READ THE Funeral For Victim Sunday; NEWS Slayer Is Free On Bond WHILE IT IS NEWS A grief strickened 18-year-old Manasses high school senior FIRST was confining himself to the surroundings of his home and IN YOUR family Wednesday while funeral arrangements were being made for his 16 year old sweetheart syho was fatally wounded MEMPHIS WORLD in the heart by a bullet from, a .22 caliber pistol held in her lover's bunds. The young lover, mild mannered, VOLUME 27, NUMBER 78 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1958 PRICE SIX CENTS John Bradford, of 495 Buntyn, St, told investigating officers that the $ - g'un’ was accidentally discharged while he; was showing It to Ills 7' sweetheart, Angerqnia . Kathryn Loving, who was visiting his;;hcma .at. the. time. She wais'rushed to John Gaston hospital •.■ where she was pronounced dead. Miss Loving, a junior JsiSSfan. assas, lived at 5118 Yellow‘ Ave, in White Station. ' ? . Bradford who was released on bond, later- Tuesday; said tiie dnei- dent oeeured about 10 o’clock that . morning. He said the, girl', came to his home to keep a date they had made several days previously. The. couple were thete alone, ac« Confesses Getting Angry cording to tile . lad’s mother. Tiie young man .said he first coll-, ed his father, who wag;on his job al Standard Oil Company-At 328 With Friend In Apartment Wisconsin, told him about ithd. in-, r idi'nt and said he . "believed the Serious trouble for o 21-yeor-old woman was started girl was dying’’. Next he called the twice on the second floor of a brick rooming house at 319 Her­ police. • -■ ' ■ nando St. The first time, pain and suffering was inflicted on .MOTHER TOI.D BY HUSBAND The boy's mother said she was her. The second time, she allegedly inflicted pain and suffering visiting a friend at 1010 S.^Park- on seven persons when she reportedly deliberately started a fire way East when: she was. informed ■ in a boy friend's second-floor apartment last Sunday night. of tlie accident, by her husband by At first the young woman. Mrs. telephone. She said On older son, Katerlne Jean Smith Banks, who James Bradford, Jr. 20. also a sen­ Regional Council Of gate her address as 1503 Thomas ior at Manassas, was accompanying Ft., told investigators she did not her. They were on their way down­ Negro Leadership To know what Ignited the olaze. How­ town on business. ever on Monday, she.admitted gett­ Mrs. Bradford, a day worker Hear Rev.H. D. Darby ing angry with her bo.v friend. Wil­ said, normally she would liave been at work. She said Jahn was in bed CLARKSDALE, Milss—Rev. H. D. lie Taylor. 25, and starting the "fire when she lefl her home about 8:16 YWCÀ WORKERS — Workers in the 1958 Mem­ Flora Churchville Cochran, Mrs. P. F. Carruthers, Darby of Prentiss, Miss., m^nfster by lighting a small heater and a that morning to drive her older ~ bership Enrollment of the Vance Avenue Branch anr civil rights leader, will address paper bag which she used to Ignite ■an to Manassas, but on the way ’ Mrs. Cleo Draper, Mrs. Gertrude Turner, Mrs. some loose wall paper. Taylor whs Young. Women's Christian Association; the Minister’s Conference of the she asked him to accompany her Carrie Smith Scott, Mrs. Mary Lou Taylor, and Seventh Annual Meeting of the Re­ still in John Gaston hospital suf­ downtown and report to school at Front row, left to right: Mrs. Mary Peeples Mrs. Elese M. Murphy; gional Council of Negro Leader­ fering serious burns. ■■loon. Bradley, Mrs. Hilda Kelly Helm, Sara Reed ship when it meets here April 25th. CHARGED WITH ARSON Mra. Bradford said she had never Dixon, Mrs. A. W. Jefferson, membership chair­ Third row; Mrs. Bertha Stegall, Mrs. Lilia Hall, Rev. Darby, along with Albert She was-charged with arson by met Miss Loving, hewever she had the fire marshal's office.' man, Mrs. Ruth O. Newson, Mrs. Belle Petti­ Mrs. Patsy Keys, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mrs. Lutisha Powell of Jackson, will also receive talked will) her several times by the organization's “Men Of The Mrs. Banks told Lt. C. E. Torlan telephone. "If she bad ever visited grew, and Mrs. Effie B. Flagg. Brown, Mrs. Maud D. Bright, Mrs. J. Ct Boyd, Year” awards. of the fire marshal’s office that my home before the Incident, I Second row: Mrs. Geneva Williams, Mrs. and. Mrs. Addie G. Owen. (Photo by Withers) The Ministers’ Conference is com- site .and Taylor had been drinking know nothing about it,” she related. prised .of clergymen of' all—deno^ “aifiOIgfiting lust before she started Miss Loving’s parents, Mr. and mlneffons and faiths’ from through­ the two alarm fire. She was being Mrs. Nathaniel Buggs, who also out the state.of Mississippi and are detained by the police. live at the Yellow Ave., add'.ess, National YWCA Week To using their , pulpits everywhere to . The woman') father J. C. Smith, raid they had never met their stimulate the drive for 100,000 Ne­ 66, a retired Oil Mill worker, told daughter's sweetheart. “We cannot gro registered voters Ln the state. the Memphis World Tuesday that say why she was visiting him at ,, The Rev. Darby has, recently she did not live at 1503 Thomas his- home. She had never mention- Be Observed April 20 26 Kills Superior gained national prominence by be­ St., his address. "I have not seen (Contln’wd On Page Eight) ing the. first person to challenge the her In two years, the last time she The Young Women’s Christian enrich their lives, the National registration laws of the State, of visited me," he declared. Association of Memphis announced YWCA Week Ls the time when. As­ Mississippi under the new civil Smith sa'd that hAtlanta, Ga, will be the lea cured ing where she was being held for paid tribute to Ute memory of the feel the same tilings that Handy entatives of the Press an^ Radio. people are able to live in selfre­ speaker at the annual Woman's Day- This wäll ba a luncheon at II :00 a. Under International custom, a starting that fire. She is my daugh­ late W. C. Handy when they visit­ felt. spect, human dignity and freedom. diplomat involved In a crlme has celebration at Salem-Gilfleld Bap­ ter, but site Is very rough. But, she ed Use W. c. Handy park on Beale A spokesman tor the Jaycees ex­ tp. The Y-Teens will entertain with (Continued On Page Eight) (Continued On Page Eight) tist church, 837 Florida St., Sunday. $ Mother-Daughter Tea on: Fri- (Continued On Page Seven) St., Thursday evening, while the plained the plans they had for day afternoon. April 27. premiere of Paramounts “St. Louis development Handy's Pork. Con-1 * While the YWCA throughout the Mrs. Borders, wife of the noted Blues" was being shown about two- twiners for contributions to . the I year seeks to offer program that Rev. Borders in Atlanta, will speak hundred yards awny. Handy memorial fund were placed Will help girls and young women LeMoyne College Senior at 3:30 p. m. and again at 7 p. m. During the short program, Willie in the park during the celebration. Well known in -educational and Segregation Mitohell’s\ Orchestra played some The postmasters, who were at­ religious circles, Mrs. Borders re­ of Handy’s blues in a manner tending the National League of Texas School Board ceived her bachelor's of art de­ similar to'1 the way Ha'ndy played Postmaster’s regional meeting in Becomes Danforth Fellow gree from Spelman College in At­ them in lSt»- And then the orch­ West Memphis, arrived in Memphis Candidates Foresee lanta, a master’s In Religious Edu­ Tries Costly estra played the modern version from Arkansas at the foot of Beale James Joseph Bishop, a senior Foundation to bring a larger In­ cation from Gammon Theological of some of Handy’s Immortal num­ St. aboard by the “Memphis Queen’ Teacher Integration with a' CheMlstry major at LeMoyne tegration between Christian faith Seminary tn Atlanta; she studied bers. the finest excursion boat on the College, recently received appoint­ and scholarship; and a mutually While responding to the tour of Mississippi whose captain is Edwin CORPUS CHRISTI — Candidates advanced .English at Chicago Uni­ To The South ment as one of the 93 Danforth satisfactory relationship between the versity’s School of Speech and at Handy Park and Beale St. which B. Langford, played a tape-record­ for the school board hére have ex­ Fellows, selected from colleges all Fellow and the'Foundatlon.” was arranged by the Negro Junior ing of a conversation between him pressed the belief (Hat integration Northwestern University. By VICTOR CALVERTON over the U. S .in a nation-wide com­ The son of Mr.'and Mrs. Jesse M. Mrs. Margaret Turner, is chair­ Chamber of Commerce, A. C. Peter­ and Handy. of Negro teachers into the school petition. The appointment carries Bishop ofjMemphis, James attended JACKSON, Miss. —(ANP)— The son, assistant general postmaster A 30-plece marching band of the system is inevitable. man of the celebration ; Mrs. Vivian Postal Alliance, meet tha delegat­ with it a Danforth Foundation Lincoln School and Booker t. Washington ts publicity chairman fight against school desegregation general, said they wanted to •visit- Fourteen candidate? gave their grant which covers tuition, travel Washington high school where he in Mississippi is a costly battle ion as they came ashore played views on various issues here on and Rev. A. L. Cargo is pastor. music as they marched to Handy and other expenses for- study was a member of . the National The public is invited to attend. The state, two years ago, took the March 19. It was reported that their through the doctorate degree. Honor society and graduated with comparatively mild step of abolish­ Park. .answers to questions varied little. honors. lie received a four-year full ing compulsory school attendance Ousted Pastor Samuel Peace, an employee of They agreed that study and care­ In notifying Bishop of his ap­ tuition scholarship to LeMoyne Col­ laws in its opposition of desegrega­ tho Tennessee Employment Service ful planning should be applied to pointment the executive director was chairman of the affair. Other lege and a $200 Universal Life In­ Both Hands Off Wheel tion, but did so at a loss. Jaycee members who were co-chair­ integrating Negro teachers and they said, “It (the appointment) is made surance Scholarship. agreed ‘also that the manner in however, with the expectation of an Too Much For Auto Mississippi had a 44 per cent in­ "Invades" Church men included Onzie Horne, of the Since coming to LeMoyne Bishop crease in juvenile delinquency in Union Protootive Assurance which student integration has been annual renewal, subject to your has been extremely active ’ in stu­ carried, out in the local public In "Kissing Accident" 1956, a year after the school com­ Charles W. Westbrook of successful work in graduate school; dent activities, being elected presi­ pulsory attendance laws were re­ With A Shotgun American Tabbaco Company schools .is praiseworthy. your unchanged plans to prepare dent of the Student Council, student JACKSON, Miss. (INS)—A 22 John Bradford pealed. Some educators and social NEW YORK—(INS) — An ousted president of the Jaycees. The previous week, several Ne­ yourself for the vocation of college representative io the Student Ac­ year-old University ol Mississippi workers in the state have warned groes had asked the school board teaching; your continuing strong tivities Committee st.udent repre­ student and his girl friend were pastor returned to’ his. church in- that this is just a part of the price the Hairlem session of New York to consider teacher integration sympathy with the endeavors of tin sentative to the Cultural Life Com­ recovering from minor injuries Mississippi will have to pay for Its mittee, President of Alpha Phi Al­ Wednesday received in what police Sunday and interrupted services- called a “kissing accident.” fight against school desegregation with a shotgun. pha Kappa Mu National Honor by such unwise acts. Police said the Rev. Moody Dun­ Society, member of the LeMoyne Officers said Gerald Morgan took Virginia, Alabama and some othei ning appeared in the vestibule of Chapter of the NAACP. and mem­ both hands off the wheel of his southern states are ready to close th(e Monumental Baptist Church Court To Study Review Of Integration ber of the Beta Kappa Chi Na­ car in Jackson lust, night to kiss their public schools rather than and fired two blasts Irom a double- tional Scientific Honor Society. his 21-year-old girl friend. Sue have colored children attend any barrelled shotgun. ' Planning to continue his studies Davis. The car struck a telephone Dunning ordered the more than in chemistry. Bishop has decided pole. (Continued On Page Seven) 300 persons in the congregation not to attend ' the Massachusetts Insti­ to move as.he fired one blast into Order Asked Of Court tute of Technology. In addition to a door and another up the stair­ Fía. School Suit «'4 the. Danforth Fellowship Bishop way leading to the organ loft. By LOUIS LAUTIER county. has been offered a part-time posl- Two Parishioners standing near WASHINGTON, D. O. — (NNPA) Besides, a majority of the county’s (Contlnued On Page Eight) the rear of the churoh subdued NEV1' ORLEANS — (INS) — A Federal Appeals CourV IrtNew — The Arlington County School population is not native-born Vir­ the Rev. Dunning and disarmed Orleans book under study Tuesday an anti-segregation-sv|i at­ him. They found a .33-caliber re­ Board and the Commonwealth of ginians. They liave moved to Arling­ tacking Florida's pupil assignment law. -..-■- Virginia Thursday asked the United ton from the north, east and west volver in his coat pocket, five bul­ lets and 24 shotgun shells. States Supreme Court to review in connection with the armed ser­ WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)— Mr. Diggs: The u. S. Fifth Circuit Court or tered that the assignment law Is The Justice Department has ¿d- ’ “The facts in this case were not Authorities -said Dunning was not an Issue in the case because It the judgment of ■ lower Federal vices or Federal employment. Many removed from the church pastorate Appeals took’ under advisement tire courts ordering ■'the admission of of them have gone to school with vised Representative Charles C. such as would support prosecutive case, brought by the father of a makes no mention of race or color Diggs, Democrat, of Michigan, that action. However, in the interest of three years ago with severance pay in Its provisions. seven colored children into four colored persons an^ see no reasons of $1'5,000. He had been under six-year-old NVgro school child who previously “all-Whlte” Arlington wily their children should not. at- as a result ot conferences with of­ avoiding any repetition of conduct -sought admission to'an all-white psychiatric treatment since then Tills argument was upheld by County public schools. tend mixed schools. ficials of the Continental Trailways involved In this incident, the United ■school in Wes i Palm Bsach, Fla. Bus Co., in Dallas, Tex., it topes States Attorney personally confer- Miami Federal Distrlot Judge Em- The appeal^ illustrates the ex­ But the Commonwealth of Vlr- Attorneys ■ for 1 the plaintiff, Wil­ mett Choate last year When the tremes to which . Virginia is driven there will be no mare Incidents red’ with’ ”■ the officials ...... of' the Con- liam P .Hollaiul. Sr., argued that ginla has decreed otherwise. Under over seating. case was first brought up, for.court by its “massive resistance” pro­ lav’s passed by the Virginia Gen­ tinental .Trailways Bus Company the child was denied admittance Mr. Diggs requested the Justice in Dallas, Texas. WATCH ¡o the Northboro. Grade School be action. Judge Choate dismissed gram designed to maintain racial eral Assembly to keep the schools Department to investigate an inci­ segregation rigidly in its public, lily-white, state funds will be cut cause of the pupi l ■ assignment low. suit on the grounds that there dent involving an African minis­ “He was advised that ttiBre______are THE which they conus nd was designed schools, despite the Supreme Court off from any school district which terial student “last summer. no segregation signs on any of that were no constitutional issues -,iR« decision outlawing such segregation.’ permits a single colored child to to perpetuate segi'4 gation by allow - Ivolved. According to a newspaper report, company's buses. He was also told WORLD -.ng education of 1\ cials to assign Arlington County, if left to its attend a ningle public school. Essin Essln. a theological student that the bus company had instruct­ own devices, would have mixed its * Write Your Postal students to any sc bool regardless Judge Choate also rtlsfnltSfd til South'/irter.n. College, Terrell, ed all of its drivers to refrain from plaintiff's arguments that the Ne- public schools long .before May 17, In addition, the schools will be Zone On All Letters. of geographic area..’; . Tex., while en route from Terrell either telling passengers or sug­ gro school was overcrowded. Bad .1954, the date of the Supreme Court closed and kept closed until the to Houston, was hit with a black­ gesting to them where they should Your Postal-Carrier . They added that ',the child had been assigned to a. Negro school, inferior to white schools; ■» decision. The number of colored Governor sees fit to open them. jack by a Hend'irson, Tex., police­ sit in Continental Trailways buses.” Will tell your the pupils in Arlington County is rela­ If schools in Arlington are'clos­ man and later fined $25 because The Justice Department added' the Pleasant City ;Sc hobl. “purely dared that the Negro s&QOl tively few. The per capita cost ot ed, a member of the Virginia Gen­ he failed to me ve to the rear of that it hopes the conference with Zone You Live In. on the basis of race s«ad color, and physically,, but not . providing Separate schools for them eral Assembly has suggested that the bus when orderedto do- so by the. bus company officials will * Register—Vote not geopgraphy.” inferior and that all is greater than the per. capita cost parents march on the state govern* a Continental Trftllways bus driver, avoid further incidents ol tin# na- In August Election. Attorneys for tile 1.I’olm Beach Florida, white as well aa' Hceo, Si educaUqg white cUUdreu in the went la Rlctaoad. ... . ' JAMES J, BISHO? The Justice DiWtuKat yutj ilttBT _ I. County Boards oi EdUQiUoo¿imüod cosa*cquu- are owxcrowded. •'- "■-'j.X S ‘Ä~ MEMPHIS WôklD ’s’ Saturday, 'Aprii Kappa Alpha Psi Frat Holds Regional Confab KNOXVILLE. Tenn.—The An­ ASSIGNMENT nual Southeastern Provincial meet­ ing of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity MELROSE was held in Knoxville on April LeMOYNE 4-5. Cal Johnson Recreation Cen­ ter. was headquarters. Knoxville al­ umni and Beta PM chapters were HIGH SCHOOL hosts. In addition to business sessions, the Kappas enjoyed a Zeta Bait­ NEWS a-date party, a Delta sponsored BY MELVIN GREER luncheon, annual closed banquet By Marcellus Jefferies and cocktail party, and a formal dance which ended the two^day meet. Members of other Greik- SPECIAL GREEK REPORT: ofColored. People, most widely JIVING WITH THOSE “WHATS MISS JUBILECT IS TOP FOR letter organizations, social clubs, (Following is an unbiased re­ known student on campus and in HAPPENING" JUNIORS SECOND STRAIGHT WEEK IN other guests. Kappa and dates port on how the LeMoyne chap­ the city. All three are seniors, “Ake the Juniors what happening CITY WIDE RATINGS danced to the music of the Rhy­ ter fraternities stack up against OTHERS HAVE HELPED ' at Melrose"? YES says the fresh­ 1. Annette Johnson (Melrose) thm Masters Orchestra. The other Alphas who have help­ each other since last year’s re­ ed maintain .the fraternity’s ancient men; sophomores, and most of the 2. Delores Brown (BTW) and port).. -j seniors.. As ’ far as die writer is Gwendolyn Manning (Melrose) I tradition are Junior James Hawes, concerned, they are definitely on 3. Aiiita Siggers (Melrose) and LAST YEAR Frank Henry Lock­ Musician Walter Elkins. Basketball the ball. In fact, the • juniors are Mary Jo Taylor (Bertrand) hart, then president of- the cynical Flayer Cleophus Hudson, Jr., arid so classy that a .record number 4. Elanor Addison Georgia. pink- glasses at’ seven Kappa pled­ SAM-. MARSHALL 16 year old sented. Meet the .presidents of each ScomsSacks, This will be their introduction to temporarily, and today the ban­ gees. .Come probation and only Junior, has been named- “Best cial science at Knoxville College, ner of Alpha Phi Alpha is flying of the participating club. Enioy the was the surprised honoree of the the public. The service will be re­ : Marvin Plukett and Intramural Dressed” boy in the Junior class,, big dance. Dance with the “Sheik.” sided over by. Elder Elwood Isaish highest abov LeMoyne again. ! Director Chester Cade were around by many of the students in a recent annual "This Is Your Life” pro­ if you want to. (Female Only.) gram sponsored by Gamma Omi­ “BabyDolls” Ogilvie, who pi esen ted the First KEEP IN FRONT | to be clouted by the Kappa paddle. survey to determine who’s who and CURRENT COUPLES Great Passover service, last year, , Polemarch Ovens now wonders who what’s what When told about this cron -Chapter of 'Alpha Phi Alpha By NORA W. MARTIN on . the passover date, April 14th Alpha Phi Alpha's, rise back to Maurice Davis and Nellie Bridge- fraternity last Sunday. ( tlie undisputed top among the fra­. | cracked the lens in his pink spec- SAM . simply replied _• T Jlke to be forth. PARIS — (INS’) — V.icomtesse which is also his birth- date. . taeles. clesui.?^'; / Jacqueline De Ribcs, one of the Both old and new historian con­ ternities was boosted last. Septem- A. D. Porterfield and Geraldine The program was conducted in... ler when four LeMbynites suddenly — 7 HARRISON SIMS, president of Ward. ______„ the ,same exciting manner as Ralph world’s best dressed women, scorns sider the passover date as the great-, MOST UNUSUAL fraternity on the junior class, has announced that the sack and disapproves of the est date in Biblical 'history’. Moses pledged their allegiance----- Junior the campus, which certainly can­ — Sylvester Woods and Anita Sig- Edward's real “Thise Is Your Life.' Sydney McNairey; Senior Clarence the prora wiiLbé held, in the GYM gers. “baby doll” dresses that are the and the Fire - Jesus and the Laat. not be said to be in last place. . thia year. The annua! Junlor-Sen- Dr. Kloepfer has served Knox­ height of Paris fashion. The service will be open with Stokes, and Sophomore Clifton is Omega Psi Phi which adhers to «• tar-prom was previously staged at Charles Carpenter, and Ray Park­ ville College and the community prayer and song. The public is in­ Drake and Johnny Bennet Watson. er (Bertrand).. The striking, 28-year-old brun­ a "You Come To Us" policy. Ome­ Currie’s Cluub Tropicana. 26 years. He received his AB. de- vited. The four went through with Dec. ga makes the claim that is. doesn’t CAMPUS FOXES Beauty and James Williams (Manassas) and gr from Ellsworth College in 1921 ette, who placed seventh on the plans for initiation- and. are now Gwendolyn Manning AiM. from, the University of Ken­ 1958 “best dressed” list, termed the seek to influence anybody to come plenty of. 4E Thats the dlscripbion ST. STEPHENS BAPTIST CHURCH full-fledged Alpha men This com-, its way but,, rathei, leaves that that best - -describes Evelyn Rich­ Kenneth Cox and Susie Middle­ tucky in 1948,' and Ed. D from the sack silhouette “old hat”. She said 508 N( Third St. bined with the fact that all but brook. University of Colorado in 1951. “I have many sacks in my ward­ decision up to the Individual.'How­ mond,. Rosetta Williams, and Láve­ Rêv. O. C. Crivens, Pastor two of Kappa Alpha Psi's seven ever it does explain its policy to te) Ords. All are jnembers of the William Critten and Teresa Ed­ robe,' but .1 do not wear them any Sunday, April 20, Sunday School pledgees failed to arrive for pro? wards. Big aluminum producers accus­ longer. I was the first to wear tube its- potential probates at an “Ome­ junior JdW, at 9:15 a. m., with Supt. B. T. Le-'’ barion. Kept. APA tn front. ga supper". turning the claim into Floyd Taylor’and Jacquelyn Joy. ed of unfair prices. REV. CHARLES W. GUY dresses last summer. The only wis in charge. At 11 a - m.,regular Alpha Phi Alpha’s second big COUPLE OF THE WEEK chemise I still like to put on is a skillful propaganda. Gilbert’ Jones and Elizabeth Mit- PUBLIC RF1 .ATiONS — Rev. worship services with sermon by bolster came this month when the PARTEE IS PRESIDENT chelL dior model so richly embroidered the pastor. The senior deacons will cream of the freshman crop, Rufus Charles W. Guy, ..public relations it couldn’t be any other style than President of Omega is Life Guard director for the -Baptist Industrial be in charge of devotions. Music Sanders, Marrin Doggett and Com­ Square Partee who is also vice- College’s capital improvement drive a sack.” by the Male Chorus of the church, pany, went Alpha. The Alphas also with Mrs. Bernice Leathewood at president of the Student Council: Gersoppa Dukes To which is sponsored by the.Educat­ The thought of draping her five- have a letter from Frank Lockhart, The other active members are ional improvement drive which is . foot-ten frame • in a “baby doll’’ the organ. Mrs. Helen West, pian­ which is another indication that ist. Baptist. Training Union at 6:30 former President Otis Higgs, Senior Present Think Pink' Highlights Of sponsored by the Educational Bap­ dress disturbs this fashionably seemingly lost prestige (when I.e- Joseph Cambell Walton and New*-- tist- Convention of which Rev. N. dressed mother of two. She said:,- p. -m.. under the direction oi Rev. Moyne Graduates George Washing­ Second Time At YMCA Joseph F. Wilson. Devotional set- comer Ronald Anderson. Newcomer A. Crawford it president. “For myself I disapproved of the ton,Cox, William Cross and William Anderson says that Omega stresses, The v Entertainment Committee vices at 8 p. m. . . ■ so-called ‘yodng fashions’ this year. Hawkins were In command of the quality more than quantity. for Woman’s Day Activities ’SB of .The drive .is . schedule^. to. start, .It brings us too near the nursery. Sunday School Class Number 16 Geeter Hi School June 1 add end June '30: All checks met recently at the home of Mis. fraternity) has been regained. Rating Greek Letter Organiza­ Mt; ; Olive Cathedral C. M. E. And for me to wear a ‘baby doll’ THREE ALPHAS Instrumental in Church will.present a reproduction should be made payable , to 'the Effie P. Young on Breedlove St., tion of course, cannot be done com­ Baptist Industrial College, and dress would simply be a catastrophe with the president in charge. The keeping their fraternity No. 1 have pletely objected. So it is enough to or Gersoppa Dukes “Think Pink” Since I’m so tall it would be a big Affaire; Extraordinaire at the YM Seminary and send to Hernando, meeting was well attended and all been APA Head Man and Student give illy one rating, that of first Miss. Or c-o Rev. Charles W. Guy, mistake ^tyle-wise." ’■ committees reported. The sick and Council Boss James Joseph Bishop, place which is based on general (St on Friday, April 18, at 8 pm. By James Bolden 1004 Alaska st.. Memphis, Miss. Eugene C. Coleman past Student The affair which was a complete Madame De Ribes is’ a dramatic shut-ins were reported improved. prestige. And the bearer of that rat­ Rev. c. Thomas palge is president A delicious repast. was served af­ Council vice president, and Marion ing has already been named. sal-out- in its original showing of the junior college. type who looks as if she had stepp­ Easter Sunday night with persons ed-out of an Italian renaissance ter which eV.ij-J-on-e expressed. Shepilovk Barry, president of Le­ CONVOCATION FRIDAY being turned away, will be pre- painting, and she underlines her thanks for a delightful evening. Moyne Chapter for the National THOSE WHO made 2.00 (B or The student body of Geeter Schoo! She spent Saturday shopping for Mrs. Elfe P. Voting, class presi­■ Association for the’ Advancement senfad with Interesting variations last week showed appreciation to­ the . latest, styles in dresses (che­ Last Rites Held For natural style with dramatic, clothes. higher) averages the past two dent: Mrs., Iiùla Alexander, publi­ semesters «will be given Dean's cer­ which will surely appeal to the ward their -teachers and principal mises and pointed toes, of course). Everyone can, site said, adding: city chairman. midst discriminating taste. by bringing apples and flowers to Miss Geralds is always well dress- Arthur Lee Davis F “Yon. can be a very well dressed tificates citing them for the achieve­ Annual Woman’s Dny .will be an­ ment next Friday. April 25. at Sec­ Mrs, Cornelia M. Crenshaw will them. This ictoa orglnated in the ed_ Funeral services for ArthurLee__ woman by using your imagination nounced soon through this news­ Grambling Wins MWAA cd-odrinate and narrate the bril­ 12-2 group, who, wanted apples Davis, who diedjjuddenly in Chicago _ahd even bits_ and_pieces out of ond Congregational Church. RIEVIEW OF SPORTS paper. . Top Eleven. Board Chairman liant affair. Robert L. Dillard and brought to 'the homeroom teacher. The basketball fans enjoyed a last. Thursday April 11 was held at your bureau drawers. And you Opener With 9-2 Win all members of Gersoppa Dukes, Not only did homeroom pupils -bring very Interesting intra-mural game the funeral parlors of T. H. Hayes must know what suits you and Annie Bell Price, out for a few faBtdous models and 20 Entertain­ aples. but pupils of other groups and Sans Wednesday, with the. Rev. what styles you had better leave days with a spell of bran- between the Golds and th- Purples McEwen Williams, pastor of St. Over Jackson State ment Committee Members will be as well. “An apple far the teach­ dragons of Geeter School. alone. “ He Didn't Like GRAMBLING. La.— Grambling donitus, has returned with the on'-hand to make the affair an er,” was rated 100 percent on our John Baptist church officiating. latest ratings whk-h show two Mr, Davis was born in Collier-, toppled Jackson State College 9-2 unforgettable fashion triumph. campus. The teams were made up by Da- ■in the Midwestern Conference base­ newcomers to the poll, fresh­ . vUt Watkins, the captain of our ville, Tenn, and attended school at | men Florida Adams and Carol ■Bie Entertainment Committee is STUDENT OF THE WEEK the LeMoyne Institute and Hender- j ball opener for both institutions. composed of Mesdames Theresa Miss Joyce Ann team, arid Howard Partee, co-cap- Meal, Bui He Paul .Green' shared. honors with Ann Newton. The ratings: la In and their selected FOURS. son Business college. He had taught : Top 11 Coed: (1) Gloria Jean Taylor, Dora Williamson, Harline Ford, a very at­ school at Elds, TSnn. and Served New Records Levi Washington and Jamie Caleb Mobley, Leora Gunter, Thelma tractive senior, is BL FELIX (The Cat) BROWN in posting the victory. Green pitch­ Wade: (2) Beverly McDaniel; (3) Each team showed good sports­ a while as principal of the Eads Beverly Smith; 14) Miss Newton; Kvftns/' Gwendolyn Marshall, Ear­ a member of manship, skill, and courage. The school. Needed Uniform ed the full nine innings, holding line Segrest, Geraldine Black, G.; i he Modern Miss competition was OUT OF THIS the visitors to two runs and seven <5) Alma C. Jones; (6) Priscilla Homer, Marie Coe, Lucille Davis, - iClub, and a drum WORLD! The game ended with a He married the former Miss The hew 33-albums are most MIAMI, .Fla. —t (INS> ;— A 28- hits. Green also hit a double to Turner; (7) Miss Adams: (8) Walter Fannie- Jo Jones, Carrie B. Wilson, i majorette. She score of 47 in favor of the Golds Pearl Range, formerly of Memphis listenable. Dot, Coral, Decca and year-ola Miami man w4»o objected drive in . the final two tallies in Mary Young; (9) Josephine Is­ Frances Hassell, Mildred Frazier, Hlans to enter A and 43 for the Purples. We're look­ and. in 1945 the oouple moved to Tempo have some interesting re­ to entering the Army because he is the seventh frame. abel: (10) Theresa Cox; (11) Bar­ Claudine Home. Abbie Jackson and ■’& I State Uni- Chicago. He was a- member of. the leases discussed below. Decca has a vegetarian was sentenced Friday bara Whitley. forward to more of that kind of Allen Smith, the losing Jackson Wilma Lang. Cornelia M. Cren­ ersity this fail, excitement. St. John Baptist Church here, and a complete dance album included to 12 months in prison dor evading BISHOP TO LARKHART shaw serves as Chairmen of the to major in Che­ transferred his. membershio to the In one record-folder—a good pro­ the draft. State hurler, was stingy with base Top 11 Colleagues: (1) James shots but. v.was— —a victim.I..—. of— wildness.i—-—— Committeee with Mrs. Helen Saw­ mistry. Miss Ford TOP TEN GIRLS AND Olivet Baptist Church in Chicago. motional idea. But Federal' Judge 1 Emett C Bishop; «2) ’Square Partee; (3) yer; as Co-Chairman. is the daughter He was active in religious and civic Choate commented in I sentencing end his five bases-on-bills and Ezekial Owens; (4) Benjamin Ward: BOYS OF THE WEEK Dot offers Marlene Cord, vocals three-hit batsmen kept him in a The public Is cordially invite^ of Mr. and Mrs. GIRLS affairs in Chicago. For several years by the gal of the same name, of Marvin Irving TamarlHn; "If I (5) Thomas Wooden; (6) Augustus to ’attend this affair. Rev. Henry N. J. Ford of he had been employ-e------„ had---- nine.------runs... Six the Freshman Class Others who a soptWnófé iif group 3. She Is 7. Lois MiteheB by Betty Madigan, is.very .nice. W,e argued, he should be excüased from constantly seen with William Doric, 8. Freddie Mae Dockery’ Mozelle IGUIlam Canton. Ohio; son- the draft as a conscientious objec­ hits and three errors. Jackson State pledged Alpha besides Doggett a senior. in-law Of Mrs. Dycie Range, Mem­ remember Betty when ishe was had two runs, seven . hits and four and Sanders are Sainmle Fields, 9. 'Rosie Marie Nelson starting out with WTTG Hn Wash- tor. THE CAMPUS SWEETHEARTS 10. Dorothy Gullege phis; brother-in-law of the Rev. K. Choate said he regretfei “to pass errors. Leon Foster and Warren Moore. S„ Peyton and C. B. Range. Chic­ -ington, years ago, and shels coining A "certain kind of up-to-date ;x>- BOYS along., Dick Jacobs conducts the this sentence. But I don’t know roanre gees on around and ab jut 1. Frank Guy ago; arid Miss Mary A. Range, of any other way to enforrh this law Memphis. I orchestra. , our campus in a way that one ■ will 2; Clifton McDonald Betty does such,as; "T5?»>y Didn't (the Selective Service Alct), or to THE ANSWER TO YOUR pay special attention to. Take» a 3, O2)?ll Bolden Interment was in New Park force people to comply with it.” Cemetery. Believe Me, Bill,” "Smoke Gets In look at our sweethearts: r, 4Í James Staten >• Your Eyes,’’ . "A. Fine Ifemance,” In the decision, Choate added: SECRETARIAL PROBLEMS 1. Clarence Campbell and „is’lice 5. Robert-Jîolfnés etc. Very nice. , “The evidence indicated that the I Canada - - 6. Gloston Anderson defendant has a sincere« belief in i Coral ■ also has a new Lawrence his cause, and that It wns treated , 2. Ozelt Bolden and Aubrey (Jean 7. Fred Williams Vandals Shatter Welk on the shelf, .it's . “With. A DOROTHY’S Worthy 8. C. C. Williams Song In My Heart.” It's-1 nice and by him as a ’religion.’ However,! Glóstcn Anderson and TBithie 9. Rozell Shane Houston, Tex., Tomb there was other evidence tbat bls SECRETARIAL BUSINESS SERVICE slow, and best for listeni n g or easy ’religion,’ t-nat of vegetarianism, I Mae Jackson 10. John Lipton HOUSTON, Tex. — CNNPA) .— dancing. Welkfeatures -fljch songs 319 BEALE David Watkins and Hatti f Mae Vandalism here has taken a new as “With A Song In ISy Heart,"' was regarded by other V|egetarians Chism ’ I twist—the dead is now being har­ as a philosphy and dietary way of In 1957, there were over 370 per­ "Peg O’ My Heart.” “ ¡jibes Your life, rather than a religion." I 5. James Reed, Jr., and Jjertha sons killed while crossing at an assed and victimized; same as' the Heart Beat For Me,” etcy.-All songs Answering Telephone Is Our Business Lee Farmer ; living. . Choate said military sejwice is “a ¡ BUY EM. intersection with signal Remem­ have a "heart.” I . very serious obligation..-. . We must Not A Sideline 6. Edward Earl Howard aiid, fer­ ber, cross cautiously. . Culprits this week shattered the Coral also has mmje "Here’s ine Thomas ( glass portion of the mausoleum like Steve Lawrence.” A go c d* vocalist, keep the young . people of this i 24 HOUR SERVICE JA. 6-5835 7. Howard Partee and Bo’iole Ro­ tomb which has served as a burial Without question,, maybe ' already at country aware of their dirty to the gers 1 , CAST YOUR BALLOT FOR chamber- for the late L S. Lewis his peak; however... th« • album is country." «’ 9Johnny Shepherd and funestine MEMPHIS’ MOST POPULAR for more than twenty. years. . right for _____Steve’s _____...... fans. I Jack Kane COOKBOOK Jones , , TEENAGE CLUB Located at the entrance of the does a good job on orchestra and 10. Clifton McDonald ,'tf.id Zella Golden Gale. Cemetery; the burial arrangements. Steve t ings “You CAKES . Carrouthiers »Check Only one (J) please) vault was specially built of-. steel Made Me Love You,” “I I've Got You ' SHEIKS ______< ) and glass. Its glass doors afforded Under My Skin" (differ' ’ nt aTange- $ WORTH $1 We are so proud of i our "Miss COUNTS ______L.. < ) passers-by an opportunity to view' ment here), "Sunhy Side Up Geeter”, Miss Catherii y • ' Geralds. JOKERS __ ( ) Mr. Lewis’ body sitting upright and - “Music Maestro Please, •' etc BRING THIS COUPON MARQUETTES ___ < > dignified, an arrangement made by 1 zeros ...... < 1 the undertaker before his death in TO TURBANS ( ) tlie ‘SO’s. VIKINGS ...... ( MUTUAL-FEDERAL ' (Check Only one fl) please) JACQUES ...... BON-TONNETTES Savings & Loan Association ZEPHYRS .. 588 VANCE BON-DADS . MAKES YOU LOOK ZINOS-DEBS OLDER THAN YOU AR£ THIS COUPON IS WORTH $1 TO ALL VAN-DEHTES .... MEMORIAL I STUDIO ANDANTENETTS NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT DEPOSITORS OVER $10 toomm 889 UNION (AVENUE MAIL YOUR BALLOTS IN Get Designers, Builders ■ & Erectors of Current Dividend Rate 3% Per Cent TO-CONTEST, 548 BEALE Monuments. Outsl | (tiding many , OR years for eourteot) i service and JA 5-6672 TURN IT OVER. TO YOUR SLICK BLACK reasonable prices, j SCHOOL COLUMNIST AT YOUR DRUGGIST PHONE JA. I 6-5466 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxz MEMPHIS WÒRID

Mr and Mrs. Paul Kirk .of 382 Wellington returned home early this week after spending the Waster weekend in St. Louis with their daughter Miss Dorothy Kirk, stu­ dent nurse at the Homer G. Phil­ lips School of Nursing. They were accompanied by their son Paul. Jr., and daughter Miss Ann Kirk, and a friend L. W. Wat­ kins.

Chicagoan Guest Of MRS. W. C. HANDY ATTENDS spokei on Modern Dance and Boy- Morehouse College Cliolr and .Weil--, PREMIERE IN MEMPHIS < Girl Relationship...... and the dell Whalum. .at the organ at Mr. And Mrs. Bonner THURSDAY NIGHT , welcoming by their president, Miss Metropolitan Friday, April 25th at George H. Bonner, of Chicago, a Mi-s. W. C. (Louise) Handy ar-. Carol( Ann Latting of two new 8:15 p.m. ..The concert Is an former Mcnipliliui was tee house rived here Thursday afternoon by ;:members who are Miss Bonnie Jean annual presentation and many guest of Mr. end Mrs. Z. I. Bonner- plane from her home in New York Bates,i a student at Booker Wash­ Memphians and friends from the. of 773 Saxon St. about a week. He and was the house guest of Dr. ingtoni High School and daughter Tri-State area look forward every is the brother of Bonner who lives and Mi's. R.-Q. Vensoil who are of< Mrs. Magnolia Bates and Miss year to tills recital. . . .Mr. Wha­ here. old friends. . to Mrs. Handy and ■'Carol Ann Springer, a student- at lum. a native Memphian and son LADY’S BIRTHDAY ¡CLUB He also visited a niece, Mrs. to her. late husband. W. C. Handy, Melrose High and daughter of Mr. of the late Mr. H. D. Whalum and Mrs. Rosa Gout of 58'J Arring­ Frauds Herron of 2188 Clarks­ Father of , the' Blues, ivho was and Mrs. Jesse D. Springer. Other Mrs. Thelma Whalum. is a musical ton, was hostess for Lady's Birthday dale St. named in ; The Milwaukee Journal members: ' who were busy Sunday as are all of tlie other members club recently. Mrs. Aline F. Laities ' Bonner of Chicago is a retired as one of the 20 Greatest Living making plans for Mrs. Davis' ar­ of his family. His' mother is or­ of 788 Olympic will bo, hostess April postal clerk. He had worked here in Men alorig with the famed Lionel rival , were Miss .Danes Hancock, ganist for Metropolitan. . „■ . and 20th. -Mrs. Ada Shaw. ' president, 'Memphis before goihg to Chicago Barrymore and the Honorable Co- Miss Crystal Strong, Miss' Betty since receiving the masters degree Mrs. Blanch Kenny, secretary, Mrs. 40 years ago. "r . . rcll Hull. . . The Premiere Holmes, Miss Barbara. Donahue, in Music in a New York School, Inez'Boyd, reporter. ■ Thursday evening ■ at the New Miss Joyce Rayner, Miss Clara Mr. Whalum has been Director of Knoxville Talent Winner Daisy Theatre was sponsored by Smith. Miss Jo Ann Mayo and Music at Morehouse, his Alma THE VICTORIAN SOCIAL CLUB- Alpha Dilta Chapter of Alpha Miss Evelyn Vavasseur. Mater. . . .Mrs. Flora C. Cochrane ENTERTAINS SATURDAY NIGHT- To Compete In Memphis is general chairman of the pre­ Invitations liaye' been received by Gamma Clii Sorority. . . . Mrs. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Eleven Handy called Mrs. Vensori on “WE MODERNS” GIVE PRETTY sentation. friends of the Viiterian Social Club to a party at the.''Orleans Hotel year-old Ciiarles B. Michael, son Tuesday 'saying that because of SPRING FORMAL of Knoxville's Mr .and Mrs. Joseph her husband’s love for Beale Street ■ .The “We Moderns" Dance Fri­ THE SENIOR CHOIR AND MIS­ Saturday night, April 19. The unique bids read: ■ "The Victorian Social Michael, won thy first prize of $25 and for Memphis and his many day night was colorful and deco­ SIONARY SOCIETY of Collins for his piano renditions of “Gavotte friends here, she could not afford rations took on the Spring look as Chapel Church will present in con­ Club requests your presence to be with, and see The Victorians at and Musette" by Bach and -Ills ■to miss the Premiere, a story based well as did the dress. . . Members cert the Tennessee State Univer­ own composition entitled "Spring on Handy's life. . . . However she were more than gracious giving, sity Concert Choir-at Collins Chap­ play from 8:30 until 1:30." Games, dancing and refreshments. Is Here" ’in the recent Annual saw it in St. Louis last week each female guest an individual el Church Sunday; April 27 at 4 Talent Hunt Demonstration, spon­ ... . Starting with the Honorable perfume bottle^ upon her arrival. o'clock. Members are asking that Columbus Rico, Jr., is business manager of the club. sored by Iota Alpha Chapter, of ■ -'z - - Mayor Edmund Orgill, Memphians Almost first on _scene—was~MrsF “TTyour—’'-presence '-e at the affair will Omega Psi- Phi Fraternity, Inc., have gone, all out to pay tribute Josephine Perkins?' a. member who 1help make a cultural contribution at- Austin high. to tlie eminent old gentleman .who looked' especially pretty in a long 1to the people of Memphis. Contact THE CROSSROADS SOCIAL CLUB any of the following; Mi's. Marie The Crossroads Social club held .• Funds raised at this public pro­ was loved all over the world. white formal and Mrs. Margaret i gram are used for scholarships. At a Memorial Services, suggest­ Scott, mother of a member who -L. Adams.: president-of the Senior its April 14 meeting at tlie residence WENDELL WHALUM ability .as a director has been con­ Choir; Mrs. Mattie Suttles, presi­ of Mrs. Ardena Gordon. 1402 Gai­ clusively exhibited) by the impres­ Basileus- William McArthur, ed by .Mr. ■ Handy’s old friend, took up tickets. . . . Remember When the Morehouse College Knoxville College’s Natural Sci­ Mayor Matthew Thornton (Mayor every member was like the'breath dent of the Missionary Society; ther-Parkway-when the announce«.jOlidlr. appeal's at Uie MetropliUm sive performances of tlie choir. Mr. Clifford Stockton, Miss Harry merit was made of plans for a Tea Baptist Church Friday, April 25 at , Tiie group will commend the ence Division Head, presented the of Beale- Street.) and carried out of Spring and-they were Mrs.; Julia attention of music lovers when awards. ’ . . . by Mayor Orgill. . . . Mr. Lee Win­ Gillis, president: Mrs. Frances Mae Simons. Mrs. Maxine Draper, sponsored by Mrs. Daisy Faulkiidr, 8:15 a capacity audience Is expect­ chester said "To be born humbly. Walker. Mrs. Jula Lee. Mrs. Mary Mrs. Elisabeth Lacey, Mr. L. A. 4829 Getwejl Road, on Sunday, ed. from iidvahce indication. The they offer numbers ranging from Young Charles, who will partici­ . . . .To live greatly. . . .and to ' Roberts, Mrs. Lillian Hooks, Mts. Peyton, Mrs. Deannie Johnson, April 27 at 4 p. m. All members are 1'onty-voice choir, presented by the the contrapuntal works of Beach pate in a Regional contest in Mem­ die nobily is the greatest heritage Mildred ’ Frazier, Mrs. Mamye. Mil­ Mrs. Aline. Isabel, Mr. Elgin Hale, expected to be present. Rebecca Club, is under the direct­ to the rhythmic harmonies or the phis later this month, was also ler, Mrs. Johnny B-ill Robinson, Mrs. Mattie Mitchell. Mrs. Velma ion of Wendell, a iintive Memphian. Negro Spirituals, or the mournful that cap cane to those who follow Tlie club's president. Mrs. Ollie sensiitions of the St. Helena Islands. a winner in tlie 1957 Tune ■ Writ­ us". .: .. We salute the memory Mrs. Jean Ann Miller, Mrs. Joey Mayos.-Mrs. Mary Donoho Robert­ Garrett, gave a surprise birthday Whalum. shown at 'the organ in ing CoiitasCtgimnsiirect hv.the. Knox­ of Mr. W. C. Handy who said dur­ Miller,' and Mrs. .June Dotson. son, Mrs. Marie Rawlings and Mrs. party for the assistant secretary, tee accompanying photo, Is a grad­ Interspersed between these. two ville Sympliony-'Orchestra. Also "a ing his last trip to Memphis. . . .1 DR. AND MRS. R. Q. VENSON David S. Cunningham. Mrs. Rubystme Thompson 011 uate of Morehouse and earned his extremes will be a variety of folk clarinet playereigharles scored 100 Love all of the .people. . . .1 love Tchulhonia Road in Caplevllle.. Master's degree at Columbia Univ­ calypso anti contemporary works. on aptltute "tests l"oF"both instru­ COMPLIMENT NIECE ON 3RD Several numbers will be done by doing things to glorify them. . . BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY MR. AND MRS. "CHRIS" ROU- ersity. He has done recent sliidy al ments. “He has had two good years HAC will arrive here from their The table was draped witli a the University of Iowa and is nn the quartet which alone is quite To me it was a sincere pleasure to What is a better way of cele­ a'eoampljslied’ ongariist. Wlialum's. capable of rendering concerts. of music", out of four, Mrs. Mich­ have been asked" by Mrs. Venson brating a birthday than by giving, home In Phlly next week for the beautiful linen cloth. The center­ ael said. Yet Charles wants to be (along with Mrs. Julian Kelso) a party. . . . That is exactly what Regional Pan Hellenic Council piece was an arrangement of roses. a player! Mrs. J. E. Walker to attend the . Premiere with her Dr. and Mrs. R. Q. Venson Niece, Meeting to be held In Memphis. Other decorations Included .Easter and Mrs. Handy, who reflects the Pretty Little Pamela Griffin Ven-, Mrs. Roulhac is a National Officer 7j’lies and other Spring f’ay'j«!, true humility in her late husband. son who has. lived With the Vensons of the Delta Sorority and Is the Mrs. Fau.lk”'--.N. “secret pal" gave Augusta District National President of the Jack and Alpha Gamma Chi Sorority lias for tlie past year. . . .Tlie party, her a lovely gift. MRS J. E. WALKER, BRIDE OF rightfully beep commepded for Jills of America. . . .Coming along 1 . The pres.dent will also be hostess a delightful one, was filled with with the YWCA Executive are Youth Ready For EIGHT MONTHS ' — : posed, for having decided on this Premiere, surprises and goodies for the kid­ to the .next meeting on May 6 at Memphis World photographer» a formal, presentation, for the dies...... A huge birthday cake their .■ two kids, Chris, nl and her residence, 4859 Tchullioma Road Friday night at a fashionable Din­ Yvonne and a nephew, Mr. Phil In Capleville. General Confab people of Memphis in memory of done in pink : that centered the By MARCELLUS JEFFRIES in the regular meeting of tlie Augusta.. Ga. — The Youth ner - Dance given at the Universal whom we shall always claim in dining room table. Booth, Jr., who teaches school in Mrs. Ardena Gordon, club, repor­ and DARMY BAILEY Counts. The president made this Council of tee Augusta District, Life Insurance company, a.Jead- Philadelphia as does Mrs. Roulhac. ter ------,—:—— announcement: This is our . first Memphis. The small tots played both in This week, the Zetus Mid Tur­ South Georgia Conference, A. M. E. ing Negro business founded by her NIGHTINGALE THRIFT ban’s social club liad taken the pay chalice we haVo-given and we Zion church, begin its domination husband, pr. J. E. Walker who is and out-doors with supervised play MRS. ADDIE D. JONES will go CLUB think It will bring a large crowd VAN DETTES WILL BECOME .... and movies were made in lend in the Sheik's big popularity contest for representation at the now chalriiuin of the Board bi that CO-ETTES. INC. to Cincinnati next week end for Mrs. W. M. Crawford . of 1367 contest, with ’ess’than.two weeks Even larger, than our Inauguration Christian Education Convention company after serving as presi­ poth places. the Link. Inc. Area Meeting. . . . ■ Mrs. Edward Davis .prominent Kney St., hostess to Nightingale I to go before the contest ends, these | Ball. which will b6 held at Caldwtll dent until the early 50’s. ' " . The cute and timid little .hon­ Mrs. Jones is president of the Thrift Club last Monday., Devotioh I two clubs arc beginning to get in - —o— . Temple Church, Columbus, Ohio, Detroit matron who Is sponsor and oree, Pam. wore Shirley Temple Memphis Chapter oi Links. was conducted by the dhaplin. Mrs. Mrs. Walker, whose marriage :to founder of tlie Co-Ett'?s F.‘ Griffin will have company, -the Edward Davis Motor cerning the contest and their re­ Then Mrs. David McAckel West, Chris Nel- several old friends. . . .among them . Met : recently with Mrs.. Annie marks went something like this; a cha cha dance of the song Sales Company. .... Mrs, Davis■ son. Jr., Miller and Willie Venson, were Mr. Maceo Hill, Official Song Bell Anderson on . N. Dunlap St. Tequilla. and these are but a few has traveled several times in “We pity those Zephyrs, there is 1 Flynn. Shirley Harris. Deborrah Leader for the Alphas who hails The chaplain, Mrs. A. Nicholas led ho win from them", while these two of the many interesting acts which Europe and in the Caribbean is­ Prewitt, and Rubystein White. from Columbus, Ohio. an impressive devp’tian after which clubs are “feuding" the other female will be presented at tills show. lands. She is a member of the Adults who attended Pam’s the business session was held and clubs are setting the pace also. The Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority and 1 party were Mrs. Ann Benson, Mrs. Sixth Grader Wins various committees reported. The Van Dettes. Zinos-Debs. and Boil; JAYCERETTE DANCE DRAWS a member of the Girlfriends, Inc.■ Emmitt. Simon. Mrs. Elmo Berk- following new members were pre­ Dads received their required 100 LARGE CROWD in which she is quite active. In! ’sy, Mr. Robert Lewis, Jr., Mr. Omega's Top Talent senter to the club bv the cordiality votes this week arid are closing in Tlie Jaycerettes. one of Memphis Memphis she is the house guest of and Mrs. Chris Nelson, Mr. and com. chm.: Mrs. Rosa L. Shelton, on the front-runners. The.Andan- most, popular charlatable organi­ Mi-s. Julian Kelso, an old friend . ■. [ Mrs. Burl Clark. Mr. and Mrs.. Prize In Knoxville Mrs. Sadie King. Mrs. Sadie ten'ottes with 40 votes have only zation gawp- another big charity and is spending much of her time Macco Walker, ahd Mrs. Allcrance one more day to reach tlicii' 100 "gig" Iasi iveck lit tee Curries Club with Miss Erma Laws. Turner.- ... .1 must tell you that KNOXVILLE. Tenn. — Eleven- votes requirement. Troplcanwi. -The dance w'as as usual VAN DETTES met last Sunday' among the many gifts that Pam year-old Charles B. Michael; son Tlie Bon-Toiuiettes with 60 votes a big success. The title of tlie event with Miss Patricia Jones at the; received were a stove, a fake mink of Knoxville's Mr. and Mi's. Jo­ are expected to reach their re- was The Premelcr Dance which wr> Neptune Street home of her aunt., stole and a punch set. . . . along seph Michael, won the first prize quirment also. named s,> because that, on the Mrs. Rosebud Howell. Highlights> with dresses and otlier wearing ap- of $25 for 'his piano renditions of The "fabulous" Counits Social same night-tlie big premeier of the of the eve'ning included a Charmi peral. . - "Gavotte and Musa lie" by Basil club is back, this time in the form St. Louis Blues was held at the and Guidance Clinic conducted by THE REBECCA CLUB.of Metro- and his own composition entitled of a spectacular odd. event. This New Daisy Theatre. The dance was Mrs. Russell Sugarmon, Jr. who> politan Baptist Church presents "Spring Is Here" In the recent an­ Information was released last week Semi formal. nual Talent Hunt Demonstration sponsored by Iota Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi . Phi Fraternity, Inc., at Austin High. Funds raised at Manassas Students Win this public program aie used for A STUNNING scholarships .Basllsus William H. McArthur, Knoxville College's Na­ LINE-UP OF tural Science Division head, pre­ Two Places sented the -awards; ' MUSICAL Students from Manassas- high ' Young Charles, who will parti­ school won first and third place ENTERTAINERS» cipate in a regional contest in in the annual high school type­ Memphis later this month, was al­ writing contest, held at Melrose so a winner in tin: 1957 Time Writ­ high school April 1. ing Contest sponsored by the Knox­ Second place winner was a stu­ ville ■ Symphony Orchestra. Also a dent from Hamilton high. Forty - NRAMOIINT PRrefNTS clarinet player, Charles scored 100 misery five studentr., representing six city high schools . participated in th" goes contest. High. Mi's. Marjorie What To Use For away Winners of the bronze, .silver, and Mrs. M Graham gold "pins were:. Edna Madison, High, Miss Maggie Oily, Shiny Skin so fast! First place, Manassas and Mrs. Cornelia Q.—Dear Mabel: My face Is 1D0 troubled all the time because of Claiborne. Mrs. Lula Alexander and oiliness, so much that it just ruijiR Eczema? Rashes? Mi’s. Annie Bell’ Henderson, hostes- good looks. Do you know anything Teen-Age Pimples? set to the meeting, served a de- that will help me? ... 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Somoalin, bj” the: decision of the United Nations General Assembly, will receive ■ tits independence in i960'. - .Nigeria is scheduled to achieve the same status at about, the same CHICAGO. — (NNPA) — A det- time. Among other British African t^Epctive shot and killed a man who territories, the Federation of Rho­ threatened voters in front of a poll­ desia and Nlvasaland and Uganda ing place Tuesday as he pulled a are proceeding rapidly along the loaded pistol from his pocket. road to self-government.' Both the detective and the gun­ SEl.F-GOVEJtNMENT -c.” man were colored. The dead man In all of the French territories was Natihaniel Housley. 42. He was south of the Sahara, including the fatally wounded by Detective Cur­ Trust territories of Togo and Cam­ tis Bell. 38. of the Morgan Park eroon. advanced forms of represen­ station, who with -other- detectives tative self-government have recent­ had answered’a. call for help from ly been instituted. _L__ . . '-the polling place? ~ : ^Tthe-próspects ari; that tile num­ Illinois was holding the nation’s ber of independent and self-gov­ first 1958 primary. erning states on the African con­ Police said Housley appeared^in tinent will ciintinue to increase’Tn front of -the. pqJ-li'ng plac^-in the years ahead. 95th precinct of the 19th ward arid But Joseph Palmer II. Deputy told would-be voters: “Don’t vote Assistant Secretary of. State for AS- for those ------or they'll put frican Affairs, cautions that the at­ you in the bread line.” tainment of independent and'self- When Louis cahoway, 39, Demo­ governing status, by no means cratic precinct captain, tried,-to brings in its wake an automatic phase Housley away, police said solution to the economic and soc­ Housley announced he was going ia! problems wljich demand the home for a gun with whicli to shoot attention of so much of the African Calloway. • continent in common with other . Police arrived while Housley was less-developed regions of the world. gone and started toward his home "Emerging Africa ' increasingly after learning his identity. When faces a pressing need for better LOUISVItLE QUEEN^-MISS ALLAN LOUISE BAKER, 17. of Brtl walked up to him and asked public health, more extensive edu- Modi sot; St/, isthe IpuFsiqfl^vR^^qtion Divjston Queen who will, him if die had a gun. Housley catioii^^and more diversified eco- MANGLED BODY of seven-year-old Patricia (Pattie) Fox, 631 I St., by morgue attendants. Body of first grader was fouind Easter represent the division iSi''Derby"-Festival activities. A senior at shouted "Yes. I- hawe.’> and at­ ■fiofitl®ffeíg^¡iñent.iprograrns," says tempted to pull a .38 caliber pistol Mr. Palmeiss-àtiaìì^-: - Yine St., Baltimore, is lifted from stairwell in rear of 653 Vine Monday by sister. (NNPA) .Central High School. Miss Baker was the lone colored entry from his pocket. Bell’s bullet struck "In fact, no' government could and was chosen over five other contestants, (NNPA) him in the stomach, and he was probably survive for very long pronounced dead at -Roosevelt Com- which failed to recognize these re­ Honors For Ten Alert Scout Saves tab#«*'?-'Mr«' ’ ■ . _ '''■v' . munit-y Hospital. quirements and to show progress in Election officials feaid Housley, theip fulfillment.” —- Sunday School Lesson who appeared to have been drink- • *------—* jn an- The United States is very much ; ing. was registered to vote interested in the trends which are Language Teachers other polling place, the 61st pre- developing in Africa.. It is Mr. Pal­ GOD PREPARES A LEADER shipped. j ci.nct of the 19ith ward. . mer’s job to watch, these trends HOUSTON, Texas. —.Ten. of the Down through the years, ever CLEVELAND. —. (NNPA) — An —------nation’s top language teachers ■will International Sunday School Les- in free Africa. I son for April 20, 1958. since the early Bibical times, man .alert. 11-year-old Boy Scout, Cal­ be honored during the 18th annual concerning vin Jones, of 11725 Imperial Ave« ¡MEMORY SELECTION: “By faith has had a problem WASHINGTON. — (ANP) — The “First Family's Share” of fchc paint- i meeting of the .College Language. leaders. Leaders have been__ alter- last week put his Scout training cost of a 14 by 38 feet mural in­ ing. Louisville Bank Association at Texas Southern U m-' '¿Moses, when he was grown. up, re­ nately praised and damned. Some­ into action when he helped save stalled, in Elder Lightfoot Solomon The remaining $2.500was con-' Suit Seeks Truck versify here April 24-26. fused to be caled the son of Pha­ times even the need for leaders the life of a 21-months-old infant - Michaux Church.’ of God, Temple tributed bv two. honorary deacons..{ Dr. Hugl^x^Qlosier. Chairman raoh’s daughter., lie considered has boon questioned. But. through­ which fell from a secund-floor of Freedom Under GM tost u-rnk. ^>(NNi*A) —. Injury Damages founded the college Language As­ great leaders. It Is the hope of the ed Calvin rushed to scoop of the According to. Elder Michaux.' na­ .1944. ' sociation, is among the honorees. --(Hebrews 11: 24, 26.) church that the leaders of a11'social still fenjn of the.-infant and pre­ tionally known for his ball park The______mural Is a___ memorial _____ from ■ into Jhfc .Ube.t-.. a BALTIMORE.. . (NNPA.l—A ... .suit, LESSON TEXT: Exodus 2 ty National Bank arid Trust Com­ seeking? S425.000 lor injuries she re­ Others to be honored according insiliitioii'S be religious men. Every pare- for the quick trip to a near­ meetings and “Happy Am I” radio ' th? three honorary oeacons to the pany at 13th and 'Oak Streets here through 4., loader --no matter what liis area by hospM-al. 'Th? -child received broadcasts, he received a $£,000 tote -Stephen Early and Clark Grif- ceived when struck by u track last to Dr. John S. Lash of Texas Wednesday morning and walked May 9 has been filed in Superior Southern University are: Professor of leadership becomes involved emergency operation and is on the oheck signed( “Mamie Eisenhower” fith, also honorary deacons/It was out $5.000 richer. In our studies of liow God guides with ethical questions. • In -these road to recovery. on Feb. 11. An accompanying note • done in oil on iinen by Lumen Court on behalf of Palmera Ben­ W. Edward Farrison, North Caro­ a nation, today’s lesson uses the The robber, who was reported to nett. 7. and. her father, Mayfield lina College, Duham: John W.'Par­ days Che world is desperately in said' the. check represented the Martin Winters, a Nev»’ York artist. ker, Fayetteville State College, story of Moses to shpw how God need of outstanding leaders. Great­ The victim. Baby Robert Crew, have been seen running north down Bennett. 2315 Ruskin Ave. can develop leaders in the’Church of . 11721 Imperial Ave., “recovered 17th Street, still remains at large. Named as defendants in the suit Fayetteville: Sterling Brown, How­ er responsibilities are constantly ard University, Washington, D. C.; today, even as he did among the resting upon cur leaders. It is the through a miracle of prayer, sci­ According to the bank clerk, he are William C. Graves. 2400 Block Hebrews in- the past. faith of the Christian that God is ence. and the cooperation of won­ saw the man in a line and motion­ Edmondson Ave., and his employ­ Frederick Dedmond,’ Morgan State Ghana Seeking Technical College, Baltimore; ,'Nick Aaron Taking up our bibles and'turning concerned with the problems of this derful friends and neighbors,” said ed him 'to come to his window ers at the time. Sol Miller and Sam world, just as he was concerned his grateful mother, Mrs. Robert sincP it was empty. When the man Rofskv, trading as Miller Produce Ford, Morgan State College, Balti­ to Exodus (which is the second more; Mercer Cook, Howard Uni­ book of Moses) we find, in Chap­ with blie problems of the Israelites. Crew. moved over and the clerk asked: Co., 600 Block Laurens St. Not situation is ever so hopeless “Can I help you?” Also Harry A. Horan. 5200 Block versity, Washington, D. C.; Mrs.' ter 2 through 4, the account of Assistance From America The man .said .“Yes, you can. Leila Barlow, Alabama Stare Col­ Moses' birth, his discovery in the that God cannot provid ea leader, words of iv-buke for tlwse wlio wore Whitton Heights Ave., a taxi driv­ as witness his summoning of Moses UNITED.NATIONS. N.Y.—(ANP) i and reservoirs will be used to aid Don’t make any noise or push any er at the time, and his employers, lege, Montgomery; John F. Mat­ bulrushers by Pharaoh’s daughter, lookinc for spectacular confirma­ hews, Morehouse College, Atlanta; and. his growth to manhood, at in’the lesson we arc studying to­ tion of. his mission (Matthew IB: — Reliable sources have ’ revealed j in the increasing of cattle and buttons or I’ll shoot. I mean it.” William H. Rothman, Max Roth- day. His leaders may be divergent that Ghana plans to seek technical ! agricultural .productivity. . Seeing a metallic object in the mand and Irving K. Edelstein, and n. P. Tillman, Atlanta Uni­ which time he became conscious of 38; ,16: 1-4». Today the call ¡to be man's han^ that was partially versity, Atlanta, Ga. the burdens laid upon the shoulders in their qualifications; they may o Christian leader may -come from assistance from the United States J Among the other items in the trading as Fleetway Cab Co., 4200 b? lacking in formal training, but for an extensive development pro­ covered by a red handkerchief, the Block Reistertown Rd. of the Hebrews, and was troubled an invitation of a minister. This ject which includes agricultural, i project submitted by Ghana to the clerk. James T. Boderick reached by.them. We follow him in his with his help they become effective. can be the voice of .God. It ¡may ICA are the establishment of a Mr. Horan is charged in the suit flight to . the land of Midian, and The call of God can always bring livestock and rural water plans. In­ for 10 packages of $100 bills and with contributing to the accident come from, the contemplation of cluded also are agricultural and I Northern Ghana veterinary train- passed them over. The man took Interracial Pair learn of his life* there, and of his deliverance. the .meaning- of life. In the prac­ • ing school, the provision of experts by not following instructions given veterinary education, and geolog­ the money and '“■-alked out of the him by an adult, to take tfe child i experience In the .desert, when the | The call of Gcd may take many tice of worship the call t-o vocation ical training. i in the fields of livestock develop- bank. : Lord spoke to him Out of a biuming lt<»nns. It can be tin* providential max h** une clear ! ment and agricultural education, to school when she was placed tn ' bush, urging (him to go down to Th^,'program is to extend over Polich found a toy pistol anEagle Scout and also a scoutmas­ eral of the United States? group he. "love you all—including ter, wrote to the Canada chamber those who voted against me." Lina IN MARRIAGE WHY SUFFER One person out- of ten suffers of commerce and received throubh rd from coryza: what is it? Derritt was appointed to fill the the mail, detailed maps of the Can­ means Why are Annapolis students posl vacated w-hen White added adian provinces. ITCHING called . midshipmen? her to the Banquet Committee. What is the capital of Aus- The boys left in the .wee hours FAMILY ) tralia? of Palm Sunday •morning. They STINGING Fisk To Inaugurate said they were not anticipating any b For what discovery was Dr. HAPPINESS r Selden Waksman given the New President Apr. 26 undue hardships. “After all, wc have For theirthc*.r children's; sake as well as r been bn many scouting trips be­ their’ ezrr.,own, parents should do every- Nobel Prize for Medicine and thinr in their power to make their « Physiology? NASHVILLE. — (ANP) — Fisk fore, and know how to rough it,” niarriate truly happy and harmoni­ University Will inaugurate Dr. explained Mayes. ous. . Unfortunately, disharmony often What is an atoll? Stephen Junius Wright as its arises between husband and wife dur What type of vessel is called io a distressing flifflriUty in maritai seventh president in ceremonies on Bonn again modifies policy on relations; the man reaches completion a 'guppy?" the school’s campus Saturday too fast, leaving his wife nuhappy, Germany unity. irritable and bn edite. A safe, simple t . What is Bing Crosby’s real afternoon, April 26. and effective. way to solve, this vex- name? Injr problem is the use jot ‘'FORMULA Dr. Wright ascended to . the Ft»!)-.” This remarkable cream delays presidency at the death of Dr. the man and thereby eliminates- the (Sec Answers On Page Five) Charles s. Johnson. underlrlnr cause of ’much tension and i discord. 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CHICAGO — (ANP) — Chicago is the bell ringer for early election NEWTON. Mass. — (NNPA) primaries in the nation though it Meadp Alcorn, chairman of the Re­ is doubtful if the results last Tues­ publican National Committee, re­ day, while decisive, give any accur­ cently levelled a braidside at ate indication of ho\% the Negro Senator John F. Kennedy. Demo­ vote is leaning. crat. of Massacliusotts, including an Illinois is always the first state attack on his civil rights record during Senate consideration of that to name its contenders for Con­ bill last summer. HUMAN RELATIONS PAY SPEAKERS-Central State College, Hu­ gress. The prime contest is always Addressing a Republican party man Relations Day SpeakersSpeakers areare congratulated by the president,president. i ; _ that of U. S. representative from the First District, which for three rally at the Newton High School FrOm left to right they are: Dr. Willard Johnson, Director, Na- decades has been held by a legis­ iiav,Sal« !W *ie" t’onal Conference of Christians and Jews; Dr. Lester B. Granger » lieved Senator Kennedy ran be de- ' n .• i n l i . n ru u lator of color. foaled and that "he deserves de- Executive Director. National Urban Leaque,- and Dr. Charles H. Rep. William L. Dawson, the al­ frat on the’ basis of the very Wesley, President, Central State College, Wilberforce, Ohio, most undisputed political boss of record he has made and is making ------much of the area, was of course in the united States Senate." unopposed on the Democratic side. Senator Kennedy’s term expires Dr. T. R. M. Howard, lát? of Mound i this- year. He also is one of tlie World Bank Head Sees Bayou. Miss., won the Republican leading candidates for tlie Demo­ nomination. While it is probable cratic Presidential nomination. Dr. Howard does not even dream "Since the presidential bug first of defeating Dawson, it was a bit, the junior Senator,” Alcorn Interest Towards Africa worthwhile effort for said., referring to Kennedy, “he has "UNSEAT DAWSON” undergoneuuvi^.e.^.^iK. some amazing changes.auu^. ’’ KAMPALA. Uganda.-(NNPA)- IS THE WORD , . The Republican'ohairman diarg-• Eugene Black, president of tn« In- A newcomer to Chicago, scarcely ed tihat Kennedy "has flip-flopped . ternational Biink, said here Sun- here long enough to vote himself. cornpletely on soine issues, while day..-Iw-believed the banks nlam TO BÉÑNINGTON COLLEGE CONCERT - Martha Flowers, Dr. Howard won the acquaintance on others lie lias compromised” i interest’ " * wouldj be directed towards” Africa .in»--the next. 10 to 15 years. notionally. acclaimed soprano■ flew -to — —Birminglon...... College last and approval of the wealthiest Ifn he werewr-iu pluìhuiSenator nuiuvuyKennedy's ------;* ■ » ■ r ¡businessmen in the city. He had opponent in the upcoming election, He has week to appear in concert before the world famous student 1 VT Refinery. Mr. SUuiton retired he does more of the same tiling. upholding -ili-o United States Con­ whether she wants to get alcng can I go?...... I don’t want to leave I populated by Jewisli and Italian stitution.” ; Bend, La., in 1955- with Nasser has resulted in our CHJICAGO. —(INS) — Dr. Joseph ¡March 31. He had worked there for What is best for me to do? him in this condition. But yet I am people. Attempts to force authorities at | 32 years: A widower for two years, ' p Mrs. W. M. Southern actions which were in­ failure to establish a clear policy Kaplan. American Chairman of the getting nowhere. My rent is due. itiated to deprive Negroes of their an all-Negro’ Baptist college, in in the Middle East, is .the stated International Geophysical Year and . Mr. Stanton was married to Mrs. Answer: If you are only 38 years jExviyihing is' wrong. Please advise South Carolina to oust a clergyman one of the world's leading mathe­ Helen Stanton. Asked if he intend-’ ©Id now and have been married for Missouri Editors constitutional- rights Tiave "prccipl?- opinion of Senator Theodore F. me wliat to do. who. was active in the NAACP. Green, chairman of the Senate maticians. was late to a news con­ ed to re-marry, Mr. SUuiton said 29 years, you married at the age tated attacks on ministers and reli­ The resignation of Rev. George ference In Chicago today. “Not yet.” (NNPA) ■of nine. There «are many men who Depairinig Mother On State Commission gious institutions,” Mr. Mitchell commit ee on Foreign relations.. Answer: These are difficult times J. Stafford from the First Baptist In an address before the 11 th He apologized and sheepishly. ex­ require more (han, one woman to JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, — maintained. plained: ’ “I got stuck trying to satisfy (hem. They should live in for many people. Millions are un­ Church in Batesburg, S. C.. of annual conference, of the Associa­ Boy rocketeers besiege Army for employed. Have the pastor of your (NNPA) — • Two. newspaper editors SUPREMACY IDOL which Gov., Timmerman is a mem­ figure out my income tax return,” advice and help.. have heen annotated to the Mis­ tion of International Relations a country where polygamv is legal. church to talk to Welfare Autho­ The NAACP.official charged that ber. Mr. Stafford was .reported to Club at the Mayflower hotel. Wed­ . About all the advice I can give rities hi your behalf. You should souri Slate Commission on Human the pro-segregation group in the. have "broad views .about integra­ Rights by .Gov. Jam«»'? F. Blair. nesday. the Rhode Island Senator yon is to try keep your home and already be ou welfare to some ex­ South is. “trjing to build a kind tion’’ at P'C time of his resigna­ declared that America has ho yourself'■•more attractive and serve tent. They are Miss Lucille Bluford, edi­ of state religion in which the chief tion. tor, The Call. Kansas Citv,. and foreign policy toward the Middle Child Labor Violations more palatable meals. If your in- In the face of limited income. I East. We only hove “a random as­ creased interest and affection can’t Howard B. Wood, executive editor, sincerely -believe . that parents St. Louis Argus. sortment of hopes; most of them ( hold your husband, nothing ?Ise should practice birth control. pious, some of them contradictory," can. * The Rev, Trafford Mather. S. J.. Disclosed By Mitchell Be very loyal and patient with St. Louis, was appointed chairman. Easter Assembly Unites he said. . Then if he continues to be un­ your husband and children. Being Other appointees included James . The so-called Eisenhower Doc­ WASHINGTON, D. C. — Secre- Secretary deplored what he called faithful/ get separate maintenance otherwise will not help the situa­ Freeman. Milton Litvak. St. Joseph: trine was directed primarily against tury of Labor James P. Mitchell "this exploitation of children.’' and later, a divorce. tion but will only make bad mat­ evert Communist aggression, con­ reporlcd that during fiscal 1957 Dear Eleaniar ters worse. 1‘ray (hat God’s Will Perry Henderson. Clayton: Rabbi Races In South Africa "It is the purpose, of child labor Ernest J. Jacobs. Springfield; Lyon tinued .Senator Green. But no such Labor DrpiHlmchl, investigations laws to assure the youth of the Na­ My husband is 53 and I'm 33 will he be.very haz- study at the University of Califor­ The Assembly was held al the in­ rcnl, or 2,BIB. were |p Io 13 years nrclous. SKIN Answer: I wish you would please nia Law School, Bcrkely. At pres­ vitation ol the Pa filinomi t duels Assembly. Two A trican teachers measure up mi 1-l.ic basis of race, old.i talk with social workers at Child of Tembuland and Western Pon- emptied their pockets for launch­ He said integration eliminates color "Iii view of the evidence • in this IN TODAYS OR MONEY BACK ent. Mr. Miller- is a senior at the Sea viai y Mitchell cited these Service 44 11th St., N. E. Call Tr. Howard University Law School. doland. ing a hind to finance MRA in the as an excuse for failures and that findingsj in. announcing his annual report, it Is clehr that child labor Yes! In Just 7 day» be delljrfi(rd hov. Negroes must be prepared- to meet , fast niid easy- this double strength forti­ 4-57G1. William Nkorno. loundcr and 1 Transkci and send African chiefs report to the Congress for the year laws arc still very much needed/ fied anctor’s creamy ' formula liirhtenn, Deal- Eleanor, . . ■ first president of the African Na­ the challenge of Integration in this , and I. intend to see to it F-.at those brightens .and helps clear skin af external-. ¡and leaders to the MRA Assem- ended June 30. 1957. ly caused pimples or money back. Fader I met. a man about- two months and how he spends liis money. tional Congress Youthi League, blies at Caux- and. Mackinac. Peo- space age. for which I am responsible ai-e blemishes, freckles, off-color spots. Re­ ago who wants me to be his sweet- These are some of the ways that He conl-i-nued: It should be clear In issuing the report, the Labor fines enlarged pores. Makes 1 ikln fresher, opening the Assemb’v, *said,__ , "Wc I pie ol .all races in the Assembly strictly enforced.” ■mootner. . younger lookinc.' Uso try Dr. hear. He has visited my home on you might be able to tell just wliat are starting the second three hun­ responded sacrifieially. giving jew­ by now that tlie very essence of FEED/Palmer's Skin Delicht Sono . . 25# four accasions, but we have never kind of a person he is, and how dred years of history in South Af­ elry, hie insurance, savings, inheri­ integration i? competition. When the collapse of Jordan last year. Research hints fat in arteries cen Now Fortified With *FJi. been out together. much he means of what he says. rica and , we are starting it . under tances and undertaking to give re­ you compete on equal terms with But it has not prevented nor has be halted. Does he mean what he is “Palling others and fail because of inferior D¿ FRED Palmar*« tlie leadership of God." gular contributions from their sal­ it impeded the Communist economic me or is he just talking to be talk­ APOLOGIZES qualifications or ability, the excuse offensive in the Middle East, said MNMlt STREHaiH^ aries. of failure because of color is no Nuclear program, said to need ing? Professor Du I nit ol Pretoria Uni­ Green. experience. Mrs. T. W. of Fla. longer available as a refuge or > SKIN I versity responded: "Today is van crutch.” Answer: Who knows what evil or Riebecck’s Day. the day the white Speaking at Hampton Institute WHITENER what good lurks in the hearts of man came to South Africa 300 Christian Basis where the teachers met. Morrow men?. Neither you,. n

By BILL BROWER For AN?

Frank Robinson predicted last Xt might be argued—not Withdut season that he would hit .220 hi same justification—That . Mays or Lis second season in the majors Aaron, aven Ernie Banks; will hit The young outfielder of the Cin- more home runs. Either Mays or cinnay Rcdlegs proved himself a Aaron conceivably might outhit • pretty good forecaster. He ended Robinson. Then, of course, there is- the campaign with a .320 average that formidable competitor for the batting dimplonshlp—,Musial, a Before the Redlegs broke from seven-time winner. / their training base at Tampa, Fla., But we are not one who would Robinson allowed himself the lux­ write off Eoblnson’s, chances. We is ury of a few predictions -he hopes think that they are favorable. For they will be Just as good aS bls example, tn 195(>, his first year ta 1957 soothsaying effort—ohout the the National League, he hit more new season. He thinks he can bag home runs (38) than Mays, Banks tlie National League triple crown— or Aaron. That season, by the way, he ha'i a solid .290 batting average leadership in batting, home runs and was acclaimed the NL’s rookie- Rain To Hear and runs batted in.t-,., of-the-year. There wasn’t any con­ There might. be a tendency on test for that honor. ; ■ ; the part of some to scoff at tills ■ With his .320 average last season. Final Tribute ambitious objective by the 22-year- Robinson smashed 29 home runs old player. Dissenting voices will and he accounted for 75 RBI’s. . By THOMAS J. FLANAGAN hastily point out that Robinson is Tlie youngster is now Cincy’s top in the same league with Willie slugging attraction, with Ted Kius- ATLANTA, Ga—ISNS1 — Mays and Hank Aaron—to say zewski ho longer around. And ;it Funeral services were held nothing of Stan (The Man) Mus- was Robinson himself who set his Tuesday afternoon for Harold sights on the triple batting title. 'Chuck” Willis. He wants to hit between .340 ayt .350, collect 40 home runs and drive They were held in- the large in 125 tallies. That’s a big order. auditorium of Wheat Street Musial’s .351 mark .led the league Baptist Church, where the Rev. last season. Aaron’s 44 home runs William Holmes Borders said and 132 RBI’s were tops in those departments. final rites over the song writer, "I don’t think I’ve sat my sights who died in o local hospital Sees No Negro too high,” Robinson said as the last Thursday following on op­ Redlegs wound up their spring con­ eration. ditioning. . It was a rainy afternoon with Baseball Pilot “I consider my first two years as an unceasing ionent of wind swept a sort of a trial period: I had a water falling upon the city, but NEW YORK, — (INS) — Jackie Robinson, who broke baseball’s real good year to home runs. hundreds of people crowded into color line 11 years, ago, said Wed­ “In my second year I did al) the church to pay last respects to nesday that “a Negro player could right to the batting average de­ a figure who hrul given them pleas­ partment. now I am ready to put not be a major league manager to­ both departments together. If . 1 ure with his music and friendli­ day.” ness. * • c « do, the third department, the RBI's Officials of a recording company I AT THE CHUCK WILLIS FUNERAL — Top photo i Bottom photo shows singer's wife, Mrs. Dorothy will come automatically- that recorded many ef lilsrrecords. The former star of the. Brook­ Robinson, who was voted the and several show people, were un­ shows pollbecrers placing body in hearse fol- (white suit), brother, Pete, and other members lyn Dodgers, appearing on the NL’s sophompre-of-the-year after able to attend the funeral due to lowing services at Wheat Street Baptist Church. )of the family, file into church.—(Photos by Perry). Dumont Television network’s the 1957 seaon, explained: airplane trouble, but the passerby “Nightbeat’* program, said Tí; baseball isn’t ready for it.” . • "I didn’t drive in as many runs _ could hardly miss them in the, * .* * * as I should have. I was a little crowd-tftatr<.gathFi'fd aBefdFet’ the 2 ■■ anxious with men on bases. The i SMII£S OF VICTORY—Enthusiastic admirers oi 300-pound pun. hour when last words were to Robinson said baseball ‘Teal's that I political power Albert Gomes, raise him in victory following his the public would not accept the pitchers were making me hit their be said for the musician. New Ingram pitch. They knew me for a first I surprise election to the first West Indies Federal Parliament at idea of a Negro manager.” QUOTES LETTER pitch hitter and with men on base I Port-of-SpaiiL Trinidad. Gomes, who retired frbto public life _ Rev. Borders, quoting from a When asked if be would ac­ they were giving me their best i when he was defeated in a general election two years ago, won letter written by Abraham Lincoln pitch and I went for it. I know I and found to his pocket after his cept a post as a big league ( out over a strong rival. Dr. Eric Williams. Princess Margaret manager, Robinson replied that I left a lot of men on' base. This ' opens Parliament on April 22. (Newspress Photo). death in Which the. martyred May Be In June year it will be different.” President castigated a general for he would only give up his cur­ Robinson could make things in­ . • f- ■~ TO L. A.DOBGERS rent executive job with a restau­ some infraction, but wrote a post­ ATLANTA. Ga.—(SNS)— ...ported by evidence. Tlie court erd- teresting for such (power hitters as script betraying his big heart of GLEN CÓVE, Nl Y., - (INS) — rant chain “if my boss thought Mays, Banks, , and Aaron. And that While arrangements are being- | ered a new trial oh grounds that I wasn’t doing a good job.” mercy, saying "Possibly I would made lea- the recently ordered now •i “prejudicial” matter had been en- Roy Campanella, out of uniform » • • » would make things interesting for have done, the-same thing under trial of lottery kingpin Horace In- ; tercd on two occasions in the first for an opener for the first time in us, too. . " tlie circumstances.” gram, the U. S. Fifth Circuit Court, i trial. ten years, sent his Dodger team­ He said that although he "hated" Man Made Blast To Destroy to see the Dodgers move to-Los An­ To this end he said that those of Appeals in New Orleans.. La., is I| The fourth count charged Ingram mates in California his wishes for ¡moving toward a 'hearing date oh 1 with using "“thrrats and persua- "a most successful season." geles. "it doesn’t bother me not i who might ,not have spent their to play.” He added: i lives as church members as such, I appeals filed by Ingram and nine ■fsions ” to influence two police of- In a telegram from his sick bed, Underwater Peaks In Columbia i other persons convicted here last ii lirers. Ingruni was sentenced, to Ufc.baeteton-shid: •'«- ■Tt didn’t matter to me last year, ' blit .were members of that larger either. I don’t think I saw any WILMINGTON; Del. — (ANPi — The twin peaks HriSgsa in the nnd-nqd- •'■ congregation that "also serve"- in I October in a. mass lottery conspir- 1 10 to 26 -years in prison. He was "Although I am unable to be I.. -Lt' V..,-»™,.,.' •...l-.’li.i-, lr lacy trial. also placed under an . appeal bond there, I'm still with you. Here’s games. I just don’t get any thrill Two massive underwater peaks of i die of. Seymour N^ri’owjy, which js | their arenas, were not excluded out of being on the sidelines“ rock which have menaced navigat- | bw mile.> long and 2500 .feet, wide, I from the tpalif— of salvation. I Atty. Wesley R. Asinof, one of on his conviction in the lottery con­ hoping today's opening game will . . Ion, taken scores .of lives, and" At the the rock, is 3,000 feet I ’.'Some people[ build their Jives licur counsels, representing the 10 spiracy. trial. start a great team off to a most wrecked more than 100 vessels in ’ ' ...... around theirt-“1- earthly- “ possessions, i apPellanl5, said Wednesday a brlei JUDGES AGREE successful season. Campy." ! Lion to.the dangers from the peaks. i has been filed to the Circuit Court. Judges J. M. C. Townsend, B. C. The telegram was read ' to the a treacherous British Columbian their good fortunes of their con- Gardner and Ira Carlisle- concur^ Woman Killed In STATE NINE 8-7 strait in the waterway to Alaska ; à current races tlifougii the nar- | lleotions." he said. He fold vast |i and he expects th'? cases to go on players by manager Walt Alston i rows, at. t iiiiPs reaching a speed of the calendar by June. The federal red in their decision that there before Los Angeles took the field Morellouse College defeated South are to be destroyed by a huge man- concourse of mourners that the was insufficient. evidence to sup­ . made blast next ntonto. the Du 1.8 miles an hour. Wiiirlpools, e-st-i- I surest loundation was that or . government has not filed its briefs' against San Francisco. Carolina State 3-7 to post its first Pont Company reported Monday. i nw’ted lo ly 30 feet across and 15 I yet, he said. 5 port the charge' Ingram ¡gave mon­ j Christ Jesus. ey to Patrolman ,G. H. Wade., one Crowded Office SIAC victory of the ‘58 campaign In tihe space of a few seconds, feet deep, imperil small craft and IT MUST BE WONDERFUL | OTHERS CONVICTED Roy. confined to the Glen Cove Monday afternoon at the, Atlanta have ■swallouçd at least one barge, of several police officers indioted .Community Hospital since Jan. 28 CHICAGO — (ANP) — A man, the largest non-atomic blast in his- "It must be wonderful to lift the.... I Meanwhile, convictions still hang by a federal grand jury. . University Athletic Field.. 1 tory—-moig than 2,750,000 pounds of. drowning nine men. minds of men through art, litera­ ! over the heads of the 10 men, in- as a result of an auto accident brooding over his broken romance, The triumph was a well deserved I eluding Ingram and his alleged which left him paralyzed, .said he fatally wounded Ills estrange^ com­ i one for the Maroon Tigers who • blasting agents—is s&l to rip out As a result, ships must, wait at ture. and music,” Borders declared. They also said admission of evi-. mon-law wife within view of 500 < the perilous rocks to climax efforts "Tlie last chapter of-his physical side man. Rufus Jenkins. They deuce that whites and Negroes hoped to listen to a re-creatoh of had dropped six straight- games be- each end of the passage and can' the gaime over radio. persons in a crowded office build­ - that stalled 15 years ago. This : ihove through safely only twice a i life has been written,- but this is • were the only ones convicted in drank from tlie same liquor bottle | fore stopping the visiting Bulldogs. Iiistoric project directed by the i U. S.-District-Court in Atlanta on ing here af ter chasing her up and | day for a period of about 30 miiiu- I not Chuck's funeral, it is. ours. at Ingram’s highly publicized gar­ down the aisles and between rows Charles Meredith’s stogie which - Canadian Government will make • tes when conditions are right. The ! i counts of cciaspii'ing to defraud the age was prejudicial and iirelevanl. ed Patrolmen R. M. Clark and R. scored Edward Peters from third "Many people outside the church '• government in' lottery, failing to < of desks. : safer one of the world’s busiest i cost of ‘ tost Lime as ships lie idle ; have done more than people inside." ' BRIBES SHOWN T. Appitag. base with one out to the seventh water routes through whidh all of i pay a special gambling tax and ; The victim was Forest.hie Stewart is substantial. Removal of the peaks j Citing many sports and entertain­ ! However, lhe court .held there In the brief filed to Ute Circuit 22, who was shot in tlie state em­ Inning was tlie telling Mow. Bobby ■ the shipping passes from the Paci­ will provide a safe, normal 40-foot | failing- to register with the Collec- ■ ing figures as examples. Rev. Bor­ l tor of Internal Revenue. , I| was sufficient evidence to show In- Court by Attys. Asinulf. John C. ployment service office as clerks Coates relieved in tlie seventh inn­ fic Northwest to Alaska. The total . channel. j ders-said "out side of religion there I gram bribed—Patrotoivn C: E. Cv’.'- Tyler. L. D. Burns. Jr., arid W. and claimants scrambled for coyer. ing, the last of four ' Morehouse cost of lhe project is expected to be '■ . Others convicted only on cluigcs 11er, Paul F. Bennett and tlireatcn- Stell Huie, a “specification of er­ hui'lers, and received credit for the $3.100.000. are persons who have done tre­ , of conspiracy were: Richard Lee She died to Englewood hospital a mendous good. The people in the ror's" raises. tire questions as to few hours ater. victory. The two peaks, known as Ripple , I Turner, Robert Lee Lewis, Sr.. Rob- which "functional type of individu­ church don't have a monolopy on bert Lee, Lewis. Jr,. Frank Chris- Held as the possible assailant 3 Rock, that rise within nine feet of s doing good. But God knows those al" engaged 'In lottery Is .required was Eddie Anderson, 35,- who was S. C. State got one-aiin ta tlie the surface of the water in the , i tian, L. E. Smith, Mary Parks, Eu- Phi Beta Kappa to pay the federal occupational tax first inning on an infield hit by who have done good. ' gene Thomas, and John Hill. Jr. arrested at Miss Stewart’s apart­ . narrow strait separating Vancouver ‘ Forasmuch then as Christ hath 1 'and to register. ment. Nelson and a, stolen base, followed ■— Island—from—Mauel—Island.—4..,.:have :■ suffered for us, in lhe flesh__arm “Physical death is a part of life: ! INGRAM WAS HELD Inducts 16 At - .. therelore it is tilting and proper The brief further' charges that by a single by Singleton. More­ been callej the worst hazard to yourselves likewise with the* same ! All except Ingram 'were .rehiiscd' ""the ^videnserSrjnsufficient to sup­ According to reports, Miss Stewart that those who knew Chuck should : under appeal bonds following the house powered ahead on four runs • navigation on the West Coast, of! mind: for he that hath suffered i Howard Univ. port a verdict of guilty in the ab­ had gone to a desk to file a claim. in its half of tlie inning.- The de­ North America. Each year. Ripple m the fltsh hath ceased from .sin. i be here at this time. If.I had myI I long mass,trial which aired indict- sence'of any proof ttmt the object A few seconds after she. spoke to way -he’d sing to us, and I wouldI ments against 31 persons. Others WASHINGTON, D. C (ANP) — luge came on two straight walks Peak threatens steamers carrying' Sixteen Gollete of Liberal Aria stu­ of the conspiracy was to .evade and the clerk, she came back saying a and a sacrifice hit by Peters which ovey 175.000 .passengers, 2.00o large -— I Peter 4:1 grasp his hand." : were either found not guilty, ac- the payment of the federal man with a gun was threatening i quitted or their cases were severed. dents at Howard Univ’?j‘sity were defeat loaded the bases. Hbmer Arnold ships transporting goods’ ’ worth A KIND FELLOW »i inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, na- lax." her. The clerk called the manager, more than $100.000.000. and many Air. Force to lest new ICBM Rev. H. L. Burney, a neighbor ol; J-. Ingram was released Tuesday i But as lie arrived on the scene, followed with a single which scored I tioiml ischol&stic honor fraternity two runs and sent Peters to third. thousands of smaller -vessels. thr- > th®, singer paidi««« tributev**wi*w touw .Ainu.him astvs fromf™m Fulton Tower when thetlie Geor-Gcor- Wednesday during installation céré­ For . ....—, and---- obiter----- . reasons. bodlam broke loose among the 40 a kind fellow, and a person of fine Court ol Appeals overturned some ihvolvirnjalhc. lecluiical as­ employees and the crowd of claim­ Arnold went to secorid on the throw charactor possessing the Christian i ^¡s cjiivu tion. He was round guil- monies at. the school. home. Meredith followed’ with an­ The ceremonies, held in Founders^ pects of ■'lottery aciivltiKi;.‘'the at­ ants, as the man began aliasing qualities and a good-citizen. '("| fy in ...... Fulton Superior. <"Court..... of,.r torneys submit that, "the ‘convic­ Miss Stewart. He caught Up with other single, which scored Arnold Library. w?rc open to all members* and Peters. "He Was an entertainer and I a ' '¡'r’ k counts of bribery and on«- of Phi li Ai Kj.ippn. A dinner tion 011 the .conspiracy charge as and shot her a few Seconds later. pracher, but as time passed by we • hurg...... j of threats June 11. 1957. to all the appellants should be re­ Miss Stewart told police before The Tigers got two more nuis was placed in* jail without lor the new induclee-s was held in struck a happy medium. I consider and the Trustées Dining Room at Ba Ri­ versed. . . she died that a “broken romance” to the second inning. -Jennings him a piece of the high standards bond. win Hall. One of the appellants, Richard was responsible for the shooting. Coleman reached first on an error. Upon his release Tuesday, Sur Clifford Jenkins tripled ..to sepre of humanity. He spent Ills life for The week’s ceremonies marked Lee Turner, was killed recently in those he ioved.” perior Court Judge Jeptiha Tanks­ a gun duel on Vine Street. Coleman and scored himself when ley ordered him.' to post' $25.000 lhe sixth installation of Howard the shortstop failed to field the THE CEREMONY students into tlie fraternity’s Gitm- Eight Virginians bond. Trans - Atlantic ship taxes to throw from the cutfield. Huge banks of flowers told of NOT SUPPORTED ma Chapter of the District of Col- the affection in which the deceased rise during 1959. ' Named To UNCF Morehouse did not score again PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas — Two Prairie View Relays records The Court of Appeals ruled evi­ ! umbia since a charter for tlie ohap- until the sixth stanza. However, was held. The casket was literally dence supported ingram’s c i ter was in 1953. The new inductees were shattered here Saturday in the 26th running of this major draped with lilacs, daffodil-down, i i bring the nmnber of person in- Three posibilities checked in Central Committee S. C. State 'whittled away at ,the lion on .throe counts of. b lead until they finally went ahead. track and field event which features many of the’ Negro col­ lilies and spring azaleas. but a fourth count, was noi 1 ducted Into Gambia of D. C„ to 85. utom-bomb accident RICHMOND, Va. (ANP)—Tlie leges of the country. Cleveland Lyons, a contemporary names of eight local persons were Hie Bulldogs scored two yuns to announced last week as members the third frame, one in tlie fouuth Albert Nunn ol Prairie View A. , of 66 in 18.holes. musician, intoned in touching of the central area group of ths and three in the fifth to forge & M. topped the previous Foul - i Other track events included the fashion of "Going Home." steering committee for the annual ahead 7-6. Tho three rurisiin the Mile Cross Counthv record ol 26 11) ' 100-Yard Dash won by Samuels ot Rev. H. L. Burney, who read the campaign of tlie United Negro Col­ fifth on walks to Ransom and " with a new mark of 20 minutes and Arkansas - - 09.8 seconds; the 440 scriptures, also paid tribute to the lege fund In tihe State of Virginia. Green, and a triple by Seays; who 39 seconds. Souther:: Universityk Yard-Dash won. bv H. Ellison oi | high honor of the deceased: his Heading tlie list is Dr. Robert P. also scored when Peters failed to ' relay team composed ot Fred John- Wiley----- 049.9; the Onc-Mile Run I tender passions ns a father, a hus- pjtniAb of PptershiTrfc* ripr«jdent. field the throw from centerfold. .. soil, Walter Allen, Cleo Vernon and - - David Fant. Prairie View - - i band and a business man. Virginia State college and former Morehouse tied the score :dt 7-7 ■ David Robinson ran the featured 4:396 •seconds; and the 120 Yard. i Zllla Mays Patterson, local singer co-chairman of UNCF in Virginia. ta tlie sixth arid on a double by One-Milc Relay In 3:17.1. breaking Kish Hurdles - - c. Davis of Wiley arid broadcaster, sang the "Lord's O.tlhers f(re Dr. .Theodore. F. Harvey Maxwell, and a slngfe by r the old PV record ol 3:21.7. | - - 0:14.0 seconds. I Prayer" accompanied by Cleveland Adams, D. T. Tennant Bryan,. Dr. Edward Williams. In the seventh Prairie View won a total of six Firat place ' winners in, field Lyons. Felix X .Brown, Wllsori it. Brown, Peters singled, stole second)(and first places and Texas Southern, events were as follows: The final rites were read at Dr. George M. Medlin, W. Harry scored on Meredith single: i . L Wiley and Southern three each in Javelin Throw - Leroy Cox, Schwarzchlld, Jr., state treasurer; ■ Texas College - Southview Cemetery-while, still con­ < track and field events of the no- ■ 171'4”. tinued the balmy spring showers William H. Trapnel,, chairman of I Dticus Throw - L. Porter, corporation gifts, and Dr. J. Ru­ Boy, 2, Suffocates - points meet. ' TTi/vm _ _ that streamed as tears from the ' f. Texas Southern won three o! Prairie View - - 148’ 2 3-4". eyes of mid Aprl. pert Plot, chairman of inter-alumni In Folding Bed trap | the featured Relays - the 44o tht J _ Shot Put - - c. Leopold, Wiley cooncll, all white. - 46’JI)’’. TOLEDO, O team golf w4th a score PROTEST NÜCXERR TESTS — Fito Aemncans, four mon and which $7 million will be spent over ATOM SUB SETS SPEED MARK Discus Throw - Robbie Wells, in tile stale penal institutions.* 'Hie nuclear weapons teste by the tlie next’five years for oil explo­ “.of’601. Massey of Praire View Paul Quinn - - - 38' 8 3-4" New York press conference, shortly before leaving Io protest - • NEW .‘LONDON, Conn. — The; promise was made by the Ohio gov­ Soviet Union and Britain. The group, which fs being sent by the Committee tor rion-vmiont ration and development in Portu­ atomic submarine, U. S. S. Skate, ■ had the 16west score of 68 and the Baseball Thro'.v - Marjorie cole­ guese Guinea in West Africa. .£ longest di^Ci'XJiarence' "Chardwick’ man. Paul Quinn 190'7". ernor to Miss S»?rn-i Davis, cxccu- Action Against Nuclear Weapons, expects to reach Russia by. Ma^ L.ani aF^Ot dyoc41? hasdocked safetly from, a Urlrty- i Reportedlv thcTii^a tb^be. cover- lour-day shakedown..cruise ihil W. I of Texas ^College, broke a course High; Jumj, - Msibli. imidd, ¡-live secretary id Ohio Conference Russian loaders to stop the lasts. Thoy will Jijen go. on to Lpngon. BayardI Twstin oSMBWlork ea for cxjjfbratldh tofafe about H speed VfcoKs’lS W W&fc I ‘ i’SWd^tii’iriiHr4ndiv Mwai. score GÁiíi'iliTirig, I..I-HAACI’ BiXimtas. ¿sriright)-Í9ian»BíHt»AN»w-Yod»r» malring .tho tr$—(Newspross Photo). million-ruijs.- -in.’Jiath.dircetors. ______j I MEMPHIS WORLD • Saturday Devils Have Shown No WASHINGTON Improvement Over Past (Sixth in a series of round-up arti­ ed a more erroneous prophecy. The cles on Prep League teams.) season turned out like all the o$er HIGH SCHOOL Douglass seasons: After tlie Board BY MELVIN GREER of.. Council, which finally emerged Douglass, is ’ still lo.-ki.DR for its frem» seclusion, ruled a 13-12 vic­ NEWS first championship in the Prep Lea­ tory over Hamilton “no ’contest” BY SAM BROWN gue’ of which it has been a. consti­ LJcause Douglass had sent ineligible Elizabeth A. Lacy tuent: iv: w for n early' a d er a d players against the Wildcats, the Old veterans at the art of losing, Red Devils performed their tradi­ Spring training started for the ingham Black Barons in.< Birming­ the Red Devils, poor devils, have Memphis Red Sox Monday, when Leroy Stanifer Leroy blamier tional aot ef going to pieces. They ham, as some of. the, players will yet-to win more Ilian, two football lest to Manassas, 19-0, BTW, 7-6, manager Rufus Ligons and a large have only a few days of condition­ games in any given season or to number of rookies gathered at Mar­ ing. Melrose. .27-6, and tied Fr’ Ber­ .»■’how any other essential statis­ trand, 6-6. Insist .was added to In- tin Stadium and viewed the situa­ Manager Ligons stated that sev­ NEWS ROUND-UP OF were demonstrated by the follow­ tical improvement (and this is tion with fond anticipation. After i ju. y whr.n they lost again .to Man­ eral Memphis boys will be working THE WEEK ing students: what the general public looks at) assas in th? B’.ries Bowl Classic. giving the place the once over, and out with the team, and that he 1. How to get an egg in and over a previous season. looking the boys over, Ligons 'call­ TRACK TEAM hopes to have three cr four players Track season is here again out of a bottle—Isaac Craigen. In basket ball the Devilshave us- FOR. YEARS ed it a day, and ordered the play­ from th? Semi-Pro Leagire in his Lana Taylor Seasons similar to the1 most re­ ers to report at 11 a. m„ r.ext day. from what I've heard and seen, J- rally caused the exception of Booker T. had not reported at press time, Li­ Opening day for the 1958 pen­ coining season. Although the rain Washington. The principal of -the Woman 21 Admits Slashes Self With Knife school. Prof. J. D.. Springer, is gons was expecting them at any nant race of the Negro American RHOMANIA CURRENT COUPLES lias played' havoc with tlieir pi'ac-’ time. He was somewhat concerned League is May 25, w'.th Kansas (Continued from Page One) The participants in the' Rhomaniu TOLEDO. Ohio (ANP)—Mrs. ■tices, plus cold weather lias kept sports, mined and helps instill “that Sylvester Frierson and Marva Mary Elizabeth. Knight, 29, stagg­ miamy'of the teams f-om getting •sobd old Douglass spirit” into hla about the team with a game sche­ City at Memphis and Detroit at liar been taught better.” presented by. the Sigma Gamma Moore, Morris Clark and Hazel duled for Sunday with the Blrm- Birmingham. Rho Sorority should be commend­ ered out of- h’?r home, bleeding and organized. As this writing the dead­ pupils. Tlie father and bls wife. Mrs Abriin (Hamilton); Tyrone Patter­ dazed. ,A passerby took her to Mau­ ed on their awarding representation. son; and Betty line Is near for teams to enter tor. ;i - • Banks’ step-mother, recalled how mee Valley Hospital. The next day the 1958 season THE ANSWER ■fa their daughter allegedly' set tlielr The Washingtonians who were th?-! Lockhart; Ralph “Inferiority complex” might be I audience Were proud of you. The she idled, and the coroner ruled her home , on fire in a similar manner °raler and- Mhy- death suicide. Th»? league .official expect nil of. the answer. Douglass hasn’t won a dance, from the theme King and >lon" Williams; after she became angry with them Authorities said ihal Mrs. Knight the teains back ugain this year»- championship. In thé decade that It $ when she Was quite young. I, am Asian. Ballet was done by Aaron Harris and seme three or four new teams have has had the opportunity to do so Moeta Reeves, Barbara Stanton, suffered hallucinations. She swal­ Mrs Bank was seriously stabbed \rdellift Diggins: lowed Tsevcral poisons, including fly already scried up for play this sea-, that many Memphians, including OF seven times several years ago at and Celitia Hampton. The dance Ananias Dixon son. l) ou gl assit es, annually expert Doug­ spray, roach power and peroxide, a the same address she . started the f^eived first prize. among the lugh and Helen Britt: The playing fields have not been- lass to remain in the same league school finalists. Many' Washing­ f and then slashed herself several fire Sunday. She claimed at that Lucille Robinson ' times With a butcher knife. put in shape for practice; Much im­ rut. Even the Douglass coaches tonians were host' and hostess i ___ provements wire needed nuch . as seem to expect their teams io fee as time that "a stranger did it." She >nd G W. Nel­ also has a record of being arrested singers in the Tc?n-Town i • dirt and screens etc. Schedules and usual, niedlcre or at the bottom of club. ~ son:’Leonard Hill . ward Johnson., was held Sunday many other things must be xvorkr the list. - THE WORLD several times for "fighting and be­ * ing drunk." ■* inti Lenoris' Cal- at. the Morning Star Bap­ ; cd cut soon. So Mr. Manager if you Douglass apparently has the three COMING EVENTS tist. Church. ¡plan to get your team’in tire lea- essentiels— material, coaching and Owner of the rooming house. Rev. ANNEAL BALLET. APRIL ..la han; Foster Eliza Jackson, reporter. i gut you had oetter hurry. spirit. But until the Devils com­ John F. Kelley, who lives on the Counts "after the ballet Adams and Betty i Every year just before the sei- bine the three to rid themselves, of BY MARION E. JACKSON, first floor said he was at home April 29 (further information next pones; Jimmy Passenger cars were hivolved in Ison starts we give a run down on their inferiority complex, they will 7:" at the1 time but didn’t know that Fridayi Zino. Debs' Dance (after S. FRIERSON Bell and Lillie i over 78 percentt_____ of all U. S. tralfic I various teams. In next weeks issuo continue to wonder where the tit­ the house was afire until another the music festival! April 22 Old- Pearl Vanpelt; Benny Hoskins and ) fatalities in 1957 and in 86 percent • it will be the teams and manager les went. j Horse racing appears to be America's No. 1 sport. The roomer on the second floor, Scim­ Timers’ Hop April 25. Laverne Jones; Eugene Wilkins | of traffic injuries. 'of Division one. NEXT: FATHER BERTRAND ¡I race tracks in '57 had total receipts of $254,811,000 topping all mie Miller, 25. told me. and Julian Briscoe (Melrose)-. ■' PROPERTY INSURANCE recreation phases except the movies and country clubs. Base-i SCIENCE DEPARTMENT TOP TWELVE BOARD ELECTS j COVERED DEMONSTRATIONS ball's receipts were $53,410,000—even less -’than the billard Paul Robinson Levern? Smith; ■ The fire gutted four front rooms The Student Council presented James Catchings?-Ma non. Mitch&il, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE !! parlors which brought in $74,981,000. . . . Morris Brown Head and damaged two others oh the the Carver Science Club in a very*- Willie Johnson;', Marshall Caldwell. Coach E, J. Clemons is paying pop calls to his old cronies who second floor of the 29-rom house, unusual way. The club presented, Foster. Adams. Mifrilyn . Moore; Dan YOUR SEMI WEEKLY MEMPHIS WORLD (FIRST WITH THE were in his corner last January during confinement, . . . . The which was valued at $35 009-by. Rev. six interesting demonstrations.- Partee, Evelyn. McNeil. Al Ion Wil­ Kelley, a retired'worker,,^e^Y-nKl« -Jopn Taylor told the audience tire liams, Eleanor Addison. Extra Point Club made Clark1 and Morehouse colleges, co-city tlie extensive damage was ebvried I NEWS) MAY BE OBTAINED DY VISITING ONE OF THE BELOW basketball chafnpions. . . ► purpose of the Science club, and by insurance. Maxine Robinson, “The Life His­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Also still in John Gaston lios- Fort Valley State Head Coach for tihe GTT. tory of George Washington Car­ Morris Clark and Melvin Wo’cw LISTED PLACES: Alva Tabor will be guest of At­ o—o—o 11,al Wednesday were;. Spcneei ver." The following .demonstrations ruff are two of the kind Central Prescription Shop No. 1 Magnolia Sundry lanta-Fort Valley Alumni Club at Baseball veteran«; agree that the tone, 25 anil Clovis Miller, 211. .suf­ its April 2& dance at the Magnolia. recent ‘58 spring -season in Florida fering deeps cuts and burns. , 550 Vance Avenue 2037 Boyle Ave. Most of the Wildcat staff will was the wettest and coldest ever Miller was treated for cuts receiv­ Journey here to aWd morale support experience^ there. The resort busi­ ed when iie escaped through a sec­ Ripley-Lauderdale County News Ace Dry Cleaners Buddy Grocery to the project . . . ness concur in this viewpoint. Hotel ond-floor window, lie was treated 3060 Chelsea owners, motel operators, night and released from thè hospital. Ah On last Thursday night April hl. along with the Halls Community 992 Mississippi Ave. TREND:1 Hie; National Football I I League made an out of court settle­ clubs, and the food industry dropp­ unidentified woman was also treat­ the Honorary Society, sponsored a Group carried a program Tide, Thompson Sundry ment with2 Bill Badovich, the for­ ed millions because Easterners ed for burns and cuts and released. fashion show. “The Old Ship of Zion" to Pull- Cade’s Barber Shop mer pro player who charged in a stayed home because of the bitter Another woman, Mrs. Mary Lee The highlight off the evening was man Chapel near Somersvillc, Tenn. .523 Georgia Avenue 543 Mississippi Blvd. damage suit that he had been black­ cole. Stewart, of 980 3. Fourth St., was the crowning of little miss Fash- Rev. Scott pastor, last Sunday listed. The case ¡was an outgrowth Florida solons will be pressured injured when tlie cab in which she ionette. afternoon April 1'3. Tills program Lay’s Pan-AM was riding was knocked into a po­ Davis Bros. Sundries No. 1 of RadovSCh’s attempt to transfer to legalize gambling because of the The little misses that took n part was a success as it has been every­ Crump Blvd. & Mississippi from, one- club to another several whopping losses. Resort owners lice car near tlie scene cf the fire In.this event were: Shirley Mannes. where they have carried it. 1447 Florida Street years ago/ His suit was for $105,000. point out Las Vegas can sustain The driver of tile unidentified four- Rejena Watkins, »Carolyn Spring­ Rev. Brackins prepared-' a. very J. A. Ewing Service Station DID YOU KNOW —During the cold weather losses through the door car side-swiped the cab while field, Frankie Ann Williams, Pa- nice meal for them after the pro- Gillian Sundry Store past 19 seasons in which night base- . gambling traffic. fleeing from a police cruiser. trice Johnson, Paula Lee. Ann gram. The cast and visitors con- 898 Florida Mississippi & Alston ball has been played in the Ameri­ O—0—0 Friend. Shirlie . Taylor and Vir- oisued of a bus load.’ Mrs. Hosa can League, a total of 49,168.978 DOWN memory. LANE: What ginia Hennings. Their Escorts were Halliburton pianist, Mr. Felix De- Mitchell Sundry 'ans paid to watch 2,842 after-dark does th.e future hold in store for Segregation Unity Cash Grocer No. 9 Mil ton Wilson, Dan Moore. Carl walt president of choir and Rev. Carnes & Dallas O. Mound uniop circuit gomes, an average of New York’s Polo Grounds and (Continued from Page One) Lee Springfield Myran Wright and 1679 Kansas Street letter than 17,000 pel night con- Brooklyn's Ebbets Field, now that J. R. Halliburton, narrator est. the Giants and the Dodgers have school in the state with white Albert Clinton Mannes. ■The Spring Hill Baptist Church Bea’s Sundry & Grill switched operations to the West children. But educators «and social Miss She'rley Mannes was honors Ripley, held a. business meeting last Golden’s Sundry Wrestling .goes in for glamour Coast. Well, there’ll be sports at­ workers are warning rhe South that ed with the title pf “Miss Fashion- Monday evening with the pastor in 2533 Park Avenue O. Mound 639 Vance Avenue laihes for ifis stars. For example, tractions at both parks this season. such extreme measures against, the elte,” her escort was master Robert charge, Rev. G. L. Wobb. The Mis­ Watchmaker Von McIntyre is cur- 0—0—0 desegregation order of the U. S. Brent. The. next highest votes were sionary Society met last Tuesday Service Drug Company entiy featuring the Mighty Yan­ East Side Sundry Store The Polo Grounds will feature a Supreme Court will invite disaster lor Rejena Watkins second place at the home of Mrs. Minnie Ó. 675 S. Lauderdale kee and- Tfee tliant on Gate City variety of events. On April 27, the in the South. and Virginia Hennings third place. Cox. Twenty-four ladies wore pres- 284 Tillman Street Bards. The Yankee grappier is .10111 anniversary of the Freedom of . ent. it was a very interesting meet­ Mnaske^i and iw one to date has Conditions have reached a criti­ Wanda Jean Currie is president Ford Studio Israel will !>e celebrated in the 1 cal stage in the areas of the South of the club and Mrs. R. H. Brent ing and highly enjoyed. Mrs. Min­ Phillip’s Pharmacy [Winded his back to the canvas. famous park with a wealth of tra- 1335 Florida where there is a crisis in public advisor. nie Westmoreland is president. Rev. 793 N. Claybrook B Friday night, Mighty Yankee and ditlons. education because of opposition to G. L. Wc-bb is pastor. Last Sunday rWhe Giant square off against Kurt Q—0—0 - , desegregation. in some, localities i The Lauderdale County Board April 13 was Men’s Day at Holly Davis Bros. Sundries r-Won Brawner and Karl Ileinkler at Edward P. Feeley, attorney Jot I of Education granted the Teachers Westbrook Sundry Store school officials and. supervisors in Grove Baptist Church. This is one 1246 Florida Street Bhe. City Auditorium. If the scrap ■the Giants, is negotiating. with Al rural areas or officials in urban of the Lauderdale County Negro of tlie highlights of the year’s pro­ 718 Wells Avenue Bives lip to billing then somebody's Tanser of Montana for a Wild West Educational Association io ex­ Show and other events will, include centers are confused as to what gram. Mrs. Sarah Carter has- re­ Magnolia Sundry Store Bikely to get hurt ! ! to do about b-.dly needed new change a day at the beginning of turned from a call to St. .Louis. Alexander’s Sundry Store B^ o—o—o boxing and sandlot baseball, Gae- the Clyistmas Holidays for Friday 2037 Boyle Avenue licy football in the fall, and an Ice school construction. Mo. hospital to visit her Son, Edr 387 Leath Street B Texas' Southern University will as a holiday during the Tennessee ward Norvell who was seriously in­ B>lay Tennessee State A&I Univer- skating rink will run from Nov 1 As a result of this confusion and Educational Association which met, ^Bity. in Nashville -and Memphis, through April 1 each year until uncertainty about me operation of jured in a car wreck. He is now ; Rachelle Book Store Bungalow Sundry Store the schools ifi the face of court in Nashville, Tenn, last week in very much improved. Hollowing the Dec. 4-6 Georgia In- .1962. order to give the teachers of the 3092 Chelsea Avenue Bitafional Basketball Tournament EBBETS FIELD WILL SEE ball orders for desegregation, localities The, funeral of Mr. William Ed-. South Parkway in -Mississippi. Alabama, Georgia, County that desire opportunity to Bn Atlanta. Texas Southern will al- games played by Long Island Uni­ v attend the meeting. This day was Strozier’s Drug Store tWo .play' a tour enroute to Atlanta versity, St. John's and the. Public Virginia and other states are hesi­ Wyatt’s Hat Shop ' later granted as an in-service day 2192 Chelsea Avenue School League. And there will be tant about launching school con­ 314 Beale struction programs. if sufficient number of teachers at OVEN-FRESH sandlot tryouts this summer at tended tile the meeting. which former big league manager In Virginia, for example, Gov. J. Klondyke Sundry Store Tommy Holmes will look over Several teachers availed them­ Mc.Gowen’s Sundry Lindsay Almond Jr., was unable tc selves of thé opportunity o.f at­ 1293 Vollintine Avenue LOANS voung baseball prospects. give a satisfactory answer to Vance and Fourth CIRCVSES, RODEOS, boxing, tending. Taystee Richmond, school officials last week The Tennessee A. and I. State Hill’s Barber Shop » —ON— and wrestling also are planned at whether to go ahead with building Larry’s Sundry the Brooklyn park. University Alumni Association spon­ 317 Ayers Street Aytomobiles - Furniture two high schools at six million dol­ sored "Alumni Dinner” in honor of (Beale Post Office One casualty of tihe Giants and lars. All the governor would say i Bread Dodgers moving. westwards is the alumnus of the Year-1957. Alumni Equipment - Signciture was that local authorities in Rich­ Club of the Year and other out­ Pantaze Drug Store food business. Hot dog stands near' mond and everywhere else “should Triple A. Sundry -You will 1‘ke our prompt the Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field standing Alumni last Friday at the Hernando and Beale assess the situation as ft pertains university cafeteria. Hernando & Vance friendly service, courteous are gone with the wind. to a particular locality” and act treatment and desire to help. Attorney Charles S. Farmer, of King Cotton Sundry Another business plum lost is the accordingly. Detroit, Mich. former FjAnklin, Suarez Pharmacy I, Open Thursday And parking business. This waich-your- Linden and Hernondo Tenn., hometowncr and graduate 1098 Thomas Street [• Friday Nights Until 8 P.M.“ car racket once bullied fans for COLONIAL SOCIAL CLUB of Tenn. State in 1941, won the ■Saturdays 9 À.M. to 1 P.M. thousands of dollars. The shills The Colonial Social Club had "Alumnus of the Year" Award 1957. Handy Park Sundry have . shuttered their tents and their last? «reeling at the home of Central Prescription Shop No. 2 Mr^-iarid'Mrs.-Ike HiffFen March 27 Farmer achievements are too 2339 Park Avenue silently stolen away to greener pas­ numerous to mention here. Mississippi & Walker tures. The next meeting will be at 919 S. i McClain St. April 24, at 9 p. m. ■Mrs. Viola Carroll. Mrs. G. O DIXIE Remember, you may not apprec­ Nelson, Mr and Mrs. DO. Gillespie iate the local sports product, that Sixty doPars will be given away. BETTER STILL: WHY NOT ASSURE YOURSELF OF RECEIVING is athletic competition at Clark, ; 1st prize is $30, 2nd prize; is $20, attended the dinner Detroit won the “Alumni Chib fa V•J THE WORLD REGULARLY BY TAKING OU TA HOME DELIVERY Morehou.se and Morris Brown col­ 13rd .prize is; $10. Guest holding tic­ 8 V FINANCE CO, leges. but. I shuddr to think what kets ar? welcome. Mrs. Ruth Wh’.tZv ' Award” of the Year. A’ternev F^n- SUBSCRIPTION? 1 YEAR, $5.00; 6 MOS., $3:00; 3 MOS., $1.50. 152 MADISON - JA. 5-7611 would be the fate of Atlanta sports is president, and. Kirs. Jessie Ston­ ry Heading was also cited for his li they weren’t around, to provide ale is reporter. outstanding work, èeveral alumni Make All Checks, Money Orders Payable To Memphis World, 546 HOME OWNED- a few thrilling minutes and relief received certificates for outstand­ Beale. I HOME OPERATED from the cares of this; tension- Cairo seeks to ’ reassure oil ing services. loaded world. - .' world on pipelines, - Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Halliburton * 4 7 —X.,. n MEMPHIS WÖrIö # Saturday, revolver, which entered the neck famed Toussaint L'Ouverture. De­ anq chest of Devieux. who was vieux had a long record ' in his Occasionally We Hear “The Truman Story HARRIET L. PATTERSON pronounced dead at 11 o'clock in country’s diplomatic service. Women of Mt. Olive Cathedral the Washington Hospital Center by As Minister Counselor, he rank­ Of late former President Truman has been in the news on C.M.E. Church will celebrate their Dr. Louts Badillo, ed second only to the Ambassador. "The shooting took place in De­ Devieux was marrie^ but Em­ certain philosophies contingent to "solvent government." His Annual Women’s Day Sundav. April vieux’ office at the Haitian Em­ years os head of the Truman committee, Vice President under 27, . • . bassy spokesmen said his wife is bassy, allegedly as a result of re­ in Port Àu Prince. the late Franklin D. Roosevelt and President of the United States Highlight of the day’s activities sentment by Toussaint against De­ will be the mammoth noon pro­ Mlle. -Dimanche ran screaming in in his own right, would rate him high in the ranks of elder vieux over his recall from Embassy terror from the Embassy as she gram at 3 p.m. at which time Miss service to Haiti. statesmanship. His words should be something of interest since Harriet L. Patterson' will be guest saw Devieux crumple at his desk. he apparently would not find it expedient to be first against speaker., “The orders for Toussaint’s recall Toussaint surrendered without a struggle when Washington police inflation, then for what would amount to national isolation Miss Patterson, an. out-standing reached the Embassy Monday lecturer will bring a message of morning. He was notified by Am­ arrived on the scene. Officers said and at the same time be for certain tax easements which natur: bassador Fouche. ,he gave.no sign of remorse. deep interest to Memphians at , One of . the first persons to reach ally’ would gravely affect some of- the doctrines he is finding large. She is a . world traveler, hav­ ‘■Toussaint then left for his home, ana ■ talked with his wife, the for­ the scene was French Ambassador it expedient to sponsor. ing been around the world three Herve Alphand, who reportedly was ■ Mr. Truman finds it much easier to-explode certain sum­ times and also completed 19 tours mer Vera Daniels GrtCy, an Ameri­ can citizen, whom he had just called to assist in working out the mit approaches, ^hile expressing ways and means for this ad­ of the Holy Land'since 1935. .Miss jurisdictional issue. Patterson is an author also having married April 12 (.Saturday) ministration to lick some of the very economic episodes he him- OBTAINED PISTOL .. Toussaint's bridé was questioned written several books, one of which at. her home but detectives said ’ 'self posed. - —- . tom. Is “Around The Mediterranean “He returned to the Embassy, ob­ there was no indication that she He ts~much in demand for those auips orrd skits, Trumanis- . The Belgian- Congo Is. administ­ National YW6A Week Manassas Studeni With My Bible". tained a pistol from his desk, en­ was aware of her husband’s intent­ tic in nature which might be used in the coming campaign to ered by th.e Minister of the Colon­ (Conirr.se«! from Pago One) (Continued from Page One) The speakers educational bock­ tered Devieux' office, and after an ion to kill Devieux. ies at Brussels , and « Colonial bolster the Democratic membership in Congress. ground includes an A.B. degree altercation, Shot- t.he counselor;’’ Council of 14 members. The Gover­ The YWCA prograiri is flexible and ed him to- its,”-' they stated. from Western. Reserve university. Mrs. Buggs said her daughter AThe statement added: “Toussaint Russarti? report massive explo­ Top powers in the parties certainly have a right lo boost nor General at Leopoldville is as­ adaptable to time and place, but She has also done graduate study is now in custody of Ambassador ration of the Artic. their own game, and the people should bear this fact in mind sisted by a Government Council of at its base is the never-changing left home at 6:45 that morning, as at? Union Theological Seminary and usual, to ride a city bus to school, Fouche, with cooperation of the while listening to-lhese who are naturally political minded. ^nominatednominated members.,. . - . Oberlin Graduate School of The­ Washington police, until instruct­ Sharp drop In tak borrowing is ( Ruanda nn^ Urundi, formerly In which is approximately 10 blocks His usual outbursts, so .muchly awaited by those of his fol­ It Is anticipated, that four addi­ ology. ions are received from the Haitian indicateti German East... Alricu. are united tional weeks will be provided ior from her home. Miss Vera Cummings, -a teacher lowers who' themselves saw some twenty years of unstandard- administratively with the Belgian no. cost to the American Govern­ A faculty member at Manassas at Melrose high school, is chair­ i;ed economy, Jimade work" -ond'-p^riodtc'wet-nursing, would Congo, under j vice governor at ment by a. Eu/wean premiere of a high School said Miss Loving was man of Women's and Mesdames As: rlda. new mot ion pic Lure. an average student and very mild seem a bit amusing in these times when the national call is mannered. Mae Rase Johnson and Euilla for all hands upon deck, regardless of party affiliations 0« faith Ta understand American policy, In addition to the scientific and Holmes co-chairman. Mrs. Meryl as Joseph Paiimr ill. Assistant technological exhibits in Hie United MOTHER BELIEVES SON in some wholesome and permanent solutions. Mrs. Bradford said her son was Glover is chairman of publicity, Set fit ary <>1 Stale for African Af­ States fjavilion, the-, united States and the Rev. Henry C. Buriton, Mr. Lincoln said and emphasized on numerous occasions fairs. puts il. • the essentially com­ is one of. a number of countries never known to be involved in any trouble before. “Alter talking with pastor. that the first impulse of the nation was to save the Union. With­ plementary character of ilie F.uro- participating, in thQ Inter national The. public is ‘invited. ( peftn anj African continents” must Science Hail which Is a separate him I know within my heart that i out saving the Union first. There would not have been anything be recognized structure on trie fair grounds. the gun was .tired accidentally.,’’ left worth saving. Till RED ‘CARPET said tlie mother. hasn’t eaten anything since the in­ ? $ A. FROM THE FiL.ES cident. He ¡said God knows. it was Mr. Truman is truly an interesting speaker; he almosl Meanwhile, th«- red carpet -Is Her,- are. a couple of iteips taken Bradford reported to his home­ 1 matches Herbert Hoover and Calvin Coolidge in those dry quips beuh.i rolled out i<»r American cor- on accident.” from the, files in Washington. room a’ ' Afi.inaasas Wednesday- Funeral services for Miss --Loving* of gripping satire and biting sarcasm when it tomes lo castigat­ j-espimderiLs here ixperience of those whose first emphasis is to save the nation. working; St., in White Station, with Rev. Those who traveled on the for assignment to the military as­ or: the school’s “B” basketball team. ■ D. T. Dumas, officiating. Interment It is well worth it and the people would be greatly indebted World's Fair inaugural flight, niet sistance advisory group in Vietnam. His mother ^aid: “the suspension will followe- the -new Philadelphia politically to those who lay party expediency aside and come Oscar DePriest in, pn Army doc- from school f.urjjh^r upset him. He in the Sabeiia suite at the New totor...... on of Stanton DePriest■_ andjea-rne>' home and wfìen to bed. Ho cemetery under direction of Victory over into this Macedonia and help save the nation first. York International • Idlewild) Air- grandson .of the late Congres:;man, i funeral home. Sound fiscal policies are. the need of the day even if tliey piri for. pro-departure reception. who is in Berlin -with Lie Sixth 1 The wake has been scheduled for Al 6 p.m the Sabeiia Belgian Infan-lry Regiment, has been given Christian piirpose”. 6 to 10 p.'nt, Saturday at the New don't brina about immediately what is popularly desired. World Airlines special World's Fair T11 Memphis, Hie YWOA seeks to Philadelphia church. charier DC-7 loop. off. a eomnussjon in the ReguJar Army. The deposition of the Rev. E. €’. offer a “bigger world” to young Miss Loving, a native of Mem* Wr arrived at MeLsbrock Airport ’Smith, pastoj- of Metropolitan Bap­ women of the community with a phis; was her mother’s only child. Inquiry Into Auto Prices Brussels, al 10.3u tile next morn- tist Ohuich and oneq of the 10 program that includes classes for Active, in New Philadephia. Bap- The Justice Departmenl recently opened an inquiry into in:*, and departed for our hotels j ministers suing to oust the Rev. adults;.and clubs for teen-agers. tis church, she was director of the The Justice Deportment recently opened an inquiry at 11 o’clock. For young...... o adults,’ " clubs’ ‘ for., thé junior choir and secretary of the the reported price-fixing practices used by cutomobile dealers. ' Joseph h. Jackson, pastor of ML. Olivet- Baptist Church. Chicago, as older adults. . Interest groups, Sunday school. The inquiry.came as the recession and slumping car sales hit ’ At 1 p.m., there was a luncheon Special Activities, and Committee for l.ht4 correspondents at the Plaza ; president of the National Baptist Aside from her parents, survivors dealers harder than at any time since World War II. Convention, USA, Inc., is . the first I work. Conference an^ Convention include: three aunts, Mrs. Lydia. Hotel; at. 3 p.m., a sightseeing tour pa rticipation. ■ In our opinion, the inquiry could hardly have been worst- of Brussels in private cars; at 6 ! to be taken. ’ Jamerson,. -Mrs. Robert Williams, timed, or hardly have come at a time when nothing (or very p.m., ilie United SiUiLes Ambass­ Tlte Rev. Mr, Smitn testified mat Mrs? Owen, in announcing the Mrs. Angeropia Lewllyn. Other re­ if hj? had been given an opjxiriun- latives include Rev. and Mrs. R. S. little) was so certain to be accomplished. In past years there ador gave a’reception, and at 8:30 YWCA’s plan for National YWCA i p.m., there was’a dinner at the ity to appeal from the ruling of Week, extended an invitation to Gveq -, iLavf.-we Greer. Richard has .been a crying need for such an inquiry, and-we will go I Palacp Hotel with—Hie High.Gom- Dr. Jackson that the Convention's _____girls and women throughout the IC. Foxx ana Mrs. Eirihm along with the suggestion of one-SelvaLaHitoliat the., suggested i missioner of Tourism in Belgium rule limiting him to foiir "suex’ess- community to visit the YWCA, 541 list price of all cars be plainly attached to cars in dealers show ! as .the/host. , ive one-year terms had, been illeg­ Vance, and determine if there Js ally adopted and that he, '¿Fackson, rooms. ' . ■ ! Tuesday me press was given a . a program of special Interest to .preview of the world’s Fair. At 9 was eligibly for reelection—that them. She further stated that it In past years there have been irregularities in the auto­ a.m.. we left our respective hotels would have «been the end of the there Is some activity the girls and mobile-business (as there have been in all businesses this large) for the World’s Fair .grounds; 10 controversy as far as he was con­ women of our communi tv wish to aim., official reception in the Brus­ cerned, even if Dr. Jackson’s ruling see started at the YWCA, the and some sort of investigation and subsequent action would I had been sustained. have been thoroughly warranted. It is a known fact that un­ sels World’s Fair auditorium; 10:45 orgariization will be happy to look a.m./ guidc-d tour of the Brussels Fact vs. Fiction; That vest pocket into the possibility of starting ¿ach scrupulous dealers .(a very small segment of the total in the in­ World’s Fair; 1 p m.., luncheon, I size mag was in error again when a program. Mrs. Owen urges women dustry) have taken some purchases to the cleaners by agree­ with the host being Baron Moens [it published that the Senate voted and men make every effort to at­ ing with ether dealers to "up" the retail list price on a certain de Fernig, Commissioner General unanimously to reconsider the bill tend the stimulating program of­ returning to the states legislative v no trouble. -1 don't want this model. ■ of the Fair, at the Fair. feree by ’the YWiCA at Centenary CHAPTER 29 ""And -If she doesn’t?^ Bi^dy jurisdiction over federal lands in Church pn-Sunday, April 20 at 3:30- w ’-\V/E REACHED Buhl in late town turned into s7§hRjtJtlTfgfegai=r pressed. .. The Justice Department is now of the opinion that this sort At 2:30 pm., inauguration of the states. Heliport on the. Falr grounds; 6:15 p._nu- / Vv afternooh and camped along lory. You savvy?” That wasn’t a question'- any of of thing is still 4going on. It is the department's contention that p.m., visit to Folklore section, “La the river under the cottonwoods "Then you’d better see Toll us could answer, so we turned to dealers of a certain car get together and agree on this fixed Belgique* Joy euse”;’ 7. p.m„ recept­ at almost the exact spot where don’t start trouble,’’ Frank said. the bar and had our drinks. or artificial price, and stick together in dealing with the public. ion at Fojklpre section,'and 9 p. m. I had camped nearly four years “And you’d better see Bess gets Brady, more impatient than ever, returned to hotels before with my folks. a fair trial,’’ Johnny Strong said: “Now you boys listen to me. But conditions tn the automobile industry at least — in most LIVE PERFORMANCES I’m the mayor of this town and areas of the country at least — are enough evidence to show We took care ot our horses, added. . •’ : The United States has built as staging them out in the grass be­ I’m speaking Cor it. We’ve got that any such rigging of price can hardly stand the test of some part of its national paviliqn an “She’p get a fair trial,” Veach between three and four hundred tween the town and the river, said. “1 reckon you boys. never desperate competitor, of which there are many, in these times, auditorium theater in which live CREME BRULES A SIMPLE gathered a tall pile ot firewood, people living here, most of thém performances will, be presented. CREAM BRTJLEE WITH sat in court when Judge Jeffer­ women and kids, and even us in other words, while we agree that such reported conspiracy Current funds provide for a pro­ YET ELEGANT DESSERT STRAWBERRIES and stood around arguing about son Brundage was presiding. A memorable dessert needn’t be . whaj our course oi action should men don’t have a stake tn the is against all that free enterprise and the system is supposed gram which’ wilt cover‘only 11 of 2-3 cup sugar Nothing formal about‘ ‘him*?'. ‘ But' trouble between you and Rafter the 26 weeks duration of the fair. complicated to prepare. Often the 2 -.teaspoons flour . ..be/ My 7-father or Elder Smith he’s fair.” to stand for, we think this is an odd time to begin such a study. simplest ingredients and directions would have taken hold: but as it S??- ■ 1-4 teaspoon salt Veach started to turn around. Johnny Strong hit the bar so achieve elegant results. Cream 4 eggs, slightly beaten ' . was, none oi us had any real I asked, “Where’s Si Beam?” Brulee is such a dessert, of French, status a s a-group leader. hard with his fist that the glasses 2 1-2 cup milk; scalded “1 dunno.” jpipped. t “You better see your MEMPHIS WORLD origin, the cream 1 1-2 teaspoons mnilla extract 1 was thé only one who wanted Brulee means Suddenly it struck me that he folk^tay under cover. We’ve had 1-2 teaspoon almond .extract to let the townspeople know we might have Bess locked up in his two men murdered who were as CAPITAL SPOTLIGHT Want Ad Information literally, “burned 1-2 cup light brown sugar were there. 1 said we’d pome to cream”. Actually filthy jail... He was halfway to innocent as any oi your women LOUrë LAUTIER - NNPA & Atlanta Daily World Reporter Whole strawberries balance any threat Toll would the front door ot the courthouse Call JA. 6-4030 the dessert Is Mint sprigs and kids. Now orie of our women Deadline For 'Classified Ad Is ' make and the sooner we announc­ when 1 asked. “Where are you is being tried Cor something she a rich stirred Combine sugar, flour and salt; ed ourselves, the better.' Tuesday for Saturday’s Edition and custard with a keeping Bess?” . didn’t do. I dunno what’s gonna blend with eggs. Stir milk into mix­ “In the hotel?' He turned and Lautier in Brussels Saturday for Wednesday’s Edition canmelized o r ture gradually, cook over het water, in the end they gave in with­ happen, but I know Vic Toll?; and •'burnt ’ «ugar” out me having to tell them I had looked at me. “I’ve got a woman 1 know we ain’t gonna stand for BRUSSELS — Carl Murphy,, chairman of the NNPA News stirring constantly until mixture BYRD TRANSFER COMPANY topping It Is thickens and coats spoon. Remove another reason, a personal one. with her. I ain’t gonna put her him framing Bess Nordine and Service Committee, okayed the trip to the Brussels World's Fair: Reliable handlers, Quick Service. served _ chilled, from heat an^ pour into chilled I had to know it Kitsy was there in tail unless she’s convicted, but sending her to jail in Canon "If this trip will answer the question are Belgium's colonies 53 per room Day or Night— Call often with a bowl. Cool. Add yanilla and almond yet, and I would have gone alone if you boys try to—” City." ? , BR. 6-3020 “We. won’t,” Frank said. “You in Africa mismanaged?. - , fruit accdnípani- extracts. Pour into 8 inch baking il I’d had to. First, Frank Dance He stalked out, all the rest^ol- backed me, then Johnny Strong, just keep her out of that jail." lowing him but Frank Dance and FEMALE HELP WANTED H. GARMON meni. dish or -individual custard cups. “Why is it no Belgian colonies1 Belgian Congo, sprawling across the Sift brown Su£ar over custard. Set and finally the rest of them There were twelve of us alto­ me. I asked, “Where mH you WOMEN SEW Easy Ready-cut wrap the • large, quanity of milk and agreed to go. gether, and it wasn't often that and your friends stand if we get a.re winning. their, independence? .equator, larger than the United eggs make this, custard dessert dish in pan surrourided by ice cubs. “What is the colonists’ view? . States east of the Mississippi and a-round Aprons home. Earn $26.16 When we reached the court­ eleven armed men walked, down into a fight, Mr. Brady?" Dozen — Spare Time Write: highley nutritious, while the crunch Broil 3-4 minutes, or until sugar “What is Belgian’s view? embracing most, of the. . Congo bubbles. Chill. Serve on bed of house at the end ot Main street, Buhl’s Main streets tri-'a bunch. “We’ll stand against the side Accurate MFGR’S. Freeport. N. Y. sugar topping satisfies the sweet the sun was well down in the The news that we were there that fires the first shot,? Br4dy ’Where does the truth probably River basin, and Ruanda, in the tooth. To dress it up' for spring er cracked ice; garnish with straw­ heart of equatorial Africa, and Ur­ berries and mint sprigs. Make 4 to west*, but the day hadn’t cooled. would be all over town within, a said, “but don’t let it. happen, lie?” OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT summer, garnish with fresh straw­ matter'of minutes. undi.'directly south, the two ¡states excellent location for PROFESS­ berries and sprigs of mint. 6 servings. The' summer had been dry and Munro.” - That’s a . tough assignment, but forming the Rüsandarürundí terri­ IONAL or INSURANCE office on hot. until no rain here tn Buhl for jjye filed ipto the hotel lobby. , "We can’t promise anything," the answers will-be sought. tory administered by Belgium un­ PARK AVENUE. For Information, •weeks. As soon as the clerk-. 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