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President Takes Ike s Four Point Civil lights Program Revealed»

BY ARTHUR KRANISH W-„ WASHINGTON - (INS) - The Eisenhower administration tub* litted to Congress Monday a four-point civil rights program, am* haslring "Obedience" to court decisions as a means of curbing By GENE SCHROEDER xtremists." CHICAGO - (INS) - President The proposals were sent to the, Eisenhower outpolled Adlai E. ¿use and Senate by Attorney Gen- Stevenson in Tuesday's Illinois j al Herbert Brownell. Jr., and Im- Presidential preference primary diate plans «ere made for him ¡and the big factor was a pre- •i testify on the program befoie tne ISa/^ ,«oodbJ® 10 2’’ YMr °ld ponderance of Republican bal- □use Judiciary Committee. Chief feature of "Brownell’s pro- lib!ria" ^ba“odor !° ,be io“ in »he downsfate farming >sals was the creation of a non- United States (George Padmore) is Dorothy Madelyn Davis, daugh­ areas. litical commission to study the ter of a Point 4 technician working in Liberia. (Griff Davis) formerly iroblcm of civil rights and “chart of Atlanta. Young Padmore left with his parents by plane as they Nearly complete returns gave > course of progress to guide us Follow Ike I took up their new Washington post. Mr Eisenhower 723 309 votes uu n the years ahead ’’ the GOP ballot. Stevenson, running ' ■ The other Administration pro- Cops Charge Murder Try unopposed In the Democratic vot­ »sals were these: By ROSE McKEE ing had 704.075. The former Illi­ 1. Expansion of the civil rights nois governor was much stronger WASHINGTON - (INS) Hvlslon of the Justice Department In predomluanlly-DemocruUc Cook influential congressional nder the direction of an assist- j County, Including Chicago.„ int attorney general. Brownell said predicted Tuesday the Home W|l. In 102 downstate agricultural he Increasing number of school approve the four-point CM counties, the returns showed Mr legregatlon cases ai)d other mat- Rights program submitttd by Nat Cole Halts Elsenhower captured 78. Steven­ ’ers require this move. Eisenhower administration. son nine, while 16 remained doubt- 2. Consideration by Congress of s M new law which would allow the gov- House Judiciary ’niincht to initiate civil rights ac­ Emanuel Celler -(D)* N. Y. , 6tevenson supporters said they tions. Under present statutes, only Rep. Kenneth Keating (Ri N. ' ' were pleased with the outcome Individuals can bling such suits. top-ranking minority member and pointed out that their candid- 3 Enactment of new legislation to (he group, agreed on the Tour Of South i ate gained percentagewise over Mr diction but Celler Mid allow proceeding that would insure ElBenhower in comparison with the ministration proposals BIRMINGHAM, Ala - (INS) - Singer Nat King Cole broke an lndiv idual s right to vote. Brown­ 1962 statewide presidential re­ using a bean shooter off his Southern singing tour Wednesday as two white men were ell said such a provision would "be turns tar more effective in the long run should use a gun charged with assault with intent to murder him. ciation, "Princess Cleon Up"; Miss Evelyn Finnie, The Stevenson camp also claim­ BRONZE QUEEN AND HER PRINCESSES - Chosen than harsh criminal proceedings to sponsored by the Hyde Park Civic lixigue, punish alter the event." Four other men were charged with j ed a moral victory over Sen. Bites as Princesses lo serve under the reign of newly conspiracy and disorderly conduct | Reps. Kenneth Keating (R) N. dations. Kefauver, who got a write-in vote I chosen Miss Bronle Queen, Miss Josie Baldridge "Princess Paint Up", and Miss Barboro Butes, in the attempted gang-assault upon sponsored by the 14th Ward Civic Club, "Princess HEARD BROWNELL of about four per cent of Steven­ (second left) a senior ot Booker Washington high Y..I UliUand JAUgllHugh WWVtScott VZV,(R) •Pa., Imme-. the famed Negro singer Tuesday Cole Party son's total, in pre-election state­ school, were (I. fo R.) Miss Barbara Wilkins, Fix Up." - (Stoff Photo by Tilby). diately introduced bills to cany, out Th« two House spokaanea night as he entertained an all white ments, both aides Mid they expect­ the first two features of the pro-1 pressedfessed their “views* after bearing audience in Birmingham’s crowded^ sponsored by the LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Asso- ed the Tennessee Senator to cap­ i gram and said they will offer mea-| AtUomey General Herbert Bramell Municipal Auditorium. ture about 10 per cent i >ures embodying.the last two pro- J./ testlf • on behr.lf----- of- the -pre--- WILL TAKE REST Pauses In »sals later this week. I gram “at g-eWRITloor hearing. e Cole announced through hie But Republicans also found an Brownell told the canslttee manager Bob Schwartz that he was encouraging note. The downatate Civic Club Council Cites Gov. Clement Sen Thomas C. Hennings (D) that his civil rights proposal! going to Chicago to take a rest, returns served to quiet talk of a Mo., announced that blls to set up would remedy "major defect»" In cencelling scheduled appearances at farm-belt revolt against the ad­ 1 civil rights division in the Jus- present laws and prevent injiMtMi Greenville, 8. C. Charlott eand Ra­ ministration, since tlie OOP gain- Jce Department and to protect the before they occur. leigh, N C. Schwartz said Cole in­ ed over its 1962 showing in that For School Stand; Hits Commissioners 'Otlng rights of citizens w e r e By MARION E. JACKSON tended to resume his personal ap­ area The cabinet member commented: ATLANTA. Ga. - (8N8) - Clement lor "your courage and de pearance« Saturday night at Nor­ AL8O LAUDS GOVERNOR dug of a Negro to the state Depart- (Continued on Page Eight) : "Although the Attorney Genetti The highest tradition of show In both the Minnesota and Wis­ I termination to serve your slate" an< folk. FOR BOWDEN APPOINTMENT linenl of Finance and Taxation and under present statutes can ptoee firther lauded the governor fo Cole was shakenup but not hurt business is shown when a per­ consin primaries there were signs i rapped the four commissioners for cute after violations of the flMl appointing J. W. Bowden, forme when the group ot white men rushed former apologies to his audience of discontent over the Elsenhower By RAYMOND F. TISBY (jle[r negative positions on tlie ap- rights have occurred, he cannot to the stage and knocked him from farm policies. Memphis insurance executive, t for the wrong done to him, and The Bluff City and Shelby County polntment of a Negro to the John seek preventive relief in the ootrt» 1 w Department of Finance an his feet. Council of Civic Clubs, the coordin- Gaston Hopsital trustee board, when violations are threatened’<#, then continues the show although Kefauver congratulated Steven­ '«ting body for Memphis area race | The council lauded the governor Taxation. Assault with Intent to murder in spite of an occasional arrest Ot pride, morale and body have son on his victory and said the re­ civic clubs, in letters this week to as having ‘ taken steps that are in ■Deep regret aqd much dl#ar charges — which could bring peni­ prosecution, are persistently re­ suffered greatest of embarrass­ sults added to the "evidence that Gov. Frank Clement and City Com-¡the best interest of Tennessee" and polntment" was expressed by th' tentiary’ terms of from two to 20 peated. this will be a Democratic year." missloners C’aude Armour. 8tan-|felt that Clement intends "to be council in its letter to the comml years — were filed Wednesday a- ment, "Criminal prosecution can never , , „ . ley Dillard, Henry Loeb and John -ov<*nor of and for all of the people »¡oners. on their opposition to painst Willis Richard Vinson, 23, Nat (King) Cole paused briefly In a statement issued In Wash- (Buddy> laudfd th, gov- o' Tennesree" suggestion by Mayor Edmund O begin until after the harm |a don» and Kenneth Adams, 35 In Atlanta Wednesday while enroute ington the Tennessean also said. rnor ior hlj 5tand (n rfgards to Citing Gov. I ill that a Negro be named to tl Against Man and it can never be invoked to Charged with Conspiracy, a less | to Greenville, 8. C. accompanied ______Citing Gov. Clement as “a man “I was not entered In the Illi­ the U. 8. Supreme Courts public,of courage and a Christian" the trustee board of John Gaston forestall a violation of civil right» serious ctlme, and scheduled to ap­ by his manager Bob Schwartz He nois primary and I made no effort school rulings and for the appoint- council offered commendations to Johnnie Neal. 29, of 109 Walker, no matter how obvious the threat pear m city court Friday afternoon had been in,touch with his New The council pointed out that "tic to secure write-ins., although ] as indicted this week by the Shel- of violation may be." are Orllss Clevenger, 18 Mike Fox York booking office and at first mere fact that 85 per cent of th understand some local people sought i County Orand Jury on three 37, E. L. Vinson, 25, essle W. May- turned down a request to dlscon- patients in John Gaston are N EXPECTS SHOWING write-ins on my behalf." .urges of rape, four charges of at- groes should be argument enou Celler told newsmen following I Continued on Page Eight) ,('«! ’ «0 Page Eight) mped rajse and a robbery charge. In Florida, where Stevenson is in favor of a qualified Negro t Brownell's testimony that ha on* ------——•------r Neal, who police say, used a toy campaigning for votes In that ng appointed" and contended ’ pects the House to "go at least at seems only fair and JuBV .'J. . th istol to force his victims to rob­ state's May 29th primary, the 1952 far" as the Administration. He add* f ot, confined his attacks to the party standard-bearer said he was INDIANAPOLIS - (INS) - It was an unlucky night for 13 legroes should have repesentatio ed he hopes Congreas will enadl on the ihospital) board, and n South Memphis area and allegedly o Morehouse College Glee Club "very much pleased and delighted" Tuesday as police raided a "known gambling" place in Indiana­ much broader civil rights lggHM mly on that board, but any pollc jacked Negro women only. tion than that propooed by Brom* with the results. polis and arrested two owners and II customers. If was the 13th naklng board and committee c The robbery chrtge was added eU. raid on the cigar store in the past 13 months. vhen It was brought out that Neal Despite an organized write-in ur city government." Keating explained he txprott To Appear At Metropolitan wk a purse from one of his victims campaign for Kefauver, he said, "I I The letters were signed by Jami (Continued on P»je ElgM) The Morehouse College Olee Club ton High School here and received have been overwhelmingly endorsed T Walker, council president. ontaining six dollars. of Atlanta will appear at the Met­ his BA degree at Morehouse. He by the voters of my home state." ropolitan Baptist Church, Walker holds the masters degree in music The two leading contenders for at McDowell, on Friday. April 20, and music education from Colum­ Cancer Crusade Opening the Democratic nomination also at 8:30 p. m. bia University, New York. will clash in the California pri­ This popular group, which tours Included in the personnel of the i I mary and both have announced the country annually and charms Glee Club is another Memphian, they will seek write-in votes in Here Call Hearten thousands of music lovera with Gene Washburn, a recent graduate Oregon, where no one is listed on their singing, is being presented by of Booker T. Washington High The response to the first few days urged to post this in a place for the Rebecca Club in a return en­ School. the Democratic ballot. of the April Cancer Crusade has ready reference. gagement. since Its appearance here Persons interested in patrons pri­ been termed "very heartening" by Aa letter received by Cancer Cru- two years ago. vileges may contact any member I Edward F. Barry, general cam- gade leadrs points out th value of Memphians will be Interested to of the Rebecca Club. palgn chairman. the work of the local and nation- I know that the conductor of this Mr. Barry said Memphis and lai units of the American Cancer talented group Is Memphis' own Hurt Village Mrs. Thelma Whalum is presi­ Shelby County residents gave $9.- Society. Wendell Whalum. Mr. Whalum is dent of the club, Rev. s. A. Owen ¿000 during the first six days of the a graduate of the Booker Washlng- Enclosed was a contribution with is pastor of the church. ¡Cancer Crusade. Campaign lead- he following message: Incident Has c-s hope to raise over $70.000 dur­ ing the campaign which lasts "As a cancer victim myself, I Mayor Orgill, Gandy To Keynote hroughout the month of April. realize the importance of the fight "Citizens have shown an aware­ gainst this terrible scourge It was Happy Ending ness of the great need to combat hrough the educational program A this Insidious killer through their cf the Cancer Crusade that I first ' Some 20 North Memphis Negro ¡quick response to the 100.000 letters Second Congregational's Fete became alarmed about a black mole, — » and white youths, whose after r?nt out around the first of the wh|cft prove coe, vice president; Thomas Coll Proverb 11:14 right with the 12 Negro youths re- ummed sticker listing the 7 Dan- m that city, lias, secretary; George Perry, I Maria Holley. ceving suspensions. er Signals of Cancer. Everyone was R.) Mrs. Jimella Cotton, principal of Klondyk« 4j

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Í1 I F I •.".VCÁ To Show 1 Carnival Cutifes' April 27,

Friday, tpril 27th. At.EXX) p. m. or High. Mta* Yvonne Exum, ad- fie members of Y-Tcen Clubs allUuer; Grant School. Mrs. Silas over the city will again present, an Washington, adviser; Hyde Park, evening of entertainment. Booker Mrs. E. R. Cash, adviser; Melrose T. Washington High School Audi- Senior, Mrs. Houston Collier, ad- torium ...... — ...... -“u is the place where this Vl»er; Klondike, Miss tmeldia eagerly awaited event will take Steverson, adviser; Alonza Locke. place Mrs. Christine Corpai. adviser; < ms year's theme "Carnival Carnes. Mrs. Mattie Johnson, ad­ Cuities" should give you a good viser; Hamilton Senior H^h. Miss ■ as to what will be going on. Cornelia Sanders, advisei: Florida. Girls will do everything from Mrs. Joseph Westbrook. adviser. ¡i"ial singing and the tango, to l( nd*'bealhiu 1A7owl ‘ ...... School. Miss ...... Lucille ballet and acrobatics. What more ^^^17 adviser. Other schools could yoy^isk for tn th.- way of real tfiUwiU bm listed115U,d at a later date sc variety' A’hi 'jit ' m case tiny- jjefp watching your newspapers, on Sigma of the yeor. Giving the plague, (R), Soror Myrtle Russe'l, HEWS Slated At LeMoyne fa well known and well liked couple) are *i«n the Gay Hawk Restaurant and his charming Regional Syntaxes. Sorör Higgin« was also a recipient of the MINISTERS’ WIVES AUXILIARY all the grades, with outstanding as Father St. Julian Simpkins, pastor of the Em­ wife, have been married 16 years - But this is Ford Fellowship. Presently she is employed at the Bethune-Cook- 7116 Ministers' Wives Auxiliary of i pres -ntation' by the ban Plans are taking snaar for re- manuel Episcopal Church where the Roberts be­ fhe day that they have waited for and worked iu’'lon of LeMovne eraduates of the man College, Daytona Beach Florida. During Region Soror Higgins !l“ T r the G1Club. long, gave his Blessings to the Roberts os well far. ■'i-c ; I Joi nson veteran Por- 1classes of ’896, 1P06. 1916, 1946. A elected as the Req onal Syntaxes, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Collins. 2889 Princeston. with the as upon beautiful, newly built on was ter■ Faculty Member presented 1chairman fcr each group has beer, hpme Effie selected and they are as follows in session, March 30-31, Jackson, Mississippi. president presiding The meeting 1,. u Mernbersiup to Mr i -.96, LaFayettc B inch; 1906. Johi was brief and meeting was turned 'j '■ in p-coguition of her long irday, May 26, and will end on Snrldli'-: 1916 I.a Richvd Eme-v iand of the teacher, Mrs. - landing ' ice in PTA Jionday, May 28, with a receptioi. 1BI6 Ar.ror C>'x 936, Mrs Kath- Toney. - 1» illy niiii Si l1.-wi'ie, Por-. fo1 the g'.adua.ing class of 1956 COURTESY PAYS OFF, BUT WHY " I ’ ■ ■ cugnized her dtatindtibn i -Hi Perry Thomas; 1946, Sampe immediately following commence The lesson for the dav was “Love. as State president of the Tennessee i Goodloe. nent. Mrs. Charle P. Roland is WITH ROCKS, THIS DRIVER ASKS What ft Is and What it Means." uigress bt Parents and Teac' ers The chairman of each class is re- ''erringr;'lnK “as coon.iu.torcoordi'ittor mrfor toethe re- An 8-year-old youth Monday expressed his "gratitude" to which was enloved by all. We had id participation.in. National PTA ponsible lor contacting all of the union aeUvlUes. Utters have been one visitor. Mrs. Bryant, who gave a "courteous" motorist by throwing a rock cracking his wind­ K-tivitics.5B Thompson principalI pal r7m^ of lus c'.a^ to make plans■ I »' v i 1 zxz-1 tto zineach An memberV/i. minor of thermo re­ some spiritual remarks. putato M?sTum£s"na ven or individual e.au. activities, plan 1’ "ion classes outlining the actl/i- shield, police reported. JACKc .N Mi>s. — Delegations The closing camfr-from the State \i.upus Cc.'iduiator, and LDina omplimentary manner and ex- « program fc; pre tenting at reunion -« aretobe folb“P K George Robert Harris, 17, of 550 Jones Ave., N. W., told Lout Flo'iuu Georgia, Alabama, Robinson, Regional Publcity Dl- Convention president, Mrs. J. F. tressed regret that she is retiring t me and encouragin'? each m ,-mber chairman of each particule Tinoevaci, So.nh Carolina, and Mis­ Collins, after which she served, iressed regret that she is retiring police he stopped his 1953 Oldsmobile to permit a young boy to i-ctor, Allene V. Jones, Chaplain. to give a financial gift w the col- class sissippi met in Mississippi’s capital Next meeting will be in the home rom the presidency of Porter cross the street. After crossing in front of the car, the youth report- Following the business session, city in the annual meeting of the of Mrs. G. E. Knight. 360 8cott PTA. Porter PTA has progressed ege. It is hoped that LLLu ciaas will edly picked up a rock and flung it against the windshield of the ..he Sorors had a close formal ban­ five a substantial i mount to 'tie J Southeastern Region. Presiding over Street. Mrs. P L. Jones, president: steadily under her capable lead­ quet in the Benjamin F Roberts halted automobile. thi- session- wrre Sorors: Bertha Mrs. L. Barromgers. secretary and ership, maintaining the larges, added to the amount given by the ming Hall located on the lovely an BJack Rboii Pa t Grand Basileus. reporter. members ip in the State over a eu.iion classes last year on a con­ Memphis Area ------,------pacious campus of Jackson State ocriod of years and the financin' cert grand piano that is so very | ana prefe.r j G and First Anti- allege. Carrying pit the Sigma much needed in the new Health! B.rtlc'i.' ' Russell. Re­ ROSE HIEL BAPTIST CHURCH uccess of each annual Tea bene . r . t '.-Shorors dinzd, sang and ' itting schoo! projects. . and Recreation Building. C. Arthur Ork Leaders gional Synt iH' lh-.- -cat of the The p-ogram of the 66 books of a aicat d themselves to'the cause Porter PTA is very grateful, tc niretnt w tl-. College Park Au­ the Bib'e will be rendered at the Bruce Hall. New Briefs e patj-cns, advertisers, parents ditorium. Sigma Gamma Rho. The even­ Rose Hill Baptist Chureh on Vir­ ga. climaxed wth a cocktail ginia and Third, the Rev. Floyd nd friends for their generous con- A unique program has been out- BTW STUDENT HURT VISlTfNG «¡¡OTHERS ty at the home of one of Jack- Daniel, pastor, sponsored by Mrs. ributions and splendid coopera­ ined for reunion time and has me. IN TRAFFIC MISHAP The Sc I - ■ .da began with a ■out tanding phvsicians, Dr. C L Keys. The public is invited tion in making this annual event he approval of President Price. Re­ Cha-les Thompson. 16, of 841 Ma- ven colorful t v.'-.ich was under I n, Mrs A. M Hall This affair a mammoth success. inion activities will start on Sat- r.assas. a student at Booker Wash-: ington High School, was at press-1 Hie enspk me hi t«« chap­ ( . through the courtesy of the Io- NVC ELDER SPEAK* HERE AT & Roll Music ter. Tau Si, x Di« affair honor­ ! „ Phi Lambda Sorority and the Les LAMBERT CHURCH OF GOD t me hospitalized at John Gaston ed tht ofiii . i d legates, and visit­ Royales Social and Civic Group. IN CHRIST Hospital with face and arm abras­ If Alabama While Citteens Coun­ ing So-ors '1 the Southern Region, N.xt year’s Region has been The Lambert Church of God in ions and possible skull fracture cils are up in arm over "Rock-and- a well j th«1 officers, delegate* chided for Nashville, Tenn. Christ, 1070 Walford St-eet. an­ after being hit by a car driven by Roll" and Nat King Cole then the and visiting Rrothers of the South- nounces that the presiding Eide Sarah Adams, white, of 2647 Fixer music has a horde of defenders. "f'Vrn P i lal Kappa Alpha Calvin Williams of New York City as he crossed Union from Forrest Sammye Kaye of “Ewing and P-ii Fraternity The lrlttor group noke Thursday night, Ap-il 12. Park .Tuesday morning. Sway” fam? recently bitterly as­ also met in the city at the time. Friday night, April 13. there will sailed opponents of It by stating: 14 SCHOLARLY LEMOYNITES The Jackson citizenry was well re­ be a special consecration service Piease au not injure the millions CITED. AWARDED presented at this affair which can- from 6 to 9 p. m. The sick will be of millions of nice, respectable SCHOLARSHIPS led an Easter Theme, and deco­ healed Elder E. W. Rodgers, pas­ youngsters who like rock and roll ration* ol Sigma and Kappn colors. tor: A Z. Harper, reporter. Fourteen scholarly LeMoyne Col­ music by putting them in the same MISS BETTY ALLEN noted mez­ Music was rendered by various lege students, who were among the zo soprano, will be presented in re­ class as wrong-doers. group* of the city, with musical in­ METROPOLITAN BAPTIST 82 LeMoynites presnted certificates cital here next Friday, April 20, 8 11 .Some years ago when th* terlude* by Mrs. Rollin P. Greene. FORMER MEMPHe.AN MAKES fir making the honor roll at a stu­ p m. in C. Arthur Bruce Hall on dent assembly sponsored by the | teenagers began to do the Lindy The Pan Hellenic Council honor­ MUSICAL DEBUT IN CHICAGO the LeMoyne college campus spon­ ' Mrs. Love Bradshaw / Jackson, campus Kappa Beta chapter of Al­ Hop there -were persons: who call­ ed the Sorors with a Meet Your sored by the Memphis-Tuskegee former Memphian presented her ed them lunatics and delinquents. Date Party at the fabulous Steven's pha Kappa Mu. national honor Alumni Club. Rose Room which was followed with first musical recital at the Metro­ society, were further honored by I have no doubt that the same re­ politan Baptist Church. Chicago, receiving nine full tuition scholar­ a dance viven by the Kappo Alpha ception greeted the fox trot " Psi Fraternity Illinois, on Friday night, April 6, to ships and five $200 grants. Other defenders of rdek and roll a capacity house. She is a soprano. are Benny Goodman and Paul The Business Session ol the Re­ Recipients of the full tuition1 i Mrs. Jackson attended the Mem- Whitman. gional was held on Saturday morn­ scholarships were: Evelyn Myrna' phis City schools and is a gradu­ Prior to Alabama's assault on ing and afternoon Officers were ate of A&I State University, Nash- Bond of 903 Looney. Protestant Re- • ligions Council: Lylsses Leroy | rock and roll, Hartford (Conn.) elected for the year as follows: So­ ¡ville, Tennessee. She is a forme; sought to revoke the license of the NEW YORK - INS).- Police rer Cleo 8. Higgin. Regional Syn- employee of the Union Protective Campbell of 253 Burdock. LeMoyne I State Theatre there following a Wednesday were investigating a tekte*. Charlsie Cannon, Gramma- Assurance Company of Memphis. Pan Hellenic Council: George W , three-day appearance of Alan threat to throw acid in the face teuus. Ola Tatum. Anti-Regional Mrs. N. L. Bradshaw, mother of Cqx of 2719 Supreme. Goodman, Freed's show which reportedly end­ of Brazilian Consul General Hugo Director, Walton Y. Robnson, Anti- Mr? Jackson -attended the recital Scholarship; Bertha Ford of 1314. Philadelphia. Doris Jackson of 2124 1 ed in a riot. Police claim to have Gouthler’* three-year-old daughter Orsunmateus Margaret Thornton, She is a substitute city schoo. York. Celia Williams of 3593 Weav-1 arrested 11 teenagers at the thea­ In an attack similar to the assault Tuniochus, Maggie Little. Parlia­ teacher. Mrs Bradshaw will return on labor columnist Victor Riesel. mentarian. Lillie Belle Walker to the city on Monday. er, Lila B..Smith of 698 Boston. tre. Jones Historian. Darlene Hudson Ezekiel Owens of 248 Winona and . Detectives indicated the anony­ Russell L. Gregory of 1509 Rayner.! mous telephone caller who threat­ Porter P-TA Tea all full tuition scholarships from Psychiatrist Dr. Francis J. Brace ened the child might be the tame t ie College Thrift Shop. land then got in the act when he assailant apparently hired by un­ Porter PTA honored its presi- The Re S L. Hamhton, pastor called rock and roll “communicable derworld forces to malm Riesel. Shaving Is Slicker — dent. Mrs. G. M. Bumpus, at it f the Pleasant Green Baptist | Awarded $200 grants were Juanita disease with music appealing to Gouthler blamed the threat on tea. Sunday, April 8. from 4 ti Blade Changing Quicker Cnurch here at 1251 Nichols, retu.n- Johnson ol 395 H. Wellington. adolescent Insecurity and driving “automobile racketeers" while Rie­ 7 p. m.. in t e sc ool's cafeteria INDGtiEiiA NEEDS TEACHERS - Dr. Hilliard A. Bowen (left), len 8hady Lee Parker of 777 Speed. teen-avers to do outlandish thtnes . t:il- we-k f om Wauk'gan. Ill., 'be decorate! table lormed a col nessee State University's School of education chairman, hears sel attributed the assault on him "here he conducted revival service* Sarah J. Parker of 1089 Beach, Cleo- .It’s cannibalistic and triballs- to labor racketeers. ir.ul background beneath thi 'rom Dr. Bambang Sunjo Sudarmu Mohannad Said of Hjakarta, phus Hudson of 839 Harley and at the Gideon Baptist Church, the -littering letter: "A tribute to Mr. tic..." Gillette Indonesia, during his visit to Nashville last week. A Rockefeller Roan L Jackson of 605 Ctrpente; The child was placed under Rev. D. D Green, pastor Bumpus." , Freed noted that Goodman and ravel grantee, Dr. Said who teaches German, French, Dutch, and m*de ,I1C guard in the Gouthler home. The table was «centered with < Whitman InvItM h’m over to w "he Re1- Mr Hampton also an­ English as well as some of the Indonesian languages, is in this presen 8 8______The FBI was expected to be call­ ieri d decorated cake with t’-1 pare scrapbooks" wherein similar nounced that revival se vices wll ed into the can, because the re­ m® !»tt ring and unusual ar- country making o comparative study of our educational system. charges were made against them be held beginning Mav 7 a1 "'?■ ONE KILLED IN TRAFFIC presentative of a foreign govern­ o' v 'low and whi - for monanrine mu'le which alles- “nt Green with the R M: Gic t He heads the Tanam-Siswa (Progressive Education) movement of MISHAP ON BRIDGE; ment was involved in the threat. ia; edlv “corrupted youth of their dav" as evangelist. Indonesia. Dr. Virginia S. Nyabongo (right) professor of French AIRMAN-DRIVER HELD Gouthler said the caller threat­ ’ , ' O. Swim? was the tarvrt of course the cafeteria were arrangements >d s'udent personnel director, injects info the discussion *h emat Robert Lee Sims of 71 West Ken- ened to hurl add tn his daughter's when Goodman had them danclnv palms and color ul baskets o er of language barrier which might affect Tennessee State's It'chy, an airman stationed at Sav- face unless he lifts Brasil's re­ In *he a'si »r at the New Yortt Por- ?5r:. J H. Jsckson ow r with giant glittering but - • ■■ ...... ennap. Ga. the driver of the car strictions on auto shipment*. filling many of the vacancies He also visited Fisk and Peabody. amount, while Jazz was the whir­ " ( sea line t e wallls. • hfch crashed into a steel girder No autos can be shipped to Brt- pin? boy when Whitman was in Sunday I i'I‘/..idli ' , ’’('HilcrC*• Gunter Photo) earlier this week on the Memphis- sil without the Consul's authorisa­ his hevdav. At one point in 192? Arkansas bridge, causing the death tion, he said, and the buyers of feeling ran so hlzh avain* MunumenU. outstanding man) «0» ta mv, eor-to-iaks ™t

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Of Cotton-Makers Jubilee-’

Miss Maxine Perryman. 1956 HILDiBORO Ohio - i INS) - "Spirit of Cotton-Makers Jubilee" Segregation in the '■Little Dixie” whp Is u sophomore at Mississippi of southern Ohio came to an end Vocational College. Itta Bena, tn Hillsboro Wednesday when the Mississippi and a resident of Lex­ Board of Education was ordered to ington. Mississippi, with her Tour Integrate Negro and white stu­ Director. Mrs. R. Q. Venson. after dents. a tour of Florida, where they vis­ 1 Much attention was centered! and the elementary school divi- ited Duytona Beach and Miami, during the evening on Mrs; Harris, sion.' visited Havana. Cuba, and Pori- Mrs. Gadisoids mother, who was Prizes in the High School Divi- au-Prince. Haiti. quite charming. 'ion went to Booker Washingtoi They were royally received by City Oificials, also lepresL'iilatives of Cuban and Haitian Govern­ ments They weir spec tai guests at an entertainment given by Rol Casco Davis, American Ambassa dor tn Haiti honoring Congress­ man .Attain Clayton Powell of New York while in Port-au-Prince Miss' Perryman showed her wardrikbe to representatives of the Haitian. Government.

immedilte end lu segregation reaffirm that the post of floe is Hillsboro threatened for h time essentially a public service and uot to ask the Supreme Ouurt for a a business ' He declared: '.Tell the Miss F.. Allyne Perkins, Sigma rehearing in the case. Tuesday, post office department in positive Gamma Rho member from Pine however, it announced Uiat it would terms that Congress specifically re­ Bluff, was crowned Miss Rho- accede, quietly, and Judge Drutfel jects tin- pay-ite-way philosophy munia ... giving dance groups all said he had no other course but to of the present management of the during the evening . . . Ushers follow tiie high courts edict department." were dressed as Minnie Mouse . function be handled by á three- "MISS BRONZE QUEEN" of 1956 is pert Mis» Jotie Boldridge, 17- Mrs. Minnie Reid Echols, basil- member commission eus of the local chapter, presented year-old senior at Booker Washington high school, who won out From Judge Druffel's court, the Becker said Congress should also their Supreme Basileus, who came over 18 other shapely, charming lassies for the coveted title Tues­ case was taken to the Second Dis­ Postal Increase from Little Rock for the program. day night. Bronze Queen Josie, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ritla Porter. Mrs. Kath­ trict Court of Appeals at Cincin­ “A Prblic Service" erine Jones and Mrs. Mary Brooks Houston Boldridge of 1136 S. Orleans and sponsored by the Clay­ nati, which reversed his ruling Suitor Stabs Son all served as co-chairmen. born Homes Tenant Association, received the royal crown from Hillsboro, with Druftel's backing, tlren took the case to the highest Deplored By Group 1955 queen Helen Pettis in addition to her first place trophy, ond Of Young Woman KANSAS SCHOOLS PTA tribunal in the land ATLANTA ,GA (SN8>. a $50 savings bond. The new Brome Queen, in addition to reign­ WAN31 NOTON - (INS) - Hearst PRESENTS FASH1ONETTA The Supreme Court refused to | Tlie 34-year-old suitor a young ing over the City Beautiful Commission's Cleon Up, Fix Up and magazine- and newspaper ivprcsen- Members of the Kansas School review the Second District Court's latives idecJurert Wednesday that l mother'Wednesday plunged a knife ITA group gave their annual pro­ Paint Up campaign, will also be treated to a trip to Nashville. - decision and, in effect, ordered an | Into tin- chert of the woman's 13 postal rilles should not be Increased ject Sunday for tots with a large year old sou police reported. because the U. S. mails arc "a pub­ grouu of patrons und friends at­ lic service." Homicide Detectives Howard tending the colorful event in the Baugh and C. J. Perry reported school Cafelorium at 4 p. m. Stu­ Herbert R. Mayes and Eduard D dents were featured as models, i that James Tliomas, 34 ol Rear 464 Beck«' testified belore the House making a most colorful affair in McDaniel St., S. W. was arrested Post Office Committee in opposi­ their new Spring outfits. Major , for the stnbbiing of his girl friend's tion to the Administration's re­ I teen-age «on. scenes were street wear, play time clothes., party frocks, with rain quest for it 400 million dollar an­ Witnesses told 'police Thomas and slumber time showing gay nual boost In portal rates enme to the young mother's home styles. Petite models were dressed Mayes, editor ot Good House-i and created a disturbance: They in fashions for all occasions. Cute I keeping magazine, represent«! the little kiddies showed off dusters, suid.he was asked to leave and ush­ ensembles, rain apparel, Hawaiian ! Hearst magazines while Becker. ered to the door where the youth swim suits. Bermuda Shorts, | publislu r of tbe Pittsburgh Sun- was stabbed. sport wear, and lounging outfits. I Telegraph, appeared on behalf of I A econd case of aggrevated as- Models paraded in Oriental pa- tlie 16 Hearat newspapers - rail left Jimmy Johnson, 24 of 362 jafhas'tn' irfnfce TV mt! dv by fourth Beckt-r said the Hearst news­ Forrest Avenue N E with injuries graders. papers pay more thun $400900 a of the left side and arm. Willie year In second class postage; Williams, 26. of 191 Forrest Avenue Scenery, a two-tone backdrop, N E was bound over to the Grand nicked up a Spring country scene. , He warned that if |he Adminls- : Jury In connection with the crime. Palms were flanked around the | trattoli’s proposal for a 30 per cent stage. rate boost over the next two years Guest artist of the evening was goes into effect, tilt- result, may be Mr. Carl Russell and his accomp to drive newspapers out of llu-1 anist and the "Four Chimes." mail. Becker said, newspapers i Guests weer acknowledged by would find some other ways ot : the principal, Mrs. Velia Wiggins making deliveries. with remarks by Mrs. Clara Bow­ man, president of the PTA. who Mayes estimated that the new expressed along with Mrs. Wig­ second class rates would cost his , gins. appreciation to the general magazine an additional $346,con public. annually. He maintained that in­ Mrs. Savannah Mayes, teacher stead of being raised, rates should at Kansas, was general Chairman SOUTHEASTERN REGION — JACKSON, Mississippi — (Picture) — of activities .Assisting her were SORORS of the SOUTHEASTERN REGION - Sigma Gamma Rho be reduced so more printed ma- | terial could be made available to I Mrs. Verna Meekins with her mar­ Sorority. Meeting at Jackson, Mississippi, (left to right) front row - velous ideas; Mrs. Julia Scott. the American public through the - Ruby T. Campbell, Mayme Denise Daniel», Elaine Wade, Darlene Mrs. Vera Howell, chairman of malls. Mrs. Dave (Effie) Washington publicity; Mrs. Lois Hargraves, Hudson, Walton Y. Robinson, Charlsie Cannon, Margaret Thorn­ for whom the Road was named; Mrs. Ethel Lockwood, Mrs. Julia ton, Anita Beadle Scott, Bertha Block Rhoda, Cleo S. Higgins, Broker emphasized that "the Hearst newspapers hope and be­ Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dumas, Mrs. Clay, vice-president of the PTA; Eldora Amos, Myrtle Russell, Augustine Claiborne, Emma Hodges, McClennan, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Mabe) Brownell, in charge lieve you will (decidei that tile Mattie Chess Manning, Myrtice Becton, Lulo Mae Potton, Jeannette Charlestinc Miles .Mrs.' Bernice of music and Mrs. Lottie Spencer, post office is fundamentally a Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberts. narrator. Dozier - second row (left to right) Minnie V. Reid, Rebecca M. public service worth what its costs Mrs Marshall Alexander, Miss Clark, lizzie W. Henry, Ruby Robinson, LiJIie B. Walker Jones, to the public." Rosa Robinson. Mrs. Johnnie Rob­ 8. E. SIDE COMMUNITY CLUB Albertine Moson, Maggie little, Carolyn A, Favors, Ethel Brown, He suggested tliat Congress re­ inson, Miss Valline Green und Miss MEETS WIT HMRS. WHITE affirm Its intention to continue to Mattie Hightower, Velma Mark, Minnie Ruth Seaton, back row Geraldine Diamond. Mrs. Addle B .White was host­ set mail rates and not adopt the (left to right) Robbie-Divers, Velma Mokk, M. Y. Greene, Catherine ess last weekend to members of Administration's proposal that this the Southeast Side Community Davis, Olo Tatum, Ernestine Stutts, Alta A. Benning, Helen Griffin, Club at her lovely Cannon Street I'Dina Robinson, Nellie Fobbs, Nettye Perkin», Roberta Peteef, home, serving a full course dinner. "It would not be expected, there­ Members present were Mrs. Fran­ Inez Gray, Pearl Draine, Bernice Burton. fore, that a voteless teacher, busi­ ces, re-elected as president of the ness and professional man and group; Mrs. Bessie Williams, Mrs. Johnson, son of Mr..and Mr. T. J woman or insurance officia' could Mittie Allen, Mrs. Gertrude Alex­ Johnson. Miss Gossin is a former exercise much iwrsuasive In’luence ander; Mrs. Anna Bowers, Mrs. Memphian. You will remember in causing other people to assume Georgia Sneed, Mrs. Lillian Hunt, that she was rceerrtty awarded a their citizenship responsibility in Mrs. Emma Williams, Mrs. Kath­ Masters Degree from New York tills area. erine Davis. Mrs. Susie Milton and University, according to your lo­ Mrs. Rosalie Taylor. The next Baked while you sleep cal papers. "This startling revelation may meeting will be held with Mi's. supply partial explanatory Infor­ Sneed on Orgill. mation as to why liu- « <»lore

WinpMon of redding» Soon os the weather worm up she'll * open her new, permanent office. 4 •« MIMPHIS WOULD • May, April 13, I9S4 r r * New Interest Is Aroused In Louisville Bombing Case

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Writ* voar problem to Eleanor GEORGIA st 21* Auburn Ave. N. E. FEDERATED if..,.... . LOUISVILLE, Ky.—(ANP)—When the Supreme Court ruled last week that the states cannot usurp the govern­ Dear Eleanor, .. CLUB Some tone ago, I read a poem en­ ment’s role in prosecution for sedition, it created the prob­ titled "Leave Other Men's Wives ability that the conviction of Carl Braden in Louisville will Alone". Can you tell me w here I can be voided. . . ' WOMEN get a copy of the poem? Braden, a white man, was con- f persons who are said to have Answer: Mrs Ella Mae Quarles 1» victed under Kentucky sedition b-en responsible for the bombing of the author of the pomn to w hich I laws, after a home he sold to a Wade's home in a all-white nelgh- This is a final notice to attend the you are referring. It loliows. | Negro. Andrew Wade, in 1954 was borhood. Spring Executive Board meeting of bombed. in a weekly meeting of the Louis- Leave oilier men's wives alone; the Georgia Federation of Colored Backed by several organizations. ||]e ministers' association, a resolu- There is a lesson you should heed, Braden has maintained a fight to, ion was passed pledging support to Women's Clubs on Saturday, Aywll Lies in every mortal creature have the conviction reversed. En- wade and accusing officials of fail- 14 at the Training School for Col­ ored Girls in Macon The meeting^ And well for you who run to read couraged by the court ruling. Bra- ng u, prosecute perpetrators of the will begin promptly at 9 30 A. M. and^ Ere reaping as you have sown. don ,his wife. Ann. Miss Larve Spik- bombing er. and Vernon Bown, al) white, The group pointed out that such will be over at 3:00 P M. Dtnner The Adam in human nature, who were indicted for sedition, ncidenta have made it difficult for will be served at the school for a , Of craving forbidden fruit said: legroes to purchase homes in very small charge. Mrs. Ida Hen­ •noA )o pagnbrU s.isqi nv "We are happy about this deci- eighborhoods of their own choos- derson, president of the Atlanta sion. not only for yourselves, but for j g. a copy of the resolution was Federation and other Officers of this Uaves other men's wives alone; what it means for Southerners who | ent Gov. A. B Chandler, organization will bring to the meet­ That is placed above the-brute actively support integration. Anticipating ,«the------possibility... of be­ ing detailed plans for our forth­ "This means that state sedition Other’s experience ought to teach ug freed of the charges against coming state meeting which will be ! laws cannot be used against them ] held In this city in June. That you're on dangerous eround im. Brandon said: ■ "However, the basic issue re­ When you try to willfully reach mains: shall a man be protected in "I hold no ill-will against anyone That which to another is bound. A portion of the Board meeting . his right to live where he wants to?. s a result of opposition to my help- will be devoted to the presentation 1 "We shall not be too elated until j ng the Wades I realize that social of materials which have been sent We read oi ..bloodshed every day this protection is assured " hange often startles those who down from the National office, most On acccunt ol some man's wife. Meanwhile, there is a growing de­ tave vosted interest in things as of this material concerns the Bien­ To whom another man said mand in Louisville for prosecution ; he.v are." nial Convention of the National ------;------:------"say" Association which will be held in And the coat was Ins dear life. SPARKED PRAYER DAT - The Rev. Adam Clayton PoweU LA BAKER S SWAN SONG—Alter year» ol supreme reign Miami in August. (right), chairman ol the National Deliverance Day of Prayer on the French music hall stage, famous American-bom singer I hat a woman's married is enough Presidents or representatives are movement has his arm around the shoulder of Ed Nixon, Attributes Woman’s Death and dancer, Josephine Baker is to retire. She has just com­ To make a man stand aloof: urged to bring to the meeting Stale pleted a triumphant Scandinavian tour, and will make one For her husband is sure to "cut lip treasurer ol the Montgomery (Ala.) Improvement association. and National dues for their members more appearance, before a Paris audience, before retiring tough" Action took place during the recent Deliverance Day rally at Forms have already been placed In with her husband to a French country home. La Baker is If of treason he has proof New York's Manhattan Center, which was attended by an To Defective Heaters their hands. overflow audience, and a record number of leaders of all •hown being greeted at a Pari» airport by three of her For If as man has any "grit" faiths. (Newspress Photo) NEW YORK--1 ANP«—"The days Letter. Meanwhile, they have sud­ orphan», of Negro, Chinese, and French origin. (Newipren It will surely spring to life then the Democrats could count on denly realized a chilling fact: when­ cAOtoX If others haw the little wit etting 80 per cent of the Negro ever the Democrats capture control Woman Looks To fool around his wife. ote are over They’ll have to fight f the government, the Southern or that vote now," according to Democrats by virtue of seniority, Out Of Window; * However alluring she may be Sunday School Lesson lewsweek's April 9 issue. Newsweek utomatically take over the chair­ Give lier what is rightly due: urveyed Negrb leaders in both manships of most of the House and And that:s true civility. parties. Senate committees. The results show that, "for the And. with only a few exceptions. j Veterans Comer And if with reason you suspect COURAGE FOR CHRISTIAN' 1 to trial before the Sanhedrin, which irst time since 1936. there is wide- these Southerners favor segregation For you she lias a preference. had gathered to pass upon this ne* By The NNPA News Service plement and augment the VA's-di- Is Shot Dead WITNESSING pread dissatisfaction with, the In addition, the efforts of some Your energies you should direct i challenge to traditional religion. ,ect loan program. 8uch a program, International Sunday School Lesson lemocratic Party among Negro vot- v hite Northern Democrats to strad­ The House Veterans' Affairs Com- To show her indifference. Called upon to explain the power on paper, was seemingly a forward NEW YORK—(ANP >—Police are For April 15, 1956 rs.” Newsweek says. "It hasn't yet dle on civil rights in order to pre­ . mittee has favorably reported a bill vent another Dixiecrat movement | step to assist veterans in obtaining mystified over the shooting of Mary MEMORY SELECTION: "GrantI by which he had done such a mlra- urst into open revolt.* but it could, I to amend the Servicemen’s Read- I'd teach the men if the» would . cie. as healing the lame man, Peter 1 om arising have angered Them loans for the purchase of homes in Brown, 45. who was killed early . unto thy servants, that with all bold­ f the Democrats nominate anyone : iustment Act tGI Bill of Rights) to learn, - . replied with boldness and courage : the exact location of their choioe. Saturday morning. According to the - ness they may apeak thy word." — or President who hasn't taken a leyond appeasement" remove certain roadblocks to the pro To let other men's wives alone: quite unlike the attitude he had But the program did not work to reports, someone rang the down­ Ads 4: 29. orthright stand in favor of the Newsweek savs. “A shift bigi1 cessing of applications for Veterans m* orvxj nHvice in scorn they spurn. adopted prior to the Resurrection.1 this end. It acted as a slowdown in stairs bell of the apartment at 201 LESSON TEXT: Acts 4: 13-20; 29-31 upreme Court desision outlawing enough to give the Republicans an, Admlnlatratlon direct loans, And my time is ill-spent and gone the making of direct loans to eligible West 134th St., and then shot and He frankly and affirmatively de­ egregation in the public schools, it even half of the Negro vote would 1 make it just about impossible for St '1 ’’’" .of( ¡¿'amend-! veterans, impeded the direct loan killed the 45-year-old woman occu­ The' growth' of Christianity has clared that his work had been done I robably will." L n.^.« .„Ph 475 program, and was generally conced- pant as she leaned out of a second been due largely to the fearless ut­ ! in tlie name of Jesus, and accused he Democrats to cany such states story window to see who was call- terances of consecrated preachers,, his tribunal of crucifying the ex-i According to Newsweek, tlie eco- s New York. Illinois. Pennsylvania. I dtS. - “ —•« “ » * ng. 1 pected Messiah. omic reasons which caused the Californiauamomia andana Micmgan-oarnng.Mlchigan-barring. . - „„„.j. ¿5 lonn loan program. Doctors Sue who obeyed their conscience and dat­ Police say that the bullet struck 1 More than that. Peter declared i legroes to switch from Republican of course, a sudden, wholly unex- oan Pr^ra 0 The law creating the Voluntary ed the enmity and hostility of pow- o Democratic in 1936 no longer! ected switch among those whites 1 ln«.by,‘h' A^mlnlR(tr’l”r ", he woman Just over the right eye. / erful and determined opposition that in Jesus alone was salvation. Home Mortgage Credit program stat btain. "The Negroes are doing as who normally vote Republican."Ians Affairs to veterans g The person who fired the shot es­ ' When John Bunvan was in prisonII and in no other, thus stating the ed that the Vountary Home Mort­ caped ell now economically as they ever Newsweek’s stofj1 includes the views|rufa‘ ana n«i,i» at gage Credit program regional sub­ i and thrt'atehed with banishment un­ intolerance and exclusiveness neces- vate capital was not available at William Phillips. 39. who was in did under the Democrats, If not of Negro leaders in these areas. committee could request informa­ less lie desisted from preaching, he' sary fog complete faith in Jesus. an Interest rate not in excess of diss Brown's apartment when the tion from the Administrator of Vet­ I replied: "JI I were out of prison to- Before (hat certain fact, the ration­ that od VA guaranteed loans. hot was fired, called the police. He^ erans' Affairs regarding applications ouId give no reason lot the shout-A day. I would preach the gospel again alism and skepticism of the Saddu­ This program has been continued for direct loans ng. w • tomorrow, by the hetp of God." cees could not stand So it has been by the succeeding sessions of Con­ This was construed by the national WILMINGTON N C «ANPi-A ' When the Apostle to the Indians down the ages. The truth of the Have Critics Hurt Sammy gress. and Hie present direct loan I Eliut' was threatened by them, he committee that was set up for the JUit has been filed here by three gospel has assaulted ignorance and urogram was extended until June 30. operating body of the Voluntary local physician« testing whether it replied: "I am about the work of the" falsehood, rationalism and material­ If! 1957. by Public Law 88. 84th Con­ Home Mortgage Credit program as is unconstitutional for public hos­ Great God. and my God is with ism, lust for power and greed for gress. approved June 21. 1955. Davis “Mr. Wonderful being mandatory upon the.VA to pital« to bar Negro doctors from me: so I fear neither you nor all gam The response of evil ha« al- ; From the date the direct loan submit all applications for direct Three Children staff privileges because of their race, tlie Sachems in the country ways been to fight back, to try’ to NEW YORK—< ANP)—In spite of r egitimate successor to the great en- urogram______was established up until loans to the Voluntaty Home Mort­ Doctors Hubert A Eaton. Daniel' step the mouths of those who would dverse criticisms from the first ertainers of the past, holding his jùly 1. 1955? the Administrator was So it was with X.’artin Luther, gage Credit program rather than the C. Roans and Samuel Gray filed preach His gospel, and to try to nlghters, Sammy Davis' show "Mr. wn in any company. Some say he unable( to make all..... of the qualifying— ttieir comptaintT U* S.‘ Wstrid J>is conflict with the Pope administrator piocessing them for a «ilence the truth about Christ Wonderful" is playing to capacity Las a lot to learn about acting on loans to eligible.... veterans...____ " under the Court, charging that New Hanover ’hfn he UliS ™mmnned to the Diet Tlie members of’ the Sanhedrin houses at the huge Broadway he stage as differing from perform- d££t ^an"program, due to the lack direct loan ’ county officials and officers of th.- ot Worms his friends begged him The Veterans' Affairs Committee »ere astonished at the bearing and "heater. An advance sale of 1400.- ng in a night club, but talent such ~ ■ LEXINGTON. Miss. — l ANP) — James Walker Memorial hospital j0110 so. "erf 'here as many i of money. found in many caaes that this pro­ utterance» of these two men. whom 00 showed little signs of refund de- as Davis possesses, will shine in a I The amounts appropriated for the Three childrend died -trapped in deprived them of their legal right m ^°nns as .there arc tiles cedure delayed veterans as much as thev knew to be laymen and unskill- mands after the critics panned the barrel urogram in the past were insuffi- their tenan-shack home, which was to make use of staff privileges at 011 'he loots. I would go. he re- six months in obtaining commit*, ed in theological instruction. They how And with the Jewish Holidays "Mr. Wonderful" looks like one o( I cient to provide loans for all of the destroyed by fire the hospital. Phrd At Worms, when asked to re- menta from the new program, to say realized that these men had been and Easter bucking the opening, the Broadway's money-makers. qualified veterans. But at the close; The children were J. B. Oreen, I cant, lie said. "I may not and will nothing of the date the loan was companions of Jesus. Seeing the how indicates a good, long healthy of the 1954 fiscal year 'June 30.1955« 4; Georgia Lee Green, five months, The suit asks tlie court to declare not recant I can do nothing else closed. formerly lame man standing healed nm for the opus, the Administrator had on hand over and Willie Earn Green. 2. such practices of barring Negro doc- here I stand so help, me God Amen Tn many instances the veteran in their midst, they rould say noth- a "Jinx house" on the outskirts ol Hold Segregation Mi million in the direct loan fund Sheriff Andrew Smith said the tor» unconstitutional and to per- Several months after Uie day or who made Ins application to the VA me. but warned the apostles not to lie theater district, the Broadwav |that had not been used fire is believed to have started from manently enjoin the liospit,.! from Pentecost..the stir caused by the un- and was referred to the Voluntary continue with their teaching is the real test of a show. It has 90<’ An investigation was made by the a cooking stove. Four other children such practices t usual events of that day had begun Rally At Tuskegee Home Mortgage Credit program lost The remarkable answer of Peter t eata in it* balcony alone-as many Veterans' Affairs Committee to dc- escaped. - „ - to subside «hen Peter and John, TUSKEGEE. Ata - (ANP) - The 1 wh^U fund'^^' u^ed the house that he wanted Io pur­ and John was like a spear thrust j s some other legitimate theaters' nhvu t>n ii 1 R 'r "7*1 inaugurated a new wave of amaze- chase due to the fact that the sell­ The mother tried to rescue tlie atternnu? J’™ * l "’"»t *' "«V »«e entering the at the court "We rannot but speak have in the whole house And these Macon County white c mens coun- was pvldent that many er would not- wait an unreasonable rapped children and was burned, iTT. ' ?:,V,MTemplr. thn passed the Beautiful eata are filled with squealing, dl last week held its first meet tig veterans dcstrfd loans the tilings winch we have seen and not seriously, in tlie attempt. houling teen-agers, the likes of j in Tuskegee, home of Tuskegee In- u length of time for the veteran to .rate V' -rfT G"«te -nferr a well knout. Irggar heard " they cried They had been under the direct loan program and stltute. find out whether or not he could get srttc ward rflrc for Npgrf»f’s Their t « » , .« « » with Jesus m the days of his flesh which haven't been seen since tlie the Administrator had funds on 1 ! 1®^ I’Dm W/lh* «DpTfl W fo| The rally was attended by an es- j a loan from this new program. previous app»»>s wore addressed to.h.,n ' anÎHSo health and u"'" " in 'h’’ l,VP' oth'’rs ThUf'- the fsetor impeding the progress of Cross Burned, rtreng'h a much gre»tet hlessmc »hev toll an merpowering sense of the direct loan program was due to . than ib>- la-ggat had asked for of urghvy i<’ speak what they knew the VA cooperating with *he Volun­ < "“'“Sii expected immediately following this j to bf tru< to be v,itnesses for Christ, tary Home Mortgage Credit pro­ > look, o' whenever and-wherever'they were Prier preached io the crowd which gram. Maid Quits Job gathered boldly proclaiming Jesus Unable to convict these two men The Voluntary Home Mortgage TOLEDO. O— (ANP' —A 22-year- lonigbt. watek itraaW. gray. dull feM, of anyjrehaw. the Sanhedrin let Credit program was created by the torrnt «nd liHtm htir diaappnr wrtb as the long-promised Messiah of the old maid quit her Job here last week Jews, accusing the Jewish people of them co and they immediately re­ Housing Act of 1954 and authorizes K STRAND Hair Coloring 8an how ftcr a 4-foot Klu Klux Klan cross, BI.Ai K STRAND impart, a now ahffl-., his death, and declaring that he had turned to their friends, where they I the Administrator of the Housing •rapped with gasoline-soaked news­ liMtroua. lowly appwranw to voor hair. .. reported their experiences, after been raised from the dead by God and Home Finance Agency to set up paper. was burned on the lawn of aasily, evenly. Only oocaatooal touch up, The Temple priests considered the which they engaged in a period of this new program' to encourage pri­ ■aransary at parting«, tempt« and root» aa prayer and praise In response. God her employer. hair grow, out. Gaay, aimpla direction» la 1 teaching ot religion their own ex­ vate lenders to make loans in re­ Miss Inez Oienn re.used to return clusive function Tlie Sadducean ati'.v.ered their prayer with a new •vary paHaga Guaranteed to bring tha jov mote and rural areas. to work for William Fisher, in al youthful loolung Jet biadi hair tonight, visitation of the Holy Spirit which party to which the High Priest be­ Thc.program was designed to sup- whose home she maintained resi­ w your money hark Only 76c pica Im- Al made it )>ossible for them to con­ Jniggiaie Everywhere/ longed. rejected the doctrine of im­ lence, when it was reported th* tinue to speak the word of Ood with mortality and. naturally, disliked former educator at Alabama Poly- ross was burned in protest to her j Na- «tyeaehing of the Resurrection boldness and power. BLACK STRAND technic Institute. iving in a lil.vwhite neighborhood. I MADfl - Stock - . Therefore, the preaching 0[ péter —.— ------Mr. Fisher, who had moved to the Was. particularly objectionable to «*•*» ~ Stodtoo leava Iravu .eighborhood only. three month« them go. blammed a neighbor for the Strand Products Co.. Ill 8. Still 40c At Your Through their influence, Peter and $3 Million Ii ross-buming incident. Clinton, Chicago & Hl. John; Wirt seized, put in prison and Friendly Druggist on tiie next-day. they were broucl.i Mrs. Carter To Conduct Seminar ¡Center Open In Brooklyn In Europe BROOKLYN-'ANP—One of York City's finest recreation bulld- ’>FV. YORK ANPi -Eunice H. ■ «ngs was opened last Monday,in St. r'n:«htesgadon. Germany. April 11- ues. President of the City Council BUCK UNSI 13 The principal speaker will be ind. Acting Mayor Abe 8tark pre- 'ord Tsmav llcted that the center woujd curb I iellnquency. ___ Tlie conference is mainly com- Justice Myles A. Paige of tlie priM-d of the wives of NATO of- Court of Special Sessions and fi'ialk and others startioned in Borough President John Cashmere | Europe. The United Kingdom and of Brooklyn aim weir in the group . N'«rth Africa usually have SOT to Activities at the opening Included ASK FM /fir NAMf . TODAY? Wo participants. a swimming meet tn tlie center’s AIRBORNE ARTISTS — At top here. Dynah Mockey. one of ~ Mi s C&rter is currently in Europe Pool music by a teen-age band, a the dancer» in “Lee Ballet Africains." now appearing in London, to attend the meeting of the Com­ xmklng demonstration by girls in Preporr your hair property for straightening mission on the 6tatus of Women of i» making one ol hi» »pectacular leap» at the Palace theatre. ^the domestic science room and box­ j the United Nations, and conduct a Hi» performance ie «trilongly «imilar to that of Heim Kroei ing by boys ’S FOR FRI STRATE board meeting of the Conference of (bottom), who to »hown executing a difficult butterfly junp M The center Includes a woodwork­ International Organization* in Con- ice during a performance of America’i “Holiday on Ice“ revue ing shop, meeting towns, gymnas­ 1 sultative Status with the United Na- ium and game rooms It will be open i mFranHurtGonnany. (Nowipm* Photo) ' lions, of which »he is president. daily from 10 a m. to li p. m L POSNER, Inc.Ill W«st USthSt, HewYfrt 1 : ' ..... « ■t • • • 4 —• • » 4 . • • • >»*'•« *ÄMEZ's Ripped By Charges Of Vice Against Bishops

Editor Is Ousted Morgan State Cf During Church Dispute s CHARLOTTE, N. (’.-(ANP)-Thc publishing b-mril of the AMEZ (’hutch will meet here thio week to decide what To Methodists further action—if anv—it will take on Dr. Walter R. Lovell, I suspended editor of the church’s official organ, "The Star of BALTLMORE, Md - Following Zion.” the National Town and Country Conference held In Bloomington, lajvell was removed from lus post minors tlurt efforts may be made to i Ind., last July, a conference of the t»o weeks ago. after an article ap­ oust senior AMEZ Bishop William J Methodist Rural Fellowship, in­ peared in Hie newspaper arcusing Walk from his post at tlie forth- cluding the -town and country unnamed bishops of "demanding ermihg_ _general conference May 2- handouts, selling appointments, car- Id in Pittsburgh I churches of the Washington Con­ ying concubines to reign over I Bishop Walls, who has held the ference of The Methodist Church was held at the Morgan State Col­ eliurch gatlierings. pal ionizing bi&luipric post for 32 years, presides lege Christian Center Saturday. whores and many other things." ever tlie North Carolina Conference April 7th The editor declined to comment 11 addition to others. He reportedly took a leading role in proceedings n his ouster, other than to accept The purpose of the conference .'sponsibllity for allowing the nrainst Editor Lovell al tlie board I was. according to tlie program. rticle to appear in tlie paper 111- - who appealed to tert Charge British mountains of specific directives on common In welfare programs, Dr. Proctor, "can draw their own and J. Skelly Wright to show cause segregation in the public schools the treaty ol self-government grant­ be spent. A federal school lunch programs and high­ how it 's to conclusions about the reality of de­ why such writs should not be is­ were invalid. 'd the Maroons by George III ,M fM agency must approve plans every way construction. mocracy from the events that arc sued against them. The three-judge court also i.eld High Schools England, Durrani pleaded guilty to I step of the way. “Federal aid is a crutch," Gov. transpiring.", Chief Judge Joseph C Hutcheson that no serious constitutional ques­ the charge in an effort to si>>\ h's Orifiln said "which is virtually Georgia has a big current stake tion «as presented and a three- ¡wife from going to prison. Referring to Die resistance of cer- Jr', of tlie Circuit Court, desig- NAIROBI. Kenya. • (ANPi - impossible to dispose of, once it is in federal aid. In the last fiscal ' nated Judges Borah and Christen- Judge court was not required. The police arrested the yiuple tain groups in the South to de- Journalists Charging that British settlers are defended upon." year, the state received $78.081,417 1 berry to sit with Judge Wright us v hen they swooped dow n on their egregatlon in education, he assert- blocking their way to Heaven by Some political leaders recognized for a multiplicity of programs The two judges designated by village in a dawn invasion Mari- d that it was discouraging to those a special three-fudze court to hear farming the slopes of Mt. agon ganger to local self-government in which touched welfare, highways, the Chief Judge to sit. with Judge jiiura was found in the couple's who liad thought they liad created) he suit brought by the NAACV Uo tribesmen are Joining the «Mu ^■deral aid when the domestic gtre labor. Jhe University system, pub­ I Wright withdrew from Uie case home. Mid both were taken into repository of good-will strong challenging the constitutionality.of To Hold Meet Mau cult en masse as a means of away programs were In their em­ lic health, forestry, game and fish with the direction that hi1 ease custody > ■ nough to cany them through a the Louisiana school segregation DURHAM. N. C - (ANTI - Stu­ finding redress to this grievance. bryo stages. Ttie late Huey P. Long military, school lunches and vet­ proceed in the District Court crisis of this dimension. law. dent journalists from throughout Durrant admitted to', the court Mt. Elgon, the Luo's stairway to erans services. where it was originally filed. of Louisiana, however, was the on- Despite thia. Dr. Proctor indicated The NAAGP asked for tlie con­ L the state ol North Carqhiyi will that he was responsible for the gan­ paradise, is as holy to the East At­ here was hope, noting that many vening of a three-judge court to Judgc Wright later held the converge upon North Carolina Col­ ja and would bear the punishment tica n natives as River Jordan to rtudents in the 8outh were examln- hear its complaint to enjoin the Louisiana Jim crow laws uncon­ lege April 20 for a one-day publi­ if his wife weir freed. to Christians. When white settler« ng the problem in the light of Orleans Parish School Board and stitutional and enjoined the Or­ cations conference. began farming In the area, the American history and government. Rowe the’ secretary of the Ma- Youth Is Setting Example Supt. Redmond from enforcing ra­ leans parish School Board and su­ According to H- O. Dawson, con­ Luo people protested to colonial ro ns. told tire court that he had cial segregation in New Orleans perintendent Redmond from enfor­ ference director, the meeting is de­ authorities. The meeting, held In the Waldorf- marijuana in .his house when the public schools. cing racial segregation In any signed to bring together student Astoria. launched the 13th annual village was invaded by the police, Land hunger and the transfer of The three-judge court heard oral i school under their supervision. and faculty members for the pur­ In Modern Farm Techniques campaign of the United Negro Col­ who bribed the Maroons' watch the lush Nyaiv.a province - where lege Fund In support of the oper- The school board and Supt. Red­ pose of discussing common prob­ dogs with beef, and prevented, an I wasn't getting anywhere," says M.ooo Luo have their tribal lands LYNCHBURG. Va. - A young ,tlng budgets of its 31 private, fully- mond are now asking the Supreme lems of newspaper and yearbook alarm colored high school graduate who Mr. Ellictt, "and I kept thinking from Uganda Protectorate to the accredited member colleges. The Court fo; production, with the view to Im­ But. Rowe added the drug-weed tried his luck in the city and then | about my grandfather'* farm back Fund seeks to improve the educa-| Kenya colony are also included tn proving the quality-of high school was only rtored for medicinal pur­ hen- in Virginia, and about growing Uona] Opp,)rtunlties 1. Order the tlirtT judges to the grievances against the British. returned to the farm is now setting ______rr i for Negro [ publications. corn and fattening livestock." poses , «Shortly afterwards, some 400 Luos an example in modern farming for | outh. more than 23.000 of whom show cause why they should not all his neighbors to see. says Ross Tn 1949 he came back home and rev currently enrolled in Its col- be required to deride as a thrre- I Dawaon said the conference will living In Nairobi writ found to have I judge court the issues raised in W. Newsome, a State agent of the began fanning in partnership with ■ afford instruction in the areas of Meadowlarks are being groomed for taken the Mau Mau oath. A few , »»rlf ■■ I nXi'n «rn.irn Irjfnr — . 1 design, writing, layout, financing Virginia Extension Service. his grandfather. Two years later Edward A Works, editor of the II" ml «nd «li'tluT or nnl an in- cross-country tour <>f theaters also joined the active terrorist band he got h chance to buy the lW-acre Atlantic Monthly magazine, was junclion should be Issued. and organizing both neswpaperajmd nd onc-nlghters. Their guest an- of the anti-white cult. Tlie young farmer Is 28-year-old farm where he now lives. Scraping another speaker at the meeting CHICAGO 'ANPi Funeral 2 order Judge Wright to ex­ yratlxMiks 8|>eclal emplpuls will raratices on various Hollywood TV Melvin Elliott Who has a $'14,000 together h11 his savings and obtain­ which also marked the opening of er vices for Archie Hampton. 4B. punge from the record his opinion 1 lr placed on budgeting and promo­ nd radio programs, and with the farm lour miles southeast of Lyn­ ing a loan from an uncle, he made elebrated Johnny Otis Blur's and the greater New York campaign 'hicago’s Carver High school Iras- holding tlie loulslana school seg­ tion. English Prof. To thythm Caravan, will stand them chburg. Va., on which he raised beef Uu> down-payment, says Mr. New- I Indsley F. Kimball, vice-president elball coach, were held last Thurs- regation law unconstitutional and cattle, swine, wheat feed grain, liay n good stead when they hit some. I the Rockefeller Foundation, lay at St Stephen AME Church I also expunge the decree enjoining llie road. Lecture At Wayne fruits and vegetables A week after Mr. Elliott signed erved as chairman. lere. Hampton died early last week its enforcement Sex Crime Increase for the farm, lie married hk child­ n Cook County Hospital. Art • Mr. DJiolt studied agriculture and littij; rock. iakp» - hood swot t heart and they moved "In the clear view ol our lug-of- , Ai tried out a number of projects In 3 Prolllblt Jlfdge Wliypl lyom Dr. Willjam H. Pilies. professor of eace with Russia," said Weeks, A former All-City .laskefball star, Reflects On Police Wre stock raising and cam produc­ their few belongings to their new teklng «ny furthrr action in 'h«’ Johnson C. Smith English and dean of Philander home - a small dwelling on The 'America «imply cannot ’ plough le was an employee of the Board case ' Smitli College here. «Ill be guest tion during his high school days edge ot their eroding acres nder our bright prospects, white or f Education for the past lit years Arrests Says Kinsey Observes Anniv. | lecturer «t Wayne University, De­ in Rustburg. V«.. where he lived on legro. of college, pg« We need lead fe was aiso a lifeguard lor the The suit «as a class I a 55-acre term with his grandfather’ Holt. during 1956-61 academic year, One of uie iiiit things the Elliotts re and they must be educated." 'hlcsgo Park District. brought by 'lie NAACp t|. behad | CHICAGO (1NM- T> Alfred f Sexual Research at school. best ure ci each acre. Among other Indiana University, declared that "Didn't your mother a things, the plan called for strip- Distributes the Sexual patteni-of today’s young­ note?” asked his teacher. ! crop rotation of coni, wheat, alfa- er generation is about the same fa, and icipedza on 99 acres. "ax when grandpa was a boy." "Yes ma'am, but I forgot deaerò** 10 As aj remit of carrying out Uie He added that It "111 behoovw- bring it." replied Willie. . jIsmi, tlie Elliott« now harvest 70 First Of Grants parents to chide their children'’ foi "Well young man." went on I tons of hay a year, 450 bushels of practices "they themselves aet " the NEW YORK—iINSi— The Ford ttacbcr. “why were you away?" ! xlioat. and more than 2.000 bushel* Reviewing some of the results ol . jf com off their farm. Their com foundation reported Saturday the 'T don’t know. I didn't read Uie his studiis.-JCinsey asserted tha I vicld ranges from 50 to 80 bushels distribution of the first $37.748,U00 note." a 50 per cent increase of inter­ "er acre. Average for the county Is of the $500 million in grants anc course by young unmarried women nounced In December 47. followed the suimresBiou of pro*ti- Proddent H. Rowan gaither said In addition to these crops, the tutlon in tlie U. 6. TNSTHIfMIIUONSN EUiott'- crow fniit« and vegetable.- the initial mailing of more than a ------—iii 'or markrt and for home use, and thousand checks went to hospitals included in the foundation's $200 MOTHERS,.,! SU0KPH electively cw and sell timber off -became its ap- •heir 40-acre »oodiot. They also million program to help improve _ proved by thou- AMIMI Vocal Groups •sandiotdocton 1 “ net and erect portJ Tor fatim and expand hospital renter’ grange flavored FDR CHILDREN | » their m brood cows, registered The Initial grants, representing accurate doaage ’ Aberdeen Angus bull, and some 4f cne half of the allocation for each thrift lipst Seiq kFifir Nta srad ol hogs on their improved pas­ institution, ranged from $5,000 to Successful tures. $125.000 HOLLYWOOD - .< ANP» The The hospital program, covering Medallions and the Meadowlarks HELP WANTED - FEMALE about 3500 institutions in every two of the hottest vocal groups on Fhiko brings new sparkle «nd state, tlie district of Columbia, Alas­ the West coast, have hit the musi­ ka. Hawii and Puerto Rico, will be sheen, makes your hair look longer, cal' jackpot with their newest re­ completed by March' 1957. tARN UP TO $45 A WEEK cordings on Dootone label. The foundation also has announc­ miter, inviting to touch. Pluko does woo- "I Want To Love." is the platter ed allocation of $210 million to pri­ soaring in the charts for tlie Me­ dm for dry, brittle, splitting ends, mates vate college and universities to help dallions Don Julian and his Mead­ in NEW YORK raise faculty eateries and $90 mll- owlarks' routine of "Oopv Boopy your hair easier to arrang«. Get Pluko Jp- liotr to strengthen medical schools PLUS ROOM AND BOARD Oop. " is chckinz equally well *1U) day. Sold on a money-back guarantee. IN CHOICE DOMESTIC WORK the teen-age trade. Domestic jobs from S30-S45 a week, plus room Over the Easter weekend, the Amber Of, White 50f. Be sun to tn it I Ufi/fíC A Seothin< Dressing Medallions, packaged with Chuck Ond board! We advance transportation. Better FOUR-STAB GREETING—S/Sgt James A. Green, of Nor- "Ç'P* ______BRUISES« CHARCH AF Hireins' orchestra and Jimmy pay, fine families, churches neor-byi ristown. Pa- strikes a sharp pose, familiar with member* ol MINO* CUTI Witherspoon, turned 'em away in toe Air Force detachment of ft« UNC/FEC Honor Guard. Hi* Write today for YOUR job in New York Skin Irritation* the San Francisco Bay area. The proud miliinry bearing dr«w peaiwe from Gen. O. P. Wayland, Medallions were obliged to encore Dept. S-17 - when th* Tactical Air Command command« aniv«d at Tokyo ‘‘I Want To Love" again and again I in addition to such standby favor­ . « LYNDLEE SUBURBAN International airport rocenfly. G«n«rd Wayland b a loan« tea as "Buck 59” and "The Letter.” 10 DAVIDSON PIAZA, FAST ROCKAWAY, N. Y. eornmander ol Far Eart Air Fore« (Newgprwj Photo) V i BoU Uw NtMioo» «id tin

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** • * Deadline Nears For Eateries Into Semi Pro Baseball League

"This is. the final week for team* I apply ut the recreation 0 enter in the Semi-Pro Lea-glia 'N. McNeil for applicatic ior play this season. A total of 32 ' There will be a Saturday and I teams have placed theeir names on Sunday Schedule plus a five night ■ the dotted line with a payment of a week at Lincoln Park. A sched­ 1 their entrance fees. There is still ule is in the making, so that teams I time, but hurry! See your person­ may be able to play some out of nel manager of the company where town games. Fo rfull information, you work and sell h.m the fdea. I consult the Athletic Department at Memphis Park Commission. There will be three divisions: The Letter Carriers Baseball Eastern, Western, and Company. Team sponsored an entertainment ' Comuanie« or firm* that want only ' employees on the team may join last Saturday at "66 Neptune at the home of Mr . Elnora Bailey. the company division. Call the A chicken diitwr'wa* served, plus superintendent of athletics, Les- a very beautiful ZenittL“56" Clock i lie Steele. 37 N. McNeil Street ,or Radio was given away to the one sec or call the league's secretary, Robert Shores at 12ÎQ Brown. Ap­ holding the lucky number. Mr Aaron Mayo Wilson is the proud ril 16 is the deadline. f owner. Says Mr. M;.yo when in­ A schedule of all games will be I formed of his gift, "This is the I made for the 195G season. Date*. ’ first time in my life that I have I time and place »111 be on the1 ever been so lucky'." schedule and will be given to each ! manager two weeks before open­ , It has been prove, more than ing date, May 25. satisfactory. We are very proud Copies of the Semi-Pro League of our baseball team and lupe that I it «»ill win championship of its I Constitution will soon be available NAMED YMCA'S 'FATHER OF 3lair T. Hunt, who made the presentation ¡rigbe- to all the managers and captains I league again this year. "You can bors, second left, was cited as "Father of the ______I count on our support wiiule-heart- if the team*. The League's second Year" by the Abe Scharff branch YMCA at his half Of the board of directors of the Scharff 'YM, annual affair will be held soon. | cdh'- annual Father and Son Banquet. Seen are (I. to □nd I. 0. Swingter, Scharff YMCA executive 1 This will be the affair the kick-off SPECIAL BULLETIN BULLDOG PILOTS - Fisk University's popular ough little quarterback weighing only 160, has game social. The Queen of thè Ail,teams that arc nut repre­ R.) Earle Whittington, executive secretory of the secretary. — (Staff Photo by Tisby) sented at the next meeting «ill head coach, H. B. "Bus" Thompson, center, clasps ;een called by sports writers "the Frank Merri- league will be announced. She will not be included in the 1936 sched­ hands with John L. Fair of Chicago and Weldon well of the Fisk team." Drew, a forword, is one I ride on a float in the Cotton Car­ ule. of the Bulldogs' top offensive players, racking nival parade. The time and place New Douglass Hi Gym Drew of Houston upon their election last week will be made later. Because of The president is urging all man­ to the captaincy of next season's Bulldog football up 236 points in 21 games this season. - (Gunter the increase in the number of agers or representatives of teams ur and basketball squads, respectively. Fair, a Photo», teams, more umpires are needed, to be present and on time. The To Bo Dedicated S . meeting will be held Tuesday, Pennant Preview ; for both the Semi-Pro, and the Prof. J. D. Springer, principal of 1 Junior, Midget and the WD1A April 16 al 7:30 p. m. Copies of Douglassruglass High School, 3200 Mt By HOWARD SIGMAN - INS Sports Writer Lite Constitution will be available. \ League. Any one interested may Olive Street, announced that the school's recently built gyinnusitim The. following is the fourth in a ! Trucks and Ned Carver head a sUitf will be dedicated Sunday after­ serie« of eight artkies containing I with potential. Responsibility For Racial Progress noon, April 15, at 5 p. in., with previews of tlie 16 major league •Tire E. C. Stimbert, assistant superin- —*■ OUIIIUTII, n.-uisiaui .-upi trams. ■ Infield—except lor weak liiltint’. By KENNETH B CLARK To Race In tendent of Die city schools,. as i Fred Hatfield at second, Infeld good dedicatorial speaker. BY HOWARD 8TGMAND with Ray Boonr at third. (Harm The public is invited. Kuenn at short and Earl Torgeson (EDITOR'S NOTE: The speech pie In Montgomery They should SPORTS OF International News Service j at first. Torgv's hitting could ti»r made by Dr. Kenneth B. Clark at stand proudly on the kteps of their Sport* Writer California improvement, too. Rookie Buddy the annual forum of the Perielean churches, in and before their halls St. Louis Cardinals The Cincinnati Redlegs lack two Hick* may solve second base pro­ Club, Feb. 17, has been broken up in­ oi Justice and in front of theii ’ necessary items for a pennant- SAN FRANCISCO ■ »INS» - Sell Frank Smith To blem. to »even installments to appeal schools." threat—-pitching and bench strength Australia's great track star. John THE WORLD Cincinnati Reds Otherwise, the Redtegs hsve • «*•« Tuesday and Friday in the Birming­ Outtield—baiting Champ Al RA "This would be the symbol of Latidy. who has run the mile in 1 Lave enough power and talent to ham World. Dr. Clark is an eminent : line »right) 'and Bill Tuttle (etR^ racial tyranny that would be seen 3:68. »111 come to California next make a strong bid for the National psychologist and professor at City BY MARION £ JACKSON ST. LOUIS, -(INS)- Tlie St. throughout the world. America enft- month to make two assaults on a League's first division. ■ ter) are topnotch. Left field Is 11 College, New York City). Louis Cardinals today sold right­ not at-tlu* time afford Io stand be­ new world mile record. question with Jim Delslng and hander Frank Smith to Cincinnati If Birdie Tebbetts get some top fore the bar of world opinion.as a drawer htn Jing to go with the big I Charley Maxwell among the candi­ for the standard 110,000 waiver fee INSTALLMENT S moral hypocrite «ho demands iree- This was announced Tuesday by » dates Smith was an uce relief pitolier 1 bat feats of his clubbers, the Red- «ould i,<”TI 'f,r f’PPH'KM’d people elsewhere Pete Rozelle. partner in tlie public AUGUSTA — Everywhere the troubled waters of the South Consensus: fifth or fourth. "tf there are those «ho for the Redlegs when he was traded 1 legs will be right in the thick of the 1 while slie accents the brutal onnress- relations firm of P. K. Marker and churn in angry frustration. Amidst the tumult and the shouting »Tomorrow : Phillies and Red Sox- seek to use the power of the state ' I to the SI Louis Cardinals after the pennant fight | ion of her citizens within her own Co., of San Francisco. occurred. illegally to deny Negroes theii |...... from the captains and kings of jimcrow there are some dedicated 1954 season. It was an expensive borders." • • * • »»«•* rights, or who would seek to intimi­ men who are sitting back in reflected glory surveying a structure Kozellr reported that Landy The Redlegs, defensively sound, date them by the threat and tlie fact „ThelT alt, nsks _ Bul lt0 in prep athletics which they helped build. The pay-off of their am­ ha* accepted invitations to race and their coaches tiiat health and still have to overcome a weak bench of violence so that they will retreat. prntSMj group has rid itself of in- bitions and dreams is the theme of the annual meeting of the physical education are vital areas in tlwir battle to get out of second Southerners Won’t from then strong legaL moral and JusljCC W|(hout itself assuming the In a special mile at the l'8C- I'CLA track meet in Los An- Georgia Teachers and Education Association: "Implementing the of education. It is significant that I division. historic position, then they musr be ngtg tIjc Negro m America GTEA did not choose to go off on Here's the cincy lineup: Bolt Party This met head on. can no exceptlon These risks gele* Memorial Coliseum on Sat­ Curriculum Framework in the Area of Health and Education." some elusive realm of learning but Catching—Smoky Burgess is u urday. May 5. and in the West It was some twriv» or fourteen | town; C.N. Cornell Atlanta; and ‘"They must be met squarely - ™us,(behift^* al!d ‘cce£led chose the practical down to power hitter. Matt Batts and Ed Coast Relays open mile at Fres­ year» ago when planners of the Andrew J. I*wis (then athletic Year, Chairman Says not with their weapons of violence, i,hreaU “ make the Neero more earth, realistic theme of "Imple­ Bailey are the reserves ST. LOUIS ■ (INS' ■ Democratic no on Saturday, May 12. State Boari of Education summoned manager at Booker T. Washington cruelty and irrationality but with “ upon hi<>rtght^ If one Ne­ menting the Curriculum Framework Landy will arrive in San Fran- A.Z. Traylor to a conference which ! Atlantal who carried the ball for National Committee Chairman ttie more powerful weapon* of in- threatened for his courage, in the Area of Health and Physical Pitching—Joe Nuxlial Its the ace cisco on May 3. Paul M. Butler said Wednesday he telligence courage and the power ,hls a hun„dred was to revolutionise the crasy-quilt, j the reorganized league, ! Education.” Tebbetts hopes John Khppsteln. • • » • is confident Southern Democrats and dignity of Ihe human person-, nure t0 shw 5imilar courage" hodge-podge and fancy free high : Art Fowler, Brooks Lawrence, Joe will not Join a third party move­ In a telephone call to San Fran­ school athletic set-up. | Meanwhile, Traylor burned up To outline a postlve and dyna­ . Black, Hal Jeffcoat and Hershell tnty." 1 "We can protect the homes of in­ ment this year. cisco this morning Landy agreed several automobiles, thousands of mic approach in this pattern of Freeman produce on the mound dividual Negroes from being bomb- to accept the Los Angeles and Fres­ gallons of gasoline and oil traveling thinking they have Invited some of Butler'was in St. Louis Wednes­ "Specifically if ' they organize j ed by the willingness of a thousand ! Traylor, a prime missionary was ^“uikl'nl up‘support wd"^nL day after addressing the annua! no track invitations as his contri­ the nation’s foremost experts to­ Infield—good. Ted Hklumewski on white college students to throw Negroes to share this honor.” • assigned the tsak of setting and or- , — — •• ■ bution toward building interest in zation of the OIA. H» took the brunt gether to devise and outline skilled ftest. Johnny Temple on second, Roy dinner meeting of St. Louis alun^ stones and eggs at women. Negroe* "The weakness of the Negro can ganizing high schools of the state ^u^1tar^nai‘'attacks"for‘the I ni of Notre Dame University Tu^P the 1956 Olympic games that open techniques of achieving this end. McMillan at short and Ray a bion- must organize Negro college stu- j lie his strength. He lias no arms, he into AA, A. B. and C classifications in ills home town of Melbourne " d. ano V ciassincauun* chorf «kl on third. Jablonski, never a good day night. dents to organize a community to (has/no material wealth with which school population and | this November. based on s. . . . . The keynote address on the pro­ fielder, appears to have regained The Democrat chairman told a petition the responsible authorities to barter for his dignity. He has . cutting the various schools Into dis- A* I recall my firot year» as a gram theme will be delivered by his batting eye. reporter he thought talk that Ior desegregation and to present only his life, his humanity and his Tlie top Australian miler, in ' trict organizations which could de- sportswriter, Traylor made it a ri­ Clifford L. Brownell chairman of Southern states might bolt the De­ themselves for admission to non- hope for a better future for his agreeing to travel to the United ! cide sectional and state champion­ Outfield—two thirds solid with tual to stop by onr office and pick the Department of Health and mocrat party was "highly mislead­ segregated state supported college* children. These are powerful weap­ States, reversed an earlier decision ships. Physical Education, Teachers Col­ Ous Bell. Wally Post and a scram­ ing.” and universities. If they organize ons with which he can help America not to run outside Australia prior me up for Jaunta to GIA events in­ lege. Columbia VnirenUy and past ble going on for left field berth He said a meeting In Georgia White Citizens’ Councils to intimi­ fulfill its promise of a powerful and to the Olympic games. He had re­ this was « step that would have order to get publicity to exploit his president of the American Asaocta- among Rookie Frank Robinson, which he attended Monday pro­ date Negroes and to impose economic genuine democracy." ceived bids from several countries made an ordinary man quake in his organisation job. tion of Health, Physical Education Charley Hannon. Stan Palys and vided an excellent opportunity for sanctions upon those who insist upon (TO BE CONTINUED) and for several meets in the United and Recrtalion. 1 Bob Iliuroian. "political pulse-taking” their rights as citizens — then Ne- j boot* for state championships were States. ruA. «1..1. UCWLewis IS UIV1KMAinvited 1DCme Wto BUJmy «UOhfirst Butler said: being grinded out in Mttinbly line tournament at Macon Consensus: fifth place, maybe groes must organize themselves for Other experts are Dr. E. K. Wea­ protection" fashion and the rtronger the »ehool „hen Ballard and Hudion hirh fourth. ver, Associate Professor of Educa­ "There was absolutely no senti­ the more Indisputable the claim. aerc separate unite and they I THE DETROIT TIGERS tion. Atlanta University; Mrs. R. ment for a third party. Of course "They must protect those Negroes Any school with an unbeaten tea-1 f„Ujht it out for the state chum- O. Johnson, principal. College Park Georgia has never supported such who petition their school board for son in those day» could claim a state pionship. This was to lead to Big Detroit's Tigers are good, but not, George Crowe Elementary School; Dr. Fred Hein a movement, but because the ra­ non-segregated schools. It would be | championship and there wera few; Seven Conference coverages at 8a- tiiat good. Detroit has quality, but American Medical Association. Dr. cial situation is so tense 1 was wise if these were the Negroes who Of Mississippi rlgibility code», playing mlfi or vann*h Athern, Columbus and Ruth Evans, Professor of Physical not enough to produce a pennant agreeably surprised that sentiment were least vulnerable to economic officiating standards to corral the Brunswick. Fort Valley and through- Education. 8pringfield College; Irm­ ••*•» was so strong against leaving the reprisals from whites. Plans should WASHINGTON—(A N P'-Perry Sold To Reds bold arl the powerful. nut the state. inas Robertson Director Special Pro The Bengal* have what it take- party.” be made, preferably in advance, to Howard, national Republican gram of U £. Health Services. De­ to mix It with the American Lea-1 Butler said it is "quite possible” provide them with the necessities of committeeman from Mississippi. paid MILWAUKEE - »INS' - The It is with background that Tray-1 High School athletics have pro- partment of Health and Welfare, gtie contenders, but they lack the that President Elsenhower may life during the period of maximum last week that he's not too worried Milwaukee Brave» announced Tues­ ] lor who was teachnically assigned to i pressed during the "Golden Era of and Dr. Melvin Heard. Director of overall essentials to go all the way not run for reelection. He con­ stress." by the "lily white" faction's latest day that they have sent first base­ the Vocational Trade Department sports" which covered from 1946 to Special Education. Albany State tended that the President may bid to take over the party's state or» man George Crowe to the Cln- took to the highways to do a selling 1956 Most prep sports today are There is plenty of pitching, in­ "If the petitions are ignored and College. have been urged to announce he i ganization.” I clnnatl Redlegs for rookie outfield­ job on principal and coaches ' highly organized, efficiently policed field and outfield talent to guaran­ denied, there should be groups of Except for the public assemblies, would seek a second term only as | 'They've been trying to do that er Bob Ha^lc and another player to Traylor's Job matched' the labors j for violators of the code, and sche- tee that the Tigers will wake a Negroes who would assume the re­ the teachers, principals, supervis­ a “holding operation" for some since 1920, Howard said, "but we be named at a later date. of Hercules. For everywhere in ! duling is no longer hit and miss. rugged fight ior first division status. sponsibility of attending every meet­ ors and coachea are devoting their other Republican presidential ca^ are still in—and Intend to stay.” I Georgia there was su^iciou, hortili- The rule of the powerful is curb­ Here'e the lineup: ing of the school board and insist­ entire thinking to physical educa­ Howard, a Negro attorney, who The trade left the Braves with tv and selfishness.to repell the for- «j bi starched organization prove- didate. JP ing upon a hearing There should tion and health Catching—Frank House and Red has been a MLwdssippi committee- 1 two fint baseman, Joe Adcock and mation of a brandnew athletic as- dure* which hre not to be drepoUc a- Starts Sunday rondary school educators are ask­ Staley and a reported $50.000 in He spent. 1953 with the Braves when there were principals like J.K WHk- Imot rtngm. cttglhlMty nor enforce ing for increased outlay» and ex­ cash they were transferred to Milwaukee rreon. WayeroM; Grorge W. Parker. i their thinking ou official». penditure« for sports WITH BLUE BIADI April 15 Mvollrie; Harry King. Crawfords- _____ Bid fir 38-year-old Smith port­ liut the following vest was sent OtSWENSIR AND vtlte. C.W. Durol Columbo»; R./ llteu too, the theme ol this meet ft appear» that utgwnteej spurt» ed a kiwlv 3-| record in ‘55, pitch­ 3 BIG DAYS! down to Toledo. JTYIINI CASE • ♦ • • Martin, Macon, Awdrew Sol John- is a declaration of intent by pnn- will be recommended even for the ing only 39 inning« a» he was ham­ wm, Thomarion; HX. Bryant, Cedar- clpal, teacher» and supervision and pered by a sore arm. This Spring. ( Lost season. Crowe appeared tn grade «bool level with falltlme per- Smith, hurled Just nix innings ano , 101 games for Milwaukee where he umnel to conduct these activities. 1 hit 15 homers and batted >1. Thu» instead of retrenchment in general manager Frank Lane final­ . / «ports the educator» are envisioning ly tossed in the towel. Hazle spent the 1956 campaign broader concepts of the tools of with Nashville of the Southern As- 1 Nociatton. He hit 29 homers, drove play. In 92 runs and batted .314. He is Il boil* down to this: Prep .«porta 22 years old. FOR THE BEST DEAL IN: I can be utilized as learning tool and : I as a psychological device to giamo- ! representative Irize the learning procewes. Kids, The group, called "lily white" bj like to play ... 't*™' “«id the Huvarjl torces, agreed on the sing. Why not use three purauite to move at a recent meeting in Jack- : muk.. classroom endeavor more at­ son. It nominated its leader E O. tractive and acceptable to kid* Liquors Spencer, state chairman of the ; burning with energy ahd hopped. Citizens for Eisenhower Committee up with the desire to "do »wne- to replace Howard ax committeeman i tiling.” if the rational convention approves. CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK Asked how he plans to counter The recognition ÒI this problem the new faction, Howard Mid: is in a measure a tribute to the ef-1 — of "We are Just going ahead ac we fectlve work done by the GIA to Starts Sunday usually do. Firat, well tame a call overcome taboos, sterotypre and ; for rountv and precinct conventions ndsconceptior* which liave been WINES—GINS-RUMS-CORDIALS-BOURBONS A A April 15 to elect delegates to a state conven­ prevalent about the whole order of tion Then we’ll call a state con­ competition SCOTCH - CHAMPAGNES - BRANDIES 3 BIG DAYS! vention and pick delegates to the national convention in San Fran­ And thus stormy road the GIA "SPIRITS' LOW? THEN DON'T TARRY ... RE- cisco.” hM trod and the bitter piU It tea« State coventions, he said, are held ■wallowed In «eUiix itaelf to Geer- "We Stock The Finest For The Finest People" “ou call' from the national com- eia 1« hearing frail. The GTEA it , at:ing on behalf of the pre- 'now telling wfoer counsel op the vioui, national convention iMue rt competiare pUy and Use ‘Hie call came to us." Howard iccomiMnytaf health gain« to ac- said “Tliev (the “Illy whites' "■ had croe from repervtoed play and oV- no authority from anyone.H ..ARRYS LIQUOR STORE HIHCIHU *r ro«mw* TU Md Sund« MM A » m Mr», Ö. M. tañí taljr KÎA president and «tate P-TÀ presi- IM L Calhoun - Aerosa From Union Statton d»nt, in I r Wâ» 0**»*_ *rW. ». I. Thompson, Porter W>ool principal, ond Mr» iVflrod, qonoral rhalrmo STOCK TODAY WITH YOUR FRItND MARRY? 4 Fred Gaither you really ought to Timer» Club, it tapping th!» tartan, Jesse Madison, and reporter Favner, Robert Bowles and Cora m«k» up your mind between the ytar In the thow’z “Rock n‘ Miss Helen Echols. Lambert . Rosa­ JWTIME to nothing new to CONNIE LACY and ROBERT lind W'lliam and Euvene Rodger« : night from 9 to u»? Mlm Mitchell m die perform­ DC6S ahould be congragulated for Marvin Doggett and Johnetta Mad' ed In the »how» tame vein of their coolness calmness collective­ In one of the toughtest phone Thoma« Harville and Mildred dancing toot year, in fact, in the ness. and tact In almost "identical calls of the year the following were Winfred, Robert Matthews and AL “Mr. Sandman" tap number. sltluatlons." included Willie Wells, Lucille Bank.* freda VlriKint. Jew Jones and Mlzz Mitchell is the daughter of •»•» Gloria Massey, and the call went Johnnie B^otlst, Leonard Murrell MJ. and Mrt. Theodore Mitchell. EVERYONE is buying tkketa ■ something on this order: Oh yes It and Melvina Gholston. Samue’ 1101 Woodland. The essence of pop­ to the JAGUARS' Rendeivous happened while Willie Well« was Brown and BilRe Jean Jones, Ro­ ularity here at the Big M. she is In The Tropics’ danbe, whkh visiting Lucille as he doe* every selle Blanchard and Willie Belli a member of the Band. Double Ten is the infant club's first social night. Sherrod, Bobby Hunter and Man' BBCiety, Student Council. Y-Teens. and scheduled for this Monday , The phone rings Luclle-Hel- Pete. Barbara Mot lev and Rory M»th and English Clubs, and in night at Carrie’s Club Tropi­ lo, Lucille Is Willie over there? PhilllM and Robert Allen and Bar­ qoclety a member of the La Jau- cana The JAGS will feature a Lucille-Yes he h. Oloria-May I line White. n^e Social CWb (Formerly Clique terrific floor »how, topped by, speak to him please? Ludlle-Yes TEN TOP CHICKS RATING Anrigas) She is a member of the as advertised, the fabulous Veil you may, Willie-Hello, Gloria -Hel­ SURVEY-- Maxine McCain re lo. Willie I just dialled to ask you Temple Baptist Church Tones, whom you will remem­ tained her almost impregnable Np I FAMILY TREE ber, perhaps, as the former would you mind coming over to Ton 1 portion in the latest aunty. Thr * Mitchell to the. fourth “lire Stars' of Douglass High my house to get your records and rotirers (l-io respectively» Maxitv diss BETTITE BARNES. SCHOOL of her family to pan through School. sunglasses you left over here last McCain, Gerthena Hobbs rvior- Featured in the spotlight today the halls of Manassa», and all »• » • year? WUMe-yes. I'll come get them Macklin. Cora Woodley. Lillie Lee one of the most chirmlng young four she /nd the other 3, hare LOVELY, LOVELY, LOVELY, de and then proceeded to hang the Wilson Dorothy Brown, Barham Indies In the Junior Class, Ml* been top-ranking students. Per scribed the girls vying for the phone up. Willie told Lucille about Yancey, Leatrioe Thomas. Zenoble B< (lie Barnes, 16 year old daughter haps you remember the other Bronze Queen title at Booker T. the conversation and she called Johnson and Doris Young I nf Mrs. G*rtude Duncan and Mr. three: Her eldest sister, Miss Washington's Hamilton Audi- Gloria. Lucille-Gloria, would you Fannie Mitchell to finish Ing ‘orium Tuesday night. Competing mind bringing Willie his sunglasses Tennessee State this year with from Manassas were Miss Mildred and records to school? Gloria-Wil­ sn English major; Her other Rayner Miss Alberta Woodland. lie brought them over here and I rioter. Miss Ora Lee Mitchell, is Miss Dorothy Seaborn, and Miss SPOT LIGHT CLUB uon t see any reason why he can’t Margaret Major. Although neither come get them and besides I have majoring In burinem admini­ - PRESENTS - stration at Loo Angeles Chy Col wnn. they put a good showing my books to bring to school in the lege in Us Angeles, California; against tough competition. Win­ morning Wonder was she trying and Logan MiU-hell. :i member ner was lovely Miss Josie Bald- A “SPOT LIGHT DANCE" to make a comeback. the WK Manawts Tlren . ifiiifl of RTW Thp thrpp HtfpnrinntK Katherine Aoauu is still going For Good Entertainment Be Sure To Attend The Spot Light were also from BTW. which to | trong with Joseph McDaniel. At many, didn’t come as much of a Dance, Given By The Spot light Social Club, APRIL 28, at : the rate he is going I should think Get Godefroy's Larieuse at youf ' no one can take his place. Godefroy’s 1-arieuse Hair Color­ surprise. The CLUB EBONY, 500 BEALE STREET, FROM 9 UNTIL ? Qatit Relief of 1 It is said that T. B. thinks Irene ing can do more for your hair favorite cosmetic counter now—• the famous brand in the red box, ACCORDING TO WMPS DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF ONZIE Newell is real tough. It makes you than you've ever dreamed of... TOP 4® survey, recently, “Long HORNE AND BAND wonder doesn't it. gives gray hair yfipthful new col­ known and approved for more Wonder what's happening be­ Till Sally" is the city's No. 1_ or. .gives drab hair'glowing than 50 years. hit tune. All we can say is, PLAN A PARTY FOR YOUR CLUB, RESERVATIONS MAY BE tween John Aldridge and Carole t new color... leaves vout hair soft, PAIN “Ohhlihhhh, Baby.“ MADE WITH MR. ARCHIE KELLY Hooks lately. I've been noticing In 18 flattering shade» shining... this very day! ♦ • • » ’ them making eyes at each other, THE US RENARD .SOCIAL PHONE WH. 8*43311 bumping into each other on a pre­ CLUB is presenting a Waist-lane anse of a mistake, and guess what Advance Ticket« - $1.00; At Door - $1.25 he even carries her tray after she t finishes eating. What else could TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE AT: Pantaze Drug Store, Her­ nando and Beale; Palm Garden, 1305 Airway; Dixie Grill, 602 W. Peoples Road; Holiday, 1472 Florida; Stroxier Drug Store, 2192 Cheka Avenue; Tom/i Inn, 1404 Lyceum Rood; COLD SUFFERERS Wherry's Sundry, 216 W. Brooks Road; While's Inn, No. I COLO Havmtates yt»M *»*k./ to and 2; 1714 Swift Street and 3007 Horne Lake Road, City STANBACK'I prtMnptian formula, ITANIACK tebloti ar pewdtrs work Fish Market, 114 McLemore. fool to betef tomforthi| relief from AND DIFFERENT SPOTS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD tired, sore, oohinp mulct*», naurolfla - • < > ■ . *■ ■ ’ f «te It»»*»*« 4«« 4» **W|. ; Date Set For Ala. Bus Cast

TIPOFF MONTGQMBRY, Ala - e Muth's Oldest and Leading Culoted Semi-Weekly Newspaper Published by MEMPHIS WOULD PI BLISHING CO. A May Id bearing has been set on Inn TLESDAY and FRIDA! st 164 BEALE—Phone 8-46M a federal suit attacking the con« TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - INNS) stltutionality of local and Entered in the Post Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-class mail More than usual attended the state laws requiring segregation of raoea under the Act of < ongress, March L int P-T. A. meeting here. on buses. Federal Judge Frank M Johnson, n Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE Four days before the visitors W. A. Scott. II, Founder; C. A.' Scott, General Maeager surged Into this city, which has Jr, informed attorneys last week become a news-name through­ that evldenoe in the case will be fcWMmd F Ttabv Managing Editor out the world because of the ex heard by a three-judge court. Mn. Rou Brown Bracy Public Relations and Advertisinr pulsion of Autberine Lucy from The suit, filed by four Negro William C. Weathers ...... Circulation Promotion the University of Alabama women on Feb. 1, charges that current city and state laws re­ The MEMPHIS WORLD 1« an Independent newspaper—non-sectartar the Ku Kiln Klans clad in weird and juns'e-hke attire, quiring racial segregation on pub­ and non-partisan, printing news unbtaMdly and supporting those thlngr lic transportation violated rights It believes to be of interest Io its readers and opp Pa, im­ The Youth Temjierence Coun­ I thodist Church, head the council. For Change» built, expensive Druid High couldn't >tand seeing white people i mediately introduced bills to carry cil of Memphis which is now ob­ CHICAGO • (ANttri • Dr Harold fis well, and there was uevff“dispirit of icncor or discwd in his One of the announced projects of School plant have -attracted appluuii a Negro perluiiuei out the first two lectures of the serving its Youth Tpjnpeience Ed­ the council will be an interracial A Bosley, pastor of Evanston First renditions. them? Nobody seems lu have Olliers in On group claimed that program and said they will offer ucation Week,-which began last workshop. The council will meet Methodist Church, said here that little this mattered; ihcaauufin were not interested in the pul thr‘»atlstail«rv answer Io they wanted to grub ita microphone measui'hi embodying lhe last two Sunday thru April 15, in a meet­ Monday, April 16, 7 p. m. at atudenta at the Unlrtrslty of Ala­ soothing rhythm in which the singer interwove lhe finer impulses these questions. Cole was using and make a jno- propoiwls later this week. ing Iasi Bunday al Bethlehem I Bethlehem Center. bama and religious leaden of the Center at 4 p. in., voted to merge of both while and colored, there was nothing in lhe note, offensive Tuscaloosa Is pos»ibly**llie most :«negation ^iieech. Sen. Thomas C. Hennings • O) Mr>. Earneestine Rivers, general I state are in favor of Integration. I into an interracial council. vital city or county in lhe .sixthf..T. ------:------.' Mo. announced that bills to set State Secretary, is urging al) min­ Rev. Bosley, who recently visited •ven to their tastes, when lie was seized and manhandled Miss Catherine Adams of St. isters to preach special sermons Congressional District. For tins dis up a civil rights division in the Alabama said that one of the fail­ There is but shame for those who fanned to flames the Andrew AME Church and Bobbie on temperance during their-Sun­ trlct, mainly because ot Tuscaloosa11 Justice IXpartment and to protect ures ot the churches In the South Cole Party LeMay, white of the Parkway Mc­ day services. fumes that befouled a musical hour of soothing and caressing has more Negro voters than any of the .voting rights of citizens were is that they have not recognised • Kontinued From Page uiie; tenderness, which would sway men into nobler passion, of the the other eight districts This dis­ among measures already approved race relations as a world problem. superb, the spiritual trict. mainly because Tuscaloosa tinue 'further perfornuvnneti with t, by his judiciary unit He said It is not a problem pe­ I voters than the Ninth Congiession- Twi Heath's British jazz band and The proposed commission would I culiar to the South and that the Surely at this hour, signifying the extent that men will go in" ill District »inch ■ lins more than aawua. .ttine Christy iHe later call- operate for al lewsl I wo years and 6outh does not have the riglta^ ask that it be allowed to soljfl reprisal of this status quo, it would be highly in order that a con­ twice as many Neuro pcisoiis ol celled the ajipeanuav.i would have sweeping authority to Mississippi Victim Atlanta pionuifer B B. Beamon : subpoena witnesses, take sworn in Its own way. crete leadership emerge for the setting aside of this intemperate I[voting ago. i | Eight counties main up the Sixth who has scheduled an appearance; testimony, obtain data from gov- attitude which makes no contribu'ion to our mission of peace ol the show here Tuesday April 17 emment agencies, hold public hear­ ' district, namely. Tuscaloosa Bibb. here permanently. around the world,. Chilton, Greene, Hale, Perry, Shel- a-id "we expect no demonstrations ings and recommend legislation. "They have passed a law in Mis­ From every sort of violence on the outskirts of backwood plan- ’ here. Atlanta has repeatedly demon­ I j by and Sumter. Half of the eight Sen. Walter F. George iD) Ga, Tells Of “Terror" sissippi that no one can hold a pub­ lotion», through lhe city alleys and on to the white flood lights of .counties are in the Black Belt strated it wants the finest enter- expressed doubt that the adminis­ lic job that belongs to the NAACP* tinment. Cole is one ol America's DALLAS—"It’s a downright lie to lhe concert halls, the ugly trails of these footprints may be »pen. Token voting is the most poll tration's program will be enacted the NAACP. ‘Let the NAACP Mr. Courts told the newsmen. ‘They .deal participation member* of greatest artists mid he will be given say that people from the northern Imperiling the good offices of a nation and hurling their threats at tins session ot Congress The you.’ The NAACP distributed cloth­ ¿an do this because the Negroes the recognition and courtesy which states are puslung m Negroes to the Negro group can achieve Stnator was among a group of 100 ing and helped some get work on have been Intimidated add they of disregard for the government under whuh they live and have this city accoids celebrated perform stand up for our rights tn the In Greene, Hale, Perry and Sum Southern Congressmen who signed other plantations and itv other rilled Rev George Lee and tried to their being, how much further‘will sgch people and practices ers" South," declared a victim of tire ' kill me to keep us frori voting " ter counties. The voucher sys­ a manifesto recently urging rever­ states " at their command be toleiufed? DRIVERS WARNED Mississippi reign of terror NAACP HELPED tem, tricky registration prac sal of U.e Supreme Court decision Turning to tin. racial situation in A grim aitainatli of the furore Gut Courts, Belzoni, Miss assert - The 60-year-oid grocer remarked tices coupled with apathy ace outlawing racial segregation in the Texas, Mr Courts predicted that was the arrival of truck drivers f® e at a press conference here March that "if it were not for the NAACP factors retarding dynamic grow schools. '‘the situation will get angerous in Cole m Allanta Floyd Green ind 28 that nobody needs to tell me 11 would not have gotten away from The Ku Klux Klan In Tuscaloosa rh Sen. Richard B Russeil (D> Ga. Texas if the law-abiding people Verimieti Richards both of Dallas, me back on my feet" Mississippi so good, lhe NAACP : a One of the questions on the WCC Teas said they were eacottea to I This being a national don’t organize to keep thiis terror "Don't let nobody fool you, there field secretaries, regional and na« T .(From The Tusialotbu News) I poll!i< al questionnaire is Do you tlie Jefferson County line’ by pos i presidential year, tlie attorney gen­ from spreading I say tiiat the is ini organization that did what tional representatives, came to ma I Tuscaloosa had a recent penade ul Ku Klux Klcinsnieti tavoi denying the Ne.jrwhat kind?" Then there is the story of right able and two down the left Ann didn’t know, specifically, fl (fates. We have a duty as Americans. Part of it could be to ponder mors sprevd that members of the gard paid a cal) upon the Adam manner which Adam had used, that she could guess what kind. She fl the relatives of one of the Mont Als'iama White Citizens Council In­ aisle. Police were moving after them. ot course he d Build a house, tor i ♦he meaning, as given by the dictionary, of the word "subversive Lairds. She came with a man—a Itomery protest leaders »ho live tended to "protest" Cole's aroear- "Just before they got to the'stage largish, blond man, Bill Something- Pinky, or for anyone That was hts imembered that luncheon at ■ Hare are its words: "Having a tendency to overthrow or ruin." Fonda, and the discussion otfl in a Black Belt county. These tT.ce. The Alabama White Citizen» 'tveral ol 'he fellow« began running orother, who'd kindly driven her business. platinum-blonde pick-up. "Wfl relatives reportedly are on the Council, whicn had pledged to main­ real tart Three of them jumped up out in hla Jaguar. She showed the Adam nad completed, ms year’s , I wants to be a lady?" pinky tfl tain Alabama's traditional separa­ on the rtsie which h only, shout canyon house to this Bill, and ex­ contract tor the project’, and with ' asked. "You don't have any tun’^J tion of tlie white and Negro races ‘four feet fford the auditorium noor. plained that Adam was so clever! a -Backlog ot contracts, including i "On® of them bolted into’ Cole Pinky's house, he feit safe in giv­ To be truthful, Ann had fl ¿HLEAltMfE Nai King Cole hsd b-eri'concent rating on what it That was why »he wanted him to it -uiUnued From Page Onei 1 called Neg; omuiic, and Negroen-1I and he went sprawlim, and the build her ■ house In Csv,'’ ,r . cumstances, mfl Add lemon rfnd and egg’, beat, knu< kies hidden under .the^eaCtf a ¡ "J^qartHr, an official of the j o»ch“'trs struck up lhe National be he d be nappy to come hotfl or youi fa Ui a (lower bed, while Adam in jwrttii a walled garden space, long we'l. Adri co’taoe cheese and s«-- l>r by Fox and-Clevenger ' pirmuixhH'n chapter of the White ,ou will be sup­ £n'h»nin “ sited their guest? indoors to look French w ndows, ami workable and to stay there. plying a ggood ! ond cup of brown sugar and mix —------:------Crtuncil w|llch .he suu, When th® ma«ler of ceremonies | shutters In m painted dark green. That evening, Ann asked Adfl thoroughly. s.rtSift ftanrfirw overover, meas­ • ,H1 r fruil'ran& h cttirenk Cmmrtl. diwi.U had around. A tinkle ot i0e against to take her out to see Pinifl service of proto- unounced that Col® could not con- glass came through Uie window Ib a si i ii >pic climate, shut­ ure. and re-sift with the dry in­ oo I A 1IC arapcirun raoas uo,u , jna-Pnll'' house, before dark. 'Tve nafl ns iii your cot- ' ese mixture Fol • in raisins or This is the recine for making Pinky wu dressed up-light told Ann lut,just try the | i wss ci’-cul’t'no netltlnns thrmteninc ringer to "comeback'’. H® st»nn®d They hadn’t got fir, he dates. Bake in buttered muffir grapefruit halves into a tempting green suit, brown straw nat. i Now *At ■i meringue, using 1 egg for each A Blm'noham n®w»man. sitting . lady,” said Ann to nersclt, not thing was working out well and enough form work to build a h< In th» N>lmn«v this descrip- -*sd left the «ixtitoriw and a Jf»- Cottage Cheese Cep Cakes plentiful during April and graj> . erapefruit half. Put 1 tablespoon spitefully, exactly, out with a Adam became delightedly ab­ and basement back in Missouri rec »’*n®nc® which h«<1 h~"r bn»** K cup butter. ■ fruit -is >1®" ’< n'onti'iil. th* f ic;- cream in center of e a c h * cn of th« 'nc'dent: great dial ot satisfaction. Pinky, sorbed in it Perhaps he didn't “1 still would like to see It," 'TTve vodHorlnm d»rk with no outside had entered. Cole wen* ] cups brown sugar, firmly packed can be combined in a dessert with •rapefurit half, cover with mer­ sh< fslt sure, was ready to force realize that Pinky was on the site Ann. "Pinky always has such | through his regular ad after ap­ rind of one (1) lemon. rood reiults if you use in? cream ingue. Bake in hot oven (450 de- Cole Hlvminated in the center of things a bit, and had decided that a> much as be was Ideas, it i bound to be interestii proval from a physician who ex- with your grapefruit. Of course. rrees) or broil a few seconds un- th« etase hv a spotlight. £nn's way might aoauUmct work. But the people in town noticed, (To Bt CoaHased^ I ~ crcaacd cottage cheese. Icc cream b a good all »roundI til deUcately browned. _ "I ras these sbadewy flpra aodDcd Um backstage. __ i

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