READ THE NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS FIRST IN YOUR . K — Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., who is currently chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, has announced plans to use the Dower of his office to hasten the VOLUME 30, NUMBER 57 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1961 end of discrimination against Ne groes and other minorities in labor unions and private employment.
The Negro congressman declared Thursday that "Unless the unions and employers make quick and marked progress tn eliminating dis criminatory racal practices in their groups, a subcommittee of the edu catlop and labor committee will be set up to investigate and spotlight this undemocratic situation." Powell, who also is a Baptist minister, said he had no target date for establishing the Investigative panel. But sources close to him dis closed they expect him to move for the investigation should the AFL- CIO executive council fail,, to take positive action at its June meeting to force a large group of its affili ates to cease discriminating against Negroes. Dr. Jackson Both the congressman and other Negro leaders, within and outside the labor movement, have revealed that they have high hopes that Present For President Kennedy's recent execu tive order forbidding racial discrim ination in government and com Dedication panies holding government con tracts will have enough impact on The National Baptist Freedom unions and employers in private in Farm, which is located in Fayette dustry to make the probe unneces County near Mason, Tenn., was sary. dedicated Wednesday of this week. However, Powell made it clear he Hundreds of people from Memphis. will go ahead with the probe if PLAN EGG HUNT — Members of St. Augustine's for their annuol Easter egg hunt Io be given on Jack-on, Brownsville and Somer if there is not "a marked improve Men's Club are, left to right: Charlie Washing the campus of Father Bertrand School Easter ville were on hand for the cere monies. ment in the situation within a rea ton, Sam Qualls, Will P. Hardy, George J. Jones, Sunday afternoon at 2. The general chairman sonable period." Memphians left In a motorcade Alvin Reynolds and Earl Wade, and standing, and co-chairman, Emmett Brayon and J. B. from In front of Columbus Baptist TheAMU HouseIluUuU CommitteeVuIlulilLvCL vllon Educa-JuUUvtt —. . _ — . — > , . tion and Labor has increased its,ChaHes E^Caples. The men are mapping plans Samuels, are not pictured. Church, 324 N. Decatur, at 9 A. M„ staff to about 40 persons, Including and took the route to ‘Tent City' three "Negfoes. They are Mrs. Mary in Fayette County where two of Pinkard serving there as admin the tent families were picked up and moved to permanent homes on istrative assistant. She Is a native Indecent Phone the 404-acre Freedom Farm. of Orange, N. J„ but has lived in The Baptists moved one 'Tent “ (Continued on Page Four) Or. Leland L. Atkins City family to Freedom Farm Calls Jail Man nearly two weeks ago, making a A white man. Henry Albert Mit- 1total of three families now on the chell Cox. 29, has been arrested and 1land recently purchased by the Post Office Sub charged with making obscene tele- :National Baptist Convention, U. S. phone calls, insulting and abusive 'A., Inc. Two more families will language and soliciting lerrtales. be moved there as soon as carpen- Shot in Chest tfers complete the building of two Police said he is accused of mak- more, homes. A substitute post office employe, ing Indecent telephone calls to a Earl Anderson, who was moved to Waller Glenn Bonharl, 33, of 312 colored woman and that he was ar Freedom Farm two weeks ago with 6. Fourth, remained in critical con The fifth anniversary of E. H. It opened in 1956 with three ob rested at Fifth and Bickford after ■ she agreed to meet him. The wo- his' wife and six children, was the dition at John Gaston Hospital jectives, (1) To provide adequate Crump Memorial Hospital was ce subject of a court hearing last where he was admitted Saturday lebrated Sunday afternoon with and uptodate hospital facilities for man notified police officials after ■ making the 'date.' week in a Somerville court, A white morning with a pullet wound in opai house and special ceremonies. private Negro patienta, and the* Iris right chest. , , Cox was free on bond awaiting farmer argued that Mr.Anderson was living oh land which had been . ft was teamed that tht .25 cali .Giving a twef history of the trial for armed robbery when ar bre bullet was not removed fryn institution,, Dr. Leland L. AHdha, rested on the’new charge. Inspector leased to him, thtaugh verba) agree Mf. Bodfiart’s chert because it ires W. P. Huston said Cox was fined. ment. ,py .the Jqr.nw tjwper ¡of the was dedicated Wedrw a member of the hospital's; execu farm. He alsO Argued that the tran believed surgery would be too dan $500 on a similar charge last Jan-, three families (Dave bell tive advisory committee, said;' "The saction betwesh the former owner gerous. fruition of a dream was culminat uary. He was held to the stato'ft- Church, and thé Rev. J, W. Williams, (right), City. In the backgrdvnd and the Baptists had caused him to Investigating officers said Mr. ed five years ago in the opening cently on charges he robbed a paator of Lane Avenue Baptist Church, offer J, H. Jackion, (üreildeni ef the NaflOhgl drinking companion. lore money. Bonhart was shot by his girl of this magnificent edifice." Convention, Ü.S.À., Inc, An unjdenHflw?’ His wife was with him when he The court upheld his contention assistance ¡to carpenters who are building two friend’s estranged husband. They - "‘Five years ago this institution drove up to keep the 'date' and she more homes on the Baptists' Freedom farm in is in far background and thà tiv. i. H t sgid Mr. Bonhart had stopped for was dedicated to tne care and ser Continued on Page Four) was arrested and charged with so lunch and while they were fating vice of the sink and to the memory Fayette County near Mason, Tenn. The farm son is at left. liciting females and disorderly con- the husband opened the door and cf the Honorable Edward Hiffl fired the bullet. Crump, leader and community ben The shooting took place at 11:30 efactor, whosevision, planning, and Reece's Death Is A. M., Saturday morning at 858 Le concern for the health of the citi Moyne Mall, police reported. They zens cf Memphis made possible ‘No Easter Shopping' said they arrested the estranged he establishment of this fine hos husb&nd of several months, Plas Blow to Lt. lee Upshaw. 43. of 855-A LeMoyne pital" Dr. Aitkins said. I Continuing, he declared: "Built Mall Jn front of his apartment a I The death of Repi'.’-rentative B. with federal, state and city funds, At ilufon Pnllfififft short time later, still holding the ril V" vll UUlIvKv I Carroll Reece of Tennessee came as LITTLi: Wdc, Ark.—Dr ____ the hospital cost about $2,250,000. ■ |’a blow to Lieut. George W. Lee, Is NAACP Slogan! pistol. veil David Crockett, 41, is the new Atty. C. 0. Horton. Jr., was the ■ Republican political leader. president of Philapdkr Smith; Cd£ speaker for the program presented jI TThey|leY were c,oseclose friends and in The Memphis Branch of the NAACP has announced plans lege. He currently Ls administrative by the Mr. Esquire Club of Owen 1952- Mr Reece named Lieutenant for a city-wide campaign to discourage the traditional trek to assistant to the president o( Ata College in the College Auditorium Lee to second the presidential nom- cama State College in MontgQfl(- March 20, at 10:00 A. M. during Nation of the late Sen. Robert A. Main Street to purchase new Easter outfits. W - ’ Inside Memphis the regular assembly period. Wt- Rev. H. C. Nobrit, chairman of ilee self - denial during this Len Mr. Horton, a native of Bolivar, Mr. Lee said "The passing of Mr. I the Freedom Committee, under the He suceeds Dr. M. Lafayette Har- DR. LELAND L. ATKIN8 ten Season:' ris who was elected a bishop In tW Tenn, is a graduate of Morehouse Reece was more than death. He auspice> of the N.. A. A. C. P.. set ■ 1. By not purchasing any Items physicians: (2) To serve the com Methodist Church last Atttusi Fovorile spot for watching the Mississippi River, since it College and the Howard Universl- was one of the few statesmen of the mood for thé campaign with of clothing from this the 26th day munity w/lh dedicated employes Dr. Crockett Is a graduate of reached flood stage, is TOM LEE PARK . . FLOYD BASS, JR. is 'ty Law School. (our state who rose to the notice the slogan: "Wear Old Clothes with I of February, 1961, until after Fas Interested In providing better pa Philander Smith tod was bdm jn He has been practicing law In ’of the country and achieved nat- dignity rather than new clothes in ter Sunday and back in town looking and acting like a real Marine . . . Memphis tient care, and (3) To cultivate Forrest City, Ark, Philander Efrntth Memphis since 1957 and is married !iolial leadership of .the party." shame." 2. By wearing Old Clothing with LINKS ore cooking up an inspirational educational project for and promote educational programs I “He never lost the common is supported by the Methodist The "Don't Buy for Easter Cam 1 Dignity rather (han New Clothes in Church and was founded in'M, ¿lenled teenagers . . . And, directors of JESSIE MANN CENTER I (Continued on Page Four) •• - touch," Mr. Lee added. Shame." Continued on Page Four) paign" is an intestification of the J. D. Scott, development dire«» for pre-school children, are brewing up a GREEN TEA which will current picketing of Main Street Dr. V. A. Smith, Jr., vice - prest- for Philander Smith, has been'ba bring in additional funds for operation of the popular institution Stores slich as- Goldsmith's. I.e- -dtmt-of-the-N, A.- A. G. P:.-also~em-" . . . Men's Day at MISSISSIPPI BOULEVARD CHRISTIAN CHURCH vy's, Bry’s, Lowenstein's and oth phaslzed that this spirit of self- lege. went over the financial goal when more than $5,000 was report Riverside Ramp MEMPHIS CALENDAR ers. -denial should be continued after; Bishop Harris is assigned tjMta In a reecnt resolution, passed at 1 Methodist Church's Atlantic tjoj^t ed, $500 of that amount coming from Mrs. Julian W. Kelso in CORNELIA STABLER, one-woman show, Friday, March 24, a recent branch meeting of the N (Continued on Page Four) area with headquarters in AttaPttf; memory of her late husband . . . ERNEST WITHERS' photographic 8 P.M., Owen College. A. A. C. P„ it was stated: "Be it Is Desegraied further resolved that in order to ■studio on Beale is fact becoming headquarters for visiting busi * * * * help speed the day when the Bro nessmen and, local ones, too, for that matter . . JAZZ CON The Riverside Park boat ramp at WOMEN'S DAY, Mrs. Georgia V Harvey, speaker, Sunday, therhood for which Christ dies be McKellar Lake was desegregated CERT in Bruce Hall not only packed 'em in, but was one of the come a living reality in our time, last weekend. March 26, 3 P.M., St. John Baptist Church, Vance and Orleans. biggest attractions of the year. * * * * the Negro community will prac- In the past, Negro boat-owners have been using a ramp just south NAACP MONTHLY MEETING, Sunday, March 26, 4 P.M., Mt. of Beale or forsaken spots along Continued on Page Four) Heart Attack Fatal To the river. Harry Pierotli, chairman of the Park Commission, announced de Edna Ann Maple, a senior at Le- segregation of the Riverside Park Moyne College and daughter of Mr. Mother Of 10 On Bus ramp and said the action was tak Walker Named To Traffic and Mrs. Marshall Maple. 1104 en with the unanimous approval of Louisville Avenue, has been award Mrs. Charlie Mae Rodgers, of 553 Union City, Tenn, and Fulton, Ky. the park board. ed a joint Southern Education Biintyn Street, the mother of 10 Funeral services will be held Several Negroes in this area own Foundation-Woodrow Wilson Fel children, died of a heart attack tonight (Thursday» with J. 0. Pat boats. •• Advisory Committee Here lowship, it was announced this terson Funeral Home in charge of week by Dr. Hollis F. Price, presi Negroes moved a stop toglier in arrangements. At press time, the five, when A. Maceo Walker, In dent of the college. site of the funeral had not been j City Government Tuesday Execu- surance and Bank Executive, was Miss Maple is an English major decided. It will be held either at | Family Of Nine named to the Traffic Advisory with a minor in education. She Is Pearly Gate Baptist Church on Committee, a three-man board one of nine LeMoyne students nam Nicholas Street where Mrs. Rod-1 that controls operation of the ed this year to Who’s Who Among gers was formerly a member, or at M&mhis-owned bus system. Students in American Colleges and Pleasant Grove Baptist Church on 1 Routed By Blaze Universities. City Commissioner William W. Buntyn Street where she joined Under the terms of the fellow - recently. I An early morning fire Monday Farris nominated the 51-year-old ship, Miss Maple will be able to at i left a family of nine without cloth Mr. Walker to the post and the tend summer school in 1961 as well With no husband to help her in ing and furniture. The flames swept City Commission approved the no as graduate school In the regular the last three years. Mrs. Rodgers four buildings, destroying one. mination unanimously. academic year of 1961-62. had struggled to keep her family severely damaging two and causing The Southern Education Foun together. Now. that she is gone, the Mr. Walker replaces Fred Trex small damage to the fourth. dation’s contribution to the fellow burden of being head of the house ler, an Investments Broker, who An appeal for food and clothing ship will cover cost of room, board, falls on the shoulders of her oldest lesigned. Another member of the for the Robert Conner family was tuition and fees for a full summer daughter. Miss Johnnie Mae Rod three-man board is formerly May put on the air Monday afternoon. WILLIE HORTON SR. session at an institute to be select gers. a junior at LeMoyne College. The family is residing temporarily or GiU. ed by Miss Maple. Miss Rodgers has made an excel at 618 Center, Lane. Mr. Walker's appointment had Willie Horton, Sr., active church She may choos' from several lent record at the college and was The fire was in a block at the the approval of Mayor Loeb and and civic 'leader, veteran of World schools for the summer study, in EDNA ANN MAPLE one of nine LeMoyne students northwest corner of Main and Saf- sane other city officials who pre- War n, was appointed last week cluding thé University of Kentucky. elected last fall to Who's Who frans. Flames swept across Center vluosly had urged that the size neighborhood circulation manager University of Oklahoma, George Itaue at the univeraity xta c Among Students in American Col Lane, a narrow strip running thru of the board be increased to five for the Memphis World, He will Peabody College for Teachers, for summer tnUntag. leges and Universities. the block parallel to Main and just members by adding a Negro and a serve Castalia and Elliston com North Carolina College. University Under the Woodrow Witoo west of it. Labor Representative. munities. Mr. and Mrs. Horton's of Texas, University of Arkansas, towship, Miss Maple will rre Besides Miss Rodgers, other chil Buck Boshwit. of Boshwit Bros., daughter, Edna, a junior at Mel University of Florida and Universi living allowance at »1M0 ph MISS JOHNNIE MAE RODGERS dren are Lawrence, 19; Benjamin, owners of the buildings, said his More than 60 per cent of bus’ isse High School, is news reporter ty of Tennessee. tion and fees. 18; Gloria Jean, 16: Barbara, 15; company will move the fire vic riders in Memphis are Negroes for Magnolia Baptist Church. Mr. The Woodrow Wilson Fellowship At LeMoyne. she also is pH last week while en route to Gary, Floyd Earl, 11; Beulah Mae, 10; tims to other quarters at no cost Mr. Walker is President of Uni Horton is supervisor of Mediani- may be held at any graduate sehoel of the Honor Society. Ind. Death claimed her while she Harry and Barry, seven - year-old and charge no rent for a month to versal Company and Tri-State cal equipment processor at the In the United States or Canada, tai She has three brothera Ml was a passenger on * bus betweep twins ,and Eula Faye, 4. “help them jet back on their feet," A, MACEO WIALKI* Bank of Memphis, Memphis Cenerei Army Depot, Miss Maple has been urged ta état- sisters.
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< << MRMPHIS WOttO • Sdonfay, Mârtfi IS, W61 Mobile City Memphis ORLD MY WEEKLY ■ ■■ <■ Official To SERMON PlbUAed by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. Every SATURDAY at 546 BEALE - Ph. JA. 6-403« Plot Course of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE W n, flounder; C. A. Scott, General Manager MOBILE, Ala. - (SNS) - Mobile REV. BLAIR T. HUNT city officials were expected to an PASTOR Second-class postage paid at Memphis, Tenn. nounce this week what actions they will take on a federal court deci j. A. BEAUCHAMP Managing Editor sion March 13 striking down the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: racial bar on publicly-supported Year $4.00 — 6 Months $225 — 3 Months $125 (In Advance) golf links. U. S. District Judge Daniel H. THE FOURTH WORD the way will never makd a scholar. The MEMPHIS WORLD is an Independent newspaper — non-sectarian Thomas in ruling ordered that the TEXT: “My God, my God, why “Saint-hood springs noli from ce an* non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things Mobile Municipal Golf Chorus must has thou forsaken me?” lestial coddling." it believes to be of interest to its readers and opposing those things be thrown open to the Negro group The place — Golgotha; the time We poor humans need hot expect against the interest of its readers. but rejected the plaintiffs' request — close to three o'clock in the aft to be carried “to the skies on flow ...... '——------■ ------> —------for $5,000 damages. ernoon. There and then they heard ery beds of ease.” Remember: No Federal Judge Thomas heard for the fourth time Jesus Speak, cross, no crowp; no gall, no glory; arguments on the case in January, "Eloi, Eloi, Lama Sabacthani" - a no thorns, no throne. It is good 1960. strange mixture of language — part to come up the rocky side, the rug Filing the suit were John H. Hebrew and part Aramaic. ged steeps of life. This is National Negro Newspaper Week - March 19-26 — What Jesus said was a quotation In Jesus’ blackest hour.He turned the 134th anniversary of the Negro press in American demo Sawyer, Samuel Andrews and fro mthe 22rd Psalm, "May God, my to God in prayer, “My God, my S. Goodman, Jr., all resi-1 cracy. We are justly proud of this fact and the service rendered, Charles God, why has thou forsaken me?” God ...” He cries. He is yet "My dents of Mobile. This is the first | Centuries before, David in his deep God." knowing that our early contributions helped bring on the libera decision won by members of the; distress cried, "My God, my God, We likewise, in our black hours, tion of the enslaved and that our lotterday voice has helped Negro group in Alabama seeking to why hast thou forsaken me?" must turn to God in prayer. When remove racial bars at tax-support America to steer a steady ship of state through deep and historic So often we poor humans cry, our faith falters, turn "to God in ed golf links. A suit in the recrea waiers. "Why, why?” We can stand so prayer. Lean hard on the. everlast When John B, Russwurm began editing Freedom's Journal tional area seeking open-to-all much. Seemingly we can stand no ing arm of God. The Harder we facilities is pending in the federal more. Then it is our cry, "Why did in 1827, there was started a forum for the hope and inspiration lean, the stronger the Support. district court in Birmingham. this happen to me — why must I, When it seems we have come to of those in bondage. For some 134 years this forum for informa The Mobile Beacon reported RECEIVES RED CROSS AWARD-Mrs. Helen Gos- Honorable mention went to Mrs. Countess a child of God, suffer so?” Why the end of our rope, recall that tion for and about Negroes has continued in the Negro press, March 18 that City Attorney Fred did God permit my loved one to be kins, second from right, receives the first Red Poole, Mrs. Corine Jarkson, Mrs. Mattie Nicker awful hour on the cross when the, despite some attention here and there in other media. The Negro G. Collins who “had just gotten a taken from me — why this catas darkness was so dense it settled like copy of Federal Judge Daniel Tho Cross nursing service award for Mrs. Mary M. son, Mrs. DuBois and Mrs. Uniceil Washington. trophe to a child of God? Is there a pall upon Jesus. Three o’clock in newspaper is still the tongue and the eyes of nearly 20,000,000 mas’ ruling ...... would propably i Carter. Presenting the award is Mrs. Fannie M. All are registered nurses in Birmingham hospi no Divine intervention? Sometimes the afternoon — and yet darkness, Americans of color and the reference of millions more around have an opinion by ...... Tuesday DuBois, Mrs. Juanita Bryant, left, and Mrs. tals. we feel we, too, are treading the deep darkness was over the land. or Wednesday (March 21 or 22)”. the globe. wine-press alone. Jesus cried with a loud voice, “My Representing the plaintiffs were Juanita B. King, also registered nurses in Red Evpry now and then one comes across a person who says Divine non - intervention is life’s God, my God, why has thou for Attys. Vernon Z. Crawford and Cross service, admire the award. The event was attended by nurses and stu normal expression. Jesus was Di that he rarely reads the Negro press, for one alleged reason or saken me?” Clarence E. Moses. Mrs. Carter received a silver tray inscribed dent nurses and by future nurses from the high vine, yet He was so human, He Truly our great High Priest was another. One must wonder how he lives in his community, state, with her name and the Red Cross nursing ser school clubs. The annual occasion is held in hungered — He thirsted — he wept touched with the feeling of our in ?. region or nation, so detached from his people, since only the Ne vices seal. The award was presented to her by honor of nurses who volunteer their services in — He tired. He was made human. firmities. So Jesus came out of that gro newspaper begins to carry the total news about those around Dr. Leland L. Atkins We read, “He was born of a wo black night into the spring-time of Mrs. Fannie M. DuBois, chairman of the event. Red Cross. r him, or°who are in his immediate acquaintance. Then, too, there (Continued From Page One) man," though He was the Son of a faith that gave Him power to say, I, God. On the cross Divine interven “Father into thy hands I commend are issues which must be discussed within the confines of the Ne for Negro doctors, nurses and tech tion would have made His humani my spirit.” i gro press, by Negro editors and Negro people themselves. nicians. ty feigned, imaginary, fictitious. Remember, "The darkest hour is Advertisers .long since have found out that lhe Negro press ■'During the past five years, most Students Attempt Divine intervention would have Just before day." of these objectives have been met. Miss Hunter made incomplete His sacrifices. The is the most substantial medium for reaching the Negro masses, In the 23rd Psalm, we read: “Even Today, more than 17,491 patients road to sympathy would have been despite all other and varied claims. though I walk in the dark valley of have received care and more than blocked. That student who is help death, I fear no evil; for you are 466 private physicians have at To Get Principal ed by the teacher' every step of ever by my side." tended patients. The hospital staff The Grime News has grown to a total of 252 dedi Univ. Cafeteria cated members. In the field of ed How many limes lately have you picked up the newspaper ucation, tile 'Nursing Schoo] has Back In Savannah ATHENS, Ga. (UPD—Coed Charlayne Hunler, one of lhe first MEMPHIS CALENDAR to see, splashed prominently across the front page, news of a graduated 20 professional nurses. SAVANNAAH, Ga. - (UPI) - two members of her race admitted to lhe University of Georgia, number of terrible crimes? And you probably saw some pretty Medical seminars haive been held More than 900 students refused to (Continued from Page One) for physicians in the -immediate ate at the school cafeteria Monday without incident, officials attend all-Negro Sol. C. Johnson rugged pictures too. Tri-State area. said Tuesday. High School here Tuesday in their Olive Cathedral. This has long been common practice in metropolitan papers ’’As we now embark upon the continued fight to win back the * * * * and it is justified as truthful reporting of ALL the news. A great new frontier it is our fervent She was accompanied by several university offiicals escorted the job of fired principal Al Cheatham 'SEVENTH LAST WORDS OF CHRIST', Sunday, March 26, 7:30 case can be built for impartially reporting all the news. But we prayer that the future of this hos white students when she entered Negro girl, several were seen in who reportedly was considered “too Snelling Hall cafeteria for the ev side the cafeteria and remained P.M., Centenary Methodist Church. should also remember two things, in this connection. pital will -rise to even greater progressive" by the Chatham heights in its senice to humanity.” ening meal. until she returned to her room in County hoard of education. * * * * First, not all the news is fit to print. And, secondly, sensa Dr. M. K. Callison, dean of the An observer said that while no an otherwise all - white dormitory. The student boi«y boycotted the YOUTH DAY, Rev. S. W. Williams of Atlanta, speaker, Sun » tional coverage and overplay of the lurid or debased can have University of Tennessee College of She did not eat breakfast at the school so completely that only the cafeteria Tuesday. day, March 26, 3 P.M., Metropolitan Baptist Church, h a poor effect in a community, especially a small-town commun Medicine, told an attentive audi faculty and newly-appointed Prin * * * * *’ cipal Arthur Dwight were inside at ity. ence that facilities of Crump Hos Powell Plans Dean Joseph Williams confirmed pital must be doubled in size with classtime. LANE COLLEGE CHOIR, Monday, March 27, 10 A.M., Owen- Some will say that this is a weak-kneed position or a lily- (Continued from Page One) that Miss Hunter had eaten at in four years. He also said the A small band of students were College. white idealism, which is tantamount to not being ready to face the cafeteria. He said since Miss hospital’s service must be greatly Washington since college days, Miss out in the street, marching around ★ * * * Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, were the school with picket signs calling facts. But we should remember that there is enough unpleasant expanded. Fields and Mr. Burns. admitted under court order, It has for the return of Cheatham and the EASTER CANTATA, Sunday, April 2, 7:30 P.M., Gospel Tern- ness in this world, enough tragedy, and enough sadness, with “Memphis is about 900 hospital Mrs. Pinkard for six years in the been accepted that they could use ouster of Dwight. pie Baptist Church. out over emphasis of what we encounter. beds short of the number necessary ___intergroupD.._r ...... relation section of the other university facilities in ad for its population,” Dr. Callison 1 Public Housing Agency. For twr Other groups clustered in restau ★ * * * dition to classrooms. rants across the street from the said. He pointed out that Crump, | years she was assistant to the di- GRAMBLING COLLEGE CHOIR, Wednesday, April 5, 8 P.M., And too many newspapers play up the sordid in preference Miss Hunter was informed Mon high school. which has 128 beds, must bear Its rector of the South West Demon to the uplifting. If there is an inspirational story, of heroism, day of an offer from Switzerland Benjamin Clark, a junior and Owen College. part of the increase. stration Project, assisting with the * * * * sacrifice, unselfishness or love, does it get the front-page splash I for her to attend school there for spokesman for the teen-agers, told W. F. Bowld, chairman of the relocation of disposed families. three years with all expenses paid. newsmen that, unless Cheatham is some wicked event rates? Too often it is only a feature, while board of trustee, awarded service Upon leaving this position she MISS TILLIE BORGARD SMITH of Little Rock, Ark., drarilgtiiC She said she appreciated the offer rehired as principal "within a a diabolical crime is front-page news. pins ’ to hospital employees with was employed for awhile at the Na presented by Alpha Gamma chapter of Gamma Chi Sorority, of the free Swiss education but week” he will apply for admission tional Education Association before All of us are influenced by what we see and read. If we five or more years of services to plans to remain at the University to all-white Savannah High School. April 7, 8 P.M., Bruce Hall. accepting the position with the * * * * dwell on the depressive, the depraved, we do not have the time the city. of Georgia. Others echoed his sentiments and Powell committee. we otherwise would have to devote to the optimistic, uplifting Given a special place of honor indicated that the board of educa HYDE PARK PTA TEA, April 9, 4-6 P.M., Hyde Park School. ★ and happy side of life. Every day each of us should decide to at the ceremonies was Maurice Miss Fields comes to the Educa tion might have a racial crisis on * * * Jones, 5-year-old son of Mr. and tion and Labor Committee directly its hands. face the events of that day with a smile, with a constructive ef RESIGNED MONDAY BILL THOMSON DUO, April 21, 8:30 P.M., Bruce Holl, Le- Mrs. Marshall Jones of 3343 Ro from Penn State University where Seek Fed., Siale fort, and with the hope that we can accomplish some good. It Cheatham actually resigned on Moyne College. chester Road. He was the first of she graduated in January. r » Monday night after learning that * * * * ' I helps if we are inspired along the way, a little bit, maybe, by 3,668 children bom at the hospital. She is a native of New Kensing the board did not plan to renew what we read in the newspapers Administrator of the fully ac ton, Pa, but worked in the Navy ANNIE L. BROWN HEALTH CLUB TEA AND BABY CONTEST, Program To Hall his contract. Neither he nor board credited hospital is Oscar M. Mar Department in Washington for two Such crime must be reported. But let up keep foremost members would comment on either April 23, 4-7 P.M., Lelia Walker Clubhouse. 1 vin. years before returning to Pennsyl * * * * things foremost. Let us dwell on, and emphasize, the construc vania to complete her education. the board’s action or his own. tive, the morally uplifting, the inspirational. Let us all think more Burns is well known on Capitol However, W. W. Law, state presi JUNIOR ELKS BIG BEAT SHOW, April 28, 8:30 P.M., Bruce about the wonderful things, the gratifying things, the satisfying Atty. Horton Hill where he has been associated dent of the NAACF, said it was un Hall. with the House Appropriations NEW YORK - (UPD — Three derstood that the board wanted * * . * * and spiritually-rewarding things. Let us, in other words, start ' (Continued from Page One) Committee for a long period of national health agencies Cheatham out because he was “too out each day thinking) positively. Il does pay, and the effect rubs Wednes- progressive." Law said tiVe racial KAPPA ALPHA PSI'S DEBUTANTE COTILLION, May 5, Bruce I to the former Miss time. He was one of the first Ne day called for a massive $25 mil off on others around us. Evie Radolph issue also entered the matter, that Hall. of Bolvar. groes ever to serve as a clerk of a lion federal - state local program there was opposition to Cheatham Lee Cunningham, Congressional committee back in to "eliminate syphilis as a pubic popular young on the board because the former singer possessing a fine tenor voice, the days when he had to bear the health hazard in the United States.'» Good News From Alabama title of messenger although he was principal was a leader of the Cru also appeared on the program. Mr. sade for Voters — an organization Cunningham is a former student of actually doing clerical work. The agencies released a state Hatch, Executive Secretary which encouraged Negro registra Down in Macon County Alabama where Negroes outnumber This brings the number of Negro ment that said since fiscal year Madame Florence McCleave and‘a tion and voting and influenced member of the Memphis Musicians employes on the Powell committee 1958, tlie number of cases of ear whites five to one, Federal Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr., issued how the Negroes vote. Association and the National As to six. The others are Mrs. Maxi- ly infectious syphilis reported in an injunction at the request of the Department of Justice to pro But the big thing, said Law, was For Alabama State Teachers sociation of Negro Musicians, Inc. enne Dargens Fleming, chief clerk; hibit any future discrimination against prospective Negro voters the United States has risen from that “they thought he was too pro The talented young singer has au Livingston Wingate, associate coun 6,66! to 12,471- an increase of 87 gressive. He was always agitating MONTGOMERY, Ala. - (SNS) •n lhe county. ditioned for the Ted Mack Amateur sel, and Odell Clark, investigator. per cent. for improvement and the school - Robert H. Hatch was recom Bringing the situation further into focus, Judge Johnson in Show and has appeared on local board didn't like this.” mended for Executive Secretary of TV as a special guest of announcer India Businessman structed the Justice Department to submit to him within 30 days "The 4.508 cases .. reported for The Issue broke into the lime - the Alabama State Teachers As Trent Wood. ‘No Easter the names of at least three prospective voting referees which the quarter year July - Septem light Monday when 60 of the high sociation by the ASTA Executive Mr. L. H. Twigg, Jr., biology in (Continued from Page One) Visits Office Of ber 1960. represent a 72.2 per cent school students picketed the Board Committee of the opening general could be appointed under the federal Civil Rights Act. structor. is the faculty adviser to increase for the same quarter of of Education building in protest session of the 'Associations 78th The judge said he wanted them just in case at some later the Mr. Esquire Club and Aaron 1 Easter and until the merchants of the previous year," the statement against the non-renewal of Cheat Annual Convention here March 17. Atlanta Daily World date he finds appointment of a referee "necessary and appropri Booker is president. Main Street realize that Negroes said. "This is the sharpest rise in ham’s contract. ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)- will no longer pay for segregation He succeeds George W, Jones ate." infectious syphilis ever reported in That group apparently got out Sir Kannaiah Konuri from Andhra and second - class accommodat who steps down April 1 to become Prodesh, India, was a surprise visi In addition to these steps, the judge entered a mandatory the United States within so short of hand and police arrested 14 — Dr. Jackson ions. Executive Secretary of the Ameri tor to the Atlanta Daily World decree requiring registration authorities to take certain steps to Rev. Nabrit urged further that a time." 23 teenagers and an adult minister (Continued from Page One) on charges of unlawful assembly can Teachers Association, yesterday morning. Mr. Konuri Negro citizens of Memphis could reduce a backlog of unprocessed applications from Negroes. He and interfering with the perform made a brief stop in the Gate and awarded him $2,500 which was and should help in this fight for The recommendation for a great also directed registration officials to put the names of 64 Ne ance of policemen in their duties. There appeared to be no vocal City enroute to Tampa, Fla, where shared equally by the National Freedom in the following ways: new control program was made by groes on the voting list within ten days and to make certain the BOUND OVER. or aggressive opposition to Mr. he will make an extensive’investi Baptist Convention and the form 1. Don’t cross the NAACP picket the American Social Health Asso Twenty-one of these were bound Hatch whose name must be rati gation of the tobacco plant». Negroes are notified. Then he ordered the registrars to inform er owner. lines on Main Street. ciation, the American Venereal Dis over to Chatham County city court fied by the Delegate Assembly. He stated that he is interested his court within 15 days from that date that they had complied J. A. Williams, Sr. contended that .2. Don't order by phone from ease Association, and the Associat in making hand - made .cigars, so' Tuesday, eight boys and 13,girls He is (he san of Dr. R. C. Hatch, with his instructions. he and his son, J. A. Williams, Jr., Main Street stores. ion of State and Territorial Offi that he will be able to install the Two other boys and the Rev. Curtis Consultant of State Department of had a verbal agreement with Dr. 3. Join the NAACP and urge ev cers. which Wednesday released new techniques on his tobacco farm;< {,■» the handling of future applications, Johnson issued an Jackson were freed on the charges Education. --- __X------1 - M. L. Fuller to work the land this eryone you know to join their joint eighth annual state when he returns to India.- - order prohibiting registration authorities from administering 4. Join the picket lines and walk and released. year before Dr. Fuller sold the ment on "today's VD Control Pro- The NAACP called a mass meet •------J-jr— qualifying tests to Negroes "in any way different" from the man farm to the Baptist Convention. for freedom...... blem.” Democrats expect vigorous leg Kennedy comes to gripk with, - 5. Support the programs of (he ing Tuesday night of all persons ner in which tests are given to white applicants. The 404,-acre farm is being bought interested in supporting the high islative drive. bureaucrat1, v Ï&. ■ -r- by the Baptists for $60.000. They N. A. A. C. P. Going further, the judge laid down this formula: No pros Adenauer to offer Britain a school students in their boycott of have paid $15,000 on the land. com - promise plan. the school. Jackson and Law were pective Negro voter who is otherwise qualified can be denied Dr. J. H. Jackson, president of two other farms, both in Haywood expected to be among the speakers. registration if his application papers are equal to the perfor the National Baptist Convention, County and placed a displaced fam Bolivia proclaims state of Meanwhile, Cheatham, Tuesday U. S. A., Inc., arrived Monday from siege mance of the least qualified white applicant. ily on each section of land. in nation. afternoon, released a letter written Now, the swiftne» in which the Department of Justice has his home in Chicago to deliver the to school administrators and Sa dedicatory address at the Freedom vannah and Chatham County of acted is to be highly commended. It shows that no words or Farm. Dr. W. H. Brewster of Mem terms will be minced.in going to the bottom of this scandal that ficials in which the parents of the phis carried a choir to the dedica students "vehemently” protested has been coming out of Alabama in sundry streams. tory site. the action of Chatham County Th» Negroes in Macon County and Alabama have had many Dr. A. E. Campbell, a vice presi School Supt. D. Leon McCormack dent of the Convention and pastor in dismissing Cheatham as princi a hurdle to surmount lately in the area of registration. The fear of Columbus Baptist Church in of Negroes outnumbering whites five to one saw its first impact Registered U. S. Patent Office. pal. Memphis, said 5,000 leaflets were The letter said the Negro par when the gentleman Sam Englehart, representing the county in distributed Sunday in churches ad ents "are thoroughly convinced the General Assembly, offered to slice the county into five pie vertising the dedicatory services. 3 5 8 2 7 4 6 3 8 2 t • I that if there is a competent high He also pointed out that one tractor C A H H shape pieces and annex ft to adjourning counties. No bones A A A 0 0 A K N a school principal in Chatham coun is on Freedom Farm and that Bap T" 2 5 3 t 6 1 8 4 4 6 i i were made of the fad that this was being sought in order to in ty — it is Cheatham." tist leaders are planning to pur I P S U E I N 3 G r A P 5 The letter quoted an earlier let validate Negro votes. Next, the city of Tuskegee was planned in chase another one. ter from State School Supt. Claude gerrymander fashion to put Negro taxpayers outside the county Dr. Jackson, who gave birth to Purcell dated Aug. 5 which con the idea of purchasing farms that gratulated Cheatham “on the fine by drawing curved lines so as to make Negroes near the center could be used as permanent homes of the city out of the limits, while whites who lived several blocks record that made it possible for you for tenant farmers evicted because to receive your six-year certificate.” out were included^«the city limits by merely waving of curv they exercised their right to vote, Cheatham holds a master’s de ed lines. spent Monday in Fayette County gree from Harvard University. The latest came out for a commission form of government as the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. John McFerren. Mr. McFerren, in EXCHANGE AGREEMENT from as far away as say, Montgomery, where the legislature recent weeks, became a controvers The United States and Commun- would by remote control handle the affairs of the city of Tus ial figure in the Fayette County nist Romania have reached an ex kegee. Civic and Welfare League, .which LJERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message change agreement covering grad set up Tent City. * 1 every day. It is a numerical puzile designed to spell out uate students, tourists and scien So, Judge Johnson may have put an end to these naive Dr. Campbell pointed out that your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If the num tific, Industrial and cultural pro schemes and strange twists of demagogic gymnastics to maneu Mr. McFerren is in perfect agree ber of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number is less grams. ment with the Baptist plan to move The only other exchange agree ver from heal taxpayers their vested rights, and to further and than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the Tent City dwellers to permanent upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check every one ment that has bee nset up with more forceably sustain a system of taxation without representa homes. of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the messa«« a Communist nation is one with tion. , , ■ -______The Baptists«)* JWte pwehtSW U>* «Hwi'iiuNrui’CTeckii DxW' ilv» RussisiJ MFMPHK WOW • lohwtóy, Mordi H, • » Kennedy Calls For Equal Christine Davis, Treatment At Centennial WASHINGTON, D. C. - (NNPA) Ing: Al $1,000 Monthly, — President Kennedy has disagreed ‘To subject colored members with Maj. Gen. Ulysses 8. Grant, the Assembly to the indignity III, grandson of the famous Civil segregation and unequal treatment War general, over the question of in connection with the commemo Still Highest Paid whether the Civil War Centennial ration of that great struggle would WASHINGTON - (ANP) - Commission is concerned with of irony of a most bitter sort." Payroll 'records of members of the racial segregation in its commem The Civil War Centennial Com House for the month of January oration of the 100th anniversary oi mission was created by the Act of show thii Christine Ray Davis, the start of the Civil War. Congress of Sept. 7, 1957, to pre saff director and chief- dertt at Pierre Salinger, White House pare plans and programs and to the House Govcmmen; Operations press secretary, revealed Friday had coordinate ceremonies to commemo Committee of which Representa wri.titn a latter to Gen Grant, rate the centennial of the Civil chairman of the Commission slat War. It receives an annual appro tive William L. Dawson of Chicago ing his view that th? Commission priation’from the Congress of about is chairman, Is still the highest is an official body of the Federal 6100.000. paid colored woman in government. Governmen; and has an obligation Her pay for January was'Sl,100.70. as the sponsor of a two-day meet President Kennedy and Vice The pay of Louise Maxlenne - ing at the Fort Sumter Hotel in President Lyndon B Johnson are 'Dargans, chief clerk of the Hou» Charleston. S. C„ to see that those ex officio members of the commis Sducatfon tend Labor Committee, invited to attend are accorded equal sion. if which Adam Clayton Powell Of treatment. Gen. Grant Ins n :ong record of I ’ MO f New York Is chairman,'wag 898583 The letter was mailed to Gen favoring racial segregation in the sad that of Livingstone .Wingate, Grant Wednesday. Mr. Salinger de District of Columbia. While he was associate general counsel of the clined to make It public. No reply an officer of the Interior Depart had yet beeli received from the ment during the llarding Admin committee was $623.37. general. istration he was responsible for The payroll for Dawson’lists Al AT PAN-HELLENIC MEET—Chief representatives Kappq Apha Psi, H. H. Holloway, Phila- On April 12, 1861, Confederate posting segregation signs in Rock len M. Hunt, $706.70; Norman C. batteries fired on Fort Sumter in Creek Park. of the fraternities and sororities at the National delphia; Delta Sigma Theta, Dr. Ann Campbell, Williams $44068; Barbara Morgan, the harbor of Charleson, S. C. $321.51; Helen E. Hill, $327.23; Pan-Hellenic Meet held at Grambling College Prairie View, Texas; Alpha Phi Alpha, Dr. Wal The vice chairman of the com The Civil War Centennial Com Helen Harvey, $310.68; D. Lay- are shown above, left to right: Phi Beta Sigma, ter Washington, Utica, Miss.; Sigma Gamma mission plans to commemorate the mission is Representative William M. Tuck, Democrat ,a former Gov ton, $322.01 and Gloria Jackson, William E. Doar, Jr., Brooklyn; Omega Psi Phi, Rho, Mrs. Bertha Rhoda, St. louis, and Zeta Phi anniversary with a dinner claslng $303.39. the annual meeting. The commis ernor of Virginia, who Is a staunch Dr. Charles D. Henry, Grambling; Alpha Kappa Beta, Mrs. Evangeline Emanuel, Grambling, la. sion picked Charleston for the advocate or racial segregation. DIGG’S WIFE ON PAYROLL Alpha, Mrs. Carey B. Preston, Chicago; meeting. Charles maintains racial In addition to the President and The wife of Representative C. C. segregation in its places of public Vice President, the Commission in Diggs, Mirhlgen Democrat, is car accommodation. cludes in its membership Senators, ried on his payroll. Her January " The New Jersey Commission, Representatives, and other nation pay was $349.44. Others on the which has a colored member, Mrs. ally prominent persons. LINKS, INC. CITE SYMPHONY WINNERS - Mrs. Fred Toomer Diggs pyaroll were Dorothy Elain Madaline Williams of East Orange, presents $100 scholarships to Miss Charlotte Ellis, pianist, and Quarker, $765.93; Gladys Johnson; Southern Solons Approve voted to boycott the Charleston Miss Sandra Bass, vocalist, who were audition winners of the $495.56; Eileen I. Ownby, $33681; Chin-Ping Chang, $262.; Louis meeting, and other state bodies are Atlanta Symphony Young People's Concert. studying the issue raised by the VA Seeks Plan Dean, Jr., $99, and James A. John- selection of Charleston I sen, Jr., $63.26, In a telegram to Gen. Grant, The payroll of Representative New Justice Dept. Policy Senator Clifford P. Case, New Jer itoii.’rt N. C. N1 x, Philadelphia sey Republican, urged the commis To Improve Care Links Honor Symphony Democrat, lists Mae C. Ryan, 8738.- sion to change the site of the meet 18: William J. Moliv'yre, $614,71; - By LOUIS LAUTIER ing. I’yrill 0. Sired, $279.35; Charlo B, erument work more smoothly." Commenting on the telegram Soloists At Musicale Wlr.'f», $(101,33; Olympia tcae, WASHINGTON, D.C. (NNPA)-The new Justice Department A ked by Senator Kenneth B. from Senator Case, Gen. Grant Of Its Patients $209.7,1; Itu.'lh Marman, $203^1; Keatln New York Republican, if said: lone H.tikley, $177.15, and Norman policy of bringing civil rights violations to the attention of stale The 130,000 employees of the AILANTA, Ga.-(SNS)- the Civil Rights Division found "We were officially invited to hold A, Jenkins $150.73. officials before going into court meets the approval of Southern Veterans Administration Depart Miss Charlolle Ellis, pianist, and Miss Sandra Bass, vbcalist, that state officials "were precip the (Fourth National Assembly Powell’s payroll for January lists ment of Medicine and .Surgery are won warm and enthusiastic plaudits fiom the several hundred senators. itating actions which lead to the in Charleston and we accepted I lie his wile, Y. Majorie Flores, $837.- aggravation of the present situa invitation. being invited to join in a plan to music lovers who attended the second annual scholarship award Both Senators Olin D. Johnson of deal with the states in such man improve care for patients in 170 23: Hi ward T. Dodson, $480j98; tion, you would then move at the "It was reoommended by the musical sponsored by the Allanta chapter of links on Sunday, Bealrice Lennon, $131.01; Mary L. South Carolina and Sam J. Ervin ner that if they are doing some VA hospitals, 91 out-patient Federal level" Mr. Marshall re Commission's executive committee Shuler, $103,85; Millan W. of North Carolina were in agree thing that Is wrong, to allow them clinics and 18 domieiliaries. March 19, 1961, al the home of Mr. and Mrs, L. I). Millon on plied: mid approved by the entire com- shur, iill.75. ment Wedne’day witli Burke Mar to clean it up hem elves before you missionmision. We e m't very well Walerford Road. "The duty of the Civil Rights The Department of Medicine and shall of Maryland, whom Presi rush in?" Johnson asked. change our plans. It is.completely Division and the Department of Surgery hopes to get new ideas on Miss Ellis and Miss Bass, along dent Kennedy has nominated to out of our Jurisdiction. We have Mrs. Jessie Wartman, president; " Ithink that anything that can Justice is to enforce the Federal changes in design for VA hospitals with lour of the six students pre be the Assistant Attorney General no jurisdiction over what Charles Mrs. Elizabeth Bowden, Mrs. Ern be done along those' lines that will statutes. If that requires litigat of the future and for the improve sented by the Links in a musical estine Brazeal, Mrs. Hazel Cannon, U. N. Censures in charge of,the Civil Rights Di ton does nor over the New Jersey ment of the funcational flow of vision' of the Justice Department. involve proper enforcement of Fed ion, we certainly will move through concert last year, sparked the hours Mrs. Pearl Clement, Mrs. Ann State Commission and what they work that would enable VA to in ■During a resumed hearing on eral laws should be done," replied the courts to do it." from 5:00 to 7:00 p. m. with musi Cooper, Mrs. Grace DeLorme, Mrs. do." crease efficiency. Mr. Marshall’s nomination, he was Mr. Marshall. "Yes, I agree with cal selections. Two of last year's Gertrude Hackney, Mrs. Marge Gen. Grant said the nddorsed an The program - Operation "Tenn South Africa questioned as to how he would you." participants were not here to lend Harper, Mrs. Clara Hayley, Mrs. earlier statement by a commission Us" — invites each member of the their talent to this year's musical, proceed. "You agree' that would bring Ruth Jackson, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, about a better feeling between the spokesman that the commission has hospital team to give serious because they are studying in schools Mrs. Kate McCoy, Mrs. Bennie Mc "Do you ' intend in the event Federal Government and the state Repuled Narcotics one job and that is eo plan and thought to Improving his or her out of the city. Lendon, Mrs. Helen Martin, Mrs. On Policies of uncovering some irregularity that governments — to call these things coordinate Civil War commemora particular operation, thus improv Eloise Milton, Mrs. Sadye Powell, ing VA hospital operations general The candidates for the Links' you may find, calling that to the to the attention of the states and tive programs, and it has no juris Mrs. Adele Shorter, Mrs. Evelyn UNITED NATIONS!, N. Y diction over racial matters. ly. awards are chosen when the At attention of state officials and let give them a chance to proceed and lanta Symphony Program Commit Thomas, Mrs. Juanita Toomer, Miss (NNPA) - The United Nations Peddler Nabbed In Senator Case said he supported To encourage the submission of ting them remedy that before you clean up, if a cleaning up needs to tee holds its annual auditions for Madeline White, Mrs. Johnnie Yan I General Assembly by a 74 to 0 vote the decision of the New Jersey ideas, an award of $250 will be cey and Mrs. Mar Yates. bring the states into court?" Sen be done" singers and instrumentalists to ap Thursday adopted - «.-olutlon cen- State Civil War Centennial Com made through the Department of ator Johnston asked. I . .. Mr. Tranus Lee Long served as suring the Union of South Africa "Yds, sir," replied Mr. Marshall. mission, one of whose mumbers Is Medicine and Surgery Incentive pear as guest performers with the "We will certainly," replied Mr. Alleged Bribery Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. co-ordinator of the music students for its conduct toward (he native “I think it is the intention of the colored, not to participate m tut awards Program for the best idea for this occasion, as well as the Marshall, “and I know that is the Last year, the six young Negro population of South - West Afri Attorney General to call the at NEW ORLEANS — (ANP) - All Fourth National Assembly, i.dopted. There also will be five master of ceremonies for the pro desire of the Attorney General — finalists in the Symphony audi ca. tention of the states to any evi- alleged narcotics peddler and a "The Civil War was fought to runner-up awards of $100 each. gram. try... to work .out with the s^tes tions were: James Julius Mann, pi Germany surrendered South-West whatever mailers involve the en denàe that We* have of violations New Orleans policeman were prin- vindicate the great., purposes of the Additional awards may be approv of Federal laws." . .., ciptes. in what was reported to be Declaration of Independence and ed, if warranted by ’the savings or anist; Roland Hampton, trumpet 'Africa to the Union of South AfH- forcement'of* the Federal laws if player; Samuel Hagan, tenor; Jac Mr. Marshall-'also 'agreed with an attempted bribery in a narcotics the Bill of Rights, the freedom and benefits. '’.i in 1915. The League of Nations that can be worked out without queline Kinsey, soprano; James Senator Ervin that such a policy case here. dignity of the individual among Suggestions of this type will be gave it ns a mandate to the Un litigation.” • Who Knows? "Is calculated to promote good Charged with public bribery last people everywhere,” Senatore Otue accepted by the department until i Hall, flute, and Oraetta Beavers, ion which lias since refused to ao- soprano. Federal - state relations and to week was Clarence Guillement, 25, said in his wire to Gen. Grant, add- April 30. " 1. How does a cuckoo hatch its cept a United Nations trusteeship. ALLOW CLEAN UP I All six of tnese young people, wno "Don't you think you ought to make the Federal system ..of gov- who police said, attempted to bribe eggs? For the second time in two days ■ at that time were high school stu- white Patrolman Henry Spako. 2. For what is Dr. William Har- the United States cast a vote ■ dents, were presented by the Links vey, English Guillement was captured in a se physlcian, best against its western allies and col- on Sunday, April 24, 1960, in a | known? cluded lakefront area in what of Sunday School Lesson onlall m in Africa. Abstaining on ficers described as a pre-arranged I| competitive musical concert in 3. Who wrote Psace hath her the South African issue were Aus MARKET DEVELOPERS HOLD meeting with Spako for a down Davage Auditorium at Clark Col victories, no less renowned than payment on $1,000 bribe offer con lege. By a vote of a panel of judg war"? tralia, Belritnn. Dominican Repub CHRIST DIED FOR US cerning narcotics testimony. Police tables, but the tables themselves es the winner of that contest was 4. Who composed the operetta, lic. Finland, France, Luxemburg, International Sunday School had been staked-out earlier ■ and never need rediscovering. We have James Julius Mann, who was award-1 "Babes in Toyland?" Portugal, Spain and Great Brit Lesson for March 26, 1961. MID-WINTER CONFERENCE moved in for the caught-in-the-act the truth in them once and for all. ed a $250 scholarship. The other | 5. Do the designs and colors of ain. MEMORY SELECTION: “1 am Plato, who died In 347 B. C„ participants, who also displayed ex-1 finale. Scotch plaids have any mean connection with the clinic-conven the good shepherd, The good laid the basis for a spiritual, ideal PHILADELPHIA - The board i The story, which begins on a day ceptlonal ability were presented ing? tion, which will be headquartered at shepherd lays down his life for of directors of the National As in November, 1960, was released by istic philosophy. And even though gifts. 6. Who said, "Nothing is certain Protection Fer U. S. Philadelphia's Sheraton Hotel. the sheep." That all six of ihese talented I sociation df Market Developers and Police Supt. Joseph I. Giarrusso. much philosophy has been develop except death and taxes? Awards designated by NAMD honor -(John 10:11), leaders of NAMD's Philadelphia Its curious sequence of events was ed since then, his concepts of a young people have justified the 7. Al Capone was the gang boss 02743729 the late James A. "Billboard" Jack- LESSON TEXT: John 18 and 19. Chapter met jointly here last week furnished by Sgt. Clarence Giarrus- cieatun spiritual in its foundations Judgment of the symphony com ■ of what city? sohn, pioneer market developer. is permanent. end to review plans for the associa so, commander of the police narco mitt.ee and the faith of the Links | 8. Who was the author of the They are given in recognition to i Again this is true of the work is evidenced by the zeal and de-1 Urged By Government tion’s 8th annual Marketing Clinic tics division. The purpose o! our study today is opera, "porgy and Bess?" outstanding achievement in areas of ■ WASHINGTON - (UPD - The and Convention, May 18-20. On the morning of Nov. 12, to discuss and understand the of Jesus upon the cross. He did it termination with which they are j 9. Who wrote "The Village Black-1 marketing and allied fields. to show men forever the glory of still pursuing their musical train-1 United States Friday called on the A highlight of the clinic will be Spako, on patrol duty with Ptn. meaning of Christ's death in re smith?" a full morning’s session on im NAMD President LeRoy W. Jef Charles Farrell, saw a truck run a lation to our salvation. the Father and the victory of sal ing. Presently, James Mann is 10. From what is 'he finest writ United Nation and local authori- portant developments in the Negro fries, Chicago, and Eston C. Collins, reu signal light. They chased it Our studies in the Book of John vation. His death was once, for all, studying music under the direction ing paper made? ties to take "immediate steps” to and final. of Mrs. Joyce Finch Johnson. Ro market during the year 1960, while Phila Chapter president, presided after having recognized the driv for this Sabbath Day embrace the protect Americans in the Congo, several workshop sessions are at the planning sessions. Others er as Guillement, a reputed nar Crucifixion, and its meaning in re Jesus showed us the Father, and land Hampton, trumpet player, is ANSWERS TO WHO KNOWS It ako warned American mission now we see the Father forever. He planned in which attention will be participating were Howard Woods, cotics peddler. lation to'Christians the world over. distinguishing himself as a member 1. In the nest of some other bird. aries again to gel out of the "un- given to marketing techniques, sales St. Louis; Carl D. Anderson, H. Guillement was apprehened close We know that Christ died for sin conquered sin here on earth once, the Clark College band. Samuel 2. His discovery of the circulation I .'■.’tiled areas" of the Congo. and we claim that victory forever, Hagan is also o studeqt at Clark promotion, advertising and public Naylor Fitzhugh, NAMD executive by after the truck went out of con ners, but how can we actually say of the blood. I The State Department instructed director, Theodore R. Hagans, Moss that he died for us today? Did he Once, and therefore forever. Christ College where he is an outstanding relations. A number of experts in trol and overturned, fracturing his 3. John Milton. | U. 3. delegate: io the United Na- H. Kendrix, Alvin Talley, Earl died for us. member of the Philharmonic So the respective fields of interest have leg. An ounce of heroin was found know about continents that would 4. Victor Herbert. i tions to request • hat "no effort been invited to lead clinic sessions. Towles, Rosemarie Tyler and James not be discovered until nearly fif The crucifixion was not a surprise ciety. Miss Jacqueline Turner is a 5. Yes; they designate the clans in the truck’s tool box, police said. , be spared" to asoist mlssionorlej Two luncheons and an awards "Bud" Ward, NAMD chapter presi- Guillement was booked with reck teen hundred years later? How can to either God or Jesus. All through student of Dr. Willis Lawrence or regiments to which their i wiio have teen prevented from leav- banquet have been scheduled in dent, Washington, D. C. less driving and possession of nar we say that Christ died for us? We John’s Gospel it is foreseen. Thus James and a member of the Spel- wearers belong. Jesus’ death upon the cross did not ■ ing the Eastern Congo and who in cotics. have never said this of any other man College choir with which group 6. Beniamin Franklin. man — not of the two who hung cheat God's will. It was not the she was soloist at the Christmas I some cft c.s have been mistreated. 7. Chicago. ' The department demanded that beside Jesus that day, nor of any work of the Roman authorities Coral concert. Miss Oraetta Beav 8. Dubose Heyward, of Charleston. Howard University Offers Summer of Christianity’s subsequent great alone ,but rather is fulfilled the ers is continuing her studies nt 8. C. I Congolese troops who have mistreat- teller Of Law Noi martyrs. Why, then, do we say of divine purpose .For this Jesus was Winston-Salem. James Hall is at 9. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1 ed missionaries be brought to Jus Jesus alone, "He died for us”? born. Tennessee State College. 10. From linen rags. tice. What Jesus did, he did for every And for this great gift — this Because there-were omy two Ne Research Program For Hi School one in his own time and for all Divine gift — what more fitting gro finalists, Miss Charlotte Ellis Cnr sales soared in last week of i Coca - Cola reports record sales Enough - Goldberg people In the future. He was trying ending for our lesson today, than and Miss Sandra Bass, in the sym February. and net for I960. ■ WASHINGTON, D.C. - Hbward will not be considered, according to show men the Father. He was for us to humbly bow our heads phony committee's auditions this University officials today an- to Dr. Branson. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Secre laboring to conquer the sins of the and give thanks for this supreme year, the Links chose a musical tlta,l 30 full scholarships will be tary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg flesh .And this cost him his life sacrifice made in our name, and tea In the home of one of its mem awarded to outstanding high ocliool This will be the third year that said that "labor organizations and on the crass. pray: "We thank thee, Christ, for bers as the medium for presenting sfclenee students for an • eight- Howard University, with a grant labor leaders who abide by the let , Thus, in the giving up of his thy cross and precious blood that the students. The lovely commodi weak« oolfege-level research pro- from (lie 'National Science Foun- ter of the Labor-Management Re life on the cross, Jesus fulfilled have redeemed us. ous music room and living room of Now Available XFftni. beginning June 26th, The da fieri, has offered this summer porting and Disclosure Act Of 1959 what had been ordained front the "Help us to know and love thee the Miltons’ home furnished an awards will cover the cost of tu •study. Last year 40 studenst from are observing only the minimum beginning. more clearly, and to have victory Ideal setting for the musical per ition and fees, and pay up to $100 11 states and the District of Co standard of conduct expected of John explains- the meaning of over evil, forever and ever...... formances of these young people as for living expenses and $30 for lumbia participated. They were se them." Jesus’ death on the cross: “Bui. one Amen." the stream of Atlantans came and NOW AVAILABl travel to out-of-town students. lected from a group of more than The Secretary spoke before the of the soldiej; pierced his side with went, between the hours 5 and 7 To be »eligible for the scholar- 300 studraits throughout the coun 35th General Convention of the a spear ,and at once there come (These comments are based p. m. fitlps. students must be enrolled try who applied. ' Hotel and Restaurant Employees out blood.and water" <19:34). John on outlines of the International The most magic moment for the currently in tihe tenth or eleventh and Bartenders Interenational Un here, however, is not speaking lit Sunday School Lessons, copy two young women came, however, The students will do research In grade, and must have shown ex ion. erally ,of bloc-1 and water, but sym righted by the International when they were presented a check ceptional' ability in science cour the fields of zoology, chemistry, "The law," he continued, “pre bolically of the purification and Council of Religions Education, for $100 eacli from the Atlanta physics,, medicine and denis try. ses. Applications for scholarships scribes a set of standards that were salvation Jesus death brought to and used by permission.) Links. Miss Ellis, a 12th grade stu They will spend 40 huors weekly should be mailed to Dr. Heiman drawn to assure ethical conduct in sinful men. In his death is our dent at Washington High School, R. Branson, Department of Phy in research, laboratory work and specific areas. The good conscience redemption. is the daughter of Mrs. Vashli sics, Howard University, Washing classes. Special classes will be pro of a labor leader, charged as he is And with this great inheritance Scott Ellis and Rev. C. N. Ellis. ton!, D.C. Applications arriving at vided in " electronics, glass blowing, with wide responsibilities for hu which we have been handed, we President Asked To Miss Bass, an 11th grade student the University later than April 24th shop practice and readings in sci man welfare and betterment, will also receive an obligation .Through at Turner High School, is the ence. indicate to him a much higher Jesus we see the Father. Through daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall range of ethical Imperatives.” his earthly life we obtain victory Bass. Students will be selected on the The Secretary defined two of over evil. The benefit is ours, and Aid Tenn. Counties In making the presentation on basis of t'heir grades in science behalf of the Links, Mrs. Juanita those imperatives as “seeking out we are obligated. Christ die0 for WASHINGTON, D.C., - Presi courses, test scores or honors and Paschal Toomer expressed the hope the impact on the national interest Us. dent Kenndy was this week asked awards in science. All applicants of acts designed to advance private Looking at Christ's crucifixion that these awards would be only n “Witli God must be recommended by their to declare Haywood and Fayette interests — and acting in the know foreeleam of the great future glory from an historical standpoint, we counties, Tenn., emergency dis f All Things Are Possible!" principals or science teachers. Ba ledge that the problems of society, for Miss Ellis and Miss Bass. I realize that great issues never need tressed areas.” Are you ficint difflonlt urobimt! Fow Hrellhl ric requirements include comple- and programs to slove them, are The Atlanta Links, Inc., include: ■Mit at M> Troublai! Unhaiplnaut Brink! repeating or redoing. When Colum Memphis NA'ACP President Jesse hata ar Family Troublai! WmiTi yon like more tion of at least one year in biology, the problems of each member of bus discovered America, it was done H. Turner, chairman of the Na- l, Sueco» and "flood Furtune” In chemistry ur physics, and two society, not somebody else's entire you line any of three Problema, nr once and for all. Each generation land for attempting to register and F I Ihm, dear fric::d, fhtn litre i< years of mathematics, including al ■icnal Committee on Aid to Fay NtWO of a rm rrlibte NEW WAV ly." needs to learn the multiplication ette and Haywood Counties, wired vote. ’ÏR tbAt is helping thousand!! to gebra and plane geometry. "The national interest and pri lappinosi and jtj. the appeal. ether officials signing the leng vate interests,” he said, "are con this nwtsage now It was also requested that “re thy telegram to the President were mail with your name. FREE verging line,., and the place for a and 2 Sc to rorer sponsible assistance through im Eugene A. Luening of the Tennes indlini, We will labor organization is parallel, not 'GtnUful NEW Painful Acute Asthma mediate and long-range programs see Conference on Human Rela Of MAYER tangent,tanvent, to th? direction of pro- tions and Hollis Price, president of > you by Retini to help 'there people obtain loans.” FREE! We gress.” Attacks In addition to the committee LoMoyne College. Äutlful’aOLOER Now yield «ptedüy to discover* by w rasplratory SlHelalist, Couiflitac,’chok arked that the “government also The NAAOP, through its Na- SOLDEN I for you io keep and & Heal Faster U S. group formed to curb nar- ing. gacplnf i-tfiltved fo I Ast, first-time CROSS users art anwtaa. No walttaf. No drug« help provide employment through 'tonal Office and chapters across cotics addiction. or painful iDlactUii,.«. Wonderfully effec teng-range planning so that these he country, has spent upwards of UM iTuov eeuçowihif with tive Ln rentonm fret breathing, Nbw Aid I pQ •valkblt wichour Hpnou aA your people may aid themselves." $10,000 in emergency aid to date AT DkUC STORES AND COSMETIC COUNTS! Britain offers legislation to im- druggist for Or Guild's Ui$t4 Mount* i& f- Box CLgiratiu or <\o.ppuua Negro sharecroppers in these two Numerous truckloads of food and k . _ 4IAUTT IHÔF TUTIDÍ •$rovWt»rse-racing ■Rtf I- ■■ ■RW?N» ■ ■ < ■ w comities have been -pul off the. clothing ' inwnBtah bran. w,mJ» ■0 rix-rirrrr in ♦ rt-rw-r*» Anvinn »V k i 1TH IVI
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CHICAGO - The Midwest Program on Air borne Television Instruction said it- expertemntal program, financed by the Ford Foundation, will be launched “as soon as we can equip our planes." Video tapes, trans mitters and 24 - foot antennae ate being installed in two DC-61ABS al an airport in Baltimore. Md. The planes will fly within a ten- mile circle around Montpelier, Ind., and will beam lessons as far as 225 miles for school? equipped to receive them, the MPATI said here, Tiiey will fly back and forth for By CHARLOTTE g. MOULTON ■three hours a day until May 25th, transmitting 80 - minute leoturds in such subjects as. hd .tory, chem istry. mathematics and French. MPATI .said the spring demonstra tion "will serve as a tune - up and Le ting period" in preparation for a full academic year beginning in September. by sending lessons to school Sprin^»,N,C . television sets located hi six states, the “flying educator;.” will do the Porticipallng in the commissioning ceremon work it would take 14 television ies were from left to right: Mrs. Naomi W. Wynn, stations to do, a spokesman added. dean of the School of Nursing; Ma|. Lawrence Dr. John E. Ivey Jr., president Spencer, professor of military science who ad of MPATI, said mosts will range ministered the oalh and Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, from $3,500 to $5,500 per school. He estimated that contribution? by president of the College. manufacturers will amount to about $100,003 and that school boards will contribute about $25,000. He said the demonstration schools were selected because they weie representative of othr schools in their areas, were in the telecast range and wire. interlaid in the project. They are located In Illi nois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Ken QUEEN AND HER MINISTEWS—Queen Elizabeth 11 Piehjden! Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan; tucky and Wisconsin, ports with Commonwealth ministers at Bucking ! Queen Flizabelh 11: Prime Minister Sir Roy Wei- ham Palace in London where they all gltended a lepsjiy of Rhodesia; Prime Minister Sirimavo dinner. Shown In the photo are (.left to. right) : Bandaranaike of Ceylon1, ¿Time Minister Harold President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana; Prime Macmillan of Britain:- Prime Minister Robert Minister John G Diéfenbaker of Canada; Prime Menzies of Australia, and Archbishop Makarios, Minister Hendrik Verwoerd of, South' Africa:, Free ¡deni of Cyprus. Together the Queen apd Prtina Minister JsWaharlai Nehru of India;)1’« minlsieis luieune-quarlei uf the human race. A* her summer 'M' :4, » ■ 'i Byte jtymgtesf Bishop Trotter ...... 1 tfiRT KNIGHTS: ’ < x Thft Knistits’nf 'Lester hidthetr H Induction ceremony this morning in the. gymnisiiim. New members were inducted by Sir Leon Sheffa ; ■the président. .. , ARGUMENTS OUTLINED The new members are John Dai The brief declared that neither •j ley, Calvin Foster, Willie Morgan, the manager nqr ¿where of the J bn ’Swift, Thomas ¡Parham, Bl- stores wanted the demonsttatlons h'P Trotter, James Means, Floyd on-thelr property and that the stu ".»■mp’Oiri Robert Watkins, Melvin dents . had not availed Ithemselites Brné'iï,’A. J. Aibrtght, and Ralph of peacdfqi j>lqtoetyngtiMe of news F.s’ukner, John Etowldns. media pr mass meetings on private Sp’.'.'ter, fa the hour was Mr. property to which they! had been .F1-ni lewis. invited. S.v restart of the Knights is Jpfcmlllion and Pitcher said that 'io rjwmlng. Miss Letta Myers, to uphold' thè right of jthe sit-in a mt nber of the 12-4 homeroom. demonstrators "is to tr.ihiple the Mr Lia Spillers and Mr. P. Wash rights of air Citizens.’’ k ington are the advisors of this wonderful organization, On the other hand, the lawyers TOP BOVS: for the students argued iMey were denied due process of law and lib 1. John Jordon 2. Charles Bow ers 3. 'William Person 4. Jamis erty of expression because the Lou isiana statute is vague and indefin Conner 5. Alvester Jones 6. John ite and does not provide an ade - Dailey 7. William Jones. TOP GIRLS quate standard of guilt. 1. Doris Harper 2. Marion Rober ■ Ln other actions, the court also: Charles Terr’ll Moore, retired Il son 3. Annie Moore 4. Antia Jones —Agreed to examine a Virginia linois Central railroad train porter, 5. Ethel Patterson 8, Carolyn Sim law which the National Association was burled Wednesday morning in mons 7. 9'elki Smith, for the Advancement of. Colored New Park Cemetery. He died at his OLDEST COUPlJtB AT I-RS TER; People, NAACP, contends may de residence, 58 E. Trigg Avenue, Sat Paul Moss and Annie Moore. stroy it in the state. The contro urday afternoon. versy centers around a Virginia Funeral senices were held Tues- Cigarettes, Cancer court ruling which held that the A. J. Albright and Jamie Simel- NAACP was "engaged in the un - ton. lawful solicitation of legal busi TOP COUPLES: Are Linked Again ness ’ when its attorneys partici . Eddie iHllrm Lofee Wittert., CHICAGO - (UPI I - There are pated in antl-segregatloh legal bat "sufficient" links between cigar Virgil Hayes and Eamesttae Etew- tles. ette smoking and dung cancer to rZt, ChaWes Bowers and Marlon Roberson,’ John paliey and Anita Warrant preventive measures, two —Affirmed a lower federal, court research specialists from New ruling which threw out a package Jenes, . York's Sloan—Kettering Institute, TOWN FOI L: of Louisiana state laws aimed at said Friday. preventing the integration of New LADIES. Orleans schools. The laws were 1. Ann Blakemore (Leiter) 3, Drs. Ernest L. Wynder and Em enacted at a special session of the Judge McCain To Speak Roswroa Quinn (BTW'i.3, Andie erson Day, writing in the Journal Juvenils Court Judge Elizabeth legislature last year. Myers (te'ieri .‘4i. Geraldine Gteay of the American Medical Associa McCain Is scheduled to speak on fBTW) 5; Marilyn Mitchell (Ham.) tion, said "The more a person “Juvenile Delinquency" when she — Agreed to look Into a copy - 3. Eleanor Williams (Melrose) 1. smokes the greater ¡s his risk of addressed the Melrose Elementary right dispute between Vice Adm. Rot Cooper (Ham.) 8. Clara Smith developing lung cancer.'1 School PTA Tuesday night (March Hyman G. Rlckover and Public Af ■(¡Mol.) 9. Addle Willis (Carver- 10. 28» at 7 p. m. at the school. fairs Press which centered around Mrs. Bobby Siefieth i> president •Beverly Williams (Man.) II. Max the c(aim of tlie tamed atomic of the PTA. Mrs. Callie Lenta Btev- ine Draper (Bertrand) 12. The submarine expert that he is eh • ens is principal of Melrose Ele Yates 7 wins (Dole.) '13. Cora Col- titled to copyright speeches so that mentary. fins (Carver) 14. Catherine Smith they cannot be quoted or used in (Doug.) a book without his permission, GENTLEMEN: State Department preps officer 1. Robert Jackvan (BTW) 2 Ed Lincoln White reported that Laos ward Slieffj, (fester) 3. Hoy Hop Plane Lands Safely CHICAGO — (UPI) - A North officials expect the ne w Oovem kins (BTW) 4.'M’lnwnb Weed ment to sever, relations. with the (’Bertrand- 5. Leon Strother (Les- Central Air Lines two-egined plane Soviet Union . due to a Russian carrying 25 passengers and a crew Cnvnfcrd Stott (Doug.) 8 Robert AID JO LAOS RESUMED weapons airlift to leftists in the Of two developed engine trouble oil Simpson (Man.) 9. Johnny Rut Th« United Stites has ordered battle for 'Vientiane. a flight from Greet^Bay Wednei- resumption ‘of fdll nrtiitaty and land CMel.) 10. MacArthur Rober day and landed without injury to son (Carver) 11. Coba. Johnson economic assistance to Laos. any aboard at Midway Airport, po (Carver) 12. Odeii King (Doug.) lice reported, 13. Morris Woods (Mel.) 14, Den mainlng. ver Terry ( Behind lanrabUiiMr Shopping Center on Airways O-rO Complete Slock of AW SWUtf, CHARI ANO ACCSSSOfcltS UNITED AGENCY OPtN ñftiAtaft 10>30 A.^, io 8:00 P.M. Gl. I-17M WrHlÍA Memphis WORLD • Safarthy, 196J • 7 Extravagañxa Will Aid Semi-Prorro League To aid in gelling off to a big Idle Sani-Pro Baseball Sclwol .start this season,, (Jre Scml-Pro _____ will open with a tryout camp May Bansball League, with ,,lC r help 1-2 at Lincoln Partt, both sessions of the city's community centers. is beginning at 9 AM. Carl C. Tay- sponsoring an . cxUavaganzc and ;dr. i:'.xx-tor ol lite school, said all movie March 31 beginning al 7:30 Sports Trail fellows showing ability will have p. in. at the Handy Theater. a ch,'nee to come to the baseball Talent will consist of modern «hool which will open .May 3 and dancing and singing and will be continue through June 3. prcsenle dby youngsters lrom vari ous par s ol the city. "•■"■«•■JR Mr. Taylor has contact with Members ol the urranqemenls iYan tone to' time this space is school of Tuskegee- Institute. Houston, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, ii mh m a committee are: Miss Mattie Cash, giveniVAn toIn ittwse4havn whouskn would- M like111 to» ' ... <______t. Holmes, formerly an honor stu Chicago (Cubs). Philadelphia, St. Miss Gloria Mathis and Luiizo Pat express tireir opinions about cer drat at Atlanta's Morehouse Ool- ■Louis, New York and Kansas City terson. tain matters that pertain to the loje, said (hat "the biggest dif- Sill dubs. For igp^oaUons in Sports Trail, or have some com lerence between (jie UnjversL-y of fested bays should write him at ment to make that is considered Georgia and Negro Colleges is to 1353 LaUum > of interest to the readers of this equipment available." paper, so, in keeping with that A pre-med student, he said that Lawrence Tech practice we use this apace for a after eight weeks at the University, STATE-WIDE MEET news «tease frem Tuskgee Insti he is “sUH amazed" and not fully tute, Ala. acquainted with the elaborate TO ORGANIZE TEAMS Dominates NAIA Although it is not strictly sports, equipment to the sctance libs per se, yet we consider it of enough where he spends much of his time. By CHARLOTTE «. intenet to sports Jans who have FOR OKIE SERIES LION Hwoever, because Im was a top WICHITA. Kan - Thr state been following the fortunes of the ) - The student at "one of the better Ne wide meeting to organize leagues Cage Statistics two principals conaerned, to give SuprAmei'C ..accepted gro high schools, .(Turner High and set up plans for the Dixie Ne Its first sit-in case, paving the way it some recognition. It concerns School to Atlanta* in the Southir KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Lawrence gro stat? ipurnamenl which is sche lech iMich.) and its John Brad for a preoedent-making decision on the two Negro students, Hamilton Hokneo considers i himself “pre duled at Atlanta starting August 4 ley made a clean sweep of (fell the anti - segregation lunch coun Holmes and Oharlayne Hunter, pared." Will take place March 26 in Atlanta. sive laurels in final National As ter demonstrations that have been who are the first Negro students The general altitude of white --■The meeting has been set up by sociation of Intercollegiate Ath conducted throughout the South. to attend the University of Geor students toward ¡him and Miss Elmer Knox of Atlanta, NBC Geor Hunter Is •'tolerable," Holmes said. The test case was brought by 16 gia. gia commissioner. letics (NAIA) statistics released to Negro students who were convicted The complete release-Tuskegee “There are some who are hostile, day. of disturbing the peace in 'Baton Institute, AJa. Hamilton Holmes but the majority are coming Atlanta Giants, defending state Bradley hit tue nets lor a 33.2 Rouge) La„ last year. The high said here 6atorday that he was around. It will take time." champions, and the Dallas Tigers, points - per game average over 24 court win hear arguments on’their “apt a zed" at the difference in He said that (he university ijad runner-up. will be awarded di game-, and was the only NAIA rect berths into the state tourna appeals sometime next fall and la equipment at the University of not tpld them no to participate in player on more than 460 teams to ment. ter hand down a ruling that ¿ould Georgia and at Negro colleges, but social acivities, 'tut at this time, pass the magic 30 figure. Gehe Vel- set a legal pattern in the promts, he feels that he and his fellow we do not think ft wise that we loff of Doane (Neb.) College, last Tlie sitjins first came to public Negro student, Charlayne Hunter do so." He indicaed, however, that CHICAGOANS ON KC TEAM - Knoxville College of Knoxville, year's leader, finished second at attention In Februaiy, 1960, and Ask Negroes For Vi IXIIVAVIIIVf ore '’prepared" to finish their he is active in the French Club. Tenn, will floor three Chicago boys when the KC team meets 29.8. since then have been carried out in work at the school successfully. A standout athlete in high school LeMoyne College of Memphis, Tenn, in a post-season basketball Carl Short of Newberry (6. C.) various communities In the North He made the statement at the (captain of football and basket High Demo Posts i placed fourth at 28.7, the highest and South by both whiles and Ne Greenwood Baptist Church here, game Saturday night, March 25, in St. Anselm Gymnasium, In ball teams) and at Morehouse, finish for a player qualifying for groes, mast of them college stu where the Southeastern Region Holmes has thought about parti diana and 61st Street, Chicago, III. Chicago boys on the KC squad dents. In Florida the national tournament here March Conference of the Iota Lamda cipating in sports at Georgia, but In some areas, the protesters are, left la right: Ronald Daniel (Durable), Johnell Baggett (Par 13-18. (business) Sorority honored him has decided "nothing definite.” TAMPA, Fla. - fU?I»-A group have won their fight for seating ker) and Clarence Leggett (DuSabla), Lawrence Tech averaged 97.3 and Miss Hun'er “for outstanding The sorority's tdubte to Holmes of Negroes, some of whom were I al denartmen’ store and othpr eat points - per - game as a team and service to youth and to demo- was presented by h's grandmother, forbidden to ride to a meeting num ing facilities. In other ciliss, ar- Mah field tPa.) st. finished sec cr?"v." Mrs. I. K. Camrlield of Tuskegee, In a hotel passenger elevator, have I ii-r’s have been made mi ter local ond (94.0). Texas Southern (92.8), They broke the 175-year old se- who ccn’essed “justifiable pride in urged the State Democratic Execu- I b Khan of Pakletaw I or slate ordinancet gi'C’ettan barrier.at the University tlve Committee to put Negroes m ! Virginia Union (92.7) and Jackson Aller Sit-In Demonstrations in my grandson.” Minister SJr Roy Wel- of Ge-rsla emidst violence and 11- high party posts. (Miss.) State also exceeded 90 in e Minister Sirlmavo Baton Rouge, the 16 Negro students average points. from Sou.hern universities were tigalrns two months ago. Hoknes The people, Hillsborough 'county I rime Minister Harold precinct leaders, said the party Myron Taylcr of West Chester arrested after sit-in deemonstra - accepted the tribute also, for Miss ime Minister Robert (Pa.) set a new NAIA season record tions at a Greyhound bus station, Hu-nter who could not attend be Twins Beal Yanks would draw a larger Negro vote if Archbishop Makarios, there were Negroes on the State Kress’ department store and Sit cause of pressing studies. In individual field goal shooting, ‘ther the Queen tpd Executive Committee and If some man’s drug store. among players attempting 250 or ter of the human race. Asked why there had not been of the delegates to the presidential .They were convicted In the East By J. D. WILLIAMS have an opportunity at the try- 'more shots from the floor. Taylor much news on them recently, On Earl Bailey's Baton Rouge Parish District Court «invention were Negroes. The Semi-Pro League has pro made 204 of 312 shots tor .654, bet Ho’mes answered: Tin sure you out camps later. We wish to con under a slate law which makes it duced same more talent that might gratulate the three fellows who tering the mark by Jim Litsh of will hear something at the end a crime to commit anv act." In such prove Big League material. made it. Southwestern (Okla.) (.640) set In of' the quarter—when our grades I Baptist Male a manner as to unreasonably dis Grand-Slam Homer Players that have been Invited to At this writing, all the teams of 1956. come out." Then he added, “I be turb or alarm the public." a try-out camp in Jacksomhle, last year are expected to return Herman Hudson of Sui Ross led )ru$ Sponsors lieve you will be pleased.” Final SWAC All 16 demonstrators were sen ORLANDO, Fla.—(ANP) - A Fla., are Billy Lang, an outstand for he 1961 season. A present, 14 the free throw shooters with .901 grand-slam homer In the ninth ing right-handed pitcher with an ritual Musical tenced to four months In jail with This drew applause from an au of the 24 have signed their names based on 128 of 142 made in 142 inning broke up a 6-6 tie and en excellent record Iasi year with the e First MaptLit Magnolia Male a proviso that three months of the to tlie Semi-Pro dotted line. More attempts. dience o' many tongtime residents abled the Minneapolis Twins to Klondyke Athletics Tommy Dailey, us sponsored a spiritual musi- sen'enne would be suspended upon of Tuitreee who remember young were expected to sign up at Tues Jackie Jackson of Virginia Un score a 10-6 victory over the vaun Basketball a Federal Compress Blues boy, arogram Sunday night. payment of a fine of 8100 and Hoknes as a student at Children's day night’s meeting. The deadline ion, with a late season, won t he costs. The state supreme court af ted New York Yankees in a an dsecond baseman Foster Gra House, a Laboratory elementary for signing is approximately three rebounding title, with 24.7 retrieves itured on the program were; firmed the conviction. '’Grapefruit League" game here ham of the Hardwood Stars, who is weeks and the S. O. S. has been . per game, Bill Rahuba of Steuben Oakville' Ensemble, ¡the Male early last week. quite a sensation at bat and In the sent out to all the teams to send In appealing to the federal su Standings ville. who will display his wares In us, the No. 1 choir,and the One of tlie best catchers in the field. Dally has a very impressive a representative to the meeting or preme court, lawyers for th? stu the national tournament, was sec- ng Workers. Other participants dents contended the state had no American League, Battey, once record with the Blues. to contact the Semi-Pro president i Mr. W. A. Edwards, Misses right to use police power to enforce thought to be a weak hitter, bloss ALL GAMES There are some others that may as soon as possible. ond at 224. M. Horton, Carol Jones, Mrs. racial segregation In, a place of omed into a power-hibting, tang Oglethorpe (Ga.) University set NelSon,; Mrs. Robbie McCoy business open to the general pub ball hitter after joining the Wash Prairie View the pace In team defense for the Mrs. Lena Cohn, who served as ' lic, The argument stemmed-from a ington Senators, now home-based Grambling tilled straight year, allowing only teas of ceremonies. - 48.6 points per game off a 20-3 re 1948 Supreme Court decision which at St. Paul-Minneapolis as tlie Jackson State HAMILTON HIGH / • :ef the program the ' revival held that racially , rt Minneapolis Twins. Traded to the Southern cord. on was delivered by.,RfV. John -, estate covenants Senators by the CWoago White Texas Southern Mansfield beat out Oglethorpe w. The program was ■ tremen- able in court. Sox, Battey toll over .370 last Lea- Arkansas for biggest wninlng margin 26.8 to Mr. Earl Brown, program Louisiana Atty. Get|.' Jack T, F. eon. Wiley College 23.1. Anderson (Ind.) and Westmin •man. Mr. Willie Horton Sr. Is Gremilllon apd Baton Rouge Dint. Texas College ster (Pa.), like Oglethorpe in the dent of the Male cliorus and His hotnar against tile Yankees Atty. Sargeant Pitcher* Jr, opposed 32-fejin finals next week, finished last week was a long drive which J. W, Wyms is pastor of the supreme court acoei~ ’j^ibre -oi the CONFERENCE paroled over the fenco in right third and fourth. ch. ■■. . case. L y*' center. He fait it off Louis Arroyo Prairie View The 1961 NAIA All - Ameiiea team will be announced following ARGUMENTS OUTLINED after Lamar Jacobs had singled Grambling >liss Man Pays The brief declared that neither and two olher Twins players drew Jackson State the national tournament. Basis for bases on balls. Southern •oteotloti is the recomniendallon the manager nqr ¿where of tije Texas Southern from each of tlie 32 district chair r Gar, Oil Ha stores wanted the demonstrations Arkansas men. More than half of last year's op-thelr property and that tl* stu Wiley College three teams <30 placers). again lilts For 2 Years dents hitd-not aval led) themseltos Wittenberg Wins Texas College Town-Criers played this year so competition for 3TROIT'-» George M. of peawlffll piqtoethw.iliie of news positions will be unusually spirited y, 38, who says he has been media or mass meetlngsion private aging to keep tip w|th Jill a property to which they ( had been th car payments while collect ipvited. NCAA College the band out with his loudness Lois Davis C. Pearson unemployment . compensation, ;;/H«iDlllidi and Pitchh'. said that Don't forget th’ senior dance, t drive his expensive oar for to qphold' thé right of khe 'sihln March 30th at Currie’s Club Tropi jjears. CAREER DAY - ENJOYED cana. Music will be by Ben Branch demonstrators "is to tr.ihrplQ the .Batten seems to be slipping and ? Vas placed om two years no- rights of alltotttzens.” to Championship BY ALL 1 sliding .. and the Largoes, the time is 8 til The annual Career Day Program 12. The seniors are planning a EVANSVILLE, Ind. UPI - Wit- GENTLEMEN PREFER tng probation Wednesday and On the other hand, th» la was a. success. The conference big night and will be expecting tchbeqg deftaMJ Sutheast Mis 1. Carolyn Clayborn 2 Billie Ba ¡red to pay a $76 fine or spend tor the students argued tNey started with an assembly program you. souri, 42-38, on March 18th to to In jqil fqr js. traffic vio- denied due process of law and lib last Tuesday in the school's beaut ker 3. Delores Flynn and Belva IT'S PLATTER TIME win the NCAA small college divi >ns: 1/ ¿'I - erty of expression because the Ixiii- LEMOYNE 'ACE—Robert Hambric, iful auditorium. The purpoe of the Jones 4. Mattle Graham 5. Pauline "Find yourself another Girl" E’- sion basketball championship in elly had been arrested for Isiana statute Is vague and Indefin a graduate of Chicago s Parker High Cox 6. Virgie McVay and Lillian s'e Boyd and Curtis Patterson: “All the lowest scoring game in the program was to introduce consul ding Tuesday and police no ite and does not provide an ade - School, will be on the starting five Catron 7. Marie Burse 8. Shirley In Mr Mind" Ann Johnson and five-year history of the tourna tants to the stud-ent body. il a bag of federal surplus quate standard of guilt. of LeMoyne College, Memphis, Thomas 9. Curtis Hern 10. Dorothy Harold Smith'; "Someday" Beatrice ment. The Inspirational speaker for 1 on the back seat of his 1959 Tenn., when the LeMoynites meet the occasion was the Reverend D. Rogers and Maxine Weaver. McGlothln and Cleo Lawson; "I The Tigers, the toughest defen iliac. ■ In other actions, the court also: Knoxville College, Knoxville. Tenn., Pity The Fool" Marilvn Alexander sive club in the nation, had a bit S, Cunningham. ...Reverend ...... Cunning-„„...... 6- (SENIOR DANCE NIGHT elly told officers he got the —Agreed to examine a Virginia in a post-season game at St.- An ham gave a very encouraging lect-1 PREDICTIONS and Alvin Plunkett: "Where We law which the National Association selm Gymnasium, Indiana and 61st ter battle to outlast the Missouri 1 from the Welfare Department ure on “Are You Looking Into Went Last Nigh!" Larry Mitchell St., Chicago, Ill, Saturday night, Intercollegiate Athletic Association that he lead been out of work fir the Advancement of Colored Your Future," theme of the pro and Carol Jones; "Walt A Minute" champions and overcame in a three Robert Jones will be left stand three months. People, NAACP, contends may de March 25. The game is being spon gram. Helen Williams and Elbert Grif sored by the Chicago alumni clubs -point lead by the Indians in the ing in the doorway crying with no stroy it in the state. The contro* Others participating were: Devo fin: "At Last" Joyce Walton and of both Tennessee colleges. Julian last nine minutes. • one to bring because Brenda Jef versy oenters around a Virginia tion by Mrs. Alene McGuire and Raymond Ratliff; “Love I've Found Bell coaches the KC team and Jer fries will be with Russell Pernell garettes, Cancer court ruling which held that the the Jr. High music department, You" Doris Fant and E J Wash ry C. Johnson is LeMoyne mentor. It was Wittenberg's 16th straight .. George Motton will 6tand Ro e NAACP was "engaged in the un • James Buford, Senior Class Presi ington (BTW): “Once Upon A lawful solidtatw of legal busi Both colleges are members of the win and gave the Tigers, a 25-4 Cooper up .. The dance will be e Linked Again record for the season. The defeat dent. Mattie Graham, a Senior of ness ’ when Its attorneys partial - Southern Intercollegiate Confer - over when Osbie Howard gets there Time" Shirley Buchannon and Jer HICAGO — (UPI> — There broke a seven-game winning streak 12-A, Mr. Ernest Abron and most are pated in anti-segregatloh legal bat Delores Flynn will wear a tong ry Durley (TSU); "For You" Ificlent" links between cigar- for Southeast Missouri and closed of all our beloved principal, Mr. tles. white satin sheath with Jasper Shirley Newby and Roosevelt Rat i smoking and Jung cancer to their season with a 25-3 record. Harry T. Cash. Thanks to all tea Williams (Mel) written all over it liff: “For My Babv" Delores Flvnn ■rant prevai live measures, two chers and students who helped —Affirmed a lower federal, court NAIA BASKETBALL SCORES Betty Bowen, Jesse Johnson, and Jasper Williams; "One Mint- larch specialists from New make this event successful. ruling which threw out a package CHAMPIONSHIP Thomas Price and Rosetta Berry Jtillp" Willie Mae Davis and Oenrac ■k's Sloan—Kettering Institute, LADIES CHOICE of Louisiana state laws aimed at Grambling will fall directly In the stag line Whittaker: "Who's Loving You i Friday. preventing the integration of New Georgetown, Ky. 1. Samuel Love and James Sykes led by Charles Jones .... Lucille 2. Ted McDaniel 3. James Carswell Tonight" Claudette Green and )rs. Ernest L. Wynder and Em Orleans schools. The laws wrte Jackson will cut somebody's head Gene Dates (BTW); "Thiuk enacted at a special session of the CONSOLATION 4. George McKinley and Nelse with the WartU'i .... Samuel Love in Day, writing in the Journal Parker 5. David Carnes 6 Sidney Twice" Erma Clark and Richard legislature last year. Northern Michigan ...... and Juinne Briscoe will be the Foster; "Angel Baby" Your, Truly the American Medical Associa- Griffin 7. Mabra Holleyfield 8. 1, said "The more a person Westminister, Pa...... cleanest couple there .. Maxine and James Sykes; “Them That's — Agreed to look into a copy - Jimmy Green 9. Bobby Shipp 10. ikes the greater js his risk of Foster will come with Robert Wil right dispute between Vice Adm. Theodore Pickett and Daniel Mer Got" Melvin Hill and Bernastine ejoping lung cancer.” NCAA SMALL COLLEGES liams and leave with G. W. .. . Hyman G. Rickover and Public Af riweather. Pruitt (Melrose). (CHAMPIONSHIP) Phyllis Ross will be at home think fairs Press which centered around Wittenberg TIIE LATEST (DOPE AND DATA) I ing of Louis Woods (North Caro JEB STUART FAN CLUB is 107th Birthday the c|aim of the lamed atomic Southeast Missouri ...... lina täte) . Ben Freeman will Anyone desiring to join the Jeb submarine expert that he is eh • VICTOR ANO VANQUItHfO- Dorothy James, are you and IIJFFALLO, N. Y. - (UPI) - I Frank Reynolds still making it or run out of gas Bennie Mc- Stuart Fan Club contact Wanda lah Weaver, a onetime slave, titled to copyright speeches so that Floyd Patterson appears iGlothln will turprise Calvin Jun CONSOLATION have you found a new love? .... Boggiti at Br. 5-3842 or Fiances ’brated his 107th birthday Wed- they cannot he quoted or used in weary in Miami Beach after a ior .. Charles Terry will shed FJale Wh. 2-2807 or come to meet South Dakota State .... 77 Claudette Green. Gene Dates day. Born on a plantation be- a book without his permission. hard-fought battle tn which St. Mary's ...... 74 (BTW) seems to think that you tears because Carolyn Wells CTSU’ ings at the Y. W. C. A. every Fri ■eri Union Springs and Tuskegee, Automobile, Furniture be retained hb heavyweight can’t be herie .. Robbing the want to be another "Hard -Heart day evening at4:45. in 1854, the Nigro outlived championship by a sixth- Plane Lands Safely WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi ed Hanna" but he still likes every cradle will show up on Larry Mit- ) wives. Signatures dent Kennedy became an honor round knockout over Ingemar ohell Lawyer Cox will try to The Hamilton Senior Dance has CHIOAGO - (UPI) t- A North thing about you .. Dorothy Peete, There li a reason why people Johansson. The Swedish chal keep Barbara Arder from danc been changed from the school gym Central Air Lines two-eglned plane ary governor of a Zuni Indian tribe Ted McDaniel says stay as sweet as tèster are on the stick .. Bes- like to do business with us. lenger (bottom) bears the ing with anyone else Morrine nasium to Curries Club Tropicana, carrying 25 passengers and a crew Tuesday and was given the name you are .. Larry Johnson you Meek who’s loving you or are of Achiyalatopa. It means “very Jackson will put Mack Moore in a_ the date 'till remains the same, of two developed engine trouble on You, too, will like our cour scars of battle as he tells re may be the lover's choice, but I i shopping around’.. Who will wise, powerful and prominent be- porters that he thought he had trick .... teve Payton will drowif" March 30 th. a flight from GreeraBay Wedne»- teous treatment and desire wonder are you Georgia Carroll’s wi'h whom at the JaQuettes potten up before the ten count. choice? I wonder does Antlon-1 day and landed without injury to to help you. ice? any aboard at Midway Airport, po ette Mitchell know about the con EgTIONS OF THE WEEK: versation going on between Den lice reported, Open Thursday and Friday Clio wiU be Aleoe's escort to the mainlrifc. ver and a certain girl In 12-A and bufante ball? Who is “Nose's” Nights Until 8:00 P.M. it'? not Barbara Hampton? it victim? Isdt you, you, or you? Saturday 9:00 Io 100 iv is Jamie suddenly so blue? Shirley Buchannon we see now ild it be that the Love Bug MEMORIAL STUDIO why you are interested to Tenn. i bitten her? Will Mabie ever State, (Jerry Durley is the answer) t Junior? . .Joan Williams, is it true that pUNOFWITi . you and Booker T. Jones are whis f you war?, to be thought a pering secret love words to ' each others? Beauty Richmond, you b always tell the truth. — Ro- finance company; » MEMPHIS WORLD • “ Sfllutdoyi" March ?5, 1961 Four Major Areas Are Covered By Women WASHINGTON, D C. - The American Council on Human Rights pledged the support of 100,000 college-trained Negro women to the Kennedy administration in a "position paper" pre sented to President John F. Kennedy yesterday. , The Counci] is a cooperative, so cial action organization of five sororities with members in every NÂÂCP Warns stale of the Union and several foreign «»untries. It is a non-par tisan vehicle cancentrating leader ship of affiliated'groups for the Against Flood complete elimination of segregation, PLAN INTERNATIONAL MEETING - Bishop Ozra work. Mapping plans for the international meet exclusion, and other forms of dis T. Jones, D.D., Philadelphia, president of the In ing are, left to right: Bishop William E. Jefferies, crimination based on race, reli ternational Youth Congress of the Churches of Oklahoma City, Okla., national chairman of the gion, color or national origin. Of Propaganda God In Christ, confers with the Kansas City host President's board and Southeast Oklahoma bis The paper placed emphasis on committee on plans for entertaining the Inter hop; Bishop O. T. Jones, Mrs. Jennie V. Heorpe, NEW YORK. - The NAACP has four major areas of education, em national session in June, at Barker Temple; warned its units in 45 states that ployment, extension or equal op Oklahoma City, Okla,, chairlady of the Inter Church of God In Christ, 1709 Highland. Bishop the outpouring of "pro - South” portunities and housing and asked national Youth Congress; and Elder ,Bolden propaganda during Civil War Cen the President to use "bold and V. M. Barker will be host pastor. The Congress Jones of Sedalia, host president and financial tennial celebrations now under way courageous" action to make im will seek to strengthen appreciation of the spirit chairman of the Congress and state president, could "strike a hard blow at our provements in these fields. '”We ual life among the youth and to provide leader present day movement • toward of die Western Missouri area. “ have observed with interest your ship training for future leaders of the church's equality.” And, in a special mem concept of the new frontier", the orandum. it is advised counter - paper said. "We hope this concept measure:, that should be taken will include not only legislation in Noting that Southern states have the fields of education, production, already appropriated great sums of concern for the aged, housing and money in the hope of “repudiating full employment, but bold and the great moral issue which lay courageous action .by a vigorous at the bottom of the Civil War," and dynamic leader in the White Roy Wilkins, executive secretary, House acting positively on these set forth the following suggestions matters." in the memorandum to NAACP SUPPORT ANNOUNCED branch presidents and stale con Nothing that the present admin Together In Ala ferences. March 16: istration has turned its attention - Find out if your state has and efforts to seeking solution to MONTGOMERY, Ala. — (ANP) designated a Civil War Centennial educational problems, the Council - Seven Montgomery Negroes and The truth that I am part of the living universe which is Commission. announced support of the $5.6 bil two whites - a college professor supported and penetrated by Spirit is the freedom which I seek — If it has. find out who are lion aid-to-educatlon bill covering from Illinois and a minister from to manifest, freedom from narrow thinking, from self-centered school construction, teachers’ sal Boston — will be tried again for its members, and who is chairman attitudes, from trying to be my own little personal island, from and where he can be reached. aries and Federal scholarships. eating together in a Negro cafe. complacency with childish concepts and conduct, is what I prac — Wire the chairman immediate Pointing out what it considers a City Prosecutor Dave Crosland tice today, f ly that the NAACP in your state weakness in the school plan pre said the defendants will be called regards the Charleston, S. C.. as sented to Congress by President to trial again in Circuit Court af True Freedom Comes From God sembly April 11-12 as a-bertayal Kennedy in February, the paper and fear. I live in God who makes ter he amends the complaint so as and places upon me a joyful re of everything the Civil War was said, “The 'American Council on me free tn His Ix»ve and Life. to allege specifically how their sponsibility to-live and act in the fought for. Urge them to decline to Human Rights is extremely con (From March Science of Mind conduct was disorderly. consciousness of God. Carpenter far 'I960. participate and to work against any cerned by the implications seem The Alabama Court of Appeals says: “The earth remains, and Federal participation. ingly contained in a recent state DEAR ELEANOR: reversed their convictions because daily life remains, and the scrub WATCH PAGEANTS ment by Secretary of Health, Ed I have in my custody Six ctlil- the complaint by arresting officers bing of the doorsteps, and the —Draft statements for release ucation and Welfare that your ad dren of one brother end tivo oMl-__ claimed disorderly conduct in gen house and care of the house re to the press, radio and television ministration would allow Federal dren of another brother.Onebrq- eral terms without saying what act mains, but joy fills it, fills Che ther recently passed; the other 1» FROM NEAR FAILURE TO SUCCESS- Six years million to extend credit to more hard pressed expressing your resentment at ef funds to be used in support of they committed. forts to commemorate The Civil segregated schools. The Council is house full and swells to the aky in a hospital. Earti slstec-ta-tew is ago Mr. and Mrs, Plezy Nelson of Leslie, Go., ! farmers this year. Top: Mr. Nelson and Farmers end reaches to the stars. All Joy.” War with meaningless pageants and extremely disturbed by Mr. Abra APPEAL TO CIRCUIT COURT unable to keep the children. ~ were about to fail as farmers. Then they ob Home State Loan Specialist Josephus Johnson This is freedom within daily life. spectacles which overlook the real ham Rlblcoff's statement that de I am now faced with the ter discuss the former's new hog farrowing house All nine defendants have been tained a loan from the Farmers Home Adminis meaning of the War. Make it clear nial of Federal funds to segregated Freedom is (he Gift of Love and rific problem of taking oare of free under bond since last April tration of the U.S. Department of Agriculture i for his pig crops of 150 head a year. Bottom: that the Civil War was fought to schools would be a ‘side , issue which is to be fulMilled in the life of all eight children. The glrts.-are when they were convicted in city to buy more land, some fertilizer and other1 part of pig crop and the Nelsons going over preserve a union “conceived in lib would blodk the real intent and every man. To ■ truly possess free ages 15, 13, 10, 6 and 4 year tM court on charges of violating the erty and dedicated to the propo purpose of school aid legislation’. dom I must eagerly share it with And the boys are ages 8 aid .8;Tp production items Success soon followed. Farm- their farm records. (USDA Photo) . disorderly conduct ordinance. They sition that all men are created We disagree completely with his others. Freedom from anger, pe Shelter, food, clothing artel motl ers Home has jusl received an additional $85 appealed to Circuit Court and on equal.” position. In fact the Council feels tulance, hatred. prequdice and con ey for utilities and other to the state appellate court. The reference to the Charleston, ■Khat not only should future ap ceit is obtained through the prac- are greatly needed now. SQrial 8 C , Assembly in April concern propriations be withheld from Police raided a Negro cafe last teial application of Love to all con runty iron one ed a scheduled celebration by the schools which are segregated, but March 31. and arrested all those ditions. Freedom exists in Love. coming. "We need hfrlp qpw. National Civil War Commission of the vast amounts now being given having lunch together — Dr. Rich? As I relate myself to God, I ac Due to an accident I ¿a the firing on Fort Sumter. Tlie by the Federal Government in as ard Nesmith, dean of men and cept. ¡His Love as the principle of any heavy wort and I carthoi ride Comm’is-Ion' was set' iib ’by a is8i sistance to education should be head , of the sociology department ,.my living. God continually en on trolleys. Please advise nteff act of Congress (Public Law 305); administered in the same frame at McMurray College in Jackson larges consciousness and the whole .Mra.'tB,.' . however, many slates have set up work." ville, Ill., his wife, 10 of his white i their own commissions with repre realm of my appreciations. By ANSWER; Readers wto students, the minister and the sev Love my emotions1 are cleansed and willing to help in thfe efatA» sentatives on the national body. It urged Mr. Kennedy to make en Negroes. and my thoughts are given creat ticn, please respond. Call fhr'Mrt. his personal belief in the values „Secretary Wilkins advised in his PROFESSOR CONVICTED ive purpose. I become fullfilled, Brown at MU 8-1023 bef $