oversee r. The President made this discio- boys ranging in ages from 15-19 from Parker of Moultrie, and L. D Sims program tot improving the phy- sure in a message to Ins eonfer- principal cities throughout Georgia of Atlanta Several public officials ence on fitness ot American youth The purpose of the camp as stated were brought in to interpret the held at the U S Naval Academy by the Director. Willlard L Daw­ functions ot their respective offices. The conference was attended by son, is to help boys learn about gov­ Other consultants were: A. C. Rob­ Wet Johnson On more than 100 of the nation’s lead­ ernment and citizenship responsi­ inson and E. E Scales of Fort Val­ ers chosen from many walks of bility in’order that they might be ley State College President C. V. Visit To Michigan life. better citizens and help their com­ Troup brought greetings to the tax- Dvihtov Jeatf Winson ul The Chief Executive said that munities develop better concepts on group and complimented the Ameri- 2JQ4 Hunter Avenue left Friday he would soon issue an Executive citizenship. can Legion for its role in develop­ "•¡«At fir a visit ip Pontine Mich order setting up the President's ing the basis for intelligent parti­ Rhe will 'top In Chizago. Ill to ,ee Council on Youth Fitness and Topics discussed at the camp in­ cipating citizenship in Georgia youth her brother . nd cousins Mr Robert that he would ask cabine' officers cluded: government in Georgia Georgia’s laws. Georgia's public of­ Dr. Troup spoke on the subject “For Johnson an:! Mr and Mrs Benja­ heading departments with activities « ficials. county government, how What Kind of Citizenship Are You min Thomas: in this field to serve on the coun­ TEENAGERS ATTEND SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE which con- old Wilson, unidentified, Lindo Hope, Daniel Walker, Herman Gil­ laws are enacted, nomination and Preparing? He urged the campers M.ss Johnson will continue 'ter cil liam, Matthew Walker. Second row: Leslie Beasley, Annette Fos­ trip on to <1 it her aunt, Mrs. Ivory vened at Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., June 15 through 17. elections, the role of the school in to be assets rather than liabilities Dbvis and her cousin. Mrs E-sie He predicted that, by this means Shown above is a group of JACK AND JILL teenagers and chap­ ter, Maxine Walker, Henrietta Epps, unidentified, Kay Henderson, and pointed out that they could be­ Miie Smith of Pon ia? Midi, She top-level attention will be directea erones representing Atlanta, Birmingham and Montgomery, Ala., Nell White, Benjamin Singer, Paris Frazier, Steven Henderson, come assets through the develop­ ment orderliness, beauty, cleanliness, is the daughter of Mr. an<| Mrs constantly to the physical fitness Memphis and Nashville, Tenn., and Pensacola, Fla. Theme of the Normo Willis, Etna Green, Mrs. Vivian Beavers, Mrs. Crowder, Governor Johnson i sixth .Tacit program "and the activities of some mdustrv. and thrift He stated that three-doy meet was "The Values and Responsibilities of the Mrs. Gloria Massie, Regional Director. Third row: Richard Hope, student of Hyde Park School She 35 Federal agencies will be better The boys ere se.ected for their Frederick McKissack, Shauree Crooks, Mitzi Shepherd, Mrs. Fra­ is active In Sunday school sand B1U coordinated.’’ ’ American Teenager." leadership qualities and their prom­ zier, Charlotte Walker, Joseph Pefway, Arthur Greene, Alvin Rob­ ise of success as evidenced by their work and is 'he reporter of the Bible Mr Elsenhower- s(iid he would Front row left to right: Betty Jean Forrester, Jocelyn Scott, participation in school and com­ Class of HollywctT She M ill e- also establish short a president Marcia Beovers, Pot Walker, Russell Simmons, Dosh Jackson, Phy- inson,. Mrs. Jeraldine Fort, Mrs. Blakemore, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Sing At LeMoyne munity activiti - . The American-Le­ turn the la’.sr part of Auftist n Citizens Advisory Committee on Gillard, Mrs. Louise Foster, Chairmon Teenage Conference. b? ready ,for the «itool lis Crowder, Marjorie Crump, Kathy Dunn, Gloria Blakemore, Ma­ gion posts sponsor only those boys order to the Fitness of American Youth t , ,,s term ne Dutton, Doris Duncan, Elaine Frazier, Peggy Ann Taylor, Ron- who rank in the up|»r third of their "composed of key citizens from var­ respective classes ious walks of life." He said: 'Their primary assign­ first class citizenship is achieved CHURCHES ment will be to examine and ex­ through education, religion, the bal­ plore the facts, and. thereafter to Police Captain lot, and through the development HOLT TEMPLE SPIRITUAL alert America on what can and of ecenomtc security. He told the Holy Temple Spiritual should be done to reach the much- potential citizens that full democ­ Church is Ideated at 42u S ICth St desired goal ol a happier, health- racy and freedom are the rewards Wert Marmili In Annulment Youth Is Encouraged Takes Command iei, and more totally fit youth in for tnose who ure well prepared and A special invitation ’. extended America.’’ A 69-year-old Little Rock man ANNAPOLIS. Md i«es to care for him He said__ that to the development of physical fitness movement, there must be a member of the department in Oct. 1 CUTLINE from the Fund health, a co-ed National Youth Fit­ system cf incentive to encourage 1933 He was elevated to the rank Winnifrcd Perpener. celebrated problems, the nation has been m—in view of these circumstances, the Clifford F Fa vret, president of ness Academy to train instructors enthusiastic support" of detective sergeant in 1941. was soloist with the Fisk University Gels Ten Years On dined to overlook the importance I marriage should be annuled the Fund, said the action was taken and greatly extended physical Smith proposed that the Ameri­ named head ol the revived nar­ Chon and the World famous Fisk • of a fundamental factor in national in order 'not to embarrass the fund training in public and private can Youth Fitness Association be cotics squad in 1951 and promot­ Jubilee Singers, will make her first Shooting Charge strength. when collections are being made ichools. open to all youngsters between the ed to lieutenant in 1954 appearance in Memphis next week This, he added, is that national Kelly-Twigg Wedding this year ' Will Coff:,r. Jr, 35 who fled he policies "will be no more than words The plan also calls for Federal. ages of six and 25. and that mem­ As lieutenant, he was in charge I The brilliant young mezzo-soprano He said that the League would city for ahn-ast tour year, after fat­ if our people are not healthier ol bership dues range from five cents of a detective squad operating out has been acclaimed by critics as In SI. Mary’s 1936 be provided for by private interests. ally snootir.t another m in here.’re­ body, as well-is of mind, pqtfipg a week for six-ycar olds to reason­ of Lucas Avenue station and cover­ die ot the most promising artists able fees for students in the high­ The League has been a member ceived a 10-year penitentiary sent­ dynamism and leadership into the Miss Ann Reba Kelley, the daugh­ Miss Miicheil To ing three midtown districts. to thrill the concert lovers since er grades and private schools. of the fund for 13 years ence in Criminal Court .esterday carrying out of major decisions." ter of the Rev and Mrs E M M ■ Matliwilda Dobbs rocketed to fame on a guilty plea to voluntary nan- He suggested that all public He emphasized the need for hav­ Wright of Muskogee. Okla., and Wed Dr. Holloway dents and teachers in service This a few years a to. She has sung in »'ivyhter. schools be encouraged to develop ing an overriding Federal program Lewis H Twigg, now president of year’s registration is drawn from most of the larger cities in the Th? shooting cf Wheeler Les’er intensified physical fitness pro­ to take care of 'this most precious the Union Protective Assurance Co., about fifteen counties in eastern United States and Canada and in Slight Mix-Up In grams in the elementary and high near Ccffer'a home ai Raleigh oc­ asset—our youth " were married on Sept 6, 1936 in the British West Indies She was school grades, and that private North Carolina from South Caro­ Photos Of "Pet Milk curred Oct 5 1952. according to He said that youth fitness “Is "white'1 S . Mary’s Epi-copal Ca­ soloist at the Inte'national Conven­ lina, Virginia, arid Georgia. essentially a home and local com­ thedral. seed? of the recent wedding schools be given inducements to tion of the Chrisfan'Churches in of new-man, L. Alex Wilson match these programs , Oklahoma Cits—where an audlene' munity problem.” "The registration of 40 persons Babies Of The Week" and scehli e Emogene Watkins, a of more than nine thousand de­ The task of the Federal Govern? in the Elementary Science Work­ INGROWN NAIL ■lipping from a Sept 10, 1'936 edi­ manded one encor? after another. The photograph of last week's the educators and the many fine shop sponsored this year by the HURTIN« TOUT tion of the Memphis World indi­ Fayetteville ’Pet Milk Baby of the week” ap­ organizations, now dealing with the college for the first time, has help­ Miss Pcroener studied at Hampton cate . • peared through an error, with the iMMlidf« problem, that they may improve ed to step up the total enrollment,’.' Institute and under Fisk University's .1 The mart'age was performed in name of this week’s winner Relief! and advance projects which are al­ Summer Term according to Dr Rudolph Jones. Di­ Sidnev Dalton. She is appearing at ready underway.". ' ' • the church by the bride' father the t eMoyne at guest artist with the Ot OCttlROg brine blrord rector of Summer Session Last week's title-holder is cor­ ,..L.vf., ,‘t - -•— « Lite Rev Mr Wright, former rec­ t'luloh Presbyterian Choir of Knox­ ting bain of ingrown nail Registers 250 In addition to an assortment of rectly identified as Gardner Leon­ Asst Atty. Gen William, Cleaves tor of St. Phillip's and St. Thomas ville. Tennessee. The Choir, an ag- courses that appear on the regular­ ard Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs Coffer fled to Chicago, where he j churches in Oklahoma, the article j ^legation of thirty-two voices, is FAYETTEVILLE. N. C. - The session schedule is a special course- was arrested on a pistol carrying re nrte. 1 returning home from a tour bf the Gardner Stewart. io©5 Dunlap current summer term at the Fay­ geared primarily to the needs of charge. I Dean Noe was then rector of St. The winner this week Is Robert etteville State Teachers follege. [ teachers in service. Il is the course ' tar West and Mexico. Earl Dolle.v. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fayetteville, N. C has registered a ‘ in alcohol studies which will extend Tickets to the concert m»v be total of 250 students, who have come from June 25 to July 7 ourchased at the M-mphls Urban Joe Lee Dolley. 757 Porter Stret to work toward the Bachelor's de­ league and nt the Memnhis World Both Gardner and Robert are gree. to remove deficiencies, to raise. According to information released Office tat 164 Beale'. The concert being featured in the______Pet Milk ad- or renew their teaching A?rtificates, by the Registrar's Office, a goodly wil) be held on Friday evening, vertLsement in this week's Memphis or to study for the pleasure of so j number of teachers in service will ■’line 29th in Bruce Hal1 at LeMoyne World. doing. Last year's total ran to 228 meet the requirements for the Col'eee. Bethel Presbvteran Church Congratulations to both "Pet Milk students. The group is fairly evenly I Bachelor's degree at the conclusion | is snensor. Tickets are one dollar Babies of the Week" and their divided between regular-session stu-1 of the summer quarter. itach. proud families!

MISS DOROTHY MITCHELL' becomes briiie of u. Rcoert Hallo- ! way Saturday Mr and Mrs Mc­ Culley Mitchell of Memphis an- nounce the marriage of ¡heir daughter. Miss Dorothy Mitchell to Dr Robert Holloway, son of Mr. ard Mrs George Holloway also of Mem­ phis rhe bride L a physita. therapist at Keel School for Crip­ pled Children The groom is a recent Meharry graduate He wil! do his internship at Homer Phillips HonMtal ln St Loub Story in Society Column

Mary's. The clip ling was called to this psper's a tentior bv Mrs Wright mother of Mrs Twigg mee Kelly.

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3. Appi, GodtttOT *lo6«- 3« After color Koi doool- At •«> G*;ce at 3 p m. week by Menphi Federated Club Suggs, Mrs Hattie Harris. Mrs. Les­ and Ruthle Lotbins of 304 W. Per­ Women to lheir visiting members lie Taylor, Mrs Mary Moton. Mrs. ?n on the beautiful lawn ol Mis The Deaconess Si lets Annual Day. JUNE 9 Flora C. Cochrane. Addin? (race Gues, speaker will be Rev. John Elijah and Mary Walker of 12U9 ron. a bey. James. George -rod who came from all parts of Ten- F. A Dsbbln--, Mrs Inez Gleen. Mrs. Carrie Denney and Mis Cecile and authenticity to the setting were Bowen Vollentine. a boy. Anthony Johnny L' ins B i .k of 1420 3. Parkway K., nessi? . The convention was Hardy who came here from Ten­ hostesses * .ill members of lhe Mem­ and Mae Linda Boyce of 1518 Bird­ u boy. A ;?rt. Charles and Mary one of the biggest affair of th< At 6 30 o in Baptist Training nessee State where both are in­ phis ledcrak-d Group) ano Mrs song. a boy. Christopher Charlie Du* ell of 970 Bai y Row. a boy. summer season and sesstom were Union, groups for all ages Muss structors and co-ordiftators; Mrs Cotlirtmc's stately whi.e colonial and Bertha Stanback ol 2084 E. Rick.’y Lynn. James *nd Naomi ______held at the Pen.ecostal Temple Cai rie Thom »on. assistant director iLuriine Slielton. Mrs. S M Croc­ mansion with its stately white »1- Perron, a boy. Melvin lawimce Huskuia ol 1419 Vuenigan, a boy, Cliuivli Monday. Tur:-.i ry and at 8 p. m. Service and devotion. kett. Mi Eva Bowmah, Mrs Fran­ umn - and her modern flower shop and Franoes Huston ot 740 N Mont­ Michael. Robert and Maxine He- Wednesday with Presid“nt Cor* B Tlie Mission Circle No 1 - Min­ 's thump'll), Mrs Myrtle Reed. that services Memphis und is with­ gomery. a girl. Patricia Earl and rery ot 17o W. Person, a girl, Vaol- RobinsJti pre iding. isters wives met Sunday afternoon Mrs. O. E. - egall. Mrs. Samtnie out a doubt the mo t ;»pular flor­ tavern« Washing on of 764 Clay­ io YvottJ. Chester and Delores Mm Marie L. Adams, president at the church The meeting was Locke Inman, Mrs Eloise Haye , ist shoppe in this area Guests brook. a bo.v. Walter Teuy Charlie Bland of 293 Decatur, a earl. Tool of tlie City Federation in Memphis, opened by the president. Mr> 0. C. Mirf" Darlene Hudron. Mrs Junie and local guests marveled over lhe G and Beulah Wrialu ol 1413 Denise. 1 viton and Myrtharyn presented officers and the entire Crivens Mrs Covington acting Daadrit-k. Mrs Alice Coleman. Mrs baauty of the grounds, .he new dec­ Greet wood, a boy. Charlie Berry. Pou el cf 3353 Alta Rl. a coy Lyl- group on Tuesday evening at the chaplain leading the leiotlon which orations of the home, over the serv­ Sammie L - nd Eliole D< bbl if 179 ton. Thuinun and Nettie Rankins Welcome Program Mary Murphy. Mrs. M L. Pinder. f ices and the "After Five" frocks was very impressive N. Fifth, a glri Joumassee V liter ot 252 W Waldorf, a boy Anthony. PROGRAM—TCESDAY Mrs M. L. Billingsley. Mrs Marie and gowns worn Tue-day -’vening Cleren.e and Evelyn Burse >t 1315 Murphy. Mrs. 8 E. J Watron, chair­ During tlie brief bu iness session, Hank and Barbara Martin if McNeil, a boy. Eadie Wilfrid UMl Member' mrn Memphians appear­ man of Religious Education from A FASHION REVUE was a fea- hy chairman of the social com­ Hernanod Rd a gill Owenda-. I coi i M Pl.ee of 273 Cambridge, ing on the Welcome Prog, am Tues­ Icnnesse,- State University; Mrs tuie attraction of lhe evening dur­ mission suggested a Mid-Summer Robert and Clara ol 118 Wab- day were the Honorable Mayor Ed­ Lady M. Conley. Humboldt; Mi-s ing the garden party Soclal.*vent in the month of Aug­ a boy Joe and Ida I hompson ■i bit. Anthony Richard and A? ■ies Whitfield mund Orgill who welcomed visiting Nan Deadrick. Nashville; Mrs. Mary A BANQUET at the beautiful ust Watch the Memphis World of 3174 Holt Rd a girl Robert d 382 Wellington. a bo.\ Richard. delegates to Memphis The Worn ack. Jackson; Mrs S. P Har­ Universal Building wa- another elo­ for the exact dale and place for C and Willie Pie*ilt of 782 ¡oka ris. Mrs. Bertha Singleton. Nash­ quent affair that lent grace and a a girl. Shirley Rose Clint and JI NE 13 Mayor was presented by Mrs L E (his special event. The meeting Brown Others appearin’ on ville. Mrs J. B Vance and President pleasant atmosphere to the area Sarah Hulett ol 697 Yates Rd . a Was well attended. The next meet­ I ewis and Ainu a William* -at ’10» m?eting on Wednesday evening. The MARRIAGE REVEALED-Of widespread social interest in Memphis, bov. James 1, the same program were Mrs Mary Marie L. Adams in? «ill be at the residence Of Mr. Pet „!es. a ;irl. Sarali Elaine. Thea Murphy. Mr.-. Geneva Williams, Mr ladies toured the city on Thursday I JUNE 10 STATE OFFICERS and Mis G. W. Covington, 1146 Houston and Los Angeles, is the announcement of the marriage ami Meny Ren? of 1269 Dunnivant. LeRoy Johnson. Mrs Margaret ending up at the Leila Walker Club I George and Etlierl Normen 4 Pearce Street. u girl. Chryi Antionette. Andrew Goodioe. Mis Esther Brown, and State officers who officiated at House for lunch of Mrs. Mabel R. Johnson to Theodore R. Gaines, Jr, of Houston 414 E Wellington a girl Crystal und Charlene Hou-ton of 194 Pon­ the meeting were Mr* Cora Robin­ Over 100 delegates attended the and Los Angeles The couple was niorried at Widener, Arkansas, Wallace and Jes le Ham if 1841 Mrs. Sammie Lock? Inman, a Knox­ All members arc asked to oe »res­ ton.-. a girl. Gwendolyn Frank and son. president who hails from Chat­ convention Airways, a girl. Vicki Lynn Pviiipy ville member who gave the response ent by the president Mrs. Lucile March 20, 1956 Wilhomina Jelferaon of 372 Croma­ Mrs. R. 6. Lyelle, pre-idenl of the tanooga; Mrs Freeland Bolton, vice. MR. AND MRS. CORNELL and Virginia Lawrencerol 900 Fields RosCman. secretary; Mr Earl Bogan He is the son of Mrs. Mary Gaines Jones, ond the late Mr. loy. a girl. Jackson and Pauline Dyersburg. Mrs Alice J Coleman. WOLF ENTERTAIN' Rd. a boy. Walter StcjUTen Co­ Southeastern Region of Colored Wo­ church clerk. Mrs. Lula Alexander, White of t>31 M. Kinley, a girl. Re- Pulaski; Mi Prudence, secretary. CLEVELAND GUESTS Gaines of Houston He attended Phyllys Wheatley High School, lumbus and Dorothy London if 791 men's Club and executive director chairman of publicity. nell Denise Wll and Fannie Hail Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Wolt beau- University of Chicago and was o First Lieutenant in the Army So Third .i Ixu Clei eland in J of the Mississippi Human Relations Clarksville; Mrs. Freddie Jones, as­ cf 1416 Hemlock, a boy Gregory. Ccuncil gave the main address tifully planned party on Friday if Lottie Willingham of 1059 Fields sistant secretary. Memphis; Mrs during World Wor II. He is presently engaged in Electronic En­ JUNE 14 Rd. a boy Jmume Lee Mat.in The able and vibrant speaker who Hitlie M. Harris, parliamentarian. last week The affair, a oarbe- A Letter Of Thanks gineering. and Larve Wa'kins of 214 Dixit has traveled over everal conti­ L tokoui Mountain- ; Mrs. Sara Gol­ u? planned for their spacious and Ki; t and Doris Ei'by of 366 Driver beautiful back lawn Ht their newly Mrs. Goines is the sister of Mrs. LoBlanche Jackson She at­ Mall, a girl larve Joyce. William nents. was presented by Mrs Cora den. treasurer. Jackson; Mrs T A. < boy. Manus Samuel. Shennan To The Public tended Xovier University, New Orleans, was a member of Lo and Laura Agno» of 54)1 Tillius, B. Robinson, State President Key. Chattanooga Mrs J C. Cook. remodeled Supreme Street home and Lee Thelma Bovlmxi. of 1406 ?nded up *n the rumpus area with a boy. Willi un Joe md Alice HhI- GREETINGS Nasnvllle. auditor; Mis Willie Scale Dtar Friends ol Link-. Inc Jovial Social Club. She waf employed by the Memphis Housing Kentucky, a girl. Jacqueline. Clar­ gue-ts chatting and sitting all over Ion of 345 i-2 Beale, a girl. Alice »f Murfree boro, and Mrs. Wills Because of your kind interest and Authority al Dixie Homes Project. The couple will be ot home in ence anti Evelyn Wtliia.r^on of 1314 Mrs Addie G Owen- gave Heel­ the pretty nouse because of the cold Muri? R T and Loritu- Mallory ,f Mitchell. Covington, statisticians; loyally and your recent support of Los Angeles, Coliforma, after July 15 MiN.'l. a bov. Darryl Jerone. Moses ings for the YWCA; Rev S. A weather. 2600 Clifton, a boy Dole tester Mrs Ruth Tcwnes. of Johnson City, cur project -- "A Night In Monte ( 1 and Lorriti? of 1523 Celia, a boy. Owens for .lie Interdenominational The party complimented Mr I Mrs. Goines left by plane Sunday to join her husband and Hattie Liggins of 647 So .Sec­ chaplain; Miss Pearl Maples, ol Carlo" — it was possible for its io. Terrei.,e and Corer.e Myers ot 2761 Ministers Alliance; Mis- Harry Mae Wolfe'.- un le. Mr A Strickland ond, a boy. Lester Tyrone Body Memphis and Mrs Eva Cardell again contribute to the NAACP Air ways, a boy, William'Lawrence. Simons for ihe^ublic schools; Dr and his daughter. Mr Mary, both and Ruby Beity ol 1849 Rll *. a girl. Bowman of Na hville. Marshals. ' We strive, by soliciting member- Medford and Thelma Wiley of 930 Hollis Price of the colleges; Mi H of Cleveland who spant three weeks Jessie B. George W ind R'lsanna Mrs J B Vance. Humboldt and -«hips, as well a- by givuig financial LeMoyne Dm ?. a girl. Lenora. Drew A. Gilliam tor the Univer al Life in .hose parts. Bcaureguid uf 1219 Dunhant. a Mrs. Gertrude Blanton. Chat.anoo- support to help this deserving or- amt Ton.mie Boykin of 852 loseplne Insurance Company; Dr B F Mc- Elvis Presley Visits girl. Mliry. Emmett and Ella Brown ga, musicians: Mrs Thoma Dead- a girl. Charlie and Willie HumnraM Cleaves for the Blutf City Medical Guests of the evening were Mr | Miitzation of 577 A Brown Mall, a boy. Daryl rick of Nashville, executive board Our project was a succe-s and we f 1388 Kney, a girl. Sharry Ronce. Council and Mrs BEA Callaway trd Mrs Long me Cooks. Sr.. MLss Riddick Nathaniel and Elm Rob­ chairman; Mrs Marie L Adams. are most grateful -because you aid­ Jessie and Earlensa Benscn of J10 for the Memphis Pan-Hellenic Paulette Ciok. Mr Wm Strickland, inson of 1375 Washington, i girl, Memphis, credentials chairman; E Georgia, girl. Allean. Monroe Council. Mrs. Ethel Clark, Mr. Harry Jones. ed Us to such a great extent. Fairgrounds On Tuesday Marsha Lynn John and Louise Miss Darlene Hutson. Jackson; Mrs and Carlile Mill?r of 258 Auction, a Mias Georgia Mae Stewirt. Mt Sullivan of 626 E, Georgia, a oov Members on program on the M. L. Suggs, Nashville.Mrs M. We presented to Atty. Locluiid gul. Cynthia Ann Grady and Mary Robert Shores, Mr and Mr-. Chas. Percy and Robbie Zoilicoffer of Heard. . Chattanocga and Mi-s ilocal NAACP president», a check By MELVIN GREER Carter of 1216 N Bellevue, a girt morning program on the first lay Wocd. Mr and Mrs Curtis Jean* 8550 Speed, a boy. Maurice were President Cora B. Robin-on, M i.vir..- Marlin of Chattanooga, his­ 1 Mr and Mrs Eugene Huntir, Mr lor 350.00 fifty dollars, also an­ Elvis Presley, Memphis' gift fo "rock 'n roll," found relief Mm- Geraldine. JUNE II JVN’E-15 Mrs. Ruth Townes. Mrs. A. L. Hig­ torian; Mr Lady M Conley of other for $25 00 i twenty-five) which ! -rod Mrs N. Hudson. Mr C. Knox. from his clinging, swooning fons as he visited the Fairgrounds James and Willie Porlei of 1832 gins. Mrs. J. B. Vance. Mrs. G. Blan­ Dyersburg; Miss Nan Dradrick of | assistant professor at Tuskcf.ee. In­ was .‘oliclted by us. We also gave Alton und Easic Mae Nelson of | $100.00 tone-hundred) to the Na- during "Negro night" Tuesday, where he was the object of only Pearson, a boy. Don Wayiie. Calvin 26 So Wtllet'e. a tioy, Alton De vay- ton. Miss Darlene Hut on, Mrs L Nashville and Mrs Mary Womack stitute. Mr. ana Mis E. H. Bridge- ' ttonal NAACP This is jur second and Ora Joy of 879 Circle Rd., i en. Willie and Leola Wilke-, ot 976 M Conley, Mrs. Etta Page and Mrs. of Jackson are all state supervisors forth. Mrs. Donnie Mae Riley. Mr o few curious glances. Till. Jacquelyn. Mirlan and Sophia Honda, a Ixiy, Barry Demytris, Maxine Draper. Mrs Willie Avent. of the Girl's Department, I ai d Mrs. Willie Stinston, Mr Wil- contribution locally. (Last Fall we Presley politely strolled in witli Presley!" Elvis Presley?" assert­ Pa terson of 721 Scott, a girl. Mer­ Dc-uiler and Am:!e Jones ot 733 Murfreesboro; Mrs J B. Campbell, A tribute and memorial service ; lie White, Mr and Mrs. Sum Jack- nave $50.00 t fifty dollars) and our what wa( rumored to be his fiance ed another in the crowd. "Is that le« Gilbert and derm Roh k -it Glatiker. a boy, Larrv Darnell. Wil­ MBs Mertis Jore6. Dr. Clara Braw­ wa« dedicated to Mrs Sara Taylor. son. Mr- Gertrude Armstrong and third contribution nationally. 'We | paid for a Life Member hip $500.00 559 N Fifth a boy. Cal. George -■ de organizer of Knoxville and-- two other men. a photographer and Elvis Presley" From the way people li.- and Matlie Boyce pf 210 N. ner. Mrs. Leona Jamison, Mrs B "VourJCalumni-t". and loui e Ymmg of 314 N fail el. W Sims, Mrs Carrie Edwards of th- late Mrs Marie Biker Eiland. | 1 * five hundred dollars» hi 1954, and one policeman He immediately be­ have been talking about him. I Main, a bov. Willie. Joteph and | contributed ar.Jther $100 00 tone a girl. Oeorjhr Mae. Chattanooga who Rave beauty hints. beloved Memphians and »«Tetar}' MISS DOItUTIIY MIK IIH,I, gan to look around and short Iv expected him to look bfttei than Djil hy Nolj of 933 Lenow Mall, ¡hundred) in 1955. Our chapter is JUNE 12 Mis Marion Rcbinson, general i of the Slate for 26 yens who 1 BECOMES BRIDE OF headed for one of the play count­ this." Some ol the other talk. a be.. Anthony Jerome. Thomas Cwen an l Armentha Chews of and Arnie Ross of 376 Calhoun, chairman of the educational work­ I greatly tn.ssed- for their faithful DR. ROBERT HOLLOWAY only three years old. _ ers, namely tjie Cat Rack." Fair­ "What's he doing here. I wonder? 826 Hilton, a boy. Tyrone. •Io? a girl. Janice Marie. John and shops and Mrs. Annie Higgins. I service. Of wid'.’-pread interest through­ Because of your support, we can grounds game whereby baseballs are And is he going to sing?" "I want continue our'. In this way only, I'.att ? Burford cf 434 Frailer, a bqy. out the Mid-South is the announce­ used for throwing at "dummy cals to hear "Heartbreak Hotel...... an we realise the Rights we seek Anthony. Timothy «nd EV/ B*U*- LOCAL OFFICERS AND ment by her paients. Mr and Mrs with the player who knocks two of "Bide Suede shoes" or nothin';. COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1 McCulley Mitchell of Die recent us American pMldens more reals" down receiving a prlxt After Presley had finished North Memphis Thrift son of 532 E Esses, a boy. David local officers and committee , marriage of Miss Dorothy Mitchell Presley knocked two of the "cats' after two swings ai the "Cat L.'gem- Rk.'iaro and Im urine Relif- Our National Convention will be mem', is who planned the well at­ to Dr. Robert Holloway, sbn of Mr. down In hree tries Rack hr look off anil drparlrd Club Meets lord of .213 Driver, a girl, Betty Ann. CHOIR ROBES tended co; .ention were Mrs. S. W I)- Id tn Denver. Colorado. June !9 as "eobly as lie had tinexpecl- and Mis George Holloway ail of ; thru July 5, and we look forward ro/ Win VisH CDqf* a Am Qualls, general Chairman: Mrs. M 1 Memphis The popular young The ''rock 'n' roll" "rage' look eilly arrived. taking his The Norm Memphis Thrill Cluo irakii!; this report! tune Show Sample*. N« I Adams, president; Mrs L. E couple were married Saturday of time out from (lie game I» “friends" with him. met a the residence of Rev. ui.l Many. M iuy thanks horn each for the photographer with Uh Getting up NI6HK Obligation. Brown. Mrs. G S M. Young. Mrs. last week Mrs W Williams, 235 Oparol Alley It »*rrl*4 6» • ‘llkdder WeakWrhatM" mm* (Ort- I <»f us! having tin. Up Nit hl* or Bed Wettln«, too fra- Hartley Garment Ce. I. L Lavender. Miss Valois Perry. The bride was graduated from I particular pose him aim­ June 13 The meeting was ripened Sincerely yours. queoi. bur nine or Ifchlnt arlaatiaa) *r Mr-, Mary Murphy, Mrs A. L Hig- Manassas High School Her under- ing at the "eaU" with the base­ by the president at 8 p tn. De­ Biron* «miIlin*. Cloud, thin*, do* t* CALL OR WRITS LINKS. INC.. (Miiirplils Chapter! ;;in . Mrs Muy D King, Mrs. Mary ball. The photographer took a votional service was held t.v the a- I common KIdne, tod Bl*dd«r IrriuiloM, ! graduate dcgi ec was received it Lc- J Mrs Joh.ictta W Kelso, public try OV8TEX tor qul-t blip N ye*ri va* John Sadler Ionise Taylor, Mrs Leslie Taylor. Moyne College where she was a few other shots of Elvis. sistant chaplain. Mrs. Louise Hlrsch pro»* **tety tor youn* »nd old Aat dnif- Miry IceCf Robinson. Mrs. Inez iclations LITTLE COMMOTION During the brie! business session *1*1 tor CY8TEX under bom,-*mIi «u*e- M. 8-2768 or 4-3028 , member of the Delta Sigma Theta ■ ntee Bee bow till you Impro»*, Glenn. Mrs T H Hayes. Sr . Mrs ! iarorlty Her graduate work va'-ioti committees reported. The MEMPHIS. TENN Elvis ap|>earan vacation it. Memphis: Dr NEW JtMM the National Jack and Jill Con­ Mia Fiells Raisdale. a former Oscar eperaht. Ju hLs wife Mrs vention From Cleveland she Fellowship Day Al Memphian and a formnr membei will go to New York City for a *eek if St Slaphcc Ba;>tl t Church. 5508 eight arid their youhg son. "Billy" spent two weeks in Memphis on before going to school At lhe N 3rd 8 reet is now vaeationin - n Columbus Baptist their first va a ion since Dr Speight end of the term Alma will join Dr. Bluff City She is (he house luest went to St. 1 oitis to study last year Marjorie Lee Brown. « childhood­ There wll be a Fellowship Day a’ of her 'istcr and brother-in-la« MADAM FRANN The yoiia.’ -ar. nose and throat friend in- New York and »he »-»o Columbus Baptist Church Bunday Rev and Mw N. C Nichols. 197 pecialist will ielurn to Memphi- matrons will return home together June M at 3 p m Reno Avenue. The popular society and to Ills Van e Avenue offices Di. Brow n is head of the Math Music will be by the Columbus ¡matron worships at her child-hool JObC-L^-His practice will oe limited D’partment at lhe University of Choir Voice of Shllo, Union Bap­ PALM READER AND ADVISOR , church Sundav at St. Stephen Bap­ to his- field Dr Speight, Ji- North Carolina and daughter of tist, and other aggregations. Fruit tist Church. Many sodal events ire who followed in the fool-teps if Mr and Mr Lawrence Lee (III will be given in the service fo: Nationally Known! Highly Recommended! Mississippi Blvd 'planned to be given in her hone his fa her. Dr W O. Sjiefghl. Sr friends. Sermon delivered by Re' during her stay here. Mrs Rags­ lias been awty for the past year at Charles W. Ouy Rev. A E Sampbell Homer Phillips Hospital in St. Lou­ NOT TO BE CLASSED AS GYPSIES MR PHIL BOOTH. JR will go dale is an active member in net go Hast Minister to Philadehnia next week where ; church in New York City Walker is where he was doing a_t-es(dency Will read your life without asking any questions, gives advice he is invited to 'he "Philly" Teen- Memorial Baptist Church She and attending Washington Univer­ sity He is now ready tor .he Age group Phil, a recent More- Herman are guests in Chattanooga I aLso belong: to sever») Christian and on all affairs of life, such os: Love, courtship and morrioge. i house graduate, will visit hLs aunt The Hancocks are spending social clubs of the city. S,.et laity Board She reunites the separated, causes speedy marriages, helps and uncle. Mr and Mrs Chris Roul- two weeks with the prominent East you to gain the one you love. If worried, troubled, or in hac Tennessee morticians who were doubt, consult this gifted medium If you have been disap­ delegates to the 8tate Convention pointed in others, one visit will convince you that this medium YOUNG ART" GILLIAM was in Memphis early this month .invi'ed guest to . th» Nashville is superior to any reader you have consulted. She advises - MEMBERS of the CHARMKl'lE Teen-Ace" group‘of Jack and Jills, on business affairs. SOCI AL CLUB will be hos'e ses ro lhe utc and very brilliant Private and confidential readings doily and Sunday. little Art is the son of Mr. and miny of th Air friend; at a Lawn « 4 Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Readings for white and colored. Mrs. H. A Gilliam at South Park­ Party Saturday evening at the nome i way, East of Mrs. Ziltie Winfrey at 200 Red Satisfaction guaranteed / Oak You will fird us most moral, and no! Jo bo classed as MRS VICTORIA HANCOCK and GYPSIES. her two youngsters. Dane e and Dan PILL THE PLUG Anger and worry are the most unprofitable conditions known to man. While they are in possession, mental, physi­ MSTOMACH IPSET COSMFTIC C«tAM FO* A cal and spiritual grOwltvare suspended. Angor is a hiffe*— Hilf-*llvr. he«d»diy. when cnnstips- way robber and worry is a sneak thief. Bring your prob­ tion soun stomach? Black-Draught’ relieves conitipation overnight lighter, Clearer, Younger looking Skin lems to me today, tomorrow may be too late. Helps sweeten tour stomach too ■nd skin blemish« go ■»*» turn Pi »ofteo GfiiKknoth«, Mother ud Daughtn often Don't be discoOraged if you have failed to find help! nsthn StMKli SvMtMtr Wirts Ownil«' look ■likr those d«»i . eipKiill» when ■nd »month wmhcrtd i«m thus helping the»>IB»w DR FRED PAIJ4FR SSKIN tnisi tiny linn and prenurure «rinkla Fog I do what others claim to do! Licensed by Slate and County. No harsh griping Made from pure WHITENER. Il l ■ ikxiot i formuli. ■ rhe deuer, pewl lile. »oft, rounger-Ain- vegetable herbs. Thoroughly but look, get DR FRtb PALMER'S Skm detifthrful comwik liter effettivH» modi- No representatives or house cells. ’dowlemtwn gently uncorks clogged intestines «ted to (t) icnall» »twit up the lightening Whiten« rod«» Conauti 10%l»nolin: JOc TAere’s no Gin like GORDON’S Brings comforting relief tn morning of A»rkm«t mi»»« nt color pigment m rhe ■nd «It »ire» it drug ind coonwir ermnien. TAKE WHITEHAVEN BUS TO STATE LINE, (Tenn. I Min.) /COLON GNmiH Then life looks sunny again' Gel ■ki» 11) help tn«ke rrterrull» ciusedpimpl« Black-Draught today HIGHWAY 51 SO LOOK FOR HAND SIGN NEAR SALLY 2MmSHWIIWO •is rpeae- or GrasviotH iem rsd Dr. FRED PALMER S Clearly Americas Favorite, «oe m »re. oeni-fo-H*« !«Nr<’ ’so’ th« >. FfW Filmet i Skis Deh|M 5m» ROGER S STORE ONE BLOCK FROM END OF RUS UNI . r When fonsOrsUee ■our» eMMrro • <1 red Vmtihmi Cr«o frt lo^dr ikw beim SKIN WHITENER MEMPHIS, TENN. ■M Iltxwis«' ¡H Spin»Rmiv of S'W*mart Ferh onh 2X it dnifiitt. i . Tbw lo- Uil* bones-tw< U*>M GAUNOl CO, lox 264, Altanta, G«. i « Prelate Tells Tftl Negroes To Join With Of Integration Plans For Negroes

CHICAGO AWPi—Procedures de­ parting from the previous customs of providing special parishes for Negroes end Puerto Ricans were under consideration here last week by Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Arch­ bishop of the Roman Catholic arch­ diocese of Chicago "We are trying,'' Cardinal Stritch Mid. “in taking care of (Negroes* with educational facilities and re­ ligious help to keep in mind inte­ gration We look upon a parish in a Negro district where practically all the people are Negroe.> as practically » transitional thing More and more we are incorporating them fully in­ to the life of the archdiocese " ■ The Chicago Archbishop said he also will wait to integrate Puerto Ricans through temporary centers rather than serve them by language or nationality parishes Outlined lart Tuesday, plans for the Puerto Rican adlustments are in the hands of a Cardinal's Com­ mittee for the Spanish Speaking, an warned that a nation that has not , agency designed to advise the Puer-1 nut its own house in order "can't Mrs. .1 B Williams pinned a cor- BEATING SATCHMO'S TIME —Louis Armstrong sounds his trumpet io the rhythm« to Ricans in "self-help" for social go around and tell other people age on the speakers during Hie Edward R. Murrow beats out on a tribal drum, which Armstrong recently brought with him snd economic adjustment and in what to do." program Later. Mrs Vivian Cirtei from a trip Io Africa. Some 20.000 Africans watched the Armstrong All-Stars perform, and krening dose to the church The Hon Mabel, who was elected Mason president ol the Nations' "Satchmo" was gifted with the tribal drum as a token ol native appreciation. Armstrong and “We are not so much setting up to parliament in 1954 for four years Council of Negro Women, present his band were sent Io the continent to take part in filmed sequences of Morrow's CBS-TV, an Institution for the care of those I said her country is hoping to cd citations to both speakers for program "See It Now." (Newspress Photo) " ' (*onlc. but are making al1 our in­ achieve independence within a year their years of leadership in worn »• stitutions available to them, en­ She also hit tlie segregation custon ell's organisations and work in their couraging them to go to churches hi thr United States Said she "peo- countries Mrs Mason alro intro­ and schools of their neighborhoods.” pl? who are talking about segrega­ duced Mi s. Cai metis Ronner wht 3>e Cardinal said tion today are humbugs" was the first speaker. Mrs Anil'’ Commenting on the nici?l term „ DEATH PLUNGE THWARTED - Mrs. Melrose Shernon The legislator, wiw went to Hamp Watkins introduced Hon Maltle Trumbull Park situation, the Cardi­ «froggies with police officer John Goclre. who is pulling her ’on Institute from Not folk for a Dove Nearly 28,000,000 Loans nal said back frotn the railing ol the Whitehurst freeway in Washing­ day's visit, said all groups «re com­ Irgislaloi Dove who was elecled $53,000 Already "Amthins which is in violation of ton. from which she recently attempted to jump. Taken to bining to help win independence Io Parliament al Accra Gold Coast , people's rights is wrong, and env use General hospital for observation. Mrs. Sherman blamed "a She said Negroes have had to suf­ Africa is (he .wife of Dr J B Dan- of violence to prevent neople from fer in their struggle, “but you should quail. prominent author and poll- Covered By Life Insurance nagging husband" as her reason (or the attempted suicide- the rirht« ttvv enjov under our Con- be proud of what vnu have achiev­ tician She has a 22-year-old son (Newspress Photo) ed." she fomented on the fine Ne- who is a university student stitiHfon is wrong We have no word NEW YORK Nearly ’B.nunjioii | War II The increase since 1945 or sympathy or mitigation for the individual loans" or time sales weir has been practically 4.000 per cent ui* of violence or wrong disenmina- Still Going covered by credit life insurance al It is probable that the total of tinji against peoole s’mnly exercis­ the start of 1956. the aggregate loans covered dujmg the course of ing the rights they enjoy as citi- SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON HOLLYWOOD - ' ANP> - Doro­ amount covered representing near­ the year was nearly twice those out­ rns" thy and Steve Rowland of Los An­ standing at year-end, as the statis­ z Revolt In House Forces ly half of all outstanding consumer tics on consumer credit show the TIIE CONTINUING MISSION OF geles stretched their winning streak credit in this country, the Institute out of Egypt, bound for Rome Un- amount of loans repaid during the THE CHURCH. to ten years of $100 weekly pay­ of Life Insurance reports abib to cross the Aegean Sea the year very nearly equal to the ag­ International Sunday School les­ checks for a total of 153.300 on “Do This relatively new type of life Hearing vessel sailed southward to Crete, gregate outstanding at the end of son for June 24. 1956. where, failing to follow Paul's ad- You Trust Your Wife." the CBS insurance has grown from $365.000.- the year Air Force Vet MEMORY SELECTION: "Go ye (vice, it ran into a storm. For an Television Network show starring 000 at the end of World War II to Tlie average amount covered per | WASHINGTON. DC- (NNAP' Tlie committee a frw month- ago therefore, and make disciples of all | early description of an exciting sea- Edgar Bergan $14.750.000.000 at the start .of .this policy by credit life insurance In I — A revolt in the House Rules Com held several-hearings on the Fed­ the nations, baptizing them into the , voyage and a miraculous escape year. Dorothy Rowland did the heavy 1955 was $530. which was slightly j mittee. led by Representative Rich­ eral aid to school construction bill, name of the Father and of the Son from death, read the twenty-seventh Last year saw unusually large in­ Dies In Crash work for her side as husband creases in this type of protection, more than the year before and 47 ard Bolling. Democrat, of Missouri. vote on whether to send the bill to and of the Holy Spirit; teaching i chapter of Acts Notice how Paul’s Steve decided to "trust his wife." lier cent more than five years ago. , forced a vote to hold hearings and vote on whether to send the oil to them to observe all things whatso­ | courage and faith led him to the the number of loans insured in­ FORT WORTH, Tet nssible time with a the pursuit of levai objective». Tile could move to bring up the rule by reason of a resolution passed by Paul wrote some of ids great epl'tlea and is president of the Fort Worth Trimble of Arkansas. Democrats. tians were accused of setting the view to dissolving lite court's re­ danger is noi alone to the NAACP. Smith suggested at the morning them in order to keep their jobs including Ephesians. Colossians Optimists club. and Leo E Allen. Republican, of fire While in Greece, probably. Pau' straining older" Dennis, now a Baptist minister Philippians and Philemon, Paul i Illinois session that the committee meet in­ buf also Io any other group in dis­ In New- Orleans, conduucts a radio was not brought to trial. Eighteen ..as arrested mid sent to Rome Terming the Alaltami move an The vote was the same on the formally to discuss its agenda, with where he was lodged in close and attempt "to ban and destroy" the agreement with those who control program from, his church every menths with no pressing charges school bill except thal Allen voted the understanding .hat no votes cruel confinement, only to end when NAACP tn the state, and "a direct the stale" Hoose Rules Group funday mornling against a prisoner were considered with I he majority would be taken Bolling countered he «as beheaded outside the walls violation of tlie American tradition­ I that a nonvo'ing meeting would Volos On Rights The action on these two brils was of Rome. al and constitutional principle of* (»reed at a morning session at which mean more delav and insisted on So ends the record of this great < freedom of association." the Board House Considers i the afternoon closed r»ssion. WASHINGTON--« fANP' Rv th» committee was scheduled to apostle At first, a persecutor of iieclated that "it presents a chal­ the faith, after conversion Pau1 lenge which we shell meet in Ur [ • vote of 6 to 4 the House Rules take up other bills, The Federal aid to school con­ Anti-Bias Bill The committee, one of the most transformed Christianity from a couil-s and In the arena of public Committee Thursday agreed to act struction bill has been bottled up narrow Jewish faith to a world-wide opinion." LONDON I ANTI - A bill ban­ this week on president Eisen­ powerful of the Congress .decides in the Rules Committee because religion and. by his own indefati­ ning rac.al and religious discrim­ hower's civil rights bill which measures approved by other of the announced intention of Re­ gable efforts, transplanted It Into Tlie issue ts not the failure of ination In taverns, holds or places standing committee arc to be sent presentative Adam C Powell. De­ At the same session, the commit­ i to the House floor for action, how the greater part of the known world the NAACP to register with a state of public entertainment was under mocrat. of New York, to offer an agency," the Board maintained tee also voted 7 to 3 to take futher I much time shall be allotted for of his day consideration by the House of Com- amendment to deny funds to school "The restraining order itself pro­ action on the tong-stalled 11 billion debate, who will control the .time, As death drew near, he could I mons. last week. districts which are not complying vides Irrefutable proof that regis­ school construction bill. and whether or not amendments write, sincerely: "I have (ought the with the Supreme Court decision good fight. 1 have kept the faith tration Is not the real purpose of The British Laboritea are spon­ The achool aid bill has stalled will be permitted I against segregated schools, and al- I lutve finished my course Hence-, the action The order prohibits the sors of the referendum In the committee because of threats mor» to rome 1 so because of a provision In the bill of Rep Adam Clayton Powell >D forth there is laid up for me a! ■ At the morntn.» session. Mr Roll­ i which requite school boards to pay N. Y » to attach an amendment to crown of righteousness" ing unexpectedly more ‘.hat die 1 the "prevailing wage" for school rf»nv gid tn states driving the Su­ ¡comminttee co into a lore .-».slnn INDEBTED TO PAl'I. inns! ruction perne Court's school desegregation to consider prodine legislation. Ill- Smith held up action on the civil The~signlflcancc of the life and »tiling 'eluding civil rights an| Federal rights bill because he and other work’ of Paul cannot be measured ; aid to school construction southerners on the Rules Commit­ rhe Western world owes a debt of, WANTED — Housekeeper lot man The requrq for a rule on thr ter are onposed t<> any civil rights gratitude to hint which it can never ee farm. H. Bemev. 73 Park Hare civil rights lull lias b»rn pending k? islatfon' hope to fully repay. Had it not been Kt Paul. Minn. since May 231.. No action what- for Paul and the gospel he preach­ iver had br»n taken on it ed. who knows what difference there would be In the world today! Ttosc of u« who have accepted tlir Christ Dave Dennis of the Damascus Road, and the Christian way of life, can show our platitude to Paul only through our “ENROLL NOW” faithfulness to lire ideals of tlie Back In Court Christ he loved and whoe gospel lie so faithfully preached NEW CLASS rFORMING O R M I NEW ORLEANS Dave A Dennis, the controversial (These comments are based nn H Increase Yoir Earnings After New Orleans union leader who the International Uniform Sunday made headlines when a U S Senate School Lesson Outlines, copyright­ Subcommittee attacked his prac- ed by the International Council of Religious Education. U. S. A., and Learning The | tic of deducting money from pay- Í | roll of longshoremen, is back In nsed by permisrion). I Court main APEX SYSTEM This time members of the long­ MWFring Develop Your HIDDEN POWEKS BRUIStS * CHAFE BEAUTY Through HE'S FOR HE —Th« national Cittsens-for-Eisenhower MINOR CUTS ÌHYi AUBURN AVENUE, N. I. THE ART OF PRAYER group hat retained Stanley Roberts (above) as special assist­ Udii Irritations -£ Atlanta, Georgia for Health. Wealth. Nireea« and Haw- ant to the public relations director ol the organisation. He will ptoeaa. Information FREE. Send patt­ develop basic campaign literature regarding the Negro voter, 34S43 <- MRS ate for repl’- and aid in the organisation s hind-raising appeal. (Newspreee Cal or Write For Details ANCIENT SCHOOLS Boi tdl, Dept. B. Fait Or a are. N. I. Photo) — <

4 PRESIDENTIAL FAVORITES — Shortly before he was lolled by an intestinal ailment, Presi­ dent Eisenhower attended the annual While House news photographers dinner, and posed' with a group ol entertainers whom he acclaimed as his "lavonles.'’ From loll, they arei singer Vie Damone, actress-singer Jane Powell, Bob Hope (who emceed Ute show), comedi­ enne Poail Bailey, and Leonard Pennario. (Newsproio Photo)

MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HOWELL JAMES, II ON son, Jr. motron-of-honor, Doug'as Shepherd of SPELMAN COLLEGE CAMPUS — Smiling newly Baltimore, best-man; Sheila Westerfield, flower- weds ore photographed with some of the mem­ girl; and Gerald Yancey, ring bearer. - (Photo bers of their wedding party. Mrs. Machion Garri- by Caruthers) Miss Bacote, Charles James Exchange Vows In Chapel

ATLANTA, Ga - ISNSI - Miss Lucia Jeanette Bacote, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Albert BaccM, became the bride of Charles Howell James II, son | HOUSTON. Texas Dr hiuI are represented of Mr. and Mrs Edwotd Lawrence James, Sr. of Institute and Mrs S M Nabrit arc among the The Instituir for College and «arleslon, V. Va., in the largest and one of the most important 1 thirty six college presidents and University administrators grew out Jal events of the season. wives in attendance at the Instit­ of a desire frequently expressed The bride Is the granddaughter of neat Is. H r chapel length Illusion I ute for College and University Ad­ bv College presidents, particularly As head of the Department of the late Rev. F. V/. Bacote and Mrs ministrators being held at the during the early years of their ad­ Graduate School of Business Ad­ ministration. for an opportunity to History and Philosophy, Dr Wool- Bacote of Kansas City, Mo, Her ¡h Lilly Simmons he the core of the program for Hie Miss Geraldine Manley and Miss and Mrs Bnrote’a sister. Mrs Ger­ ' Joyce McLendon lighted Hie candles man F Pinkston, assisted Hie hosts Wives. Douglas Shepherd of Baltimore, Md. was best man and groomsmen were Charlie Daves. Cpl Machion • rlxoii Jr.. T M Alexander. Jr James Graves. Irging Jones ol Washington, D. C and Samuel Ba­ cote, brother of the bride. Gerald Yancey was the ring b arer. Th" ushers were Dr F rank Forb»’ Gilbert E. delorme. Dr P Q Yau cry. Prof G L Chandler. Bralnw Burch. Dean B R Biatoal. Henry Watkins and Fied B Btooks Mrs Machion 'Garriwm. Jr was the matron of honor A bride ot on1' a week, the former Gwendolvi Bacotes Fete Walker looked pretty in a uhite silk taffeta gown, sleeveless and cut along a long torso line ft featurer a large sa'lr of white taffeta whir' ended In a lai-tle leiw that fell soft ly over a short bollflant skirl Bride maids were Miss Constance Scott Reception Miss Ann Ma’ie Cooper. Miss Ml" ATI ANTA Ga ’SiNt'i----- tarn Nance. Miss Mary Ruth Smith Dr and M's C A Bacote rnl-’i Irby and Mr' M’s Wllllnc Cox >in-a (Im «■■'ddln” "'ic’t.s »(th a Mercer Cook. Jr. of Washington reception In Read Hall immedhtelv D C. Mrs. Cook Is th» former Mi* oilowing the marriage ceremony of Ann Dibble of Tuskegee. The their onlv daughter. Luria Jean. bridesmaids wore dresses «initial u , Jill Mrs ftonrv Lvnns. Mrs The Inung" and adloiniim area wa- that of the matron of honor. Tier , Wvnn sFs oils Blllmgs- teenrafed with tall baskets of white sash"« were fashioned of mist k’eei r .1 Curry, Mirs .lohnnle ■ladioli and chrysanthemum'- Clt taffeta. Th“.v carried bouquets ot wr Mrs Mer-Mes Hopkins ai'ar fen arrangements centered Miss Anne Dixon. K. Wea- fprd County H'-allh Department. white carnations ti-d tn mist green ■vith small white mums completed satin Sliclta Westerfield was th Fimpion’. .1 W Henderson. Mrs Beatrice Dudley. Craven Cuun- he fresh green and whirr color flower girl. She looked adorn tile if West'ilield. W I) Thomas. ty Health Department, Mrs Gcngia rheme. K Battle. Lenoir County Health De­ an exquisite white organdy fire» Thoma’. T M Alexander Mrs Bacote wm clffltmlng In an partment The nurse-teachers divide dimmed with lace from the bride’’ ro'ta lace town with which she ^dding gewh wore a matching het embroidered ■Sheila Is Die granddaughter of with pearls. 8hc wore an orchid Dt.iaaTfii. Henry. C. Bryant o' -orsage Mrs E. L. James. 8r. the Birmingham. Ah. Her paternal ’room's-mother, chose rose lace for grandmother Is Mrs. Rachel W Val­ her lovely gown. A Jeweled hat and entine of Washington. D C in orchid corsage completed her BEAUTIFUL BRIDE costume. Mr. James, the groom The bride who was given away father, received with the bridal by her father, was very beautiful in iat ty a gown of white Chantilly tore f«'h —Greeting the guests at the door, toned over two layers of tulle and were Mrs G E DeLorme and Mrs. while satin. The floor length crea­ P.'Q. Yancey Miss Madeline White tion featured a long torso line, ions and Mrs. B S Burch Intnxjuced the sleeves and a brief standing coils' -posts to the receiving line. Mrs trimmed tn iridescents and seed FIRST FUGHTERS —Emanuel Quisl-Therson (left), senior Rufus Clement. Mrs. B R Brazes! MK KMITIYNAMi-TOOAYf assistant secretary of finance, African Gold Coast, and th« and Mrs. Walter Thomas introduce- ed the out-of-town guests. R«v. J. Paul Bruton of Denver, Colorado, were the first com­ The Bride's Book was kept by mercial passengers on a Pan Am Airways clipper, which flew Prepare your hair properly for straightening Mrs Abraham Gross and. Mrs. Larry from Kane, Africa to New York recently. Rev. Bruton had lust Good for FIDDIES ip to U Washington who were assisted by­ completed a 13.000-milc safari through 17 African countries Friendlv Druggist ASK FOR PRE-tfRATE Miss Claire Green and Miss Jean and colonies. (Newsprese Photo), itrwr.. — —— - —<«d Still toe At Foor 1*^ i Blackshear. The groom's cake was eys, Warriors lit t Continue To Lead Along The |Jn Every Class first p|ace |n League Tear Hitting 1 .133 I Seen For Boxing The Memphis Grays and Booker I Ml Marvin Brown, atelia young catch T. Warriors art tied for First Place 1 ' 3 AM er of the Letters Carries Team in Division One. of the Semi-Pro NEW YORK - (IN8) - Only , 3 444 continues to lead the team in hit- League, while the Memphis Rams six months remain in 1956. but in 3 444 ing as of Saturday, June 9, 1956. and Tate Red Sox are tied for the that short space of time we may J lead in Division Four S .141 He has been at bat 15* times with see new ring champions in everyI .644 7 base hits to compile a respectable < class from heavyweight down to I West End Leads Division Two average of .466. The team, which and including the featherweights. with Hyde Park the undisputed started out slow has been bolstered Bill Tilden Leads leader in Division Three BY SAM BROWS in many poslions. but still suffers Let's take an idle gander at them lack of consistent pitching. All-Time Net Greats The impending fight between Ar­ 8EMI-PRO LEAGUE STANDING For those interested in the per­ chit Moore and Floyd Patterson DIVISION ONE NEW YORK - * INS, - The ex­ formance of the team players, this will produce the new heavyweight information.is furnished: king. Luckily for both, neither of ’ ecutive committee of the U. 6. The Memphis Semi-Tro league | West. Fans have approximately two Memphis Grays ...... 4 them has to meet Rocky Marciano.! Lawn Tennis Association announced All-Star Game will be plaved on 11. ore weeks in which to send in thflr Warrior...... 4 an all-time top ten ranking of PLAYERN g at h who voluntarily retired. Friday night. July 13, at Martin 11-Dot', and as before, we arc ex- Dodgers ...... 4 American tennis players headed by W. Johnson 3.11 Moore will abandon his light Stadium The two teams will br pectuii' the bulk ol tnr ballots to Heaven ...... 3 the Ikte Bill Tilden c. Williams 3 16 5 heavyweight throne because he pro-, « made up from players of the four vine in during the lad week. Blues ...... -i- -...- M. Brown •. 1 6 15 1 bably would have to lose an aim Divisions of the league Division There are 26 teams in the Semi- Magnolia Eaglet 4 Tilden, seven times Ü. S. cham­ J. Watkins 5 13 5 to make the class limit again. One and Four will furnish I he East Pro I .-ague, six in each of the First. pion. received 324 of a possible 350 J. Ross 4 16 7 .437 Despite his retirement, Sugar Ray team, whilr the West team will be Secund and Third Division» and DIVISION TWO points in ballots cast by 35 UBLTA A. J. Ilall 2 7 3 .428 Robinson, who staged a luccemful selected from players of Division eight in the Fourth IHvidon Divis- officials. Following him were: 3. W. Collins .6 17 7 .412 champion to dethrone. There are Two and Three. ’ o n One is composed of Memphis West End 3 I .833 Done Budge: 3 Jack Kramer; 4. W. Warr ■> 5 2 .100 several "worthy contenders" as the The Spoi ls DnratUncnt of I In Greys. Booker T. Warriors. Currie's Hardwood 3 ! .114 William Ellsworth Vines: 6. Richard (Pan­ J. Jerome •i 4 2 .333 | all of them will find the old chain serve as tabulator for the league. Blurs and Magnolia Eaglrs. -The Sam Qualls Golf Club was recently presented a unique "Hole Turley Eagles 3 4 .429 cho) Gonzales: 7. Maurice Mc- '■’V'3' j , w. Thomas 4 3 1 .333 I pion a tough nut to crack. Btoewltere in the Memphis World I DIVISION TWO is eom^vd( , of , Uwh Klondyke Athletic 3 4 .429 Lough; 8. William A. Lamed: t. R. 3 8 2 256 in One Trophy" by Elmer Henderson (r.), special representative for v 6 ♦ 6 will be found a ballot for the funs 1 Memphis Hardwood Stars. West Goldsmith ...... 0 6 .060 N. Williams: 11. Bobby Riggs. A. Turner 3 8 9 .250 Brown-Forman Distilleries of Louisville, Ky. Henderson ("Every- We think either Carmen Basilio to use in naming their favorite plav Fndti . Oiuuge Mound Tiger«. Tur- W. Williams 5 9 .222 1 or Tony DeMarco can dethrone | ' ers and Ians arc urged to send in lev Eagles Klondyke Athletics and : body-Knows-Me") has been with the company since October, 1955. DIVISION thru: E. Davis 3 5 i .206 Johnny Saxton, the current welter­ their votes lor the members of the the Goldsmiths. In addition, the fortunate qolfer will receive a bottle of the com­ Baseball Scores Il Robinson « 15 3 .200 weight title holder. It is merely a teams. DIVISION THREE Is made up of pany’s choicest product, with the name, date, and number of the Hyde Park 5 I .433 L. Harvey 5 15 3 .200 question «1 which gets him first Atlanta Daily Worm 13 It has been brought to our at­ the Hyde Park Indians Letter Car- I ! And that will depend oil the whim Dermon Gems 4 2 .61« hole inscribed on the bottle. Brov/nFo.fnan mokes Early Times Geronimo Nacha 0 tention that many of the fans do tiers Demon Gem«. . Ellendale of Frankie Carbo. Letters Carriers 4 3 .511 not know the names of all the play­ Bean; Mallory Au Force Depot and Old Forrester. Ellendale 4 3 All Pob Wright, who received the fiophy, is president of the There are at least a dozen boys ers in the diferent divisions and and South Memphis Chicks around who can lick Bud Smith Mallory t 3 have asked, how they ran vole for DIVISION FOUR is composed India, Russia Som Qualls Club. He seemed particularly enthused as his group South Memphis .4 6 the lightweight boss, and one of « certain players. We ask those who ■ ractically of all industrial or eom- will be host to the Central Slate Gclr Tournament July 16-20. El­ them surely will lift his title. don't know the names of the play­ any teams and !.« the onlv«eight mer promises Io be on hand ready to moke the award, if any! And that brings us to Sandy Sad- DIVISION {OUR ers, to just name the team on which Ham division. The Memphis Rams; To Question j dler. the featherweight champion, they play, such as. Beavers' catcher; Tate Red Sox: Ful-O-Pep Chicks: who can take his ring rules or Memphis Rams 5 1 .833 Rams' centre fielder. Ellendale's BlackCaps. Memphis Trojans; Hun­ i leave 'em alone shortstop, and etc. ter Fans; Humkos and the Memphis Sandy has been one of the rough­ light. Gas and Water Native Problem Special Council To Look est. meanest fighters the ring has We have asked each team to fur­ According to the rules, the play- known, and we doubt that he has nish us with the names, the nick­ eis receiving the highest 'number BY PIERRE J. HISS : changed his ways at 34 and after names and the positions of each of votes will lie in the starting line UNITED NATIONS. N. Y (INS) At Fitness Of IL S. Youth long years of campaigning. player and with that information, rp and rlav for at least three inn­ — India and Russia indicated Wed­ The man who beats Sandy is in the tabulators will be able to supply nesday they will challenge the for the roughest evening of his life. | ings, with the exception of the pit­ By International News Service fured by the Communists in Korea the name where the voter ha*, sim­ chers. The pitchers are heine se­ United States to explain in the cooperated or collaborated tn vary­ But we think we know the mar OFFICIAL President Eisenhower announced ply named the team and position United Nations why the inhabitants lected hv lhe opposing managers recently he will name a Special ing degrees with the enemy. who will take him and that young Today's edition is carrying the and Althea Gibson of [ SECOND BASE 1 in that area U S sources said. | first time since bis operation fidence vote after a speech In which Brave is 35 New York if she is to repeat as he said that Israel never will at­ 1 RIGHT FIELD Lomax Warriors however, he would carry questions women's singles title-holder,in the ‘ THIRD BASE on that point by insisting that On Capitol Hill, an Army expert tack the Arab states first but will I-15: Branch Beavers 35. Beil Grays Wimbledon Tennis championships. "structural changes'' in the topo­ has told Senate Investigators that defend herself against aggression 30. In the draw, made Wednesday at SHORTSTOP ORLEANS HOTEL one-third of the Americans cap- graphy of the two Atolls rendered from any quarter. i the all-England Club. Miss Brough 639 Vance (At Orleans) CATCHER -Beck. Beavers 55. Ca­ them insuited to native life ' also drew as possible opponents Shir LEFT FIELD "Your Home Away From sey Jone*.. Hunter Fan 50. Buckeye ley Fry of St. Petersburg. Fla., and I Home" Long. Grays 50. Clark Magnolia England's Shirley Bloomer. CENTERFIELD E1 glcs W . Visiting Faculty Senate Body Hear How Miss Brough Is top-seeded in her i MODERATE RATES! M l ST TEAM effort to again win the title at Ihr RIGHT FIELD VISIT OUR COZY » Members Announced Wimbledon plav which will nm i BASE Brady. Ellendale 1.5. CATCHER FIESTA ROOM ----- Reds “Brainwash" Prisoners t from June 25 -to July 7 Dine and Dance to Live At Savannah State Miss Gibson, seeded fourth, fcated Miss Brough in the finals SECOND BASE Kilpatrick. letter SAVANNAH. Ga. - President W BY ALVIN srtVAK War Music. of the northern lawn tennis tour-: Carriers 35. Athletic ;io. Hardwoodsr K. Payne lias announced the ap- WASHINGTON (INS' Senate [ Basing liis testimony on inter- ,| pointment of two visiting .faculty nament June 9 at Manchester. Eng DINING ROOM OPEN 24 30 , investigators heaid in detail Wed­ , views with more than 7(1 experts — In the men's division, which has HOURS DAILY. members for tlic 1956 Summer Ses­ nesday how Communists "brain­ including former interrogators as no defending champion since Tony Specializr g In Fine Foods: THIRD EASE Charlie Williams. sion af Savannah State College wash" prisoners to tear down their ! w»ll as evictions — Wolff said the Trabert turned professional, top­ I Leiter Carriers 35, Hvde Paik 30. resistance through systematic men­ ! "greatest defense"’ against brain- Chicken • Steaks - Chops • R J Martin. A B . M A., prin­ seeded Lew Hoad has in his hall FIRST BASE ; Hardwood 15 tal torture ’ ' washing is to know what it consists Shrimps • Sandwiches of cipal ot Ba 11ard-Hudson High School of. the draw Ham Richardson of Initial testimony was presented of ■ FUORI STOP Cros Ellelidule 30. ¡o Macon. Georgia, will gem a ' Westfield, N J., along with two SECOND BA5E All Kinds Lettri CarriFr« 25. Dcrenon Gems in consultant...... tor the . WORKSHOP IN | hy Dr Harold G . Wolff, head of He added. "There Is a program tormer Wimbledon champs. Egypt's EIEMENTARY AND SECONDARY ' Medical Neurology In the Armed Forces to do more, to Special Rales to Sororities, 1EFI FIFl.li 't'iirrl. Ea-;K, 30. Jaroslav Drobny and Budge Patty THIRD RASE that Fraternities, Etc. For Club West End 25, Orange Moutid 10. EDUCATION, and Dr Walter I ■ Department,’ ...... and Dr. Lawrence E work mil. in detailed steps of Los Angeles. Murray. B S M. S. Ph D. of A I Hinckle. Jr, assistant professor al will better prepare a man for this Second-seeded Ken Rosewall of! SHORTSTOP Meetings, Banquets, Etc. CENTER HELD Ed MrGrr Klon- A- T College Greensboro N C. will j the school kind of abuse " of Australia has as possible oppon­ dyke I’D Letter Carriers 30. Ha rd- serve as director of the WORK-1 Appearing before the Senate in­ Wolff said he could not go Into ents Denmark's Kurt Nielsen. Swe­ LEFT FIELD CcjII JA. 5-6433 wood 15 Hvde Park 15 SHOP IN READING vestigations suhedmmittee. they detail. den's Sven Davidson and Vic Scixas W. D. TAYLOR, Manoger RIGHT HEID Joe Scoti, Ml Martin received flic A n told how the Reds had perfected of Philadelphia CFNTERFIElt) Opening the hearings. Subcom­ dyke 39. Letter Carriers 15, Hyde degree Irom Talladega College in mentally-brutal questioning rou­ mittee Chairman John L McClellan RIGHT FIELD Park 15 Alabama and the M A from Fisk tines which originated centuries (D) Ark, said the inquiry Is aimed I ing' weapon of th*» Communists by University Before becoming princi­ ago in Russia. at showing that “it Is the aim of [ understanding its technique and pal ol Ballard-Hudson, lie was prin­ IN GROUPS CATCHER the Communist system to not only methods. We hope these hearings cipal ol Center High School in Way­ control the land areas of the world, will make som progress in that cross, Georgia and lias served as Wolff said the Russians based but the minds and souls of the direction." principal of Avery Institute. Charles heir "brainwashing'' of political members of the human race ” ton. S C : assistant principal of prisoners on isolation, whereas the MENTAL PRESSURE The Senator said: ‘‘The Ameri­ Lincoln Academy. Kings Mountain Red Chinese work on their cap­ McClellan said that the Hearings cans and other free people can best 164 BEALE N. C principal of Henry County tives in groups, as they did on would explore "all aspects in­ combat this so-called trainwash- Training School, Waycross: and as American prisoners in the Korean cluding the arrest procedure, the | detention of the suspect, the impos­ visiting instructor at Albany State College He has been principal of ed physical isolation, and the men­ Ballard-Hudson since 1944 ial pressures that are applied." , Di Murray received the B. S Noting that only 4428 of the 7190 degree from Indiana State Univer­ Americans captured by the Reds in FOR THE BEST DEAL IN: sity. Terre Haute. Indiana; the M MADAM BELL Korea survived, the Senator said S. degree from Indiana University that "over 95 per cent (of the sur­ Bloomington. Indiana: and the Ph vivors) were subject to a well plan­ D. degree from the University of ned and well organized campawn Chicago. THE GREATEST PALMIST ON EARTH , to destroy their belief in God. their Before joining the faculty at A. loyalty to the United States and A T College, he served as principal MADAM BELL that you all know who stayed at the Mis­ their faith In the democratic way Liquors of Dunbar School in Phoenix, Ari­ sissippi State line fdr years is bock on her own place to stay. of life.” zona. he has also served as an Elementary teacher in Lincoln Are you Dissatisfied with Marriage? Have you lost faith School. Robbins. Ill. and as elemen­ in your wife or sweetheart? Are you in bod health? Or dis­ CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK tary and High School teacher at couraged? If ony of these are your problems, come let LOANS Roosevelt High School in Gary. In­ diana. 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BY MARION E. JACKSON Squeezing by the Gainesville Campanella Stars Nip ion. , Lion».in a 3-2 thriller ot Gaines In the nightcap the batteries were as follows: ville, Ga., the Robinson Dodgers Clarksdale Eagles In Alliens - Foote. McDaniel, Ter­ Before Jim Totum ceremoniously picked up his bags and climbed on top in the Branch rell and King: East Point - What­ departed the precinct» of the University of Maryland for hi» be­ Rickey Baseboll League. The Heated 7*To*6 Battle ley and Jackson. loved alma mater at Chapel Hill, N. C., hit coaching staff hod i Dodgers currently lead the loop SUMMARY ...... 1 with a sparkling 6-ond-l record. Campanella Stan ...... a required reading assignment of ttudying the »port» pages of was packed in the first Inning, Clarksdale Eagles ...... « Pennjylvania new»paper». No matter how »mail the hamlet, or At Clarksdale. Ga., the Campa­ which was highlighted by a three- Robinion Dodgers ...... J obscure the cro,» road town Maryland coached clipped away at nella Stars halted their six-game run home run by Louis Wright Af­ Gainesville Lions ...... » stories of homegrown gridiron demon» of Quaker hue to reinforce losing streak and chalked up a 7- I ter te College Parks Indians scored Jefferson Giants ...... 1» three runs in the top of the first, Highland Stan ...... 1 hi» sturdy legion». I wonder if the Pittsburgh Pirate» followed hi» S victory over the Clarksdale Eag­ les in a heated battle the Forest Park Braves bounced Forest Park Braves)..,...... ♦ cuel At Jonesboro, Ga . it was the ram­ back with four ntai ;ers and both College Park Indiana ...... » paging Forest Park Braves over the teams were held scoreless the real FIRST GAME The high-flying Pirates have dutch hitter deluxe. Clemenle is College Park Indians. 4-3. With of the way. " '■ Atheni Cardinals ...... U more players who come from the batting J33. I this victory the ,\aves moved into East Point Bean ...... M home city area of Pittsburgh than The batteries were as follow«: Bobby Del Oreco is from Pitts­ second place in the league stand­ SECOND GAME any other big league team. It makes 1 Forest Park - Leon Hartxfleld and burgh. Branch Rickey, now in ings with a 5-and-l record East Point Bean ...... 1 us wonder if the industralixed Troy Willis: College park Melvin ___ _ . . . . wuH-ivuiaurmsemi-retirement iiiaaramakes his nuiiirhome Atheni Cardinals ...... ,. 1 U Oi 1 S P ’’ on a 1« iarm n«“ the Steel Bell and R. Davis. JEFFERSON GIANTS ' In the opener of the Cardinal- LEAGUE STANDINGS ^teal fitness. | SINK HIGHLAND STARS i City. General Manager Joe E Bear twlnbill, the score was dead­ W. I, PcL ■ If so Bobby Bragan, one of the Brown ia now at staunch resident locked. 10-10 in the ninth, when Robinson Dodgers ... < L J57 Three managers to debut in the - At Atlanta's Hull Stadium, the. Pennsylvania has always been a ■ "Tank King hammered out a three- Forest Park Braves . 5 1 W National League last Spring—Bill J Jefferson Giants went bn a scoring fertile hunting ground for talent | un home run to put the game in Athens Cardinals « 3 7M Rigney of the N. Y. Giants and "oree to triumph over the Highland Morris Brown College got some of • he bag King paced the batters I’ollegr Park Indian« 5 3 .714 Freddie Hutchinson of the St. Louis Stars, 101. its most fabled stars from the with live itlts in five trips James East Point Bears 4 4 59« Cardinals are the other two frosh Then in the big doubleheader of Quaktr State INTERNATIONAL FOES — Miguel (Rosa) Bemos. left, ol Santutcc. Puerto Rico, and Chenl and Clarence Jackson hits Imine Jetferson Giants . 3 4 4tt pilots—stands to benefit by the the weekend, the Athens Cardinals Horn'd 25-yearlold Algerian who held the featherweight championship oi France and is runs will) two mates aboard. Clarksdale Eaglet . 3 S .175 productive efficiency of some The University of Georgia still won the opener from 'he East Point currently the third-ranking world challenger, square oil in the New York Boxing commission The batteries: Athens - Wallace Highland Star« . 3 5 2« sprightly native sons scouts the Pennsylvania hamlets Bears. 13-10 and dropped the night­ oifices, after being given a clean bill ol health lor thier main event bout at Madison Square Jones and Marvin Terrell; East ] Campanella stars JU hoping to unearth another Charlie cap, 7-2. I I A check of the Pirates gardsr Friday (Newsptsas Point • Barnes, Aldridge and J«ck- Gainesville Lions 1 < 1U roster Trippl. night. Photo) In the Dodger-Lion contest the shores Frank Thomas is from Pitts­ Jim Tatum during Ms empire­ burgh, Nelson King from Shen­ score was knotted 2-all until Mar­ building days al the University of andoah, Ron Kline from Callery. vin "Fats" Stephens blasted a triple Jackie Robinson Named Danny Kravita from Lopes. Dick Maryland was frequently censured in the eighth and came home on a for his failure to use boys from Groat from Swissdale, all Penny- long sacrifice fly by A J John­ the Delaware, District of Columbia. ATLANTA YANKEES MOVE UP IN son. Charles “Spoon'' Welts went slvania towns. Maryland area Tatum always lashed all the way. giving up'four hits, 41st Spingarn Medalist Gene Freeze is from Wheeling, back at his critics by explaining while his mates collected eight safe­ W Va„ which Chamber of Com­ high schools I nthat orbit were not ties. NEW YORK - For the first time, the coveted Spingarn Medal, merce ballyhoo proclaims is in the developed sufficiently to field a_ lolls WRIGIIT HOMERS Greater Pittsburgh area awarded annually to a Negro American for distinguished achieve­ winner. STANDINGS OF GA.-ALA. LOOP Al Jonesboro, all of the scoring ment, will be presented to an athlete, Jackie Robinson of the Two of the Pirates mast promis­ As a result, Maryland coaches Brooklyn World Champion baseball team, Roy Wilkin», executive II ing rookiqs—now in the minors— painstaking scanned the Pennsyl­ TKe'Atlonta Yankees for the Atlanta Braves In I Bob Garber hails from Hacker and 4 secretory of the National Association for the Advancement of vania newspapers, laboriously clip­ second week in succession won A Bob Purkey is from Pittsburgh. Adam Berry Colored People, announced here recently. ped news stories of high sc hool he­ both ends of. a doubleheader No. 1 Spot With A Atlanta The medal was awarded to Jackie There was a photograph in Sport­ roes and then put alumni and medal awarded ‘‘for the highest or Al’At O for “his superb sportsmanship, his noblest achievement by an Ameri­ ing News a few weeks back which coaching talent hunters on the trail and by picking on the APACO reflected the nightmarish techni­ of those yard-gainers who got the Lions and Gadsden Stars brought Nifty 8-And-4 Mark Wins Helms' pioneer role in breaking the color can Negro during the preceding year or years" ques uf a Ringling Brothers, Bar­ bulk uf the sport page buildups. their league standing to .500 : bar in orgthiized baseball, and his ium and Bailey press agent. It re- I lauta I lie Rockdale Rawhides meet civic consciousness.", particularly Since Mr Splngarn'« death in ^Pakd the Pirates have mure play­ Branch Rickey in exploiting his and showing two new pitchers, | his work in the efforts to curb Ju- 1839 the medal has been continued five-year plan—a non-Sovietized ' tile APACO Lions and on Sunday ers wearing glasses than any other served notice that the yexpect out nt Yankee Field, the Atlanta Macon Cardinal« 5 Sports Award i venile delinquency. Joining the under terms of his will which set campaign of indoctrinating young elob. Specs wearers Include slug­ to be in the thick of the fight i j Brooklyn Dodgers as an infieldet up a trust fund "to perpelutate the Quaker comrades in signing Bu- 1 Yankees entertain the second piare Ml ¡range City t ab 4 ging Lee Walls, Hank Foiles. Dick BATON ROUGE, U (SNS. - In 1947, he became the first Negro lifelong interest of my brother, Ar­ caneer contracts-religiously wooed for league leadership. 1-iGrange Cuts Cole, Wally MeMahan and Curt major league baseball player. thur B. Splngarn, of my wife, Amy players familiar to hometown head­ Tlie Macon Cardinals will Jour­ Adam Berry, a truly outotanding Roberts. The league-leading Atlanta ney to Gadsden and hope to reverse Customarily, presentation of the E Splngarn. and of myself in the lines. His philosophy is paying di­ W Pel performer and a sensation of Braves ran into a road block in a award is made at a public ntectinv achievements of the American Ne­ Our budding young Atlanta op- vidends. The resurgent Pirates and lattei the one game ln-t i,i .'■'outliern University’r. TTink and Atlanta lira ves X .687 gro." Arthur b Splngarn has been fine young pitcher. Durham, with 14 innings to the suir» in i:. i. i Field Team during the curly 'or- during llie NAACP annua) conven­ lomerlrists— Drs. Raymond Carter, who are leading the National Lea­ tion. However, due to the Dodger blinding speed and a quick-break­ LaGrange city Cits 7 .636 ties, was one of the three elect­ president of the association since Jr., Charles Chisholm, and C. Clay- gue have that magic home touch. . round. ing curve to lose the first game of ii 4M ed to the* National Association of schedule,' Mr. Robinson will be 1839. town Powell will no doubt interest Earlier in this piece I noted that NUMMARY Maron Cardinal« uriable to attend the convention with APACO The award to Jackie Robinson is their doubleheader Atlanta Yankees X Rockdale Rawhides .587 Intercollegiate Athletics’ Track and and encourage timid youngsters a number of Morris Brown athletes 7 which meets in San Francisco, June the 41st. Among previous Spin­ came from the Pittsburgh area. I Lions. Gadsden Stars V Field Hall of Fame nt an «Ward with poor eyesight to get a good Atlanta Yankees a .500 26 through July 1. Presentation gam Medalists have been Dr. Ralph recall John L. Hunter and Willie Second and third piner Macon ceremony held at San Diego, Cali­ prescription and hurry to the play­ Gadsden Stars .222 of the award will be made in New J. Bunche. Marian Anderson. Judge ing fields. Youngsters who wear Ellard, both backs from Tarentum. and LaGrange split in twn close Atlanta Yankee« C fornia The others receiving tilts « York at a later date, probably after William H. Hattie, A. Philip Ran­ games of a doubleheader, 5-4 and (¡adsden Stars I APACO Lions .... .200 coveted honor were c. E. Peterson glasses can become good ball play- Elridge Hunter. Charles Mason. the close of the baseball season dolph. Thurgood Marshall, Cart 4-7 and hence there was no change and Charles Sportsman, both •rs. Walls, Foiles, Cole, McMehan John (Big Train) Moody, Daniel The Splngarn Medal wav Instit­ Murphy, Dr. Channing H. Tobiae, Hawkins. Moses Charles. Henry in position standings in the lea­ coachgs at San Diego State Col­ and Roberts are major league en­ uted in 1914 by the late J. E Spin­ Roland Hayes, the late Walter gue lege The trio will have their names dorsers of this truth. t Simmons, Donald Parham. Sam. garn. then chairman of the NAACP White and the late Dr louis T. Dale Long, the exciting Pitts­ Ernest and Roscoe Ross—all from Saturday at Hull stadium in At- j engraved on the NAIA’s Track and , Field Hall of Fame Trophy, which Board of Directors. It is a gold Wright. burgh slugger emphasizes the mix­ the Pittsburgh area and good tes­ ture that makes baseball the melt­ timonials 'o the fact-finding Tat­ is domiciled in Helms Hall, fam­ AT THE RINGSIDE ous International Sports Shrine In ing pot of the sports. Did you um knew all along. know that he Is part American In­ BY CHARLES J. UV1NGSTON FOR ANP Los Angeles, California. Negro American League Averages The Pennsylvania-bred Pirates by dian, gives his ancestry as Irlsh- This year's selection brought the winning the National League pen- | total to twenty four—ten coaches TEAM BATTING ^Dutch-India"[utch-Indian? Long is one of the 1« go around saying that ’’ Moore nant would be the greatest base-1 PICK MOORE TO WIN and fourteen athletes, cited for Mv playerst ever to hit a ball over j is an easier, far easier, fighter for ball success story since George HEAVYWEIGHT CROWN recognition by the NAIA through The Centerfield wall at Forbes Patterson than Jackson wai." Again DETROIT 14 488 108 152 6 Stallings' 1914 Boston Braves. It After watching Floyd Patterson Its coordination organization Helms ’"iff Field-457 feet away D’Amato blubbed: " We know we 2 2B8 would "be tlia_um ivalled saga of a trying desperately to knock out the Athletic Foundafian. BIRMINGHAM 12 403 83 116 Frank Thomas recalled that Josh had a difficult problem In Jackson. team going from dead last four troublesome, tough, but wide open Berry, of Southern University, MEMPHIS ...... 7 236 45 68 2 288 Gibson, the great Negro catcher of We know we have no such problem years in a row to a pennant. "Hurricane" Jackson, it is this elected to the NAIA Track and 1 251 the Homestead Grays, and the In Moore." KANSAS CITY . 7 235 42 59 Ringsider’s opinion that Floyd lacks Field Hall of Fame this year il956> greatest catcher who ever lived, The Pirates — With Walls, Long the punch and expeiience to cope was both National AAU and NCAA had done it. "I was just a kid but and Clemente in the outfield have This writer can’t conceive of TEAM FIELDING with a cagey, ringwise battler like high Jump champion in 1942. He I saw Gibson do it," Thomas told been able to shift Thomas to third Jackson being « bigger problem Archie Moore. was chosen for the 1942 All-Ameri­ W L DP PO E the papers here, "In fact, he hit base. This maneuver installed fistwise than Moore. "Hurricane" Let me make It clear, though can Track and Field Team in both KANSAS CITY...... 4 2 4 188 12 two over the center field wall in Thomas as the tenth pirate third is awkward and possesses amazing Î5 Patterson puts up a good fight, and stamina, but he’s wide open and the AAU and College divisions. His BIRMINGHAM 4 7 10 309 23 951 one game. I remember it because baseman of the young season although he didn't stop Jackson, all-time best jump was 6 feet 8 Gibson gave me a ball after the Bob Friend’s tremendous pitch­ can't punch hard enough to floor DETROIT ...... 7 6 12 353 29 94/ he cleanly outboxed him, punching a good middleweight. Why, the 3-4 Inches at Philadelphia. Penn­ game and some kids chased me ing is the backbone of the club. j MEMPHIS 3 3 6 183 24 913 inside his wide swings with tort fellow Is off balance practically sylvania, on June 29. 1841. borne trying to get it." He works every fourth day on pumping hooks. But even whrn every time he punches Berry's high Jump record of 6 schedule and sometimes on two I Manager Bragan's inspired lead­ Jackson was groggy in the fifth and So if D'Amato is using Jackson feet, 6 3-4 inches established May BIRMINGHAM 'NDIVIDUAL BATTING days rest. ership has given the Pirates con­ 11th rounds, Patterson couldnt fin­ as a yardstick in planning Jhe 17.1941. when he reigned ax champ­ G AB R H III PCT. Friend may be the first twenty­ ished him off, although he struck ion of the Southwestern Conferen­ fidence but Long haa given them Moore fight, then he had better W. WYATT, st ... 12 50 12 19 5 380 punch. Long leads the National game winner since Murry Dickson. the Far Rockaway, N. Y. fighter change his plans. For It wouldn’t ce. still remains. This talented 30 8 11 367 League in home runs with 17, is Burleigh (¡rimes won 25 games for with everything except thr ring be wise for Floyd to fight Archie athlete was discovered by Coach |O. BAILEY, c 11 4 15 341 batting .359 and has 46 RIBs. In (be 1928 Pirates. Friend has al­ posts. He will have to do a great in the same manner in which he Gilbert Cruter. formerly of South­ J. MITCHELL, of 12 44 8 6 53 games to date, Long has been most been as invincible agafnst deal more than that to cope will battled Jackson ern. and now of Manual High W. GRIGGS, 2b 12 46 10 15 10 326 Moore. School of Denver. Colorado, where the Bucs Na. 1 threat at the plate the Dodgers as Sal Maglle during For instance, Floyd will have tn F. MARSH, rf . 12 40 12 12 6 300 , hh heyday with the N. Y. Giants. I am not trying to belittle Pat­ cuib his habit of leading with that his prep track squads are running although Robert« Clemente is a I J. WILLIAMS, of 11 45 9 12 12 267 terson, as the Brooklyn kid has leaping right. The punch is fast great potentiality. and spectacular hut it doesn't mean TENNESSEE STATE HARD­ However, one must call 'em as lie a thing against a hardy veteran 3 CG W L PCT. SO Chicago Business Man WOOD MENTOR. Coach Johnny sees 'em, and from this corner it like Moore. Bobo Olson tried the Grimm Resigns C WILLIAMS 3 0 1 0 1000 11 looks like Patterson lacks the steam McLendon holds the expert's spot same strategy, only to find him­ FINLEY 2 1 1 0 1000 1 at Southern University's basket­ to beat Moore. Don't forget that self countered Into defeat by Ar­ 4 2 1 1 500 ball coaching clinic for the second Moore himself lias the punch to chie. The same thing could hap- BERRY .. . Earned Of Zoning Code 2 1 1 1 500 10 time. Affable Johnny McLendon, take an opponent out of there ui jwti to Patterson. As Milwaukee JOHNSON ...... I whose Tennessee Tigers copped the on instance nolice He even floor­ The Jackson fight proved that F. SIERRA 2 1 0 2 000 13 CHICAGO (ANPI^-The Chi­ holds adversely. i Mid-Western conference and Dis­ ed the ex-champ Rocky Marciano Patterson is still about a.year away STAN JONES 4 '1 0 2 000 6 cago Negro Chamber of Commerce Aidermen present included Wm trict 29 eastern division crowns in their heavyweight championship from the iieavyweight title-at least 11 at a "Meet Your Aiderman" lunch­ Hsrvey, 2d Ward. Ralph Metcalfe. Braves’ Pilot JOE ELLIOTT .. . 3 0 0 1 000 I last season, is slated to give the tussle And Marciano is tough while Archie is uround -Around eon at Parkway Thursday after­ 3d Ward, Kenneth Campbell, 20th secrets involved in the fundamentals real tough. next fall Floyd might grow enough MILWAUKEE - (INS) - Char­ noon, had as guests the six aider­ Ward. Calude W B Holman. 4th NAL HIGHLIGHTS of individual and team offense and Maybe Patterson and his hand­ and gain the experience necessary lie Grimm resigned Saturday as man representing South Side Ward. Sidney A. Jones. Jr., 6th the defense to the coaching clinic lers figures' to win by decision in to cope with Moore. Bui he can't manager of the Milwaukee Braves. John Kennedy of Kansas City, tops the batter» in the Negro Wards, Ray Grahn, assistant build­ Ward, all of whom «re colored and in Baton Rouse this week and the schrdul-d September fight with gain improve sufficiently in the Tcant officials in Milwaukee said American League, with an average of .464, Pot Patterion of ing commission for Chicago and Leon Despres of the 5th Ward, Under conditioning artist McLen­ Moore. They perhaps think Floyd short timé between now and Sep­ that Grimm’s resignation came fol­ George Krannenberg, technical di­ many of whose constituents are col­ Detroit, is in the runner up spot, with a mark of .388, just edging don, Tennessee eagers got through can oUtspeed Archie, who has ad­ tember. lowing a conference in New York rector of rezoning. ored,. If D'Amato is smart he will stall out teammate Juan Soler, with .387. W. Wyatt of Birmingham, it Aidermen present includedYe of the NAIA's national cage tourney's mitted to being 39. But it still with Braves president Lou Perini Some 200 business men from the for time and pul off the Moore- in fourth place, hitting at a .380 clip, followed by Johnson of Property owners were urged to quarter-tinals this spring. And in doesn't make sense for his manager. and general manager John Quinn area, both colored and white, heard Patterson bout until next summer study the zoning and code laws 1954. Johnny Mack's first year with Gun D'Amato, who until recently Milwaukee Braves officials quot­ Detroit, in fifth, with .373. discussions of the how the aider­ After all time is in Floyd's favor. the Tigers, the Kansas City-born has been quite timid about Floyd ed Grimm as saying he thought the Patterson has the highest total bases, 32, most doubles, i, men met the problems of their jobs and to visit the City Hall and file cage mentor masterminded the matter over "for a long time.” and how they sought to serve their suggestions or amendments where gnd is tied lor the lead in triples, with Johnson, each having Club owner Lou Perini said he constituents. The two city officials their property was affected. Tennesseans to the NAIA Tip-Off was accepting the resignation "with swatted 2. discussed the pending zoning and Kit Baldwin, president of the championshit) PHOTO BY CLANTON HI great reluctance." Soler continues io lead in base hits, with 24> Johnson hot bousing code proposals which are Negro C of r presided while A. L Perini asked Grimm If he would driven in the most runs, 13. Hal Green of Detroit, hos scored the expected to affect vitally many col­ Foster, director described the pro- remain with the Club as directoi ored home owners in Chicago. gram of the chamber He has defeated every team in the most runs, 20, and is tied with teammate Bud Ivory, for the home of player procurement but Grimm league except the Cubs and Giants. run lead, each having hit 2. I. Harris of Memphis, is the leader The rezoning program Will force said he wanted "a little lime fu The Giants bat him nn twn unearn­ in stolen bases, with S/IWorofo of Kansas City leads the pitchers’, many businesses out of their prC" think it over." ' Week’s Auto Units ed runs In the sea-tin’s opener. 4 sent locations, where they . have Grimm said: with two wins and no losses, Harris and Pedro Sierra of Detroit, to 3, and he hasn't *acqd them been located in residential neigh­ "Um perfectly willing to let some­ have worked the most innings, 31, with Harris having fanned the Fall By 7 Per Cent yet. The Braves beat him on War­ borhoods No matter how long they body else take a crack at it." DETROIT (INS, - Automotive ren Spahn’s 5-0 shulouL The Cute most batsmen, 34. have been in business, if it is in Grtmm's sudden decision came have given him his most tronMr an area which has been zoned for News Thursday estimated car pro- about three hours after he asked to duction this week at 104.154. units sinee he was helled, oqf in loith Thursday they would rather stay in residence, they will have to move meet with John Quinn. Milwaukee or 0.7 per cent ,jindfLllie_L04 984 starts agaihsl them Take German Jails West German Jails than go home The hew building rode will hmit genual mankger. Lou Perini .then : autos turned oirt last week Friend has beaten the DoiTwro to .'iussia. strictly the.number of people who was called in -and has told by The industry produced 139,638 three times giving four runs, all The decisioiTor Uie UtfM fWBfr live in a house or apartment, Grimm that he was resigning. To Home In Russia ^■1 severely limit rooming houses cars the same week a year ago. re­ I due to homers. BONN (INS) Three Soviet citi­ shadowed the scheduled man re­ will declare many conversions and tried AutMnotive News. He hasn’t gotten nnst lite third zens decided at .the last moment patriation of 30 Soviet Nationals kitchenette buildings illevgil and The trade paper said jp^iow ap < innings with the Chicatn Cuos. Huston-Tillotson convicted of civil offenses and sen­ generally will afiect many house- pears that -the car manufacturer: dem Labine is the Dndzers' are tenced to terms in West German I will complete the first half with fireman hut the Pirates gay re- jc programs centering around the prisons. The 30 returnee« are

approximately •3.199.500-assemblies llevent are Roy Face and Nelson Graduates Firs) Glass 'heme of Huston-Tillotson^ first scheduled to be handed over to Real grads" Beginning the rnorn- some 25 per cent below- the record King. Face tried two starts, won Soviet custody on Saturday. New York Giants 14267.140 units turned out during one. but his best work is in res­ AUSTIN, Texas-Huston- Tlllot- • ing uf Monday. May 21st. with an This is the first returnee group cn College. Austin, Texas, which ¡impressive Class Day» Program by the first six months, of 1955. cuing faktering teammates. Fare from a total of 50 persons who suc­ Call Up Two From *>oend gt !««■<( part of their time ¡has a 5-2 record with 19 appear­ completed its fourth year of opera- -The members ol the Senior class, cumbed to Russia’s lure campaign. in Asia. 11 in the Near East. 18 in ance«. He has given 12 earned t'on as the merged institution of I foilwoeci by the annual reception for Minneapolis Millers Africa and four in Europe. runs in 40 innlnrs. one 9 walks and the former Samuel Huston and Til­ seniors and faculty Monday even­ 3 COl'FLES GET DEGREES lotson Colleges, graduated its first MILWAUKEE—(INS) -Managei k piled up 39 «trlkeoutx. In hi« last ing at the residence of President Palo Alt.), Calif—Three young men full fledged Huston-Tillotson senion BUI Rigney of the New York Giants CART BEFORE HORSF. 15 innings of relief through June r.nd Mrs J. J. Seabrook, the com­ and their wives all became docton Lancaster, Pa. - .Swerving his 13. he hid been* scored upon. on Monday evening, May 28, 1856 mencement activities continued on of medicine at Stanford’s recent announced Friday that shortstop :

) - < r Heaton told newsmen several The South's Oldest and Leading Colored 8eml-Weekly Newspaper hour» after the operation 10 day* Published by MEMPHIS WORLD “VBLISHING CO. ago that there was no medical rea­ Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 164 BEALE—Phone JA. 6-4030 wn why the president should not adhere to his decision to seek re­ Entered in the Post Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-clam mall election. under the Act of Congress. March 1, 187» Snyder, pressed for his own an­ Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE swer to the second-term question W A Scott II. Founder; C. A. Scott, General Marage* said Tuesday: ”1 wouldn’t attempt to answer that, because I haven'i Raymond F. Tisby Managing Editor discussed it with him ” Mrs. Rosa Brown Bracy Public Relation* and Advertising But he said that the President William C. Heathen Circulation Promotion “looks pretty sharp these days" and added cryptically: "He’s got The MEMPHIS WORLD is an independent newspaper—non-sectarten that old glint of derring-do in Ills and non-partisan, printing new* unbiaaedly and supporting those things H believes to be of Interest to it* reader« and opposing those things against eyes." the Interest of its readers Snyder was questioned by news­ SI BSt RIPTION RATES. men who encountered him in a Year $5»O — <1 Months $".00 — 3 Months $1.5» iln Advancel Walter Reed corridor. It was their first chance to question the Presi­ dent's doctor since the day of the Newspapers Ard Eccnomic Well Ben* operation. The encounter occurred shortly If anyone still wonders just how valuable the newspaper i» after Presidential news secretary James C. Hagerty issued a state­ as an advertising medium for retailers — in th;s era when other ment on behalf of Mr Elsenhower's medio are competing vigorously for business — he would do well doctors, refusing tg enter into pub­ to study a survey mode by the Bureau of Business Research of lic debate with medical men who Michigan State University. contend the president may suffer a recurrence of his intestinal ailment The survey deals with the effect on retail sales of lost Decem­ Hagerty said the President was ber's newspaper strike in Detroit. It shows that a gain in over-all aware of the controversy over the sa'es in the Detroit metropolitan area during the strike period was possibility of recurrence, but would due to buying in the suburbs. Sales in the downtown area actually EAST HOLLYWOOD Ct VIC CLUB OFFICERS took Beautiful Commission, and Arzanda (Zannie) make no comment on it. Though none of the President's declined by $35 million. time out to pose for this picture following the 1 Jones, civic club president. doctors would make a formal reply Editor and Publisher says editorially: "The Michigan State first public meeting of the recently organized Also; Mrs. Queen Ester Avery, corresponding to medical men who insist that GARDEN VEGETABLES onalysis is one of the greatest testimonials for newspaper civic club. Shown ore (front row, I. to r ): Mrs. secretary, David Tenny, treasurer; the Rev. there is a serious possibility of re­ AT THEIR BEST advertising that has ever been written II adds to the Katie Bell Tydus, chairman of the membership James M. Tydus, club founder .and vice-presi- currence, Dr. Isidor Ravdln, a Gardens and vegetable markets member of the four-man operating soon will vield plentiful upplles of growing volume of data showing that wherever a community committee; Mrs. Theresa Manning of the City dent, and O. T." Westbrook, secretary of the Un­ team, declared bluntly: sweet, juicy green peppers that can is deprived of its newspapers all business suffers. Beautiful Comnrssion division staff, who won ion Protective Assurance Co., who addressed the “I have never seen recurrence be made one of the basic injrecii- when general business conditions are good custom­ the first prize ham awarded by the c'ub in its group on the necessity of voter registration, — in anv patient the age of the Preis- en s for the main course of lunch­ ers do not just naturally gravitate to a store. They have to be free drowning, Mrs Mila Johnjgan, also of City_JStaff Phoffo by Tisby). ' dent" eon »' dinner. If you iiav ■ riot tired Mr Elsenhower is 65 attracted by advertising, particularly newspaper advertising. Pea stuffing green jieppers with a com­ bination of nee. shiinip and live e pie read to a sales message in newspapers. They do not read you will wan; to include this de­ if the sales message ond-or lhe newspaper is missing. Newspapers licious main dbli in your menu are essentiol to the economic well being of the business com Southerners Active, Baptist Committee Named plans soon. 2 cups milk munity." The addition of niilk and heese 2 cup diced cooked shrimp That goes for the ‘.mailer papers as well as lhe larger ones with the shrimp add valuable pro- 1 cup grated American Cheddar , fein to the tilling as well as calci- and for lhe village-, as well us lhe iiielrupolitan centers of papu I cheese To Probe NAACP i .¡ns, riboflavin and the other un- lotion. I cup touted lice parlant nutrients of daily food Congress, In Los Angeles COLUMBIA. 8. C. - (ANP) - Wash peppers; cut slice from stem Members of a special legislative­ The addition of a large crisp Jgssed salad, rolls and butter, milk 'and end: remove seed Cover wlil^k BY TASCHERLAU ARNOLD mer pastor of Wheal Street Baptist governors committee which will in­ Truly A Man Of Destiny strawberry ice cream will complete boiling salted water and cook 3® Church. Atlanta. These destin- vestigate alleged activities of tin' I nuivu'eS uncovered. Drain and (To Run Or Not To Run) • Religious Editor, Atlanta Daily World I a satisfying and ea y to prepare tuish speakers are listed as Dr. J NAACP at South Carolina State col­ sprinkle with' salt. Melt butter; LOS ANGELES, Calif. The National Sunday School and ! family meal. As the days go by the question becomes more intensive as to C. Austin, Chicago; Dr M L. King lege were named here last week by blend in flour. .Salt and pepper. Baptist Training Union Congress continued its annual session at whether the health of President Eisenhower will allow him to face Jr, Montgomery, Ala.; Dr. Ceasar Gov Timmerman. SHRIMP STI FFED PEPPERS Gradually add milk, stirring con­ The investigation was authorized the ordeals of campaigning and ultimately to again fill his place Shrine Auditorium .Wednesday in a blare of old time religious Clark, Dallas, Texas; Dr. Gardner 1 6 medium green peppers stantly until thickened. Add shrimp, glory. C. Taylor, Brooklyn, N Y ; Dr by the 1956 general assembly. Few grains salt lieese and rice. Fill peppers with as the nation'chief executive. Those appointed so far to the 0 Clay Maxwell, New York. N I 1-4 cup bu ter mixture, sprinkle with buttered committee are A. O. Rickenbacker It must be acknowledged by all alike, regardless of party EDITOR'S NOTE Special luvii- by youth in ail atoniu age find show ! 1-4 cup Hour crumb . Place in but'ered baking Y ; Rev M C Williams. Denver, Herbert W. Fogle and Atty. A. T affiliation that he is truly o mon of destiny,- his own solar-system lights of the National Sunday driers what youth can do. dish Bake in hot oven 400 degrees Colorado; Dr O M Hoover, Cle­ 1 teaspoon salt School and Baptist Training Union first sermon Graydon, (all white). 1 cup soft buttered bread crumbs Farenheit, 15-20 minutes. Makes ond the one popular authority in history who mode a solo flight veland, Ohio. Legislative members have not yet; Congress as covered by Rev Ar­ Tile introductory sermon was- de­ Few grains pepper six tervlngs. The State Board members con- info the troubled stratosphere beclouding a restless world. nold. livered by Dr M E Neil, New Jef- been named. j test is an interesting project and The misfortunte of a second hospitalization in the span of i eery and Rev. R. L Taylor, Va. People are being held spellbound i speculation is rife among the dele- provided no recreational facilities the last few months, is certainly making its inroads into the issues 1 discussed "Fostering a Personal at each session' by the inspiring ' gates as to who will be the win­ for Negro youth. that will be fought out in this campaign for President of the Faith in the Midst of Racial Ten­ devotional messages being deliver­ ner. Negroes Insist "We are not represented by this sions." United States. council," he said, "but we are af­ ed ably by Dr C T Murray. Wash­ Other addresses were made by REV. M. L KING SPEAKS (Continued From Page One) fected by its decisions." Some soy that the President himself has made it an issue and ington, D. C Robert S Denny, executive secre­ Mrs. Bessie S. Estell, Birming­ ham. Ala., is playing a leading role Asked by City Attorney William apparently the Democrats would rather fight out. o campaign ATLANTA LEADERS tary of Baptist World Alliance, trucks which carry boats, abutmerts Upon Equal Share as secretary, as is Mrs c R Scret- V Brown Jr. whether Negroes would from a health level thon any other approach of national ond Following presentation of officers youth division; and Rev K R Bra- and other bridge component parts chin, Atlanta, another one of the agree to a bond issue for the erec­ I leaders, instructors (this group in-' zeal. American Bible Society. This equipment. requiring 214 international issues. ' secretaries. tion of separate facilities, Montgom­ eludes Dr. L M Terrill and Rev Visiting ministers have been as­ flatcars and weighing 3.600 tons While' fate might appear unkind lo him and the party Wednesday's session will feature ery sharply retorted that they would L J. Burt, Atlanta, Mrs Atkinson signed to preach, in most non­ was sent by railroad to five Armj Of Recreation not. in which he is apparently the only Ike, time is responsible for the of Griftin, Ga l. supervisors, and Catholic churches in Los Angeles addresses by Di J H Jackson, Chi­ terminals at Brooklyn. N. Y New TEXARKANA. Tex. -^(ANPI record of there being no indespensible men. workers, Dr E C Estell. Director Pasadena and other nearby towns cago. president. National Baptist Orleans. Lv, Norfolk. Va., Oakland. Negro leaders last week demanded "Wily," lie said, "should we ao^ It must be said irrespective to party -or faith that he will General. Dallas. Texas, swayed a next Sunday Convention, Dr. jernagin, Congress Calif., and Seattle, Wash., for ship­ cept the imposition ot an addition® I huge audience with a sterling key­ president, and Dr. M. L King. Jr., the right to share public recreation- from this level, if he never serves another day, be numbered PREACHING MISSION ment oversea’. ’aTTacIlltles with white persons in financial burden when all you have note address He urged younr A preaching mission is being held famed Montgomery. Alabama bus All of the equipment shipped was Texarkana. to do is open the doors of the pres­ omong the most powerful men of the world and while his peers at Second Baptist Church. Dr J boycott leader. He is an Atlantan either new or rebuilt in the Engi­ Baptists to make a definite mark "Inasmuch as Negro citizens ot ent facilities to us? might be the two Roosevelts ond Lincoln, he hos not been sur­ in life despite the difficulties faced Raymond Henderson, pastor, for- and Georgian by birth and son of neer’s Shop at the Army D»pot Till Texarkana pay their taxes," said huge maintenance buildin? cover­ passed in the annals of honor and statesmanship. Dr M. L. King Sr of Atlanta. John J Jones of the Texarkana NA­ ing -ome 106.500 sq. f of space and To run or not to run, will be in the decision of the great The meeting will close Sunday ACP. J. L. Montgomery and W L 10,000 Delegates To employing more than 155 mechanics man whose it will be to finally ponder, it is felt by this nation and the Georgian delegation will j Gibson, "there is no reason why carpenters, welders, painters, ma­ begin its long journey home on public facilities should not be open Attend Baptist Meet and all over the world that he will not play politics with his chinist«. and inspectors, is equip­ Sunday night. to them.” health' and the whole of civilization will listen with intense ped to repair, overhaul ar J rebuild CHICAGO - (ANP) - A a total practically any type of mechanical interest ond absolute confidence in what he hos to say. Montgomery said that the city has of 10 000 delegates are expected to Few times has history ever presented an. era ond a man Integrated Housing attend t)ie 76th annual session of with an occasion so pertinent to mankind and his survival in the N. W.. Washington 4. D. C equipment - from outboard motors, the National Baptist Conventios, U. (Continued From Page One) A a medium of travel, sport, fire trucks, to heavy construction, 6. A . Inc., in Denver, Colorado, universe. convention and historic information equipment’ ‘uch as bulldozers and Sept. 4-9. it was announced follow­ Urban Renewal Administration. for Negro motorists,, "Go-Guide to tournadozers. Almost half of the ing i meeting of the convention's "There is no race relations expert Pleasant Motoring, is vitally im­ MDAP equipment h.H to be re- hoard of directors here recently. Dr on the staff of the regional urban portant to more than two million built and recondition’d in tl.e Ell- J. H. Jackson of Chicago Is presi- renewal office, nor is there a race Negro families with automobiles. tinees Maintenance Shop I dent of the convention. relations specialist on the staff of (From The Christian Science Monitor) the Housing and Home Finance Temperate spokesmen on behalf of the South plead for time Agency administrator who can ad­ —time for its people to accommodate their thinking to the new vise him on relocation problems." order of things ond adjust their customs and institutions to the The Federal Housing Administra­ greatest single social change in 90 years. Just the regular opera­ tion, which provides mortgage in­ THE QUICKSILVER POOL surance for private dwellings, also tion of the American judicial system, plus the especial discretion follows discriminatory policies, the given local federal courts, promises to provide some of that time. ACLU charged. Since 1946 only 2 By Phyllit A. Whitney A federal district court in Montgomery, Alabama, has ruled percent of the new homes insured that segregation on thot city's buses violates the Constitution. (Lest by FHA have been available to anyone think "this is where we came in a month ago," let us ex­ mlnoritiee, "and the vast number of these are all-Negro developments CHAPTER FIFTEEN wanted no breaking through on' sure the blase had caught fire she plain: The Supreme Court on the Columbia, South Corolina, bus in the South." WHEN Morgan Channing and her part. returned to distributing package* cose did not rule on segregation per $e, but simply upheld a low­ her blond companion came int the Lora went up to her room and beneath the tree. While FHA states that occupancy lighted a candle. There, where she j supper • room. Lora's interest Before long she heard a creak­ er court on a legal technicality of local application.) patterns are not their business and quickened as if she were attending had left it in the middle of the ing on the stairs and a moment The court in Alabama hos as yet issued no court order. If tries to encourage private build­ a play. Wade, who was beside her, floor the garnet-hued gown burned later lhe door opened a crack and and when one comes, the court makes clear, it would not of itself ers to provide more housing for could not escape these two now, like a dark flame She picked It up Jemmy looked in uncertainly. minority groups, the ACLU said, apply outside Montgomery. The court is allowing time for filing and she wondered what the un­ and hung it away in the wardrobe - “we submit that the FHA’» mort­ "Come in by the fire and get predictable Morgan would do if she sadly. The green dress she carried appeal. When such appeal reaches a court of appeals and the warm," said Loia cheerfully, a* gage insurance program is the dis­ came face to face with him. back to Virginia's room to replace j Supreme Court, the question may be settled whether or not sep­ though he had never stormed at pensing of government benefits If in the wardrobe there. arate seating on local public conveyances is allowable under the the government's policy is to elim­ The encounter followed almost her last night because of lhe green at once. Wade had not seen the In the light from the candle she Fourteenth Amendment. And that could take a year or two. inate discrimination in housing, | dress. two step into line behind him carried she saw with a start that such benefits should not be given Wade lay across the bed When hr I Relieved, he sidled into the room All of this operates to give the South another pause to catch Reaching toward a bowl of potato unless a non-discrimination pledge I in his nightshirt, his own arms fil­ its breath. But whof of the Negro? If all the pressures came from salad, he jostled Murray Norwood's heard her he sat up. Ls obtained Bv sanctioning mort­ led with tissue-wrapped packages., arm and turned at once in apology. "1 must ask you not to come in one side, that pause could be prolonged indefinitely, and we gage aid to builders who follow dis­ I Over one arm hung a long red and The flare of color to his face when here again." he said, and his tone would have only a repressing, not a resolving, of the race prob­ criminatory housing practices, FHA I white striped stocking. He distri­ he saw Morgan so near at hand was colder than she had ever lem. But they do not. ls fostering the creation of all- buted the parcels beneath the tree was more than Lora had expected. heard it. and then turned to her doubtfully. There ore legal pressures. The NAACP has suits pending in She watched him, startled now, for She did not speak to him at all The ACLU letter stated that the "1 didn't know It I was supposed everyone of the 14 states Which hove not yet wiped compulsory the first time putting some belief She drew her robe close about het Public Housing Administration's and hung the green gown away as I to hang up a stocking. Of course, segregation from their statute book*. And there ore economic in the thing* his mother had said inw-rent housing program has pro­ quickly as she could. She did not II don t believe in all that chim- Morgan spoke before Wade had pressures. The Montgomery bus boycott hos been osloundingly look at him again as she turned i ney stuff, but I thought—" vided 46 per cent of the new hous­ completed his apology to Mr. Nor­ effective. Now another one has started in Tallahassee, Florida— and went out nt the room, her I "Of course you're supposed to,"' ing for minority families, but 85 wood. Her manner was easy as both thus for conducted by the Negroes with notable restraint shadow swaying up the wall as Ixira said, "Bitt it should have been I per cent of these units are in seg- that of a lady who meets an old she moved. Theie was nothing in hung up on .Christmas eve. Don't It behooves the NAACP in its legal moves to match the stateman­ ...... , regated developments "Our courts friend whom she has seen no long­ AT FISK UNIVERSITY GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mack have held that seeregatd public her now of pity or gentleness. She ! make such a mistake next year. ship shown by the federol judiciary. er ago than yesterday, but Ixira felt only a despairing impatience Now you'll have lo scoot back to. attended the May 28 graduation exercises at Fisk University, housing is unconstitutional De- found the look she turned upon The problem is not insoluble; it is very difficult. for tne man on the bed. and she bed while somebody fill» it. It's ...... ■ r daughter^ccnter), Miss Eornestine D. the laWs in certain slates that WAxiAyr Hut* II'»™» CHS tunoual t ' EditH'* Note: It was a three-judge panel which ruled transit 0 v e' ,enoj w did not in the least caie whether 1 much too early to be up for good Mock wOS graduated The Mocks operate the Mack’s Delicatessen, dements“v federal omS "Good-evening. Wade. May I legregation unconstitutional in Montgomery. An appeal from that or not he knew it I anyway." 40,3 uth Ave. No ond Mack's Pay & Save Morkef, L. & N. City, that integrated policies will be ob- present Mr. Norwood? I think you In spite of het few hours ot | When she heard the stairs creaks decision would go directly to the United States Supreme Court. „„r,...... again she busied herself stufflri^F The picture was made on the Fisk Campus. The Mocks have two served PHA still refuse to condition and he may have a number ot in­ sleep, bora awoke while it wes .rtil) The decision is limited to Montgomery only in respect to the local terests in common." son$, William H. Mack, Jr., presently serving in Germany and its funds on a non-segregatton pol- dark on Christmas morning. For his stocking. The little paper- but segregation law. However in striking down lhe dale segre­ Wade set down his plate and a few moments she lay quiet and weight with its snow scene went Ulysses Barrington Mack, a freshman at Tennessee Slate Univer- gation carrier law the court's decision would seem to be stale took the other man'* hand. He warm beneath her quilts, feeling jnto the tor- and on top of it went wide in that particular area.-E. O. J.) sity, Nashville, Tenn Mack junior pluns to return lo Fisk Univer-' Also under attack was the lack looked as if he wanted to ignore the weight ot unhappin« ss press­ an orange with a green ribboa - sily ond complete his senior work when he is released from the of vigorous support for, the Rnce Morgan, but'could not do so with­ ing her down She c.iuld not recall tint about rts plump sides. Next a I military services. . Relations Service Morale has been out being conspicuous. He spoke to in lhe fog ot sleep why she must I.,ust handful of nuts and a small __ _ 1 weakned by the dismissal of Dr. her rertrainedly, managing an ex­ feel unhappy, but knew only tiiat pucl.r-t r,t swirls, a little calendar In Sight Of Victory Frank Home, its (ormer director, change of pleasantries with Nor­ despair lay waiting to engull her with a bright angel pictured on it,' (From The Birminchom World) ‘To its fullest for the benefit of the group? Such savings could be and the re-axsignmeni of race re­ wood before they started on about as soon as she could r£ipejjitx>r. and right al the top, hooked pYtr; Reports indicate that less than $20,000 in subscriptions is put to woik where they can create functional capital, investment lations experts in the Urban Re­ the table. Morgan had veiled the Then recollection of the party the stocking edge, . the wishbone needed to meet the $300,000 requirement for organizing in Bir“"power, borrowing funds which will help lo elevate the group, newal Administration as relocation quick intensity of her first look and the ending Inst night swept Mie had saved, graced with a big specialists, the ACLU said. rod bow. minghom a new Negro-directed Federal Savings and Loan Asso Money subscribed to the new association or placed ip its custody and now seemed a little contemp­ back. But now she put the hiomoj.v tuous and amused. This belied aside. Today was Jemmy's dav By the-time she wu dona the fiction. On April 3, the Federal Home loan Bank Board in Wash will help to creole jobs, build tetter homes, improve the commun­ Mother Tyler's belief that »he still and neither she nor Wade matter­ unhappy weight which she had inflton, D. C. opproved the application for permistión to organite ity life ond aid in a program of economic self defense. Accommodations •wanted Wade, Lora thought Sure­ ed. bora dressed and gathered up awakened had lifted a little and this association. , Capitalized money ond savings in the proposed Federal Sav­ (Continued From Page One) ly a woman could not love a man her packages and stole softly she hummed to herself as aha and look at him so scornfully At’ downstairs through the still, cold stood back to examine the effect: In ten community meeting message, of The importance of ings ond Loan Association will be backed up by (the federal insur­ throughout the book to always se­ least she—Lors--could not house. It wouldn’t hurt to start a of her work. The package* looked this new venture have been carried to the people. They seemed cure confirmed reservations in ad­ ance the same os other similar organizations. The association will Ln the dark early hour» of the fire, even though it was early. She gay and inviting, and by spreading to have understood, responded, and subscribed. This is a tribute vance, something that most Negroes be run by competent business leaders. It offers to the group a morning, when they drove home set her parcels down and knelt them out to the best effect aha »re loathe lo do. and therefore suf­ to the economic awakening going on in this city. It is eviden long needed lending institution that will be financed primarily through falling »now, they had before the hearth in the parlor had accomplished an illusion of, fer needless dl-appointment, said that the remaining subscriptions needed will be forthcoming. Uttie to say. Obvioualy Wade was The kindling responded with a plenty. . ; and managed solely by member of the group. We ore in sight Jackson, who head’ Andrew F. Negro »avers have money piled up where it cannot function j of victory. ■ tost ai memories tl hl* own »nd lively snapping and when she was (To Be Crrniirraed; Jackson and Associates, $18 F. Dt,