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Court Rules City Must Manassas Commencement Speakers -, Not Segregate Residents 1. C. University ‘! WASHINGTON, D. C. — (SNS) — Birmingham's .racial zoning •• 'í¡ 1 Fights Entrance laws were doomed by the United States Supreme Court Monday when the highest tribunal let stand the decision of the U. S, B Cir- I cuit Court of Appeals voiding segregated housing areas. z-i-íí;-; li Of Negroes Originally, u. S. Judge Clarence white residents. In the, New Or- ¡’ 'is. Mullins in a memorable opinion in leans decision the court said that RALEIGH, N. C.— (ANP)—¡Hie B University of North Carolina-law.) Birmingham had declared Birm racial zoning laws violated the 14 th JgSig school, through its attorney began ingham’s racial zoning ordinances amendment of the United States laying plans here Thursday to fight, unconstitutional. He issued a per Constitution. Birmingham offici- i the admittance of Negroes to its1. als argued that their racial, plan- classscs. . ’ , manent injunction restraining Bir was to insure peace and .order. mingham officials from enforcing The highest court refused to rule- A petition ano supporting brief on the appeal. were filed, just one day before such laws. the deadline/asking U. S. Suprem3;. LEMOYNE COMMENCEMENT - Platform on Bac Kincheloe; Prof. Hollis F. Price, president of Le Tub City of Birmingham appeal Bombs shattered the $16,000 home court review and reversal of the. ed the ¡decision to the U; S.. Cir which figured in the litigation less Circuit of appeals decision order-’ calaureate Sunday at LeMoyne College, when Moyne College; Rev. William Watson, pastor. •than 48 hours after the New „Or- Ing the school to admit qualified more than 50 graduates heard Dr. Samuel C. cuit Court of Appeals which later Second Congregational Church; Dean Paul Col leans court upheld Judge Mullins’ Negroes for legal training. 5$' .?. Kincheloe, Chicago theological Seminary pro :n a two-to-one decision backed up ruling. This home., is located in the lins; Prof. A. A. Branch, Mits Bessie Meachum; At the same time the university' fessor, center, and principal speaker, deliver a ,:nd bolstered the Mullins opinion. North- Smithfield area now called Dr. W. W. Gibson, Prof, Rufus S. Hawkins; Mr. Birmingham officials then appeal “Dynamite Hill.” trustee voted to fight the law school: thrilling and inspiring message, telling them that case, they agreed to admit qualified, Rockwell, recpntlÿ appointed treasurer of Le- ed to the U. S. Supreme ■ Court A few days ago two homes in "The eternal search for salvation is the great which let the lower court rulings this area that had been’ targets of Negroes to the university’s.medical-, search of man." Moyne; Miss Margaret Bush;, and Mrs. Mabie stand. about half of Birmingham’s nine un school, Reason given for opposing the admittance of Negroes was that From left to right: Graduating Seniors, Dr. Love Robinson. The court said City officials in solved racial bombings were burned DR S. A OWEN DR J E. WALKER Birmingham, Alabama, may not by tc the ground by mysterious fires the state has furnished equal-fh- recently elected first vice-president North zoning laws segregate Negro and (Continued On Page Four) Principal speaker for Manassa» cillties for legal training at High School Commencement Exer of tire Inter-Denominational Minis Carolina college. • English Study 7T Maxim Drops Fourth Straight cises will be Dr. 8. A. Owen, pas terial Alliance. ------tor, Metropolitan Baptist Church, Hundreds Will hear Dr. J. E. EXPERIENCE Club To Honor .Dr. Kincheloe Thrills and Dr. J. E. Walker, president, Walker. Wednesday evening, June and organizer, Universal Life In It may serve as a comfort to ' Bout To Cincinati Clouter Hayes, Faculty surance Company and the Tri-Stite G, at" Ellis Auditorium, when he Will us in all our calamities and af*< 1 Bank. address the graduating class. More fllctlonx, that he who loses any-':'.' BY KEN OPSTEIN — International News Service Sports Writer The English Study Club- of Ma- Baccalaureate Audience Dr. Owen will be Baccalaureate than 100 stuents wil receive diplo thing and gets wisdom by it, b nassas High School under direction speaker Sunday. June 3, at 3- p„ m . mas from Mr.;. Julius Goodman, a‘gainer by the loss. CHICAGO — (INS) — Heavy weight champion Ezzard Charles Dr. Samuel C. Kincheloe, chlca- „lection, constant work, and inquir at the school auditorium He was member, City Board of Education. — L’Estrange. i of Mrs. Ozie Johnson Hodge is pre -L:£; although addicted to strawberry sodas, had no such weakness senting a two-fold program in the . go Theological Seminary professor ■ ing Intellect. Dr. Kincheloe-further for Joey Maxim Wednesday night and decisively’whipped the and LeMoyne College Baccalaureate pointed out that after man was beautiful Cora P. Taylor Auditorium t’.-v light heavyweight king in a 15-round title fight at the Chicago of the school. In the first half of Day : peaker Sunday, delivered a made aware of certain difficulties the program the club will make Its thrilling and inspiring message to in connection with life ; “Jesus said, stadium. debut at which time members will the senior class and the record ’you therefore, but be perfect as The only noticeable effect from Frank Gilmer awarded the heavy breaking crowd attending the memcr your Father is perfect^"’ Charles’ frequent trips to the drug weight champ 78 points to 72 for be presented formally. Visiters are cordially invited to attend the af able affair. store for ice cream during training Maxim. ’’When, people find that perfection was a strawberry colored eye and The International News , Service fair. As the sun began rapidly urging the shadows along the green enclos can’t be accomplished, then what?” ’ that showed itself on Maxim in the sport card named Charles the win The later half of the program will The speaker answered this question ner by an 82 to 68 margin and gave ed platform and intermittar.t with the declaration,' ‘Religion gives 11th round. be devoted to the observance of J. breezes of Magnolia blossom per : Charles nine rounds, Maxim two, A Hayes and Faculty Day at the an inner place because you have There were no knockdowns but and called four even-Stephen. fumed air blew across the beautiful CHARLESTON, South Curoltna— -I' Charles was in command almost at school. Mr Hayes, principal, has green and spacious LeMoyne College made the great committment.'’ Charles shook Maxim with a long served Manassas High School ■ and The senior class was expressly Testimony in the first direct court every moment. . right to the temple in the opening campus, Dr. Kincheloe, after the challenge to school segregation in This was the 29-y6ar-old cham ,North Memphis area for ,tre pgst Introduction by President,Hollis F, aware of. the signlfcance of this round Hut was booed by the crowd ’twenty-two years. His services have the south ended Tuesday at Charles pion’s eighth successful title de- of 9,000 for another right that land-' Price,i rose, took his text from the speech in view of the mounting any ton and a three-judge Federal Tri Feast Of Corpus-Christ iense since-he -won the crown In been invaluable, .for the residents of fifth chapter of M.itthcw and com widespread belief that college grad- ed on the Cleveland challenger’s the community as well as the boys untes are moving further away bunal' began deliberations on their Chicago two years ago and the jaw after the bell. menced delivery of the address that decision, which is expected within a I fourth time he beat Maxim. , and girls, are living fu'.er. richer, shall of certainty be indelibly in- from the teachings >f Christ and a Charles opened with a rush, carry and more useful lives because of genuine belief in God " month. Procession Impressive' Judges Ed Hintz and Tommy ing the fight to Maxim, and shook •tere into the Annals of LeMoyne Thomas each scored the fight 85 to having been exposed to his sti- College history unde.- the heading, Dr. Kincheloe closed the momen Attorneys for Clarendon County, 65 in favor of Charles and Referee (Continued On Page Four) perior leadership. "Great and Memorable Speeches " tous address with, '‘The eternal S. C„. summed up their defense with t Dr. Klnche.oe stated that “all search for salvation is the great a request for more time to remedy On Thursday night, the Feast of Body and Blood of Jesus Christ The president, faculty;, and. ad- inequalities in the county schools. Corpus Christi (Body of Christ), whole and en’lre under the appear ministration of Lane College .taking men are seeking perfection " He search of man. ” went on further to,enumerate ways Lawyers for the Negro Citizens who May 24, 1951, the parlshoners of St. ances of Bread and Wine. In this Spider Rock Dance Contest To cognizance of these facts, have vot Iran pipeline plans go urn despite brought the suit against Clarendon Augustine turned out four hundred occasion, the Consecrated Bread ed .that Mr. Hayes be awarded a employed toward this end including: The study of Theology, human af- proposed ' nationalization. schools urged that the extension of •strong for a mammoth procession, was carried in procession by Father Take Place At Beale Avenue Certificate of Merit at'its commence time te denied and that segrega candle light procession, in honor of Landelin Belcher, OFM in a largo lr.cnt program Thursday, May 21st. tion be outlawed immediately in the Blessed Sacrament. The four gold plated monstrance. Auditorium Tonight (Friday) The faculty, composed of sixty the County school system. hundred people, with lighted candles The school’s band made its first teachers and assistant principal, E. Pepsi-Cola Sales Representatives Chief defense counsel Robert M. joined in a block long march’to the marching appearance under the di A. Teague, represents a most loyal Not since the faded era df the with the Millender’s aggregation C. C. Figg. Jr., told the court that three' alters constructed on the rection of the Drum Major, De- and1 cooperative group of teachers. Relax In Mound Bayou, Mississippi South Carolina wants to solve its school grounds for a blessing with wayne Lofton- and the guidance of famed Llndy-hoppers. has the an severed the connection with Lucky, Such type df cooperation and loyal nouncement of a new dance created started their own orchestra and social problems through education. the Blessed Eucharist at each stop. Sister M. Evangelice, BVM, the band ty have attributed greatly to the He pointed out.that northern states With just - as many spectators Instructor. Following the cross bear so much excitement and discussion signed with Decca Record Co. The success of the leader.- as has the new dance craze. The team of Tab and Trevor was an im ended school segregation as the feel along the ' sidewalks and around er was a color guard with Boy So to the readers oi the Memphis Scouts and Girl Scouts in unlfdrm Spider Rock, designed for the pur mediate success. It smashed the Ings ol their citizens changed and cacli altar, the parish of St. Augus pose of testing the creative ability market with hit after hit; gaining World, friends, far and near, Hats tine made a public act’ of faith in The procession went its way with of young dancers, this' affair should National Prominence with the re off. "A great leader passed this (Continued On Page Four) Holy Eucharist, which contains .the band music and prayers led by Fa give birth to a very interesting va corded versions of “I’ll Live True to way.” ther Bertrand Kock. OFM, the Pas riety of dance patterns. The objec You,” “I Was Wrong,” "You Lovely tor from altar to altar. During thli tive of the dancer will be to create You,” and many others. The tragic Manassas Graduates Will Hear time, the busy traffic was haltec a set of original dance steps to coin and untimely traffic death of Trev under the direction of the City Po- cide with the music of the record. or abruptly put tin end to one of the lloe? •Spider Rock, as recorded by Tab most commercial recording units tn Quits Ink Spots Rev. S. A. Owen, Dr. J. E. Walker The first stop for a blessing wltt ■S Smith. Tab Smith's manager will many years. Deeply affected by the the Blessed Sacramont was at th< ■ ’ll you. his story of how the tune death of Trevor, who was one of At Commencement Exercises CYO (Catholic Youth Organization; Spider Rock” was created. his closest friends, Tab retired from altar. The youth of the parlsl the musical field, for a period of clple speaker. constructed this altar; Frank Hay “The tune Spider Rock is an orig For Key Notes More than 100 students of the den lade a large painting deplctlni over two years. He recently decided, 1951 graduating class of Manassas Dr. Walker has been acclaimed inal composition by Tab Smith and to once again throw his hat into the PENNSAUKEN. N. J.—(ANP) - the No. 1 Negro Business Man of a girl and boy from the schoo dedicated—to-Spider-Burker-one-of- Herb Kenny, baritone member and High School will hear the Rev. S. A. dressed in red cassocks giving pralsi musical circle, alter much coaxing" Owen, pastor of Metropolitan Bap- the United States; and the honored uie nation's most outstanding disc twin brother to Bill Kenny of the nt Illg more than 120,000 col-' to the Blessed Sacrament. At Dear Eleanor, I’m a constant reader of your DB. SOPHIA BRUNSON column and find it very helpful. My problem is this: I have been • BY DR. SOPHIA BRUNSON A late magazine has an article on married for 2 1-2 years, and have . Beware of Self-Medication two so-called miracle drugs. One a small child. ; - Self- medication’ is a favorite is made from hog glands In tire I have been separated from. my .sport- Ol-laiety. The more abysmal Chicago stockyards. The other can husband for five months.. ¿ttplt ignorance of drugs theffmoie be obtained from the adrenal Since!I have been separated he they indulge in it. The only college glands of humans, but is synthe has not supported his (our) child. NFLAVORED gelatine is & ■ that they ever attend or will ever sized in the laboratory of a large He gambles and throws away his ¡attepd is. located in front of the pharmaceutical house. protein food, a body builder. money. He says that he still loves USimple to use. one envelope ta all radio. Little do ‘they realize upon The author tells , some interesting his family and visits us every day. JWiUti,dangerous ’ grounds they are facts ‘about !the ¡two new drugs that’s needed to jell two cups or one I have asked him for a divorce du‘. pint of liquid. With canned mixed J tteadlng. ¡Some of the drugs that. that I have mentioned. he won’t agree. I live ■ with vegetable juices, a basic salad can .advertised are positively dan- A woman' who.-was suffering parents; we don’t get along. be made with just two ingredients. I'rangns to health and even to life agony' from arthritis went to the Alb. Lady. Or this recipe can be doubled, it self, if not used wisely. hospital for relief. The new drug Answer. poured into 1 qt. ring mold, center ' Patients come in arid query, “Why had just come into the hospital Your husband seems, to be the filled with seafood or chicken. For —oon’t-you cure patients of cronic for trial. It had, been extensively type who will evade responsibility Molded Vegetable. Juice Salad soften disease by giving them the new advertised as a marvelous cure for as long as he can. As long as he can 1 env. unflavored gelatine in %-cup : miracle drugs? I heard that old arthritis. The doctors began -her hitch-hike a free ride for himself, cold canned mixed vegetable juices. i Mn .r Blaiik was nearly dead with treatment with it. In three days, the he will not pay for one. GRAND ^RAPIDS, MICHIGAN: — From the new< Mid-Century Add l1/* cups hot canned mixed artlfrifis,; In fact he suffered tor- swelling had gone and, in. three You can get a divorce without Modern furniture collection, recently introduced by the'John Widdi- vegetable juices. Stir until gelatine ' ture at times and couldn't walk. He weeks, she threw away her cane his consent. Why don’t you get a comb Company, the illustrated pieces are planned for interchangeable dissolves. Pour Into individual '. took a few doses of a new dr-ig and ran up and down stairs like a separate maintenance? You owe use in dining room, bedroom or living room. Pieces are made of fruit: molds. Chill in gas refrigerator and"now, presto! his pains are gone young girl. that to yourself as well as to your wood in choice of two finishes: champagne, a blond tone; and bur-- until firm. Unmold on salad greens, . and h? w.alks wherever he wants to It looked like magic, but the cure child. If you continue your pres gunoy, a dark tone. Several pieces in the collection are available in serve with dressing. Yields 4 serv - go.” As a matter of fact... a patient soon faded away. She began to suf ings. ent schedule--you will soon have lacquer colors-cherry red, forest green, black or white. Contemporary • • • taking such drugs must be very fer from depression. She actually baby number two supported only in its elimination of unnecessary adornment, its adaptability and its closely supervised, for sometimes’ seemed to be off mentally. The by you. flexibility, the Mid-Century Modern group is timeless in its inviting' Diapers now come In colors,’of’ drug was stopped and the patient warmth and look of graciousness. all things. The pastel shades will] ^the results are extremely disastrous, Your attitude and habit of per Whether you have a kitchen proved chemical drain cleaner, ■ and the last state of that man is received the shock treatment in the not fade out when dried in your gas psychopathic ward. In time, the mitting your husband to visit you dryer. But If you're not the lucky ■with the most streamlined con each week down the sink outlet. ■ worse than the first. daily is partly the cause of your owner of this wonderful automatic veniences or have to make-do with This homemaker uses it after ar- ‘Then to make the matter worse mental condition- cleared up,, but . ranging flowers from her summer the patient depends upon the cane parents attitude toward you. They servant, don’t dry colored diaper« the old-fashioned type of equip ; there are quacks loose on the public know that he is a gambler and in direct sunlight ment, the best recipe for keeping garden so that tiny leaves, bits of Who have never seen inside a medi- again. they know that you continue to ABOUT YOUR HOME • • • . your drain clean and clear is to fern and fallen petals will not ca! college, who are masquerading The other drug gave as brilliant —By FRANCES DELL clog up her drain. promise but has proven just as grant to him privileges that he Whipped cream holds'up lo«ger* pour one tablespoonful of an ap- i tinder names of fictitous schools of doesn’t deserve. if confectioners’ sugar is used for ’ healing. These people are buying dismal a' failure. sweetening instead of granulated Separate maintenance will prove When decorating a hall,- living ' Pastels have long been popular ! and dispensing dangerous new drugs to him and you just how much love sugar. that. actually neither the manu My advice to the laiety is to use- room or dining room, you will have for bedrooms because they are rest • • * .all these new drugs only under the_ that really exists between the two to plan schemes that will. please ful. Hbwever, don’t hesitate to use facturer nor the physicians know of you. I believe he will then soon . Up to 20 gals, of hot water in very much about. Sometimes the care of a competent physician. everyone in ■ the family. In deco dark. green or brown if that’s the’ 40 minutes are needed to wash and Patients respond differently, even wake up and act more like a hus rating a bedroom it’s different— patients themselves are obtaining band and father should toward his occupant wants. .Just be sure the rinse. one load in an automatic and ministering to themselves such to food. Remember the old adage, please only the person who uses it. ioom has good.light, and use plenty washer. A whole week's average “One man’s poison is another man’s family... of light colors with the dark. drugs. It is an illustration of "fools Eleanor This goes for children’s rooms, family wash —three loads, uses up rushing where angels fear to tread.” meat.” also. Don’t worry if Junior’s taste 60 gals, of hot, hot water in two Dormers are a common bedroom Dear Eleanor, __ . ■ runs to bottled snakes or_ Sister’s hours. An automatic—gas water taste in ruffles seem a bit Ibo-too. problem. They can’t be hidden, so heater refills as fast as it flows out .. I’m 17 1-2 and a Junior High try playing them up. A ■ small- of the tap —especially important There is no excuse for monotony 1 quart okra, fresh or canned, graduate. I had to quit school to .Children’s tastes will develop as they grow. figured paper will do the. trick if on washdays. . in meals as long as we have such cut in slices Feminine Fashion Flair work before I could get my diplo the other walls in the room are ■ • • • a vast quantity of herbs from- 5 tomatoes sliced ma. plain. I By BERNADINE CARRICKETT For ANP For a quick peel: Hold peaches which to choose. The best cooks 1 cup cream My boy friend whom I. have al- shall be forced to take my life. I It will' make a small bedroom or tomatoes over the gas flanle of use them with discretion. Here are 2 sprigs parsley, cut in pieces / v/ays admired wants to marry me, am just that unhappy. look larger to, paper one wall in a your range a moment or two. The six of the primary seasoning plants . 3 cups boiling water Hello ladies! Since I've talked about cool cottons, play I haven’t said ^‘yes”’yet. I know that Miss B. J. J. of Atlanta bright bold paper and paint the heat loosens the skin. and the common uses of each. , 1-2’teaspoon pepper I love him; but I am Very doubtful N ♦ • ■ * clothes and lingerie for summer wear in previous articles, I guess Answer: other walls a solid color. Try the Mint — Pot cheeses, salads, salad 2 tablespoon salt of my ability to manage .a home. bed against the papered wall. The Br6ad will stay fresh longer if dressings, pea soup, meat broth, 1 cup cooked rice you've wondered why I haven't mentioned that little item called We need each other so much. Your retaliation (talking and effect is usually very attractive. you store it In your gas refrigerator 1-2 teaspoon basil. I flirting with other fellows) only potatoes, tea and ices. I a /'conversation piece," the woman's hat. Yet I cannot stand to wait much — covered *n self wrapper or wax Thyme — Soups, sauces, stuffings, 1-4 teaspoon rosemary I. . Summer hats, this season quite' longer. I do not know what to do. served to make bad matters worse. The floors in children’s rooms take paper. f '.Surely, you don’t think its be- " cheeses, salads, meats, fish, pot Saute the chicken until brown in cause you’re not supposed to wear generally are confectionery triffles Please advise. Go to the family welfare and ask a beating, so why not try a lino information as to how you should cheese, dressings. the salt pork fat in a saucepan. one, come summer. Certainly not! tc. perch cooly. but smartly atop Patilie of C leum rug here? It will be attractive Sage — Use sparingly with beans, Answer: proceed to have blod tests so that Saute the onion slices for ten The milliners are too clever for sleek coiffures. Palo pastels; cool and easy to clean and will protect salt fish, stews, ducks, or geese. minutes in the fat. Add okra, to whites, dabs or brilliant color, smart Be sure that you are not mistak your husband will know that he is the wood floors at the same time. that. Then too, the fashion experts the baby’s father. Blood tests are Majoram — Sauces, soups, salads, matoes and parsley sprigs. Sauta say no woman is completely attired combinations of straw with black ing mad passion for love. The form Today it’s not ■ necessary -to buy meat, stuffings, fish. velvet, lush felts of flattering neu er is like tinsel, that brilliant tin given for such. ? matched suite of beedroom furni all these for 1-2 hour, very slowly; unless she wears a hat, even if its place them in .the- saucepan with on^y one of those little veiled af trals, and all the. burnt straw shades sel that brightens the eye only to ture. Old chests, shelves and box Mint Sauce smart woman will appreciate. lose its luster later on. The latter I know it is hard to do but if you the chicken. 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Pour pepper may be added. If necessary, PLAID AUTO engagement. But until the sultry Your fiance may have an income say. When he starts fussing, just Is DRINKING over mint and stand let 30 minutes summer weather does arrive, the sufficient to maintain a home and don’t answer him. Go out together in a warm place. If vinegar is very thin with boiTing water. .Boil, up more often. once and serve. Separate the bones SEAT COVERS small hats are the hats of the hour, i family adequately but I doubt it. Ruining Your Health, strong dilute-with water. from the chicken. Serve with pieces . pint are comfortable *■ Cool * Easy’ Some air conditioned models are Only a few men are able to do You both married before you were willing to settle down. But if you DREAM BOOK Happiness, Life? of chicken in the plate with .tho on the Eyes. * Satinproof * Water■ no more than a wide meshed veil that. 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Nurse . at per, 922 Woodlawn has been home, equally sincere, to three years’ Im annual-affair "Was-the ...presentation Friendship Clinic in Mound Bayou, on two weeks between, semester va prisonment. the court could • not The problem was, .las ’ of the walk leading to the Mc where Mis. Howard's husband serves cation from Tuskegee Institute. discriminate._ ... - 7 Rudd said, t'how to aeggrainragj Dowell entrance by Mrs. CharliesP. as Medical Director. Miss Harper is leaving Memphis The court denied n request that conflicting commands of God and. Roland to President Price who spoke So .were. BIJly Graham’s Song Sunday, June 3. to return to sum Lawson’s sentence be reduced and State."______' -. and called- on Dean Collins to' in Composers .at Manassas last week. mer school at Tuskegee Institute, that he be paroled to the Method troduced the' faculty. Speaker for where she Is majoring in elemen-. ist Board- OP Missions for mission For A Whiskey That Can'f^te: the occasion was Atty. Benjam’.n ' Lane College paid tribute Wednes tary. education. She will be an ad ary service. Beaten Try Bond and Lillard.- K«l< Jones, member of the ’41 Class. day...w ----morning at its Commencement vanced sophomore this fall. She ts Lawson’s friends describe him as lucky Straight Bonrbon Other members of the class on pro- Exercises- ■ •te Mr. J , A... Hayes. ---- — a graduate of Manassas High young man of ’’unusual lntel- Sale At Your Favorite Uyijgr.SwrA gram were Mrs. Helen Smith Saw- eminent Principal of Manassas High School, and a member of "Gospel yer, .the Washbum twins, 1Mr. School and Civic leader fol lile out-¡ Temi)1¿ Baptist Church. Jesse Turner, Mrs. Bernice Wise IStanding work in the community I Mr. and Mrs. Harper are the MADAM BELL. Abrdm and'Mr'.' Leroy ' Johnson, and !)i educational ranks l>y award proprietors of Harper’s Service President of the Alimini Asso. Also ing him a “Certificate of Merit.” Station and Tranzer Grocery. They GREATEST PALMIST ? .'■S By JEWELL GENTRY 3 o'clock with the Rev. s. A. Owen, graduation in the school auditorium present Was Mr. Theo. McLemore. "I am keenly appreciative fend deep IACCALAUREATE pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist ly moved by this citation which Lt are very, popular. In social Tuesday June 5 with the Rev J A. Trustee, and1 National President of ■ civic activities.' LeMoyne College held Its Church speaking. I McDaniel, Pastor of the Bethel the' t^Moyne Alumni. who. lids set coming from my Alma Mater, de First time In This SectionI > alaureate Sunday on the College Booker Washington High School Presbyterian Church, speaking. up chapters in several large cities. clared Ml’. Hayes'. If I have been ampus with the Rev. Samuel C. will hold1 its Baccalaureate services President Price presented the able’to'do ahy' good to the human Are You Dissatisfied With Marriage? Have Yott Linchloe,, Professor, Chicago Theo- in -the Blair H. Hunt Gym. Sunday Principals J. A. 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Phone . —------— ——-r '• —- — ..— 1- -t. -tat : : 7'5 -- 7.<7:/" 7" 7- «nawnimT ; --- .....: --.... -uaSisauj ..... ;■ --r/fì I » MEMPHIS WORLD • Friday, June 1, 1951 Testifies That Horace Wilson Was Not At Scene Of Slaying TRENTON—The former employer of one of the defendants in the celebrated Trenton Six murder case testified this week that the defendant, Horace Wilson/was on the job working for him on the morning of the 1948 murder of second-hand furniture dealer Wil liam Horner, with whose slaying the six Negroes are charged.* Holmes Perrine, the' employer, stated on direct questioning by Raymond TPace— —Alexander,------1—, who..L- heads the staff of lawyers retained Invite Dr. Bunche by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to defend Horace Wilson and John McKenzie, that his plant records To New Assembly show Wilson was at work on the day of the crime.. Mr. Perrine lndenti- NEW YORK— (ANP) — A signi fled these records in the, court ficant organization in the future American public opinion was inau room and also identified the hand- gurated in upstate Harriman. N.Y. vzrlting of a foreman, now deceased, It is the American Assembly, which who had entered Horace Wilson’s was conceived by Gen. Dwight El name on a roll indicating his at senhower and organized by Colum tendance at work on that day. The bia University. foreman’s testimony ' at the first Its object Is to promote publio trial of the Six was read to the discussion of major problems con- jury by Mr. Alexander. front'ng the nation by leaders in The re-trial of the Six, whose government, agriculture, business, first conviction was reversed by the professions and labor New Jersey . Supreme Court, began Dr. Ralph Bunche. diiector cl cn March 5 and is now nearing the Trusteeship Division of the the completion of its twelfth week. United Nation was among the 80 Mr. Alexander is being assisted in delegates. They met in closed panels the defense of Wilson and McKen to discuss specific aspects of the zie by NAACP attorneys J. Mercer question for consideration. Burrell of Newark and Clifford "Relations of the United and Moore of Trenton. The other men Europe." the subject of the discus are being defended by other lawyers. ZE FRENCH TOUCH—it was inevitable that these three New HONOR GRADUATE AT JEWISH HOSPITAL— At the graduation e-.ercises of tile School of Nursing sion was submitted by Gen. Eisen McKenzie Sticks to Story ! of the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn recently, .Miss Dorothy Giifotd was the first Negro graduate cited for hower to assist him in his current Earlier this week, McKenzie was York gobs, on leave in France, should seek out one of Europe's ' . stellar scholastic standings In the hospital. Miss Gi.'ioni r ¡•ceived' III«- Edward C. .Blunt award for high task as leader of the UN forces in unshaken in his insistence that, he foremost perfume distillery«, Louis Funel in Cannes. The three ^scholastic standing, professional altitude and good eliiiieal nursing. judged by the faculty and stu- Europe. Friday the assembly was played no part in the crime, and men are.serving aboard the attack transport USS Fremont of S’, rleht body. She also reached a;> el’ir:: cu'<.l.-.J.ir awonl I >r luiii,: i.a it :t great ileal of her spare time concluded with summarizing df the charged that he and other defend the Amphibious Force. Atlantic Licet, in the Mediterranean. p to the . Ilcn-pluleq;.io>> ll activities ul th. I.uspi!'-I Sllpretilt Cetili Ju t ‘S3 : æ ", •> *» To Defeat Rankin Bill Political Science WASHINGTON—An urgent request that Congress defeat the Rankin bill, H. R. 314, providing for a segregated veterans hospi tal for Negroes at the birthplace of Booker T. Washington in Nat'l Academy Franklin County, Virginia, was made this week by thirty-five lead CHICAGO — (ANP) — The ers of twenty-one national organizations meeting here for a civil I board of directors of the Academy rights conference called by the National Association for the Ad: of Political Science has just award-; WASHINGTON — (ANP) — ed membership to Chandler Owen, Charging the United Nations with vancement of Colored People., Regina Chandler. National Council publicist and public relations coun trying to wreck, our government. Tn a letter to 315 congressmen, 1 sel. I -— ’ ; : Cong. John E. Rankin (D., Miss.) the group described the Franklin of1 Negro Women: Dr. W. T. Ran last week called upon both houses of County area as “inaccessible ...... 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Areas Approved Bogan ' Bullet-Hot Realism The eye-catching scene was the Sunday, June 17th With Owens Best Speaking Girl - Essie Vir wedding cake centered on a white ginia Gatewood Irish linen table cloth with green By Rockefeller 5. Most Affable Boy - Emltt .'aril surrounding the cake. CHICAGO— (INS) — Nelson À. CHURCH PROGRAM program were Stephen Black. Earl ;Simon Par 'fait punch and'Wedding cake -.Sunday at Macedonia Baptist Bogan, and Lorena Plummer Al Sweetest'Girl • - Mary Edmond was.served the guests. - • Rockefeller, chairman of the !ti- Church, pa.stoted by Rev A. M though Bogan was late , in arriving. 6 Most Courteous Boy - Stephen ' The couple Is relaxing in their Itermf tonal development advisory Hudson, an eager and attentive this did not exempt hint from tak- ■Black . .. beautiful hen:.? for a few more days, board, suggested Wednesday that ’crowd was held spelbound by t’:e ;ng part in the program. The pas Most Courteous Girl - Gloria Har enjoying the sight of the numerous prefits from American Capital in eloquence and solemnity with which tor. Rev. A. M. Hudson, requested ris and useful gilts received from vested In underdeveloped areas of each speaker so gallantly treateu that Earl Bogan recite “Creation.’’ 7. Neatest Boy - Leroy Ingram friends tar and near the World should be exempt. Neatset Girl - Gamcil McNeil his subject. The paramount feature Earl Cid a ver;’ good job. A;so Clara Rockefeller said that elimination of the afternoon was a forum with Ferguson and Ruthie Campbell ap 8. Best Dressed Boy,- Floyd Gar rett ■’ of mccine taxes would spur many .the subject The ’ Value of the peared on the program. REMOVAL NOTICE! Americans to visit in the underde Church to the Youth of today. ’’ Juniors who ■ made-distinct - con- .. ..This. j»_ *0 notify the public veloped areas of Latin America, the This is Indeed a timely subject. All tribution were Reuben Davis and Best Dressed“Glrl“ Iris- ButicT’ - 9. FUrtlest Boy - Jaimes Morris that Dr. Cooper Taylor has near and middle East, Africa and ■wjio. witnessed the program left- Edward Jenkins. Southeastern Asia. . With anew hope and new inspira 10 Most Dignified Boy - Stephen transferred his offices from tion. Facts never before thought of NEWSETTE POPULARITY Black He said that Russia’." strategy Is to CONTEST Flirtlest,Giri .- Cora Bell Dallas 169 Beale Avenue were brought to the light. The 485 PONTOTOC, cut off America’s resources of Raw speakers were Gloria Harris. Earl _ ln_the._popularity contest recent Most Dignified Girl - Alpha Braw- materials, and added that 73 per -Parrish, Eugene Himilton. and Louis ly sponsored by the Newsstte Staff, :ner _ ' :.,J- Memphis, Tenn. cent of the raw materials needed Owens. the judges or. rather public vote de 11 Friendliest Boy - Reuben OFFICE HOUKS: 9-1; by the U. S come from the under 1er seniors who witnessed tire clared the Wirmers ns follows’ : Davis Bv Appointment: developed areas. 1. Most Handsome Boy ' - Alonso Friendliest Giri - Eula Reed Office—Phone—8-7840 12. Best Boy Athlete - Estus Bul rbr The Drink Everybody Knows Currie .lies. — Phone—8-7608 Rockefeller :po'té at,a Joint meet Jted Like, Why Not Try That Good 2. Most Studious Boy -Floyd lock LITTLE ESTHER ing of '.lie Chicago Association of VEX' Bond .and .Lillard .Kentucky Rhodes • Best Giri Athlete - Annie Parker- Commerce and industry and thè ex Straight Bourbon Whiskey On Sale 3. Most. Popular Boy - B T 13. Most Bashful Boy - Wlllian, The famous Little Esther-Johnny port, manager club (at the hotel At Your Favorite Liquor Store James' Perry Olis unit, which is now making its Sherman', ■ Most Bashful Girl - Herna Wil second smash trans-continental liams tour, will stop over in Memphis at 3 DAYS 14. Most- Versatile Boy - Bennie SAVE MORE the Handy Theatre for a one day .H's The Rage Of The Town That Cawford. -B. J. James (tied) get together with the “home-folks”, Good Old Sunny Brook Brand STARTING MorirVefSat’.le Girl - Gloria Har on Sunday, June 17t.h, matinee and. White Label And Yellow Label On ris' ON F000 night, with a Big Ramble at 11:30 Sale At Your Favorite Liquor Store 15. Best Boy Dancer - B T. P. M. ■ In Memphis. SUNDAY James TERRORS OF THE UNDERWORLD! Radio patrolmen Mark Stevens Best,Girl Dancer - Violet Hall (left) and Edmond O’Brien capture killer. Donald Buka in Columbia’s “BetweenMidnight and Dawn,” which starts Sunday at the NEW DAISY MEMPHIS WORLD THEATRE. Gale Storm_is also starred with Stevens and O’Brien in the POPULARITY CONTEST film. ESQUIRE, THEATRE In order »hat the rest of the school might become as well known SATURDAY - (Double Feature) as the seniors are. we decided to Miss Lillie A. Williams Lovely sponsor thia..<«rteeY Little ESTHER Calvert Challenges Comparison Make this taste test today HERFS ALL YOU DO. Just ask a friend to pour about Vt oz. of Calvertointo a glass, and the same amount of your present JOHNNY OTIS -brand into-another—without telling you which is which. And His Band Compare each brand for STRAIGHT REDD LYTE__ smoothness, flavor,-freedomfrom- STRAIGHT MEL WALKER bite, burn or sting. Then pick BOURBON A Proud Name... WHISKEY the one that really tastes better. HVE YEARS 0U> RAMBLE — SUNDAY 11:30 P.M. w. A..HAL.LI-R CORP.. PHIL A. PA Admission 65c (Tax Ind.) Ifs smart to switch to ...... Vance Avenue, Memphis,' Tenn., Friday,June 1,1951 and we do_mlss her. Also the vice president, Annie Grice was': away eo Dooley, secretary — ------r-'-'-’í ' 'i. -f- f. Church News • Banner offering class, Brother ’ Our goal 18 $10,000. day civil rights conference at the bedside of her' sick brother. Mrs. L. Alexander, publicity THE CHRISTIAN SOLDIER CLTIB Scott $2.60. Banner attendance ban called by the National Thank God he is better and she is fob the Advancement of .. The Christian Soldier Club Billie ner, Sister Ford, 12-pupils. SOUTH MEMPHIS PIONEER with us again. THE YOUNG PEOPLE’S -. ’ School of Religious Education held Cora Berkley; reporter. PASSES People. i|s regular meeting Friday night at The teacher • asks all members CITY UNION to-be present Friday-nigjit, June 1 The- Young People's City.union Mrs. Luevenia Sneed, widow of JEavk u u!M ram 11^51. Minnie St?' ‘ • NATIONAL NEGRO WOMEN’S Federal officials expect li j IA Hell and Heaven Play was all visitors are invited. will holds Its regular meeting at the late John Sneed, long time PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY OF house building to right itself. The South’s Oldest and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper the Howe School of Religion, June 3, given in behalf of the club. We Hattie Holst, teacher. [' ? AMERICA CAMPAIGN FOR resident .Of South: Memphin, pass Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. Evelyn Dandridge, president 583 South. Orleans, 3 p. m. We ed May 15, at 172 Kirk, where she had a' wonderful time. The teach- ose asking all members to ptease HOME FOR ^ORKING GIRLS For That Next Party Why Not Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 164 BEALE-Phone 8-403« ‘ ei, Sfeter Hattie Holst, wishes to' Mai’y B. Perry, assistant teach resided With her daughter, Mrs. er. ■ , - be present and on time. There will The time has come when we must Hattie Pearl Gibson. Bourbon • Deluxe On Sale At Entered in the Fost Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-claw mall thank t h e . members for their I Thoughtfulness. Henrietta Williams, secretary be a very, inspriational program. do something to help those who are Favorite Liquor Store. under the Act of Congress, March 1, 1870 Funeral services were held Fri Sister Dandridge, president, and Annie Mae Branch, reporter The co-chairman wishes to thank in need; a home for. unmarried day night, May 18, 8 p. m at Way Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE Sister. Moore and Sister Tops, Sis the members for ,their splendid co Negro mothers; a- home for. work man Chapel officiated. W. A. 8cott, II, Founder; C. A. Scott, General Manager ter Washington officiated. ANTIOCH BAPTIST operation in the last meeting. The ing girls. As you know, these homes teacher wishes to thank the assist' are so greatly needed in Memphis.. The teacher wishes to thank CHURCH Mrs Sneed is survived by four LEWIS O. SWINGLER ...... Editor On, the fourth Sunday evening, afit teacher for taking charge of Rev. Gi.lmbre, our pastor, for the. daughters four sisters, one broth May 27, the Sunday-;School depart, I need your help; this is a heavy A.G. SHIELDS, Jr...... Advertising Manager great lesson he brought, to us; he jhe lesson. task. Anyone interested in such, a er and a host of other relativesand was present with us on Monday .¡rent -of Antioch Baptist Churen. Mrs. Katie Hunter president , the MEMPHIS WORLD Is an independent newspaper—non sectarian worthy movement please send me friends. ■ ■ night. We had two new members sponsored a musical program for' .Mrs. Annie. Mae Williams, report Md non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things a donation. Whatever.you give will Modern ICE to join: Sereathe Coleman and J. an s ildliLvDale Interment was at Turnbull, Miss. It believes to the interest of its readers and opposing those things against the preparation of getting delegates 1 ei. ' .; me appreciated. The. Free Will Drive Better ICE Servi Annie Belcher. the interest of its readers. ‘ . ■> ■ 48-underway" now. The Drive will The club is giving a tea. at a.la ready to attend te Sunday School CHRISTIAN' SCIENCE SOCIETY SUBSCRIPTION RATES: , close September 16, For further in ter date; God is in his Holy Tern-, and BYPU Congress? The’ graiid Dodges Civil Rights Year $5.00—6 Months $3.00—3 Months $1.50 (In L ivance) 254 So. Lauderdale formation, call the president Mrs pie; let all the earth keep silence total .-was $135.13. ... YMCA _ ___ — Anrfie Mae Jones, 8-18-44..Send., all Representatives In D. C. ROUTE SUPERVISORS: before him. . . We wish to express 'out gratitude Sunday, Junji < 3, Sunday School SOUTHWEST: Jimmie Cooper, 119 E. Utah Phone 9-3700 Sister'Mary B. Perry, our teac'h- to the following - people: Mrs. at the Christian Science Society donations ■ to the National Ne- Washington, d. c:-(nnpa> N. EASTERN: Roosevelt Phillips, 1382 Nicholas .'...... Phone 5-5076 . er, is visiting her church meeting, Mary .Sherron-of Coleman Chapel will convene at 9:30 a. m : ■gro Women's Progressive Society of■ [Representative John W. McCor- CME churcli, who. served’as mis niucuu« .... vu.v...... „...... 11 mack, of Massachusetts, the House OFFICE: Charles Moore...... J!...... 397-C South Lauderdale ¡At 11 a. m service thq subject America .'in care, ot 'the general tress, of ceremonies; Bro. -William will be, "Ancient and Modern Ne- chairman, Mrs S. W. Qualls, .479. | Floor Leader, dodged a conference GREATER WHITEHAVEN AREA-Lawrence Johnson ... Phono 35-4917 going I’o college, whereupon she re Weems of Mt. Zion Baptist chur.ch, C’-pmancy Alias Mesmerism and CENTRAL: James Hawes, Jr., 879 S. 4th ...... Phone 39-2980 plied: "I have worked-so hard to who accepted the welcome; Miss Hypotlsm Renounced.’’. BINGHAMPTON: Gaylher Myers, 675 Lipford ...... Phone 48-0627 get through high school, that I don’t, Macylene Williams, ’ who read u-| Wednesday, June 6, 8 p. ni mid For any Information concerning the distribution of THE WORLD, please see how I can Continue for four paper; Bro. R L Dillard of Bur contact one of your route supervisors, particularly the one in your respec more years." week services will be held. dette Chapel, Capelville, Tenn., ’ It,, is extremely difficult for some tive district. who read a paper, subject .'"The to stay in school twelve , years, but NEW SALEM M. B. CHURCH Sunday School in a -Nation’s Life," whether college or a job is chosen, Rev. Charles J. Patterson, Pastor and Brother Vassie Williams of St New Faces In City Councils work will not cease. It is' one of 955 South Fourth St.' -snii:"4q~.*;-;t:f the)prices, we pay for success. Family Day was observed dur Nashville,-Tennessee Negroes have done it again: Two Mark Baptist Church who. sang a No one can accurately predict suc ing .the Sunday School hour last weeks ago, under a new Nashville law providing that coiin- solo. \COLOH'^T! cess for you, young people. Grades, cilmen be elected by districts rather than wards, Attorney popularity and financial backing A. Burnley, superintendent.. Sunday. A wonderful program was Rev. J. H. Griffin, pastor Alexander Looby became the first Negro to be elected to won't necessarily detenmine it. Some rendered with Mrs Jones acting of the most brilliant, and talented as mistress of ceremonies. Bro. Ben that City’s Council post in 30 years. Now comes Attorney members of your'class will disap ST. STEPHEN BAPTIST Jeffries is superintendent. Robert E. Lillard, the second such election iri 30 years. point you. Others, with only av CHURCH At 11 a. ui our pastor brought i'o In eac'h election the voters, ostensibly many of them erage. intelligence, may surprise you.. 508 NORTH 3RD uf a wonderful message. His text whites, decided to?replace white incumbents for Negro What then, determines success? Rev. O. (!. Crivins, Acting Pastor was found John 14: 1-2-18 verses. "It’s doing your job the best you |i tlaterSnOEhr. Subject "Heaven Insurance Policy." Councilmen, save in. one case,, when John T. Lewis, a Negro can, , | Last Sunday, May 27 church ser At 3 p. m. of last Sunday, the or- candidate, was defeated by incumbent John B. Robertson. And being just, to your fellow vices were under the direction of fination of two of our very fine Up in North. Carolina two Negro candidates, out, of a man; the Junior Sunday School conduct ministers, was held. They were Rev •field of 14, won posts in City Council, They are: Dr. William It’s making money, but holding ed by Bro. J. L. Cartwright was Ollie Franklin and Rev. Willie . friends, opened at 9:30 a. m At ini. m a Williams; We pray God’s blessing Hampton, a physician of Greensboro, and Dr. W. P. Devane, And staying true to your, aims soul stirring message was beauti- upon them. Rev. Willie Patterson, of Fayetteville. . and ends; fullv outlined by’Rev. T. ,E. Marshall, pastor of the First Baptist Church, In each of these four elective officers, the voters demon It's figuring how and learning Dallas. Texas? His text was found rBinghampton, delivered the ordi why, in 119 Psalm, ,19th verse. Subject nation. sermon, which was enjoyed strated rare good sense by refusing to endorse any person wno And looking forward and think .I'Stewiirdship of Life." by all. was not above question and reproach in the community. In ing high, ■ The BTC is growing nicely in at B. T. U. will. sponsor.a.program Nashville, the candidates elected were two lawyers of na And dreaming little and poing tendance. Will you come and heln the second Sunday In June at 6:30 tional standing and prestige, and in North Carolina, the- much; us. continue to grow’ Grouns for all p. m During this program we will It's keeping always in closest pees start Sunday at 6:30 p. in feature the building of.the “Ameri * A new way of livingl ‘ choices, were two physicians of national standing and repute; ; touch 7 James Perkins. Director of the can Flag.” The public.is invited. [ With what is finest in word and Once again, the voters disproved the contention that the Union,, The0 Sisterhood of the Bro. Ed. Kellam, director. deed. " church is observing their, annual Lest we forget our sick and shut Negro vote is irresponsible and venal. It’s being thorough,' yet making Woman’s Day at St. Stephen Bap in. We are praying for their speedy speed: '' tist Church. Sunday, June 3rd recovery.- fort: in what will bo the best It's daring blythely the field of throughout Thursday; If you want to look out over chance At 9 a. m. Sunday School was TIIE BLOOMFIELD BAPTIST colored residential section in While making of labor a brave green lawns and pretty flowers under the direction of Mrs J I, CHURCH Memphis . .. if you want to bo romance; . . Cartwrifht. At 11 a. m. a special . . . see children playing safely SHORT TALKS It’s going onward despite defeat proud of your address — the« sermon by Rev. 0. C. Crivens. At ■ The Bloomfield Baptist Church- ... if you want good neighbors, And fighting staunchly,, but keep 3 p. in. music bv the Women's Snnday School was conducted by Castalia CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR fusedI —1 think it would nave nurt iinto a game, I nave, to dash for MISS SMYTH gave Gamadge a theirI feelings.” jborne no mallei what jhc weather’s bright unamuseo smile when ne Their eyes met again, hers black like."I asked why nei small party. nad andi bold.- "The rain slopped, sir’ been cancelled. "On, no, out Susie "People get absorbed," he said, Agnes, confidentially. I didn't want to come out in the - "at certain times in their lives. Oh, nas it? That’S good.' But rain, ana sne nasn't Deen able to “Yes, but 1 wish I’d. had time to JMrs. Coldfield, I was to have. a nave anybody wnile ner aunt was ( dress." look first at the ralics, you know- Here sick, and they nave a game up attic." rbom downstairs." "You were cracking those lob- 1 "But wlipt nappe neo to the 1sters. Nobody really dressed, on Ames asked, highly amused, account ot me. I hadn’t meant to ’ you really meant it? I’ll take you chicken s.alad and stuff at i your 1 myself." ” nouse?" askeo Gamadge, reacting stay; tor, dinner." j no doubt as she nad noped. She "Oh, is that why Susie didn’t "We ll all go up," declared Susan. . had spoken out ot the bitterness of dress?" She gave him the bright Zelma Smyth’murmured, "Susie c burdened heart, and she nad to smile. “1 rather wondered." and 1 used to dress up in the l go on: "Wonder not, nor admire noL clothes until they nad to lock the “Lobster. It was just a buffet Take things as they come, and if trunks. 1 wore that dress lots ot supper, and wc were getting it our possible shoot them back." times." The motion ot her head selves—niy brother and 1 were. The “You’re very nice, aren’t you.?” Indicated’Serene’s portrait. "1 woman that works tor us is out— Miss Smyth sat back as Agnes re couldn’t get into it now; tiny little It’s her night off.” moved her plate. waist; and those slippers—there’s “Lobster tor tsur and trim "Me? No. Not particularly." nothing to them. 1 don’t know' how mings? That can mean,, a lot ot "1 don’t sec why Susie never they stayed on." fixing," said Gamadge. shocked. mentioned you before." "Perfect ladles didn’t walk “Oh well, Sam can eat a good “She never neard ot me before. around in them,".said Ames. "Hou deal ot it" I’m a triend of Mrs. Glendon Cold- glad 1 am. Mr. Gamadge, that you —------"Hanged If I blame him for stay-- field’s. 1 just came up to get some ’ will only~-knou-hei as she u. tliue. ing home tor It. Of all the nerve," luggage tor her." She ended quite mummified, you . said Gamadge, nis eyes on the ■ She looked greatly surprised. know, and not quite a human piece couple opposite. "Oh—arc you ?" And as her des ot desiccation either: more like the “Oh'well, it doesn’t matter." sert was put down, she asked, her remains oi a bird of prey. Now "In my day. it would have been eyes lowered, "where is she?" Ira. don’t frown, you know all ’. called very bad manners." "Mrs. Glendon Coldfield ? You a about IL" "Oh, It just nippened; Jim friend of tiers?" Mrs. Coldfield rose, everybody wouldn’t think—it wouldn’t makei “I liked her very much; but of rose. They went out Into the hail , any difference at the Watertoni course she hardly knew me. I wasi , and climbed the wide staircase- I house.” sorry she had to go to the sana- two flights and then they were in ' “Susie Coldfield ought to know' torium." the uppe. hall. There was the thirc ’ better." "Your grandfather tell you about• floor back, its door open, ana an- "She wouldn’t think either; Itt it?” other open door next to it: the Seagram’s wouldn’t be much tun down at our -“Oh no, Susie did. He never talksi Glendon Coldfield suite, empty a; KEEPS YOUR house, just playing cards, the tour about his cases. I just wonderedI a tomb. No more Glendon Corn of us. They have darts in the game where she’s staying." fields. What was the matter with •ltVt.HI XHl'»" room. Susie likes to jump around "Hotel." ■ all these people? They never ever on the spur of the moment, you Georgette Coldfield now turned, glanced that way, and only one of HAIR SOFT know, not keep tied down to any to Gamadge again, but Miss Smyth them , was a murderer. thing.” was not taken into conversation A big attic .extended across the , "That’s a silly pose, old stuff.” anywhere else. She sat quietly eat front of the house, with windows “They have a little roulette wheel ing her frozen custard and fruit, overlooking the drive. It. looked downstairs." , quite ignored. She simply nadn’t tight and dry, and it was crowded ”1 gather." skid Gamadge, after been able to stay at home among with trunks, furniture and pic. they had done some eating in sil the ruins ot her party. Waterton. lures: nuge Saratoga trunks, little the great oat, thought Gamadge^ ence, “that the tour ot you are on hoop-lidded trunks, neavv walnut ■ pretty easy terms—old friends and was perfectly capable of thinking dressers and chests ot drawers, a neighbors?” she would have a fine time up here; lowering headboard and tootboard, “Yes. we always knew the Susan had thoughts-only for him. that had once been assembled into Watertons and the Coldflelds. Our But the elders were not doing any a double bed, pale-blue satin chairs . house is right,in Cliffside village." thing for the little Smyth girl. and ottomans, engravings in pale ’ “Must be very pleasant tip here Don’t worry, thought Gamadge. blue velvet frames. One dresser ■ Directions: 7 Crown marks the «pot where a treasure in summer—tennis; golf, every she isn’t going to get him back reached the low celling, with a. thing.” again. full-length mirror between little 1 of good taste awaits you...the matchless smoothness “Sam and 1 naven’t so much But what a beating for her to marble-topped sets ot drawers, j time any more. Sain’s-in medical take, just to be able to look at him There was a set of ornate steel fire of Seagram's finest American whiskey. Yours to enjoy school at Columbia, and Grandpa now and then—without raising her irons and a painted fire-screen. ftot me a job as receptionisr'in a head, an upward glance that he Ames stood In the middle ot the and cherish. doctor's office—three doctors, tn wouldn't notice or have to respond place with extended arms "Serene tact" , to. And she wasn't by any means as she lived. Note the quart-sized ------vShouldn’t-thtak-you'd-have-ttme - the clinging vine type, eitWfr-per- perfume-bott'-drardtM-giove^ox- '.P—* , to eat, if you do all the appoint haps he was her only weakness. like an Infant’s coffin—to hold ments and everything." She had a firm mouth—a little thin those long, long gloves un- The Softer Dressing for “I keep the books, too; 1 had a —and a good shape of head, and wrinkled.'’ oourse." _____ ■ plenty of .width ..of. skulL Not a; Zelma Smyth-nad gone over to Softer, Lovelier Hair 0^ Seagram’s w^Snrc Another silence, which Gamadge : fool by any means. the row of trunks,, and was trying Mrtde from the purest end finest broke. "Your brother was abso Mrs.. Coidfleld was speaking to 1 the lid of one. "It’s still locked." ingredients money can buy: intlud- lutely tight; I don't know why’ Agnes. “We’U nave coffee herd, "No, no." said Mrs. Coldeld Im- ?ng imported Olive Oil, you bothered to come." Agnes; wet oe going straight: patiently, "that’s full of junk of Seagram’s7 Crown. Blended Whiskey. 86.8 Proof. >5% Gran Neutral Spirits. Seagram-Distillers Corporation, Chrysler Bldg., N.Y. ' “I had to; everybody knows Sami down to the game room.” ours now.” !N THE RED and GREEN CAN Gasradge wua, igustaT getl 1Florida Street, and Pantaze a taste of. solo billing last year served as Principal and President of . bers catapulted him into the strato Drug Store, Beale and Hernando when he cut two sides for Aladin MOUND BAYOU. Miss. — After in tional Sales Staff headed by Ed the Florida Memorial College and sphere as an ace Alto man. Shortly Street. Admission $1.35 Advance. records. tensive sales and merchandising ward F. Boyd. New York City, were President of Roger Williams Uni after making these two recordings campaigns in thé Mississippi and en route to Indianapolis, Ind., for a versity. — with Lucky, the-mighty Tab, along Louisiana areas, ’members, of the three weeks -sales -and-merchandise.---- IrrMemphls7he is well known-for with Trevor Bacon, Star Vocalist, National Sales Staff of Pepsi-Cola Ing campaign. his religious works; heading the Must Cultivate Deipocracy, Company converged on Mound Ba Photographed in front of the pa State Baptist Convention, and res you for the past weekend. They latial Howard plantation-estate ov ponsible for the. purchasing of the Meharry Reunion were house guests of Dr. and Mrs. erlooking Highway 61 are. left to property at Orleans and Vance Says Grainger At LeMoyne Theodore R. M. Howard, in this all right, seated: Harvey C. Russell, which is to be used for religious ed Negro city, which dates back to tire Jr.. Pepsi Cola national sales repre ucation. He is Vice-President of For Dr. Lynk post Civil War days. Dr. Howard is sentative. Louisville, Ky.. Dr. Theo Lester B. Granger delivered a . Mr. Granger warned of the dang the National Baptist Convention, Touching on the question of deal Dr. M. V. Lynk, presidentlfound- stirring commencement address to er facing the free people of thc- Surgeon-ln-Chief of the Friendship dore R. M. Howard. Mound Bayou, which convened last September in BY JAMES B. LAFOURCHE er of the West Tennessee University, the LeMoyne College, graduating world while America is undergoing Clinic and ranked in national med Mrs. Helen Boyd Howard, Edward Philadelphia, Pa. NEW ORLEANS —(ANP)— One ing with racial groups he said; “VJ now inactive, a graduate of Mehar-, class of ’51 and the overflow crowd a severe test in conflict with those ical circles as'performing more maj F. Boyd. Assistant Sales Manager of Rev. Owens, through extensive c.t Dixie's own sons, Frank Ahl- know that only when our racxi ry Medical College in the class of attending the last program of the international exponent of total!- or operations each year than any the Pepsi Cola Co., New York City. travel through Jerusalem and other, rren, editor of the Memphis Com minority has achieved the abillt 1906, has been invited back to his commencement exercises ' at Le- arionism who control or influence other surgeon. His wife, Mrs. Helen Standing, left to right: Pepsi Co lands of Biblical interests, will be mercial Appeal, told white busi to rationalize, leadership ' can '’fc alma mater as special guest. Com Boyd Howard, formerly of River la national sales representatives: ness men here last week that: "The shared." ■' & Moyne. more than 700 million people. He able to share many treasurable mencement „ exercises at Meharry Mr. Grarger, Executive Director made it quite clear to the graduat side, Calif., is the sister of Edward Julian Nicholas. Washington. D. C.; thoughts with the graduates: and South is ready for a great Indus- The speaker made it clear ths will be held from June 1st through of the National Urban League, ing class that its “success depends F Boyd, Assistant Sales Manager William J. Curtis. Pittsburgh. Pa.; give tlicm an insight into /he goals trial expansion provided it has a he was not arguing the superioric thé 4th. special consultant to the Secretary upon whether this nation meets the of the Pepsi-Cola Company. David F. Watson, East Elmhirst. N. which stretch before them in four progressive leadership." of one color over another, but ¿de ■ Last fall a number of prominent of Defense since 1847, a member of test how thrust upon it.” Y.; Richard L. Hurt, Cambridge, directions. The speaker warned that racial cd, “Undoubtly the time will com physicians, dentists, and pharma the President’s commission on equal The eloquent speaker went on to Members of the Pepsi Cola Na- Mass.; Allen L. McKellar, Abbeville, Graduation exercises will be held prejudice Is a detrimental factor when the majority of our colore cists who finished from West^ Ten opportunity in.-the armed-services, -t-alk-of--the problems lacing_America S. C.; Winston C, Wright, Los. An Wednesday, June 6. 8 p. in. at Hil in the retarded development of the brethern will have achieved thl nessee University during the ad carried the audience back a few in its try for a real democracy dur duct of American weakness,”"It w? geles, Calif.------■-______lis TTA-uditor-ium,--at-which. .time Dr. south, and that if the challenge is status where both races can dwe ministration of Dr. Lynk signally years and cited many instances of ing this phase of the address, the Mr Granger’s opinion that we have Missing from photograph; Jean F. J. E. Walker, prominent insurance rot accepted, “we can be prepared side by slde-with equailty-of oppai honored the- venerable educator- success in connection with his work seemingly never ending problem of a long -journey before us still be- Emmons. Columbus. Ohio; William executive, president of Universal to resume the role of what tunfty and responsibility, .but tiu physiclan-lawyer with a testimonial while actively engaged In govern racial_prejudice was injected and ' fore we arc ready for he' ‘amalga E. Payne, Chicago, Ill.; and Paul D. Life Insurance Company, and the amounted to a i captive province time will arrive only when educe dinner ment service. some ways to help erase the “Pro- mation" of the divergent races. Davis. Columbus, Ga. Tri-Statc Bank, will be the prin- economically and politically.” (Continued On Page Four) .' Tonight Is The Big Nite Of The- ■ ..ti 'i i J « ■?— ■■ 1 Eleanor Furnitore Fashions fes- Write Eleanor in Caro of Scott - Newspaper Syndicate, ■ 210 Auburn Avenue, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia