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VOLUME 24, NUMBER 96 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1956 HNCI SIX CWTJ S ■
North Memphis Inter- Racial Council Asks More Playground Space
The North Memphis Interracial Council4s the name a.dopti d by the recently organized committee of re- v’onilble leaders headed by lhe Rev. J. W. Fowler, minister at Harris Me morial Methodist Church. The Coun it composed of a Score of leaders ol both races include Its members ft' principals of North Memphis chools. DOCTOR TELLS CHURCH GROUP PTA Presidents, social workers, ministers and laymen. It is primari RK-- ly concerned with discovering ii re moving cause of juvenile delinquen cy and racial tensions in the area P.T.A. ’4 At a meeting last week the Council voted to contact the Park Commis I sion and the Board of Education in Ü. s. an effort to secure more adequate Gross Gate Hits playground space and recréatjong) lacillties in North Memphis 'for children of both races, but pnrticu- $233,331 Mark Court’s Decision Ir.rly for the crowded Negro area WILLIAMSON, Mai». - (INS) - mound Manassas High School and LOS ANGELES- «INS' Tile THE BRONZE QUEEN MODELS—Miss Josie Boldridge, Bronze Queen "New Chicago" (east of (Breedleve'. promoters of last week’s Sugar Ray The President of th* Massachu- The Council also recommended that of 1956, highlighted the oward presentation by the City Beauti Robinson-Carl iBobo' Olson mid setts congregotionol conference the Park Commission arrange to ful Commission Tuesdoy night of the Vance Avenue YWCA al dleweight title fight reported Wed- Tuesday dedored in favoring 4 make more time available for Negro ue'day that final tabulations show which lime trophies and cosh prizes were given the top entries I citizens to visit the Overton Zoo resolution calling for non-segrt- ed that the gross gate hit $233.331. gotion in community life thtet in the recent Cleon-Up, Fix-Up, Point-Up parade be modeling the In a previous action the group had a record (or a California fight. wardrobe she wore during her recent trip io Nashville.-(Staff commended the Police Department Both Champ Robinson and the segregation is o denial of Christ Photo) for its prompt, efficient and (air vanquished Bobo got $90706 (or the Dt Albert Buckner Coe told Uu recent juvenile flareups in the Hurt short night's work but Robinson's conference: Village vicinity. ¡purse was tapped to the tune of "Long ago Christ outlawed seg 25.000 by the Burearu of Internal regation Yet. within our own Revjuw and Bobo's estranged wife churches, we peimlt .wgiegatton to CME Bishop Doyle To Keynote obtained a court order holdbig up continue in our heart« and be- ■ i hit end of the gate cause it is in our heart*. ftTs to Each fighter collected 30 percent iur liiurches. $10 A Plate Banquet June 7 oi the net gat? of $202.331 and $100. DENYING CHRIST 000 (or the Radio and Television "Too often we think or s»y," HERBERT HARPER TO ADDRESS Ina A. Fields. Charles F Williams. right* on the Friday night outdoor They are not our kind..' Every Unto BANQUET COMMITTEE WED Thomas J Willis. John R Olive., fight. we act or say that we art deny» A Terrell. Rev. H C. Walker. Robinson kavoed Bobo In the '.ng Christ* Bishop Bertram C Doyle, of Nash- Charles Cooper. P W Bailey. T. Fourth round of the bout to retain The resolution, certain Of e«’ ville, a bishop in the Christian Robinson. Rev O. T Thomas. Rev his middleweight crown dorsemenl by the conference, saysf Methodist Episcopal faith. Will be TOP RANKING BANDS in lhe recent City Beau J W. West. J H. Patton. J. F. trophies respectively to (center', Mis. Jono Porte, "Residential segregaUoa Is tlM principal speaker for the $10 a plate Hannon, C B. Burg. A R. Williams, tiful Commission's Cleon Up, Fix-Up and Paint-Up must crucial (actor in perpetuating Citizenship Banquet slated for ond M'S Esther Chombers who received the Iro and Mi.-a, Sarah Haughton. parade were Booker Washington ond Monossos segregation In nelghborhcndt, T hursday. June 1. In tlie lounge of phi«s in beholf of BTW end Monossos principols, Also. Mrs Paratha Elins Rev Delray Beach schools churches and other com the Universal Life Insurance Co.. High Schools Frank Zito, Clean Up Campaign Hon Brookins Davis Williams. Wil Blair T Hunt ond Louis B. Hobson.-(Staff Photo) Linden and Wellington, sponsored treasurer, presented the first and second place munity associations where patterns lie Bunum, Archie Walton. Rev Dan by.the Ministers and Citizens Lea of restriction are based on rtc* 1 A Washington. Wm. Brown, Rev gue. Z (and are maintained In the housing E Johnson, Rev. Callaham. E. A. In Banned The league, an organization ol market .by many realtors, builders,, Withers, Slips McVay. W. H Nelson, mortgagers and often by govern-^ Leading Negro ministers and lay W. Ei.mwright. J McDonald. Janies ( mini housing aaenelM.* leaders, is sponsoring the banquet Burse. E Ross. J. L. Nelson. John ' originally set for June 8. to raise To Negroes Harwell, Ida Wyman. Jeanette Cal PXA GROUP BETTLE8 . at least $5.000 to employ workers vin. Sarah Brice. Jessie Harri-. Sa In the predominant Negro wards and DELRAY BEACH. Fla • 'UNS' - QUESTION IN ADVANCE g vannah Young, J L. Henderson, W. Across the nation, In.Ban FtMtas precincts to urga voter registration Tlie Delray Beach City Commis L.-Varnauo. Mrs. Varnado. R'cv and claco. Caliturnte.zwhere some 3,006 m an attempt to boost the numbet sion. stating it feared racial vio Mrs W. W. Williamson. Oscar- Smith For Memphis State Grad School delegates of the National Congroaa. ol Negro voter registrants to 70.000 lence." adopted an "emergency re Mrs. Franklin. Roy Cochrell. Mrs. .MISS BERNICE CHRYSLER 1 of Parents and Teachtoa open«4 Nearly 200 paid for banquet tick solution" Wednesday banning Ne Mary Lou Taylor. Mrs. Celestine EXAMS TO BE GIVEN TWO I the special screening test Tlie kMiss____ Sykes,. a ____social ______worker wants____ their Mth annual convention, the ets were reported at the banquet Williams groes from the city-owned swim Miss Bernice Chrysier. popuiai NEGROES. U WHITES SAT I three Negroes and one white were'to study sociology and Nel-on, a cummittee meeting earlier, this week ming, pool and beach areas -egregMion Viiesriofi wm aeMR la Memphis co-ed. will graduate from MARKS Ind ATTEMPT FOK efiiKd admin ion with oue white teacher at Melrose high school, at PenteaBfol Tenmle Church ol A. F Mason, C J. Gistcsi J W. Oniy t*«t week * grtip of Ne t dvanee >. .«) Bowden. Bishop A B McEwen, Luc- . West Virginia State College next NEGRO ENTRANCE SINCE I passing econdary education. God in Chrl't. 239 ^Wellington, by groes withdrew a suit In Federal Mrs Rollin Brown at Lea Anfitl« ky Sharp. Dt J. E. Walker. C. C.! week with a major in business edu COURT RI LING I Smith claims the special exafnl- Lt. George W. Lee and Dr. J E Court seeking to compel the city es National PTA president con» lawyer. Claiborne D. Davis A Ma- i cation. .. »lions were 4iut set up to keep Each applicant taking Uie special Walker, banquet co-chairmen who to open city-owned swimming fa Nt ;ro a ilicants out and said that le,t *’11l 1,a'e 10 *llle “ s^01'l auto- vened the three-dayy meetlr»meeting trfftwtyi ceo Walker. Harrictte I Walker, Miss Chrysles ha excelled in the The second «ttesr.pt by Negroes also stated that Herbert Harper, lo cilities to Negroes The suit was 10 gain admission Into tiie gradu u keynote address ei■mpha«iztn» Uh J. A. Swayzt. B'G Olive Jr.. E Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and lhe examiiu'ions Saturday will be biography and list his reasons for importance of the community (u cal white attorney, will address the the International Relations Club at dropped after a member ol the ate schools of Mitnphls Stat- Col S Wilson Edward B Davis. Oeorgie 1 judged by an out ide firm. »anting to enter Memphis 6tate banquet committee meeting Wed-1 the Eastern College as Mie did dur City Commission testified there lege since the ruling by Federal the family and of the family w P. Quinn. J. S. Edwards P L. Bur r.esday. Muy 30 ing her high school day*, at Ma was no oidinance barring Negroes Judge Marion Boyd here last Oc- the communlty-the them« of Nte lord. Ben Lewis, H T Lockard. S. i Atty. Harper «ill speak on "The nassas High School j tober. when he declared state rehaol i convention. A Owen. Metropolitan Bapt. Church Delray Beach is located a few Paradox of Jim Crow." Mias Chryslars' :»rents. Mr and I segregation laws are unconstitu DECISION I PHELD Dr A. B. Carter. J H Turner U miles south of swank West Palm Douglass Hi. Begins The meting will be at 11 a m Mrs. Jo Chrysler will attend com tional and at the same time approv Prior to the opesAte setsiMi G W Lee, Mrs. J H Turner. Col nt Pentecostal Temple. All interest mencement (Continued on page three I ed a reverse stair itep type gradu Mrs Brown said In a policy »tote orado Johnson. Jackson Gales. S ed person« are urged to attend al desegregation plan for all state ment rezultlng frqm a pre-oonvestJ S Sartin. Dr W. O Speight. A A. Amons those reported purchasing .supported institutions except the Activities With Vesper Sunday tion conference of PTA leaden that t Lifting. O. F. Westbrooks, Frank banquet tickets were: University of Tennessee, will l ike the national omnlretto»! Uphold Scolu Mrs. S. W Quarles. J F Matthews Davis, Dr. W. A. Bissom, .ilace Umirrow 'Saturday'' when BISHOP I <> PATTERSON IS led by the seniors. Estes. Rev W J William'. Edd Kirk, 1 tlie Supreme Court deeteloa bans- P.i'hop J O. Patterson C. Jeans two Negroes will take lhe «chool'i VESPER SPEAKER BUNDAY "They decided with the approval in« segregated public «liboto Mattock. CMrle' Oriesby. Rev J Negro Voters Seen Rev. D S Cunningham. Mrs. D special en'rance examlnatlon- The graduation activities oi 195« i nt their advisors and principal that 1 On the other hand, the orgul»] A McDaniels. Rev T M Davis 8. Cunningham. Mra. Mary Barn-s. I Mis« Aline Sykes of 1902 Carver Douglass high school class will be they would like to have their par zation is continuing a handikW 1 and O'Ferrell Nelson of 1391 Silver Mrs. Marie L. Adams, Mrs. Lytin gin Sunday afternoon. May 27 at ents guardians, teachers the board policy on the attitude toward«' McKinney. Dr J. B Byas. Dr E M .ire the two race applicants who 5 p m in the school auditorium of education, and taxpayers know emirr ros *li-»ii ros caeisr compliance with the court decrid Wilkins, Dr B. B Mart n. J. V will take the pedal screening test where vesper services will be con- that they have not spent their on the part of the individual states Bumpus. D J Thomas Odell Dot- Fleeing Democrats along with 12 white applicants I ducteo by B shop J. O. Petterson twelve years In school without a Mrs Brown added. ■ son, Sam Lancaster. James Tyler Earlier tills year MSC president. pastor of Pentecostal Temple realization of life and what it is NEW YORK - (INS, A survey conducted by o nalionol J. Millard Smith announced that a The issue previously had threat* C harlie Johnson. Ran«on Seay Wil Church of God in Christ and a ail about" Prof Springer said liam Chatman Joe Vaughn. Hosia I magazine showed Wednesday that Negro vote1 co siitenfly special screening test would be giv ened to come up on the convention leading bishop in that faith In the form of a symposium Monleoinery. Obciiah Morris. Fred-1 "Whosoever hate th his brother Is en to some applicants as an at empt floor, which might have shattered Democratic since 1936, oppeor io be swinging fo the Republican The graduation activities will various challenges will be hurled die Reed. Lonzie Powell. Julian a murderer and ye know that no to kec i MSC's enrollment at about the traditional liarmony of. th« Party ond ore markedly critical of Adloi Stevenson. 3.000 full time student in keeping 811(1 June 3. al 5 p. m al the seniors by their moderator Kelso. W. W Walker. Blair T Hunt. murderer hath eternal life abiding 1 PTA's national meeting» and dd»» _ _ when■•••-«« illy schools■— **• - Sttpi‘ *Ernest’■“*“■ ■* c James Jones The following seniors Robert Davidson. Rev Frank Bris in him "—I John 3:15 with what he described as i oro- Tire study, conducted by Report November to be as disastrous as posed change in th? Required stand- 111,11 Wl11 “*ard diplomas to the 56 will interpret each challenge and tracked work on the main them« coe. Grant Parkam. Sr.. Robert —Maria Holley er magazine, said Republican strategists fondly hope " of the current session«. aids of lhe Southern Association of Douglau graduates. propose a solution in keeping with Wright, James Black. D. W Fields "It'ls safe to say that if Steven NO CONTROL -V College and Secondary Schools According to Prof. J D. Spring Ins or lier limited rxperpnte in son were to run against Elsenhow ■ We do not regiment state Flit On Jan 31. three Negroes, includ er. Douglass principal, the com- life: er tomorrow, the Negro vote would Congresses from the national let* LeMoyne Baccalaureate, ing M: Nelson, and two whi es .ook menccnjent protium will be hand- 1 Tlie Challence of Health. Le show a very marked swing away Youi/i nd a Bishop el." Mrs Brown said. Kills Bhe did say. however that th« from tire Democratic party 2 The Challenge of Mental national body urges all lead«BMi NEGRO PRESS TO Health. Alma Robinson Commencement Sun., Mon. the organization to worts toward The article reported that a large Woodstock School To Graduate 3 The Challenge of Education. the integrated education of child segment of the Negro press also b Stepmother Elbert Yarbrough 55 TO BE GIVEN DEGREES latlons ren in their local communitial. 7* moving away from the Democrats 4 The Challenge of Leadership LcMoyne College’s Baccalau Commencement exercises wil Ibe Mrs Brown cited an exampit gf and it quotes the editor of the Ernestine Rodgers reate services will be Sunday eve I the following Monday evening May successful integration within thg Chicago Defender as predicting "v 28 Seniors At Tues. 5 The Challenge Exercises of Home Life ning. May 27. President Hollis F In Argument ranks of the PTA Itaeif In the dto* I 2«. Dr. Kenneth Irving Brown ex- major shift in political alignments’ Elma Knowles Price has announced the speak I ecutivc Director oi the Denford Some 28 seniors of the Shelby PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES solution of the Missouri CongteM , by Negroes this year MINNEAPOLIS • iANP - A 17- 6 The Challenge of Labor and er will be Dr. James Phillip Braw Foundation. Saint Louis. Missouri, • County -Woodstock' Training1 Bubtie Jean Alexander. Freddie of Colored Parents and Teacher« The author of the art.cle. Robert year-old Minneapolis youth shot Industry. Alexander Gladney ley, president oi Clark College. At will speak and give, degrees to fifty- J School are slat?J to recebe diplo B Bell. J. D Bradford. Jr . Rose All former member» of th» or* Benditier. points .out that from and killed nis step-mother Wed < 7 The Challenge of Business, Er lanta. Georg's. Dr. Brawley, who mas at the 42nd annual commence Ella Boyland. Arnez Brunson Ber vanlzation then lotned the 1«#A at five graduates of the Association oi 1936 through 1952 the Negro_yote nesday and seriously wounded his ment ol the school next luesday nice Marie Burns. Fannie Marie nest RainejL has writte many articles for maga American Colleges, and the author has run close to 83 per cent De- indniiiuals" she explained grandmother tn a quarrel over a night. May 29. 8 30 p in in tlie Ellis. Anthony Orav. Eddi? Elvis 8 The Challenge ol Juvenile De zines in the fields of education and of JI Campus Decade" and "Minds I mocratic. and In close elections, 1 She said a similar aotion. took report his step-mother made to his 1 school auditorium. Hains. Larry Jaine- Hill. Donald linquency. Mattie P Bland religious, has also taught at nearby NotAlong:" I like the TTtiniHn-Dewey eampaten place In Washington. D. ’Of»'? probation officer. Hor.on. Jack Houston. Clara Marie 9 The Challenge of Leisure Time Rust College. He has served as Sec- Ge-j-ge Barnes, superintendent Mrs Brown noted that the Na , could have cost the Democrat Police seized Tony Jacobson a Janies. Jesse W Mason. Jr . Jim Ernestine Davis relsry of the United Negro College Both programs will be held at of coun y schools, will «peak an t ' » —L"...... ~ ~ ■ Meeting Marks Second Annivesary Of School Integration MEMBERS OF ALL RACES Wiley College Eleanor JOIN IN OBSERVANCE Write your prsblew to Eleanar By LLOYD I. GENERAL at Til Auburn Ave. N. E. CHICAGO-(ANP)-The second o.npivtrsary of the U. S. Su preme Court decision against public school segregation was mark od by a day of prayer and fasting and muss meetings in several MARSHALL Texas - Elghty- Dear Eleanor cities on May 17. lour graduates will be awarded da- There is a poem entitled “The iC.ty. Oklii, tittle Rock,'W; Ri grees at the 84th Commencement Want of You.” I believe the author An audience estimated at Ki.OO1) Exercises at Wiley College May 28. persons of all races, creeds anil ckie and Milwaukee Wis. Aibur- Is Wright. I have been unable to The class ih one of the largest querque. New Mexico; Houston locate this poem locally Can you faiths packed the Cathedral of St from the Methodist institution in find It for me? If so. please pub John the Divine in New York to Tex.; Des Moines, la; Minneapo-’- i lis and St. Paul, Minn.; Omaha four years lish same in your column. hear the Rev. Martin Luther King Commencement speaker will be Neb.; San Francisco. San Bernar Answer: leader of Montgomery, famed bus the Reverend Dr. John 0. Gross. lioycoti. " ' . dino,, and Stockton, Calif ; and I found It In The Family Executive Secretary of the Divis Tampa. Fla. , Book of Best Loved Poems by In Chicago, A Philip Randolph ion of Educational Institutions of Randolph, speaking to the Chi- David L George. It follows: AFL-CIO vice president and presi the Board of Education of the icago audience, urged Negroes to Tbe want of your is like no. dent of the International Brother Methodist Church. Dr. Gross is shun all party ties and remain other thing; hood of Sleeping Oar Porters, ad widely known across the Methodist politically uncommitted’' in their It smites my soul with sud dressed an audience of 2.030 in Or Church as an author, administrator .'truegle to attain racial equality. den sickening; chestra Hall. lecture and college president. He "Since politicians are naturally It binds my being with a Other cities where observances came to his present work from the timid and respect nothng bul wreath of me, were held included Florence. Ala.; presidency of Simpson College in [»wer, Negroes are confronted with This want ot you. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Pa ; Iowa. Wiley will confer on honor the challenge of developing their This I want of you. Red Bank Newark. Trenton. Cam maximum political potential." he ary doctorate on him. with the den. N J.; Wilmingfon and Dover, It flashes on me Seniors honors and awards Wil Del; Baltimore. Md ; Washington, raid. » wsklnr sun; be received at “Awards Night" May when the D. C: Richmond Norfolk and Isle It creeps upon me ■ Stressing the need for “non-vio 23, following a special vesper ser of Wight, Va; Charlotte. N. C.; day is done; lent. cooperative goodwill and di vice. The Seniors will have a picnic heart the Memphis Knoxville, Chattanooga, II hammen at my rect action,' he said Negroes should take charge of chapel exercises and Inn» night through, and Nashville. Tenn ; Louisville, unite solidly behind gyrotts legalsll preside over their class night Other Ky. Thh want of vou. unite sclidly behind groups leaglly aet vities Of the week will include It sixhx within me with the Also Cincinnati. Columbus. Cleve devoted to ending segregation informal reception and Si Annual r^'lnc akiea — - land. and Kent. Ohio Indianapolis. Onlv within the framework of President's Reception Ch. all the day within my heart Ind.; Chicago and Rockford III.; democracy can m norities hope to Rev, John L. White. Execut ivt It cries. Kansas City and St Louis, Mo: win freedom, justice status and ' Secretary of the Wisconsin Con. Old as your absence yet each Kansas City, Kans; Oklahoma I dignity." he declared ference Council of the Methodisi moment new. Church, will deliver the Baccalau Thts want of you. Mad with demand and ach- TRIUMPHANT KtlUtjN—len years ago.. ceieoratea singer reate sermon Sunday. May 27 al 4:06 p m Commencement will tx l'i» with despair.. Lena Horne made her debut in a Champihamps-Elysees cabaret. Federal Government To Show It leaps within my heart and Sh'e'"recently scored one ol the biggest triumphs of her career, f held ut 10:00 a m Monday. Mai tnn «re topping the bill al the lamous Moulin Rouge Leno is show» :i. -- . where? ■------£ Gad has forgotten, or Hr nrver here m a full dress rehearsal (Newspress Photo). REAL GONE—An tmpromtu concert occured at a London Wirw Home Ecomonlc Activities dirport recently, as Louis Armstrong and vocalist Ella Logan Th's want of you. Group Asks End -WASHINGTON D C. - Several kiteften, branch serving kitchen. | started their three-week tour of the provinces. Louis' first Thia poem was written hv land research kitchen units — Ivan Leonard Wright federal government agencies will, be Of Public Schools English appearance in 23 vears. (Newspress Photo). hosts to visiting home economists Other kitchens and food service Fftr Eleanor. Commencement Week iri Washington during the annual 1 'installations on display for the FARMVILLE, Va. —(ANP'-- A I am 17. One night last week !. visitors will be those1 in the Pen- statement signed by 4.084 persons mv Dad reprimanded me greatly meeting of the American Home ' (aeon Building Of special Interest has asked the Prince Edward Coun because my boy friend, after es Economics Association June. 26 »to j to home economists engaged in ty Board of Supervisors to abandon corting me home after a show Announced At Southern 29, 1956 v j large scale dining hall work, the public schools to preserve racial came inside the living room and 5» Largest of the installations on ! Pentagon tour will be given on twq segregation. staved about thirtv-minutes. He BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA-: to prepare for the Summer piOgram Southern University will hold its | display as one of the professional I forenoons The Pentagon restau Prince Edward County was di snjd it was too late. It. was only and another calendar year. trips In connection with the four 42nd Anual Commencement Week Dr Clark lifted as speakers. Rev. rant is the largest in the world, rectly Involved in the Supreme NAACP Membership Campaign; eleven o'clock. What do you think? Leon H. Sullivan. Pastor. Mt. Zion dav national professional meeting serving about 45 009 meals a day Court decision of Mav 17. 1954. Is is correct to invite one's boy starting May 20. with a special mes-: sage to the graduating class from' Baptist Church. Philadelphia. Penn will be the home economic research to civilian and military personnel ST. LOUIS. Mo. - At the mid Automobile Workers Union; Jour friend In after a date at the movie? which ordered an end to segrega the President of the University and sylvania. as the Baccalaureate Speak laboratories at the Agricultural Re in the Department of Defense. point of this city’s current NAACP neyman Barbers Union; Interna * • Linda tion in public schools er and Dr. Arthur D Gray, Presi search Center of the U. S. De Other home economics activities membership campaign, trade unions tional Association of Machinists; Ann'-'r ending with the-Commencement Ex " T. W Brooks of Farmville who ert ises. May 28 at 5:00 P M. dent ol Talladega College. Talladega partment ot Agriculture n»ar Belts in the federal government-in the in the area a,re leading other cam- United Steelworkers of America; In After a movie date (surmis- said he was acting on behalf of Alabama, as the Commencement ville. Maryland. This federal agency Ch ldrens Bureau the U S. Office paign_ divisions in recruitment of ternational Union of Electrical, Ra I”» It is arMnd 7:39 p. m. The 42 year history of Southern the signers of the statement, pre speaker of about 250 scientists and" aides of Education, in he Denartment members, it was announced by Ern dio and Machine Workers Union. when yon leave homei It is and it's part in the educational de sented the paper to the board of conducts fundamental studies in of Commerce, In the Fish and Wild est Calloway, St. Louis NAACP Also: Railroad Food Workers Un r-rert to not Invite the boy velopment in the State of Louisiana ( nmervisors last Friday It read as Life Service, ahd ("her agencies branch president. ion; Hat, Cap and Millinery Work friend In. nas been progressive and contribu- essentials that cont“ibute to bet'er follows: ers Union; State, County and Mu tive. Over 4.000 students have rece family living in’ more satisfying will be brought to the delegates “We the undersigned citizens of Mr. Calloway said the drive al No doubt you are both still nicipal Workers Union: Post Office ived degrees and countless others homes. The home economists em in a Lvely early moiming eye- Prince Edward Countv. hereby af ready has surpassed a membership in «ebool. and vou both u-»d All’s Well With Employees; United Brick and Clay goal of 3.500 suggested by the NA t« retire M early aa possible have received helpful services in "on ployed at Beltsville will show their opene.- program “We Work for firm our conviction that the sep ACP national office and has a total Workers Union; American Federa aft*r returning from the movie. the job., training. visiting collereauses the laboratories Uncle Sam—What's Our Line?" aration of the races in the public of 4.016 members. The participating tion of Musicians; International Other than providing the state where research is done on probl»ms presented by home economists from schools of this county Is absolute Brotherhood of Teamsters; Dining with more than half its public Mrs. Roosevelt dealing jv.th food, nutrition, textiles ly necessary and do affirm that unions have secured 1.106 NAACP the District of Columbia Car Employees Unjon; and Brother school teachers,. a score of physi we nrefft to abandon oublie schools memberships, he noted. clothimr. housfn» and hntisehold In addition to the government hood of Sleeping Or Porters. cians. attorneys, ministers, social .and educate our children in some equipment. In addition, the profes hunt economics program the visit St. Louis locals of the following workers and other such professions, I other wav If that be necessary to In addition to the, unions, other sional section df the Association ing ho.ue economists have been in Veterans ComerA And NAACP trade unions are active in the cam groups participating in the cam Southern can give proof of its con I preserve separation of the races in • r •’ that includes home eco,'nmlsts en vited to tour the National Institute paign: American Federation of paign include teachers, nurses, so tinued support to the farmers of the the schools of the county We pledge EDITOR'S NOTE: Veterans and gaged in research w'U hold its of Dry Cleaning in Sliver Spring, Teachers; International Chemical cial clubs, churches, professional state. By ALICE A. DUNNIGAN our support of thé board of super their families are asking thousands sectional meeting at the Agricul Maryland, and th? National Hous Workers Union; Gas. Coke and and business organizations. The As one of the functions of a land WASHINGTON - (ANP) - Ap- visors of Prince Edward County in tural Research center ing Center In Washington, D C. Chemical Varkers Union; United drive closes June 4. of oiieations daily concertline the grant institution, which means that parently all is well again between Other events on the four-day their firm maintenance of this po benefits their Government provides the Federal Government gives some Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and top of The professional trips are being conclave of home economists from licy." forthem through Veterans Adminis support for a special kind‘of curri ficials of the National Association repeated on four half davs ¡n n-der tration. Below are some represen all parts of the nation Include Brocks also read a four-pace po culum. agricultural agencies'rece for the Advancement of Colored Peo »o accommodate the visiting home tative queries Futher information general sessions for all members licy statement on segregation which Texas Southern Prof. ive almost daily help from Southern. pie This fact was revealed at the economists The Clin'cal Center of may be obtained at any VA office. and sectional meetings to discuss had been prepared by the citizens The massive program being offer annual convention of the Ameri the National Institutes of Health t • • • the latest developments in home group It said In part that the de ed to more than 3.600 regular stu cans for Democratic Action meet in Bethesda Maryland where home Q—Premiums on my World War making and the professional ac cree of the Supreme Court requir dent« and some 1.000 part time and ing here last weekend. economists are emnloved in the To Receive PhD Degree IT GI term policy are being waived in service students, keeps Southern nutrition department will receive tivities associated with liomnmak ng in’ Integration of schools is “de because I have been totally diasbled in research. A mammoth exposition structive of good will and respect, University's facilities and staff hea Mi' Roos"velt. honorary chair convention delegates in four groups his B. S. degree from Hampton In for more than six months. While programs, extension servic» and and injurious to both groups." vily taxed. man of ADA appeared on the same The principal research arm of the stitute in 1949 and his M. B: A. my policy is under waiver, do I have Several programs initiated ty this speakers platform with Roy Wil-j in researhh A mammoth exposition U. S. Department of Health Edu from the University of California the right to convert it to a perma the largest college for Negroes in of latest products and services of kins, executive secretary of NAACP : cation. and Welfare the Inrti'tit’s in 1951. nent plan of insurance? Americia have grown to the extent at the ADA banquet held at the | are one of the largest Institutions interest to home economists will that when an annual meeting is j Sherham hotel Saturday night. in the world devoted entirely o be set up in Washington’s Nation Mr. Stewart is a member of Sig A—You may convert your GI Overseas Aid held the regular students of the Uni 1 It had previously been reported basic research in the med cal and al Guard Armory in connection ma Iota Epsilon, Honorary Man term policy to any permanent plan versity must leave the campus in related sciences The staff of the with the meeting agement Fraternity (University of other than an endowment. You will that the former First Lady had of-1 older to make room for accommo-1 nutrition department of the Clini Texas i and Alpha Kappa Mu Na not be required to take a physical fered her resignation from member Campaign Gets datlons. ship on the board of directors of cal center plans, directs and co tional Honorary Society Scholar examination. Each spring the State High School test NAACP because of a difference of ordinates the program and opera Open House Program ship Society. He received a Gen Rally, which fosters competitive ac-1 opinion with Wilkins. tions of the nutrition service of the eral Education Board fellowship Q—My three-year -deadline for tivlties on a state wide level for high | Coordinator Center: plans conduces and co Announced For School for study 1952-53 and a Southern starting Korean GI training will school pupils, brings to the Baton While it was said that Mrs. Roose- ordinates research in clinical nutri Fellowship Fund Grant the sum come in about six months. How Rouge Campus more than 1500 1 velt stated that she was resigning tion service administrtft'on; pro Of Engineering NEW YORK. N. Y.-The Adver mer of 1955. ever. I recently enlisted in the arm youngsters, who come for a two day from this post because of her many vides instruction and training in TALLAHASSEE- Worrell Gaither tising Council announced today that ed Xorces, and I will be on active session. Mr, Stewart is married to the I ictihties. it' was rumored that she hospital nutrit'on service; and so Palen Fla?Wr. director of advertis duty when that date comes around. chairman of the open house ac- This means that the dormitories I disapproved of a speech which Wil ing of J.P. Stevens and Company, | former Miss Ruth E. Caldwell of Will I be able to start my training forth. The visiting home econo tovities will begin Friday. May 25, must be vacated At thi? time the kins had previously made in Chi- will serve as volunteer coordinator; Orangeburg, South Carolina. after I get out of service? mists will see the activities of the at I 10 p m. following the school’s regular students go home for a I "ago. advising Negroes to switch to vocational awards program. Open of l'i new campaign for Religious A—No. Under the law, a veteran nutrition department in the main spring break. While they are away, | the Republican party. Overseas Aid. must begin Korean GI training the Future Homemakers of America j Tilts rumor was verified Sunday The Council is conducting the! within three years from the date of i800 girLsi, the State Industrial in a private interview with Mrs outlie service project bn behalf of Woman Gets his first discharge. The law has not Youth Club i450 boys > along with Roosevelt I did resign." said Mrs three religious groups giving as made any exceptiohs for veterans POPE PIUS RECEIVES THE TRUMANS the pupils attending the rally take Roosevelt, ' but I went back after st tance to millions of hungry and in service on their deadline dates destitute persona in almost every I • • • ♦ over the facilities Wilkins agreed with me regarding free country of the world. The j During this time th» entire teach 'he Chieago spweh." JACOB T. STEWART Q—May a veteran join with a sponsors of the campaign are | ing staff is used as counselor', ad Tlie NAACP is a non-partisan or non-veteran in obtaining a GI bus Church World Service; National! Jacob T. Stewart, associate pro visors, judvess fend consultants in ganization. she stated, and its top DOUALA, French Cameroons — iness loan? Council of Churches; Catholic Re fessor, Business Administration, keeping the group operating al qua executives have nd right to advise (ANP)— Mrs. Dicka Nzangue, a A—Yes, but the amount of the lief Services-National Welfare Con Texas Southern University, will lity performance. people how to vote. It has the re well-known African woman resi loan on which VA’s guaran'v is j B Cadr. dean of Southern, stat ference; and United Jewi h Appeal- receive the Ph. D. degree in Busi sponsibility of keeping the people dent here has been appointed As based will be In proportion to the Synagogue Council of America. ed the early part of this year that ness Administration irom the Uni infortni’d on issues, but it has no Bryan Houston. Inc., has volun sessor at the Court of Justice. veteran's intern in the loan. The during the course of a twelve month versity of Texas, June, 1956. The right to advise them how to vote. teered i‘s services to prepare the ( nils is the first time a woman guaranty cannot extend to any por I&riod, Southern University is host "I would’ say this" continued the advertising materials for the young scholar has been a member has been given an official post in tion of the loan constituting th' cam-: to more than 20 000 high school pu former First Lady, “if I were a Re paign. The project will get ex- i of the faculty at Texas Southern any of the French-administered rtnon-wteran's contribution to the pils. teachers, college students, farm publican." tensive upport during the Thanks University since 1950. He received territories in Africa,. enterprise families and parents. • • • • giving season from newsjppers. ra Southern University is a favorite When this organization takes sides, dio and television networks and Q— What type of farm must a spot in Baton Rouge that visitors with any particular pòlitical party, i station.', company publications, out veteran have, in order to qualify to the city demand to see. Hundreds It will no longer be able to negotiate door a |vertt ing companies, and for farm training under the Kore- of foreign visitors, some of which with both parties, therefore, destroy- [ locwl and national advertisers. ■TTOTW are Invited to America by the U 8 ing its opportunity’ to accomplish, During the Thanksgiving- phase' A— The basic activity of the farm Department. Include on their agen- the very thing for which it is tight- oi the overseas relief programs of' must be in cultivation of the landI .da. America's largest State support fog — namety Civil Rirhte. she said the three faith', 10 million pounds or the feeding, breeding and man 'd college for Negroes. n effect. _ - —.— of clothing will be collected by the. agement ot livestock or poultry. Or Even though Southern does not Wilkins is reported as Catholic churches, financial aid for It may be arty other apecializedI boast of her largeness, it is one of Mrs Roosevelt had written a letter rehabilitation and resettlement will farming commonly -followed .fo. tbe ..he. few ..initit.i.llipns that literally to Dr, fanning Tobias, president, be raised through the Jewish ap rea It may be the processing, di*- «row up overnight and maintained of the boerd but had not seen the peals, and freg distribution over tribution or tale of agriculture pro an equal status in academic quality letter. He declined to comment any seas of surplus food will be under ducts such as a diary processing Many of America^ leading educa further taken by the Pro:es'ant groups. ’ plant or a grain elevator tors and authority* on colleae and Some 650 million, pounds of UB Universit; program offerings. have surplus foods will be distributed by' riven tr.bute to Southern for its AMEs Lift Expulsion the combined effort' of the three _ LN KNOXVILLE, TENN. guality and credited its faculty for Slogan of the campaign is: Off-Street Parking Of Rev. D. H. Sims FREE tbilitv ¿and performance in tlncerr "Keep faith with those in need service overseas Give through your Z.%* And Retires Prelate LsCiriis As some 400 young men and wo faith." Relieves Itching I’C E. Miin Phone 3-1766 MIAMI. Fla.. — Among the final ’ ■ - . ... ______2*2______. Fimoui Skin Ointment His men receive their degrees on Mon acts of the 35th Quadrennial Sea- i Misery Of: day, May 28 at S 00 PM. the Uni Brwjht Help Ti Thousand s! sion of the General Conference of home activities will extend to Satur ORLI IUMN (IKikUtoi) versity wili have less than two days the African Methodist ijiiscopal day morning, May 26. and will end Follow the example of thousands, get ACNE PIMPLES LADIES WANTED. Church, at Dinner Key Auditorium at noun. Black and White Ointment Trial size 15c. Regular size still only 25c, you get layk tmawoiM here, was the lifting of the expul ' In addition to demonstrations and displays In the areas of automo 4H times as much in large 75c size. sion of Rev. David K Sims and re muiks chap Even more reason to buy Black and naps « tiring him bile mechanics, cabinet making, ra- he-TV printing and the other tech White Ointment today! Cleanse skin Heal This action restored his title as nical areas, a professional discus- with Black and White Skin Soap. bishop and at present he has the SOM PIUS XU posés With foemtf President and Mrs. Harry S Tru- -inn is planned for Saturday morn same rights as any other retired tolfowirg\Vlvite sudlene« tn Vatican City The Pontiff gave ing. May 26. 9:00 to 11 00 Among bishop of the AME Church. u . told medal of his pontificate It wa, the tirsi face-to» topics to be' discussed are “Business Rev Sims was expelled from the “r ZL XJn the eadWf of the United States BLACK áñó WHITE OINTMENT Looks at Vocational Education” and episcopal by an extra-session of Trends in Vocational Education" the General Conference in 1946 - . Southerner Receives Nurses' Interracial Award Of Year 1 X GEORGIA ACHIEVING INTEGRATION FEDERATED WOMEN CHICAGO - (ANP) - A Southern nurse was honored here with the coveted Mary Mahoney Award at the 40ih convention of .the American Nurses' Association for her leadership in achieving CLUB group integration of the hospital where she works. 41« WkilM) Ave. Alh»nj G» Hie nurse Is Mildred Ann Vogel. palgn six years ago by submitting R. N„ Director of Nursing at (he ML to the executives ol Mt. Sinai a plan Sinai Hospital of Greater Miami. geared to gradual policy with inte- "On to Atlanta June 17. 18 and Miami Beach, Florida, who within «ration ot minority group ntir-es as It" is the slogan of all of the Geor six years has placed all white and die ultimate goal. <* gia- Clubs as final preparation is Negro emplpyeea of Ihe institution Out of this came a' program on an equal oasis. made for the annua) meeting of the [Junned ip cooperation with the hos The award was presented at the pital's board of trustees, executive Georgia Federation of Colored Chicago Coliseum by Ague- Ohlson. 1 Aunen's Clubs on Uris date Below director .administrator, medical R. N. president of the American staff and personnel and leaders of I ____ We some last minute reminders: Nurses' Association, at the opening the Negiu community, and with 1. Return membership blanks! program meeting of the convention their.full backing. promptly so that cards may be in The "Mary Mahoney Award”— The nuking staff accepted the hands of all before the convention i named in honor of Mary Mahoney. gradual policy changes introduced - 2. Mail material for souvenir pro America’s first Negro professional under Miss Vogel's direction and __ gram not later than June 5th. In nurse, who was graduated from the gave their support to the overall New England Hospital for Women clude patron's lists, 'ads', pictures p’an for equal rights, responsibilities ind Children in 1879—is presented 1 if clubs or individuals, etc. and practices. Miss Ohlson said , it each biennial ANA convention. 3. Prepare a club scrapbook for Tlie award to Miss Vogel marks 1 The award is given to the per- H entry into the State exhibit. Win a fitting climax to a decade of pro on or group of person who. In ad- ning books will go to Miami for gress under the ANA's Intergroup lition to contributing significantly National competition July 28-AUg., Relations Program. Miss Ohlson said ‘o nursing in general, has been out aimed at eliminating racial barriers 3 *■ standingly instrumental In opening 4. Prepare an Arts and Crafts to membershin then in effect In »pportutles in the nursing profes- exhibit. These winning articles will •erne state nurses-associations af lon to members of all racial and re- filiated with the ANA A nurse be also go to Miami. igious groups on an equal basis longs to the ANA through member 5. Please plan to bring along a The ANA's interest in making this hip in it state group. THE FAMOUS BETHUNE-COOKMAN College Choir dent of the Atlanta Board of Education, reference representation from the Junior award, according to Miss Ohlson, Is os it appeared at the formal dedication services was made to the out.landing contribution Mrs. Clubs to foster its policy of establishing Miss Ohlson noted I hut all except AT SCHOOL DEDICATION Dr. Richard; V Moore (C) President of the Bethune Elementary School in .Atlanta Beiltune has made to her race and her country, professional comnetence as the sole one of the 54 constituent state and G. Remcmtar-lo send in names of of Bethune Cookmon College, presents portrait at dedication of criterion for judeing a nurse's fit- teiTitoiial associations grant full Sunday. A portrait of the laid educator- and He challenged youngsters Io strive to live up tq club members Who have made out» Bethune Elementary School. Receiving the picture of Dr. Mary imxs regardless of creed, race or co membership to Negro nurses. In leader was unveiled during the ceremonies. In Her teachings. standing contributions since the McLeod Bethune are: school Superintendent, Miss Ira Jarrell (L) lor. that one state Negro nurses-may an address by Devereaux F. McClafchey presi- last convention ..Submit names of As a result of Miss Vogel’s Initia join tlie national association direct members who have beep c''tb wom ond Miss Dorothy Hornsby, Principal Looking on are Dr Rufus tive and direction .all employees at ly Clement, ond Gwendolyn Chester (R). (Perry's Photo) en for 25 or more yeara. Mt. Sinai today have the same work The ANA's platform calls for full 7 Send in names of your offi- ing privileges and share all facili partl-ipation of minority groups in Medical Missionary j^l delegates so that credential Portrait Of A Leader ties open to hospital personnel. association activities and elminailon Ads may be iruetf for th*m. 'Gills U a success story of inte of discrimination In ediicatnn, job Hits Bias In Canada • • • gration in nursing due largely to the cpporl unties, salaries and working HALIFAX. Nova Scotia • iANI’i ■ vision, initiative and effort of one conditions. A Canadian medical missicnary bar A We are wishing for the speedy woman .In this case a nurse," Miss criticized Nova Scotians for "look reccvery of Mrs. Haugabrooks Mrs Mary McLeod Bethune Ohteon said in presenting award. The national association works NEW YORK Roy Wilkins. NA ed this month under Lite same state Aor ■ lers, Mrs Brown. Mrs Simmons ing down their noses” at srgrm closely witli its affiliated state and ACP executive .wrvtaiy, pledged law. Prior to 1950. when Miss Vogel tion in sections of tire U ,S while and Mrs. Phillips all of whom sus district as'CCiations to achieve local The Rev E E. Richburg, principal began her work toward integration. practicing gegrevation themselves.. the full support of the Association tained injuries in an automobile Integration. to 21 teachers in Elloree. S C. who >f the DiinzJer School in Orange School Is Dedicated Negro nurses In Mt Sinai Hospital She was Dr Florence Murrav, a accident a few days ago. These la have refused to sign a new anti- burg. told Murray Kempton of the were employed tn the Negro ward The Mary Mahoney Award was United Church of Canada medical dles are making excellent contri-' The featured address by Devereaux F. McClatchey, president orivin.illv established in 1936 bv the NAACP membership oiith Ntw York Post: I hope they fire only and were compelled to eat In a missionary, who recently returned buttons to all of the many groups-- National Aswx ntion of Colored Gra- lili i. .i n 1 d like, to meet them In of the Atlanta Board of Education, and the presentation of a special area within the unit. Negro to canada en a furlough from her The 1956 General Assembly of civlc as well as religious-of which private duty nurses sent in by the ducte Nurses, founded in 1908 and ouit portrait of a distinguished educator, the late Dr. Mary McLeod duties in Korea South Carolina enacted legislation they are a part. Certainly, they registry were denied employment of which Miss Mahoney was a char Bethune, Sunday by Dr. Richard V. Moore, president of Bethune bailing NAACP members from have given invaluable service to unless the pattern was of the same ter member. When that association Speaking to DalhouNe ftnlve’-xi'v Cookman College, highlighted the dedication cf the Mory McLeod state, county and municipal employ the Atlanta clubs race Today Negro nurses are work dissolve in 1952, it transferred all graduates. Dr Murray said: "We • • • « Bethune E'ementary School. J. Austin Dilbeck, vice-president of ment. ing in all aras of the hospital. of its function, including the award may look down our noses at a Senators We congratulate Mrs Dollie J the Atlanta Bocrd of Education presided. Miss Vogel, launched her cam- to the ANA. neighbor nation and proclaim that The oath was Inserted in teacher Alexander of Atlanta who was we never had aevregatfon but how employment applications for next elected to the General Board of In praising the school for hav Bethune to Bethune Elementary manv Negroes have volt seen work- year. Eighteen of the 21 Elloree the AME Church at the General ing chosen the significant name School. It was received by Little in» tn dru" store« or honks’ teachers resigned The other three Carlos Paula Conference held recently In Miami of Mary McLeod Bethune. Mr Mc I Gwendolyn Chester, a kindergarten Fund Raising Campaign "What about the churches. Is refused to resign: and were given Clatchey stressed the tact that pupil, who in a very dainty way there no segregation there? In how- until May 31 to sign Hie oath or! while buildings and grounds are thanked Dr Moore, and the prin many of our churches would a N’- resign cipal, Miss Dorothy Ê. Hornsby From Denver important, most important of all Launched By GOP Women I gro be made to feel and home and are the teachings carried on inside 1» | In hla message. Mr Wilkins said Alcatraz Has In her acceptance speech Miss i wanted’ In nolnt of law there of the building. »'------ft( ! the new South Carolina law should WASHINGTON - HN9) The i Hornsby accepted the sacred chal no segregation, but In point you, Mr President" drive in New be tested In ttjiet courts as soon Washington Senators Sunday re CHARACTER TOLD lenge from Dr Moore and express- NEW YORK N. Y. - Largest fart, there is." I Pointing to the character traits I ea hcr appréciation on behall of th« fund-raking drive by women in York. State headquarters for the as possible on grounds that it is! called otrtAeidarAWlos f fata Dm» 1 baseball Denver and shbtE-abp lD«'Lutlr*ll - ll | of the late Dr. Mary McLeod Be- the hia'ory of New York State, was campaign have just been opened ia> flagrant violation of basic Amer: ■ parents, faculty and pupils to the ’ thune as great, he said the girls launched this week by Miss Jane at 270 Park Avenue. ican civil liberties." from Chattanooga in a seven-play members of the Atlanta Board of First Philip Murray and boys of Bethune have much Todd, vice chairman. New York Couny and local branches are in er shake-up. ' "Such tactics in stamp nut free to live up to when they live up to J■ 55Education...... — Dr. ------Jarrell, Dr ------Moore Republican State Committee and process of being set up. with kick Outfielder Dick Tettlebach wm Racial Fight Award To Lehman dom of association and opinion," optioned to Dimvtf'inU sborVrtop the character traits of Mrs Be- > *nd all friends of Bethune He- president of the Federation of off luncheons and meetings to be the NAACP official declared, "can 'mentary School. i' Jose Valdtvlclso and pitcher Dick thune Women's Republican Clubs of New scheduled throughout- the State. NEW YORK -- YW Wives Visit St. Louis, Mo. epirl s were high as the chatter ing and laughter of 32 women and Runners In Semi-Pro League their friends ftlled the air when Along The i the YW-Wives of the Vance Are. With only three james apiece un-. Memphis Oreys 3 1 Branch YWCA prepared to leave 0 1.000 I der their belts since the cry 'flay BookerT.Warriors 3 0 1,000 tor an exiting week-end in St. ball" which opened th? 1J56 season ' Dodgers 2 1 .077 I Louis. In Bias Fight the 26 teams making Up the four Beavers 1 2 333 At May 4, 4:30 p. m., right on I divisions of the Semi Pro League Blues 0 3 .000 schedule, ihe charter’d bus pulled By WILBERT E. HEMMING , are off to a red hot start for division Magnolia Eagles 0 3 .000 out from the building northward Sports Trail KINGSTON. JAIMAICA— iANP) . honors, league standings indicate. DIVISION TWO oounds, as the wonderful itinerary Mayor Balfour Barnswell, King In division one the Memphis wa , beginning to take shape. WON LOST ston’s 1956 first citizen, know what | Greys and the Booker T. Washing Hardwood The group li.ed at he YWCA 3 0 1,000 it was to be coloured and down- and ton Warriors are tied for first place Turley Eagles for the thre? nights and days epent 2 1 .667 out lot he rose from the humble i with three wins and no losses with Orange Mound BY SAM BROWN in the city. From here an Saturday 2 1 667 sitting stool of a shoemaker to the ! the Dodgers on their neck with a 2 miming the ladies went to the ball West End 1 1 500 Mayoralty. . ; to 1 record. ‘same to see the Dodgers versus Athletics 1 2 . 333 So at his first public speaking out I St. Loef Cardinal«. That evening In division two the Hardwood Goldsmith 0 2 .000 ing. the Mayor took "race segrega Stars are out in front with a 3-0 at 8 30 'he group enjoyed the sensa DIVISION THREE tion in Jamaica” as his theme and tional eineraTi movie, "The Seven record followed closely by the Tur- WON LC3T Many boxing fans are claiming that tie recent Bobo Olson- thumped’home the view that ef Wonders of ,he World.” iey Eaves and Orange Mcund Tigers Hyde Park 2 1 Sugar Ray Robinson figh* wa; one of the biggest fiascoes ever fort was at. work to introduce it in Sunday morning was epent at with their 2-1 records. Dermcn Gems 2 I sold to fighting fans. The buildup fo rthe fight surpassed anything clubs and groups throughout the the church of each ladles choir-. The Hyde Park Indians, the Der- Ellendale 2 1 that had happened in a long lime, and only seived to show how 'ountry. At 2:3o p?m. they enjoyed several mon Gems. Division three, the Ellen Letter Carriers 2 1 hoars at the modern zoo and beau dale Nine and the Letter carriers Mallory Air Force 1 2 gullible the sports, or at least the boxing public is with enough Speaking at the general meeting tiful Shaw’s Flower Gardens. arc in a four wayly tiitie for first place Sou tli Memphis 0 of the Jamaica Branch of YMCA 3 ballyhoo. The evening was frej to spend boasting a 2-1 ratingrati! each.___ DIVISION FOUR his worship tipped the roof or Door- with friends and relatives. The Memphis Ram«Ran are atop the WON IÆST The record shows that Robinson nals are sending some material to ly Memorial Hall by warning: other club» is for the pnpose of the ! heap of division fourfotu with a 3-0 re- Memphis Rams 3 0 1.000 had defeated Olson in three other "There is a pernicious practice of Monday morning after an early lunch the group made a tour of cord oudistancing thie Tate Red Sox Tate Red Sox 2 1 667 fights, two of them by knockouts, other clubs being able to stop the ' egregating people in Jamaica for the city, stopping at the million the Troians, Hunter Fan and Ful O Trojanr 2 I— .667 yet enough interest was manifested Dodgers. lecreationnl purposes into ethnic Pep Chicks who are engaged in a 4- Hunter Fans Ht points out that the Cardinals groups; this practice, breeds hate, dollar plant of Anheuser-BuachAnheuser-Busch for 2 1 • .667 in the last Friday night's fight to way tie for second- nlace. haven't sent players to any of the a conducted tour. Following thia, Ful-O-Pep 2 1 667 draw a gate in excess of some $200. bitterness, disillusionment and frus the group headed for home. STANDINGS Black Caps 1 2 333 000 00 It only proved how powerful fust division teams of last season, tration." but have former Cardinal players YWCA members making this in DIVISION ONE Humkc 0 3 .000 ballyhoo can be. He called up the Young Men’s terning trip were the following: WON LOST Light. Gas 0 3 .000 The pennant races in the major in such teams as the Chicago Cubs, the Cincinnati Redlegs and the; Christian Association to do what it Mesdames Calverta Ishmael, Willie leagues are becoming hotter and j Pittsburg Pirates. “Mr. Herbert" ar- j could to stamp out the ignorance. HANK AARON WRECKS DODGERS WITH BIG BAT - Shown above Pegues. Gertrude Armstrong W. B hotter each day. especially in the Revealing that he had been in is Hank Aaron, hard-hitting outfielder of the Milwaukee Braves, Woods, Flossie Everson, Lilia Hall, National League, where most of the gues that the Cardinals fee) that d some of the other clubs, can stop I formed about four new clubs had A. L. Higgins, Ida M. Qualls, Eliza experts conceded the Brooklyn Dod who made the long jump from the Sally League to the majors. the Dodger«, then they, (the Cardi- j been formed irt Jamaica because beth Branch, Joy Home, Adeline ger» a walkaway in their pre-season Tuesday night,"Aaron collected four hits, including his fourth nals) will be in a better position to | rome old established clubs were re Smith, M. M. Dulaney, Arie Fulli- prtdicitions. 4s of today we find the round-tripper of the season, in sparking the Braves to a 7-3 vic fusing to accept members because iove, Bessie Edwards. A. A. Johnson. Dodgers having their troubles try win the championship. T 'J. Johnson, Alberta Mason, Hat of the applicants' colored racial ori tory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. ing to stay in the first division, and | Over in the American League, the | tie Muse, Rudell Oarth, Bettie Ed I N Y. Yankees are about to make gins. Barnswell declared: that some of the teams that were ward . Cornelia Taber, Armetha Organized boycott against the Evangeline league which assigned to the second division are i a shambles of the race and will, a« These practices are Tin-British. Gas on, Willie Gates. Bertha With- I the experts, predicited, again repeat dropped five Negro players as a result of a segregation squabble showing the way. un-Jamaicen and un-Christian and Red Sox To Face Detroit I ery, Arphelia Phillips, Edwards Mc Among Ihe surprise teams are the as pennant winners. With Mickey 1 should be very grateful, if in years Ginnis, Pauline Taylor. D. J. Thom is reportedly 100 per cent effective In fact, the issue has j Mantle off fo a fast start and Yogi - Pittsburg Pirates, who were con to come, beginning from the im as. Belle Pettigrew. Mra. Geraldine intensified opposition to the New Orleans Pelicans which refuel Berra going like wildfire in the' sidered a good team, but hardly po mediate tomorrow, your Associa , Smith. Addie G. Owen and Miss Loyola University permission to play the Xavier baseball tdS tent enough to caus? much concern home run department, a-solid pitch tion directs its attention to, , and Stars In Twinbill Sunday Betty Johnson. and the St Louis Cardinals who ing staff and a pood well balanced 1 uses its influences in removing from but threw open its doors to a pro-segregation rally New Yorkers are asking if Willie Mays' family life is responsible for his were considered' a better team, but team, good defensively and offensive the social «fracture of Jamaica, The Memphis Red Sox will meet top flight hurlers in th? semi-pro not one to be in a contending po ly ihe Yankees are going to prove rudi dangerous planks which seem the Detroit, Stars in a twin bill 'eague, and thinks he will be able Attorney Fees anemic stickwork to date?? sition at this stage of the race. to be hard to beat. Only an earth-1 to have gained very serious propor Sunday at Martin Stadium. Both to sign him In the next few days.. In talkini: to our good friend. .quake san stop them < tions as evidenced by lire forma teams broke even in their first se The catching department naa Not Required In Let’s hope that Willie Mays' but teeth knocked out on a football Herbert Davenport, that talkative tion of such clubs." ries with heir re-pectiro oppon teen strenithened by Roberto Her- will hurry up and catch fire. There field, or a fresh case load of sacro- We noticed In the news report that sports authority and barber at the ents. In tour games with the Ran iM-p. a Cuban youngs.er who is a Some Vet Cases is too much loose talk coming out ilac trouble on the wrestling mat it M-Y Barber Shop on Third Street, Memphis Bob Boyd, former Mem as City Monarchs, the Red Sox pig •huslty receiver with a strong of Gotham which rumors his im makes little difference. You are phis lied Sox first baseman and ATLANTA, GA. (SNS)- we learned that the pennant rare in won. two and lost two. The Stars throwing' arm. He is only 18 years potent bat is caused by restlessness paid to entertain. Ballplayers, soc now holding down a berth with the Veterans are not required to , the National will become more mup- won two and lost two in their *ries old. five feet eleven inches tall and pay of his domestic life. A man finds cer stars, bullfighters, Jai Alai attorney or agents for representing dled as the season grow.«. He adds Baltimore Orioles, will be laid up with the Bhc’i Barons. weighing 195 pounds. He can stand its impossible to fight a war on two whizzes are ail wrapped up in the for a month of six weeks while he them in monetary claims against that there is more balance in the Ed Steele, former outfield star a lot of improvement in his hit fronts — at home and in the ball same package with jugglers, ballet the Veterans Administration. J. M National League this roar than there lecuperates from a ehlpped bone in with the Birmingham Black Bar ting, but that should come with ex park . dancers, fiddle players, actors, car Slaton, Jr., Manager of the VA Re has been in a long time. his elbow. It seems that the accident ons is skipper of the Stars, and har perience • • • ♦ toonists and columnists . . ” Curry changed his lineup in last gional Office said today in answer In speaking about the many trades happened while he was making a strenethened his team since their The Baton Rouge parks com Sunday’s game, but reports that that are being made especially by throw from the outfield in an awk- ■exhibition game here earlier with to injuries. mission refused to let Negro play the lineup that was so effective dur General Manager Frank Lane of the | ward position. Before the accident. the Red Sox. ers in its Municipal park. As a ing the exhibition games is now in Fees for such service. Mr. Slaton Railroad conductors make no at Cardinals. Davenport, lor rather Boyd was fourth in batting in the Manager Homer (Goosei Curry result, the New York Glants-own- of the Red Sox stated he is still effect with Gilbert Varona at first. said are payable only by VA itself tempt to segregate interstate pas Mr. Herbert, as he advises usl states league with a healthy average. We ed Lake Charles Giants otdered looking for another pitcher to bols Marvin Moseley at second, Willie and are deducted from the mone sengers but they .will let you segre that one uf the reasons the Cardi- hope for him a speedy recovery. all of its players to other circuits. ter his pitching staff before leav Washington at third and Nat Stone tary benefit due the veteran at the gate yourself. I boarded the Cres Well, two can play the same game ing on a long road trip. He oas at short to complete his infield. time the claim is allowed. cent Limited for^Cbeehaw, Ala., as one. The New York Giants are been negotiattn?' with one of the Game time is scheduled for 2:15. Maximum fees are fixed by stat a few days ago and was astonished located right smack in the heart of ute at »10 for an original claim and Bob Boyd Injured, Placed Harlem. There are almost a half to see our people still flocking to / »2 for a claim to obtain .increased Ihe lll-vcntilaled, poorly-air-cdfe Í million Negroes here who read the M. benefits. ditioiud and smelly old jinteiV same stories of selfishness and vest coaches. There was the familiar Deadline Nears For ed jimcrow interest that exist in On Baltimore Disable List Any agent or attorney who old Negro porter motioning to wit charges or attempts to charge any Louisiana and which forces the Giants into duplicity unworthy of less travelers to the old smoky veteran for such services is sub coach. Most humbly accepted this BALTIMORE. Md - Out-fielder land He suffered the injury while a Major League Ball club. Softball Team Entries ject to penal provisions of the law voluntary segregation but they Bob Boyd of Memphis who suffer making a throw to the plate , in in addition to loss of his VA ac- Well, the Lake Charles ball park didn't have to. This writer has ed a broken elbow bone in a freak the third inning of the second game All soft ball teams must register Firms or businesses are urge« to creditation, Mr. Slaton said. is a ghost town for Negro fans been traveling throughout the accident, probably will be placed against the Indians. th; week if they intend to play sponsor team-. Tins meeting will and the Evangeline League is off- South and not once have we used on the disabled list, the Baltimore Boyd, who also plays first base, in th? City Soft Ball Leagues. The be for both women and men teams. limits for them. And our folks in any facility' except the “MAIN was rushed back to Baltimore, Only a limited number of (earns Orioles announced, and Manager parks that will be used this year New York will have to teach Hor WAITING BOOM." There is no 4' Paul Richards will try to sign El where Dr. George Bennett, John; 'will be Klondyke and Dixie Homes. will be accepted. A. schedule will ace Stoneham that there is no longer any white or Negro wait- i mer Vaio as a replacement. Hopkins bone specialist, examined Lights will be turned on for prac- be drawn up next week. Mason-Dixon line but there are ing room but simplv the "MAIN Boyd, batting .357. broke the him. Boyd will undergo an opera GETS NF.W TITLE Miss I tice. A meeting will be held Tues Season open, around . the first Otha Lee Nolen. ‘‘Mis. Semi Pro Vnited States who will exist under WAITING ROOM." “olecranon process” in his right el tion and a metal pin will be placed day night at 7 p m. al the Recre week in June. Exact date will be one code of fairplay for all races. We are simply allowing all of the bow in a freak accident in Cleve- in his elbow to set the broken bone. League of 1956" has in effect be ation Department. 37 N. McNeil S:. set at.the meetly.z come Miss Baseball of Memphis NEWS BEAT-Butler YMCA box troub’e and effort that Walter i Vaio, a 35-year-old outfielder was ing recently been chosen as “Mis.; C.RANDrRAPID6, Minn- (INB) ers are going to get a swell trip White, Thurgood Marshall. ' released by the Kansas City Ath- Memphis Red Sox." - The Big Ten’s athletic directors to Marianna, Fla., where they'll en I letics last Wednesday. He has since and head football coaches voted gage mittmen of the Florida Indus LOANS worked out with the Brooklyn Miss Nolen, of 531 Dutro. annexed Rickey League To Sponsor Georgia trial School. Seven of -the YMCA overwhelmingly in favor of a pro , Dodgers. the new title at the Negro Ameri posed round-robin football sche leather-pushers will make the trip Shaving Is Slicker- can League season’s opener between and on the way home the sluggers -ON- dule Tuesday at the opening ses the Memphis Red Sox and Kansas will stop off for a short Sunday va Blade Changing Quicker Semi-Pro Tournament In September sion of a spring meeting in Grand Athletic Captains City Monarchs la=t Sunday. cation at Fernandina Beach. Automobiles - Furniture Rapids. The Branch Rickey Baseball League will sponsor the 8th The YMCA boxing program is a ^Gillette Charleston, S. C and James Bailey • • « » ’ Elected At Hampton good one. Herman (Rory) Cal Equipment • Signature a junior from Newport. News. Va Annual Georgia State Semi-Pro Championship Baseball Tourna The proposal will be recom houn, one of the leading middle The track and tennis teams will ment, to be held September 1, 2, 3, 8 and 9, at Hull Stadium, in mended to the faculty repre You will like our prompt 1 HAMPTON. Va—The sixty-seven weight contenders with 22 straight ’ BlOE BIADI! retain their leaders. On the cinder- sentative» for adoption Friday friendly service, courteous ¡lettermen at Hampton Institute Dixie Hills. victories got his start on the Y- paths, Jennie White, junior from in Minneapolis. IN HANOT DISUNÌi” j have elected captains for their re Plans are well underway for this ate on open classification. sponsored shows. treatment and desire to help. Baltimore, and with the netters, » » • « will A. _ spective 1956-57 teams, as announc year's event which is open to ail I The East Point Bears, who walk Atlanta has some excellent box vnd-Êlidi flWaKK William Monroe, junior from Char The plan is a radical departure I Open Thursday Nights ed by Harry R. Jefferson. Director baseball teams in Georgia. The ed off With laurels at Buford, Ga., ing talent and the YMCA is the last ^comparimeli f ¡¿j lottesville, Va from previous Big Ten policy. It Until I.-00 P. M. of Athletics. event will carry a cash purse of in 1954 are the defending cham remaining bastion of the sport. also entails permission to extend "Closed All Day Saturday" $700 for the lop teams, which will pions since the event was not held * • ♦ • George Brown, a sophomore from In 1955. the over-all schedule from nine to I like this advice to Joe Louis: Baltimbre. Md., will lead the Pirate help with transportation and other MAJOR LEAGUE SCOUTS ten games. “It is difficult to maintain a fake football team Edwin Amos, a junior Softball Scores expenses. • » • • BEARCH FOR TALENT social scale in professional sports. DIXIE from Baltimore and CIAA basket HERNDON TIGERS ... PLAY-OFFS SET Athletic directors and several Whether you are getting your front FAIR SCHOOL , A record number of major lea ball scoring champion, will again coaches reportedly were attempt- Play-offs wil] be held at East gue scouts will be on hand in search captain the eagers. inf to draft tentative schedules FINANCE CO. Point. Clarskdele. Statesboro and of talented youngsters. Several ma for the 1959 and I960 seasons From Staunton, Va., St ' Anthony Jefferson, with the winners in va jor league clubs rtnploy Negro Starts Sun. 152 MADISON - JA. 5-7611 Crawford a member of the class of scouts, who have already inquired on the ruund-robin basis. rious sections guaranteed a berth May 27 HOME OWNED ■ '58, will pilot the wrestlers while in the state finals about the dates of this event. j it is open to any team in Georgia the swimmers will have co-capta!ns: Elmer Knox, president of the Eight clubs have signed to com I only 12 clubs will be accepted in HOME OPERATED Harold Smith, present co-captain 3 Big Days! Branch Rickey League, states the pete m uns year o event and while the tournament. 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