S. KOREA Of Embezzlement
TALLAHASSEE. Florida. -(SN81- In Tallahassee Tuesday, the for mer extension director of Florida A BY HOWARD HANDLEMAN plunk,.I md M. College for Negroes pleaded roKYo (WMhmdgy) on the guilty to charges of embwxlement l — Communist troops forged three -cavalry from the school. Anthony Gatnaa new footholds across the uul Nak- 2 One mile northeast of Waeg- and two other former employ«, J-tong river defense line Tuesday ifi nfWi,' 13 miles northwest, of Taegu, Statute Miles who entered pleas of no defenM. the springboard of the expected all- roe ap of the Naktong. U. N. Rights Group worth-while extra-curricular pro J Bunche, senior director of the guests of honor were Dr. and Mrs. proximately 600 students for study The communist penetrations were gram The 1950 program has been UN Trusteeship council, will be Bunche. i made above and below strategic lit the Tennessee A and I. State Sends Draft To College for 1050-1951. planned by the Freshman Weak come a member of the Harvard The other guests included Dr Taegu tn what may he the start of A series of orientation activities Committee. Chairman. Dr. Vir university faculty, in October. 1951 John Hope Franklin, professor of | lhe long-awaited Red offensive to General Assembly extended to September 24. will be ginia 8 Nyabongo, and Mrs. K. H. He will be professor of government hltory at Howard university, who ' drive united nations forces from gin with the Convocation of Fresh Toag. secretary; Mrs M. E. HUI. at the Littouer Center of Public 1ms boon teaching two courses in Korea . GENEVA, Switzerland -(ANT) The son of the late Rev W M men in the College Auditorium at Mrs L 8 Dumas. Mrs. E R Han- administration. hjstory al the Harvard Summer The North Koican fighters were De« latlng that Ils draft of lhe UN Milton of Plttsvlew, All., he is |>ro- 9:00 A M. September 15th. The kal. Mrs. C. H. Floyd, Mrs. H. C. «purred by an order from Com- covenant on human rights was in Kinclaide, Dr Can A. Treheme, Offit uus at the university an school, George McGhee, assistant minent In Baptist circles within the orientation Activities will include a munist Premier Klin II Sung-de- adequate, the UN economic and Dr M I Clairbome. Mr. W. K. secretary of state. Also present was state of Illinois Born Dec 12, 1902. Day of Advisement with Directors nounced that last April Dr Bunche ' tnanding final victory before the -social council last week decided to Fox, Mrs A. O Sasser, Mrs. G. H. the Ambassador of Israel to the he attended Americus Institute, of Divisions and faculty advisers, was unanimously elected to the end of August, A spokesman at send the draft to the general as Kellogg. Mr C. R Crooks, Miss L United Slates. Americus, Ga. thr M'>ody Bible In testing program, meetings with stu professorship and is thereby the General MacArthur’s -headquarters sembly for further consideration. H Daniel. Mrs O B Fort. Mils stitute and the Northern Baptist dent leaders in residence hall, pic first Negro in the history of the declared that there will be HO-Don- This action was taken tro many nic, the tour of the campus. Library Roberta Robinson, Mr. H. C. Hardy. Theologieul seminary. university to hold this rar.k under Fifty-four Persons kirk He said the Allied fighting governments in the council a- well Lecture Tour, medical examinations Mrs. L B Watson, Mrs. L. O. Mc the faculty of arts and sciences. Ho is currently press reporter of men will hold the Naktong line as a number of non-governmental and evening program sponsored by Neill. Mrs Hazel Wright, Miss Dr. William A Hinton, who re Cited For Contempt the Baptist Stale Convention of 'until sufficient reinforeements ar group« throughout the world op the Department of Sjieech and Queen Washington, Mr Howard tired last June as clinical professor Illinois rive to motiQ^jijjnuntoroffensive. posed the present draft, as made by Drama. I (Jentry of pathology, was the first. Negro WASHINGTON- Fifty the human rights commission Assisting In carrying out the The three new bridgeheads now ! hh-mother" bi^hn W in" M JiVo^neX^ntolnteJ to achieve professorial rank at the four persons were citod for con Mam criticism Was that there art Freshmen Week program will be a give the communists four points on school. tempt of. Congress, including Gio Aged Lady Killed no :provislons for adequate and ef down a flight of stairs, on witch- iTuSeSSS will fiS the east bank of the NaktongHIne — vanni Rnsri Lomanite of Fisk uni- fective enforcement of -the propos-: (Continued On Back Page) Dr. Bunche appeared this week MONTGOMERY, Ala -(SNSt- two above and two below the city , September 18-19 Sunday evening, versify, Nashville, Tenn. of Taegu One of the crossings to- I as a gue.;t speaker at the Harvard Mrs Annie Johnson, 60-year-old A-ordingTo police. Walters gave September 24th, at the Fireside Summer School conference which The 54 persons were cited for con one-legged woman, was.killed here day placed the communlsto Just 13 him elf up Shortly After the shoot- ^hat. Dr Davis. President will lad Mrs. Allen Woman's miles northwest of the Port city. dealt with the topic. “The Great tempt for refusing to tell the House In a traffic accident around 6PM ing Ho is being held In Rdgersville, ,fTr,^r" ' Powers and the Near East." Prof tJrr American activities commit'ee Saturday. August 12 She lived on Tire fourth bridgehead —the MemphianReceives William Y. Elliott, director of the! ...... •...... «-■ Day' Speaker At whether or not they were Commu the Hill-plantation on the Carter biggest one — was established last ! 11 ‘ ' to freshmen and new students. , summer school, and Mrs Elliott. nists. , Hill Road week and is now bulging with a Highest Honors At .___» i The Orientation Program alms Shiloh Baptist ’ reported 10.000 Red troops just be Nation,! ban on rp’edsters and to assist In acquainting new stu- low Changnyong. 23 mile. South ot Masonic Meeting drunken drivers is urged _ dents with the College - its facili- Taegu. Tlie U. 8 24th Infantry Di ------ties, opportunities and requirements, vision, the first unit to ree action Black, chosen year's leading color and to discover enough about each in Korea, is defending this sector. in fall fashion . how I student so that advisors and coun- International News Service war correspondent John Rich in de scribing the three new Red c rossings said that mechanized U 8 first MEMPHIS LETTER CARRIERS BAND cavalry division and South Korean h< < divl mn were in.r lime PREPARE FOR SEATTLE TRIP-TEA _ at < nunieiictilly-.siiperior invad National Funeral Directors Meet In ers. SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT BOOKER T Final preparations are now being For over thirty years the Mem j made by the famous Memphis let phis letter Carriers Band has Chicago For 13th Annual Convention ter Carriers Band for the trip to been the only Negro musical unit i Seattle. Washington for the 37th attending these conventions Or I « Biennial Convention of the National ganized by the Lite John Lore, ' Association of fitter Carriers Ap widely known and beloved Memphis X-Ray Exams For proximately twenty-five member:, of postal employe and musician, the the hand will make the trip, ac Memphis Letter Carriers Band has NNPA Foreign Correspondent South Memphians cording to announcement "this been to every section of the na WITH MARINE FORWARD COM- , week by J D Williams. tirf^ident tion Ils participations in parades, JMAND IN KOREA Tills corres- of the band . z ooneerts, and serenades during these | pondent and another narrowly es- August 21st. This Sunday. August, 2fHh, the gatherings have brought - national jcmpetl iiijiuy Monday morning at Resident- of South Memphis will band wtll spoilinr-A“CltV-Widr Tea popularity to the Bluff City. Two Chindong when Rods scored a hi',, liavr the opportunity to have a free at Booker T Wa-linilft'in High . clm-f X-ray this ‘Monday. August From nearby areas were Mr. and on gup replacement with arlillef School between tour and evrn P 2ht if they are in the immediate I Mrs. U. S. Bonds of Madison. Mr fire. Eight were wounded M. Purpose' National ble to operate accordingly for the ed to be present. (Ride number 6 ton would be only,a,very ordinary best results. bus: get off at Hastings and Jack- man were he alive today His poli I WORK HARD COULDNT SLEEP cies .... I am informed .... were / I4AO son to Decatun. Apropos. I remember a president LEG!ACHED" all right in his day. but are entirely Rufus Thomas, president. of the .college where I was teach F BELINO SO BAD obsolete now. Believe me such re Jim Ella Seals, secretary. ing twenty-five years ago say that marks are distressing In view of regardless of whether the Booker T. Washington idea was intrinsically such expressed thoughts you can ’ Hill Chapel Set imagine my joy when I read in the right or wrong, it seems to be the September EBONY editorial: "It ■one which gets the best results. As was- perhaps Booker T. Washington For Woman's Day if trying to clarify further his pol who first sounded off about the Members of Hill Chapel Baptist icy. he stated that he believed that unpreparedness of Negroes for equal I Church will observe their Annual we should use that idea as a guide. . ity. He insisted that equality had to Woman's Day: Sunday August 20 He sremed to feel .... at least. I be earned. There were malty dis Their goal has been set for $2.000 understood it that way ...... that sents from his views, both then and Their home is "Laying a Foun the fact that it worked the best was now" dation for a Christian Woman in itself sufficient justification for WIFE HA! hood " its use This seems to be a variation Moreover. 1 reatfin an editorial of noticed it The morning sermon will be de- of the philosophy that the end jus : the September issue of COLOR i livered by the pastor. Rev E L tifies the means. 1 "The Booker T Washington philos- PERSONALLY, I attach a\ great : ophy holds that color prejudice can ‘1 Slay ___ . Planning and preparing meals; At 3:00 P M Miss Cornelia San deal oT importance to that doctrine i be destroyed slowly and must be for her husband, a truck driver,1 ders will be guest speaker , One of my electrical engineering | done by evolution and education. On professors upon being asked how he ' the other hand, there are those and her three children, keeps Mrs. ' who believe color prejudice can be Burns busy; but her cooking is a ' destroyed over night." (Events seem big attraction at church suppers, , to show Washington as being more too! She believes a ell-organized 1 correct than the others'. kitchen, a good cookbook, and the very best ingredients are "success", secrets. She uses Stokely’s Finest Foods because she knows that only the | finest of prize-quality crops go to CLUB NEWS Stokely. GAY TEN SOCIAL CLUB I The Gay Ten Social Club will ’hold its regular meeting Tuesday August 22nd at the home of Mrs Lauretta Barker. 586 E ' Mississippi 1 at 8 P M » We wish to thank cur many dif- ' JerenCfriends who attended our i dance Mrs Thelma Mason, president; I Th« Bwt Cook» Uh Miss Fannie M Grant, reporter Stoktlyi Aratri1 Food»
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It is normal and right that each r of us should want to be as beauti ful and as attractive as possible But beauty is a means to an end. not an end itself Beauty enables you to live more graciously, more charmingly and make a better. more attractive person to know There is MEDICAL AUXILIARY GIVES nothing which reveal- better back-1 COCKTAIL PARTY WHILE ground, more breeding and culture BY JEWEL GENTRY MEDICS GIVES SMOKER FOR of a woman than a pleasant speak- All ot this was found last wetf DENTAL MEN Uig-voice. T|ie way we answer the EXCITF.MEENT OFFERED BY when the National Funeral Direc On Tuesday night the Medical telephone, address members of our family, conduct our business —■! COURTEOUS CHICAGO DURING tor's and the National Dental As Auxiliary served cocktails to visit ANNUAL DENTAL CONVENTION sociation held their Annual meet ing gue-ty at the C N D| A. these things reflect our tuner lives AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS ings in Chicago August 7-12th Club house' spacious rooms and It is surpris.ng how, tn our strug ANNUAL CONVENTION Thousands of out-of-town guest« garden on Drexel Blvd gle for pleasanter outward appear were in Chicago for the annual Later walked into Attys, bleir ances such a- clothes furniture. au events-Dentists and their wives Mrs. Maud Giles, formerly of , Fowlkes and Lockett, recent Law tomobiles. beauty of face und oilier from Memphis were Dr amj M s graduates The Undertakers were Nashville, who recently replaced evidences ol prosperity, we neglect A W. Jefferson. Dr Jefterson is ■ also'recipients of a fabulous Mrs Lillian Albright as President the developing of our iiersomditles president of the Shelby Count) | BOAT RIDE ON THE CITY OF of the Medical Auxiliary was in and—therein lies die beauty The Association Di and Mrs Cooper 1 GRAND RAPIDS, a LUNCHEON charge of arrangement* with their best way to do this is through our Taylor, Mrs. Taylor president1 of th.tin ‘ >»>in CHINATOWN. A BARBECUE other members assisting character A radiant personality is Ladies Auxiliary, Dr and Mi- Im CHICAGO HEIGHTS AND closely related to spiritual habits Fred Rivers, their mother, Mr- ! many cocktail parties. No one is perfect, ever We should Hattie Rivers also an auxiliary i Many many parties were given realize that life is made up of joys member of long standing. Dr B ■ around and about the big conven and sorrows rough and smooth B Martin, his brother. Dr A T tion city but two ot the largest Martin, M D , Dr. 1 McIntosh of wire those giwn by Mr and Mrs places, keen disappointments and 5l311y Springs, Miss , Dr George joyful surprises, devastating catas Robert Cole, oamers ot the Metro- West, Dr and Mrs R. Q Ven- ' politan Funeral and Ins System trophes and overwhelming triumphs But it is how we carry our burdens son. Dr Venson a Member of the who honored Mr Taylor C Hayes Executive Board. Dr. and Mrs. W that affects our personalities Don't PRINTING • PRINTING and Mr and Mrs R S Lewis, of lai Society as host. Dr. A W H Young, with them "Your Colum Memphis with an elaborate affair Jefferson is acting president. Mrs nist.,'' Dr E Frank White anti | at their South Parkway home and Coopes Taylor is president bl the Mrs McCully The hostess serv Dr J E Burke of Forest City. ed a menu a brilliant affair given by Mrs Ladles' Auxiliary Quick job work, wedding and Ark . and Dr. and Mrs A. B Mae McFall Chisholm, sister of reception cards, program}, i Carter I three leading visiting Undertaker-, store dodgers, personal sta MORTICIANS form in and tile McFALL BROTHERS OF DE MISS CLEO MILDRED HURRY TO around Memphis who attended then tionery, pla cards, etc. We TROIT. WED TUESDAY 13th Annual Meeting held in Chi It was at these affairs that we Social intera-t centers this week stock song books, Bible verse Mrs Roxie Robinson, president cago last week were that popular ’ ran into photographers, repoiters- end on the approaching marriage Mrs Ella Mae Showj secretary W al ter Ulbrtght tablets and bollards. and past National President, Mi | even the Lucious Harpers and of Mlss^ Cleo Mildred Surry to Mr Mrs Louvenia Cleaves, reporter East German Cos Taylor C. Hayes of T. H Hayes | Marion Campfield along with hun Warren McCray. The ceremony will and Sons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert dreds of out-of-town visitors be solethnixed Tuesday, August 22. i Lewis, Jr. of Lewis and Sons. Di !#5U at St Stephen Baptist Church. land Mrs Leland Atkins, Mr I Each party featured beautiful I ho» d'oeuvre table- laden with 6 o'clock. George Stephens. Mr A Woods of tasty delicacies where chuinpagne 1772 CHELSEA AVE the Tri-State Casket Co., Mr and I was sipped all evening Numbers of out-of-town guests i Mrs. U-. S Bonds of the Bondol are expected in town to attend the The COLE’S PARTY started and ris of St Anthony High School ■ Lab in Madison, Ark. Mrs Ken mded early-Ouests left to attend fashionable event. nedy of Marianna, Ark , Mr. ami and Eline Ward of St. Augustine. Miss Harry Mae the MCFALL PARTY - At the Peggie attepds Booker Washing Hammond Console with the solovo- ton. Of significance is the fact that Simon, Woman's attachment soft strains were given Ruthie Duskins, N B C Origi through-out the evening by Prof nal Quis Kids was in Camp with W C Jackson, accomplished or Peggie this summer Other triend* Day Speaker ganist at the McFall Apt attending With her were Milindu Miss Harry Mae Simon will be i Some of the guests were Mrs. R Mitchell, young daughter of Mrs Woman's bay Speaker at Mt Olive Q Venson, being questioned regard Billy Kyle Mitchell. Cynthia Cole C M E Church Sunday August ing her "Cotton Makers Jubilee," Janice Porter and Helen Russ, 20 at 3:00 p m with her Mrs Wm H Young, the daughter of Ambassador to Hawaii A pre-Woman's Day Musical will charming Mr.. H J Strode. Ga- be held tonight at 8 p m at the velston Morticain and ' "Yours church under the direction of Miss Truly," Mr and Mrs Robert Viola P Flowers Lewis,'Jr , Dr and Mrs Lelaild Mrs M C Mims. Chairman, Atkins and Mr. Taylor Hayes In The Charming Mrs Claude (Et Mrs Bertha Stegall, co-chairman. DELTA EAGIE cidentally the Cole Party was given ta Moten i Barnett arrived in Mem Rev P E Brooks, pastor m honor ol Mr Taylor Hayes and phis Sunday to visit her son-in-law i Mr. and Mrs Robert Lewis. and daughter, Dr. and Mrs Stan ley Ish, Jr. on South Lauderdale It was with deep regret that Street "Your Columnist ' had to return to »FIW «IN DISTILLED in AMERICA • «STILLED FB» A*WCAR MNH • • FWf- Memphis turning down an invita Mrs Willie Meadows and her tion to the Robert Cole's country ■ Hit HEISCHMANN «STILLING CORTORATWH, 7KKSNU.I. V. ; * 1 young granddaughter, Tommie Kay e-tate in Cassopolis. Mich Mem Hayes have returned home alter phians at their country mansion visiting her daughter and her hufe now are Mr and Mrs, Robert j band. Mr and Mrs. Paul Olton in Lewis, Jr.. Dr and Mrs. Leland 1 Baltimore Mrs Meadows is Resl- Atkins, Dr and Mis Fred Rivers I dent Director of the Y. W C A and Mrs* Hattie Rivers. So was Mr Taylor Hayes the guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Cole
GARDEN PARTY FOR DENTISTS Large gatherings with all the at- twtions that they hold bring to gether many old friend.- and past school-mates in most instances— This was certainly true when over a thousand people mingled and greeted’each other when the La accompam- dles' Auxiliary of the Lincoln Den M. Roulhac tal Society gave a Twilight Garden tor Motit- Party honoring visiting delegates ley will at- on Monday night at Poro College ng of the Some Memphians and former Memphians we ran Into were Dr Dr and am Mrs Robert Woods, Lo- Monna Angeles, Dr. and Mrs DeForest
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I * »H7ÍJJ >a«i lótasMW NDA Auxiliary / Indianapolis i Closes Session (Write Eleanor in Care of Scott Newspaper Syndicate, CHICAGO- — The La BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Aug. 14 - Auburn Avenue, N. E.z A lanta, Ga.) dies' Auxiliary to the National Den < SNS i—According to the National tal Association closed Its history President of Iota Phi Lambda So Dear Eleanor, the*e very vital chapters ot discus making session under the plluting rority, Mrs. Alice P Allen, of this I'm quite a mxed up girl. My boy sion in her regular Mother and of Airs. Bruce Alleyne ot Baltimore city, Alpha Alpha Chapter, India* friend and I were getting along nice daughter (or mother and som chats. Md. napolis, Indiana, will hostess the ly and all of a sudden he quite and I have four young daughters and I Reports from the various local National Convention of this organ started going with fast girls of quite wouldn't think of depriving them of and state auxiliaries proved the ization. August 26-30. 1850. Sorority a different type to what I am. We the advantage of the knowledge that wives of dentists were behind the members are expected to attend quit for a year and four months'. I've gained first-handedly on sex wheel of leadership in the respec from all parts of the United States Later, we both realized our love for and life straight from the chapters tive communities. In each locality Mrs Allen, who is also Assistant projects to aid In fostering health to the President and Director of the each other and started back to of life itself. We often read the gether He says that he loves me; stories as given us in True Story, and better social relations were be Business .Division of Miles College ing carried on. here, will preside over the business I know I love him. True Romance and other Irading Contributions to hospitals, day sessions and will be assisted by Mrs. But other people are always tell magazines together and discuss nurseries, orphanages, cancer, heart Jeanne S. Scott, Pittsburgh, Pa., ing him things about me; and my them. In this manner, they get the and tuberculosis funds have been and Mrs. Marion Elliott Jackson, by friend is so jealous. We have right perspectives, and they will generous. Washington, D. C., first and second been engaged for“’several months. never be able to say "Mother didn't More than $1,000 has been given vice president, respectively. He gets upset even when he hears tell me. or 1 didn't know." to foster cilil rights, and all out about my talking' to some one else Young people should begin dat Registration will begin at 9 o’clock community participation, such as Such an attitude gives me 'cold ing around the age of 15 or 16 Ih*- Saturday morning, August 26 and the furnishing of a room in the new feet" when I think of marriage with cause: the first business session will follow Paseo YWCA by the Heart of him. (1) It satisfies the natural in- at 2 P. M The program open to American Dental Society and Auxi I have lost the friendships of terest normal young people (eel to- the public will be the Education liary in Kansas City, Mo. and mone several of my other friends trying Program on Sunday afternoon to be ward each other. tary contributions to Herman held at the War Memorial Building. to satisfy this fellow whom I dear (2) It forms the basis of life .Sweatt by the Texas group in ap The convention theme is "The Role ly love. Please advise. long friendships. preciation of hils gallant fight for Miss A. P. (3) It develops manners and per-1 cjVj| are examples, of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority in As ECOMING to girl» and women alike is that perennial favorite, th« ANSWER: ...... sonality. suming Community Responsibili NEW OFFICERS OF AUXILIARY cloche. It is pictured here in spanking white with an interesting Being in love, and engaged to one (4) It gives opportunity for mak ties." The theme will be treated on During the last session the new.-J B»croll design appliqued on the crown. It is crocheted in single crochet person, does not mean that one is ing a wise choice of a future mate. the Sunday program from three ly officers of the auxiliary were in-1 and is simple and inexpensive to make. For free directions write to ths standpoints, Social and Civic Or not to be friendly with, or even talk Eleanor stalled by Dr. "Marcus B. Hutto of Home Sewing Department of this newspaper requesting pattern No. ganizations, Schools and Business with other people He should want Dear Eleanor, h, Bainbridge, Ga. Dr. M. L Walton, PC 5442X. Speakers will include such well vers- you to be at least sociable with I have Qeen dating a buy for president of the National Dental Home Sewing Department, Scott Newspaper Syndicate, 210 Au Iota women as Mrs Ethel G. other people, and he should be like seven months, but this past month, association, was present and pledg Greene. Administrative Assistant, wise A small degree of jealoAy is burn Ave., Atlanta 3, Go., requesting pattern No. PC. 5422x. I haven's seen or heard from him. ed full cooperation to the program Federal Housing Authority. Wash normal, and more or less expected I love him very much amf I think * ington. D C.; Mrs. Louise Grooms, j i adopted by the auxiliary Mrs H. E. ELECTED TO HIGH OFFICE WITH WORLD BAPTISTS Dr. Nonnie Hel But listening to gossip and keeping he loves me Should I write to him I President. Detroit Institute of Com- | or would it be be t to try and for-| Thomas officially took office as en Burroughs recently received some of the highest church honors himself in a fussy mood can cer president. Mrs R L. Jackson, Kan- merce. Detroit. Michigan: and. Mrs 1 tainly shoo cupid out of the window. get him? Peace Week Promoter o woman could ochieve ot the meeting of the Baptist World Al B A. H Whitted, Assistant Treas ( sas City. Mo., was named presi- i Eleanor When I'm with other boys I don't liance ¡A Cleveland when she was elected member-at-large of the urer-Cashier. North Carolina Mut dent-elect enjoy myself because I think of ual Life Insurance Co. Durham. Other officers are: Mrs John executive committee, 1950-55, and also vice chairman of the Hello Eleanor, him I try to forget him but I see North Carolina. I have been married but I am not C Carr. Washington, D C. vice Leaves Washington women's section of the Alliance. ““ it’s no use. anymore JL-.gni a Christian, and president; Mrs W M Doles. Bal Social affairs are being planned Lurlehe WASHINGTON— iANPi —Peace i Peace She replied "sure" she would This achievement climaxes nearly a holf century of work hat e a good job I'm looking lor i timore. Md.. recording secretary: by the hostess chapter to intersperse ANSWER: loving Theresa Lee Robinson flew i sentTout letters, and she did. After- with the world organization for Dr. Burroughs. She attended the someone on whom I can depend to j < Mrs J A Jackson. Charlottesville the business sessions. Unless you have reason to think ya secretary-treasurer: Mrs. B. J. the coop last week when she dis i wards she began thinking and wish first meeting held in London in 1905. help me to nave a good home I am! you have offended thin boy or that | Atkjnson Qrjff|n c,a. historian: covered that the "Peace Week" cel ed that she had gone into the thing Now living in Washington, D. C., Miss Burroughs is also pres willing to provide for the right per-; he has some very good excuse for Mfs,, , R B _Ferguson. ______Richmond, ebration. which she was helping j a little deeper, she declared. son. Please send me Mrs. X's ad-j ident of the Woman's Convention Auxiliary, National Baptist Con Youth Committee In not writing to you. I shuld think j j“‘d ¿¿rlimentarian and Mrs C promote, was being sponsored by a i Assuring the reporter that she dress. that you were one of the world’s M McMillan, Washington, D C \ group of left-wingers. I was a Republican, the former Bos- vention, U- S. A., Inc. Polo Grounds Slaying ! tonian added that she would be out Mr. C. J., of Atlanta greatest optimists to imagine that j chaplain. I Mrs Robinson, assistant grand di- At the meeting of the Alliance Dr. Burroughs addressed the NEW YORK CITY - iCNS) - i of town on Tuesday when the wom ANSWER: ' lhe. is still..... >_in i...love ...i.uwith you.— Boys E]ected to the board of dtfWtr. rectress of the Elks Civil Liberties orgahlftitiqn on the subject, "On Him Alone We Build." (ANP). Robert Peebles. 14-year old Negro Miss Almuriel Boldrn ‘ ; department, had sent out letters to en met She denied having any lad who confessed to the "freak" who are really in love doifl neglect and chaTrinsnShip of the nominal-1 903 Greensferry Ave , S. IV j a girl for a month unless they are many people requesting them to . knowledge uf who made the ar- shooting of Bernard Lawrence, a ing committee respectively, were > support the American Women for I i Migements for this group lu meet Atlanta, Georgia i very sure they can t, -lose them. Mrs Carrie Thompson of Green-I Chicago Tot Wins $100 N Y Giant baseball fan as he sat Peace who were coming to Wash- at Shiloh church as the pastor the in the Polo Grounds viewing the Please Note: ! Even then 1 cannot imagne one ville, S. C and Mrs. J C Marshall | jngton t0 Hf((e the government to Panama Lauds Mr Wiliam Clemons of Manches | who is actually in love with a per Rev E R Harrison is ill and has In Fair Face Contest game last July 4th, has been com St Joseph. Mo i en(j the Korean war and estabhsh- I been away from the church tor two ter, CHICAGO—'ANP'— Little six- mitted to the State Training School son deliberately staying away and ------—~------| ed a world peace. , | weeks. Mr J D of Atlanta. year-old Saundra Motley with for Boys at Warwick. N. Y riot writing for a whole month. Being a lover of peace and a In the letter. sent out by Mrs. smooth pigtails and Tt bright shin Dear Eleanor. Carol Brice If you are so desperately in 'love, fighter for civil rights ot all people. (Robinson she proclaimed her de- ing face went to see the sights at He was sentenced by Judge Juve I am 13. soon will be 14 I have By AMBROZINE WILLIERS try to find out the reason for your Mrs. Robinson claims that she un I light to "know that the women of the CMeago Fair Mast nal Marchisio in Children's Court a nick name that I cannot stand. week and j PANAMA CITY. R P.-.ANPl- friend acting in su< li a manner. If wittingly agreed to send out ad 1 our country are uniting to end the I have requested my friends to call came away $100 richer. l Follpwnig a triumphant South he has been sick, or his letters got vance letters announcing the peace present hostilities in Korea. Saundra s good luck came thr- me by my real name. Some do so. American tour. Carol Brice was ap successor to world-famed contra ' lost, all well and good, but if he movement which was to be held in ! She said she was glad to join with ough her face. She was the winner but others insist upon, calling me I plauded heavily when she gave, her lto Marian Anderson just hasn't bothered to write. I Mrs. Stewart Washington the week of August 7. these women in an effort to end the of tht Chicago Daily Tribune's by most annoying pet name. Can I first concert here Friday night un- I The five-part program. Miss think you will lie wasting your time By ORA LEE BRINKLEY She told a reporter that she had present conflict because she felt Fair faqf contest for last Wednes ! der sponsorship of Westerman con- Brice opened with a trio of Italian you suggest a way. that I can stop i and affection to keep on loving ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-(ANP) been approached by two friends, that the millions of dollars now day. Of, the .200 faces photographed j certs I songs, Marcello's II mio .del fueeo," them from calling me by my nick him. —Mrs. Eha P. Stewart of Toledo. one was Mrs. Gertrude M. Evans, used for war should be used to pro during-tbe day the judges of the name? Tlie National theatre held a fair- Sarti s "Lung! del caro bene" and Kleiner O.. last week was reelected pres> executive secretary of the Progres vide better homes, more schools, paper's $7500 "Fair Paces" contest sized crowd to hear'the American Durante's "Danza danza, Faneiul- B S of Montgomery dent of the National Association of | sive Party in the District of Colum j hospitals, etc. chose Saundra's face the most in- ANSWER: Negro contralto, accompanied by la." Colored Women to serve her se bia. and another woman whom she j She had come to this conclusion, ■ ' Wl-----r------she said, after having read the call : her brother. Jonathan, sing a rich, Taking a curtain encore, Miss Remind them that the nirk-name cond term. had met in California but could not sent out by the AWP The call full program right Into the hearts1 Brice continued with Brahm’s "Der hurts your ears and feelings Act A total of 1.072 delegates from recall her name who asxed her if pointed out that the women and I of music lovers. Jager" and "Immer Leiser wird me as tho you don't hear them. Re 43 states attended the convention, I she was interested in peace. MAKE THIS mothers ot America had united in ' A rainynight augmented by ru in Schlummer" followed by Schu spond only when they call you by the 27th biennial meeting of the When she answered to the affirm-1 an eflort to bung an end to the Ko- mors of political unrest and the berts -Seligkeit" and "Der Erlkon- your correct name NACW ' ative. they requested her to send out j rean conflict tor which they had nig. She closed the Second part of Eleanor Main business activities of the i scheduled presidential speech frofn some letters about the proposed ac- j been asked to give the lives of their j the palace, caused a number of her program with Verdi's "O Don Dear Eleanor, meeting developed the following tivlties of the American women for sons. PROVE WHY YOU ’ ticket-cancellations at the last mo Fatale” from the opera "Don Car I am 14: an - excellent church highlights: ment. or Miss Brice would have los." worker and an A student at school. NEED THIS -, been welcomed by a’ large as an After the intermission Miss Brice I always try to do «¡hat is right. The NACW voted to take over : audinece as heard June Me Mee- opened the next half of her concert But this is what bothers me. My the Frederick Douglas Memorial hen, Camilla Williams, Hazel Scott by offering two selections by Trench mother is extraordinarily good to i home and start a $500.000 campaign O’Dwyer Backs Police Action j for its development. In the past the and Dorothy Maynor. These are I NACW aided the home, but did 1 artists who have played here be not control it. Heading the home's | fore for Westerman Concerts. At Peace Rally; Groups Protest I is no more" by Adlen Carpenter and to my seeing pictures at the movies board of directors is Mrs. Sallie BEAUTY The local press .^ent in rapture .NEW YORK CITY -iCNS>- ".'pleiu.nl i However, his ideas Florence Price's tribute to the Ne or even on the radio or teieviiWT'"" Stewart. Evansville. Ind. i at eauty of Miss Brice's voice The scholarship fund has been! Showing his utter contempt for re were not taTTen to. , favorably, gro. “Songs To A Dark Virgin.” She does permit the boys to call me - case with which she sang called .'Treasure Groups" and de throughout New York City The The much-loved Negro Spirituals on the telephone or visit only oc increased to $50,000 from the pre-' CREAM fiant i probably irked on bv' Kings American Labor Party; Progres her program, especially the Negro brought the program to q close, but casionally., I'll be 15 in November. sent $8,000 With Mrs. Lizzie. Fouse,, | Tint Ck«k> Olliaass County District Attorney Mac sive Party: Civil Rights Congress Spirituals. She was Tailed as a true not until Miss Brice had favored Lexington, Ky., chairman. It Is call Do you think I'm too young to re Donald's probe into graft—which is New York Council of the Alts, with a trio of encores. For the ceive company? ed the Hallie Q. Brown fund. Before making up, no secret) as regards police treat Sciences and professions; American teresting one in the women and spirituals she chose compositions $250.000 FOR EXPANSION apply Black and w s. ment of New Yorkers (even when Communication. Association and girls division. by Dawson. Boatner, Hall Johnson ANSWER: ..M Funds totalling $250.000 were vot-, White Vanishing Detectives placed their foot upon a American Civil Liberties Union One winner of each sex Is chosen and Burleigh, ringing; "Talk About Good straight forward, clean facts ed for the expansion of NACW. ' Cream. Then Negroes head and forced him,while protested, unequivocally, against for a $100 prize every day. The man 1 A Chile that do Love Jesus." about sex and love, is just what you headquarters In Washington, D. C , touch a tissue to These plans include a dormitory for1 on. the ground, to call them "Mis the conduct of police officials. your face. No oil chosen wa« Charles A Zeliber, I Interviewed by the press after need to learn and know Even dur women and girls and an auditorium, ter.') New York's Mayor, Wiliam The complete sadistic movement white owner of aD linoleum store the concert, Miss Brice said she had; ing earlier years when a child be cornea of—proof that this cream is Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune Is' O'Dwyer, who petitioned Negroes to against all peoples assembled at oil-free I And this wonderful cream is in Oark Park enjoyed her Latin American tour. gins to ask "Where do babies come « return him to office, Friday, ex Union Square 'and some were not not only greaseless it has the remark I In speaking of Saundra's picture, She said, in answer to a question, chairman. from?" is not too early to begin to REDS which brought about general able "Stalo" action that dries, checks one of the judges said: The girl's sht never sings "Ave Maria." pre-1 pressed complete satisfaction with tell them about sex and low* I Besides Mrs. Stewart, delegates usage of the word "Bastard," used and helpsaea/ your oily skin —protects face shows happiness and cheer." ferring to leave that to Marian An-1 the conduct of his police force. cannot understand how any intel elected the following to office: by police against the people, is be even the pores from dirt, A woman editor declared her face : derson. K ligent mother can afford to omit Mrs. Annette Harris Officer. East ing deplored city wide and the weather. Millions of was a personification of enjoyment. "OUR POLICE." said the Mayor St. Louis. Ill., first vice president; opinion-of Negroes in general is women use it. You should Intriguing and sincere were used "handled tre situation in their usual tool Buy it today. 30t. Z3 Mrs. Genevieve M Weaver.- Mus that ODwyer would be better off by Tribune illustrator to describe | splendid manner " (We are writing kogee. Oklahoma, second vice presi if he did "Get Out Of Office." Um both Noci and WhHt ) "dR ¿ the little girl's picture Doublc Filtered to find out what ODwyer meant by Chanting Croom, . qJ'M dent; Mrs. Irene McCoy Gaines, Saundra, whose smile shows run for FOR EXTRA and Vonúhinj Croom. ™ Chicago, first recording se she is minus of a front tooth, is eli Burnì QUALITY AND U6HTEH cretary; Mrs Mary Gaines, Topeka gible for one of the grand prizes of Min.r Cull PURITY Char. FASHION FROCKS of Cincinnati Kans., second recording secretary; Jamaican Wins Essay Prize $500, $300. $200 or $50 to be award II HTMUim JULY as ft» BLACK A^tyVHITE Icrnpei Mrs. Inez Tinsley, third recording ed at the end of the daily contest designs an eye-stopping dress in VANISHING CREAM | A^Thi« "well-known wp white pique with dramatic side (secretary; on labor day . IU name. Moroline, drape In red, black and whltaf Mrs. Ellis Blockson. Sewickley, guarantceshigh- Slin too dark? Try Dr FRED I'almer i Skin In International Contest R est quality. Such Whitener tonight. Lightens Am. acta on exter harlequin print pique. Available :Pa.. treasurer; Mrs. Billie Ashby. a soothing dreas- nally caused pimple* and UrWnhea 25c »nd 50c directly in homes from housewife Tulare. Calif., secretary, executive LAKE SUCCESS. N Y. — (CNS> | governmental organizations active ing for minor atdruittorea SMiifactwymulUor money hack. representatives, (ANP) ¡board; Mrs Thelma Burke, Forrest — Karl Heath. Jamaica. British in the United Nations field, and will "Wo imAit to Mi iut! ’ wounds, chapped NEW IMPROVED FORMULA City. Ark. parliamentarian: Mrs West Indies, was one of ten winners receive transportation between their »kin, scratches. I Elia? McCabe. Tacoma, Wash., homes and UN headquarters, plus «Off?®.______Dr, FBED Palmer» -7 in the third International Essay Will The Negro chaplain; Miss Susie Jones, Brook Competition organized under the an allowance of $10 a day for 30 • ' «al NATURAL HAIR ATTACHMENTS MOROLINE Fight The Reds? lyn. statistician: Mrs Corrine Low auspices of the United Nations De days while they are at Lake Success PETROLEUM JELLY SKIN WHITENER-/ ry. Denver, Colo., auditor; partment of Public Information. 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Ambar, 25c. softens Mild medication soothei Get Black Straw« Hatr c»»w*iBlues singers of the mu- of the most thrilling shows ever to knight at the Handy Theatre, ’is God s in developing a full life Thi steal world famous for such well be staged at the Palace Theatre. he sensational Ray Charles, could be seen in the work of men known Blues as "Rockin' At Mid Ernie Fields, the genial Gentle klist and pianist (ike S.'cntes, John Hus. Latlme: night. Long About Midnight, Re man of Swing and composer of the becca. Hard Luck Blues, Boogie at great record hit "Thursday Evening Charles, who has been blind since and Ridley He told of the creative Midnight" and a number of other Blue»" enjoys great popularity In (fancy has overcome his physical power of meh kite the aposta well known Blues hits. the south, southwest and tar west kndicap and mastered the key- Paul and Ghandi He appealed ti Come out and enjoy the fun. and was given line support by his hard in a way to make normal peo- the youth J the world to com I tans to leap into the-fust ten cate le ashamed of themselves He plays mand certain creative powers and tr singers and dancers with out use them tu a saving advantage sc gory. Whicn means that hl band is one of the top ten lianas in the tfficulty and it is truly amazing that mankind could save ibeli Iron t the ease with which he performs. Wisconsin Pilot land as picked by a recent Poll. He self destruction. i has a band that can Jump, switch In addition to Ray Charlew; Ful- He continued by saying that cre to sweet numbers and mix 'em for m will feature the comedy team of ative thinking and planning is nec- any crowd. He has played In many eonard and Leonard, Kitty Stev es ary to ria America of segrega Tells Sfrange festivals, special events as well as eson and the personable M. C. tion and discrimination. He lelt doing a lop job in night clubs. Style fUlie Smith Rsmbles tonight and (hat should the United Nations de marks this organization. aturday. cide on a creative commission to A number ol other big name stars .-tup the growing sentiment of Rescue Tale will also appear with this attraction. third world war it could be avert Be sure to mark the week of Sept. DENVER — - A Wiscon ERNIE FIELDS r LIKE GOLDEN ed. He denounced lite use of an 10th. on your calendar, so that sin pilot whose strange rescue af you'll be sure to remember atom or any other bomb either now ter being shot down"(n "Korea was BROWN FRIED FOOD or ever Tell all your friends about the related today by Bob Considine, Gentleman oi Swing and don't for SAVOY THAT’S DIGESTIBLE His last admonition was 'hat the International News Service colum get the aate. Sept. 10th KAY CHARLES nist, described hb harrowing ex youth and the world should re SUNDAY and MONDAT perience as "Just like Hollywood.*' member that all creative planning • Wild Bill” ELLIOTT should be designed for a peaceful First Lt. William H Dusell, 'of! Two Fined For Youth Must Create and happy life and not one fonxie- "Acrois Th« Shrra»" Wisconsin D?!F>. spoke from hl« struction, ili will, feuds and gen------Also------bed at Fitzsimons Army Hospital Jimcro Statute Mantan MORELAND Says Bishop Walls eral consternation. MISS MARY HELDS : Ohio. Miss Fields was lavishly en at Denver Significantly, he ar RICHMOND, Va — Bishop W J ATTENDS WORLD ALLIANCE - tertained by an Intimate friend, rived by air before the full story j "Tall, Tan & Terrific" Walls keynoted the General Con | Back again after an extensive Va- Mrs Gertrude Brewer Other of his dramatic escape reached ' cation trip which took lwr to Ma- Violation In Va. COMEDY > SERIAL vention on Christian Education and Season's First Iriends extending hospitality were the United States the General Assembly of Christian | son for a visit with her mother to Mrs. Ardell Lewis. Mrs Francis RICHMOND, Va. (NNPAi— Po Youth of the African M E Zion Hurricane : Cleveland. Ohio, for the World ' Flanikagln. and Mrs Anna Smith Lt Dusell's back was broken lice Court Judge Carleton E. Jewett Baptist Alliance is Miss Mary B when his artillery liason plane last Thursday fined two colored I Fields, prominent member ol Before going to Cleveland. Ohio. was shot down by a North Ko person» |5 each for failing to move Sweeps Fla. Coast I Columbus Baptist Churah. Miss Miss Fields attended the State rean Yink Fighter. His observor. to rear seats when requested to do1 COMING! MIAMI- i INS i — The season’s Fields was guest of her mother. Mrs. Sunday School-B T U. Congress at Second Lt. Don Bazzuro. of Staten so by a Virginia Transit Company first Tropical Hurricane continued L B Fields, of Mason. Tenn, before East Trigg Avenue Baptist Church WHO? WHERE? Island, New York, received a brok bus driver. * to edge toward the Florida east continuing to Cleveland. She took special training under en leg SEPTEMBER 1STH I coast and posed an increasing The two men, Waller tee Epps, She was house guest of her niece. Prof C. T Epps, and Miss Lucy 27, and Charles E. Baker, 34. both ! threat to south Atlantic shipping Miss Dorothy Harris, and ill Akron, Campbell. As Considine related. Dusell was ¡ ADMISSION:: noted appeals to Hustings Court. 1 rescued with the aid of a 12-year- ADVANCE $1.90 The Miami weather bureau’s 10.30 old Korean bov who was severely I The men were cnargeacharged wnnwith via-vlo- p. m i EST > advisory placed the AT DOOR $1.19 storm at 760 miles east of Palm Virginia Code, dealing with racial] Fort Pillow State Farm To patrol to the injured flier , Beach. Fla., with wind« reported segregation. Specifically, they were 1 ' a little over 100 miles an Ivour" The lieutenant said the patrol • charged with falling to "take and | ran into "the enemy and. the first I occupy tire seat or space assigned: Play Alonzo Locke Bombers one hit was the boy who was lead- by Ute driver of the suid bus. »nd j mg them to me. I did ulawfully tail to obey the di-1 There's The Fort Pillow State Farm base eight Memphians In their Lineup lections of suid driver, pursuant tu ball team will make its first ap Lonnie Hluirp, playing manager "That boy saved my life lawful custom in force by said com pearance in Memphis Negro basc- of the Alonzo Bombers, announced wonder If he's all right, if pany (VTC> as to assignment of ( ball circles by meeting the AlQitzo alive. seats or space to white and colored j Locke Bombers in a special Negro that he will start Aaron Randle, doubleheader carded for ' Martin ace southpaw curve ball artist, on passengers, the said (defendants) i •no belter Shorter hemlines add Interest to having first been udvised of such | tlie mound in the opener, and Joe j Stadium on Sunday afterncon fall stocking designs. Gamgtime for the opener is listed Story's record showsone setback custom and requested to conform thereto." NOW! for 2:15 p m cap Randle has an impressive un | Arrangement fo rthe appearance defeated record of seven wins, while Kenneth W. Brownley, driver ol of the prison nine was made by Mr. Story's record shows one set back the bus, said the two men boarded bourbon MAGNIFICENT i Tommy Dart, educat'cnal direct™ ut of eight starts \ his bus on July 27 and were sit of the Alonzo L'icke School and ting toward the front when white Jimmy Bishop, radio director of COMING! passengers got on. Several white I Maty Brescia. Publicity director of OUTDOOR Matty Mriescia Enterprises, an Martin Stadium, with Warden T. passengers were standing in the rear I nounced today that he has arrang THAT SOLID SENDER . . Bennett Wright (f the Fort Pillow i of the bus. The two men, it was al-1 ed with Dewey Phillips, of„Red Hot HIS FAMOUS SPECTACLE Institution The State Farm ag leged, twice refused to move to the I and pine heard ever WHBQ night rear of the bus TYMPANY FIVI gregation boast of a^record ot 36 ly. hi be the guest emcee Phillips, triumphs in 40 starts and will have ROY MILTON ______O. who Is being brought back to the Iowa and Wellington Baseball Or- ’ (hard by popular demand, told 100 PROOF Bishop tiiat he would be more than BOTTLED-IN-BOND happy to appear on the program ACE THEATRE UNDER GOVT. SUPERVISION The pre-game ceremonies will be I gin at l;45p m Bishop is arrang MISSISSIPPI AT WALKER A/k> ovoilobh ing to get other radio stars to ap 90 PROOF pear on the progrnai with Phillips, 1 SUNDAY - MONDAY who made the phrase "tell'em Phil 4 YEARS OLD I '-«S> lip sent you" so very popular IN COLOR BY Alan LADD TECHNICOLOR LINEl’P FOR SUNDAY'S GAME VL0N7.0 LO< KE BOMBERS with H Al Hall ------:. j g James irnest B”ard —=------8 S Lawrence Bridgefort ------1 B Lawrence Hill------■------3 B STEWART Lonnie Sharp------I, F Jeff CHANDLER Manager Chuck Newbie — yj — C. F, Debra PAGET That sensational Blues Man, Roy Otis Branch ----- — R F. Milton, idolized by both young and [ Will GEER William King C I old, wil lopen his engagement at Aaron Randle — ------P I the beautiful W C Handy Thea- PLUS! EXTRA! (First Gamei Harlem Theatre STRAIGHTBOURBODwHISKY itere next Friday, August 25 for a Joe Story ------1248 FLORIDA STREET four day engagement "THE MEMPHIS (Second Oamei OID HKKO4Y DISTItlING COtKXATION, MKA, FA. 1 Roy, who holds the attendance BELLE" I record at the Handy is expected to SUNDAY FORT PILLOW STATE FARM I pack'em In as usual He brings DEWEY PHILLIPS | wit him his orchestra and stage j Tvv Penilton —.------' revue ADV. Memphis, Tenn. ESQUIRE MARECHALNEIL STARTS 3 BIG DAYS Nathaniel Wadley ------SATURDAY ONLY - (Doubla Feature) HANDY Harriman. Tenn. TONITE on our STAGE Willie Beafd- ^—------S. 8 Convertible For Memphis OUTDOOR WESTERN BLACK BANDIT" i Robert Wisdom ------c Starring Bob BAKER Atso- LOWELL ! Jackson Sale 1 Bep Coleman ------i B also ... Ann CORIO in WESTERN PACIFIC AGENT .Nashville BUICK YELLOW 1947 Road- FULSON F with Robert LARRY Pete Edit.burg ------c. nosier Convertible, 3 5 00 and his ORCHESTRA Memphis miles, Radio • Heater • White SUNDAY • MONDAY Hirmnn Brannum ------R F and BIG STAGE REVUE Nashville Side Walls. Excellent condi Robert PRESTON irr— 1 James Johnson------— 3 B tion. One owner. No Dealer. Featuring: Nashville "TULSA James Greer ------P — PHONE 5-9442 RAY CHARLES Memphis «First Gamei EVENINGS: 7:30 to 10 and Fred MacMURRAY in Blind Pianist and Vocalist , Robert Staples ------P Memphis (Second Gamei BORDER LINE" LEONARD and LEONARD Comedy - Dancing NEW DAISY THEATRE
KITTY STEVENSON Jumpin' With The Blues GEORGIA SUN., MON., TUES, and WED. NEW PALACE THEATRE Willie Smith * Singing M. C. SUNDAY — MONDAY -Also-On Our Screen- WINCHESTER 73" On Bede -{DOUBLE FEATURE)— Robert Ryan in "THE SET-UP Bettv HUTTON in
Tax Included James STEWART Shelly WINTERS SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY ADMISSION r RAMBLES TO NITE and SATURDAY . . . 11:30 Dan DURYEA and Stephen McNALLY
"OUTRAGES OF THE ORIENT Hear LOWELL Ploy! I * ROUGH SHOD With An All Star Cast BLUE SHADOWS * WESTERN UNION BLUES * MAMA with Robert STERLING Plus: ‘ PACK YOUR CLOTHES and COME ON HOME_! DAISY THEATRE -EXTRA ADDED SHORTS- SUNDAY MONDAY COMING IN PERSON AUGUST STARTS NEXT FRIDAY QUICKSAND" THREE DAYS ONLY 4 BIG DAYS ON OUR STAGE Starring Roy (Good Rocking) Brown Mickey ROONEY Jeanne CAGNEY and His Mighty Men and Barbara BATES MILTON Stage Revue I 1 and his ORCHESTRA TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 1
and I ? Also coming soon ... -BIG STAGE REVUE- AND NOW ON SUNDAYS TOO, "ABANDONED" Ernie FIELDS and His Orchesrta Your Old Favorite is Bock! REV. GATEMOUTH MOORE 9-11 A. M. with an all star castA I • MEMPH15 WORLD « Friday, Auöu»t 18, 195Ô CHURCH NEWS Musical Teo Set NEW SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH I At Gospel Temple 955 South Fourth Street Independent Matrons Entertain The Young Women's Misaion Rev Charln J Patterwm, Putor Gospel Temple Baptist Church Young People's Day at our churcl rendering a muilcal tft-,' Stini was enjoyed by all August 20 from 3 to 6 P M at I Summer Garden Party Tonight 1 The Sunday School lesson was church reviewed by Charles Patterson. Jr Members of the Independent Ma-; be partly covered with honeysuck- Robert Malone, acting superinten Mrs R A Whitfield, supervi trons Club are dosing out their ' les an dother garden flower,'S dent of Young Women’s Mission will final efforts for the out-door Gar- Inside the garden will be tables At 11 A M our pastor preached guest speaker. There will alro I den Party tonight. The party is be ; for bridge, whist and other games At 3:00 P M Rev T Robinson a grand inarch and you may ing held at the residence of Mr Mr Alvin Ramsey and two other a young minister of the Golden tain souvenir programs of t and Mrs S W Robinson. 1524 So students from Hooks School f Pho- Leaf Baptist Church brought a event Montgcmery. irontip m ^until tgraphy will be on hand to take I message Mrs. Loraine Caldwell of Trir . pictures Tuna fish sated on crisp At 8:00 P M our awn...... Rev Methodist Church will serve >bf far/ will be fenced in with . jetuce. topped with pimentoes'and Williams together with the young mistress of ceremonies cfepe paper of pink and green over olives, surrounded with carckers: people's Choir brought a unique Rev C T Epps, Minister; M Which yellow lights softened witli cokes will be served during the j program Tecia Colley, president; Mrs Mi Japanese Lanterns, will be on each progres.s of the games Our B T. U. was handled by Webster, chairman and spoiuc aide of the garden The fence will Mrs Nellie Shaw, chairman“ of Miss Charlie Mae Warren, acting Mrs Clara Shells, corr secreti activity committee, has planned director and reporter dancing for tho.-e that want to The City Sunday School and E dance Music will be some of the T U Congress will convene at our ■ latest record recording (church Sunday evening at 3:00 P Mt. Pisgah Set M Friends f the club are cordially , Brother L Lee is very ill in the 1 invited to attend this affair and 'Kennedy General Hospital We are For Woman's Day - tickets may be secured from any i praying for him a speedy recovery. The Mt Pisgah Baptist Chui ot the members lor 35c will celebrate its Annual Woma Mr Joe Willie DeMyers will serve BLOOMFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Day, Sunday August 20 The gu refreshments Special guest will be 1241 KANSAS STREET speaker at the 3 P M hour i The Duchess Social Club, Mrs REV. J D WESLEY, Pastor be Mrs A McEwen Williams. R Ethel Yates, president; Privateers I Sunday School opened at 9:30 A M. L. Scott, pastor, will speak Social .Club. Mrs Mattie Bell, M with Superintendent H R 11 A M president; The Larita Homemakers Pankins in charge Rpv Hftfrris social Club. Mrs Julia Ann Pleas, ( gave a blackboard demonstration president, The Benny Fields Club Three visitors were present Mrs ' and the Hubert Rest Social Club Long from Bethlehem Baptist Church was a visitor Gonne Colleg At 11:00 A M the pastor preach-; INDUSTRIAL ed Two new members were added to the chureh ENROLL NOW WORKERS GUILD We were happy to have our for- - mer member return on a Visit, Mr . At The SET FOR TEA White from Buffalo. New York who SCHOOL expressed himself as having enjoy Kw.-l ■ Industrial Workers Guild Of ed the service Mr White is the Memphis is sponsoring a tea. Sun house guest of Mr Jake Long. 1816 | of Cosmetology day August 20 at Clavbome Farrington Street. Rev. J. D..j Temple I Wesley, pastor; J H Jackson, 443-449 Beale Avenue Bui SvvuTS ini Mcrnrriia , spirit and expression foMr. B N | opportunity to thank the coca Cola The Guild at the present time is clerk COCA-COLA SHOWS INTEREST IN BOY SCOUTS IN MEMPHIS Courses Offered In composed mainly cf workers from Along with th>? industrial pro- 1Memphis___ ,__ which ______makes Coca Cola is I Gassassaway, Company Official who ' Bottling Company of Memphis, Bet- a gress of Memphis has been the one of Jhe finest in the country I stated "I know of no ergnaization PHYSIO-THERAPY Thlernationl Harvester CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ' ter Housing Newspaper, and the mammoth strides made by various They have cooperated with our eí- i that contributes as much to the a The tea Sunday is sponsored 254 SOUTH LAUDERDALE Boy Scout units under the direction BUSINESS ETHICS groups toward better inter-racial forts ------at“ all— times—1 ”and...... we are na- ' •'building’■iw'"» of good character, fine«"•««*- citi- a mainly as a membership drive Pre Sunday School 9:30 A M of J A Beauchamp «insert) for and SALESMANSHIP - turally anxious for everyone to7«nship and worthwhile traits as the the privilege of using the above- sent officers of the club are James Morning Worship 11:00 A M relations and understanding This ’ know that the Company Itself has ( Bev Scouts It is gratifying to learn photo in our publication The out-1 Veterans and Civilians Blackmore, president; B L. Hooks, Subject 'MIND’' was particularly noticed in an ar ¡done a fine job toward improving of the large number of Negro Bovs Accepted for Training secretary; Jerry Coleman, treasur- Wednesday night services ticle which appeaerd in the cur standing contributions of these or- in Memphis who are taking ad- P M rent August issue of Better Hous- ! the civic status of the Negro Youth ( ganizations have meant tremendous, G.I. Approved Mr L 0 Swingler and Mr J i ing News, Memphis Negro Hous | thorough its generous contributions. vantage-of Scout training this year progress among the Negro Youth We wish’them continued success • —A Tear Around School— >. Beauchamp, will speap briefly PILGRIM REST BAPTIST ing monthly publication issued free Much credit is due Better Hous- . of Memphis iADV 1 The Memphis World takes this I I the tea Mr Calvin Rolark will CHURCH to ALL Tenants and the general ing Newspaper, whose spotlight ar- j Register Now ring several musical number? Dr 1316 KENNEDY STREET i public This article dealt with the I tides commending the good tea-1 S Holley is pastor Rev. C M Lee, Pastor interest shown by the■ Coca Colai tures and traits of outstanding busi-1 For All Courses Sunday school was largely at- (Bottling Company of *1'Memphis in- nesses are published monthly for tended, Young adults women's, the local Negro Scout movement------1 I its many readers The readiness For Further information class won the banner with Mrs. E According to Mr J A Beauchamp, with which consent was given to Circling The Bases M Duvall in charge 1 veteran Scout leader, this Company this publication for a reproduction i of the featured article demonstra At 11 A M Rev E Greene has made the greatest contribution ted a spirit of cooperation unsur- preached Lto.Hit-Scout. . program and his en- At 8:00 P M the Rev. W. P Payne dorsement of the product and the nesses are published monthly for rem Motion Rev E D Steward Company .as being the best in the for the continued progress and suc preached With The Red Sox ¡ of the Salem-Gilfleld BAptls City mwas noteworthy In his own cess of this group “ TENNESSEE We also wish to commend the Church worshipped with us. wolds we quote, "The Company ill I SOUR MASH WHISKEY At 8:00 P M a program will be held at the church The public is invited. Admission free Let us \ not forget our shut in Mrs R M Williams, clerk \ \ WARREN METHODIST No. 2 USHER'S Board of Warren -GOOSE” Midi«/!) our Methodist Church sponsored a trii around the world Monday, Ju’y 31st. The entertaining hostesse were as follows : Manager, Memphis lied Use Mrs. Georgia Mickle, Mrs. C 1 White, Mrs Odessa Butler. M dt-Ucrl i Ellen,, Record, Mrs. Wilmena Pri Soi Club Plenty of and Mrs. Flossie Jone* HAVE Many thanks to all who helped f a to make it a successful and delight-I Genuine' ful evening Mrs. Inez Ratcliff, president; Mrs We are back on the bases With the fourteen men and came out on top Jimmie Lee Cherry, reporter; Rev ! I Kansas City Monarchs ano our first ' with a 1-0 victory. Yes Harris had J B Royal. Pastor. ¿time at Louisville, Kentucky «e - to be on because the Kansas City A defeated them 2-0 behind the one I lefty was tough enough. Th«1 fans REV. Wm. FIELDS JR. I hit pitching of Lefty Clarke He almost mobbed Harris after the YOUNG PEOPLE'S DAY Pitched the greatest game of hi- t I . came but his team mates were op SPEAKER career and the fans will' be talking lum first and I am sure he is yet ice Annual Young People's Day wi’l - about that game for years to come. i sore from back slaps. •Cenuúw let it eryi&l ¡&KESSEE I The highlights of his pitching feat clttA, iatulnt, s-be observed at Providence Methodist I nitrica 5 I Church. Sunday August 20th. of the games was when the first Stay on the bases with Goose. At the 11:00 o'clock service the COKE man up tripled m the ninth inn tloio-mMnt. ■SS!?.*1* sermon will be delivered by Rev ing and he worked himself out of Wm Fields. Jr., assistant pastor cf that without a tally across the plate. Red Cross agrees to gether blood I Eastern Star Baptist Church H" Yes he was superb. for urmed services. is the son of Rev. Wm Fields, Sr and a student at LeMoyne Colleg? We are enroute to Jackson, Ten WHISKEY Rev. Fields Jr. has great possibi).- nessee for oui next tilt. As we walk ties being one of the highest peak out on the fields for pre-game .workouts two great lefthanders far- « «OOF upon the- mountain of ministerial efficiency. each other. On the mound for the ky taaM Oitrillary, lywhkara Taaa At 3:00 P M. Gospel Feast In Sox Is Lefty Harris, the Arkansa i songs 7:30 P. M Beautiful candle flash and for the Monarchs is Lefty j I light service The public is invited Lumont, one of the toughest picture | Mrs. Hazel Brown, general chair- to beat in the leagde. Hats off t< Iman: Rev. L A. Haynes. Pastor Harris — all he did was pitched a no hit. no rufl game and struck -. TUNICA APARTMENTS
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Wade This is the Way you can do It. Italiaii rye grass 20-30 pounds ana Tliat land you have had tested to crimson clover 20-30 pounds. I1 determine the lime and fertilizer By seeding tlvese crops tarmers The Memphis Red Sox and the of LeMoyne College football fam ; needed and which you have kepi too can keep ydur own farm green, Kansas City Monarchs engaged in who are interested in where they well prepared through the year, can 'which help, to keep Shelby green, what was without a doubt one of play here the 1950-51 schedule I1 now be seeded to grasses and le which is a part of this state of | the finest games played at Martin again — September 30th — Phi gumes that will not only add fer Tennessee. GREEN Stadium this season - as the Red lander Smith, Little Rook. October i Note What it will mean to you Hose downed the mighty Monarchs 14th — Alabama State — Huntsville tility to your soils and prevent it 4 to 3 in the first game of last October 21st — Fisk University — from washing away by winter rain , as far as feed is concerned. 1 acre Sunday's twlnbill. The game had Nashville. but will supply much valuable teed oi good pasture equals 44 bushels of1 every thing fine fielding, tight October 28th — Dillard University for your livestocks corn, 90 bushels of oate, 42 bushel pitching and good timely hitting. 1 — New Orleans Many tons of limestone were de of wheat and 2 tons of good hay PERMANENT PASTURE Buddy Woods-Sox Ace reliever 1 November 4th -— Open Date — livered to you in time to have One acre of cniuson closer con-. WINTER PASTURE held the Monarchs scoreless until ■ November 11th — Open Date spread and mixed well in lhe soil, Ii tains more protein than one ton of the seventh Inning when the young November 18th — Open Date — and you possibly have a few sacks, cotton seed meal Don't you believe gladiators from Missouri tallied one November 23rd, Lane College — of fertilizer that you have beer.'1 it will be wise to seed your pasture AUGUST 15 to SEPTEMBER 15 TIME: August and Early September run. Vibert Clarke had to pour oil . Memphis. | keeping all summer for this occa- j now from the 15th of September? t 1 on the troubled waters in the ninth ikon It certainly will be needed to Thu will save soli, feed, labor and to clinch the win for Buddy. In tlic THt NATIONAL St EXE i get these plant, off to a good start water It means more beef, tnilk. second game the Monarchs lumped ! riding Philadelphia 1 before tlie cold weather begins. lambs and more pork on Frank (Groundhog, Thompson ; W»™“ continue on their merry way WHAT TO PLANT Experiments show that more pro- Time FEBRUARY 20 to APRIL 1 Crop & Rate When Seeded Alone for seven runs tn the first inning “ cenWr tlie stretch , In order to have a permanent pas ! fit can be obuindd fri\n bfef and and went on to cop the nightcap ^[lve or Pennant. The second ture which is very profitable to live* pork that have been produced on g to ] place Braves seem to be the only good pastures So if you have not MIXTURE & RATE For Well Drained m the senior circuit. 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• i “^7 — I frldoy, Auguit IB, 1950 Mrt Luelkn To iFolicemen To Hear South’s M/j Speak At Payne Chapel Sunday Only Negro Police Lieutenant UUHHK£ 33EZZHXHZE ^BRETT HALLIDAY . BY J. BENJAMIN HORTON, JR. shortly after appointment to the ike Beota » (Md«M a*4 Leedla* tolerad besal-Weekly “swipepes * force while still walking his beat Piblished by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. Negroes of Texas will witness an with rookie's swagger that he want^ Been TUESDAY end FRIDAY et 1S4 BEALE—Phoee 8-4424 epoch-making event when A. Wil CHAPTER TWENTV SIX Kei lot a «ui ruO) whelhet it "We ve got a Rajah right now," son Edgwards of Louisville. Ken ed to become a lieutenant some “YOU STILL don't think Voor- was stolen oi not He wouldn't) ■stored la th» Poet Office al Memphis Tcml, M »econd-ciase null “Ot Hindupoor?" tucky, only Negro ever to hold the Asked how he feels now that hiK land'» capable it engineering a.nave to cut it up Heo keep it "That» right" Corey was a «oder Um Act of Coagrm, March 1, UTT rank of police-lieutenant in Dixie, amtition has been realized, he grin noldup Uk« that on« tonight?" whole ano gloat over it" {thin, immaculate young man with addressed the Texas Negro Peace ned and replied "fine." Shayne askea —"That s true...... But there aren't' very bright blue eyes. They rest- Member el SCOT! NEWSPAPER 8INDICATI Officers Association's fifteenth an A studious man. the lieutenant W. A. Scoli, IL I oander, C. A. Scott, General Manager "Walter Voorland?" Randolph » man) collector» like - Not ed oi. the detective with alert ui- voice was trankly incredulous, many With a bankroll Jaen nual conclave to be held at Hous has long since made up for any enough 'teresL ton, Texas, August 21, 22. and 23 “Certainly not. Besides, wnat an 1 a conscience elastic enoufjugh to shortcomings which he thinks he LEWIS 0. SWINDLER ...... Edito» "Nice guy?" Lieut. Edwards will addre-s the a SHIELDS Jr would it pront oim? He, more ¡finance wholesale robberies—and may have had. He lakes corres A. r... AdvertWag Manag« "He spendB plenty of money." convention on two occasions August than anyone else knows now un-> murders." "Is tie in now?" pondence courses and reads exten 21. as follows: at 3:00 p. m., he will The MEMPHIS WORLD 1» an Independent newtpeper—dm possible it would be to realize a Shayne got up ano paced ex “1 can find out” Corey reached sively. especially all he can about address the delegates of the con notarial! and non-partisan, printing news unbiuedly and supporting tenth ot their value from the icitedly up and down the room "It's | for the telephone on his desk, but police work. He has taken a course vention on a subject of his own then thing» It believe» to the Interest of Its readers and eppadag stolen rubies. He wouldn't, abet | an angle." ne argued. Take“ this I Shayne stopped him. at LaSalle College, Chicago, in choice, and at 8:00 p. m., he will these Usings against the Interest of its readers. any finagling like that. Not with Rajan toe instance. No wonder ne "Find out some other things elementary law, a course in busi address a public meeting on the SUBSCRIPTION RATES a star ruby. He takes personal was sore that Voorlana relused to >. while".IMU JUUyou're M MUMU.about ...it, —Ben..... Whether.. ness administration from the In subject, "Police Tactics and Pub Year M.44-4 Month» 13 00-3 Month» 11.54 (It> Advsnoel pride in them. He would no more sell to mm. It he nao kept track I he nas been in all evening ..any ternational School of Corre-pond- lic Relations." have a hand in anything like that of the bracelet, knew when it was visitors phone calls in and out ence. and he is at present eyeing Born at Frankfort,. Kentucky, in than a father would arrange to sold and to whom .'The works." a course In Criminology at Indiana 1908 and schooled at Louisville and Moving Without The Facts have his own child kidnaped." "I wonder." Randolph interrupt- Ren Corey Hesitated. "Care to University. Youngstown. Ohio. Mr. Edwards has A Federal District judge, sitting at Miami, Florida last “That has been done," Shayne ed. as though ne was beginning to |lel1 me why argued. get Shayne’s idea. "1 wonder if I Mike?” an enviable record as a member of RECEIVES PLAUDITS OF Monday, dismissed a petition for a $100,000 damage suit the Division of Police of Louisville, POLICE HEAD “For a profit, maybe. If a man he's still in town." "I'd rather not. Kentucky. Edwards, big and hand brought against the Miami School Board by Negro parents. were dead broke. Voorland is a "He wouldn't nave to be," Corey nodded and got up. "This Lieut. Edwards was congratulat some, joined the police force four On the face of it, it would appear that Judge Whitehurst, rich man and there would be no bhayne pointed out "All ne would |I will take a little time." He went ed by Director of Public Safety profit in it for him. 1 don't think need to do is pass the word | out and Shayne leaned back to teen years ago and developed to David McCandless upon his appoint who handed down the opinion, acted on the testimony of de his present position from police pa- you understand fully the way he around that ne was in the market {1 mentally check over a raft of hazy Mrs E McClure Luelien, will be inent as being "generally respected fendants’ counsel that the board was moving in the direction | trolman, later as a detective and feels about a star ruby. He hates for the bracelet when or if it went ideas he had accumulated while guest speaker at the Payne Chapel and having an excellent record." police sergeant to. police lieutenant of equalizing salaries and bringing the facilities of Negro to sell one." out of the store and became avail with Earl Randolph. They were Methodist Church. 813 Randle St., In extending his plaudits-, to Ed schools up to the standards of the white. But, in reality, the Shayne nodded and there was a able. That would explain the plan all extremely hazy. Haziest of all Sunday August 20th at 3 00 P M 'trough comP^'w examinations. wards, chief of Police Carl Heustis Lieut. Edwards ha.s an excellent judge could not base a decision upon so fine a distinction in wry grin on his gaunt face. “I no ning and the swiftness of the was the motivation that nad in- She is an aggressive and a very cap- Lieut. Edwards has an excellent declared: "You are not to be conA able leader in her church, a born police record, has scored in the sidered as a Negro lieutenant, therW the face of the United States Supreme Court decision in the ticed that he wasn't putting any snatch tonight." iduced Mrs. Dustin to drug her hus- pressure on Dustin to buy last “How would they know w-ho ; band, at midnight and then call orator, and holds her audience spell 90s in previous civil service exami- will be iome jealousy ot you 4n the Llayd Gaines case. There is no room, therefore, anywhere Monday when 1 happened to be in bought it?" I his apartment to arrange a secret bound at all times. Don t fail to inations—...... and- -is -a ------ciack —shot with...... department, but I know you will in the Gaines' ruling to allow a judge to render a decision the store. In fact, he kept trying "Easy enough. How much do meeting with Mr. X who imper hear this wonderful speaker. Mrs. the pistol, holding several mark- carry yourself in such a way that upon a gradual equalizing process. It is a question of equal to slip the bracelet back into the you think those store clerks earn sonated him. That didn't tie in at Luellen is a member of Progressive | manship awards. will demand the respect of both vault and sell him something else." in a year? A bribe could be easily all with any ot the other ideas Baptist Church. AN AMBITIOUS OFFICER white and Negro policemen . . ■ ity of inequality. I Edwards stated to a newsman “That's the way he is. He picks managed." he was beginning to formulate. It your rank demands that respect," But the dismissal was based on the fact that the pro his buyers for a piece like that was the added unknown that made The members of Payne Chapel “By God, 1 believe you've got are working to reach their goal of and you as a man deserve it." testing citizens could furnish “no real issues” for the trial. bracelet. 1 happen to know he re something. Mike." Randolph was the equation unsolvable. fused to even show the piece to He had finished two cigarettes $600 00. This church has come a long Of course it is true that there are discrepancies between -the sitting erect, staring at Shayne as, ways under its leader and founder Bulloch County another prospective buyer less than 'and rearft j no definite conclusion he paced the floor. "If we don't Rev. Robert L McRae Rev McRae Negro and white schools in Miami. It is true that there is a month ago." when Corey re-entered the office. hear from the thieves in a few is a product of St Andrew Metho abundant evidence to prove this inequality. But no judge, “Why?" He carried a slip of paper in his Man, Struck By days..." dist Church, this city. Randolph chuckled. "Because he hand, and he glanced at the pen however sympathetic he may appear to be, is going out to “You wo n't," Shayne said / prove and to argue the facts in any client's case. Neither has certain theories about the way strongly. 'They're not out for any ciled notation when he sat down. Beginning his ministerial career Auto, Succumbs will the opposition be so charitable as reveal any weak point gems should be regarded and lousy insurance reward of a tew ... "The Rajah had dinner served in three years ago. and entering the STATESBORO -(SNS)- A treated. He wants them to be re grand." his suite and hasn't b$en out all R. R. Wright School Seminary, for neer citizen of Bullock county, or admit any guilt. Thus, despite the overwhelming evidence spected and enjoyed, worn and ad "How can you be so sure?" evening." he reported. "The opcra- three years, and received his B. T. was struck Saturday by a hit mired. He turned an Indian Rajah which may be brought to bear, unless it is presented for the "I car. take a hint," Shayne said tor believes there were two or H. degree last May. run driver, died in a local hospital down cold when the poor devil Evangelist Reola Jackson, presi judge’s consideration, it cannot possibly be weighed or pass grimly, fingering the bruise on his three incoming calls earlier in the Monday. had made a trip all the way from dent of the Evangelistic Council jaw where it contacted Blackie's evening Only two calls went out ed upon. India just to bid on the bracelet will preach Sunday morning at the J S "Buddy" Pelote, knucks. “What's this Rajah's Both to Miami Beach. At eleven That’s where the Negro leaders of Miami failed. They Voorland could have gotten a cool 11:00 o'clock hour. struck Saturday by a car, allegedly name ?" o'clock and eleven thirty." He read two hundred thousand if he’d been Fried chicken dinners will be serv driven by John Howard, who was needed to make a factual study of conditions of inequality ‘The Rajah of Hindupoor. He off the telephone numbers. willing to let it go." ed at the ('ttUich.'The public is in arrested later at his home near In the facilities provided for the white and Negro children. was at the Miami Waldorf a cou As Shayne jotted them down, he "What did he have against the vited. Brooklet. They needed to present a complete picture of the discrepan ple of weeks ago. I don't know." recognized the second number. He Rajah?" Shayne straightened in had looked it up in Dustin's suite Howard “did not stop at the time "Why don't you check up those cies, which are many, in order that the jui«tr. At 285 Madison Since 1907 the inter-departmental auditorium Ladles Auxiliary in Memphis, Dr grapher Roughed up. relations. i ed that the whites would finally be bles. The thing that made Gardner \ day the contract is "one of the and Mrs William Young, with them I ' pushed out to the sidelines. But Taylor and Benjamin Mays so pow la-t Wednesday most fabulous ever offered on TVM' MEMPHIS ELECTRIC CO. MUs Jewel Gentry, Dr and Mrs When the Negroes announced Baptists are more numerous in the whites soon solved the problem erful bi their messages was the fact Producer Jack Parry, who will act Fred Rivers, their mother, Mrs that they were going to «wlm at the southern part of ths United , by turning out on time By this sim- they had to unburden themselves The National Conference on Ag- as co-master of ceremonies for the 285 MADISON PHONE 8-1296 Hattie Rivers, also long time Auxi the beach again last Sunday Mayor States and yet it is in the South pie device the whites recovered their by telling the world indirectly of I ing was called by Federal Security new program, for which Joe signed liary member. Mrs. Fred Rivers Is Norman Brewington asked them where there is such grim determina- place m the alliance their troubles. Had our Japanese administrator Oscar R. Ewing in a Dental Hygienist and wife of lo not to do so. charging that it might ’"t ™««■«■«•«»■ speaker done the. same thing he too response to a request made by cal dentist. Dr B B Martin, with lead to bloodshed The Negro would have been powerful. Lacking President Ttuman that various pro- him his brother. Dr A. T Martin. swimmers complained with his re this frankness, he was pathetic and 'i blems incident to the nation's in- M. D., Dr. I. McIntosh of Holly quest. .h. w®. r r 2“ ».to tragic. When Christians throw ' creasing older population be ex Springs. Miss . Dr George West. Dr atomic bombs on other Christians, plored with all appropriate groups. and Mrs A W. Jefferson. Dr Jef-1i Although the town claim« no di»- 1 the bombed cannot makt their best is assumed 1 c'avc ^roni Ne8r0 domination, ai- ferson. president, Dr and Mrs. R. crimination on the use of the beach, . speeches before the bombers. Q Venson, Dr and Mrs. A. B Car- I¡ Mayo said, it does not invite them It was therefore rather marvelous though such domination may notJn Dr Snowden has been with the to see the free intermingling of the itself have h"11 a delrlmen‘ 10 the employment security administration ter. Dr. E Frank White, and Dr J. r to swim there. He charged that the for more than a year. He is a B. Burke of Forest City. Ark Former Negroes had "distorted" the city Baptista in Cleveland with the Ne- cause lon? M 1, ’'as gro Baptists in full integration Christian just which racial group former instructor of economics at Memphians were Dr. and Mrs Rob . attorney's statement and accepted ert Woods of Los Angeles. Dr and 1 It as a "welcome, an invitation " He What is more there was no “trou- dominates is not a very real prob- Why Have Dillard university as well as chalr- Social Mrs. De Forest Jackson of san An I added: ble" such as is often predicted when | 'cm man of the Division of- '3ft The tragedy or the wnole occasion Science. ■■ tonio, Texas; Dr. and Mrs Clarence “It did no such thing -The dis the free mingling of the races is Woods. Jr. are the parents of the indicated 8outhem white Baptists was the appearance of a Japanese tortion was deliberate in my opin StomachDistress Out of the 30-cdd people from ÍPRINC latter two couples; Dr. and Mrs H ion." In answei to a charge by Ne«4¡mingled freely in Cleveland with delegate on Foreign Missions night. W. Williamston of Ida Belle. Okla. southern Negro Baptists and from Here was a Japanese Christian try various state called to Washington groes that the city did hot supply Mrs. Williamston the former Miss all indications liked it. It is strange ing to speak to the Christians of by the U. S. Department oi Labor proper police protection to the swim- . Lucy . McClinton of Memphis ly true that they had to leave home . the world and his speech was la to discuss manpower mobilization in mers. the mayor said: Scientific Exhibits were furnished to really act the part of Christians mentable and tragic He was trying the present crisis only two are Ne tourne Imritt («toi •<* groes. The other is Chester Gray, by Northwestern Denta! School. “Council is not compelled to an- and thus appear humanely Chris to keep up appearances but deep tian in the eyes of the world. down in his heart he knew he was Chairman of minority groups in The brotherhood that has to a man of a conquered country. Gen. Ohio.
DON’T BE OLD! NEED POWER? The Allen Hotel 'tfHO1 AKT*™ Welcome For roui can SO« ’lNl GOING FORMAL (Continued From Page Onel MALE SEX HORMONE and Grill One nf Kentucky'« Fined Hotel» KENTUCKY corps of fifty Collegiate Counselor», “ MEN ... ENJOY NATURE RATE: - Single ...... 12.54 STRAIGHT sophomores, juniors, and senior« - IE YOUTHFUL DAILY Double ...... 23.44 who have been selected because of USE OUR RENTAL SERVICE NOW AVAILAPLC TO YOUI Th» hor 251« W. MADISON STREET (JtiMTVar their leadership ability and person roone infiuenanf power «nd mi growth Genuine TeeUtterone (tenticubr borpone). LOUISVILLE 11. KENTUCKY ality Some of ui hi»e itomach dtitrm efter «YEA« ow 8bortift of it might be rwtponmbte for mi «reakneM «nd impotence If lacking,here 11 the meal« became favorite food« came »ad 93 PROOF ANY STYLE - ALL SIZES 3 to 55 Mnuine mal» >n honnon« Not for m«»tal ticipate that the colored or white indigeition. It’« not nece«»ary, you know. inêuvnc» or unuui»tivr difficulty Individu»! Million« of American« prevent the pain •upply Aiothyl T»»to.t»ron« with dirvrtKm». people will start trouble." of «our «tomach ... gal.-- heartburn by plainly wrapped Rptcial low prirv SO nay COMPLETE ACCESSORIES In addition, he said, the city re supply IS W. 7S day «upply S10.00. 1Doubl» eating 1 or 2 Turn« after meal«, or when fused to set up a separate beach atrenfth 110 00 Sand caah or ord«r G. 0. D. ever distress occur». Yos will havt lot« more fun eating favorite food« and enjoy for Negroes because .such action ATTCNTK>N...AU WOMCNI ing life if you carry a roll of Tumi with would be discrimination in the F»mal» preparation now available. Contain« Negroes’ favor because the only vital «utotance» to arcelerate body and mi you. Get a roll today. proc»»»« SO day «upply IS.OS. S month» areg which could be turned over to .apply WOOO. Oatrlfc.IjMfeiafaZJe them was an exclusively white resl- UNO IMMfOiamY 224 S. MAIN STREET - PHONE 5-0712 i dential area." J O Mol« DM DM cilf m Filli FUWOI OF Oil KUdHCIf-MTOMLlt GREAT SINCE 1100 O Owbl.-«lr«ee* C Codi C C O « STEARNS’» Not discussed by the council was STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY • 4 YEARS OLD • 93 PROOF VIG PHAtMACAL COMPANY RATG ROACH PASTE Jie topic of reported cross burning ECHO SPRING DISTILLING COMPANY • L^JISVIELE, KENTUCKY p on the lawn of a Negro church. hpM Ktoeh.*« MW
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