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The rape of two Booker T. Washington High School students, Sept. 22, on lonely Presidents Island, wos a hot issue all iait wMlt in Judge Ben I. Hooks' division of Criminal Court.

The two 21-year-old men charg­ ed with the crime decided to take the big gamble and stand trial. The State, represented by Assist­ ant Attorneys General Clyde Ma­ son and Terry Lafferty, had of­ LeROV VAN JOHNSON fered both defendants 35-year pri­ son term not to go on trial.

When the 12-man jury returned its verdict late Saturday evening, one of the defendants, Rufus Flemming Jr., was pronounced a free man — "Not Guilty." Flem­ Here Are Negro History Textbooks ming, formerly employed by RCA and now a grocery store employee, was already at liberty under a $10,000 bond. He was defended by two members of Memphis’ first NAACP Wants In The General Alumni Association interracial law firm, Walter L. of UMoyne College is making final Bailey Jr. and Irving Salky. plans for the annual meeting of the association and a reunion of The other defendant, stock Joe can Negro History (resource ma­ CAN NEORO (for upper elemen­ graduates of all of LeMoyne’s class­ Wilbert Stevenson, of 86 West Mc­ terials for teachers and adminis­ tary and Junior high schools) by es <1898. 1908. 1918, 1928. 1938. 1948 Lemore, didn’t do as well as Flem­ Earl 8chenlck Mlers. trators! by William Loren Katz and 1958). ming. Stevenson, who did not take . I the witness stand, drew a 10-year THE UNFTNISHlfD MARCH: THE NEGRO IN AMERICA: f sentence in the State Penitentiary. The History of the Negro in the Bibliography, by Elizabeth W. Mill­ His court-appointed attorney. Mn. Maxine 8mlth. -executive Rickard and Rotor United States During the Civil er. Walker Gwinn, said he wduld ask secretary of the NAACP branch, War and Reconstruction (for up­ for a new trial and June 10 was said the civil righto unit ixpects per elementary and Junior high A LAYMAN’S GUIDE to Negro History, by Edwin A. Salk set as the date for the motion to immediate replies from the two schools! by Carol F. Drlsko and be heard. boards of education. Edgar A. Toppin THE NEGRO IN MODERN She pointed out that .“thta nec­ TIME OF TRIAL, Time St 'American History Textbooks, - by Flemming. a small young man Irving Sloan. of 1853 South Orleans, testified essary change in books wDl not Ernest R. May. HOPE: Tiie Negro in America, in his own defense. He was at­ Involve burdensome expenses as 1919-1941 (tor upper elementary College President Hollis F Price’s THE GROWTH 0^'MMERICA tired in neat street clothes federal funds are available under and Junior higli schools) by Mil­ annual luncheM for alumni will (for junior high schools! by Re­ throughout the long trial. Steven­ Title I and Title II of the 1965 ton Meltzer and August Meier. start at 1:30 phi. at the close of bekah R. Liebman and Gertrude son. who had been unable to make Elementary and Secondary Edu­ the annual meeting and election bond, wore prison clothes. cation Act to supplement local A. Young. EYEWITNESS: The Negro in Highlighting the luncheon will be school budgets for purchasing American History (for Junior and President Price’s state of the col­ calMroom, supplementary books senior high schools! by William L lege address, a report of financial and library books.’ Kate. gifts to the college from LeMoyne chibs, and the presentation of col­ It took two days to complete The NAACP went so tar as to A PICTORIAL HISTORY of the A HISTORY OF A FREE PEO­ lege plaques end the alumnus of the 12-man panel from prospec- suggest a list of textbooks that Negro In America ifor Junior and PLE (for senior high schools) by the year award. lle jurors already present and tell the story of the Negro. senior high schools i by . Langston Henry W. Bragdon and Samuel P. from 250 more who were called Hughes and Milton Meltwr. DAVIDSON JR. McCutchen. Chosen by the awards commit­ in. Selection of the panel began In the American history cate­ STAMFORD, Conn. —UPI- Oun tee to receive the alumnus of the on Monday of last week Many gory, the NAACP recummertded FROM SLAVERY TO FREE­ 8TORY OP THE NEGRO (for and drug charges against Jackie year award is Mrs. Lillian M Ben­ DOM: A History of American Ne­ of the prospective Jurors were sys­ these textbooks: Robinson Jr., a Vietnam War vet­ bow of Detroit, a 1944 graduate of upper elementary end Junior high groes (for senior high schools) by tematically excluded because they schoolsi by Ama Bonlempo eran «nd son of the baseball great, I eMoyne and now a government DISCOVEPINO AMERICAN John Hope Franklin. said they could not give the de­ were suspended Tuesday after a official in the Mtor City. fendants death in the electric HI8TORY (for grades 5 and 6i THE STORY OF THE AMERI- TEACHER8' GUIDE to Amerl- physical testified he was dependent chair. on drugs. A gay reception is planned for Saturday night. May 25 Several of Circuit Court Judge George Dice- the reunion classes will conduct jackson, Tem-Mly' Thinks class parties Friday night, May 24. nro released the younger Robinson H. Countee win address trig UAA. In the custody of the Commission and all alumni of -the college have nl and the MUne Collie gt^. on Adult Probation for treatment. been Invited to attend the morning Au order was entered suspending service at 8econd Congregational Robert Davidson Jr., of Memphis the charges against the youth up Church, Sunday, May 26 Si a graduate of Morehouse Col- p m In the U. A. Ktrkendr to two years during the treatment. e In Atlanta, was featured re­ WA8HINOTON, D. C - The General chairman of reulon ac­ ent Center. ' cently in the Daily News. . A . ■ MT s UB. Oommission on Civil Rights tivity is LeRoy Van Johnson, city The feature dealt with Job oppor­ Young Robinson was arrested Attorney Countee. A I»2( today recommended that the na­ school teacher and church worker. tunities tor Negro college gradu- Feb. 4 less than nine months after ate of Lane CqUflgt also II tional political parties require “In tnu report we sought to de­ By LOUIC CASSELS he returned from Vietnam. He was Reunion class chairmen chosen to M.S. degree tn phvsta fl their 8tote party organizations to termine the extent to which for­ University of Michlaw I afford Negroes full and equal par­ merly un registered Negroes In (Continued On Pare Four) (Continued on Pare Four) Mr Davldton 22. now a business WASHINGTON UPI-The Poor LL.B. deeree from Howa tincipation in every aspect of party the South are now registered to majun< Mr. Davldam U president nal conventions this rummer, cause of their race, what obstacles confront Negro candidates and frames and letan-tos at the toot of the>e uriverslty— of Chicago’s Busl- This was one of several recom­ of the Lincoln Memorial where ness Clutfc. prospective candidates for office mendations the Commission made and the extent of Negro participa­ Martin Luther King Jr. told the His parents, Mr. and Mrs Robert in a report of a study of partici­ tion in political party affairs,” nation in 1963 that “I have a Davidson 8r., are the longtime op­ pation by Negroes in the electoral Taylor explanned. dream” erators of Davidson’s Grill. and political processes in 10 Sou­ thern 8tates since the passage of “While we found that there has The marchers, their ranks to be In the feature article, the Junior the Voting Rights Act of 1965 been an Increase in the number of swelled Thursday by as many as Davklson expresses his feelings registered Negro voters and a 2,000 poor people In caravans from abnrt Job opportunities for college- The report Political Participation corresponding Increase tn the num­ the south, midwest and east, occu­ trained Negroes. "My offers have concluded that despite significant ber of black candidates seeking pied the first 200 shelters their not been Any higher than my white progress In voters registration and public and party office, there are leaden hoped to have built by colleagues at the University of political activity by Negroes since new forms of discrimination and nightfall. Each of theA-trames can Chicago," the- said. passage of the Voting Rights Act new election conthlvancee to pre­ house eight persons. And the lean many problems remain in securing vent Negroes from participating tos, a family of four. The apparent reason for the con­ to the Negroes of the South the fully and freely in the political fusion, he uid, is that the Negroes There are abut 600 marchers In opportunity to participate equally and electoral praReesN,” Taylor get many Job offers because of town now. most of them from Mis­ with white citizens In voting and pointed out. their relative scarcity. sissippi. They spent Monday night political actlvlclty. in church basements, recreation In the'article, Davidson com­ halls end private homes, and plains that Negroes holding Mas­ William L Taylor, Staff Direc­ tor of the Commissionion described moved to the site of “Resurrection ter's degrees are hired as trainees City” as the accommodations the Political Participation report while whltea, wtth equivalent quali­ were completed. ’ ■ fications, are hired as managers as the first comprehensive descri­ ption and analysis of the effects 15 ACRE TRACT (Continued on Pan Four) of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 inside Memphis

HISTORY IS BEING Made here this week at Centenary on East McLemore where Negroes of the Methodist Church are con­ ducting their last segregated conference. The Tennessee-Kentucky Conference is going out of business along with Its parent body, the all-Negro Central Jurisdiction of the Methodist Church, which means that Centenary and other Negro Methodist churches in tl>e area will be absorbed by the formerly all-white Memphis Conference.

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b »T< * si A. = is State University Former Mayor William B In­ gram will be the principal soeaW at an elaborate rally, sponsored by the “Citizens of Hubert Avenue" In support of the Hyde Park- Hollywood Civic League, at New Bethel Baptist Church. 2215 Stovall, Tuesday, May 21, al 7:30 pip. Mr. Intram will be Introduced by 0. Z. livers. The program. ’An Evening With Regina'" will be oenfered around Miss Regina Wiggins, queen of the Civic league “

Charles Warren of tire biology department at Southwestern will rmtoe thr program. He will be 1n- ON THE SICK LI8T troduced by Dr John E. Jordan. Mr Jack Sutherland, brother of The devotional leader will be John W Sutherland, and his Charles Turner of Middle Baptist diughter, are confined to a hos- Church. Music will he furnished by ltal In Detroit, Mich. the Wiggins-Reed and Southern Mrs Dlerenda Fuller, Rev R 0. Sons singing groups Soloists will Carroll. Mrs Ada Currie and Mr. be student doctor John Ingram of James Winbush are ill In Lauder­ the University of Tennessee, Mrs. dale County Hospital.

Mrs Laura Sutherland is home Miller. Douglass — Reclame Chambers 'n Wilma Jefferson. Miss Rosie Billups, daughter ot Manassas — Willie Allen 'n 8tarr Mr. and Mrs William Billups, ma­ Harvey. joring in secondary education and Melrose — Ben Oakly ’n Gall sociology. She hopes to become a Ward. social worker or guidance coun­ Until next week: "8uccess in selor. Life is Our Most Important Busi­ ness.” CITY FISHERIES

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TNe MT ZIP HIS HOUSING AUTHORITY will receive Bids for ' Or SITE PREPARATION for the COURT AVENUE URBAN RE- Hi there! Here are your scribes, received the Athletic Attendance ‘-WRAL AREA, PROJECT UI PROJECT NO. TENN. R-4», PART Ronald Anderson Walter, son of Carolyn Broomfield and Elaine Award numerous times for their -fC*, wwtfl l:M PM o'clock. Central Daylight Savinp Time, on Mr and Mrs. Norris 0. Walter of Holmes, with the latest happenings attendance at various athletic - JwbMS, IMS, at 700 Adams Avenue, Memphis Tennessee, at which 838 Ioka Ave, was recently elect­ around the Wildcats Den. events, and they received recogni-- ttgie all bida will be publicly opened and read aloud. ed chairman of Administration tion for rendering Christmas car­ Mdswre Invited upon the several Items and approximate over­ Committee to the student council LIMELIGHT ols at Shelby County Hospital. Their colors are pink and cran­ all gaantltin of work as follows; at Clark University in Worcester, Service is more than Just a word berry Mis Ruby P. Fentress is the 1. ixcavating-Grading-Filling- Mass Clark, one of New England's In the dictionary to the young la­ leading institutions, is identified advisor. Smbankment 98,000 Cu. Yds. dies who make up the Les June among America’s "highly competi­ -4, Shoot paving and improvements, including Dames Society. The purpose of this MAY DAY tive' universities. organization is to serengthen young , curb, gutter and sidewalks 29,000 Sq. Yds.Yda. ladies not only socially but mor­ On Monday and Tuesday of last Ronald won the post in the , 3. Sanitary sewers, sites 8 to 10 inch ally as well, and to develop them week the Wildcat family observed campus annual spring student inclusive, including manholes and into better citizens of tomorrow annual May Day All physical edu­ council elections. He was opposed by serving the school and com­ cation classes participated by pre­ oppurtenances .. 3,000 Un. Ft. by one other aspiring candidate munity today. senting dances, stunts and other : 4. Storm sewers, 15 inch to 30 inch, from the junior class. Ronald is The officers are: president. Janet forms of entertainment. Hazel one of tHe few freshmen ever including manholes, inlets and Buckles, vice president, Sharmeen Scott was crowned “Miss May elected to such a distinguished po­ Caldwell; secretary, Juanita Fifer; Day.” sition of leadership. assistant Secretary, Gail Lee; treas­ TOY WILDCATS Earlier this spring, he was in­ urer, Stella Tharp; chaplain, Di­ Pal Clark. Wilma Foster, Leon vited to join and was recently anne Fitzgerald; business manager, McClendon. Forrestine Cook, Cherry initiated into the Epsilon XI chap­ Doris Woods, and parliamentarian, Anderson, Larry McNeal, Brenda ter of Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity. Uriah Bradfield. Bullard, Margaret Cain, Randy In his pledge club of 28. he was Members are: Janice Bell, Mo- Cox. Wendy Corley, Sidney Talbert, elected by acclamation treasurer. zella Black. Linda Burchett. Caro­ Valeria Hicks. Norma Kelly, Clau­ He has served diligently on the lyn Broomfield, Rose Davis Mil­ dia Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Bet­ university newspaper staff and has dred. DeElla Edwards. DeLois Ed­ ty Duncan, Gene Tompkins, Mary received letters of commendation wards, Vicki Floyd, Patricia Gill. Miller. Donald McAwee, Denise for some of his work. He is also La Juana Holst. Stephanie Larry. Pickens, Valeria Oliver, Carl Wil­ a member of the mathematics Laverne Love, Karen Sanders. Bev­ liams. Aaron Buchanan, Fines club. erly Simpson. Stancie Turner and Knox. Evelyn Thomas, Carolyn Ronald is a 1967 high Iftmor Phyllis Walters Turner and Harriet Atkins. graduate of Booker T. Washing­ These young ladies have a list Pick Hit of the Week - "A Stone Good Lover." ton High School, Memphis. of achievements for which they are very proud. They received the first TOP COUPLES place award for their Thanksgiving Rhonda Wooten 'n George Bell. Providence A.M.L basket on Harry T. Cash Day; they Pamela Bailey 'n Gregory Mickle (BTWf. Providence AME church wifi hold Gloria Sangster 'n Willie Dean Its annual Calendar Tea Sunday, Betty Allen ’n Eddie Smith. May 19, 4 to 7 p.m, at the ’At­ (TTY WIDE POPULARITY POLL lanta Life Insurance Building. 526 Bertrand - Johnny ColHne h Joan Crawford BTW — Don Mattox ’n Dorothy automatic Bond. Carver — Harld Cox 'n Vickie

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The Klondyke Civic Club, now in its new headquarters, M3 Vollen- tine Ave., anpounoes that it will begin selling dinners Sunday, May 19, and each Sunday thereafter, from 12 noon til 2:30 pm making deliveries when requested.

To place your order call the club's president, Jesse James, at the Klondyke Food Center, Mrs. JEWEL GENTRY HULBERT Vera Moton. 274-5774, or Mrs. A. Chrysler, 274-4970. the Gateway National “YOUR COLUMNIST" accepted Mr. Culklni and Mrs- Taylor Hayes Mrs. Alma Morris is reporter for oi the T. H. Hayes Funeral Home on the St. Louis Ur­ an invitation for the weekend in the club. in Memphis haye been close ban League the Steering St. Louis over the week (and ed for prompt removal 41 Ifta Sa­ mostly because I hated staying friends throughout the years. Committee for the first Negro State Senator. Ted D. McNeal .. ! Ing as speaker for the annual llee from the school brfMtl* And hone on Mothers' Day> as house MR. OILKINS occasion. Mrs. Stribling and Mrs A*- j for the dropping of the ebMM f* guest of Mi- *nd Mrs. Frank Syd­ Mr. Culkins has made an out­ and many others His bust-; gainst the students. '■ Essie Jackson, co-chairman were nor (she the former Wilma Whib- standing record in business. -Lie ness donates Chrlestmas baskets both appointed by Mr A. Maceo In a tetegran te Cvl'< fleld who was secretary to Mr. really sets the pacy in St. Louis to needy families sponsors perintendent of Bout the Ellis Strikers, Men's Bowling Walker, chairman of the board Frank 8weeney, former president and we could say that lie schools, Roy Wilkins. NA Mrs. Bessie O'Connor, is serving of LeMoyne College and she later is a pace setter all over. They Team girl's softball teams cutlve director, said that the A»- donated funds and limou­ as chairman of publicity. taught sociology at the college). showed us records where they had soq|ation "is s The Whitfields shared a joining 5j!4 funerals ior .1967 > and sines for the 7th and 8th grade (MRS. VEOLA KING (SpeSMr)' foHm “■ said that it requires one-thousand boys and girls of the Banneker apartment With us directly in trout JUDGE 8COVEL RICHARD8ON to patr< dollars a day to open up the Union District. St. Louis public School of LeMoyne when mother and I a native of Memphis and Judge schools. in the project “Operation Dine- Sponsors Queen’s ite text »t Mr. Ufa lived with Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Avenue Branch. of the Third Division of the Unit­ Out." In 1966. Mr. Culkins under- Woods, my deceased God-parents To mention the enterk-r, one gragi fellows: | wrote an Awards Banquet lor two- ed 8tates Customs Court, New it was also Wilma who could never give it Justice. The York City, was recently elected Contest At Rose Of i hundred Boy Scouts and has as- “National AaqoetottoJi talked me into leaving Tennessee foyer is simply beautiful with Jap­ chairman of the Board of Trus­ | sisted with the Bridgets’ Catholic vaneesrent’ rf Mosba State 'after two quarters (along anese ciiandilier. There is a huge tees of Howard University at a Sharon Baptist OM Parish and his on church, the shMMan vatregml by with my mother) and going to Le­ modem cliapel that stands in their meeting in Washington, April 23. When tfie Rose of Sharon Bap­ Prince of Peace Baptist Church. ywq have ealM ill Moyne , and it was she who front with four or five huge A trustee of Howard since, 1961, tist Church, 554 N. Second St, cli­ f Many Memphians know Mr. Cul­ the cprri

k Ona Defendant "1 J*'’*181’6* Yo«it< Democrats (OMfamed from Page On) Elect Negro As get hta to a hoapltal where he MY WEEKLY was treated and returned to hta Stele PresNut home. MLD Mrs. Flemming said police offi­ By RODNEY MEEKS cers came to their house later In A precedence in politics came SERMON about during the annual State Con­ the day, “forced their way injo •y \. the bouse,” and oarrled her hus- vention of the Young Democratic Clute of Georgia, held on May REV. BLAIR T. HUNT, \ band to jail. The two rape victims identified 10th and 11th. at the Dinkier Plaaa Hotel. PASTOt, Flemming and Stevenson In a po lice line-up and at the trial. One Waymon Scott Wright, a 26-year- MISSISSIPPI 01 VO CHRISTIAN CHURCH old Negro Staff Representative in MEMPHIS, TENN. of the girls jotted down the li­ cense number of the car in which J. A. BEAUCHAMP the Public Relations Department of The Coca-Cola Company was they were driven to the island. elected President for the first time SUBJECT: "FRET women fret themselves because of Police spotted the car, a stolen vehicle, several hours after the In the history of the Georgia NOT THYSELF" evil-doers and tlie end thereof is Young Democrats. Text: (Read Paatas 37-1-3) that they become evil-doers them­ rape took place, and gave chase. The chase came to an end when t T Mr. Wright, bom In Denmark, "Fret not thyself." Don't get selves. Fretfulness is a disease, a the car crashed into a telephone 8outh Carolina is the oldest of dangerously hot about Tilings. cancerous disease. 1«W. three children of a funeral direc­ When you get hot you lose your Is there a cure? Yes. there Is pole on Latham near McLemore. Chinn 1 tor and a school teacher. He was head, you lose your battle. a cure. Fretfulness is earthy. The Testimony showed Stevenson had the public relation director for the Keep cool. We are God’s great­ cure is heavenly- Here is the pre­ stolen tire car and was driving it Atlanta Falcons and received a est machine. A most intricate ma­ scription: when it crashed into the pole. B. A. degree from Morehouse Col­ chine netting gets our beariiytz I. “Trust in the Lord" . . . Flemming and his brother, Cur­ lege,-majoring In Psychology and hot. Don't have a hot-box. When Believe In God's fidelity tis were passengers in the crashed currently is listed in the IMS edi­ the axles on the wheels of a lo­ Cast your cares upon God. Re­ car. Testimony showed that Stev­ tion of Outstanding Young Men comotive get hot there is danger. member, even though things may enson, the driver, and Flemming of America. Fretting is the heating of the axles seem to be against you, God is fled after the crash. A. M. E.’s Choose When on the stand testifying Nixon Gaines New Stature According to Wright, he earlier of our life. Sometimes we say, working with you. decided to run. but didn’t know II. "Delight thyself also in the In his own defense, Flemming X . » )U * . , . »f. V "didn't he get hot over it?" Yes, how his constituents would react ft Is the dangerous heat of the Lord.” A Beautiful expression! An­ said he tried to get 8tevenson to to his decision, until he formally axles. other translation is "seek for the stop the car when the police qtr In Presidential------Race announced his intentions during Two New Bishops When the axles of the wheel delicacies In the Lord.” Too often siren sounded. He quoted Steven­ the convention In which he gained get hot it is because of needless we eat the crumbs from the Lord's son as saying “I can't stop. The While the political horizon is gaining new Impetus as the car's stolen." support drawing 20 of the 33 votes By REV. JOHN L. DAVIS friction. When we get fretful it table, eand don’t take time to eat days drag along, It is certain that former vice president Nixon cast. it Is because of needless friction tlie delicacies from the Lord’s Ta­ Flemming contended he and bls (World Nows Staff) Is gaining new statue. The former vice president was especially In a statement of policy and Then, it is. we have not got the ble, You haven't as yet eaten of brother met Stevenson after he saving oil of salvation. God's best. When we eat of God's (Flemming) left his home at trained for this occasion by one of the ablest statesmen of this In the 38th Quadrennial Conference of the African Metho­ When we fret, something has best fretfulness will suffocate. 10 pm. century, General Dwight Eisenhower, who steered the country dist Episcopal Church in session at Bhiladedphia, Penn., from gotten into our bearings. Some III. "Commit thy way unto the Attorney Bailey argued that the through one of its gravest crisis. May 1 through May 15. disappointment, some ingratitude, Lord." What does the PsaJmist State's case against his client. Ru- some impatience, some falsehood. mean by “The Way?" Any road Nikon went on to describe some of these "bridges." From a field of 46 nominees for by Dr J. Benedict Mason, of West lus Flemming, rested partly on the There is friction (another word we have to travel, any holy pur­ Africa, who came in a close third fact that he was a passenger, sev­ Ho asserted that "bridges" to human dignity would help the office of Bishop of the church for “fret"). Heat is begdtten and pose. any noble aspiration, any in choice. The spirited voting for eral hours after the crime, in an the poor. In his speech he blasted the artificial plans that finally two were elected. The newly elect­ with this heat a perilous situation worthy duty, commit them to God. the high Religion Office lasted for automobile linked with the assault. ed prelate are: Henry W. Murph, is formed. Don't walk the road alone, if you helped nobody. more than 72 hours. Bailey accused the State with try­ Pastor of Grant A. M. E. church Fretfulness leads to the green- do. fretfulness will over take you. Ho said: For the first in more than forty ing to prove "guilty association." of , Calif., and G. eyed monster, jealousy. Be zelous But if you walk in the company years, the electorale was stymed Lawyers for both defendants ar­ Dewey Robinson of Washington, but don’t be jealous. One is ferver, of God’s only Begotten Son. Jesus. "The economic crisis confronting America today Is to the extent of actually delaying gued “mistaken Identification." D. C. also a Pastor the other is fever. Fretfulness be­ The Christ, you then will have a SO-acute that it rules out a massive transfurslon now the scheduled "Consecration' cere­ Several character witnessed ap­ Stiff competition wad offered gets envy and anger. Men and peace that passeth understanding. of additional federal funds into the nation's cities. monies which were due on Sunday peared for Flemming, declaring him a well-mannered and hard­ Rather than spending more, the federal budget must — afternoon. Dr Murph was at one time an working young man. be cut by some $8 billion if the fiscal crisis Is to be Instructor at Morris Brown Coll­ o'ferted and the dollar itself preserved." Former Chattanoogan Saves One piece of evidence that help­ ege. and is well remembered in the "But I also stated that a lack of available federal Attend Conference On ed convict Stevenson was a faded Atlanta area. A relalbale source gold crepe paper pom-pon which funds ought not to stifle our Ingenuity. I spoke of U.S. Foreign Policy informs this writer that former Army More Than $60,000 Dollars police said they found In the stol­ bridges that can and should be built between the de­ Bishop D. Ward Nichols has been en car. One of the assaulted girls veloped and the under-developed parts of our society ATLANTA, Ga.-(8N8)- fully restored and in a sense may Leonard L. Morton, chief of Utili­ said the pom-pon belonged to her — between rich and poor, white and black - human be regarded as a new Blsbop of ties in the office of the post en­ and that she was carrying it to Charles W. Greene and M. R. the church. gineer at Fort Myer, Va, was re­ the football game when the kid­ bridges, economic bridges, bridges of understanding Austell, president and executive Two Atlanta Ministers. Rev. J. cently given a certificate of napping took plaqe. and to help. secretary respectively of the Atlan­ R. Hurley. Pastor of the Cosmopo­ achievement for his work on the Neither Flemming nor Stevenson ta Chapter, Frontiers International, litan AME church, and Rev. M. L. replacement of a steam line at showed any emotion when the the '1 would like to describe some of the bridges," WAYMON 8. WRIGHT Inc., have been Invited to a Con­ Hood, Pastor of 8t Marks AME verdict was read. Also sitting Fort Myer which saved the Army said Nixon. ference on U. 6. Foreign Policy, church were candidates for the goals of the Young Democratic more than 360,000. quietly in the courtroom as the Friday. May 17, at the University Secretaryship of the Missions and Clute of Georgia. Wright stated: verdict was read were Flemming's "These programs represent a beginning, they illus­ of Tennessee, at Knoxville. "In the true historic tradition ol Evangelism respectively, neither Mr. Morton was graduated at wife, mother and brother, Curtis. trate the new direction that our efforts to reconcile the The hincneon aoaress will be de­ the Democratic Party — respecting received enough votes to attain Howard High School here, and Flemming walked out of the livered by Nicholas deB. Katzen- races and to secure the poor ought to be taking." the past and looking with hope to office. ' Howard University of Washington, courthouse with Ms family, and back. under Secretary of State. "They will not by themselves eliminate poverty the future — the Young Democrats Rev. W. D. Johnson of the Ma- D. C. He is the son of Mrs. Ber­ Stevenson was returned to his cell The conference will be held at now, or even In the next decade. They will not guar­ of Georgia gave birth to a new co. Ga„ district was involved in a tha Morton and the late Leonard In the County Jail. the University Center, the Univer­ force In Georgia.” heated fracas during the voting | Morton, Sr. of 1511 1-2 Oak Street. The jury got the case at 10:40 antee complete racial harmony. But they will point the sity of Tennessee Campus. | He is married to the former Miss I humbly ask you today to let sub-ordinate offices. Saturday morning and reaohed a way toward our becoming at least one nation and one it be known far and wide that I Ruby Goolsby daughter of Mrs. verdict at 7:30 pm. Saturday. The people. For they aim at breaking, the dismal cycles of In a last minute vote, the Metho­ I, president of the Young Demo­ Handsom Humphrey 415 Douglas verdict was read by Judge Hooks dist Board defeated the request despair and depOndency, which have created a welfare cratic Clubs of Georgia, now serve I Street and Clyde Goolsby, city. He when attorneys in the case arrived A.M.E. Zion for a transfer of all Bishops, and doss catered to by a welfare bureaucracy." notice that a new generation Is on | and his family reside in Chillum, at 8:11 p.m. returned most to their respective the horizon and I am willing to ac­ I Md. districts. What the country needs most just now are those vigorous cept the challenge that I have In­ And the heat and fever of herited." Dr. H. C. Carswell, Bishopric approaches to such questions as are affecting our home front. Laymen Up In U. S. Soviet air runs are expected passion, and the heat and fever "While creating healthy working Candidate from Georgia failed to He has shown conclusively that we cannot effect peace and In May. of Jealousy, the heat and fever of relationships with all facets of the garner enough votes to cause a envy, the heat and fever of anger comfort abroad with the home front being devastated. race In the fight of the Bishopric party, we will attempt to call to Device to massage falling heart will become the fervor of He made a broad at the welfare class created by vacancy. stroke attention the influx of the new Arms Al Meet LEONARD L. MORTON Is patented. -...... ■ ■ an undying dwotfon. bureaucracy. generation. This generation, our At this writing, The Rt. Rev. generation has the greatest stake ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)- Ernest L. Hickman, Is still prelate . I ’' t In the future because we will be for the 6th Episcopal District of Taking a cue from Whitney forced to live with it" Youngs" Address. Friday nite. the Methodist church. When asked of nls immediate (May 10th), the members of the Senator Brooke Makes plans and goals, Wright submitted f Laymen's Council,, AME Zion a seven point program and stated Church to a fuller realization of Grimes Holds Office — “This dynamic young grotip of the tenets of the demonlnatlon A Good Impression progressive thinking, foward-look- as set forth by the founding fath­ In Medical Society ing democratic-thinking Democrats ers. U. 3; Senator Edward BrocAe arrived here Saturday after­ are committed to working toward The council vowed Saturday Unit At Wake Forest the following goals: noon at|d was properly welcomed at the airport by officials of morning, to raise on independant ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)_ “1. Between now and August 15. fund to study the structure of the the Delta Sorority and members of the press. William T. Grimes Jr., the first we want to activate all chartered denomination that will begin with Negro student at the Bowman clubs that are not functioning, and later that evening Senator Brooke, a Republican from Mas­ the board of bishops and go thru Gray School of Medicine of Wake organize new county clubs and to the Janitor In which they hope Forest University, has been elect­ sachusetts, and the first member of our race to be elected by college clubs. to arrive at the best possible way ed secretary of the Bowman Gray the people of a state to the high office of U. S. Senator since the *2. Develope promotional pro­ to recruit new members and re­ Student Medical Society. grams that will create greater In­ Reconstruction Period, held a press conference and addressed a establish an abiding faith In the Grimes, a 1967 graduate of Clark terest In the party among young dinner meeting of the Sorority. present membership. The council College In Atlanta, will also serve Georgians. felt that the statement made by as treasurer of the Bosnian Gray "3. Improve the communications At oil these appearances Senator Brooke gave a good ac­ Whitney Young, quote" we need to Chanter of the Student American In the organization and between count of himself and he olse made a very good impression. study the white man because he Medical Association. our organization and the Senior is sick and sinoe he has not been A first year medical student, he Party. At the dinner Vice Mayor Sam Massed gave brief words of able to crane up with the right is the son of the Rev. and Mrs "4. Establish a strong public welcome to the distinguished visiter and presented him a token answer as to the place of the Ne- William T. Grimes of Rocky Mount relations program to keep the pub gro In the American structure," North Carolina. in behalf of Atlanta. lie Informed of our programs and of Issues Involving total commun­ In his speech the Massachusetts senator dealt mostly with They were mindful of the fact ity that the bishops have appointed the. findings of the Notional Advisory Commission on Civil Dis­ Bob Davidson, Jr. “5. Establish a speakers bureau many study groups and there has orders of which he was a member. The senator dealt mostly in addition to program formats can been very little done to actually (Contlnned from Tarr One) with the problems of education, employment, housing and the be adopted by any club depend­ Improve the Image of making (he with specific responsibilities. welfare system. The speaker thought the federal government ing its local requirements. AME Zion Church the vehicle by The disparity, he says, shows lack "6. Strengthen our voter educa­ which man might gain eternal life. should do what is necessary to see that youth are given an edu­ of sincerity In providing truly equal tion programs Because of this conclusion they job opportunities. cation and a job He thinks Congress should broaden the power "7. Establish strong Get-out-the- fekt that the office of the bishop On the basts of interviews with of the Equal Opportunity Commission to "insure that discrimina­ vote programs to elect every true should be studied so as to Imple­ many of what he calls the nation's tion Is completely eliminated in employment by federal, state Democratic candidate that offers ment the services of the AME blue chip firms, Davidson has con­ Zion Church In these alarming and local governments." The senator sold he has introduced a for an office." cluded: "Most companies do not He went on to say - "I would times. have opportunities (for Negroes) to bill which attempts to do just that. like to paraphase the immortal It was the concensus that too move to the top.” much emphasis was placed on the On the question of welfare, Senator Brooke quoted the words of our late President John F. Kennedy, and say that let it raising of money Instead of the Commission** findings which sold the present system is 'designed cause for which it was raised. The be known that the torch has been LeMoyne Alumni delegates pointed to broken homes, to save money instead of people, and tragically ends up doing passed on to a new generation, and (Continued from Page One) burning, and looting, infidelity neither." Ho said, "Welfare systems must be re-oriented with we accept it with our mind and and above all a need for the hes- incentives for individuals to become self-sufficient." soul. We want to keep our or­ date are Clifton L. Mosley, Mrs pect of the rights of its member­ ganization In this Btate moving Elizabeth Parker Martin, Mrs He also correctly concluded that rioting and violence ore ship and who have to pay all the forward In these curcial times, and Yvonne Acey and Miss Hany Mae self-destructive ond progress con only be mode through intelli­ money. Increase our value and assistance Simons. Co-chairman to Mr. Mos- gent and constructive action., , . lev Is Mrs. Rltta Hawkins. Smith, tn creating a sttong party in More than 20 members of the and assisting Mrs. Martin is Mrs. We ore proud to have Senator Brooke vUil us and we con­ Georgia" delegation decided to contribute Vera Clark. gratulate the Delta Sorority for bringing him here. We hope he 3100.00 each to begin the drive will come again. which they hope to take to every church In the denomination. The Drur Charge money is being contributed outside til of the denomination budget, and (Continued from Page One) will be expanded by the council. apprehended as he loitered outside of .the National Insurance Association Recovery Is a Stamford hotel and was found to be carrying a pouch of mariju­ ore observing "N.IA Week" May 13-18. Seven Insurance com­ ana. several packets of heroin and panies operating loedlly We members of the Association. (Continued from Page One) r « Satisfactory 22 califet pistol. The promotion ts designed to expand the business of the of the Incidents of violence that Hie youth's father, a Hall of 46 member companies. This will be the thirty-fourth annual ob­ 8AN BERNANDINO, Calif. - some in Washington especially Fame star who was the first Negro southern congress, warned of the to break into major league base­ servance and it should be made the best. (UPI) - Mamie Eisenhower, in­ march arrived Saturday. $ ball.' said at the time of his son's farmed that former President Ei­ No Insurance companies provide os much bottom-to-top In- arrest. "I guess I had more of an senhower's recovery from a heart effect on other people’s kids than he suffered hta fourth heart at­ volvempnt and participation as do the member companies of the seizure “has been sufficiently satis­ 1 had on my own." Robinson said tack In 13 years. The seizure oc­ National Insurance Association. This Is something for which our factory," May lo left here by train his son picked up the use of nar­ curred last April 29 while the El­ group andALI^L member companies should feel proud. for their Gettysburg, Pa., home. cotics In Vietnam. senhowere were vaoatfonlng ati their The 77-year-old general remain­ winter home In Indian Wells, ed hospitalized at March AFB near There Is room for pride in participation and In Involvement. Calif. One eon take pride fa something in which he can see himself Riverside, Calif. The base, River­ Civil Rights side and San Bernardino are with­ Friday’s medical bulletin issued funcftoelng, performing various economic tasks, and competing, (Continued from Page One) in a 20-mlle radius of each other. steady improvement" and added even whore the competition is rough, often unequal, and always By leaving ahead of her hus­ by the base hospital stated that late and encourage Negro partfcl- unrelenting. ' n’ band, Mrs. Eisenhower will be able the general "continues to show patton to party affairs. to be an hand when he arrives at that “the general's progress has IgCMbUoan National Com- Thon N.I.A. rompanin havt earned our support, whether Walter Reed Hospital in Washing­ been sufficiently satisfactory" that iM’hot adopted anl reao- we jive It to them or not. They appreciate our support and ton, DC, later this month for fur­ Cambodia's chief of state, Prince or guidelines, although it ther treatment and convalescence. Norodom 8ihanouk on International has provided assistance to candi­ proprornj for our advance- His transfer schedule has not been problems Earlier Saturday the dates and party officials seeking Benefit. The least we can do Is to determined. emperor concluded a three-day to encourage Negro participation and help to bring to them new cuatomers. Elsenhower was hospitalised after visit to Ibaitend, in party affairs. _ ___

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i L .war MEMPHIS WOftlD ★ Saturday, May l«, |9H i I Vets To Get Increase On ■ Mortgage Home Loans $ i

Trustee Of NYC • Admlnls’rator of Veterans Af­ to more th«i $70 billon. It has 'al­ so made more than 284,000 direct Jud« Constance Baker Motley of fairs William Driver said recently loans valued at 82 6 billion, the , the United States District Court for ‘ hat the increase in the Veterans Administrator «fi Vetemni’ Aft«tr» Pouthwn New York, a graduate of tdm'rijtrat cn'8 mexlmum guaran­ New York University's Washington tee on G I. home leans from $7,500 said. Bout” Collwe. has he»n elected a ‘0 $12500 makes G. I. mortag-s a member of the Unlvrslty’s Board of "gilt-edge fnves'ment" Trusteel. Th’ two-thirds 'n’r’aro In the Jackson Negroes George A. Murphy, chairman of amount of the maximum VA gua­ ♦he’board said that Judge Motley rantee went into effect May 7. 1968 will join the 3*-member board at with the s'gplng of Pub’lc Law 90- 06180423 its May 27 meeting. 301 by Pr»s'd’nt Johnson “New York Unlversltv is proud What this m’ans to nearly 12.5 ts e!i of Judge Motley’s distinguish’d million veterans and servi’emen I onntrib"itlorH tn society as a civil n-w eligib'e for G. I home loans, Racial Bias rtrhts lawyer, elected official and Drver s»i<1 is that they can go tn any leader and .spy. In effect, Federal fudge" said President J«s. JACKSON. Miss -t The im. Heater. "We are pleased that that in addition to having the house nation of racial dt8’rlmlnatlon_)n, *" she has consented to «erve her sima as s’errlty for » mortgage, th’ e>nploym’nt. both public and pri-',"‘ < mater as » member of the Board of lender also has th’ guarantee of vate; In participation in govern­ Trustees.’’ the U 8. A for up to 6n per cent mental affairs; in recr’atlon. FIRST NEGRO or 812,500 of the mor’gage. In housing Is the goal of a massjhl jr rs? This really makes G. I. home Judge Motlev Is the first Negro campaign launched here by- a MAY HOLD CLUE TO SILVER MIDGE COLIAFSE—Seven pieces ot the Ul-fated Silver Bridge to be elected a trustee of NYU. the loans virtually riskless for lenders, coalition of con erhed citizens sprar Pteaiant, W. V&.—two pieces of broken eye-bar, two eye-bar pins and three latest In a aeries of “firsts" that Driver de’lar’d head’d by the National’ Associaian < xs Munkt of structural steel—may hold the clue in the collapse of the Ohio River span last have mark’d h»r rareeri In 1964 for the Advancement of ColonM Awarding to the va'$ ton official, Dee. IB, killing M known persons. The pieces are to be tested in Washington. she was th’ fi«t Nwro woman to the n’w guarantee maximum r»- People under leadership of Charles be elected to the New York State nlac'ng th» P we c’l'lpg whl’h Evers, the Association's field dA-.v Senate. The following year, with had been In effect, sine’ 1950, will rector for Mississippi. ,„u ■ -- her election as borough president In support of the demand WT ' “. of Manhattan, she became the nrov’de up tn th’ authoriz’d 60 more and better jobs, the grittf ' first woman to hold a borough ner ”nt coverage on loans as hlvh has instituted a wfthhhld'ng ’ot"" Little Known 1950 Law Could nresMencv and to alt on tbe city’s as 820.833. and per c’nt on patronaee campaign against th*--- Board of Estimate. She is also the $25000 m"r'g’g’s I”Al outlet of Seers, Rorimck an($c; first Negro woman to have been The Adm'nls'rator pointed nut • ‘ 1 ' ' Company The drive, which Mr. nam’d to th’ F'd’ral bench that pi. go 301 signed a.y the Pr’M- THE PULITZER PRIZE for news photography goes to Rocco Born Sept 14. 1921 m N’w Hav- d-pt Slav 7 a’so contains two n'her Evers reports Is highly effeottae,: 1 Jail ‘Dissenters,’ Says Clark Morabito (Inset) of the Jacksonville (Fla.) Journal for this provls'ops lmo~rianl tn ve'eran? In was instituted efter-local.officials.j ’ii Conn., where her father worked addition to (he loan guaranty hlk’ refused to alter tt company's dis-__ a« a ch’f a* Yelp University She photo, "The Kiss of Life." It shows power line worker Gil­ NEW YORK -• By Invoking s lew bert Champion hanging upside down and receiving mouth- and th’ widely r’pnrted In’erst rate criminatory hiring practices. was graduated from New Haven ;s. passed In 1950. the United Btates increase. SCLC Executive: High School In 1939 with little to-mouth resuscitation from co-worker J D. Thompson after Government could place thousands Tlie coalition program was pl|C»H prospect of obtaining a college ed­ On" provls'on wou'd permit a of dissenters in American “concen being knocked unconscious by a live wire. Seconds after the rd before Mayor Allen C. Thompson ucation A v"»r-and-a-ha1f after her ve*eran to nav umr* f°r a home tration camps" by order of the photo wu snapped, Thompson shouted, "He's breathing!" end th’ City Council at«a-regular vigorous statement on civil rights than th’ VA apnra s-d reasonable President. va’ue H’wev’r. th’ amount of the Council meeting last month. Among, Rev. Young Named Chairman In a community house meeting demands niagg. upqg the Clty.^a-. loan obta'n’d hv The v’t’ran ran. Borne speculative aspects of the brought h«r to the attention of not exce"d th" VA appraisal. And thers were: , little-known law, and the detention the late Clarence Blakeslee, a white !h» veteran must pav In cash the camps, were published today In an business man who was Interest’d 1 Renpeniny of all; parks apcb t Of Delta Ministry Program d'ff’r’ncp h’lww’i *h" VS "r-a- article appearing In Look magazine. in Nroro welfare and education and swimming pools,, closed,, rince who financed her education. sonable value" appraisal and the NEW YORK. N. Y. - The Rev. 1953 and was a faculty member of The law is Title II, Section 100 of segregation wa$ ofdered, , ACTIVITIES actual rat’s prl” of th’ home. Andrew J. Young ot Atlanta, Ga, the Internal Security Act of 1950, 2 Fstabllslimijnt, of a bi-raqial , United Christian Youth Movement 8h» studied for more than a year Another nrow's'nn wou'd p’rm't executive vice president of the which provides that under the prop­ civlllon polloe'complaltit revW ' training conferences. of Fisk Unlversltv before coming v* for th’ f’rvt ‘Imp *o n«y nr Southern Christian Leadership Con­ er conditions American citizens board. ' -.“i.'t As SCLC executive vice president. ♦n N”v York University wh’re she EAST LANSINGN. MICH. - The tlons and related topics. reimburse a veteran for the cost of ference, has been named chair­ charg'd with "Insurrection” can 3. Employment by ttie poUCecWF" Young Is the chief administrator earned a degree In economics In president of The American Bar As­ Sponsoring the institute repairs rwir’d to make a new man of the National Council of be held in detention camps. are fire departments of at least 30 ppr _ of a major civil and human rights 1943. Rhe received her law degree sociation and a researcher for The MSU's Nat'onal Center on police home, wh'rh had h’pn inspected Churches’ Delta Ministry, It was cent Negroes, , n . organization structured under a The article said that rumors are from CohimhIA university in 1946 ; National Advisory Commission on and community Re ations and the during wnstr'irtlon hv th’ VA or announced simultaneously in New 4. M’nimum wage'payments Jot' loose federation of nationwide af­ running rapant among "New Lef­ and r>< married the same vear to Civil Disorders will speak at a School of Police Administration and FHA. strimbi'raliy sound, durable York and at Delta Ministry head-. all sanitation- workers and proms'-'"'' filiates that adhere to the moral tists. Old Leftists, hippies, paci­ Joel Motlev. an Insurance and real national conference, May 19-24, at Public Safety. In cooperation with and l vnhle, This apnllfs only to quarters In Greenville, Mi's, lion on fh" basis of merit. Imperatives of a phflosophv of non­ fists. protesters and the Vocal dis­ estate broker She wan -admitted Michigan State University. the National Conference of Chris- leans made af‘cr Wav 7. 1063 Young, who left the stall of the 5. Initiation of an Urban Renew­ violence deeply rooted In the think­ gruntled." wno claim that the to The New York Bar 1n 1948. tains and Jews. Driv’r sa'd that of (he 13.5 mil­ National Council In 1961 to work al program with Negro partlclpffL"* ing of Jesus, Henry Thoreau and Federal Government Is waiting to Judge Motley went tn work as a They will Join with some 40 oth­ Fnd rs'ne the program are the lion veterans and '-’rvlwmen cur­ for Dr Martin Luther King, Jr., er specialists from law enforce­ ticn in the planning. Mahatma Gandhi. He was a close "clap them into mass detention r'erk tn Thnrgood Marshall in the International Association of Chiefs rently eligible far G. I. loans. will preside over 35-member com­ ment, education, government and 6 Appointment of Negroes to and Influential aide to SCLC’s Department In 1952. The camps National Aaw'atlnn1 for the Ad­ of Policy, International City Man­ rox'm’tr'v 11 mil’lon ar’ p-sl-Ko- mission which governs the Delta other agencies and organizations to all piibil’ commissions end boards,- president, the late Rev. Dr. Martin In the article. U. S. Attorney vancement of Colored People’s ’e- agers Association, Michigan Asso- rean veterans. 32 million K’rron Ministry program, primarily In 15: lead the sessions at the 14th annual Conflict veterans. 3 2 mill'on W"rld 7. Creation of a multi-racial come*’ Luther King Jr. General Ramsey Clark denied that ”1 Defense and Educational Fund c ation of Chiefs of Police. Michi­ counties of the M’sslssippl Delta while still attendin’ Columbia. She National Institute on Police and mission on human rights. the U. S. Government is planning gan Department of Corrections, War IT v’t’rans. and 1 9 million area. He succeeds the Rev. Paul 0. The Delta Ministry was establish­ Community Relations, 8 Availability of funds of sum-sum­ to hold rioters and dissidents in ♦ •».« a member of the legal staff nt M ch'gen Sheriffs Association, Na­ servicemen with el least two years Madsen of Valley Forge, Pa„ as­ ed in 1964 by the NCc as a long the NAACP for 20 years and par­ mer employment of drop-outs aij^'”’ detention camps. tional Association of Intergroup Re­ of act've duty. This 'otal Is be ng term project for relief and com­ A total of 325 promt’ from a re­ sociate executive of the American ticipated tn every phase of the lations Officials, National Council swell’d hy nearly 70 000 viet-Nam the hard-core unemployed. -• - “These rumors become remnant cord 35 states, the District of Co­ Baptist Home Miss'on Society. munity development and recon- integration struggle, including the on Crime and D’l'nquency. National era veterrns return’ng to civfian 9. Use,by the mayor and othtf cilllatlon. In times of t-nslon like this,” he lumbia, Canada. Uganda. Norway The Incoming Delta Ministry de"»grepatlon nf schonh housing Sheriffs Association and United life each m’ntti. municipal officials of their Inttw*—' said “I don't feel (Title IJ> poses and England will travel to Th" Kel­ chairman served as associate exe­ Its major current projects In­ end transportation facilities. States Conf rente of Mayors. S'nce the beginn'n? of th" VA ence to persuade all downtoasp... any threat for us. It's all so aca­ logg Center for Continuing Educa­ cutive director of the NCC Depart­ clude economic development, citi­ Jud” Motlev was a member of loan program und’r the World stores to employ Negro sales per- ■ demic because it’s so remote I tion for the event. ment of Youth Work from 1957-61. zenship education, welfare and re­ ♦he New York 8We Advisory War II G I B'll, VA lias guaran­ sonnel. don't believe it has even b’en Participants will work as police­ He was formerly pastor of the Be- lief, and education. Connell on Employment and Un- teed 7.2 million loans amount ng The council promptly aroeded Lo-''- brought tn mv attention, except citizen teams, to encourage more t h a n y Congressional Christian ’m-'lnvment Insurance from 1959 to a demand for appointment of Nfc._, In the context nf emergency mea­ partnership between the two groups Church In Thomasville. Ga, and The staff team of 33 Is directed 1°A4 Rhe Is a member of the board Evers Files Suit sro juvenile officers to work with sures In the event of foreign at­ In the cause of crime p-ev nt m. | Evergreen Congregational Christian by Owen Brooks, associate director, of directors nf the National Com- live Juvenile Court; disclaimed any”'” Church of Beechton, Ga. tack" mlttee Against Dlsrrmnation m Al] of the speakers this y°ar, with offices In Greenville, Miss. influence on the emn>eyinent'prac-’“'' Ask’d If the law shou'd be re­ will attempt to "|cc»ntuate the He attended Dr-rrd.spd Upward .. ..Besides support from major de­ Housiri" and la a member of the peal’d. th’ Attorney Geneva) re­ tires of privi’.iy-owii’d stores: " Association of the Bar of the City Positive In Police ’aHd ^ommunitv I Universities, graduating In 1951 nominations In the United States, rejected the requ’St for a civilian plied that "In terms of priorities, of New York and the American Relations," th» g’n»ral institute and received the B D degree from the Delta Ministry has received CENTRAL PRESS police complaint review board; and I'd rather have open-housing ligls- A.«'oclatinn of University Women. theme, b’glnnlng with keynoter Hartford Seminary Foundation In numerous grants from overseas jierr'd to seek Urban Renewal latlon." The Motleys have one son. Joel Major General George M. G'eston, 1956 He was a participant In the churches, Including recent grants funds and to take some other de­ from Dutch and banish churches In the article, a status report Was Jr, and live at 875 West End Ave. ’dlutant general for the State of. Austrian Wcrk Camp sponsored by mands under consideration. It given on six U,‘ fi detetlon site* Maryland. the Brethern Volunteer Service In as a memorial to Dr. King. I JACKSON Mi’s.—A S'Ut to re- also Indicated that a Negro would which were designed bv the Justice VAT’CAN HTY - «UPT> General session speakers include nulre Gov. John Bell Williams to he appointed to the Urban Re­ Department In 1952.T he camps T'o-v PniJ VT Saturday received Herman Goldstein, associate pro- n’r-'nat’ to >”»l end ao- newal BotiTd. ,, sites are locat’d In Allenwood, Pa„ Mnximos Hakim, the Melchlt’ fe'scr of criminal justlc" adm'nl- pcals hcarns of 'tie S’lectlve Ser­ Meanwhile, the camnalgn gainedr"* ■» Avon Park. Fla; Florence. Aria.; patriarch of the Eastern Orthodox stratlon, University of Wisconsin Edgewood Faculty Slated vice System in Mississippi has been support from seem’nts of the El Reno, Okla: Aulelake, Calif. Taw School, Robert Bhellow, assis­ Chvrrh for Alexandria. Antioch filed in the United States D’strict Look senior editor William Hed­ tant deputy director for research. whit’ community incbiding a group ,, and Jerusalem Bournes said they Court h’r» on behalf of Charles gepeth found that some of the Th’ National Advisory Commission of 256 women, some 200 of the discussed the Arab-Israeli situation Evers. NAACp state field director; camps have fallen Into disrepair on Civil Disorders, and Ftfrl F. Mor­ city's lead ng business and profei- To Teach In Negro Schools. and Eastern churches. , the Rev Charles Joseph. Roosevelt and saw "no evidence either of ris. president. The American Bar slonal men, and some students. '•- * Rucker, Wallace J. Fuqua and "all Three members ot the Edcgewood • Bisters Elaine and John Venard physical preparations or of plans Association. Others are John F O'Onnor, | OfT-’r persons s'mll’riv slt'in,"H" College science faculty will be will begin instructing June 11th at by the Federal Government for In the sixth case, th’ Hearing OKAY SHIPMENT The class action seeks to enjoin spending their summer vacations Meharry Medical College in Nash­ mass-level Incarceration of Ameri­ Ommltte’ set social probation for "hlef of police. 8vracuse. N Y, and I COPEUHAGEN 'Um - Strid­ the systematic refusal of the Gov­ teaching In all-Negro colleges In ville. Tennessee, a private, non- cans via Title II." A few camp kites, the remaind’r of this vear and dis­ Dr. George M. Johnson. MSU pro­ ing ships offiocra and radio tele- >v> ->« ernor tn nominal’ N’croes for ap- the South, according to an an­ denomlnational school; while Sist­ in fact, have been leased to pri­ ciplinary probation until the end fessor of administration and high- CANCEt CEILS SHiMiih ol graphers. Saturday agreed to pea-. pontment to draft boards. Conse­ nouncement from the president's er Winfrld will be at Albany State vate individuals of the first semester of the 1968- »r education, former nres'd’nt of Unlveriily of Uioh think ihot con- mil shipments of fsb and other...... quently no Negroes serve on any t« (tilt moy "know" end select office. College In Albany, Georgia. Bister 8lx days before he was killed, 69 term. Howard University and a memher lord Into Danish ports The strike nf the boards a"houth Mississippi the orgent tbit they invoke 't .-ty Sisters Elaine, John Venard. and Elaine will teach a course in ‘In- Dr. Martin Dither King. Jr., told Thes’ s*x ms’s were the first of the U. S. Commission on Civil over wages idlel dozen shins In Um youth are regularly draft’d for ser­ of melign-nUtt'nwi in mite rai­ Winfred, ell Dominican nuns, have ductory Biology." Sister John Ve­ Hedgepeth th"* instead of an actual group of 54 students brought before Rig ths. harbors. yl” in the Arm’d Forces. led by m]e-tfon ef cohttr cells i"’o volunteered a summer of teaching nard In "Oganlc Chemistry," and camp, he could "see a ghetto per­ the . Hiring C"mmlfte« set tin to Among the tonlrs for (flernsnfnn are the role of the police in today's 1 Appointments to the draft board • kldrey. .bowed tentutnnlm'gta- without reimbursement to a deve­ S’ster Winfrld In “General Chem­ haps cordoned off Into k concen­ deteroi'ne dte’loMn* artion becauw U. 8. retires, MAIO allies ra. are made By the President. How­ lien end airwlh into the «de»n. loping Negro Institution of higher istry" tration camp” of stud’nt unrest which led to the soe'ety, persepctlv’s ->n civil dis- i nuclear treaty.’ ' ■ ever under law he can only ap- learning as members of a program However, Dr King added that "I temporary closing of the Institute -rders. the nolice-judicial process ______' - ♦ ♦ .-.ex;*. and police and the social revolution.' point from a list of n"«ninees called Choice, sponsored by the Na­ The Sisters believe that this pro­ hsven't sa'd there wu a move a- in April. - :-L'- e Tn the three appeals mad« to the robmltted tn him by the Governor tional Catholic Conference for In­ gram offers Edgewood College an foot. Just that It Is a possibility. Two special pane's will explore of the state. ter-racial Justice. opportunity to help the Negro in The more there are riots, the President, the decision of the Hear­ erne of the more nositiv’ programs Their participation in the project a very real and practical sense,, as more repression will take place " ing Committee was specifically af- in pollce-ccmtminifv relations Od- Commenting on the will free the professors of these In­ not only the slud-nts and profes­ f'riped _Tn ’he "ther three cases the 'hna! special-interest conferences Ev’rs said: “Negroes are tired ot stitutions who normally teach sum­ sors of the two Southern colleges Hekritig Committee action was au­ ri'l d'scuss youth and the police, having their sons and husbands mer session courses so that they will benefit from the program, but tomatically affirmed by the Presl- ■mlltlcs and nollce-enmmunity re- sent off to Vltnam by all-white will have the opportunity and a- every person whp receives the care Faculty-Student d'nt when no appeal was made. 'xiions, civil dLsnrbedience and the boards What white molh’r in th s vallable funds to Improve their own of the future doctors has been Additional css’s are now being police, police handling of the men- stale would sit still while an nl - education during these months. reached in a small but genuine heard and others are scheduled. 'ally afflicted, police-press rela- black draft hoard told her son to go to Vietnam and denied him a de­ Hearings Slated ferment to support her and his r.lx t brothers and sisters. Do Don'ts "We wttl Tight for our C"untry." be ront'nii’d "but we will insist on FINEST^/ Al Tuskegee Inst. an equal say in how it is run and Your professional beautician who Is tn go and why. Negroes are Tt^KtGEK tNRTTTUTE. ALA. - qualified tn take part in govern­ knows the answer... President L. H Foster affirmed I ment and are going to do so. with torfav th» deets'on nf the Tuskegee ot without the cooperation ot Gov. Instltnt.’ Facultv-student Hearing Willtrms" Commltt’e In the cases of six stu­ Representing the plaintiffs in dents recently readmitted to the the suit are Attorneys WiUlam E. Institute by ’order Of Judre Frank Miller ft. Ta wren” Aschenbrenner Johnson. Jr., and who had been Should every woman ■nd Martha M. Wood. suspended previously by the In­ stitute. be a blonde? Two students w’re ssimended ef­ fective Immed’at’ly and with re­ admission tint to be considered prior Blonde hair is beautiful for those women whose natural color­ to the second semester of the 1968- MAGNIFICENT ing It flatters. But not everyone should be a blonde. 69 term. Two students were placed on so­ MEMORIAL cial and disciplinary probation un­ til their undergraduate careers are concluded, one nf whnm Is a oafl- dldate for graduation this year One student was placed on social probation for the remainder of this year and on disciplinary probation until the end of the 1948-69 term. 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Band Concert Uses Loan sharks BAFT CHLRCH M* bW2 at the churfh The Sun­ ftoverb 31 if we are to meet the Hr Wertot Thomas did a mavnl- day lie iMNl Jiipciln endeut, Bru. ro1* that ires been div.nely given fr-nt H> « d'd the Oorrvllers eaOers. ther R. D Dotson and the Qen- women. Tne oldest mother. Mrs. under direction of Mrs. Allene Chairman George Smathrs. D- borrowed flop loansharks df’en eral D'reator of the BTD, Bro- Sarah Mc’n'vre was presented a C '<-Quire Fla., of the Senate Small Bushes:. lost their establishments to *tlietin th*r f. M. Fr»nk)lp -ara IgdecC ‘taken of love"; as was Mrs. Mr Geort» D Clark Jr nrlnc1- Jommltteo, g>t Into an argument -nob." grateful tor th* success of |Uk harp's J. Patterson, Jr., who had m C'-rr’ vsv» n«r-'>n»1 and it one point with a former Pres.- '"lhe original owner uhable to afftrt. Models frcgi throughout ttye ■the largest number of children— patrnnave ‘banks to tb» M’"lr De- lential Crime C mmission member pay his debt, finds himsdlf ope­ CKj modeled dress attire for men (slxi present. Both of these mo-r-rryrtm»nt for »helr-ur<- rrerfTmM• ibout public apathy to local cri­ rating a front for racket tjperaiona »«! wemdi. Aho many beauti-: tbrrs were deserving of the recog- prreiuetton The Cnrrybers In the minal ectlvltt's. at a iivmlnal salary.' Ruth iald. ctajm presented hair styling dem-i nltton accorded them by the mln- sdnrnnn ••'■tton vft Ah'ts onatrettons Mrs. Katherine Frank-1 Henry S. Ruth Jr., deputy dlrec- "Loensharjw have taken over busi­ Wrr and tlie congregation of New sfrw.’u Ws-v He'»" Robo Jun* nesses ranging from optical ktores lin was program chairman and Saiam. I w».,Vcrd Jtrt'th Olemsn, r>v-'r* or of the Fresideit's Uomnvssiut: to night clubs to brick qmnpwies Mre. A. B McCiain is' church May it at 3 p.m. the Pastor'* Crumn. Van**"’ Dutrer. Gw.«ndo- n Law Enforcement cst mated tiie Sometimes, the new owner Joofs ctart. "d Club Is sponsoring a program. 3osa Nostra -earned billions an- flnm-'on Tvnnn* Her"’ lA- the business and files a baukrupti y . • ■ ‘ t The i>restdent. Mrs. Moiella Han­ vrrne Moln'vre. Marcia Mhehell. lually from loantag mon»y at In­ petition.” FMNCE na, along With her associate, the crest rates ranging from IDO to OF PEACE ntnl'* *’"*■ S»ndr« RentaU. While rim»t Americans 'tliappily B4PTI8T CHURCH Rev. Earl Hightower and various TVnnq psvfrvd Caro’vn RnbcrHnn .000 per cent a year. Ruth describee the Cosa Nostra toleraie” the rackets, Ruth said 1MI Britten lOuunittees plan a program ot hon­ pt,rir» S'-phw. TVn'e* "uws. mayors and governors wontAo avoid M«V. James Trwebeart, Paster or and Inspiration. At 7:38 pm. .Tuba Ti-dd. M’w Tholes. Hw»nv rs having a membership of fi.oou INDUCTION AT PORTER-Porter Jr. High School's Carl Walls, Mattie Gunn, Raymond Durham, Italian-Americans engaging in all ura^dorwns pgaiusi crime "Al­ A.soal saving and revival cam­ Robert Malone and Frank Smoots T-’g'e Rr’nde Whe*ler. and Debra though they are not dirgctly con­ paign begins Hay 12 at Prince1 will engineer tb’ night 3unnay Whitney. A. B. Owen chopter of the National Junior Honor Anna Welle, David Wooten and Erma Martin. orms of racketeering But iie sa c nected with crime, they just figure otJFfeace Bapt'st Churcch Oueat Jl'enc ,|irlwW Petrln’e Gr°»n Third row, left to right: Jonnye Irons, Erlene nctane from illegal loans - som< School that has became «n an­ Society al Induction Service. First row, left to ihev ajj'iid mor* to loose by fighting .xceedmg $100 000 - was secund E**g*list will be the Rev. Har- nual affair at New Salem. Quests j Rnndi H«rr"n Alma v». right: Eleanor Brooks, Mary Branch, Gail Robin­ Newson, Patricia Stokes and Michael lewis. ___ I______» ...... ' __ t.M.i WfHUa. it than" Ignoring It. O1A. Harvey, tbe dynamic, stirring from churches throughout the city tbntea Mrtnt.vre. Japet Miller nly to gambling operations son, Sheila Isaac, Cora Holmes, and Erma Dur­ Fourth row, left to right: Oscar Gaines, larry pastor of Promiseland and West w’ll loin in making this a worth­ Lrhne Mltche’l. Pstrirla Mnmon Ruth and Ralph F Salerno ol nhnson ond James Jordan. C*$p*n Baptist Churches of Mil­ while project. Janke Pavne. Sbar'm Jhwh. Fe- ham. Second row, left Io right: Sherrie Smith, he National Council on Cri'w lington, Tenn The public is in­ lec'a Stevenson Verneta Stov*n- testified many businessmen who The Shape Is The vited to attend these services at ANNUAL YOUNG PEOPLE'S «*n, Wanda Walthall, and Euni- > Thing This Spring 7:30 pm. each night. BAY TO BE OBSERVED cestoin Webb. To Stump For Rockefeller: --Kirk, who walked past several AT ZION HILL In th’ eamh'ata section: Her­ white-owned businesses which have bert Casey, Eddie Fletcher. Hubert ] ‘Pay No Attention Have you heard? Fashton has re­ EMNEZn BAFT. CHt’RCH Annua]Annual Young People'speople’s DayDey *111 ■>een fire-bombed in Negro areas Flowers, James Franklin, Reginald I discovered the female form No OBSERVES l*Oth ANNIVERSARY b* observed at Zion Hill Baptist n recent months, said his visit Tfrsch, Theodore Ji’ans. Donn'e more hid: ng of our little excesses TJie climax was held May 12 church May 18. The clim*x of ac­ s to advise people that he was for" the 100th Anniversary observ- Joiner, 6traughter Morris and I under tents. The big word far tivities will be at 3 p m when the To Carmichael' ntercsted in solving the problems George Tells. Spring is "body". Body shirts and anro of the Ebenezer Baptist Rev. Mr. Douglas of the Church of poverty. The band roster Included: flute, i hip-defining, dirndl skirts. Dresses ctedreh. The activities started with of God ta Christ in the Hyde He said he also wanted to calm Alma Jo Black and Lessle John- f f that cinch at the waltet, pant a ^-opening May 19 In which Park community will challenge the situation before the fiery »on; soprano clarinet. Eleanor Hun- ” ■ Says Gov. Kirk dresses, shirt shifts, fit and flare th*-Rev. J. W. West and the youth to examine their roie in Carmichael arrived. ter; alto clarinet, Gwendolyn Car- lines that define the true you! Grtttrr Mt. Mariah congregation this perplexed society. Mias Char­ GAINESVIILE. FLA. - UP1- Carmichael is scheduled to speak Are you ready? pat^dpated The sermon was de- teg; bass clarjnet, Gregory Wells, March,” Peace Talks lene Robinson is chairman and first clarinet. Spencer Evans, Alex Gov. Claude Kirg, badgered by a at a church Monday. The main Uillvfad by Rev. West. On May 12 Don't panic - there's still time. Miss Vickey Gilmore is co-cbair- white civil rights worker, told Ne­ ■bject of his visit.. according to Wiley and Denise Kays; second By THADDEUS T. STOKES end Emerge from under your winter a *nris« service! was conducted, mtni. clarinet, Walter Beard, Jerry Rob­ groes in a pool hall Friday nc sponsors, is to raise money to ball the message v OZEtl WOOLCOCK, Staff Writers tents and take a good objective message was brought by The Rav. Taylor who is also to pay any attention to black civil rights worker Irvin Lee Daw­ Th* Rev James Trueheart of the erts, Pamela Smith. Avis Washing­ look. If what you see Isn't In keep­ pastor of the sister church. Beth­ power leader 8tokley Carmichael kins and other Negroes out of ton and Cheryl Blanchard; third ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)- ing with the sleek new body-hug­ Frlnqe of Peace Baptist cifurch. lehem at 273 Ingle, In his sermon, jail. Dawkins is charged with clarinet, Cheryl Paine, Willie Ann this weekend. ging fashions — don't just stand The dawn service was largely at­ "The Church with a Victory" talk­ Senator Edward Brooke (R. Mass.) approves of the Poor Uttie, Vanessa Mays. Rhonda “Be polite,” the governor told second degree arson in one of the tnere, do something! It Is well- tended and very inspirational. Fil- ed about the characteristics of the People's March, his daughter's forthcoming marriage and is 8te!nberg, Cynthia Amis and Be- about two dozen pool shooting bombings. known that excess weight is a re­ lowtag th|s. a Fellowship Break- victorious church. Bethlehem last nette Lockhart; alto saxaphones hopeful for a settlement in the Vietnam peace talks. He touched "Listen to him, but don't pay any "Government in other areas sult of overeating. There’s a dieting Tart was provided. Aat the "11 a week completed revival services Michael Scott and Jerome Macltn: upon these subjects as well as the U.S. Commission on Civil attention to him, Just let him come sweep up the glass after he (Car­ aid available for you to combat this n. worship th* message was with the addition of 2s candidates tenor saxaphones. Gregory King. and let him go.” michael) leaves," the governor said. overeating problem. It's called brought by the putor. the Rev This brought the total candidates Rights report and other vital issues during a press conference Ulysses Tate and Charles Nelson: The governor, accompanied by That's a ridiculous way to handle SLIM-MINT and is a safe, tasty R-. Je- Slay. for Bethlehem and.Zion Hill to here in Atlanta Saturday afternoon at the Regency Hyatt House first trumpet and cornet, Maurice three Florida A & M Negro ioot- it." chicle that appeases appetites to 64. The Rev. Taylor did his own Tate and Harold Vanburen: second Hotel. ball stars lyho took down names The governor saia he had no help you cut down your calories. Guest soloist supporting the Ebe- preaching for the compalgn. trumpet and oomet, Herbert Brown of the jobless and complainants plans to confront Carmichael as SLIM-MINT can be a great help neter choirs were; Mrs. Junes bring the rich and poor together. and Kevin Scott: third trumpet toured Negro poverty areas of he did H. Rap Brown at a ball­ In your flgure-trlmmlng program. Trttaheart of Prince of Peace and When asked whetehr he would GREATER MOUNT MORIAH end pornet, Carl Davis Julius M. town on the eve of Carmichael's park rally -in Jacksonville last Fashion is fun these days. Mr*. Robert Thomas. Greetings WELLINGTON ST. OBSERVES Johnson, Michael Barber, and Clar­ campaign, he stated that he would scheduled arrival for a tour-day year. “There will be no problem," Whether It be mln! for day or the and expressions were given by the BOTH ANNIVERSARY ence Evans: French horns, James go across the country and go visit. he told one Nezro who akea him long line romantic midi for night, Rfi. E. H. Stnnhens. now pastor Hayes. Clifton Massey, Sigmund where he was asked. He Is schedul­ Mrs. Carol Thomas, wife of a about Carmichael's visit. don't be an observer — shape up In preparation for the observance of Oak Grove Baptist church, on Self and Nina Staples: alto horns ed to speak in Delaware for the University of Florida professor, As Kirk, followed by small crowds this Spring and loAk greatl behtlf of ministers who have been of the Both Anniversary of Greater Klmb*rly Bridges and Christopher Rockefeller candidacy. confront Kirk and aked why be of between 30 and 75 persons, ordained from Ebenezer. Mt Moriah, the Deacons presented Ingram; first trombone, Robert was spending $100,000 on anti-riot moved down Fifth Avenue, he pas­ Fund drive to pay U. N. debt is a Calendar Drive. Those partici­ As to Rockefeller's running mate Oliver; second trombone, Robert equipment "when Negroes can't sed two signs i tacked to telephone urged. 7 Tbe 3 pm. program was the cli­ pating included: January, Bro­ and when asked about California's Stewart; and third trombone. An­ even get money to go to a hospi­ poles. He ignored the signs, which max with the Rev. 0. C. Collins Gov. Ronald Reagan, he stated ther Andre* Crump; February, thony Bradfield and Robert Small; tal. said "Welcome Stokley Carmichael" Some U. S. d-sertera in France of Progressive Baptist and his that it was too early to say and he Brother Irma Boose; March, baritone horns, Napoleon Briggs "What Is your name lady?", and “Gov. Claude (Stupid) Kirk." want to return. congregation. Rev. Collins though does not really know but would Charles Hunt; April. Brother Wil­ and Rodney Green; basses. Stan­ Kirk kept asking Mrs. Thomas cofflBtaentary of the strides that not rule out anyone. lie Woodard: May, James IS. Wil­ ley Landrum; percussion. Charles She did not tell him, saying "that The Republican governor, accom­ Ebeazezer has made during this liams; June, Roland Jackson; Ju­ Powell, Jeffry Moon. William doesn't matter." panied by a & M football play­ 100-year period urged the church ON BEING A CABINET MEMBER ly. Lorenio Jones: August, David Grandberry. Arthur Oliver and ers Ken Riley. John Eason and not to become complacent as the Questioned on becoming a cabi­ Gaulman; September, Willie Hayes; Charles Fleer. “I think I've neard about e- Elro Martin, ducked in and MEMORIAL STUDIO tvaA* 1 ^»uiuian; otpieniDcr. wiuie net member. Senator Brooke stat­ toThh?nr n “ ltself October, Lawrence Evans: Novem- nough from you," the governor out of shops and stopped to I Outstanding In the ed that he would much rather be beautiful, Lasting rbJL V° e' Pro*resslve i to. Brother Jesse Brooks and De- performance finally told Mrs. Thomas, dressed to people siting on their porches a junior senator because he could tirafrL•ppr£f’rl,*e tnd ermber, Brother Dero Mowley. - was the Serenade to Spring from in black pants and white boots. as he took a walking tour for more Memorial* make a better contribution as a inspiring music, Mrs. Clara Black- Rodgers and Hammerstrtn done by I than two hours. wdod was general chairman. This was a most interesting and the band and choir. Also outstand­ senator. He had heard much talk ing was the dance "Th* March of governmental officials will accept well planned affair Activities go about it. He denied that he wa* He said he wanted, jobs tor every­ NIW 8ALEM BAPTIST CHURCH underlay May 12 with a FeUow- 81anrts? Children" by Richard Rod­ Interested in becoming Rockefell­ their petition. I have faith that one and the first big step "is the gers performed beautifully by De­ Congress will react meritoriously to i ship Breakfast at 7:30 a m. The er’s running mate. But he did ad­ establishment of vocational train­ nise BAtts. Alma Jo Black. Kim the petition. 11 am. worship hour followed with mit there has been talk about it. ing centers." Bridges. Unda Jones, Phyllis Jones, The oppitfmlstlc Brooke Mid he I the sermon brought by the Rev. About the forthcoming marriage “I'm Gov. Claude Kirk," he told UMTEO CABS Pamela Lambert, Rholedla Mc- did not anticipate any stoppage of West. Appropriate music by the of his daughter, he stated that many people. "How many times i Guire and Carol Soullock. • government business during the choirs. marriage was a personal thing for have you ever seen a governor PAST Marchers' stay in the nation’s ca- down here in your are*?" ; At 3 pm. the climax was the V. 8. SEN. BROOKE people who are in love and that CDUITfOUS pltol. He said “I forsee them us­ grand Inspiration of the program marriage laws should be opposed One Negro man asked the gov­ ing only the persuasion of demon­ ernor why more Negroes weren't 14440 committee. The challenging, inspir­ Senate Brooke came to Atlan­ to segregation. He was not for se­ stration and not the poweT of pa­ on the State Highway Patrol. ing message was brought by the For Ester Severson, ta to address the annual May paration but for integration. He OUR new location ralysis. ! Rev. W. Herbert Brewiter, who, Week celebration of the Delta would hope that mlscengination “It isn't so important who is on ,N«ai Calvary Cemetery) Sigma Theta Sorority at the Re­ Representatives of the news me­ the highway patrol," the goverrtot had his congregation, Eart Trigg laws should be done away with. DAY PHONE 94*4049 dia continued the questioning of answered. "I wonder why you're Church accompanying him. R«v. gency hotel Saturday evening, He stated that he think* In terms Negro Politician the junior senator,-the first Negro so concerned about Jobs on the NIGHTS: BR 4-0346 Brewster challenged the leadenhip Immediately following the pres* of "one" nation not one half white to be elected to the U. 8. Congress highway patrol The main idea at Mt. Moriah to make themselve* BELLEVILLE. DI. —

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Negro Players Fortson And Ingram Clout Panthers, Indians, Football Drills i LAMWJfpa, wan -^UPi Neuro Unbeaten In Branch

lootbaH player* ’at Nhe 'Ontvefttty Three club* — the Atlanta Pan- win in of Kansas have boyootted a final titers. College park Indians ana and Woods spring practice in an apparent Marietta Eagles — are still un­ for trie protest pvei“ the seledtton of next beaten in the Branch Rickey Base­ seatdn’s pdmpom girts ball League pennant .race.

Athletic director Wade Stinson In doubleheader* played Sunday e.aicf 15 Negro playen, inchxMng the Atlanta Panthers defeated the Hapeville Hawk* first string tailback Doapie Shank­ Joyland Colts, 4-1 and 14-0. at 1 Edgewood Bean lin and defensive end Vernon Hull Stadium; while the Marietta Vahoy, did not show up for the fi­ his IGtoi Mm, Asitald Cream. The primary is. Jw» 4th Dr. Eagle* shutout Atlanta Tech. 14-0 Marell* Eagle* nal spring seas km and 11-0. Atlanta Tech Frank I. MtWadoctor athletic* al Morehouse College, will The College Park Indiana whip­ bo harwad at o tytimanial banquet Jo Ben|amln E. May* Mall, The boycott coincided with an ped the Jonesboro White Sox, 11-0;' Litiiunta PiratM Saluiglsy night June J, He has been a member of the physical announcement from the Kansas Soutiuteklerii htavM University human relation, com­ and 4-2; and Uie Hapeville Hawk* »ducMk»-«taH since 1928111 mittee that plant had been formu­ and Edgewood Bear* split a twin­ ■ ' ■ -i ,ii ■ • it Atlanta Panlher* J. 1 LOCKETT tamtosu man­ lated to select a Negro pom-pom bill. at Hapeville. warn fa beating the dram for pub­ The Hawks took the opener. 6-4, AuyuuiU toll* ager M tomhtuoe GeUege to girl lic acceptance at the intomation- and the Bean bounced back and scrvtag «S; general chairman of al sport which la played In gome Two weeks ago eight regular and Won lhe nightcap, 5-0 behind the ‘iRjiW* ITwb L 154 nations of the world. four alternate pom-pom girl* were effective hurling of Dodson Shock- ‘ 1, Ga. native who • • ♦ chcsen for the fall season All were ley. who struck out 10. “Sr.to Morehouse Col- Soccer, Itself, has been roughly white SECOND GAME SCORES ls< len.jky dUC------Cammisakuier- received by Americans as a major The southeastern Braves drop­ Edgewood Bean . /’$»¥ EaaritN awl.Jkwtarj-:r-Treaiurer league sport, but It hag not dis­ Head coach Pepper Rodgers said ped their doubleheader with the Hapeville Hawk* ...... Bt’j af U4 8ta*ta«gn Crocbe. iand Of- couraged Woosnam, who issul) he was unaware of the boycott Lithonia Pirates, falling 14-0 in flcU14,4«p»cii4i»n.,.( (1 until practice time. “I'm not sure the first game ,and bowing, 6-2 in fur A > thumping the tub like mad. try­ MarieUa (aglet whether they quit” he said. ll-i? ing to sell it to the sporting pub­ tlie secund contest. Atlanta Tech lorAowe Col- “Nobody told me directly why THEY JUMPS) - Charlie Daniel se of the least number of misses. lic. winner ehed hi* mas- they are boycotting or quitting the (left) FORT8ON, INGRAM • • 4 jton High and West Fulton's Both were liable' ’ s to clear the six fool mark. Lithonia Pirate* , , -k_ th* University football team" Rodgers added "I'd SUM HOME RUNS TOWARD THIS END the “Boc- Willii rasp the high jump bar at the Washington yvent on to amass 109 points Io win Southeastern Brava* Liad doctorate from be disappointed If they quit. We At Hull 8tadlum, Sunday, Willie cer Game of the Year” ha* been both cleared at lhe City Track the meet - ifSpedal Photo by Perry) ;“’YA have some very fine individuals.” Fortson slammed a home run tor scheduled between the Atlanta Atlanta Pan then and but Knighton was judged the the Panthers in the opener and long-time policy- Chiefs and Manchester City. Brit­ Rogers who had not had an op­ Juyland Colt* *4 Morehouse College Charles Ingram duplicated his feat ish locoer champions” on Sun­ portunity to talk to Stinson said i ’gt; amd physisal education, bi the nightcap. Sharing batting day night. May 28 al Atlanta Sta­ he had heard rumors about the ItoMo membership in laurels for the Panthers were Ed­ LEAGUE STANDINGS dium. Miltout but was primarily disturb­ GARDEN TIME Florida A&M Captures ward clemon sand John Brown, Association of It to a once-ln-a-Utetime ugpor- ed because none of the Negro play­ BY M. E. GARDNER TEAMS W. L. Heal* Pbyiteal Education and III with two hits apiece; and Wil­ tunity to witness a foreign team ers told him of their plans. Dept. of Horticultural Selene* liam Clemons collected one hit. Atl. Panther* . « '.. I IV the National AModa- against an American professional N. C. State University C. P. Indians « 4 tton Basketball Coaches, the Stinson spent the afternoon con­ SI AC Track Championship While strolling with a friend team in the United States. Most of the Panthers found their Coache* and Official* » » • ferring with Chancellor W. Clark througli Id* well planned and M’etta Eagle* 6 t batting eyes in the nightcap; rout­ _ m, having served as pres­ Wescoe. ALBANY, Ga.—<8N8>— Colbert, Fla. A and M Jameson, managed nursery, we wandered in­ E’wood Bears 5 I MANCHESTER CITY Is now ing the Colts with a barrage ot ident tarn 1954 w 1885. Florida A and M pounded out Tuskegee. to the woods adjoining a large L’tbonla pirates 4 1 champion of the First DWslon The athletic director said “the hits. Marvin Stephen* captured top i ♦ • ♦ 71 points Saturday afternoon to 220 YARD DASH - Bailey, planting of Japanese Holly (Ilex S'eastern Brave* 2 4 of the 92-team English League, discrimination aspect has been dis­ laurels with two hit*. Dr , recently succeeded capture the slst Annual SIAC Benedict, 22.0; Ashcroft, Fla. A. crenate convexai. There we found J'boro W. Sox .. 1 and the league is considered by counted." He added that he was Dr. . Banks, Fort Valley track and field championship meet and M ; Reed, Fla. A. and M.; a rather uiiusuai scale insect at­ H'viUe Hawk* 1 expert* as “the toHgheat in the under the assumption that the John Brown, III was the winning State .College as Commissioner of held at Cheney Stadium. Hart, Morris Brown; James, Fla. J'land Colt* world." Manchester City won the walkout would not have any effect tached to the stem of a wild aza­ pitcher in the first game; and « th»-MMhem intercollegiate Ath­ chKrnploHsfflp Saturday by defeat­ A. and M. lea (“honeysuckle"). Theodore Stallworth, picked-up the All. Terfi « on the annual spring games sche­ Dominating track events and letic Conference. Dr. Banks had ing Newcastle 4-3. 100 YARD DASH - Milton, Fla duled for Saturday. liaU-coritroling the field, the Rat­ assumM the halm of the Circuit A. and M. 9.9; Hazelton, Fla. A. I brought a specimen to the of­ tiers added another trophy to their St. Cecelia Vesper Hour Resumed following the retirement *181. The rise of Manchester city to Rodgers said he plan* to speak and M James, Fla. A. and M.; fice and gave it to one ot our the top In world soocer hu been list of SIAC crowns, only More-1 co - workers in Entomology who Harvey. to the athletes who boycotted the Bailey. Benedict Davis. LeMoyne one of the most dramatic in the house sneaking in to break the practice. 440 YARD RELAY - Florida identified it as mining scale, How- A scboiacly writer, Dr. Forbes to history of the game. Rattlers winning streak tri recent A .and M 41.2; Bethune-Coojqnan; ardia biclavis . Frankly, I had not is the' author of “A History ot » • ♦ years, Alabama A. and M.. Clark, S C. seen this type before. ROBERT FLANAGAN SEES HOPE Athletltf Al Morehouse College. WHEN JOE MERCER took over State Mining is a good word for this ■' ns In the famous 100 Yard Dash i • • • a* General Manager of the team one because the insect seems to Cii.Vai* the Rattlers finished 1-2-3, op a *. 3 tto emphasize the scope ot the in 1965 it wu dwelling near the Dallas Soccer 120 HIGH HURDLES - Scho- mine into the tissues causing little IN BATTLE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS accolade planned for Dr. Forbes cellc of the Second Division in 9.9 timing. All three, Eugene Mil­ field, Fla. A. and M. 149; James, shallow craters to develop. These ton, Nathaniel James and Major one must note that Dr. Hugh M England. Sinae that time. Mercer Fisk; McCloud, Allen; Ingram, Craters are caused, apparently, by He told the audience that w»' Hazleton, a'rl members of the Rat­ ATLANTA, Ga.^-(SN8)_ Gloster, president of Morehouse has guided the team to a Second Fla. A and M.; Gasten, S. C. State the cambium healing around the Robert H. Flanagan, executive are now fighting the housing b#L> College I* serving as honorary co- Star Slapped ters’ noted 440 Relay team. Division championship and promo­ 880 YARD RUN - Simmons, 8. rim of the crater as the insect director of the Atlanta Chapter of tie and must start pushing to chairman along with Charles w. tion to the Piro* BivUmi. Thu This same threesome of speed. C. State, 1.59.0; Marshall, More­ penetrates the tissues. the National Association for the dicate all slums. Greene.Greene, Mpaldent-Emeritus,K»i< More- season the team hu reaohed the house; Walthour, Port Valley; SFECIAL FEATURES Joined teammate James Ashcroft This Insect attacks a large plant Advancement ol Colored People, hotibehaute CollegeCollegi National Alumni top of British soccer by leading Dows. Knoxville; Arnold, Fla. A. Among the special features o^ Jt With Second Fine and posted a 41.2 in the 440 Re­ species, including azaleas, camel­ sees hope in the Negroes' per­ Association and Public Relation* th* leuue. and M. the “Mothers Day" Vesper H«ir '4S lay. They set a new record In the lias and tung in Florida. It is sistent battle for civil right*. Director,Director. J__Atlanta Life Insurance | 8AN FRANCTSCd'— UPI John were dramatic lnterpretatHU.^ Mercer’S aeroeM to the result of Penn Relay of 40.1. nothing to be alarmed about be- cqthpany. Stewart of the Dallas Tornados 440 INT. HURDLB8 - Scho­ The brilliant ex-Alr Force of­ of "The Lord's Prayer" by Malotta,^ a talent search unmatched in the field, Fla. A. and M„ 54.9; Jesse, Cause it should not be too difficult hu bean slapped with his second Larry 8chofleld of Florida was ficer expressed this view Sunday and "I Believe," by the Interpret*^ MOREOVER,' FRIDAY NIGHT, neatly one-hundred year* of ex­ Fort Valley; Ingram, Fla. A. and io control with a systemic such as fine and suspension of the week awarded the Cieve Abbott and B. a* he delivered the vesper message live Dance Group from FliW' MAY 31 there will be an "Open istence of the English League. jygon. tv Ken Macker. President" of the T, Harvey awards for the Most M.; Thomas, Morehouse; Flowers, at St. Paul AME Church, where Elementary School, directed kF' House" ks the leadoff event of Manchester City paid trawler few I had a telephone call from a North American Soccer Dengue's Tuskegee. the Rev. A. Richard Smith is pas- the -testimonial for Dr. Forbes. A in eicess ot $100 thousand each for Outstanding Performer. The Abbott (ormer student who told me that a Mrs. Ellen Jones. v western conference. award Is standard and the Harvey Other ieature number* Included?" retfeptton planned for June 1 is established start tuch u Francis MILE RELAY - Florida A. and triend of his was very much con­ pastor. award was klcked-oft this season. "Dancing Sunbeam*,” "Folk SUM to M Announced. Lee of Bolton and teenage sen- Earlier In the week Macker fin­ M„ 3:20.3; 8. C. Btate, Fort Valley, cerned about her husband spray- The occasion was the re-activa­ Style," and "Planttve Me)<4»." rU v. Schofield captured first place in Fisk, LeMoyne. satton Colin Bell of Berry. ed Btewart H90 and suspended ipg pear and apple trees, and tion of the talented Saint Cecelia Theme of the testimonial Is “The the 129 high hurdles on HJ timing, the L. J. Campbell String Ensemble,- ■ • ♦ « him for two games for striking toe ONE MILE RUN - Johnson, grapevines with Chlordane. Children's Choir, and Atlanta Citi­ Mm in the Hbart of the Big first in the 440 hurdles o na 54.9 Morehouse. 4:30.1; Mills, Fit. A. under the direction of Mr*.-Rh(M* Mercer hu also developed some referee from behind during the He evidently did not READ THE zens turned out in large number* », Wity. . MJ. M J W mark and ran a leg on the mile and M.r Robinson. Fla. A and M Ann Broadnax; "Foreet Shadow*," Of the top players in the world May 3 game in St. Louis. LABLE. Chlordane is used as a to demonstrate their esteem for "Between Two Gyms." relay team. "Ballet Scene," and "Black Falcon r from some who were relatively On Thursday, Macker fined Bte­ Craswell, Morehouse; Beasley, I soil application lor the control ot o * • the late Dr. Richard Albert Bill­ Overture," by the L. J. Campbell Lane unknown. One of these is English wart |100 and suspended him for I ants, grubs and wire worms. ings, who organized the choir and Melvin Skinner was another I There are special home spray for­ 6chool Band, under the direction THE FORBES TESTIMONIAL national center forward Mike striking the referee from behind sponsored the monthly Vesper point-getter for Florida. He won TWO MILE RUN - Sewell, Fisk. of Mrs. Vivian Huggins. Ihould have oonferenoe-wide u Summer bee during the May game in St Loui*. mulations for apples, pears and the triple Jump on a 47-6 leap and 9:55.7; Johnson. Morehouse; Car- j Series tor 27 years. well ** regional interest because On Thursday Macker fined Bte­ I grapes which combine both in­ Directed by Dr. Starling and aa... the broad jump on a 23-1. son. Fort Valley; Fisher, Tuskgee, of. Abe scintillating eareer ot the wart an addition $100 and suspend­ secticides and fungicides. These Mr. Flanagan, who was invited companled by Mrs. E H. Bcott, thf. Brown, Alabama State. distinguished athletic leader at Atlanta Galt ed him for three more games for 8 C. State captured two first should be used for home fruits by the late Dr Billings last Dec. well-trained Batot Ceeelia. • Cittte’” TRIPPLE JUMP - Skinner, Fla. Morehouse College through the grabbing the same referee after places in running events on James and will give satisfactory con­ to speak at the anuary Vesper dren* Choir sang ."Walk' With )Q| A. and M. 47-6; Sassen, Fla. A. the May game. Simmons runs in the 880 yard trol of Insects and diseases if pro­ Hour, delivered a great message, Lord." "One Little Cab*0tr and y*»n. and M.; Young, Morehouse; Battle, J • 4 4 4 Classic Scheduled dash. perly applied. Follow instructions' and the musical program, arrang­ "Deep River." Mabie Jon# rM1’ This means Stewart will be lost Ala. A. and M. 'hr SEEMS to ME that More- on the label. ed by Dr. E A. Starling was load­ dered a solo, "Song* Uy. Mother to the Tornados for game* on Mky SHOT PUT - Harrell, Alabama men everywhere should plan On the local level, Morehouse The spring ..weather has been ed with surprises. Taught Me.” " ' \ -■ 2” 17, 18, al. and 29. HU next eligible A. and M., 46-9; Haft, Morris Lj^j to Atlanta to pay May 21, Jia* 2 Won first place in the one mile most satisfactory as no freeze da­ The program opened With th* game will be on June 7 when Dalta* Brown; Finnie, Fla. A .anti M.; “THE DOOR IS OPEN" homage—__ to Dr.I Forbes, who hu run; Morris Brown third in the mage occurred of any consequence. organ prelude by Dr. Btarlfog and The Atlanta Oolf Classic, sche­ play* at Chicago. Brown, Alabama A and M "The door is open and all the beta a genuine contributor to the 220 dash and Clark won fourth Them. too. pollination of flowers Rev. J. Robert 8mith read *«ep duled for Atlanta Country Club The suspension is the longest ev­ JAVELIN THROW - Butler, Negro needs to do is to keep push­ MAHOOH AND WHITE creative in the 440 relay was about as complete as in any fences and offered the prtyer. from May 27 through June !, re­ er meted out by Macker, including Alabama State, 181-8; Brown Ala­ j year for a long time. ing." the NAACp executive said as aril tokptoaUenal spirit and its ag­ < 5|‘ ceived anotherboost wltn the the 197 season when he was com­ Morehouse captured second place bama A. and M.; Bradley. Alabama he explained “we have Just about / '1-^* gressive foray* Into small college I usually have a large number announcement that Eastern Air­ missioner of the National Profes­ in the meet with 20 point*. Ala­ State; Harris. Clark. | of flowers killed on my Burford! all the legislation we need on the] -WV111*” a* a member of the '•vlf lines will sponsor the Pro-Am sional BoccAr League which since bama A. and M. 17, 3 C. State DISCUS THROW Janies, law books,...... and added, "all we ft Whom Intercollegiate Athletic j hollies. This year they are liter- Vice President tournament scheduled for Wednes­ has mergered with the the United 16 and Fort Valley 15 to round out Fort Valley. j ally weeping with berries. have to do now it to Insist on Ctartrmmne. I day, May 29. Soccer League to form the NA8L. the top five. BROAD JUMP - 8kinner, Fla. having the law* enforced." • • • Humphrey Says He’s 1 • • 4 • A. and M. 23-1; Parham. Knoxville, Using the public schools for an - . • KlUJAM 1 NIX. wha hu been The announcement was made example, he reminded the audience ft \Q|1 Q|’Q||]gf the amateur winner*, and then boat SUMMARY Cobbs. Fisk: Jones. Lane. \ » i a Hlwaft of Morehouse College jointly by Paul Warren. Classic Atlanta Serviceman the Pro-Am party tor participant! 440 YARD DASH — Simmons. POLE VAULT - Grey, More­ that the Atlanta Board of Edu-1 pHnADELpglA ■_ V4ct campus Ufe is serving si secretary f Tournament Director, and Ted following the tournament on Wed- S. C. State, 49.3; DeVlnges, 8. C. house. 13-9; Young, Alabama A. and cation is under order* to deaegre- fof

In announcing the availability of this service at the U. 8. open, Jo­ Ga.-Ala. League seph C. Dey, Jr., executive director of the USGA said: "This Is a far inters Seconi < cry from the day when the only way you knew what was occuptng of the course was through rumor." Weik Of Play • • * • ATLANTA. Ga.-(8N8)_ The service will be a novelty to The Ga.-Ala. Bueball League spectator* In thia area. Not even teams Will contttue their league the Master* Tournament be* come around to using it m yet. U Is In schedule today ii weather Is per- fact, restricted to only a tew mltaMn. tournaments, because of the time, At Center Hill on Bankhead the equipihent and personnel involved, Atlanta Cardinals will meet the IBM officials aay. Atlanta Breves for a afternoon *We arv happy to announce this doubleheeder. The Atlanta Sena­ IBM service" said Atlanta folf tors will journey to Manchester. riassie chairman Jito Clay. "We Ga. to tangle with -the Woodland Mil not be satisfied until eur Braves. tournament provide* the be*k spec V tator accommodations ot any The poovdole (tawhiHp* will 'r. tournament anywhere" vade tLaGfbnge to play the LN- • • • • Grange City Cat*. While the At­ Gallery spectators are served by lanta Vikings hop over to Ben Hdl the 30-foot-long computer-ccntroll- to play-the Ben Mill Yankee* Ant! ed message txtord on whfch Im­ the Rutiedw Hooters will horn portant scoring information. aad the Atlanta Oriole* at Anderson tlfoely neto shout the program At fork.

♦w V'X CJWW. George Schlatter

ly MM MKMH 1’FOR THE last tewmonths______George 8chlatter was busy, many night* until 1 a.m., pro­ PHILADELPHIA - Negroes are ducing, directing, cutting, edit­ not going back to Africa or estab­ ing and worrying over the Row­ lish any separate nation because an-Martin "Laugh-In" TV show "thia 1* our country and well stay -and, he says, nobody was more right here where we belong and astonished than he, when he fi­ fight for what's ours," Roy Wil­ Ktombor Naw York Slock ExcMnga nally emerged into the open air, kin*, executive director of the Na­ started going around the coun­ '■r Peace it Bullish tional Association for the Advance­ try ... and found the program's ment of Colored People, told 3,000 F catch-phrases were the rage of NEW YORK (ED)—After President Johnson’* dramatic cheering delegates at a session of I the young. move to de-escalate the Vietnam war, the stock market re­ the 38th quadrennial conference of "Sock it to me, George!" the flected the unqualified enthusiasm with which aU Americana the African Methodist Episcopal u greeted the prospect of peace. high school and college kids told Church here, Monday, May 8. Record-breaking n_numbers...... _of of the inflationary apiral ... him, or "Very interesting, very share* were traded, prices rose, and consequently reduce the Turning to the report of thq Na­ interesting," not to mention •xeitoment wu genuine-prov­ need for economic re*traint*. tional Advisory Commission o n “Here come de judge!" Out of ing more con­ The first such restraint wo Civil Disorders, of which be was context, these may not seem cretely then probably could forget about is a member, Mr. Wilkins said the much, but sprinkled all through with mere any prospect of wage and price church is well qualified to help words-that controls. Second. William McC. "Laugh-In," like the running Implement the Commission's recom­ peace is bull­ Martin Jr., at the Federal Re­ gaga in the old Pete Smith mendation for "the creation of new ish. serve Board, could relax a bit movie shorts, they bring on the attitudes, new understanding, and Even if with respect to tightened mone­ belly laughs. a new will" to rid the nation of peace is not tary policy (and this ihould "I was floored," says the easy­ racism. achieved in permit interest rate* at least going, hard-working Schlatter, the next few months, I believe to level out-snd possibly de­ “The church," he said "has the who teethed on TV by produc­ we may have seen the end of cline moderately.) Third, peace dedication, bellfe and history to ing the and Judy the major threat-the fear in Vietnam would reduce the; undertake that task. But this is Garland *hows a few seasons which has been on everyone's pressures for fiscal restraint... no new message to you. AU that back, “even though I spent two mind and which has been hold­ but the need will not disappear. that report did was to vlnlcate two or three years trying to ing down the stock market for In my opinion if Federal what you started out to do in 1787 put this program together be­ many months-the threat of spending is reduced dramati­ when Richard Alien and Absalom further escalation. This now cally (as a result of the end of cause I believed in it so much. Joes founded the AME Church." seems to have all but disap­ the Vietnam war)-and the I thought it'd be successful — The same week, on May 10, Mr. peared. It’s only reasonable to economy appears to move down­ Wilkins was the human relations but nothing like this. You know, Producing Dinah Shan's shows was child's play for ’ anticipate disappointments-on ward from its position of full night speaker at the quadrennial we only had been on the air Georg* Schlatter. NOW Ilf* it vary intaretting. the road to peace. And the mar­ employment - we can expect conference of the AME Zion five or Bix weeks ("Laugh-In" ket will react to such disap­ pressure for-a tax cut. hit. "Or, sub-titled, a playpen The performers involved in Church in Detroit. started in January), when we pointments. However, I doubt Thus, it seems to me that all for monkeys," he says wryly. the “Laugh-In" screwiness are got eight Emmy nominations!" that we'll see more than minor the news is good ... and we’re "All our performers are nuts. the lively, exuberant, cockeyed George'* partner, Ed Friendly, eorrections and “retracements." at long last able to hope for a It was fun working with them kind of brash young people who was Involved in the late, witty I I think that peace in Vietnam reasonably early end to the big­ for the 14 shows this late in the used to be found in bright program, "TW 3," and there will permit resolution of most gest problem which ha* con­ season, but next year I may Broadway revues. The revue I* of the major economic problems fronted Americans .in many! are overtone* of that show in break down under a full pro­ almost a dead art form now, facing the U.S. It will be con­ years. A resolution 'of which the Rowan-Hartin one. "Ex­ gram of tapings. however, and aside from this structive toward a reduction in will do much to correct the im­ cept," Schlatter says, "we're show, you only can catch up our Federal budget deficit . . . balances and'distortion* created less bitter. We make a little "It's a wild thing,” he says, with thia irreverent species by and certainly most constructive in the national economy by th* social comment here and there, “when you come to work each toward achieving a balance in Vietnam war. I repeat.thi* is dropping into some of the so­ but we're not a protest show; day and wonder what’ll happen. our international payments ac­ the most bullish news that w» phisticated supper clubs, such we don't shoot out venom." Everyone involved, especially count. It will reduce the pace could have anticipated. the writers, Is a renegade or as Downstairs at the Upstair*. From the beginning, 8chlatter SEVEN HUNDRED ROUNDS of 11-foot-long alligator prove* a Mr. Schlatter looks forward had the idea of a genuine crazy cuckoo. Take Digby Wolfe, one X bit recalcitrant for Florida Fish and Game Commission men program — its early working of our writers." George shakes a little hesitantly to next fall's trying to “tag" 'gators to study their habit*. That’s a steal title* were "Cockamamy" and his head. "He'll be put away new Beason. “Arte Johnson, our rod wrapped around the gator's snout Hie rod 1* used for then "Put-On"—but he had to one day.” resident genius, wants to do bird overcome network opposition to Rowan and Martin, who are calls—his specialty Is cawing Head Start To Get Help probing alligator*, and thia one got himself all tied up by tt. such an out-and-out nonsensical bonkers enough to begin with, like a crow—and we also have idea. "You can’t carry it on act as the liaison officers be­ plans to pay red-carpeted, brass­ comedy alone," they said. "You tween the younger and older band homage to Barbara Eden's From Pediatrics Soon have to have guest stars. Re­ generations, George says. "They navel, which NBC kept off the bridge the gap," he explains, air for so long on 'I Dream of member, the viewer's mentality EVANSTON, ILL. - The Ameri­ programs. The consultant will sup­ Sunday School Lesson “although sometimes I think Jeannie,"' he Bays. He shrug*. la twelve." And so on. can Academy of Pediatrics has se­ plement, rather than replace, the "If it all doesn't kill me, It Doggedly, George stuck to his , they're just as daffy as the lected aproximately 525 physician medical and administrative kills should be an absorbing season.” guns and today b* has a great rest” consultants from its membership available in each community. WHAT IS MAN'S DUTY TO GOD? quiet reflection, for communication Distributed by King lesturei 8yndlcat* and from other leaders in the field The American Academy of Pe­ International Sunday School with one’* inner self, and with '"ftf child health to evaluate the diatrics is administering the Head CHARLES H. WILSON JR. Lesson for May 18, 1968 God. Indeed, there are many among medical aspects of Head Start pro­ Start Medical Consultation Ser­ MEMORY SELECTION: "Fear u* who actually fear solitude, so grams in nearly 2.000 communities vice under a contract signed with God, and keep His commandment*, conditioned are we to the pace throughout the United States. OEO. for this is the whole duty of men." of today! The AAP has appointed the con­ The contract represents a new Accepts Position — (Ecclesiastes 12:13) It Is noteworthy that commun­ sultants to implement at the state type of relationship between an LESSON TEXT; Ecclesiastes 5: ion with God, throughout the Son’s Death By Lighting Sparks and local level the Academy's na­ agency of the Federal Government 12. Bible, has always taken place in tional Head Start Medical Consul­ and a voluntary professional or­ • • • quiet, lonely places. God chose ganization. In effect, the Ameri­ In City Of Atlanta tation Service initiated recently in The message contained in otfr His leaders from among the peo­ cooperation with the U. 8. Office can Academy of Pediatric* ha* ac­ Lesson today is that insincere wor­ ple, and — without exception — Economic Opportunity. cepted a major reaponsibillty for ship Is an offence to God. He sees they were men who, by occupa­ ensuring that the health service* Article To Help Others By Doctor Administration Into our hearts, so we do not de­ tion, were forced to live apart Each medical consultant selected provided to Head Start children ceive Him if we are hyprocritlcal. from the oompanlonshlp and the will work with the medical direc­ adequately meet the health needs Charles H. Wilson, recently ap­ KANSAS CITY, MO. - A Car- to Dr. Coleman, his was walking myocardial infarction (rupture of We must not go into His house detractions of cities and com­ tor and other health professionala of these children, their families, and bondale, Pa., doctor whose son was with an iron on his shoulder after the heart muscle). pointed to the personnel staff of simply because it Is the "thing to in local Head Start projects. the community in which they live. merce! Would it be too much to killed U..by lightening while playing 1 tnnlnnteeing nffoff niitlvwith na foursome.fmiecnmo rPVvuThe ’ the administration of the city of do" ... an acceptable custom. We He adds that the degree of in­ The Academy represents more suppose that such men were there­ golf Is the author of a scientific | bolt struck literally "from the ' He will review the medical aspects Atlanta. Wilson was formerly em­ must go, rather, fully aware of jury depends on the power of the than 10,000 pediatricians in the fore given to analyzing themselves article— on "death byu_ lightning" in blub," according to witnesses who of Head Start applications sub­ ployed as a hospital administra­ where we are going, and what our bolt, duration of its effect, position U. S., Canada, and Latin America inwardly, without the distraction the May issue of OP, scientific said the sun was out and the sky mitted by a community; meet with tive assistant at the Hugh Spauld­ attendance Implies. This attitude and grounding of the victim, site of people, places and things? blue. local planning committees to map ing Hospital. publication of the American Aca­ on our part Is the only way to be Would It be unreasonable to pre­ Though a physician was tn the of entrance into the body of the out Head Start medical programs; Wilson's appointment marks the demy of Oeneral Practice. The ar­ receptive to the renewal we can group, and immediate attempts at charge, its disposition in the body maintain contact with program first time a Negro has held such suppose that their spirits were ticle, timely because most lightn­ derive from our church attendance and the polint of exit from the more understanding, more tolerant ing deaths occur In spring and closed chest cardiac massage and medical directors; follow-up and a position in the history of the — the renewal of spirit that every­ toward* the preoccupations and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation were body. Death, Dr. Coleman says, in­ evaluate programs, and maintain city. summer, is designed to aid family one needs In life ... the ability made, the younger Colemhn never variably will occur immediately or liaison with OEO regional and na­ foible* of others; their ear* doctors to help prevent lightelng to hear, to remember, and use. regained consciousness and died a- within several hours; if the vic­ tional offices. sharper, their eyes keener than accidents and care for victims. For a clear, uncluttered mind, di­ bout two hours later. tim survives 24 hours he can ex­ the eyes and ears and spirit of Dr. Thomas H. Coleman, as Aca­ Consultants will work, with the DsKalb NAACP Seth pect to recover. vested of everyday cares and busi­ those of the cities, surrounded a* demy members and head of the Dr. Coleman opens the article Office of Economic Opportunity ness worries, Is a receptive mind. they were by the noises, th* de­ Department of Electrocardiology at with an explanation of the physics The author recounts several Im­ representatives responsible for fund­ 10,000 Member* The philosophy contained in the mands, the distractions of com­ St. Joseph's hospital, Carbondale, of lightning, noting that a stroke ing and evaluating Head Start AN ODE TO DR. M. L RING, JR. portant preventive measures, warn­ The DeKalb branch of the Na­ Book of Ecclesiastes is especially was the father of 21-year-old Tho­ of lightning carries a jolt of from health programs, helping them in­ (April 18, 1868) merce and politics? ing that everyone should beware of tional Association for the Advance­ applicable to our day and time. mas H. Coleman, Jr., killed last 12,000 to 20.000 amperes as com­ terpret the needs of the children, REST IN PEACE the hot, humid day with thunder­ ment of Colored People has »et Ecclesiastes is concerned with Man is not great by virtue of July at Crystal Lake. Pa According pared with the less than one am­ the resources of the community, showers in the area The sun over­ It* regular monthly meeting for his worldly possessions; rather, he pere of cunent in a 100-watt light Rest in Peace Martin, for you are spiritual riches, as opposed to head when such conditions apply and the success of the Head Start 8:00 pm. today at the Bessie bulb He adds that some 150 per­ tired, worldly riches. attains greatness by reason of hi* should not rule out precautionary Branham Community Recreation sons die from lightning injuries in The work you were doing, kept inner strengths, his inner belief* Douglasville measures, he says, noting that if bolt-promoting field is turning on Building, 2051 Delano Dr. NE„ Today, unfortunately, money — an average year, most of them male you mired. and these are nortured by anything the sun may actually in­ a radio (perhaps a transistor for Atlanta. and what money can buy — has DOUGLASVILLE, Oa. - The and most outdoors on the farm, the In this Immoral world, society is commonion with God, tensify the electromagnetic field Dr. Charles E. Price, pRsident become the yardstick of modern Couslonian Chapter of the.Natio­ golfers, hikers, etc.) and tuning the sick, golf oourse of in recreational areas that Is present before the lightn­ nal Junior Honor Society of the volume down If there is heavy sta­ Problems are numerous and h»te of the branch, has Indicated that American living. We need to heed The writer of Ecclesiastes had He notes also that the cause ing discharge. He points out that R. L. Cousins High School had tic, there is excessive electrical ac­ the agenda for the meeting will the vole? of Ecclesiastes .... “He lived fully, experimenting with -hie of death in lightning fatalities us­ a good test o f the presence of this is thick. their annual social on May 10. ually is sudden cardiac arrest or tivity in the area. Where peace, rest and tranquility include the problem of racial dis­ who loves money will not be satis­ life, and had come to the oon- Dr. Coleman closes with a sum­ crimination in Atlanta, Decatur, fied with money; nor he who loves cluslon — by trial and error — Miss E L. Brown is the advisor. ventricular fibrillation (loss of rhy­ so very demure. mary of the United States Golf wealth, with gain; this also Is that the fundamental value* of The 7th grade presented the play, thm) associated with severe in­ Rest in Peace. Martin, your heart and DeKalb school systems. Also, “Roamln Joe and Julie" on Friday. Association’s guide to protection a- workers who have agreed to work jury to the central nervous system. is pure. vanity." life were not contained in worldly Mr. Cooke is the home room tea­ gainst lightning on the golf course: in the DeKalb NAACP member­ If we will but pause and reflect The author states that central things, but — rather — in the cher. Mr and Mrs Martin Mc­ Do. not raise clubs or umbrellas nervous system damage is similar Rest in Peace Martin, for you ship drive are asked to be pres­ we will realize that money cannot spiritual values. That he wu, (tn Cauley visited with Rev and Mrs. above your head. ent and pick up their kits and re­ satisfy our spiritual needs; on the to that from severe head injury, are true, later yean) able to reduce bls life D Middlebrooks on Sunday even­ Avoid hilltos. open spaces, small ceive further instructions. contrary, it can blunt our sensiti­ and Includes hemorrhage, cortical And all the prizes and awards to the fundamental truths, is to ing 8prlng revival ended on Friday trees and isolated trees. The branch will also elect dele- vities, our concern, our love for tears and subdural hematoma. In could not redeem you our everlasting benefit, and we night at the St. James A. M. E. gates to the national condition our fellowmen ... all of which hose not fatally Injured, most have Do. not go near tractors, golf For a tremendous job so diligently will be wise if we heed this print­ and New Bethel Baptist Churches. set for June paralysis of the legs and burning undertaken. 24-28 in Atlantic was the basic teaching of Jesus Mr*. Lillian Hill of Atlanta carts, scooters or other farm ma­ ed word. We can learn the hand or prickling sensations in the arms The threats and mistakes left you City, N. J. Christ while He was on earth, *pent Sunday with her cousin. chinery near or on the golf course. way .... by our own mistakes: we which last for varying periods of unshaken. The DeKalb branch of NAACP among men. And while we acknow- Mr*. Ida Hutchens. J. w Campbell Seek shelter In deep woods, de­ will, however, be wiser if we learn time. Coma may last for several You can rest In Peace with God is seeking 10,000 members. Dr lege that there Is, of necessity, no J Arnold and Mrs. Sheryl Banks, pressed areas and cars with me­ by the experiences of other*. days to several weeks, but return Price and M. L. Ashley are serv­ virtue in poverty, we CAN take city, John L. Campbell and Lynn tal tops. Above, to normal or near-normal is vir­ ing as co-chairmen for this years heart in the knowledge that there By virtue of the writing! of of Carrollton spent Sunday in tually assured. Interestingly, Dr. membership drive. 18 an advantage In being unen­ Ecclesiastes, let us resolve to set Chattanooga, Tennessee with Mr Coleman notes, Intelligence and cumbered by possessions! aside a few minutes each day, in Campbell"* son-in-law and daugh­ mental capacity do not appear to Tranquility of spirit is hard to the wilderness of our beings, to ter. Mr. and Mrs Ed. HUI. Mr and Free from hate, bias but be impaired. come by, embroiled as we are in commune with God, to seek Hi* Mre Hill announce birthof a dau­ everlasting love. He lists other effects, Including the hectic pace of our twentieth guidance, and to dedicate our­ ghter May 2. Euriel Campbell and cataracts, ruptured ear drums, loss century world; yet Is one of man­ family spent the week end In Ce­ Sleep on Mlrtln, take your rest. selves anew to Hie service. of tastste, dizziness, burns (usually kind's greatest riches. For, while • to dartown. D. Parker. Mrs. R. J. Ca­ We loved you dearly, but ;Qod occurring when the victim is carry­ knowledge and progress have to, G. Arnold and Forrest Craw­ loved you best. (These comment* are based on ing a metal object), and rarely, brought manktnd many benefits, ford are 111, Your fight for rights and justice outlines of the International Sun­ psychotic recatlons, leukemia and they have also exacted their toll for aU mankind, day School Lessons, copyrighted — mentally, emotionally, and phy­ Will forever smolder mortal man's by the International Council of sically. It becomes increasingly conscious and mind. 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