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A. W, Willis, Jr., businessman and attorney of 881 of the Tri-State Bank and Universal Life Insurance Co., and teer Committee singled out Mr, Willis for the post. Attorney Willis was at home eating lunch when mfr Mississippi Boulevard, was being flooded with congratulat the Rev. J. A. McDaniel, executive secretary of the Memphis When opposition began to mount against Attorney Willis heard of his appointment. He said he was gratified by tfc»A, ions this week following his appointment as a member of Urban League and pastor of Bethel Presbyterian Church, this past weekend, the Volunteer Committee met Monday of vote of confidence showed him by four of the Cdmml»sionefift’ the three-man Memphis Transit Authority by a 4-1 vote. were being mentioned as substitutes for Attorney Willis. this week, gave Mr. Willis its solid backing and agreed that He said he would do all within his power to help the Mem-, The appointment came Tuesday afternoon at a meeting The appointment of Mr. Willis to the $5,000-a-year MTA no other Negro accept the job if Willis were ignored by the phis Transit Authority operate smoothly. of City Commissioners. Mayor Henry Loeb cast the negative post is the result of the solid backing given by the Volunteer City Commission. _ Mr. Willis is an executive officer at Mutual Federal Sav- vote.-Heannounced-Sunday-thathewould-vote against Mr, Commitlee, a group of civic and political leaders who guide— ------Mayor Loeb was taken back and surprised Tuesday ings and Loan Association -at-588-Vance Avenue, HtoTatos Willis because he didn't think the young executive qualified the thinking of thousands of Negro voters in Memphis and afternoon when the matter came up. Commissioner Farris father, A. W. Willis, Sr., was a high official with Universal, for the position. Shelby County. nominated Mr. Willis. Mayor Loeb said he would not attempt Life Insurance Co. ‘.a Mr. Willis won at a time when opposition was beginning When word came down several weeks ago that a Ne to hold up the vote since he felt Commissioners Farris, Dwyer, Young Willis and his wife are the parents of two cfil^l- to build up against him. The Mayor was against him and so gro was being considered as a replacement for former Mayor Moore and Armour would vote for Willis. They did. ren. His mothor, Mrs. M. E. Willis, resides at 1383 Pilloy^ was the membership of the Memphis and Shelby County Edmund Orqill when he leaves MTA to become a member of The Mayor had expected the vote to come up at a future and his brother,, Thomas, of 1395 Melrose Cove, is an offic Council of Civic Clubs. In fact, A. Maceo Walker, president the Memphis Light, Gas and Water Commission, the Volun- meeting since Mr, Orgill is not leaving MTA until Friday, ial of Universal life Insurance Co. ■ .
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¡R Jobs Are Scarce nempnis noria; Was No. 1 Choice For Families In If one of the newly created posi tions on the board of trust«» of City of Memphis Hospitals is of Fayette, Haywood fered to H. A. Gilliam, a vice " HONOR OLDEST YWCA WORKERS-Vance Ave pin to the oldest member, Mrs. Gertrude Bostic, ldent of .Universal Life company, he will not accept ItS 87, seated, center. All of the ladies over 75 Most of the families receiving free nue Branch YWCA workers who are 75 years food in Fayette and Haywood coun told the Memphis World this We ojd or older were honored at a lawn party were given corsages. Others on the front row, ties are in dire need, two spokes He was mentioned last week staged by the branch to celebrate its successful seated, are Mrs. Dollie Jones and Mrs. Mary D. men said this week. tht No. 1 chblee for positions on the bqari King. The two ladies, left to right, are Mrs. Zet- When the U. S. Government by membership campaign. Miss Harry Mae Simons, In his sighed‘state l^fy'chairmpo of the> branch, presents q silver tie Miller anj Mrs. Patsy Keys. passed state and county officials World, Mr. ffllllata sal and began issuing surplus food to --- —------* "I note thaVtrocir needy famlltea in the two . count-, article appearing in Îasïweàî'¡Zlast’w« Ü IN COLLEGE ALL-STAI# LINEUP, AUGUST 4 les. 'newapajipga wd private cIUW rei : Per, XI ;r~ 1 protested, claiming thei r- ~ 4No. 1 v _____ Immediate neecr for fre food. \ r ■ ) i? »Waas s Pictures in dally newspapers 1 showing lines of cars waiting to YWCA Woikers In carry the food away. The spokesman in Somerville, Tenn. (Fayette County) explained why automobiles were there. Some Membership Drive of the families own old cars. Oth er cars belonged to vacationing re The Membership Committee of latives who offered use of the ve the Vance Avenue Branch Young hicles to carry food to various needy Women's Christian Association cul homes. The big Buick mentioned minated its 1961 menvbe.Thip enroll- in the dailies is the property of meat with a gay town party. High an old minister who bought it for light of the evening was the award a small sum after it had been ing of prta to workers who wrecked. Its total value today is brought in the largert number of worth about $400. The aged min renewals and new membars. ister is sick and has a large fam Mrs, Geneva Williams, Member ily to support. ■ chip Chairman, sparked the drive 1 t "i with a report of sevm.y-Jive mem Said the spokesman in Browns DELVING INTO SCIENCE - Receiving special at Memphis. Looking on are two chemistry pro bers which she had obtained. For ville, Tenn. (Haywood County); “There are a lot of people up here tention in the chemistry lab of LeMoyne College fessors, Caselle Knox (background) and Dr. John this special effort rhe was award:! during the Summer Science Training Program A. Buehler (foreground). The Summer Science a .graditude gift by the organiza In dire need. Of course you'll find tion. Miss Harry Mae Simons, chair some swindlers everywhere. There were three young ladies - Andree Gilmore of Training Proc} l* a m was made possible by a man of the Vanoe Avenue Branch were with families qualifying for Jackson, Tenn.; Sandra St. Clair of Carver High, $10,575 grant from the National Science Foun “Y" prerenttd the top nine prizes free food, too. If Negroes in this county didn't need the free foot! Memphis, and Bennie Teague of Douglass High, dation, on. behalf of the YWCA. Those wex to the following ladles: Mrs. why were the white people there Lsora Gunter with 104, Mrs. Lilia accepting it? Giving away food to Hall with 62, Mr3. Hilda Helm with the needy didn’t hurt the grocery 36, Mrs. Susi? Carruthers with 31, business here because Negroes were Give To St. Jude, Mrs, Elizabeth Goldsby, Mrs. Mary too poor to buy much.” Murphy, and Mrs. Ruth Whitsey The Somerville spokesman said: o each with 27, Mrs. Belle Pettigrew "Negroes living in Fayette County Thornton Urges and Mrs. Willette Humphrey wjlh are poor people and most of them 20 and 19 respectively. qualifying for free food absolute The St. Jude Hospital Campaign Other workers with 15 and 16 ly need it. Those against free food Committee, headed by Matthew new members were Mrs. Ruth Por are just grouchy and just don’t Thornton, the "Mayor" of Beale ter, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mrs. Ethel want the poor Negroes to have it. Street, Issued a special thanks this Watkins, and Mrs. Narcissa Jones. Most of the women here who find week to Memphians who have con Members of the Oomnrittee who odd jobs are paid only $1 a day. tributed to the fund and urged all worked and made a ■ good report Many of the white farmers refuse who have not made contributions to were: Mis. Mary Sims,,Mrs. Rus to hire Negroes to chop their cot- da so as soon as possible? sell Sugarnwn, Mrs. Katherine "Mayor" Thornton urged that The six-week Summer Science Training Program for 50 ex- Fields, Mrs. Lutlsha Brown, Mrs. (Contlnued on Page Four) contributions be sent directly to ceplional high school students in the Tri-State area came to a Girt rude Bostic, Mrs. Geneva HOUSTON ANTWINE, former Manassas High School guard who the St. Jude Hospital Foundation Hicks, Mrs. Willie Pegues, Mrs. at 185 Adams. close Friday afternoon at LeMoyne College. Zettle Milter, Mrs. Annie Bhephord, made All-Memphis in 1956-57, will play with the College All <.?. '■ ’ i1-? O<%■ He and committee members of The training program was made possible by a $10,575 Mrs. Elizabeth Branch, Mis. Odell Stars against the Philadelphia Eagles in Chicago, August 4. fered special thanks to Shelby grant from the National Science Foundation. Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, County School teachers, under the Director of the program was Dr. W. W. Gibson, professor of Mys. Estelle Campbell, Mrs. Re leadership of R. J. Roddy, who gave becca Biram, Mrs. A. W. Jefferson, biology and chairman of the natural sciences division at Le $809 to the foundation. Mrs. Cooper E. Taylor. Mrs. Mary Moyne. He also conducted a similar institute during the regular I Houston Antwine, Outstanding He asked that churches, clubs and I Cplller and Mrs. Carrie Scott organizations, now in the process of college year for high school teachers of mathmatics and science. Smith. Over one hundred ladies enjoy (Continued on Fage Four) Students attending the summer fessor of chemistry at LeMoyne; ed the songs, games and fellowship program were selected on their ac Dr. Leland L. Scott, mathematics, i on the back lawn of the present ademic records and by objective Southwestern University; Caselle site. This proved a gala occasion examinations, interviews and faculty as the ladles were awaie that in a Playing With College All-Stars Probe Beating Of recommendations. (Continued on Page Four) couple of months the YWCA will be The program provided high-qual at its new home on Mississippi Houston Antwine, recent graduate of the University of Sou ity instruction in biology, chemis1-' Olympic Boxing Champ Blvd. try and mathematics as a means Although the YWCA has the thern Illinois, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Antwine of 1583 Mississippi Youth Wilbert McClure Wins of stimulating interest, increasing Harmen St., Memphis, has joined the College All-Stars for the understanding and exploring the (Continued on Page Four) BATESVILLE, Miss. - NAACP DETROIT—(ANP)—Wilbert Mc All-Star game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Chicago, Aug and FBI are stll Investigating the students’ potential. It also encou Clure, Olympic middleweight cham ust 4. case of Jerry Jefferson, 19, who raged the creative and superior pion from Toledo, Ohio, gained a Ten Days In Jail was reported lynched by four men. student “to independent effort by unanimous, but close, decision in mMns .of'Ihdividdal projects.” For Minister On DWI Antwine was a standout player Jefferson was found in Jail here his pro debut last week against De for three years at U. S. I. and twice after lynching rumors began to Faculty for the Summer Science troiter Jonathan Washington. A mot ion for a new trial in the was named to the All-Conference spread. He is charged with assault Training P.rogram Included Dr. cate of the Rev. Alfred Jackson team. During the past season he and battery and intent to kill and Gibson, Dr. John A. Buehler, pro McClure, a recent University of Campbell. 55, of 2598 Carnes, was was vote Most Valuable Player of HOWARD H. HARPER. JR. pointing and aiming a deadly wea Toledo graduate, floored Washing overruled Monday by Criminal thrffatakls team, and was selected pon, ton in the second round of the four- Court Judge Perry Bellers. The ail-conference guard of the Illi- MEMPHIAN PROMOTED — How The boy's mother, Mrs. Catherine round bout, and fought superbly, The kjcmphls World learned this King And Queen Of City BANNED MOTORISTS judge gave the minister a 10- day nols Intercollegiate Athletic Con ard H. Harper, Jr., a student at Jefferson, said he was beaten by defensively, in the fourth. week that the Memphis Branch of Secretary of Commerce LutiMr jiil term on a charge of drunk- ference on both the offense and Owen College, has been promoted his employer, Charles Nicks, and the NAACP has been elevated to Wading Pools Selected "I didn’t know,” McClure said a- H. Hodges reports that a new tegy- eii driving, defense. He was the only player to Ainnan 1st Class in the Air Panola County Sheriff Ross Darby. the association’s 'A' class which Deborah Yates, 6, of 1210 Tunica, ter the bout, ’'that those prelimin Ice know nas the Nation» Dttnt ft jury last month found Rev. Mr. named on both squads. Force Reserve. The promotion was Angered by the reports, the sher means that the Memphis unit here ary boxers'Were-so WMgh. This was Register Service has been lnadjpr- Campbell guilty of the charge and A graduate of Manassas High announced this week by U. Col. iff finally admitted that the boy Apt. D, and Nathaniel Robinson, after will be in direct competition a hard fight and I am happy to get a ted. It cross-indexes date Ch Mi flfled him »250. His atorney, J. F. Paul G. Blankenship, commander was arrested on a warrant obtain Jr., 8, of 1923 Hunter, won the School, Antwine played under with such cities as Chicago, De through it, Washington did'nt hurt motorists whose licenses i Efles, had left a possible jail sen of the 8468th Air Force Reserve ed by Mr. Nicks. He claims the boy titles of Miss and Master Mem mb Coach Johnny Johnson and was troit and New York City. me, but Ihit him some real solid revoked on either a drunken -
(hospital) board. While I hwrao direct Information with respect 16 this, I would like to point out that I would not accept the place «¡n it offered. 'It is true that I was intmteai in the election of Mr. (JutMi Moore (dty Commissioner) do feel that the board atJwM' Gaston should have Negro rem- sentation. We have many quHfle|- Negroes here who are capable .'tf- making a significant contribgtK as a member of the board and g am reasonably certain that bnk gro will be named. ,,
"As for myself, I am Interested in doing whatever to help promote those things : are In the best interest of the gro communly Commissioner ■ owes me nothing. He does, owe much to the 30,000 Negro vot ers who made his election possible. I think he recognizes this and ,1 shall not hesitate to keep him M<- nizant of his responsibility 1q tut area whenever in my judgment any thing comes up in the for mot Leg islation that to not in the best in terest of the total communly," ", The City Commission recently In creased the board from five to sev en members upon the recommend»- lion of Commissioner Moore. Mr. Moore denied that this was done to make room for a Negro ap pointment. He said the board was increased in size to insure a quor um at monthly meetings. He sattf live wputf qate hesitate to nominate a qualified Negro since the major ity of patients in city hospitals an Negroes. .'; Dining Rooms In RR Stations Open Dining rooms in the two rail road stations here are now eery- Ing non - whites. This policy wqi first adopted several weeks ago by eating places in the two bus sta tions. Waitresses in the formerly all- white dining rooms in the train and bus stations may ask to Mi the customer’s inter - state trawl ticket, however. ■ Negro dining rooms are still be ing operated in the two bus stations and in Illinois Central Railroad Station. All waiting rooms in the faff stations are integrated although most Negroes appear reluctant to use the formerly all - white Waft ing rooms in the two bus station*. Waiting rooms in the two raft road stations are fully integrated. r t MiMPHS WOftp 0 Sternly 4^ a, mi Mi I ! Osby M- McDaniels, Former KNOW * ! 4 T Memphian, Is Elevated To YOUR
I LIBRARY Principalship In Oklahoma Fi—T- By MAUDDEAN THOMPSON SEWARD UMBEL, *Oth £ The- Briere f gracious, kind,' * ' and’ - reedy. to*' give Nob Club gave a gorog-away socM 1 service on ¿nr cccaiwi with wiling bunte Mr. and Mcs. O. M. w- , baads and a warm heart. He is Modern man hlea in a wrid cf week will add Joy and faith to a ttonite. Mr. McEtoieto b alfecixa- ifeuvrtg a aemaetoM rewrd in Chacs. Many are arinng, “Mtot grew Christ who is worthy of aii •Ü7 known to MempCiaas as "O&- ’ McCurtax Couij.y next?" (There is a feeling of futili the uus and loyally of man. bf". Be Is a graduate of LeMcyne * Ths affair was given at the ty and uncertainty loose in the In a study such as this book, the and Wjiey college and OUahona partial home of Dr. and Mrs. H world i The French fath« in 1940 Bible is your main textbook. How Btte Wtws-ty He bas been W WiLUmsro. Dr. Witemstro gave expression to the inner feel many versions of the Bible da you elevate to on» ol the hghesc edu- : and Mr. 'McDamei* worked tigeth« ing of many when he said. “What have? If you do not have a Revised catxnugxts In fce State of Okla : ctvtoaiij for many years. Dr. WH- kind of a world is this, in which Standard Version when you call homa' j iametou served as toast nasrer. half of each generation must be by your library to pick up The He has been elected by the Oiia- , Many gifts were presented to them: killed in order that the other half Christian Beliefs by Ralph E homs Cay Seim Bctro as prin ! ¡¡!&o. i scrap book of letters, tele may hve out the remainder of their Knudsen, pick up a copy of the Re cipal of Dvuriass High Schcxti to grams and cards ai cangremjaticins WB i years in a cmfused postwar world n if WS 1 vised Bianoud Version, King James from busuji® men and citiiens ¿Si of reconstruction and readjust faceted Dr F D Mat wno re f ■ Version, and many others and you tired. from over the sate -after which I ‘T’ ment?” Disillusioned as to economic will find a very rich experience. Mr McDaniels addres ed the group ■ /X ft ■ 1 security and social progress, the This was a very cctorful affair.■1 ¡n his inimiuble way which was Christian believes there is a reality Many of Mr McDaniels' f needs fetosred by rsaarcs from hU lovely worthy of faith, which wJl give from all over toe country were 1 Tile, a deLctiiia ir-enu of baroecued security and stability to man. Congolese Show An present and gave ezpraaaas as to • chxke.". rcreim peas in paitie cups, the unexcebea leadership toar be j Tender wbo.e string beans, potato There is a new concern for these gave to this section of trie state •¿lad pickles, olives, hot rolls and things which give stability to p«- and the nation. coffee ^nd-mints were served. Hers sonalZy in the midst of our chaos. Interest In f * V» Central He will be missed by ail citizens d Oeuvres were served thrajghcut The essentials of faith are being ctf McCurtain County. He was,: the evenuw taught and pursued today with new vigor. In the last decade many new boots on Christian beliefs have Slate Dairy Farm cone from the pens of able schoi- ats. The return to doctrine give« WILBERFORCE, Ohio - Nine ATTENDS SUMMER SCIENCE PROGRAM-Here are the SO Mem hope for a new vitality of faith young Conglese visitors showed first phis and TrLState area exceptional high school students who par- far right. The training program lasted six weeks. Par and a new basis for quality of interest and then genuine amaie- tic pa ted in the Summer Science Training Program just completed students received their tuition and books free and weft character. It is difficult to build ment as workers at the Central College Dairy Farm drew five gal YOU ASKED IT at Le/Aoyne College. The program was mode possible by a $10,- noonday meals and travel allowances. strong and enduring personalities on shallow convictions. This genera lons of milk from one of the col 575 grant from the National Science Foundation. Director of the tion wants truth which is deep lege's prize Holstein cows during enough to resist superficial change a milking exhibition staged for the and eternal enough to give security visitors. GRACE WILLIAMS in a disintegrating world. The The group is in the United States : church must convince the world to learn about farm methods in : that it believes what it says it be order to carry out more progressive DEAR GRACE: Can you explain . aid m cocrjLrg the appetite. Only lieves. what a rectpe means when it says a campeterA phytidu should pre- MARY MARTEL farm programs in their native land, beat egg white* until they form , scribe and direct to? use of toase, Jail, 'Rider' Says This is not a book of theology the new Republic of the Congo. rounded peaks? My peaks are al «¿tigs. 4 £ but rather an attempt to state our Escorted by toe County Extension ways panted. common convictions in simple terms agent of the State of Ohio and two A HINT TO THE WIVES: Here’s Advice To A 19-Year-Old Son Who for the layman. There is no value young Frenchmen who acted as in ANSWER: When the recipe calls i ysast oread recipe that's quite Cops Lied On Him in statements which confuse and terpreters, the group visited and for egg whites beaten to torn, popular on toe West Coast. I've perplex. The essence of our Christ Leer. Darnel Herne, a "Preeicc. toured the entire Central State rounded peaks, beat toe whites un 'eater, some arid deserves era? ian faith is simple enough to be Rider” sponsored oy the Congress Dairy farm, following the process til the peaks turn over slightly when bit of te pipLariy. I; goes by the Thinks His Father Is Too Strict understood by the layman and pro of Racial Eq’iaiiry t CORE. censes ing of milk from the time it began the egg beater to s»w!y lifted up unasoal name of "Monkey Bread" found enough to baffle the theolog dEjcizcng Dr Martan. Liter King..DEAR_____ MARY: ideas into effect and arde.- your life at the modern milking machines right. If the pesos remain stand MONKEY BBtAD ian. The pages of this book this ing when the beater is lifted you. 1 1-2 taxes yeast Jr whiie tn a Jaccoc, Mias ;®j. j What can be done to bring about as you desire it. to the time that a member of thefr have beaten the egg to the stiff Lukewarm water „ i a better understanding between the group was able to hoist a glass of Haroe, rex-sec a wees ago after' ¡33^5 of a family, especially fa- peak stage. 1 tabiespoxi sugar DEAB MARY: the homogenized milk to his Mps 34 aays of imprisxmHX. is in >hpr and OT? My father wants me Mrs. Esther Woods 1 cup milk Why is It necestary to get mar in the College’s ultra-modem Memphis on an -miefcste- «ay.j^ every night by 12 .wont Jet ried? Some of my friends leels that DEAR GRACE. I recently heard 1 1-4 ib. butter cafeteria. He was quoted on toe wire stvice: mp car when 1 need it Enjoys Visit Here someone soy that milk vie good fa 3 eggs, oeaten marriage is not necessary for com According ft Valier K. Morin^ •> as saying be went to ULss-sappi ’and objects to my coming marriage. panionship and other things in Mrs. Easter Luster Woods of you because it contained meat pro or 4 cups sifted flour on t CORE bus because be wanted J Techical lead« of th» grow, »nd tein. What is meat protein? 1 teaspoon salt I am 19 years old. married life. Is this true? Omaha, Nebraska, spent several to get home, and that this was toe a representative of iht Interna Soften yeast in small amount C. W. days in Memphis recently visiting only way he could have done it. | tional Cooperation Atetentetestitta ANSWER: There really is no such of lake warm water. Add sugar. DEAB C. W. DEAR G. R. her brother, Charles Luster, and of Washington, D. C„ the emphasis thing as a meat protein. There are Not knowing all the details of Technically and in the physiologi Scald milk and add butter and al Home was also quoted as saying friends. Mrs. Woods, daughter of of the program for the Congolese two types of pT'Otein, the incom low it to melt. Cool to lukewarm, that Dr. King is "keeping up 1this intra-family conflict the im- cal or biological' sense the answer I the late Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Lus visitors win be directed u»ard the plete protein which is found most-______plieetion fe that the son is rebelling is yes it is true, ymi can get com add beaten eggs, then add yeast trouble In the South because he |' ter, formerly taught at Manages recognition of principles and ly In foods of vegetable crigm arai ' panionship, sex. love and attencon knows as long as be does he can 1against the father. High and Carnes schools. She is methods of agricultural aMjperation the complete protein which is found I Bringng about a better under outside of marriage. But. psycholo get money from the North and now a teacher in the Omaha and their application to situations 1 nfoods of animal origin. Meat can-; Add flour and salt and mix well. 1 gically and socially the answer is an Mrs. King can always have money standing in any area of human re school system. and problems in the participants talps complete protein and so does j Place in greased bowl and a&ow to lations involves communication and unqualified no. In order to enjoy to buy a new dress ” Mr. Luster drove his sister back home country. milk. So maybe we could say that rise. Roll out to 1-3 inch thickness, communication means listening to social approval, in ord« to be free by way of Chicago where they spent The visitors all had the equivalent “meat” protein is a nickname for Cut~ with diamond cooky cutter and *1 never said anything like that," the other fellow with an open mind, from feelings of guilt, in ord« to a week before going On to Omaha of an high school education and complete protein since meat is an place m well died ring. Horae tayx “It'» the wont lie I sharing your thoughts and point of gain emotional security and satis On the trip back home he was ac had attended » school for agronom exefflent source of the nutneat. have ever heard.” view. It means having a genuine faction, in order to properly take Brush with melted butt«, add companied by his brother, Edward ists. Home said he was arrested cm Interest in understanding both sides care of any children who might second lay«, brush with mated but Luster who now resides with his DEAR GRADE; If you take re- June 12 at the Greyhound Bus of the question. It is a two way ,be bdm as a result of taking on ter arid continue until mold is three sister. After a pleasant stay here, Some of the questions asked by dudng pills is it still necessary to Tennmal in Mississippi along with process. the privileges of married life then Edward returned by train Tuesday. members of the party through their riJp T would likj. to ke* a few i¡fourths Iuun‘UE luufull.‘ AUUWAllow to“* rise™ until ^nd.1 do -;t iw rak-!dwlb4« rn bulk. Bake in a 460 degree five other “‘Freedom Riders.” He Try to listen to your father with it n necessary to make the rela- interpreters were: “Doesn't .the popnds and plan to do it by tek-; said after a “two-minute trial” he an open mind and see hto side of tknBiip legal by getting married. milking machine hurt the cow»’ aven for 45 minutes. ing the pills. I work every day and Was transferred to the county jail the queslicri and Ask him to listen There is a great deal more to Bouquet Of Flowers udder?"; What is the mixture ot I tnjsf eat Oant I do it with ptos? ‘ You______Asked It ______” Is a service pro- from the city jail. to you. However, if you are still marriage than companionship, sex For Mrs. Marie Adams feed used for the heard?”; "How ANSWER: (The purpose of re- yjjjet} for readers of the Mem- Horne, who is a native of Jack- dependent upon your parents and and the like. LEOT18 PETERMAN much milk does the herd product Mrs Man» L. Adams, 1670 8. Or- d^ng to ^depress the i j^3 world through the coopera* son, said thortiy after he was put living with them then try to obey ' leans, was hostess to the last meet- per day?"; and “How often do you _petlteand u -thus ... aid.u you.. in sticking Memphis Dairy Council. in the county jail cell, the Jailer them. When you become self-sup If you need expert advice, write « Of toe 25»h W^d Çüy Beauti- milk them?” to a diet. TTie drugs themselves do came and took him to a room — te MARY MABTEL to care of The Mrs. Williams is a teach« of Home porting, have a home of your own »Ctamissfan. The topic fer dis- The group had lunch in the New not pause weight tes but simply; alone, in this room, he said, was Memphis World, 546 Beale, Memphis Economics at Manassas High for which you assume the respon annual Short Course in College Central State College cafeteria, and —————■ | the police captain who had arrest School sibility, then you can put Tenn. Business Management far Business heard (to their delight) Centrtl ed him and two other police of Sut» College presdent, Dr. H. Wes Officers of Institutions of Higher thg organlation, was presented a ficers. He said they started to ley welcome them to the collegt Gtud Ledge Will Education this week at University lovely bouquet al flowos by Mrs. question him, beat him, use pro in fluently spoken French which of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska. |aiie $m». The bouquet »as made fanity and call him an...... is the ntive tongue of the form« St. Stephens Sei q qt » write « flowera from Cwm» Her» Al Following this. Home said, the Belgian subjects. If * police captain called into the room Atlanta Desegregates Garden. iifrs.'Adwhs tened g delicious representatives from the city’s The State Department schedule chlpken dtoneg wi|b cake and most worshipful Prince Hall For Youth Day white press. He said the reporters calls for the Africans to visit points Grand Lodge F. & A. M., and Ex- “twisted the questiops that the Use It Or Lose H in Massachusetts. New Jersey and By BEV. LOUISE LYNOM cehioT Grand Chapter, O. E. 8., When Annual Youth Day is ob police captain was asking me into South Carolina before returning to Tenne*»ee Jurisdiction, will hold its served at St. Stephens Baptist something I had said that I really : AH Invited To Tea the Oongo in October. Church this Sunday, the Rev. J. 91B »nd T/th Grand Com- didn't say." L. Neuers ,pastor of Mt. Vernon, The French interpreters, Guil munteatiem August 7-9 here in After the “press conference" ATLANTA, Ga.—(SNS)- through its president Jackson P. Hmwm L H, Jafaan will be the guest speaker during laume Franck and Maurice Mathieu Maartti» Home said he wm thrown back in A policy of non-segregated seating Dick Jr., the Atlanta Muse Festival ML Pisgah Grepel Church choir a spec-al program beginning at 3 <ÄjrßcÄtfT(PhiupptaMCU). ; “ will remain with the group through Iddgu and chapters of Memphis „ . ««ented to jail but separated from the other at future operas in Atlanta has Association said that the three or has invited the public to its tea will wrve aa hosts to the affair. > ? r nSTo o "freedom Riders.” He said he didn't been agreed upon through negotia ganizations had agreed that the r L. H. Johnson out the tour of the United States. one-week Atlanta appearance of How many of us are willing Rev. c. P. Williams. M. W. G. M, j have any contact with the rest of tions of the Metropolian Opera As the résidence of Members of the group and the and Mra Row B. Whi'xon are the I ; the Metropolitan Opera next season say, T can
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Owen Gels Most ' Of Baptist Funds - The executive board of the Un-, nessee Baptist Missionary and fiâo-— cational Convention last week ap proved a budget of $131,807 for me 1961-62 convention year. Mast at the money, $91,000 will be-ured to support Owen College hau . ______By JEWEL GENTRY Final approval of the budget Iff LAKEVIEW GARDEN’S CLUB the convention is expected M the Robert Glover, "Billy” Speight. vera Johnson. Ann Jackson, Den- HOT8E IS IJVFLY SPOT DURING annual session in October. The Joan and Linda Hargraves, "Tony ese Sims, Barbara Nabrit, Ronald SUMMER MONTHS executive board met at the college Walker and an out -of -town Hiller, Felicia Moss, Christie Mil in conjunction with the Teonenee guest who went with him . . . . and Memphians seem to pour out to ler, Denise Flowers, Elise Flowers Baptist Leadership Education Qon- the Lakeview Garden's Country the Lynoms. (twins) Arthur. Flowers (Ricky) gress which was held there and M. Club House during the summer Members of thè Teen-Age Group Rosalyn Willis, Francine Guy, Jac St. John Baptist Church. scheduled to attend the regional months especially those who queline Ball. Rosalyn Willis and in Kansas City next week are Jun- want to miss the summer sun and Ronald Miller. Dr. Charles L. Dinkins, prési heat. Recent victims of the charm lenne and Diana Brisco, Yvonne dant of the college, said OwepX Jordan, Joan and Lynda Hargraves budget for the 1961-62 fiscal year of this place have been the offic MRS. AUBRIE TURNER, Popu "Tommie" Elrod, Homer Fouche, Is $208,625. He said the balance of ials and staff members of the UNI lar Memphis matron, is stilj on the Debbie Harris (who will go along the convention budget would be VERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COM West Coast. After a month in with her mother land Jama and used for convention expenses and PANY who had their annual picnic Los Angelse and San Francisco, she Edgar Davis .. Teen -Age moth suoh items as home and foreign there last Friday .. Jazz Concert is now at Yosemite National Park er who will drive the kids up are done by JAMISON BRYANT and and Falls. missions. Mrs. Lois Hargraves. Mrs. Iris Tire leaderslilp meeting, which his Count Downs .. A Quintette Harris and Mrs. Thelma Harris. was attended by about 600 church , featuring LUTHER STEINBERG., In Memphis last, week was MR. and Sunday sohool leaders from and another party given in that JOE WILLIE DE MYERS who was MRS. DORSEY WEST visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. throughout the state, featured Rev. same area on Saturday evening (the ENTFRTA1NS FOR CHICAGO Claude DeMyers on Stevens. De Wm. A. Johnson of Chicago, ù same hours that the Jazz Show VISITOR Myers (who is a fighter in Detroit) guest speaker, and ended with the went on) was a BARN DANCE giv The red carpet was definitely once worked for the Memphis World presentation of certificates to those en by the "Guys and Dolls" of the rolled out when Mrs. Dorsey (Fan as a news bSy and around the of wlro completed taainlng require Teen -Age Set of the Jack and nie) West entertained for her fice. ments. Jills .. at the Horn Lake Road sister -in - law, Mrs. Margaret home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond West (house guest of Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS. ALEX MOSLEY Lynom ... The sentiments make West who arrived here from her had as their house guests last Jackie Wilson To Aid sense, because of the beauty, the home in Chicago two weeks ago week their brother -in -law and shade trees .... and it Is said that MR. AND MRS. ROBERT LEWIS, JR. COMPLIMENTED THEIR 10- bril, Francine Guy, Halvern Johnson, Rosalyn Willis, Carolyn Guests arrived at the pretty Sister, MR. AND MRS WILLIE one needs a bit of Nature .. where YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER at a beautifully planned birthday party Jackson, Janet Patterson, Ellie Fllowers, Christie Miller, Ronald Struggling Writers and ultra - modern Quinn Street REECE and their son of Shreve it Is almost quiet and picturesque. at their Vance Ave. apartment Friday evening. Youngsters seen Miller,I"" . Felicia“ Moss, "Ricky"..J. Flowers, ______Sandra Mason Denese Sims, NEW YORK—(ANP)—In a desire home a bit after 9 in the evening. port. ------It seems that Lakeview is a fav watching young Sharon before she cut her birthday_cake_are-Jacqueline BalLAnn Jackson, Denetn Flown», nnd Gwenrlnlyi to aid unheralded young song- orite spot for just that .... and Guests chatted and were enthus MRS. VELMA MCLEMORE, pro (left to right) Sharon Lewis, honoree Shirley Moton, Barbara Na- Williamson. the plaoe where friends seem to of their material rejected by Broad iastic all evening over the many fessor at LeMoyne College,, is iqeet these days. way publishers, singer Jackie Wilson games that they played. A bar was studying this summer at Chicago THE UNIVERSAL LIFE INSUR set up in a back den .. and on said that he was assembling song« University. MRS. MARION PRICE, for an album of Christmas tune« ANCE COMPANY officials gave a back patio. The entire home was instructor at Manassas HighSchool their annual. picnic .. Lakeview Miss Cynthia Rawls Enters Holy and would use the works of strug beautiful with (flowers in profus is still at Chicago U. Senate Approves Friday. There were all of the ion) in each of the rooms. gling unknown writers. things (food and surroundings) that Looking over a list of established The cute little MRS. THAD WIL The charming guest of honor tunes at his 1819 Broadway offioa went to make a picnic (and a good LIAMS, Little Rock teacher, spent was easy to know .. and immed Wedlock At Brownsville, Aug. 27 Kennedy Foreign In New York, the talented Wilson one) . Got my bit of Informa the week as the house guest of iately introduced herself to each said he wanted to get aw from tion from listening to Little “Can MRS. WILHELMINA LOCKARD guest upon his arrival is the host- the format of Christmas songs like dy” Walker, baby daughter of Mr. last week. The Little Rock matron Miss Rawls, a graduate of Fisk i ess of the evening was tied up. Ser "White Christmas" or "Rudolph, A. Maceo Walker, president of the is the wife of a prominent L. R. University and New York Univer company and Mrs. Walker. Candy vices and the food were beautiful sity; and Mr. Bond, who holds the Aid Program The Red-Nosed Reindeer" that he lawyer. was excited over the real horses as wel] as tasty. B. 8. Degree from Tennessee A. WASHINGTON - (UPI) -Spur thinks the the public is slowly Another out of -town guest was (ponies) that she and the other & I. State University School of red by the Berlin crisis, the Sen tiring of. instead, he thinks it’« Mrs. "Thad" Williams (wife of MR. AND MRS. SAM BROWN youngsters rode ... the Merry Engineering and presently Is em ate Foreign Relations Committee time for a cliange and he will a successful Little Rock lawyer) are back after Mr. Brown had sur Go Round .... the large crowd and ployed at Michigan State Highway handed President Kennedy a pre to Introduce new songi suited for who came with Mrs. Wilhelmenia gery at Mayor Clinic. The Brown’s the food, food. However, we under Department at Lansing, will ex liminary vlotoiy Thursday by ap that holiday season. Lockard: Mrs. Eleanor Currie, Mrs. spent a month at. Rochester. Mr. stand that they staged a fine af Brown is Sports Editor at the change nuptial vows Sunday even proving his long-range foreign aid Wilma Campbell, Mrs. Bertha Dil "On my trips around the coun fair (considered one of the best ing, August 27 at 4 P. M, at the loan program virtually without lard, Miss Johnnye Black, Mrs. Memphis World. try," Wilson added, "people express that they have had). residence of the bride - elect. change. Emma Jean 8totts, Miss Carole to me the opinion that a change is MR. AND MRS. ROBERT RAT Jemison. Mrs. Ernestine Campbell, The bridegroom - elect Is the needed in songs that are usually CLIFFE spent last week -end in The conimitte,, voted to let the LUTHER STEINBERGG, "BILL” Miss Clover Jean Somme rvillc. Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Bond. associated with a particular type of Pine Bluff where they visited their administration lend $86 billion to FORT and their Quintette and Sara Chandler, Mrs. Lcls Hargraves, Scene of the brilliant wedding will season, and I agree wholeheartedly. brother in - law and sister, MR. underdeveloped nations over the JAMISON BRYANT and "TWO Mrfs. Jeanette Powell, Miss Elsie be the spacious, ranch • styled They are eager for something new AND MRS. CHARLES “BEAU" next five years through Treasury AND TWO" drew a large crowd Sat Thomas, Mrs. Cleo Turner and home of Mr. and Mrs. Rawls lo borrowing rather than year-to-year and I hope my new Brunswick al urday evening when they staged Jewel Gentry. SPEARMAN. cated at 1101 Cynthia Drive near bum will satisfy their musical The Ratcliffes were accompanied congressional appropriations. their second Jazz Concert at Lake U. 8. Highway 70. Rev. W. 8. Vance, tastes." view Gardens. To say that the MR. AM) MRS. ROBERT LEWIS, by their daughter, Roberta pastor - emeritus of First Baptist The five-year term was approved music was terrific is putting it IR COMPLIMENT DAUGHTER son, Robert Jr. Church, Brownsville, will perform 10 to 1 and the money figure 11 Fully recovered from the gun mild. And this was the opinion ofi ON HER 10TH BIRTHDAY I he rites before an improvised al to 6. The committee beat down shot wounds he suffered in Febru. MRS. MARJORIE HILL, popular hundreds who sat in their Air Con The third floor rumpus room tar, resplendent with summer amendments to limit the loan au ary while attempting to disarm a Chicago matron, Is the house quest frantic fan, Wilson has plunged ditioned cars (even though the of the Robert Lewis’s Vance Ave flowers, on the lawn of the Rawls thority to two or three years and of MRS. THELMA EZELLE at her air was cut olf once they arrived nue apartment made a magnificent estate. to require that private groups make back Into the midst of recording Lakeview Gardens home. and began to mingle with the hun picture Friday evening with its The bride - elect’s maid -ot- 40 per cent of the loans. dates and theatre appearance«. dreds who sat in and outside of surroundings changed entirely in honor will be Miss Adah Edwards, Democratic Bens. Russell Lang, Correction: The groom In the their, cars) mqny of them befog to a perfect picture for kids (rang of Indianapolis, Indiana, one of her La., and Frank J. Lausche, Ohio, Washbum wedding was Mr. Addi convertibles. An orchestra pit (with in'! from 7 to 12). Littl* boys im former classmates at Fisk Univer Joined five Republicans in opposing son Carter Instead of Addison War ample spot lights) showed off the mediately went for the Deck Ten sity. Bridesmaids will Include Miss the five-year feature. Long was the ren as it appeared in last weeks entertainers and they were nis .. while the little girls stuck es Ruth Jones, Hattie Bond, sister Only Democrat voting against, the issue. Mr. Carter's father, who MARTHA JEAN STEINBERG, to toe planned games (with many of the groom, both of Brownsville; dollar total. Sen. Alexander Wiley, was best man, was Mr. Addison first woman disc jockey who is still o’ them wlnnimo prizes There Miss Mildred Bond, Life Member Wis., was the only Republican who in the limelights at WDIA who i ft several gam ,s Among Warren. ship Secretary, of the NAACP, New voted fqr both proposals. Chairman J. William Fulbright was truly dressed for the occas them were Pinning on the Donkey's York City; and Mrs. Jo Ann Craw ion. Incidentally Martha Jean is Tail and a Bean Game. Prizes were ford, of Nashville, a former Fisk predicted the Senate would agree Mrs. Luther Steinberg in private attractive and the youngsters play classmate. to the five-year period. However, life. With my little dlscrlption and ed hard to win. Creating equally as Freedmen's Mr. Andrew Bond, faculty mem he said the money total might be changed on the floor. knowledge .. J would say that much interest was pretty little ber at Tennessee State University. Nashville, will be best man. He is The committee then tackled oth the "Down Beats" were sensation Sharon and her birthday cake al .. and so were members of the (white and topped with a doll Termed 'Disgrace' a brother of the bridegroin - elect. er money sections of the program, Quintette that featured "Bill" Fort dressed in deep pink satin and 10 Other groomsmen will be William the last major unresolved issue. The measure merely would set on the Sax and Luther Steinberg tiny white candles). D. Rawls, brother of the bride on the trumpet .. . Bringing out Sharon was all ready to receive elect; Cullen DuBose, of Lansing, ceilings on aid outlays. A separate bill to provide the actual cash for that new singing group was A. C. her young guests at. exactly 5 or By Humphrey Michigan; Wesley M. Rawls, of Bol Automobile, Furniture Williams who presented Daniel a few minutes before .. and her ivar, Tenn.; and Ollie Joe Bondj, all but. thP loan provision already ts in the legislative pipeline. Ward, Alfred Motlow (both holding beauty was that of a healthy 10 By LOUIS LAUTIER of Flint, Michigan, brother of the Signatures Kennedy has made repeated pub degrees in music) and Joan Wil year old who eats well, gets plenty bridgegroom - elect. WASHINGTON, D C. - (NNPA) lic and private appeals for his loan There Is a reason why people liams Strickland (who Is Mr. A. C. of sleep .. with bright eves, a Mrs. G. W. Rawls, aunt of the pretty face and pretty plump little — "Freedmen’s Hospital is a na MISS CYNTHIA RAWLS bride - elect, will preside at the program. He considers it vital to like to do business with i|S. Williams’ daughter. tional disgrace," Senator Hubert fleure. She wore a very beautiful organ. penult nations to plan developments You, too, will like our cour Humphrey, Minnesota Democrat, projects on a lang-teim basis and TEEN AGE GROUP OF JACK silk organdy frock made with a Announcement of the engagement and approaching mar Miss Rawls did her secondary told the Senate Monday. to counter communist assistance i teous treatment and deilt» AND JILLS GIVE BARN DANCE full skirt and a large white sash riage of their lovely daughter, Charles Cynthia, to Mr. Mallimore school work at Saint Francis Aca efforts. to help you. AT LYNOM RESIDENCE and bow in the back. Her eves He introduced a bill to construct Bond, has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rawls. This demy, Baltimore. Md. and went on Fisk University where she majored The real bam and the entire sur sparkled as she saw all of the a new main building to replace the union will represent two pioneer Brownsville, Tenn., families. Open Thursday and Friday roundings of the Raymond Lynom’s beautiful gifts .. and so did those obsolete one and to transfer con In psychology; and became Identi Local Cancer Drive pretty Horn Lake Road residence of her friends who brought many trol of Freedmen's Hospital to the fied wilh Delta Sigma Theta Sn- Nights Until 8:00 P.M. was a lively spot for Teen - Age of them. Many of them came frour Board of Trustees of Huward Uni -rority. After receiving..her muster's Gons "Over the Top"___ Saturday 9100 Io 1iQ0 members (known as the Guys and relatlves on the west coast, from versity. The hospital is now a Fed degree in guidance and personnel Shelby County citizens contribut Dolls") who gave a Barn Yard her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. eral institution under the control Nobles Of Mystic Shrine administration at New York Uni ed a record -breaking $106,030 (Ills Frolic and Wiener Roast Satur S. Lewis, Sr. and from her many of the Health, Education and Wel versity, the prospective bride re year to be used In the fight against day evenins. Young members (with uncles, aunts and cousins here. fare Department. mained In New York for another cancer. their parents) arrived as early as Even though she was excited, Shar To see what cndltions at Freed To Meet In Cincy Aug. 20 year to become a rehabilitation "It’s our best year ever,” George Seven in the evening for the party on never neglected her guests for men’s were like, Senator Humphrey counselor at Riverside Hospital. Webb, Cancer Crusade chairman For the past three years Miss that featured dancing (of course) one minute. made a surprise visit there one for Memphis-Shelby County, said DETROIT, Michigan — Delegates This feeling Is based upon a belief Rawls has worked with her father ...... WKI ,,v„ ww„, games and the food sold.______Both Mr. and Mrs. Lewis received morning. frommore than 45 states, includ that "The conditions of our nation when he announced the new total. Mrs. Lois Hargraves, teen-age d - at their second floor entrance and The Minnesotan said he found at the Golden Circle-Ute ta-sur-_ The Crusade goal for i961 had been ing Alaska, who are ieprasemtatlves and our world require a vigorous ance Company. Mr. Rawls, a trustee "We like to eay yee to your rector: Mrs. Iris Harris. Mrs. ’Hxel- went all out for the kiddles’ fun. physical conditions at Freedmen's approximately $100,000. off more 'than 155 Temples of the action program for faith to our of Meharry Medical College, i«' loan request" ma Hanis and Mrs. Emma Tom They were assisted In receiving by “deteriorated to the point where "The credit goes to the' people Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order times," a statement said. founder - president of the Golden Examined and Supervised by the Johnson, president of the Jack Mrs R. S. Lewis, Sr. with whom condemnation of the main building of Shelby County, newspapers, radio Nobles of the Mystic Shrine are Circle Life Which has district of State Dept, of Insurance and and Jills, were sponsors of the Sharon will spend the remainder should begin Immediately.” Booker T. Alenander, Detroit, and 'television," Wedd insisted. exported to attend the annual con fices in Brownsville. Memphis. Banking frolic given to raise money for the of the summer in Los Angeles .... "OBSOLETE.. FIRETRAP" vention in Cincinati, Ohio, August Michigan, Imperial Potentate of the Shrine, will keynote the can- Nashville and Knoxville. Annual Teen - Age Regional to be Mrs. C. C. Sawyer and Mr. Sawyer "The hospital Is obsolete, out 20-25, to assay the work of Prince Wonder-Worker I LOCATIONS held in Kansas City August 3rd. (very close friends to Sharon's par moded and uneconomical in every Hall Shrinedom. They will also plan vention on Monday morning fol Customer—Can you guarantee Among the youngsters who at ents and whom she adores). In respect,” Humhprey said. "Not only the work of the 22,000-member or lowing the olficial opening. Tanganyika Minister this anti-wrinkle cream? 111 8. Main JA. S-1U1 tended the party Saturday even charge of the games for the even that, it is a firetrap." ganization for the next year. Assistant-Madam, it would 158 Madison JA. 1-7111 ing were Daisy Williams, grand ing was 8haron's aunt, Mrs. Leland Senator Humphrey added that he Mr. Alexander has said that smooth out corrugated iron. daughter of the late Mrs. Daisy Atkins who was assisted by "Yours could not improve upon the descrip The plenary convention will get | Shrlncdom’s charitaMe program, Talka To Kennedy In Truly." Another little hostess was tion of Freedmen's by Abraham coupled with its eduoaitional-scho- Stevens who came to Memphis underway, formally, at the Nether-1jlarship efforts, is striving to fn- from her home In Los Angeles last Sharon’s cousin. Janet Patterson Ribicoff, Secretary of Health, Ed Iands-Hiilton Hotel, Monday, Au I crease its service to mankind by Quest For Finances week Larry Mitchell, Tommie who was In charge of their own ucation and Welfare, who called gust 21. Earlier Sta iners and their Elrod, Lynda Johnson, Theodore record player .. refusing for a the hospital "a dump." families will worship Sunday morn I spearheading youth, civic and eco- WASHINGTON. D. C- - (NNPA) Pickett, David Carnes, Yvonne and while to even listen to the built- A surgical ward was so over- ing, August 20, at Union Baptist I nominal projects. - Julius Nyere, Prime Minister o in Hi Fi music. Janet too was much crowded, Humphrey said, that Church, attend a public program Tanganyika, called on President "Butch" Jordan, Lynn Ulen. Myrna The glamor side of Shrinedam Williams, Dianna Junienne Briscoe, dressed up in a fancy pink organ beds were set up in the center of Sunday afternoon in the Cincinnati Kennedy at the White House Mon will have full opportunity for ex Terry and Edward Harris and za. . • . the room in violation of the fire Music Hall and honor deceased day in his quest for economic aid with them was their cousin, Gran- Youngsters who added much to laws. Nobles during a Sunday evening pression during the convention. In He said «¿forwards that he hau zilla Harris; Beverly Guy. Jana Sharon’s birthday were Carolyn He said he found contaminated Memorial Service qt the Calvary addition , to the parades and Ball "discussed cash" but did not know Davis, John Arnold. III. Carla Al Jackson, Sandra Mason, Shirley bed linen piled up in the center Methodist Church. there are competitive drills with If he had been successful. He was very satisfied with hi. len, Phoebe Weaver, Doris Price, Moton, Gwendolyn Williams, Hal- of the ward because there wbs no The five-day convention is ex Arabic costumed patrols, bands White House talk. Mr. Nyere had place else to put it. pected to draw upwards of 8,000 | vying trophies and honors; and a delegates and visitors. In addition Music Festival featuring singers been In Washington since Friday, HELP THE POSTMAN to conference business the Shriners I and chanter groups from all sec- discussing aid with oficiáis. 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1 e MEMPHIS WORLD ® Saturday, July 29, 1961 Memphis MY WEEKLY ,’/j obld Continue SERMON Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. Members of the Youth Council Every SATURDAY at 546 BEALE - Ph. JA. 6-4036 Ì ( of the NAACP are persistent in Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE. their all -out efforts to break rac By W. A. Scott, II, Founder; C. A. Scott, General Manager ial barriers in places of business REV, BLAIR T. HUNT, Second-class postage paid at Memphis. Tenn. on Main Street, according to re- ■ports; -lnsplte_of_arfests~an'd hare" ------PASTOR, j. A. BEAUCHAMP______Managing Edito assment, daily sit-in demonstrations are continuing. MISSISSIPPI BLVD. CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Tear $4.00 - 6 Months $2.25 = S Months $1.25 (In Advance) On Saturday, July 22, members* of the Youth Council were involved NEGRO SPIRITUALS—______relief was sought in Jesús. Their Tk(TMEMPH!8 WORLD Is an independent newspaper — non-sectartan m three different incidents during TEXT: “Sing us one Of the songs lips sang: and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things demonstrations. At Walgreen's of Zion.” Psalm 137:3 “I'm troubled, I'm troubled, I’m It believes to be of interest to its readers and opposing those things Drug store the sit-inners were "By the Rivers of Babylon, there troubled in the mind. _ agatost ttotaterest of its readers. sprinkled with itching powder by we sat down: yea, we wept .... far If Jesus don’t help me, 1 sho'ly . •------!(L'.... Lr- , - --- . >> four white men. The police were there they that carried us away will die.’ summoned by Calvin Williams, one captive required of us a song.” “Oh, Jesus, My Savior, on the? W The Hanse Oemmiflee Meet Its OHigatW of the sit-inners. By the time the ' •Let us go from the captivity of I'll depend, police arrived on the scene three the Jews to the slavery of the Ne When troubles are near me, of the white hecklers had disap The blow dealt the school aid bill in committee should long gro. Three hundred and odd Years you'll be my true friend. peared. ago there came by force to this land The darkest hour is just before haunt the memory of those whose responsibility was Io bring it of ours, groups of black men .. the dawn, the shadows to the val The remaining white man and out into the open air of a vote. Thè motion of Representative Col- ley but prophesy the mountain two of the sit-in demonstrators, slaves, if you please .. to work heights. Surely this is true with mer of deep South Mississippi to virtually kill the bill is beyond Mr. Williams and Vernon Robinson in the tobacco fields of Virginia, the cotton fields of Georgia, the ■the spirit of man also. The refuge a doubt of political significance, because there seemed to be a P.ÌjìAh were arrested and charged with of the cross, or the Christ was the disorderly conduct. Mr. Williams ' malaria-infested rice fields of joint coalition between those who clamored for aid to both private only safe refuge then. So the slaves was immediately released when NA South Carolina. as well as public education, and those who on the other hand sang: ACP lawyers paid his $51 fine. Rob These African slaves found a re pretended to believe that it was a school desegregation measurel inson, who had been sent to Juven “Steal away, steal away, steal ligion beautifully adapted to their ile Court, was released to the cus away to Jesus. Despite the fact that it was an Administration bill, the meas needs. The folklore of the old testa Steal away, steal away home .. tody of his mother. Charges of ment gave a rich outlet for thé ure could not weather the stiff opposition of the Catholic vote disorderly conduct were dismissed I ain't got long to stay here." emotion and devotion of the Negro In the message of these splriauals that helped to kill the bill. at the trial on Monday morning, slave. Jesus re-tcok his place as the July 24. coming from the hearts of the sing bleeding lamb, a saviour who bore As such the bill might be considered dead for the present ers, these are sermons for us. Every - all suffer and wiped away all tears. heart has had its burdens. Every unless cumbersome and long drawn out maneuvers are employ , Later at Walgreen’s, a fight be tween one of the sit-inners and The Negro religionist created a soul at times is In the valley of de ed for the bypassing of the committee that let it down. a white heckler took place. After heaven as a miraculous escape from spair and grief. Each of us may The children of this country and the schools, now badly in having been jeered at, slapped at a Cruel world, a luscious compensa say, "nebody knows the trouble I'ye ¡ need of, more classroom space and better physical plants as well and having his shirt nearly torn tion for earthly suffering. They, too, seen.” All of us can testify that * were natural musicians, great trom as teacher salary raises have been nipped some $2,484,000,000 off by the white heckler, the sit- when we "steal away to Jesus” we inner was unable to contain him bones of God, with music in their find rest and peace. in aid. self and decided to defend him souls, rhythm in .their bodies and Therefore, let us cry ouc of our self, it was reported. melody in their voioes. Their music hearts to our heavenly father, that ------It-is_a_regrettable specter, to have such-a-calamity-happen -rvas-iikeTneited-pearfe-and-llquid- our burdens may be lifted and to our educational prowess at this time when education exposes Gn the same day one of the sit- amethyst. They sang with the peace may come Into our souls. on every side its varied hazard. in demonstrators at Silvers Five ■tenderness and sweetness of a vis Finally, 'the great secret of it all Remote These Obstacles And Aid Will ^ Wter Dividends and Ten Cent store had a cup of ion and the strength and beauty is, the cross, and what happened The irony of it all would be that the deep South, for ages in coffee thrown in his face by a ola mighty pipe organ. there on that black Friday on white customer. When police were that foul spot, calvary. The poor that dire educational peril that always exposes its measurements summoned by the sit-inners, they Today there melodies hang in our slave could weep his sins, and hear in illiteracy and juvenile delinquency, would stand out and be were arrested along with the white minds and haunt our memories. the knock at the heart’s door as counted, against a measure simply because there is a suspicion More Setts i man. There is history, there is religion, in those grand old spirituals. May they sang: that a certain court order in the end must be complied with. “Were you there when they cruci The three Negroes were released we •treasure them. May we sing When you sell the wind - you buy back the whirlwind. fied my Lord? Inside Memphis when NAACP lawyers paid the fines them today. of $51 each. Charges of disorderly Were you there when they cruci THE WIFE OF A CITY SCHOOL principal may be named to conduct were dropped at the trial Hear the s'ave as he pours forth fied my Lord? Oh, sometimes it causes me to the principalship of A, B. Hill Elementary School in a few days. Monday afternoon, July 24. his soul in such a song as this: "Nobody knows the trouble I’ve tremble, tremble, tremble, .. in New Orleans seen, Were you there when they cruci There is currently a strong school of thougFF in the national WHEN SOME OF THE DOWNTOWN stores discontinue their Houston Aniwine Nobody knows, but JeBus.” fied my Lord? ... NEW ORLEANS - (UPI) -Or Again the trouble was inward. It Let us pluck our harps from the capital which holds that we should mobilize part of the armed policy of segregation sometime in October, it will be done quiet leans Parish county School Board (Continued from Page One) had to do with the inner experi willows of history and sing the forces to prove to the Russians and the world that we are indeed President Louis G. Reicke Monday ly and without fanfare. reer. Houston has a brother with ence of the soul itself. But again songs of Zion in this ,our own land. ready to defend our rights in Berlin. ***** predicted a half - dozen more the Air Force, Joseph Jr., now sta schools ay be desegregated this LOOK FOR AT LEAST one more Negro city bus driver in tioned in New Hampshire who has This—it is argued—would leave no doubts in the minds of fall. been an outstanding player with those who believe the United State; incapable of acting to pre September. a service team. SOME MEMPHIANS, when speaking of the politically strong The city was plagued by racial INSPECT 'UNCHECKED' serve the rights of its soldiers in Berlin. This debate has reached, unrest last winter when four-first- Attorneys Russell B. Sugarmon, Ben Hooks and A. W. Willis, refer —HbustohliTwell' known in Mem into the highest levels of government-into the White House itself. grade Negro girls entered two prev to them as "The Little Boys On Vance Avenue." phis for his footbail prowess While iously all - white schools - Wil at Manassas, and hundreds of fans The Berlin crisis is a dangerous dilemma to be sure but it ***** CARS, JUDGE URGES liam Frantz and McDonogh 19. and well wishers will be following is not a dilemma which we have not faced before. Twice we MEMPHIS NAACP BRANCH will have its say in a few days schools. his play in the All-Star game and EVANSTON, Ill. - With summer ed use, the wiper just smears dr streaks as it moves back and forth have faced similar threats and twice we have preserved Berlin's about those persons who say "No Negro who is a member of the Sixty - six Negroes have sub during his pro career. travel reaching a new high, and the across the windshield. Windshield freedonq without a resort to partial mobilization. NAACP should be considered for the vacant post on the Memphis mitted applications to attend white record - breaking 519 highway deaths of the last July Fourth Streaks obscure the driver’s vision Transit Authority." schools in September. They will be And from the practical standpoint, partial mobilization would ©a BMP Ml weekend in mind, a veteran traf and tire his eyes, Judge Porter said. * * * it it screened under a state pupil place- not enable us to save our Berlin garrison if war breaks out over (Continued from Page One) fic court judge has urged drivers In some cases it’s like suddenly losing your eyeglasses. Studies show the issue. The garrison would be quickly decimated by the enemy THREE MEMPHIS WEEKLIES saw four men chopped from their Rlecke said he was "just guess- of "unchecked cars” to have them ment plan. Last year, 137 Negroes just closed at Philadelphia. The serviced for safety immediately as that on 60 out of 100 cars older for it is only a small, token force in the center of a large com staffs last week for various reasons. * * * * * applied for transfer to white awards were for increase in mem a basic precaution. than one year, the wiper arm pres munist-controlled area. Our total force in Germany, if war should ing," but that he believed four to bership, overall branch program, ■ .■■■. v? ... • )•) sure is too weak to i provide Clear breau our, would be hard pressed to hold on-not to mention VANDALISM IS SWEEPING Memphis parks and playgrounds, six (white schools would be desegre voter ’• registration campaigns and Speaking from the court in the wiping of rain, sleet, snow, or road but officials' say they have less trouble in Negro areas.-Tough' gated this fall, with at least one the number of NAACP life mem city which pioneered the traffic muck spray. Even a new blade does' dashing through over a hundred miles of communist East Ger safety movement and has repeated not alone correct this condition if spots are in East Memphis and Frayser. in a high - income residential area. berships solicited. many to rescue our Berlin garrison. * * * * * ly achieved national records for the arm pressure is too weak. Some He said if more white students accident prevention, Judge Harry H. wiper arms are adjustable, others We should face the Berlin crisis with resolution and deter DOG TRACK FANCIERS, many of whom are dead broke and did not attend the Frantz and fete Are Scarce Porter, chief justice of Evanston’s may need to be replaced. Adequate arm pressure and live rubber In the mination and patience. But that does not mean we .should give in debt when the season is over, still wondering why they don't McDonogh schools this year, they (Continued frira Page One) Municipal Court, declared a “safe might be turned into Negro schools. blades give streak-free windshield up our rights to be in the city. We must be ready to talk about see a few Negroes behind the cages selling tickets and paying ty-checked motor vehicle is a fun anything the communists want to talk about, in the way of their There was a complete white boy ton. They've gone out and bought a damental start to safe travel.” wiping like new again. Most drivers off bets. cott of McDonogh 19.after the lot of geese and put them into the don’t know about the importance Berlin problems, except negotiations to end our rights to be in ***** schoo) was desegregated Nov. 14 by cotton fields to eat the grass .... The judge explained that only 18 of wiper arm pressure, according the city. AND HOW ABOUT THE GUY who is still trying to convince federal court order. About 15 white Just to keep from paying Negroes of 50 states have compulsory ve to service station and garage men hicle safety-check programs. The with whom Judge Porter has talk his wife that the box of candy she found hiddeii in his car was children attended Frantz. to do the job.” remainder are on a "voluntary” ba ed, nor.do they1 realize that 90 per a gift for her. Trouble began for Negroes in the two counties when they began sis. The big "unknown quantity” cent of all driving decisions depend 50 YOUNGSTERS. GAVE Savannah Candidates an all- out drive to register and consists of those drivers who did on good sight and visibility. vote. Negroes outnumber whites in not have their cars checked, Judge 3. Porter said. Are their cars in safe (Continued from Page One) phis. both counties. sate, &pg ft driving condition? ^Atris Niter, 11th grade, Caple LIBRARY SERVICES ACT Many of the Negro bread -win Knox, assistant professor of chem ners were evicted from farms, some Mob Hers Legal ville High, 5153 Germantown Rd., “We hope that now, on’ their istry at LeMoyne and David Ivra, Defeat lrs° Wiliams lost their jobs in Brownsville and Memphis. SAVANNAH, Ga.. - (UPI) -Two own initiative, these unknown science assistant at Tuskegee. Somerville ; their credit was cut 1 Carolyn Neely, 10th grade, Eliza owners of possibly unsafe cars will Bi# ft tatersl* STARTS SECOND 5 YEARS white candidates have withdrawn off and many of the stores refused . Several lecturers were brought Miner High, W. Helena, Ark. from the race for Chatham Coun check them and, if necessary, take to sell- them food and clothes. in to address the students. WASHINGTON - The Library ty Superior Court Clerk for fear steps to put them in safe operating Trawl $ajs Kenned! Musette Stinson, llrii grade, Fa take part in such a program are Growing out of these mass evic Tuition and books were free to ther (Bertrand High, 1632 Brookins, Services Act whioh fosters the book far ahead of where they were in of splitting the white vote and condition,” he urged. "The Auto In tions was “Tent City" which hous WASHINGTON. D. C. - (NNPA) the students and they were given Memphis. mobiles starts this month on its June when they return to school helping to elect a Negro woman. dustries Highway Safety Committee second five years. ed many evicted families, and the - President Kennedy told his news midday meals plus travel allow (Barbara Thompson, 10th grade, in the fall.” purchase of three farms in the did a commendable job last spring ances. Mi-s. Juanita Williams. wlfe of conference on July 19 that there Merry High, Jackson, .Tenn. two counties by the National Bap- of encouraging limited test activity .It 4s. administered bv the Library _ Mr. Lorenz was assistant direc a. local Negro leader,- qualified to is no question of the legal right o£ ------The-50 rtudents-^vere-dirided-tn— —JuanitaJJtlgglnSrJlOth-graderBJ,- -on-miUions-of-cars- in -most oHhe-B: (services BranchT Office of Educa-- tor to Ralph Dunbar when the pro run for the clerk’s office minutes Tist Conveutlonwhich piovided“pere- Freedom Riders to move TiTiriter- to two divisions, 25 in chemistry Washingtcn High, 387-IF • Lauder 32. states, which do not have period tlon, Department of Health, Edu before the deadline last week af manent homes for some of the state commerce and that he hopes and~mathBmatids"aind' 25 in 'Biology dale; Memphis. - — gram started. Mr. Dunbar retired ic inspection in official lanes or cation, and Welfare. after one year, and Mr. Lorenz has ter four white men had already ousted families. that this will become “the gener and mathematics. Maggie .Williams, 10th grade, garages. But these safety-checks Congress voted the first five-year since been Director. The 25 in biology-mathematics Eliza Miller High, Marion, Ark. filed as candidates. were primarily spot-checked to ally accepted view.” Cellastine White, 10th grade, law to June 1956. It wa® extended were: Under the Act, State plans for (Friday, retired army captain Give > St. Jude alert motorists to obvious hazards. The basic question, the President Wonder High, Marlon, Aik. by a vote last year to June 30, 1966. Michael Braswell, lilth grade, library services extended only to Herbert O'Keefe withdrew in favor (Continued from Page One) For example, consider one of the said, is not the Freedom Riders Hamilton High, '1'524 Gold, Mem Jacques Yates, 10th grade, Father >As the summer gets underway, communities of less than 10,000 of acting Court Clerk Ben Axson. ten items — the simple but vital but that "anyone who moves in phis. Bertrand High, 306 Cynthia Place, this educational venture speeds up. population,, had to be prepared by Saturday liquor store ouerator Joe raising _ money. for St. Jude, make windshield wlper^Perhaps^the most interstate commerce should be Memphis. "" "" important factor relating to driving Roosevelt Brooks, 11th grade, Its alm is to occupy a sizeable por the State library agency, When a McGee announced he was pulling their financial reports by next Sun able to do so freely.” B. T. Washington High, 1049 Lat Marion L. Young, llih grade, safely and prevention of accidents tion of the time of boys and girts State plan was accepted, the State him to quit the race. day. ham, Memphis. Capleville High, 5800 Myers Rd., on vacation from school. The book- beoame eligible for federal grants- Left to compete for the court “We hope to hear ,too, from those is that of driver visibility. Yet all ...Charles H. (Brown, 10th grade, Memphis. mobiles are busy in the back coun post in Tuesday's election are Mrs. individuals who have made pledges,” that most lanes were able to check The 05 students fa the chemis fa-aid under a formula through Douglass High, 2133 'Eldridge, Mem try. The librarians on board stop at which the poorer States receive a Williams, Axson and James Morel, Mr. Thornton said. was to see If the wiper motor could phis. try-mathematics group were: shopping centers to conduct story higher proportion of the funds. a liquor store operator. Axson was Active members of the commit move the blade across the glass." George Burble, 11th grade, Lin- Dcnald Allen, lilth grade, Mt. hours for the children. Book clubs appointed aoting clerk July 1 to tee are Mr. Thornton, Fred Hut If the blade rubber Is dried out ooln High, Forrest City, Ark. Pisgah High, Arlington, Tenn. in little libraries compete for silver Mr. Lorenz summarized five years succeed William Scott who retired. chins, Elder Blair T. Hunt, Mrs. L. from exposure, or if springs in the Harvell Cooper, 10th grade, Ham William (Amey, 10th grade, Eliza stare far the most 'books read. of progress to this program, Voting registrars tallied up the E. Brown and Dr. Hollis F. Price. ilton High, 1522 Doris, Memphis. Miner High, W. Helena, Ark. In the firat year only 36 States Chatham County voter rolls Fri wiper arms are weak from prolong- Rudolph Cox, 11th grade, Mel Emmett 'Baker, 10th grade, Lin “ A good summer library program participated. Now all fifty states, day and found about 11,090 Ne rose High, 0707 Supreme, Memphis. coln High, Forrest City, Ark. steps up reading ability and back Puerto Ried, the Virgin Islands and groes and 38,000 whites on the Proto fafcg Alva A. Crivens, 10th grade, Doug Rhoda Beasley, 11th grade, Mer ground knowedge,” said JohnG. Guam, supply library services to bodks. The Negro figure was nearly (Continued from Page One) lass High, 2132 Stovall, Memphis. ry High, Jackson, Tenn. Lorenz, Director of the Library rural areas. 2,000 more than last fall but whites Ollye C. Curry, 10th grade, Mer Erma Faulkner, l'lth grade, Caple- Services Branch, who has been with In 1956, there were 319 counties numbered about the same as to when he resisted arrest.” The dis ry High, Jackson, Tenn. ville High, 4888 Prospect Rd., Mem the program since its start. “Our without libraries. Now there are on the presidential election last No pute Involved cotton chopping on Terry Edwards, 11th grade, Ma phis. studies have shown that pupils who ly 200 counties without libraries. HOGUE & KNOTT vember. Nick’s plantation. nassas High, 1072 N. Duallap, Mem- William Faulkner, 11th grade, The federal contribution was Mrs. Jefferson said she saw a phis. CapleviUe High, 4426 Getwell Rd., in 1057; $5 million in big gash on her son’s head when N0.3 N0.5 Cornelius Freeman, 10th grade, Memphis. 1958;' $6 million in 1959, $7,431,000' she visited hl min Jail. Lester High, 591 Harrell, Memphis. Joyce Glasan, 11th grade, Mel in H960; and $7500,000, «he full Congo Missionary 1578 LAMAR 873 S. THIRD (Beverly Greene, 10th grade, Ham rose High, 999 ¡Mareshahieil, Mem 'Lera (Hurt, (l^bh ¡grade, South! amount authorized under, the Act ilton; High, 1255 Gill, Memphis, plus. Panola Training, Enid, Miss. in 1961, the fiscal year Just ended. Tribolo Is PaW To \ ATWHABTT AT WALKER Andree Gilmore, l'lth grade, Mer Joan Hargraves, 11th grade, lAndrelw HaM, 10th grade, Doug The nationwide program has now (Continued from Page One) lass High, 998 Lane, Memphis. ry High, Jackson, Tenn. Hamilton High, 1254 Quinn, Mem worked up to an expenditure- of Robert Irby, 10th grade, Wonder Nathaniel Guinn, 10th grade, phis. about $2o million, annually—more word young in its name, thjs does Hjgh,. Manion, Ark. Douglass High, 3001 Calvert, Mem (Ralph Wade Johnson, 10th grade, than $7 million in federal funds; not mean the ages of its member ■ Bernard Johnson, 10th grade,Fa phis. Meny High, Jackson, Tenn. and about $4 million In local funds. Hdtefcl Minister ship. It refers to the young in YELLOW SOLIDS ther Bertrand High, 1108 S. Wil Cordelia Hen'dree, 14th grade, Ella Jones, 11th grade, Hernando The first book on the workings ■heart who may be found In any lett, Memphis. South Panola Training, Batesville, Central High, Hernando, Miss. of the tow was published a few CHICAGO - (ANP) -The en age groups. Therefore the Vance Leon (Mitchell, ltth grade, B. T. Miss. . Ben Key, 11th grade, Capleville days ago, Public Libraries for Every gagement of Miss June Latrlcla Avenue Branch honored its active Wtehington High, 658 Wicks, Mem- Leon E. Hurd, 11th grade, Ma- High, 4202 Getwell Rd., Memphis. one by Hawthorne Daniel. The sub. Green to the Rev. Maceo A. Pem committee workers who are 75 years Mattie Lee, 11th grade, South Pa title on the dust jacket of this book ■r; broke of Chicago, has been an and over. They were presented nola Training, Enid, Miss. is: “A profile of the perfect admin nounced by her mother, Mrs. Dor corsages raid the. oldest, 87, was Shirley Bee Lee, ¡11th grade, Won istration of public funds—«he story presented also with a YWCA silver Lb. othy Green of Springfield, Ohio. 10e der High, West Memphis, Arte. of the National Library Services pen. These ladies were Mrs. Zettie OLEO The marriage will take place to Leroy Payne, lilth grade, Caple- Act.” October. Miller, Mrs. Bertha Keys, Mrs. D$- ville High, Rte., 13, Memphis. Miss Green, a return missionary lie Jones, Mrs. Mary D. King, and Willie Register, 10th grade, Shel WOMEN OUTLIVE MEN from the Congo, is presently church Mrs. Gertrude Bostic, Absent from by County TrainingSohool, Milling HOLSOB SOP-BLEND- FULL FOUND , According to the National Cen .secretary of Cory Methodist church, the group because cf illness was tan, Tenn. ter of Health Statistics of the Pub Cleveland, Ohio. She is a garduate Mrs. Lula Hailey. Also absent was Helen Reede, 11th grade, Wander lic Health Service the difference be Of______Phllander-Smlthv „College Mrs. .Doraand IsWilliams. High, West Memphis,-Aik; tween the life expectancy ref men a member of Delta Sigma Theta*— Assisting the Membership Com- Katie Mae Robinson, 10th grade, and women in the United. States Sorority. mltitee in making this a memorial Hernando Central High, .Hernan seems slightly on the increase as Rev. Pembroke, pastor of St. party was the YWCA Staff, Mis. do, Miss. . >• Addie G. Owen, Executive Director Loaf the general death rate declines. Mark Methodist Church, Chicago, IQc t Sarah Shaiw, ¡l'lth grade, South Death rates per 1,000 population is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. of the Branch; Miss Barbara Neal, BREAD Panola Training,, Batesville, Miss. in 1959, it is reported, were 10.8 John H. Pembroke, Sr., of- West, Teen-Age Program Director; Mrs. Sandra St, Ctair, lilth grade, Car. for -white males and IS for white Texas. He holds degrees from the Maud D; Bright, Office and In ver High, 327 W. Burdock, Mem females. It was 113 for non white University of California, Garrett formation Clerk; Mrs. Nettle Cole, phis. males and 8.6 for nonwhite females Biblical Institute ahd Northwes Stenographer; Mrs. Lilia Hall and WHERE PRIDES ARE ALWAYS LOWER! Mrs. Bertha Stegall, Night Desk Bennie Teague, 11th grade, Doug- For all these groups the rates were tern University and is a member of U ' ...... - ' , 1 . 1 • - ? ■_ ’ ' las-High, 1490 Brookta, Memphis, lower than the years before. Alpha Phi Alpha Fartemity. ■ _ ■1 Clerks, t ♦ .J 'L Saturday, July 29; Î9SV
WASHINGTON,' D.C. - (NNPA) - The Justice Department July 20th filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a brief 'W'‘i in support of its petition that the Commission issue regulations banning racial segregation in interstate bus transportation.
Attorney General Robert F. Ken Of 13 in Kentucky, one has . signs nedy on May 29 requested that the posted. Of' 10 In' Louisiana, seven proposed regulation include such have signs' posted. There are no terminal facilities used by interstate signs posted in the bus terminals motor carriers as waiting rooms, in 10 cities in Maryland. ! rest rooms and restaurants. The SIGNS POSTED Commission has set Aug. 15 for a Og 18 terminals observed in Mis hearing on the request. sissippi, 18 have signs posted. Of The Justice Department’s brief 20 terminals observed in Missouri, points out in recent months efforts none has signs posted. Of 15 term by American citizens to use the inals in North Carolina, two have facilities of Interstate bus transpor signs posted. There are no signs tation without racal discrimination posted in terminals in 12 Oklaho have dramatized _a sharp cleavage ma cities. between federal law and local prac Of 1(1 terminals in South Caro tice. lina, three have signs posted, of 31 "Although the law clearly provides terminals in Tennessee, 13 have that persons traveling on buses in signs posted. Of 39 terminals in Texas, 13 have signs posted. Of the interstate commerce shall be free - Bishop Sherman I. from racial discrimination while terminals in 14 cities in Virginia, CONGRATULATING YOUTH Council of Churches, New York, who commend using the facilltes of such com two have signs posted There are Greene, Atlanta Episcopal Supervisor, AM.E. ed the youth and served on the faulty,of the merce,” the brief states, "many trav no signs posted in the terminals Church, state of Florida, is shown congratulat week-long institute. In 12 cities in West Virginia. elers have been frustrated in their ing' three youth who have participated in pro- Bishop Greene urged the youth attending^ fo effarts-to-do-so.------; "In terminal facilities they have All of the terminals observed by test demonstrations in the stdleTThe youth were continue their courageous demonstrations for full faced refusal of service, the clos FBI agents are being used by in from the 2000 delegates attending the 32nd An citizenship, and called for more youth to take’a ing of facilities, physical volence, testate carriers. A number of nual State Tri-lnstitute at Edward Waters Col daring stand. He said, "We do not desire our them, although not posted with ra HÀMPTON ALUMNI DRIVE - A $10,500 check and even arrest by local police. lege. MHAA. Watching the presentation are left to cial signs, the Justice Department young people io die, although their foreparents brings a sm
i J • JKMiWSWOftD Sen. blet Kefauw Jul^*1961 • T Yankee Catcher Elston Howard Invited To NBA Meet HAGERSTOWN, Ind.—(UPI) - Cassius Clay Wins Sen Estes Kofauver, D-Tenn., au thor of a federal bill aimed at I -urbl-n" alleged monopolistic con No Longerr Yogi Berra's Shadow trol of boxing, has been invited to speak at the National Boxing As Over Alonzo Johnson sociation 1 NBA i convention at regular catching job over him. After Seven Years' Stay With Bronx Bombers Hershey, Pa., Sept. 6-7. Former Olympic Champion Passes First —o- Ralph Houk, the freshman man Arch Hindman, of Hagerstown, Big Test In Defeating Pittsburgh Boxer Howard Now Emerges As Club's No. 1 Catcher ager of the Yankees, realizes how NBA executive secretary, said John F fortunate he is to have three cat- B. Biuionii. Kefauver’s counsel, By JOHN G. DIETRICH ______I l.y ■ ' chers like Howard, Bena and John also was issued an invitation to the (United Press International) By JACK CUDDY Blanchard. conclave. (United Press International) HAS CHANCE FOR TITLE LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPD—Former Olympic champion Cassius Clay Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick has put a protective screen Howard, at the moment, is bat BstaWislrment of the office of a passed his first tough test as a pro Saturday night by scoring a NEW YORK (UPD—It took him seven years, but Elston Howard ting .357 and has a good chance federal national boxing commis- Unanimous, but not entirely popular decision over Alonzo John around Babe Ruth's season record of sixty home runs. The czar j has emerged finally from Yogi Berra's shadow as the New York to win the American circuit’s bat îioner is a provision of Kefauver’s of Organized Ball with an eye on Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris Yankees' No. 1 catcher. There were times when Howard thought ting title. bill. son, of Pittsburgh, in 10 rounds. of the N.Y, Yankees has ruled that no baiter will be credited with - —0— he was destined to be the club's second-s.ring receiver for his “Naturally," Houk says, “my first Clay, who has proclaimed loud view of Asbury, who scored it 50- Howard doesn’t talk much about breaking the record unless they did it in 154 games. . . . Fori: entire career. He even had the sympathy of his teammates. concern is winning the pennant; ly that he will be heavyweight 44. Juflge Walter Beck had It having passed Yogi but he can't Valley State will play a nine-game schedule opening Sept. 23 j but I'm going to do everything 1 champion In less than two yean 48-47, and Judge Harlow Edward» help being pleased at the achieve against Edward Waters College of Jacksonville Fla., on the Wild- , Too bad," they’d say. "Howard oid Howard did the only thing he can to give Howard every possible although he is only 19 yean old, called It 48-45. The United Pren would be the No. 1 catcher on any could do. He didn't say a word, he ment. showed plenty of whiz bat little International scorecard showed Y. Yankees have invited 58 chance to take that batting cham cats' home field. . . . The N ex other club, but what can he do Just kept doing his best. This sea I bang In outpointing the body Clay winning, 48-46. pionship. I'd be very happy to see "I wasn't looking to get ahead baseball players back to its Old-Timers Day, July 29. when he's got a guy like Yogi in son he has been hitting with such punching Johnson for his eighth Clay, who weighed 192 and one- him do it." of anybody " he says. “All I wanted front of him?" amazing consistency that no one, victory in a thus far unbeaten pro half io Johnson’s 189. scored most The heck-and-neck home run Although Houk wants to work to do is play as much as I could. 1 The quiet, but efficient, 32-year- not even Berra, could claim the Howard regularly, he is almost career. effectively with a right hand lead battle between Mickey Mantle and The New York Yankees will ob- know I do my best work when I obliged to cateh Blanchard occa -Bi that put a slight mouse on John Roger Marls has caused Ford Frick serve Old-Timers Day, July 29 at play regularly." It was son’s left eye by the end of the to set ground rules for breaking Yankee Stadium in New York City. | sionally also. Blanchard owns a —■'O—” Clay's first appearance potent home-run bat; be has hit before a national television audl- fifth round. Babe’ Ruth’s record. Addition of The club has invited back for (he Since coming to th? Yankees 11 so far to Howard's nine, and he ence. two/ clubs—Washington Senators game fifty-eight World Series play from Toronto of the International Johnson lost that round, but stands out as one of the club's fin and' the Los Angeles Angels and a ers from thP Yankees, New York league in 1955. the versatile How- Both fighters were willing took the sixth with stiff body est belters In the clutch. 162-game schedule prompted Frick Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers. ard'has token several turns In the enough and the action was brisk punching before Clay won the sev Berra, of course, doesn’t present to take action. The Old-Timers will play an ab- i outfield and at first base, in addi most of the way, but neither had enth with a fast finish that had In Branch Rickey Pennant Race too much of a problem. Although breviated contest prior to the con tion to catching. Only recently, enough punch to damage the oth Johnson a little woozy at the end. he still does some catching occa Frick has ruled: Any player who test between -the Yankees and the> The College Park Indians, de Houk unhesitatingly sent Ellie to er ssverely. This led a crowd of Clay clinched it in the tenth LaGrange Indians ...... sionally, he is frequently used in may hit more than sixty home Baltimore Orioles. I fending champions of the Branch first base again When Bill Skow- about 7.000 to boo its dissatisfac Macon Cardinals ...... left field by Houk when Howard is when midway in the round, he runs during the club's first 154 Arnone the players expected are: \ Rickey Baseball League and Win- ron's back acted up. .. .. • tion in the late rounds and when sot over a left hook and a graz games would be recognized as hav behind the bat. Brooklyn Dodgers: Zack Wheat,, ners of the Dixie Series last year, (Forfeit) kitchen can bake a potato in 2 min- the decision was announced. ing right that seemed to throw ing established a new record. How utes. defrost a frozen lobster tail Mickey Owen, Dolph Camllll, Lar------are now closing -in on the Atlanta BECOMES TOP RECEIVER Johnson went to the floor three Johnson off balance. He slipped to ever, if the player does not hit LEAGUE STANDINGS rv French. Kirby Higbee, Dixie Panthers, setting the stage for a There is little doubt, however, in 35 sceonds and then cook it in the floor end although he was more than sixty untU after his times in the fourth, seventh and Walker. Ralph Branca, Jackie Rob. down -to -the wire battle for the W. L. Pct. that Howard has become the Yaii- another 55 seconds. tenth rounds — but each time it up immediately, he had to hang club has played 154 games, there Inson, I’ee Wee Reese, Van Lingle 1961 loop pennant. on except for occasional counter would have to be some distinctive Atlanta Panthers .... 19 3 .864 kees’ top receiver. And that's quite was ruled a slip by referee Don Mungo, Billy Cox, Joe Black, Tom- Sunday the Indians took the College Park Indians . 18 5 .783 an accomplishment when one real Great! puirhmz as Clay tried frantically . mark in the record books to show Asbury, although on the first and my Holmes and Roy Campanella. Panthers in camp twice. 10-1 and Forest Park Braves ... 15 9 .625 izes that Berra still has plenty of for a knockdown in the final min that Babe Ruth's record was set . He^Mlss Owthego, if you wish last occasions Clay landed punch New York Giants: Rube Mar- 10-5. while two clubs won by for- East Point Red Sox .... 13 12 ¿56 good baseball left in him and pro es as Johnson was on the way ute. under 154-game schedule and the ¿/see nature at its best you quard. Frank Frisch, Irish Musel, feite and the scheduled twinbil] be- LaGrange Indians ...... 10 13 .435 bably will be voted into the Hall It was Johnson's eighth defeat total was compiled while a 162- should take a trip tlyough the down. Travis Jackson, Fred Lindstrom, tween the Thomaston Greyhounds Macon Cardinals ...... 9 15 .375 of Fame when his playing days are against 19 victories but his seventh I game schedule was in effect. “We great pine woods of the Adirondack -0- Bill Terry, Lefty O’Doul, Hal Schu- and Newnan Braves Was rained- Newnan Braves ...... 8 15 .348 i done. Clay didn't lose a round In the loss in his last nine starts. would also apply the same reason macher, Gus Mancuso, Dick Bartell, out. Thomaston Greyhounds 1 18 mountains. __ ing If a player should equal Ruth's Bobby Thomson, Eddie Stanky, Sal The Forest Park Braves won two total sixty in the first 154-games, Maglie and Sid Gordon. games from the host East Point hi would be recognized as tying New York Yankees: Frank (Home Red Sox by forfeit; and the La Ruth's record. If In more than 154 Run). Baker, Wally Pipp, Waite Grange Indians picked - up two NEVER LEAVE CHILDREN games there would be a distinction Hoyt, Joe Dugan, Dutch Reuther, forfeit victories from the Macon In thj record book.” Bill Dickey, Joe Glenn, Lefty Go Cardinals. ODD|S AND ENDS: Did you know mez, Joe McCarthy, manager, person AND BYRD IN WATER UNATTENDED! tljat the first. National Collegiate Frank Crosetti, Red Rolfe, Tommy STOP PANTHERS Henrich, George Selkirk, Johnny track and field championships were In the twinbill at College Park, By PATRICIA McCORMACK held June 17, 1921 at the Univer Murphy, Joe Di Maggio, Charlie Leithander J. C. Person and Right Keller, Buddy Rosar, Phil Rizztfto, (United Press International) sity of Chicago's Stagg Field? hander Herman Byrd stopped the Buddy Hassett. Frank (Spec) Shea, Sixty-two colleges and 'universities Panthers’ big bats in hurling the NEW YORK-Caroline Kennedy’s recent dunking-the splash were entered. . .. Bill Bevens, Joe Page, Allie Rey Indians to a double -win. nolds, Vic Rashi, Ralph Houk, Jer Adolphus “Peanut”’ ■ Williams heard around the world-was one water mishap with a happy Here’s a 6tory that has a heart ry Coleman, Joe Collins, Johnny started for the Panthers in the ending. wanning touch. It is datelined San Sain, and Gil McDougald. opener and took the loss and was Djego, Calif., and reads as follows:- ODDS AND ENDS—Dr. O. A. relieved______by Charlie Cook. Theodore Each year some 709 children un a playful way. Sit in the wading Sammy Davis Jr. an entertainer, Moore, former head baseball coach I Stallworth started the nightcap and der five have somewhat similar pool and place your face down in heard a newspaper man, Vinnle at Florida A&M, had a 10-year I took the loss, and he was relieved preventable water accidents that the water just enougli to wet It. Dunn talking about the need of record of 178 wins and 67 losses. I by Clarence Mathis. end in tragedy. Come up blowing hard and laugh a baoker for a Little League team. He now is director of physical edu-, Melvin Bell and Manager John- Some of the accidents occur In ing. Davis made out a oheck for uni cation at the Tallahassee jtnsii- ny Leon Carlton clouted home runs shallow backyard pools. A toddler Other survival rules: form» and equipment and the team tution. ... „ | for the Indians In the first game, slips, his head goes under water. Always hold toddlers by the hand wyc mimed the Sammy Davlr Ju- ■ Fame is fleeting: A year ago, and Julius Hammond blasted a He panics and drowns. near deep water. nlorsil! bir Walter Bond of the Cleveland round -tripper for the Panthers in Others occur at poolside in mun Insist that they walk, never Indians was a prime favorite for I the second tilt. icipal parks or at the shore. The run even near the shallow pool. rookie of the year honors. Bond 1 The clubs in the Branch Rickey Ä'IIIS toddler steps into the deep end or If you must leave the poolside gels into trouble some other way. for even an instant, take the child AFL Commissioner To couldn't makf it through the sea- loop will now take time out for the •S*’’" ' > g ■ " “ ■ son and slumped miserably at the State Tournament and Dixie Series The basic survival rule when with you. plate. What happened to him? and will finish the 1961 pennant taking a tot anyplace - home, , U your youngster balks about Tour Training Camps Well, the Indians have shipped race in late August. V *"*BI park, shore — for water fun: you holding his hand and there’s NEVER leave the child unattend deep water all; around, slip a life DALLAS, Tex. - (UPI) - Ameri Bond to their Salt Lake City farm. In spite of their double set-back He joined the Indians at Tucson Sunday, the Panthers are still on ed. jacket on him. can Football League commission BO : >• w Following a child around in a Try to teach your child a sur er Joe Foss on July 20 announced last spring. He was used as a top in the standings and unless pinchhitter and as a substitute they run into more trouble ahead wading pool is hard on the adult. vival stroke, giving him some his itinerary for a tour of AFL SCENE OF ARGENTINE PLANE DISASTER - Police from Buenos Aires to Camodoro Rivadavia, went But it's the safest way for the chance to fight for life if he does training camps, beginning Sunday right fielder. should wrap up the crown. and firemen search through the smouldering down near the small town of Chachari, 175 miles child. accidentally fall into deep water. when he visits the Dallas Texans' Another Casualty: Roman Me . , n 11- i ,L -•* Ai.». Hilninn aih film QDilTP . SUMMARY wreckage of an Argentine airline DC-6 that south— of— —Buenos - Aires, wiping- - out two entire Some of the preventable water The dog - paddle is a good one. camp here. jias, an outfielder, whom the Pitts burgh Pirates have optioned to the FIRST GAME SCORES crashed in flames during a blinding rain storm, Argentine families. One of the passengers was deaths occur because parents didn’t Some children can be taught killing all 67 persons aboard. The plane en route identified as Wilbur Taylor, Oklahoma oil ma . know shallow water is just as lea- early to swim well. Others, while Foss and assistant Thurlo Mc Columbus Jets of the International College Park Indians ...... 10 thal as the deep. A child can drown taken with wading, stiffen when Grady, who will clarify rules in League. Atlanta Panthers...... 1 if even a teaspoon of water gets terpretations to the various forced to learn to swim. Forest Park Braves 9 info his airway the wrong way. squads, will visit tihe Houston Oil- Thf United Golfers Association East Point Red Sox 0 Skip the force and wait until the efs at Houston Monday, the New That's one reason the accident has set off a storm within Its ranks (Forfeit) child is ready. Child psychiatrists York Titans at Bear Mountain, N. by taking the 1961 tournament from prevention committee of the Amer ican Academy of Pediatrics prea. caution that force in such a case Y. the Boston Patriots at Am Memphis, Tenn., and awarding it LaGrange Indians . ches that young children should can damage the child emotionally herst, Mass., Wednesday, the Buf to Boston, Mass. To save face the Macon Cardinals be taught to blow out when the making him so afraid of swimming falo Bills »at East Aurora, N. Y„ UGA then switched the 1962 tour ■ (Forfeit) that he might never leam, even Thursday,'the Oakland Raiders at nament back to Memphis. 1 face is splashed with water. Show your child how to do this when older. Bjuita Cruz, Calif., Monday, July Thomaston Greyhounds Vs. Newnan 31 .the San Diego Chargers at oan Reports are that at the Cincin Braves Rained-out. Diego, Aug. 1 and the Denver nati meeting of the UGA, Mem Contracts Broncos at Golden. Colo. Aug. 2. phis delegates outlined all plans SECOND GAME SCORES Xu. that had been worked out for the College Park Indians ...... 10 Bill White Ties Two Team tournament but was forced to leave Atlanta Panthers ...... 5 Judge Allan K. Grim Rules 1961-62 Grim said the 1953 judgment bar for home before the recommenda red the NFL and its teams from ■ Forest Park Braves tions of the committee could be making any agreement “having East Point Red Sox Pact Violates Anti-Trust Statutes read. the purpose.^»’ effect of restricting Records For St. Louis (Forfeit) PHILADELPHIA (UPD—A federal judge Thursday voided a two- the areas'within which broadcasts Finnis Breedlove, golf writer of By ROSCOE L. McCRARY year television contract between the National Football League or telecasts of games may be made." Thfl Ohio Sentinel has raised the RESTRICTS CLUBS ST. LOUIS (Special to the Atlanta Daily World)-Tho big hero FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - and the ColumburBroadcasnng system in aoeci which shook The two-year pact provides that in this man's town last weekend was a big strong srnlltngrdthlete (ÜPI) — About 200 Negroes, most —Why would Memphis sacrifice Players Begiir the foundations of the world of telecast sports. CBS has the right to determine who answers to the name of Bill White. of them teen-agers, used Fart Lau "entirely within its own discretion, a record tournament (over 250 en The NFL pondered legal action, Grim voided the $9.300.090 con derdale’s public beach without in without consulting the NFL com Bill White, stellar first baseman .317 and ninth in the league’s list cident Sunday. tries to do the National UGA a but if the anti-trust ruling of U. tract for 1961 and 1962 between the missioner or any club" which games for the Cardinals, led his team in of leading hitters. favor for their top 180. 'Shaping Up' For 8. District Court Judge Allan ■ K. NFL and CBS on grounds it vio are to be telecast. sweeping two double headers from The Negroes fanned out down the —Why the torunament committee Grim stands up, huge losses were lated the anti-trust laws. White lost his sleep when the beach in scattered small groups. didn't suggest 1963 as the chang the Chicago Cubs, by tying two seen by NFL Commissioner Pete —o— "This provision restricts the In first twin-biller went to 1 a. m. About 100 policemen patrolled the ing year since Memphis had plan records. He garnered 14 hits for the Rozelie for several member cl'fbs. dividual clubs from determining the and by the time he got to bed It area ned all of Its activities? GIÀ All-Star Fills Specifically, he said the agree four games tying the 45-year-old areas within which telecasts of record set by the late and great was 3 o’clock. Knowing he had to A big blow would be suffered by ment last April 24 ran against a get up early to conduct a baseball It was the first large-scale beach Breedlove notes “Both the Boston ...Although practice does not of games may be made because the Ty Cobb. millions of fans. Rozelie Implied judgment he entered December 12, clinic he couldn’t sleep. At the integration move here. The Sunday tournament and the Memphis tour, ficially begin for Football and Bas defendants have by their contract that Grim's ruling affected other 1953 giving the NFL and its mem And what’s more - he only had clinic, Bill instructed until noon, crowd was estimated at about 12,- nament were agreed on In Atlanta, ketball players for the All-Star given this power to CBS," Grim professional leagues which have a ber clubs the sole right to deter a 45-minute nap in 24 hours to do had lunch and then went to the 000 altogether. but nothing was said about a limit Classics until July 26th, the squads said. “single-network” TV program. The mine areas within which telecasts park. He had his 45-mlnute nap on on either. Boston will have the have begun work-outs already at Grim's 1953 judgment was en it on. NCAA also has such a television of their games may be made. ,The Cardinals took the four a training table before taking the Well Preserved honor of working under the old the various schools. Basketball tered after the government filed an package for college games. games playing in two successive “Your husband certainly is well plan whereas, all golfers are able players are practicing daily at the The latest contract, the judge anti-trust suit against the NFL in field for pre-game practice. nights. White’s two-day record included preserved for 60 ” to participate. Memphis will be on Anderson Park Recreation Center Rozelie said he was “keenly dis found, saw the member clubs pool 1951. The court found that certain In slamming out the 14 hits, one home run, two triples, two dou “Well, why not? He gets ’canned’ the new schedule as outlined by and also Pittman Park. Coaches appointed'* with the judge's deci their television rights and turn of the league by-laws violated the White raised his batting average to bles and nine singles. Franklin Lett, Detroit and his are urging these players to report sion. He said It would have “far- them over to Rozelie to be sold in Sherman Act while Others did not. Miss Onthego-Oh, that would tournament planning committee to to your High School Coaches to reaching effects on televised sport a single package to a sponsor who The 1953 decision by Grim gave be great! I dote an pineapples! limit participants". pick up your uniforms on Tues ing events.’’ would determine which games the NFL authority to black out. day, July 25th. All players are once should be telecast and where. home games. again urged to begin practicing now, "The NFL's contract with CBS so they may be in shape for the television is the same type that has games. Pictures will be made on been employed by other sports i Friday afternoon. July 28. leagues and heretofore gone unchal Judge Rebukes ‘Truth Serum’ GEORGIA INTERSCHOLASTIC lenged," Rozelie said in New York. ASSOCIATION CLINIC AND VIOLATES ANTI-TRUST LAWS ; ,4 ' GAMES BENEFIT MANY The Georgia Interscholastic All- On 14-Year-0ld Defendant i Star Games have become a part of tv the Atlanta sporting world. In four Approval Seen For CHICAGO - (ANP)-Two de be absolutely frank with .this court. short years this sport venture is fense lav,yers were sharply rebuk Asst. State’s Atty. John Stamos. being looked upon as being a sum Patterson-McNeeley ed here last week for having a who is prosecuting the case said mer time activity, that starts the truth drug administered in County that but for the magnitude of the people to begin getting ready for Championship Fight charged with a teacher's murder, charge against Hester, he would the fall football games BOSTON - (UPI) — The way chraged with a teacher’s murder. have asked for contempt proceed The Clinic serves as a 4-day appeared almost clear Thursday for ings against the lawyers. Workshop fdr coaches under the heavyweight champ Floyd Patter Testimony before Judge Alexan Kaplan and Feldman applied for tutorage of the best minds in the son and challenger Tom McNeel- der Napoli disclosed that the law permission from Napoli to have a games. ey to sign for a September title yers for Lee Arthur Hester had a physician examine Hester and draw These games have provided funds fight here. psychiatrist administer the drug a blood sample for typing. for the un-privileged children of Tentative signing date Is Fri under the pretext of drawing a The physician, taken to Hester’s the Atlanta System, G. I. A. ac day but there was some doubt blood sample. room in the County Jail by the tivity program. These games also whether all of the details would ACCUSED OF STABBING lawyers, is Dr. Marvin Zlpoyan, a make possible for coaches to make be cleared up by that- time. TEACHER psychiatrist. contact with some of the better Atty. Gen Edward J. McCormack Hester, is accused of the fatal Instead of taking the blood sam football players. Many of these Jr., Wednesday ruled that Cham stabbing April 20 of Mrs. Jose ple .the doctor Injected the serum players will reoeive scholarships to pionship Sports Inc. was entitled phine Keane, 45, a supervising and was quizzing the boy when in continue their schooling. These to a state boxing license to conduct teacher at tihe Lewis-Champlin terrupted by jail personnel after games have brought together the the fight. The state police now must School. Hester screamed. best musicians just as it has done make a routine check of the cor Judge Napoli told the attorneys, for football and basketball players poration and those involved in it. Marshall Kaplan and Jerome Feld PRAISES GHANAIANS The week-long sporting venture Though this procedure Is strictly man: • ACCRA, Ghana — (ANP) — The makes possible sporting fans to routine, it nevertheless takes some “At no time did you diKlose that Rev Ndabanlgl Sithole, treasurer of SHK ANSWER TO 'BLOWN HATCH' MYSTERY - In excellent enjoy a good evening of fellowship time. the drug was to be administered the National Democratic Party of shape, according to doctors, is Capt. Virgil "Gus" Grissom at and for coaches to exchange sports The 15-round bout would be held | nor that a psychiatrist would ex Southern Rhodesia, said of Ghana he wave» to newsmen at Grand Bahama Island, where ht it views. at the Garden or Boston University amine the boy. Parental consent ians: "They know what they want „.„'king with NASA director James Webb. Officials, however, Field, formerly Braves Field. The was not obtained. and they are working for it." The were «eking an answer to the mystery of the blown-off hitch rt’rOi mi CHASE - Astronaut Leroy Gordon, an Air Force tena'.lve date is Sept. 23. : “»»B ■ECAREFU^"‘vruvc.rvfu inIN rv»uw»jFUTURE NDP leader led a three-man ovie- which «nt the Liberty Bell 7 to the bottom and endangered o finnl preiiighl check on F-100 jet-fighter in MfNre'ey, 23. of suburban Ar- -"I see no reason why you mis- gatinn from his country to the re- the spaceman. An expert Is shown looking over the only re it he will follow fligh^of Astronaut Virgil Grissom. liiwlon Is unbeaten in 23 fights but I| represented your position. oent conference of African Freedom maining piece of the space capsule to have been recovered. “In Um future, you had better Fighters at Winneba.
I .1. t i Talladega Grand Katanga, Congo MWWII W Along The 1 Jury Asks Death Accepts Soviet ports Trail In Hogging Cases Ollers Of Help TALLADEGA, Ala. - (ANP) - ELIZABETHVILLE, Katanga - A grand jury here last week rec
• * Saturday, July M, 1961 Southeast's First Open Private College To Be Built In Florida $15 Million Institution To Be Named New College NEW YORK - (UPI) - The 20th Century's first private libera arts college In the Southeastern United States to accept students "irrespective of racial origin or religious belief" will be establish ed at Sarasota, Fla., it was announced Sunday. The $15 million institution, to be through fear, through ignorance or known as New College, is slated through prejudice, deprives thestu- TOP LEVEL CONFEREES ON H.A.R.E.B.'s CONVEN-1 Reading from left to right: William R. Valen to open its doors to 1,200 student« dent of his birthright: the right TION PROGRAM — Charles L. Warden, the new tine, Jr., FHA, Intergroup Relations Advisor, Dr. in September, 1964. Future enroll to discover truth for himself. There "On The Job" President of the National Associa B. T. McGraw, Assistant to the Administrator, ment Is expected to reach 2,400. Is far too much of this in our “free' It is being organized by a board United States. tion of Real Estate Brokers, a nationwide trade House and Home Finance Agency, Washington, Of trustees and the Board of trus “Are we afraid that Communist Negro Organization with affiliated branches in D C., Charles L. Warden, President of the Na tees and the Board of Home Mis -even other religious ideas - are over 40 states, recently conferred with lop gov tional Association of Real Estate Brokers, Brook sions of the Congregational Christ so attractive we will not be able ernment housing officials, in the Nation's Capi lyn, N.Y., Oliver W. Hill, newly appointed As ian Churches. to resist them? If you don’t teach t about Communism how can you tol, on the final plans and programs for the! sistant to FHA Commissioner, and George B. Plans for the college were an nounced Sunday at a news con understand it? Fear comes through forthcoming 14th Annual N.A.R.E.B, Convention, Nesbitt, Assistant to Urban Renewal Commiss ference at New York University by Ignorance." which will be in Boston, Mass., from August 18- ioner. New College President Dr. George There will be "complete free 23. F. Baugham and board of trustees dom of inquiry" at New College, Chairman Philip H. Hiss. he added. Baughman said the coeducation Baughman said the four-year al institution will be "a prestige curriculum will emphasize science, college in the quality of its faculty the humanties, the arts and social SETTLERS FEARFUL OF Calendar Of Events and the quality of its student body, science. and will provide a liberal educa “There will be no trade school tion of the highest quality in an course, leisuretime passers and the intimate communty of learning that multitude of non-academic sub- AFRICAN LEADERSHIP^ Of Southeastern enjoys complete academic freedom." Joels'that-clutter up college cata- * * loguesln/v.xvn ferini!today," H he nAsaid. 1«4 The chief reasons advanced are f— —Both Baughman and Hiss Stress .■SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia "New College will establish aca political insecurity and fear of i ed that the college will be free from — (ANPi — Fearful of Africans demic standards at the top level of gaining control of government fol Africa.1 advancement. Many believe s all outside controls including that excellence and will concentrate on lowing the referendum of July 26, that the way things are going now of government, presure groups and All are cordially invited to at- giving close individual attention to to which the country votes ap there will be no place for the white the church. bi- students who will be carefully chos man in Africa in the foreseeable tend the activities of the 21st FREE OF CONTROL proval or disapproval of a new ennial session of the Southeastern "It will be church-related and en for their Interest in education, constitution, white settlers of Sou future. Federation of Colored Women's conducted in a manner expressive not athletics. thern Rhodesia are quitting the "But one firm principle we will With the Congo lying athwart Clubs, convening in Albany, Ga, of Christian principles but, in ac country at (the rate of 3,600 a HONORED-These three leaders in agricultural the bolder of Northern Rhodesia July 30-August 1, on the Albany cordance with centuries-old Con follow Is to train bodies as well as Cited for thirty years of extended achieve minds. Americans need fit bodies education were honored last week at the an- year. and the tragic lessons of indepen State College campus. gregational policies, free of church • -, . mi mu mii- iiivi.ii,ment, theynivy uicare fromiiuiii iviileft toiv iright: i^nii jviiiiJohn C.*«• Mc- and we expect to keep our students In the last three months, the dence in that, former Belgian ter control," Hiss said. nua on erence of Vocational Agriculture Laughlin, professor of rural sociology at A. and ritory, many of .the whites now CALENDAR OF EVENTS fit through lntra-mural athletics.” s White population has shown a The- Rev. Dr. Howard Spragg, eac ers o North Carolina held at A. and T. T.; E, V/. Draughan, Gastonia, and G. C. Cren- leaving Southern Rhodesia take the EMPHASIS ON INDIVIDUAL steady decrease of 300 a month, MASS MEETING - Sunday, July treasurer of the Board of Home College. view: “There’s no stopping what Baughman said present plans shaw, Hallsboro, both Vo-Ag teachers. according to figures released by 30 at 4 pm, Caroline Hall Audi Missions and a New College trus lias been started in Africa now.” call for the use of “proven” teach the statistical department. Although torium, Albany State College. tee, added: “While church and college have ing aids and equipment and for actual figures may seem snail f in Speaker, Dr. Rosa L. Gragg, De tutoring methods that “parallel They believe that sooner or la a common goalthe search for and comparison with the total popu ter Africans must come to full troit, President, National Associa promulgation of truth-church con the Oxford system In the relation Unemployment Of lation, they are nonetheless sig power here and that the policy of tion Colored Women’s Clubs. ship between professor and stu Pennsylvania Gov. Lawrence Signs nificant. All told, the white popu trols of Institutions of higher learn ■ partnership between the races will dent." lation of this vast country totals CONVENTION LUNCHEON - ing nearly always results in Inferior not work. Hiss added that the college will Monday. July 31, at 12:30 pm., education." some 300,000. Afrioans number an place great emphasis on the In Youth Is Called estimated three million. Albany State College Dining Hall. He said that Congregationalists ’s First Fair Education Act Speaker, Dr. W. H. Dennis, Jr, have played a major role in the dividual. Thus, a loss of 3.600 whites a OWES LIFE TO DOG "We intend to see that the path HARRISBURG, Pa.- (ANP) - their use. President Albany state College. development of higher education in year poses a double threat. Not to truth is unobstructed," he said. Pennsylvania’s flnst Fair Education CAMP IRWIN, Cal. - Stranded the United States, starting with the Social Dynamite Enactment of the law followed rnly would it mean that the num "We will teach students to think ■Opportunities Act was signed by for a week without food in searing YOUTH "CHARMORAMA" AND establishment of Harvard and Yale studies that showed some Penn ber of whites is dwindling to a critically for themselves. That is Gov. David L. Lawrence last week. desert heat, 53 - year - old Ramon ORATORICAL CONTEST - Mon- universities and later Fisk and WASHINGTON. D. C. - Secre sylvania colleges were accepting point where they would be con the only sure road to greatness, sidered even less than a minority C. Miller, says his dog saved his day, July 31. at 4 pm. Hazard Howard universities, the first col tary of Labor Arthur J. Goldber-- The new legislation, effective in student:« on the basis of quotas, In fact, our only assurance of sur speaking before a congressional 30 days, requires educational insti group, but conversely, with every life. Education Center. leges for Negroes in the South. restricting the number of appli "AWARDS NIGHT" PROGRAM Hiss emphasized there would be rival. subcommittee, labeled the problem tutions to make their records avail- cants they would take according white person leaving the country, ■ Miller, a furniture buyer from “Our schools and colleges will —Monday, July 31, at 8:30 pm., no discrimination in selection of oi youth unemployment in the Na able for inspection by the Penn to their racial and national on- an average of about two Africans Fresno, became lost in the desert have to once more-stress Individual after taking a short cut — the Caroline Hall Auditorium. Speak students and faculty. tion’s urban slums as "potentially sylvania Human Relations Com l gins and their religion«. are left without jobs. Such a state ism, which is the root of demo er, Miss W. M. Crosson, President, "The articles of Incorporation the most dangerous social condition mission. of affairs stems mainly from the wrong road — and running out of cracy. And this new college will in America today." The 680 revealed that that the Whites, being in con gas. Palmer Memorial Institute, Se adopted by the board of trustees dalia, N.C. and approved by the state of Flori do. Denominational or religious in some vocational schools had re trol cf the economy, would be In "Speed through our school will stitutions are exempted from the fused to accept students of mino Hunger for land rises in Rhod PRESS BREAKFAST - Tues da call for the education of men The Secretary testified before the muoh better position to provide be determined by Individual ability, law. Neither does it affect the right day. August 1, ait 8 am, Dtatog and women, irrespective of racial special subcommittee on education rity races or religions, saying there j employment tor Africans than esia. opportunity and motivation. A great of any school to accept and ad Hall. origin or religious belief, in all of the House Committee on Educa would be no employment (or them would the few Africans who are deal of responsibility will be plac tion and Labor in support of House minister gilts from donors whose in their chosen fields. The act pro U. S. troops in Berlin told to be branches of learning and educa In budneM. ""Hie CROWNING EXPERI ed on the individual, for although Resolution 7178, the Juvenile Delin temis may place limitations on hibits such discrimination. Why are the whites leaving? ready. tion,” he said. ENCE" — Film depleting the life democracy depends for its survival quency and Youth Offense Control Limitation Deprives Students .... on high level of education in all and straggles of Dr, Mary McLeod LIMITATION DEPRIVES Act Of-IML—: Bethune, Tuesday, August 1, at 6:30 Its people, it does not owe more to STUDENTS the Individual than the opportunity Mr. Goldberg followed Attorney pm., Caroline Hall Auditorium. institution Portsmouth, Va. Church "Any educational General Robert F. Kennedy and which limits Inquiry, whether to achieve his best." ____ Secretary of Health, Education, and Angola Cool - Reception SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Patio
Reception, courtesy, Albany Fede Welfare Abraham Ribicoff in testi Withdraws From AAAE Ranks rated Clubs: Sightseeing Tour, mony on the measure. These three Albany Federated Clubs; Picnic, Cabinet officers make up the Com i! . courtesy, Georgia Federation of Portuguese Said mittee on Juvenile Delinquency and Emanuel," served as- secretary at "PORTSMOUTH. Va.—A resolu Colored Woman's Clubs; Lawn Re Youth Crime, recently established Expected For Diplomat the meeting which he said was held tion was adopted at a meeting of ception, courtesy, Resident and by President Kennedy. at the Fisher Funeral Home. He members of Emanuel AME Church Mrs. W. H. Denis, Albany State "The great population of unem LUANDA, Angola - (NNPA) - Angola. Mr. Williams Is particularly said that Emanuel members were last week to withdraw from the College; “At Home" with Mrs. ployed and out -of -school young G. Mennen Williams, American As disliked by the Portuguese because "not satisfied with the assessments denomination and establish an in Mamie« B. Reese, Southeastern , people in our city slums is social sistant Secretary of State for Afri of a statement made by him In placed on them." and he said there Losing In Africa dependent ohurch. President; Port Convention Tour, dynamite." Mr. Goldberg said. "It can Affairs, who has been given Kena earlier this year that the was an additional assessment lev to include Andersonville Cemetery off the colonial rule of Lisbon, are is potentially the mast dangerous permission by the Portuguese to future of African was something The break between a large fac- ied on the congregation. and the Franklm D. Roosevelt Me LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo surprisingly well outfitted with social condition In America to visit Angola next month on a fact- for the Africans themselves to de tfcn In thft historic congregation — The Portuguese, handicapped finding mission, will get a cool cide. He said the assessment was morial, The Little White House at modem automatic weapons and are day. the Rt. Rev. Frank Madison ! by heavy casualties, low morale, reception. computed on the basis of 1,198 Warm Springs, Ga. fighting under intelligent direction. ReM, bishop of 'he Virginia AME and desertions are fighting a losing "If we consider that by 1965 we The Portuguese were extremely member whereas the membership This information which has been conference, stems from a dispute [ battlg against Afrioans in Angola, will have 40 percent more persons The United States comes second reluctant to permit Mr. Williams is ebout 600. in round numbers. He substantiated by reports appearing bfween the church and the bishop it was reported here last week. under 20 years of age in our labor only to Russia in unpopularity in to visit Angola and only agreed said the majority of the members in London papers. over the pastor and assessments. It is also reported that they are force than we do today, it is evi after considerable pressure from would rather remain in the denom Who Knows? illegally using NATO material from dent that it is not a condition that Washington. A statement in the -Bishop Reid's refusal to reap- ination if tha t can be don^ "in With the press banned from An swimmer, began playirg in the 1. Name the first atomic-power- Is scheduled to go away." local press said the authorities will pajnt Dr J. R. Johnson. Jr., to] honor and dignity."______the United States. gola, Africa has had to rely on boat. He then decided to dive into ed submarine.------eyewitnesr-reports-fr-oni—refugees, —The. Secretary-pointei..out-that view the visit with “reserve.” Eknanuel at the annual conference | SAY TRUSTEES OWN CHURCH The same reports also disclosed -the water and swim-near the boafr- 2. On what date was the first in May of this year there were more Great Britain’s fact-finding mis etlrred up oppetition in the con Another dispute which must be some of whom are Europeans. Com Barton told the boy to jump into I successful telephone call from that the Africans, seeking to throw than half of a million youths un sion .meanwhile, is being permitted gregation against both the bishop settled between the bishop and muniques Issued by the Portuguese, the water. "When the kid jumped," New York to San Francisco employed and out of school. In June to travel all over Angola and is and Rev. P. E. Walker who was Emanuel members is' who owns the however, are contrary to accounts said Wright, "his heel struck Bar made? the unemployment rate for youths being received everywhere with appointed to succeed Dr. Johnson. church. The faction opposing the given by those who have fled the ton on the left temple and ap 3. Ho wlong was Joseph V. Stalin 16 and 17 years of age was 24 friendliness. iAn intonation was obtained on bishop said the deed to the pro country. Little reliance is placed parently knocked him out. He im premier of the Soviet Union? percent for boys and about 31 per May 26 again?: Rev. Walker who perty is recorded in the name of Tenn. Baptists here on the Portuguese reports or mediately disappeared under the The Portuguese authorities have 4. What is a monsoon? cent for girls. did not preach at Emanuel the he trurt.es of the church end that military successes because they water." decided to treat the mission as 5. How many times did Henry "I think it is clear that we have 1 first Sunday after his appointment. the property has never been deed*~ don't coincide with related events Hearing the frantic jereems of friendly observers and are con VIII of England marry? to do better, not only in seeing that INJUNCTION dissolved ed to the AME Church. known to be authentic. Wright for "help” was Everett veniently choosing to forget that 6 If you cross the Atlantic from Approve Budget Jobs are available to young people, The injunct,i?,. was argued in The congregation has been a For example, it has been dis Clark, who made the headlines of one of the objective of the mission west to east, would you set your in urban environments," Mr. Gold Hustings Court on June 2, before member of the AME ccnnection for closed that Portugal has been put several Florida papers three years is to inquire into reports of Portu watch forward or backward? berg continued, "but also In seeing Judge Robert F MeMurran and many years and has operated un ting pressure on South Africa to ago when he jumped into a canal guese atrocities against the African 7. What American financed the to it that they know about their was dissolved. The following Bun der the discipline of the denomi live up to an agreement to provide in South Florida and saved a white population. laying of the first Atlantic Of $131,807 day Rev. Walker preached ids nation. But during all these years military aid. employment opportunities. We have woman from drowning. cable? to do a much better counseling and first sermon as pas'or. the congregation has held the title MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Executive This report coming from Jo Clark swam to the area and re This time of year many housewlv«« Richard A. Todd, a steward at to the property. 8. What Cabinet position did Sir. Board of the Tennessee Baptist hannesburg and London is a re guidance i"b than we have done." covered Barton from 20 feet of love a problem with the common Winston Churchill hold in Bri Missionary and Educational Conven futation of the reported Portu He emphasized that juvenile de water. After giving mouth-to-mouth house spider. They can cause a tain during World War 1? tion this week approved a budget guese victories. linquency is essentially a local respiration in an attempt to re lot of extra dusting on the inside 9 What is a crumpet? of $131,807 for the 1961-62 Conven The London Observer said that problem and that this measure is vive Barton, Clark returned to the and the outside of thg home. You 10. Name the longest river in the tion year. Most of the money, (91,- a military pact between the two aimed at stimulating more compre water and rescued Wright by tow can get rid of most spiders by world. 000) will be used to support Owen countries already exists, but only hensive and more effective action ing him to shallow water. The boy’s saturating pieces of cotton wool In Juvenile Delinquency College here. in relation at Mozambique. It was on the local level. body was recovered several minutes oil of pennyroyal and placing them ANSWERS TO WHO KNOWS Final approval of the budget by reached last November at the time "This is the approach embodied later. in the haunts of thg spiders. By the NNPA News Service 1. The Nautilus. the convention is expected at the of a visit to Lourence Marques in (H. R. 7178),” the Secretary 2. January. 15, 1915. Annual Session in Oct. The Exe by the then South African Chief said. "It will provide the seed e continuing impression from automation In Industry. 3. Twenty-nine years. cutive Board met at the College in of Staff, General Melville. money to get these operations un 4. A seasonal wind blowing from t work Wiuli and research on The importance of training, and conjunction with the Tennessee Under it, either country is der way. It is.the approach, of £gang delinquents is that they work,are with respect to the reduction one direction. Ba^’ist Leadership Education Con pledged to the aid of the other cooperation — within and among 5. Six. all levels of government, and be basically young people who are im of delinquency, cannot be overem gress which was held there and at automatically in the event of a 6. Forward. bued with an extremely pervasive phasized if young people are want St. John Baptist Church. major threat, and Portugal agrees tween public and private agencies. 7. Cyrus West Field. sense of hopelessness and helpless ed to engage in conventional forms Dr. Charles L. Dinkins, presi to accept South African advice on "Most particularly, it is the ap 8. First Lord of the Admiralty. ness. of behavior and, in the first in dent of the College, said the Col security measures. proach which emphasizes the de 9. A thhi muffin, toasted for eat lege budget for the 1961-62 fiscal She rejected a suggestion for the velopment, ’testing, and dlssemiha- Delinquents In large urban areas stance, they must be provided with ing. year is $208,625. He said the balance disarming of her 5,000 Mozam tion of new ideas and new me are confronted with major prob conventional opportunities. 10. The Amazon of the Convention budget would be bique African troops and their re thods." lems in the areas of education and Sometimes enough attention is used for Convention expenses and placement by Europeans, on the employment. not paid to the fact that many Apologies to Mark Twain such items as Home and Foreign ground that it contravened her Delinquency generally in large people now engage in delinquent "For my Insomnia, the doctor Missions. policy of non-raciallsm. urban areas is highly associated patterns simply because they don’t advises me to lie at the vry edge The leadership meeting, which Portugal now wants this agree Musician, lad with what has been called In the have much of a chance to behave of the bed." was attended by about 500 church ment extended to Angola. country the hard-core unemploy otherwise. "Whait’s the idea?’ and Sunday School leaders from ment problem. This problem “Thinks I may drop at' I sup throughout the state, featured Rev. has assumed greater and great If one wants to reduce youthful pose." Wm. A. Johnson of Chicago, Ill., as Dr. Kincheloe To Be Drown In Walker's proportions with the bulging popu delinquency, it must be made pos guest speaker and ended with the lation problem and with the rapid sible for young people’to see that Get’Back At Him presentation of certificates to those New College Trustee life holds more for them than to Mrs. Gray—And did you enjoy who completed training require NEW YORK - Dr. Samuel C. feed them despair. Lake In Tampa your camping trip, my dear? ments. Kincheloe. professor of sociology of Bisiiwss Opportunity When one talks about problems Mrs. Young—Immensely. It was religion. The Interdenominational TAMPA, Fla. - (ANP) - Alfred the first chance I had to complain Went African Business Opportunit like this confronting young people PAYS DEBT Theological Center. Atlanta Geor Barton, 35-year-old singer and bass In urban areas, three arguments are of my husband’s cooking. ies in Farming, Export-Import and AUCKLAND, New eZaland - gia will act as a trustee o’ the ' rst player with Charles Russell and his often advanced. General Business — Partners want When unable to pay a taxi driver. privately endowed, and controlled Jazz Joys, and a nine-year-old Charles O’Conner was told he could ed in badnesses already operating, One is that delinquency is said libral arts college to be established companion, drowned at Walker's pay later. O’Conner did pay — 30 and ready to operate in West Africa. to be the responsibility of the fami KnifeCOTJ in the Southeast section of the Lake last week despite heroic efforts United States in this century. To to save them by a Tampa sports Applicant« iq each category must ly. Somehow or anather, the prob / Orick, apply Morolinel years later. Soon after the debt was made, be known as New College, It will man. have practical experience In it, lem of deviant behavior among / Soothe ptin, ipwd b«al- lu. Suck I bandy drew- O'Conner was hospitalized. He was be located In Sarasota, Florida. Barton and Marvin Lewis Baker MMmty equipment, some cash young people represents a major „ Ini. Keep it in the Htchei never able to find the driver until The president will be Dr. George and Robert Wright were In a leaky and ready to settle there. Will make breakdown in the family system «nd bethroom. Bl| jar 2Sf. recently, when the man was traced F. Baughman, vice-president for boat at the resort area, when the «0 nectaary arrangements. Please and somehow or another, if we Nature's Best Petroleuni Jelly business affairs and treasurer of. double tragedy occurred. n*I| detailed applications to: John cloud reinforce bhe sense of respon to a home for the aged. ) After the fare was paid, O'Conner New York University. Dr. Baugh Wright said they were about fifty *’*—g4-. «« p“ur*'‘ M, Brooklyn sibility on the part of parents the MOHOLINE delinquency problem would tubside said, “Now I don’t owe anybody a man will assume hi« new port in yards from shore when Barton, de - ■ greatly.______1______- penny” September. mited by friend« u *fi axveUeot 4' » ■y- . J i