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VOLUME 26,NUMBER 47 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, WEDNESDAY, JUIY 3, 1957 JVru 'F '<■» PRICE SIX CENTS
Report Other Elders May File Serious Charges L NEW YORK — (ANP)— Bishop On Loan Policy Sherman L. Greene, senior bishop The refuse.! by a public librarian, of the A. M. Church here can employed at the Memphis Public celled a scheduled trip to Eurapo Library, to loan a book to a local last week with his wife to super Negro Citizen could possibly lead to vise the Ilth Episcopal .District of court action, it was revealed Satur Florida, pending trial of Bishop D. day afternoon. June 29, by Jesse H. Ward Nichols, who has been re Turner, cashier of the Trl-State lieved of his duties in the wake of Bank. live serious charges against him. Turner, said he would first ask • Bishop Greene was assigned to the board members of the Library to Florida by the AME Bishops' Coun state whether or not the library ell to supervise, the district pending will permit Negroes use of the books outcome of charges against Bishop and reference rooms and other fa Nichols of the nth Îîpiscopal Dis cilities provided for other citizens trict of Florida. Thé clergyman’ Is He said if the board members re charged with illegal handling of fuse to rule objectively on his for general budget funds; placing bur- mal appeal, he will seek a ruling in deii some taxes upon churches and court. ¡ministers for his own personal gain; Turner said that Librarian Jesse ¡disobedience to the Order and Dis Cunningham told him. as far as he cipline of the AME church: levying BY BOB CONSIDINE knew there was no city, county, or Unauthorized assessments and mal- LAKE CHARLES ,La. - (INS) - state law or library regulation which adminlstiation in office of the Demolished and torn asunder by would prohibit him issuing library Church. hurricane Audrey and her vic cards to Negro citizens. However, “I ^TRIPPED OF DUTIES was acting oh the custom in this ious tidal wave, Louisiana'* Gulf Coast gave up its tragic community and in the South, when ’ Bishop Nichols, has been stripped I refused to grant him permission of his duties until the issues are dead and terror-stricken surviv to borrow books at this library. >■ / settled and the charges given, a ors Saturday to an army of met' It all started when Turner, ac hearing. The bishop stepped down ciful rescue teams. companied by a friend who request EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF LINKS, INC., who con- far right, National President from Philadelphia, on his own volition rather than ed his name be withheld from the ducted Friday's opening session of the organiza- Pa.; Standing are: Thelma Austin, Westchester, ‘force on the people of Florida paper, appeared at the library to lion's ninth convention meeting in Atlanta are, ainy cloud of supicion, no matter BULLETIN obtain a book Turner was seeking, N. Y.; Bess Simpson, Indianapolis, Ind; Leola GETTYSBURG, PA— (INS) left to right, front row: Mesdames Katie Greène, liow fraudulent or capricious.” turner said after entering the lib Nixon, Orlando, Fla ; Ursula Murrell, Los An President 'Elsenhower ‘Saturday or rary he asked a woman, who ap Philadelphia, Pa.; Fairfax Holmes, Denver, Colo The trial date for Bishop Ni dered “ail possible Federal Aid” fo» peared to be a library worker, for rado; Noruleate Downing, Newport News, Va.; geles, Calif.; Bernice Martin, Bluefield, W. Va.; chols has been set for July 30 at Hurricane - Devastated Southwest a certain book by title, she refused the Mt. Zion AME church in Jack Louisiana. Bernice McAllister, Cleveland, Ohio; Prudence and Helen Ayer, St. Petersburg, Fla. — (Perry's sonville, Fla. The announcement ta obtain the book for him. Irving, Boston, Mass, and Margaret Hawkins, Photo) THo President gave former Civtl . Turner said he asked her would was jnade by Bishop R R Wright Defense Director Vai Peterson, noiw she put It in writing, but again she ot New Orleans, president of the at the scene, blank check authority refused. She also refused to reveal AME Bishops Council. Bishop to take all needed steps to care tor her name, when he asked, said Wright will conduct the hearing. the survivors- and restore communi Turner. A committee of five, presided cations and living conditions. • "However, when I asked her the over by Bishop Wright will hear ..Urgently needed supplies of food, name of the librarian, she did say and rule on charges against Bis and drinking water were-ordered Jesse Cunningham, continued Turn- hop, Nichols. - a . •’ supplied by the President Jer. "When I asked to see him,, she For MORE CHANGES LOOM — "said he hud gone flshing.” The I^ev.-M. M. Linsay, a pre Not fo: more than a week-and ’The cashier, who is also a certified siding elder of Florida filed charg perhaps never-will the exact . toll public accountant, related how Cun Children Seen es against Bishop Nichols and 'sub of dead from I957's first hurricann ningham' questioned him about his GREENSBORO, N. C.—(ANP)— S. Brisbane. She named the air j.IQittjêd them to Bishop Wllght. A- be known. But the number of vto- native home, edueatlona! -back The Greensboro-High Point Alr- port, members of the airport gov-' Plans were-.being diseussed-ilast ^-boiit■ a dozen other elders are re tlms from the twin assault of moth ground and qualifications, employ- port here was hit by a segregation juilng. body, the manager of the week to conduct,a_$180,000 campaign, portedly willing To follow suit. er nature seems almost certain to ment and other personal questions suit In federal court last week in aiipoït restaurant and the airport to relise-funds to house and care tor Bishop Nichols, ¿became a con climb to more than 200. Many when he returned to the library on a move that looms as a test case manager as défendants in the ease. Negro orphaned and dependent chil troversial figrue after "hé* trans TENNESSEE STATE HURDLER EUROPE BOUND - Willie Stevens bodies are believed to have washed Monday (June 17) in connection challenging the legality of segre Mrs. Brisbane’s petition com dren in Memphis and Shelby coun ferred to Florida in May i960 from Tennessee State University's 1957 Drake Relay high hurdles out to sea by receding tides. with the "refusal” handed him the gated dining facilities for Negro plains that the restaurant served ty. First Episcopal District in New champion, joins a field of top American track and field athletes BODIES IN ICE HOUSES Of the stipulated amount, ap- ..York. His disagreements with local previous Saturday. and white persons. . whites only. The complaint charg for a European tour. Other hurdlers making the trip are Elias Gil- In the Ice houses and other tern- jr The bank employee’sald Cunning The action was brought into U. proximately $100,000 would be Used leaders catapulted him into the es that, "the plaintiff and those college, and porary resting places in and around 1 ham said "Negroes don’t use the S. Middle District court here by a similarly situated ■ are threatened for obtaining a building and about news and controversy between, him bert of North Carolina's Winston-Salem Teachers little Cameron were at least 150 library facilities here. A library Is New York resident, Mrs'. Margaret with irreparable injury ‘ by segre $80,000 Would be used to operate and Dr. William B. Steward, pre Hayes Jones of Eastern Michigan, both tan stars, Stevens' first bodies. The tiny fishing village, maintained on Vance Avenue for gated eating facilities." the project about two years, after- sident of Edward Waters College appearance will be in Sweden. Ouststanding performances appearing as if struck by water in Florida, caused more friction. use by Negroes.” She asked the oourt '.to enter which attempts would be made to turned in during the National AAU championships in Dayton, logged H-bomibs, became the hi- "And you are too Intelligent to include it in the community’s char Dr. Steward was dismissed f£om "interlectory and permanent in Ohio, qualified the athletes for the five-week trip abroad. roshima of the area devastated by come here and ask to use this Iib-lib- Chicago’s "Top" junctions restraining tile defen ity program.- - ' the AME school three weeks ago. a storm some survivors swear thiy (Continuill on Page Two) dants from making any distinction The project is- being urged by a (FOTO BY CLANTON III) were not .properly warned agntost. based run me, like a miracle, at a time when These closing words tiiean very species that are. resistant to insec high. With school vacation, many I was in very great trouble. And much, for they wipe away the, idea •said they were unaware of tpllepttc Pl., N.E., turned jip three half pints condition^------— ticides as well as species that rarF and three fourths of a gallon, were, families will begin annual trips ever since, they have been with me, that anybody is higher -or—better - . non-resistant? _r _ found at 211 Chestnut St., N.E., m on roads jammed by holiday driv guiding and helping. or holier than anybody else; And & Id laboratory work at Beltsville, a vacant apartment. ers. The Council spokesman de Tp tell the whole story would ibe the bask, the challenge, the op ~ ’^qc^ering' broad phases of insecti clares: too long and too personal. It is e- portunity which God gives us, over Tennessee Slate cidal and physiological studies, “Celebrate' the fourth, but be nough .to say that it happened a and oyer, day after day, is the (Continued From Page One) coaches are being used to- evaluate alive* on theu fifth. Take no need- long time ago/ ’ cliance^to help one another. It is • household sprays including aerosols Jessee Ha Turner It was during one of those ‘down1 trie greatest grace there is. of Forest, Miss., who succumbed to determine their effectiveness and (Continued From Page One) periods which, I suppose, comes to The§e then are my words to live in a Nashville hospital to a six months’ illness, were held in the the. quantities of insecticide requir- rary,” Turner, said Cunningham everybody at some point — a pe by: "Try to get through to help ed and to provide a basis for accu Hundreds Washed I riod( ’ when everything goes black, the other’ people.’ Since I first Clark Memorial Methodist Church told him. "You have lived in the (Continued From Page One) where she was a- member. Presi rate labeling' of these products. South all • your life and you know and one feels paralyzed by doubt, heard them, i know with an abso Roaches are also used in the study self-pity and fear. lute conviction that. my only true dent W. S. Davis and Dr. William .» the custom of this 'community and' "calamitous” situation. J. Simmonis, ¡university. minister, . of other chemical formulations that the south," ■ ’ THREAT OF TYPHOID It was at such a time that ihy moments of happiness, fulfillment may prove effective against insects. words came — early one morning or success have come on those oc participated. Remains lay in staite Turner said the librarian then The threat of that invisible pla at the church prior to the service Among these are repellents and at gue- typhoic]- forced au'shorities after a night of anguished, tossing casions when I have been able to went into a long “story” about what semisleept, when it had seemed im feel their message: To forget my Burial took place in Sherman Hill tractants. If sufficiently effective, he had done for Negroes, in .the last to order vaccine shots for- everyone such materials may eventually’ be possible to find enough courage to self (that is, “get through”)—and Cemetery, Forest, Miss. 32 years. The* cashier said he told going into’ the stricken area, where then to “help the other people." come highly useful means of com bloated bodies of men and cattle meet another day and face up to Miss Riley, who was associate Cunningham, that-that was irrevel- some heavy responsibilities which bating insect infestations. ent and he was not interested in were still floating-ignored for the professor of library service at the anything but using the books from time being by rescue teams intent lay just ahead. : University, earned her degrees at that library. upon saving the living: Whether , I heard the ’ words, or | Clark College, Atlanta, Ga. Hamp saw them, I cannot say. All I know ton Institute, and Ohio Wesleyan Turner said when he asked Cun Lloyd McMann, assistant man is that there was a moment when University. She was librarian at ningham if any Negroes had ever aging editor. of the Lake Charles I suddenly became a'ware of them, Clark before Coming to Tennessee used the library or ever ______had beenj American Press, said he estimated [ and felt them inside me with an- State. A dedicated student, her issued a library card. He replied, the death toll would reach 250 when ! almost luminous nitensity — and scholarship performance was re yes, one Negro whom we thought j all the twisted and torn bodies'are’j that moment was a turning- point warded by a Rosenwald Scholar THEY WONT BUY THIS — Police officers Claude Mundy (left) and was whitè used it until we discov-t recovered. ' ! in my life. ship. Miss Riley was distinguished ered .that he was a Negro.” j McMann related that, his son : lot qualities of d.ependablility, co H. H. Hooks inspect a huge haul-of bootleg whiskey they dis Cünningham is reported tp have , AN UNFAILING SOURCE BY U. S. ARMY covered in an auto parked in the reaF of a West Lake Ave. build went ‘ into the flooded section near [i Since then these ward’s have been! operation, . and loyalty. said to Turner, you are that inso Cameron by boat and encountered ii always with me—a steady, unfail- [ BY ROBERT H. DENLEY “Project Pay Dirt," a month-long ing. Police seized both the vehicle and the whiskey which con lent one who came in here Saturday. ’tangles of snake-infested dptfri? ing source of courage , and inspira HUNTSVILLE, Ala., — (INS) — Army-wide Intensive campaign de- sisted of 77 half-gallons of illegal corn whiskey. — (Perry's Photo) Turner said he replied, “if you Deadly water mocassins were so tion. I treasure, them partly for ■ Col. John C. Nickerson pleaded signed to encourage military and ci have reference to my trip here Sat numerous that efforts, to probe what they say; partly because 1 guilty Tuesday to 15 counts involv Ghana Gels New vilian personnel, to submit sugges urday then _I am not the insolent water soaked ruins in hip boots think, of them, truly, as a gift from ing mishandling of guided missile tion^' was kicked off recently ^t the one.” No, Cunningham said, I have were abandoned. secrets. The surprise- plea came , ieference to you not wanting to God. Memphis General Depot, it was an- Literally hundreds are stiil miss shortly after the army withdrew, an Whiskey leave when one of the library work The words? Here they are: “Try i espionage charge. Governor-General nounceiT'by ’ColOnef Ottmar F. Ko- | ing. the object of one of the i tlck, Commanding Officer. ers asked, you to go. And you want ■ to. get through to help the other ALL COUNTS ing her to put her refusal in writ | greatest and most • varied mei'cy i! ople.” LONDON — (NN.FA > — Queen Army personnel ; throughout the., searches in the nation’s annuals'! The 10-member general court- Elizabeth has appointed' the Kan world jare ^slted to .submit sugges- ing, and you wanting to'know her ! There are such simple. plain — martial accepted the defense ad name, reported Turner. He contin The sun shone warm , and bright of Listowel as Governor-General tions finder tlie Incentive Awards on the jumbled, disheveled inun Jane words. So homespun and or-, mission of guilt on all counts deal of Ghana to succeed Sir Charles Program which pays cash awards ued "do you call that insolent?” dinafy. Yet in my case, at least, ing with disobedience of orders Cunningham, repeatedly related dated , burial ground today. Audrey Arden-Clarke, Buckingham Palaxfe for all adopted ideas., Long .since’ had passed on and that is oWliat give« them power. and continued the trial, in accord announced. ATLANTA, GA. — (SNS)------ed around dances or other gather - the incident to the nine bo'&reF-mem- Somehow' they seein to fit me and In addition, Department df the changed into a rainstorm far to ance with military proceduce, to Lord Listowel, a Socialist peer, Army js putting emphasis on sus- Alert Atianta police cracked ings. bers and he said ‘“the board mem my everyday life, and problems determne the severity of punish f’nlTScH'iciit-ic.riri'r wni-lr nprf down again on bootlegged whiskey bers sustained our action, unani the north. But her mark was every was the last Secretary of State far tallied^ superior work performance THREE HAULS where here an everywhere was '! In them there is nothing learned ment. India and Burma. He relinquished awards» which are granted employees' here Friday night and early Sat- Larceny Squad mously.” ' or “literary” dr>~Iar away. But Nickerson, whose ’ unauthorized ' urday, rounding up nearly 100’ gal , Detectives LN. ruined. these posts when India and PaWs. ■ who perform their- duties, in a su Bradley and E.F.Jackson______seized Board members were Identified as .there is a sort of foufifold..lift in dissemination of secret data focus- perior ‘manner. lons of the illicit drink apparently, Walter Chandler, Alfred Mason. them. -r<:" tan became Dominions In 1947 and earmarked for local sales. three whiskey laden autos late Fri ed:' widespread public, attention on when Burma became a separate 'The Zt Memphis Geperal Depot day after a complex series of inci Wassell Randolph, Horace Hull, i 1— First, the word—“try.” To the Army’s'teud* with the Air Force Independent' state -in 1949. He was which is under the ' jürlsdiction of dents. Thomas Wellford, R. A. Trippeer, Chicago’s “Top” me it seems to-say; “Look, you Tile largest single haul was made (Continued From Page One) over control of intermediate range Stcreary of State for Colonial Af t^e-Quartermaster .General in Wash in the rear of a West Lake building Vance Alexander, W. F. Murray, E. aren’t supposed to be perfect: you're missiles, could receive a maximum fairs from 1948 to 1950. ingtôn,? D.. C; has - established an Officers said they stepped a. 1948 ■W Hale, Jr. supposed just to do., your best, to where-a dance was being held. Ra model Chevrolet at Piedmont Ave., to be satisfied until we knocked sentence of 30 years’ imprisonment. outstanding record. dio’Patrolman Claude Mundy and .They^rve a life-time and appoint over that supply.” make an effort—in short, to try The defense announced, however, Ïïuriqg thé iwelvé-month period and Currier Sts., NE., at approxi other members to. fill vacancies.- — and if sometimes you fail, as aU H.H. Hooks seized a total of 38 1-2 mately 9 p m. Friday. A motorist, Detectives learned the location that it would spend the next week ending. March 31, suggestion awards gallons from an auto parked in the Turner said, that the library at of Harris” dope cache through men do, then you can still try, and introducing testimony aimed at were jglven to 0.1 per cent of em- identified as Samuel Hogan, Jr., of Vance Avenue is too inadequate for try .again.” . rear of the building early Satur R-375 Linden Ave., N.E., was ar James Mack, 27, a guard at the mitigating the sentence, which could pïoyeêsrat the Army Depot, as com- day. his use. Cunningham also admitted House of Correction since last April 2— Next-^‘to get through. That be as light as a mere official * re . pared with the Quartermaster Corps rested on whiskey charges after six tha't it was inferior to the library has a double meaning. First it Officers said the vehicle was gallons of com whiskey were found 9, who was described as being on£ primand. -ON- • average- of 5.7. per' cent and Army pointed out to them by Detective at Peabody zand McLean. He hasten of about 10 pushers who received means “get through1 in the sense average of 3.8 per cent. Estimated in the vehicle. ed to add, "if the library assistant of- growing up, of finishing, or hav DEFENSE SECRETARY Howard Baugh, who had noticed’ a their supplies from Harris. Mack Nickerson seeks "to prove that he Automobiles - Furniture first year savings to the Army as & man leave hurriedly ■ from the car A. few minutes later, officers re at the Vance brance knows what was arrested oh a tip .of a woman ing done with all those childish result of these suggestions during portedly a second vehicle drove up books are wanted by borrowers, she doubts, fears and seif-worries which acted from patriotic * motives in Equipment - Signature a few minutes earlier. A favorite prisoner. He Was suspended imme seeking to show that Defense secre 1956 amounted to more than $1.000,- technique of whiskey runners is to to the intersection and stalled. The will, try to obtain them from "this diately. hamper an -immature personality. 000. driver was asked to • roll his car library.” Second "get through” means also tary Charles E. Wilson’s decision You wit! like our prompt leave cache-laden cars among a WATCH FROM STREET .giving the Air Force sole control friendly service, courteous Honorary awards for work per back so the Chevrolet could be mo The Memphis Public Library ■ is On Macks information, detectives to break through in the” sense of formance and special service,'which large group of vehicles being park- ved over to the curb. Police parked overcoming, or bursting out’ from of 1^00-mile range missiles was er supported ?by and large, by public trailed Harris to a large apartment roneous. treatment and desire to help. constitute the other major aspect the confiscated auto, when they no- funds. , buildiiig on __ the______South _____Side, and that tight confining wal( of selfish- Open Thursday And oLthe Army Incentive Awards Pro- Corps and 4 per cent for all Army ticed the second car rolling down -ness—and—egotism—which—^euts—so: __ Counsel for botr, sides ducked —Turner.-a-native-of-Mississippt-ls- “pinpointed'ryziz-tzi tlzzthe-flat-nrAvhich the- neu’smen’s questions as to whether FridayT4igKtsTJhti| 8 P?M. gram, averaged 1.3 per cent for in- installations in continental United the hill empty. There had been two a graduate of LeMoÿne College and cache was held by watching from .many of us off from the world and ctallfltions under the Quartermastei States. - men in the- vehicle when it drove the -41 -year-old colonel agreed to CLOSED ALL the University of Chicago, where the street as Harris switched on a plead guilty to. the lesser counts General which was exactly the same During the ‘“Project Pay Dirt” into the intersection, police said. he obtained a master’s degree in light. 9 and 10 pounds of* undiluted heroin DAY SATURDAY percentage for all Army installa campaign, each employee will be Becoming suspicious, ‘ officers in return for dismissal of the espio public accounting and business ad When he left, he was again trail There were 30 one-pound cans of nage charge. tions in continental^ United States, asked to submit at least one sugges searched the car and found à to ministration. ed to where' lie made a sale of, one milk sugar, a dilutant, plus other “LENGTHY’ TESTIMONY dlj.e Memphis' Générai Depot’s av tion. Award presentations will be tal of 10 gallons in the car. He established residence in Mem ounce of pure heroin to a police in made each week for adopted sug paraphena.lia. . Defense attorney Ray Jenkins and ■ erage was 3.1 per cent. However, these two officers were phis in 1946 after, being discharged dormer. . . When arrested, Harris i$ said to For the. tbree-month period end gestions. The goal of “Project Pay to find still more illegal whiskey. from the U^S. Armored Corps after Robert K. Bell said Nickerson Dirt”, 'according to James R. Dolan, The raid on the flat was made have offered detectives $1j000 a- would take the stand for “leng ing March 31, awards were made to The third confiscation came about seeing overseas duty as a captain after a search warrant was secured piece to let him go. When they re FINANCE CO. 8 per cent of personnel employed Executive Secretary of the Incentive 11 p.m. as they followed an auto to He lives with his wife and children thy” testimony and 12 or 15 other 152 adison ja s-76ti from Municipal Judge Slater. In. fused, the figure went up to $20, witnesses will be called in support’ M . . at .the Memphis General Depot. This Awards Program, is to receive one. Fair and .Peters’ St., S.W. The car on Gill. the apartment—kiirty and barely figiire compares favorably with 5 suggestion from every employee 003 plus a new 1961 Lincoln MArk of the contention that he acted as HOME OWNED - .hit a, guy wire add stopped. Police Investigating the matter was Atty furnished, they found two jars on K automobile. He was carrying ■ pet : cent for the Quartermaster during “Project Pay Dirt”, investigated and found 11 gallons H. T. Lockard. a patriot in the. tradition of the a kitchen table containing between $2,000 in cash at the time. late Brig, c-en Bally Mitchell. HOME OPERATED r2 • MEMPHIS WORLD • Wednesday,~' Jtrfy 3, 1957 MEMPHIS PLAYGROUNDS BY BETTYE HUNTER :'St?!'at-.washer .toui’na' Last week found boys and girls men.t Rain also ■ washed1 our pet participating in league P^y show out. the pet shows. ’ We plan to have a big time this This week will also find them week wit-h’ League Play...... With participating in league -Play and Lhe Dixie Homes. We will also have a special day'¿which Will .feature pa paddle tennis tournament and a. triotic ; patriotic program?. PATTERSON CASTALIA ! Winners in the Pet Show were ' Castalia .playground opened Jnue Ralph Williams, first; Johnny An BY JEWEL GENTRY 25 with a grand; total of 60 kids derson, Mlattiet Garrett, Eddie' wibli the help of parents and the Walts.’ . NATipNAL LINKSriNG MErt^ ani a SpllCìévei óùtadoorrteì-TS^en program can be a big success. Wil where a bai- was seta.Waiters'Walk liam Ross is trie supervisor. HYDE.PARK' ' r »tl“’„-'OUR COtUMNIST" is writing to you agajn this week from ved ..through the , crowd all evening KANSAS'- League play began with" Wash--. > Gato-Way to the South", Atlanta, where Liril^fc -li^^e beeiv ■even though a longy^ble*.was set Lurotha Harris was first prize ingt-dn last Tuesday. De took ajl tovishly entertatned Links and Connecting Links, Inc. (husbands) up_;near_J.he barT*^“? winner in the .pet show and the. the wlns^ Soihe of our. outstanding Il ?°Lbe1r Llnks (children) came from coast, to coast, and from The pretty Mrs. Yancey (she winners in the tournament were girl players were Dorothy Jackson, Johnnie)” who was assisted in Harry Johnson 12, and Eugene King Rusty Lewis, A. Robinson,- Mattie all ot the larger, cities in the country. receiving by Dr. Yance^, and Mrs. 13. Craft, Olivia Craft, Willie Craft, A. L. Thompson wore an exquisite Betty Sianders, Mary Duant, Caro- Link Johnetta Kelso, with whom can not .do justice to the BOOTHE I traveled, and I have been ex huge white satin original that was a We did it. . . . we defeated Kan l.vn Wilson, V. Mix, Jackie Pastell, ranch’ style house that sits on F. domed in pearls. . Barbara Cash, Carol Brown, Jackie tended many, imany courtesies hill and is backed by a swimming ■ï sas to kin honors on our first from so many of jur old friends league day. We arc looking for Smith and P. Clemmons; . pool and lawns that ran at least GUESTS ; and from Links. ITrst may I tell ward to meeting Lincoln School DOUGLASS .. /. two blocks back, over 300 memberi Among the many guests attend ' >■- you that the A. L. Thompson’s (she and Mrs. Frederick McLendon (Link ■Monday. Winner of the washer tourna is Ree a former Memphian ano ing the party were of course Mr. DUNN AVENUE ' ' „ parity, . . . Food was served .inside and Mirs. Walker, honorees, Mrs. AT LINKS' FORMAL — Among the hundreds of Lincoln ment. was Clyde Lemons. We are daughter of the late Mr! M. S. but the bar was in a. sunken garden. Mr. Walker, of Memphis, Tenn. Mr. Sansom, an We lost to Melrose at looking to a wonderful patriotic Stuart and (He the son of the late Julian Kelso and Jewel Gentry Park. However, our team showed from Memphis.Mrs. Sidney Smith. visitors enjoying Links' formal dance Friday nite program. Dr. and Mrs. Thompson and Head Friday we were unbelievably af’Waluhaje Ballroom were, left to right: Mrs. Atlanta native and president of a Winston- good sportsmanship. Southeastern Housing along with Mrs. Jane Latham and Mrs. Ruth We are hdlding a Bathing Revue WASHINGTON shocked after a city tour when wr Richards of St Louis, Mrs, ^T R. Joseph Sansom, of Winston-Salem, N. £., Atty. Salem bank, visited his mother and other rela* other members of their family have pulled into, the huge country estate on Tue.'iday July 9 at. 5:30 p. m. Pc*. Show winners were Herman Zvi. Howard, and Mrs. Emma Willis, Sansom, Mrs. Joseph Walker, Dr. Joseph Walk tives. Mr. Walker is executive of Memphis' Uni •Miss Dunn and Mr. Dunn" will be Harris of 1095 Perce, who received been jewels, from the time we ground’s (of .many acres) of Dr from Chicago....Mrs. Emmie Taylor stepped off the plane. Ree, her and-Mrs.' Frederick McLendon (Link er, of Winston-Salem; Mrs. Maceo Walker and versal Life Ins. Co. — (Perry's Photo) selected during a Revue. Tuesday. a medal from the Humane Society, . of Hampton'!and Mrs. A. Noran. July 5 pretty young daughter Lynn whom and Connecting Link) where r wife to, the president of Hampton He is the son of Mrs. Margaret , you will remember from a baby .barbecue and patio party was held Winners in the Pot Show were Maxwell. Tile six stars of. the. week and when she danced in. Memphis, Instituté...Mrs. Margaret Hawkins, Leroy Biker, first; Denta Watkins. were Cleo ' Price, Anita Jackson, ’ The, house is,, the prettiest that I' outyigOtng'National President of the for the Sigmas) and her- friend,, have, seen-a nd- -t-his^was“Hié-apin ibr. «■emd. and Max Hill, third. Erma Moore, Miary. Alice’ Gibson, June Dennis. Links, Inc^ who lfalls from “Phily” Doroihy Stokes and Heiman Harris. óf-others. aJL;w^oy^nar.velled...... ■ Mrs. “Polly#- Wheaton of Lynch- LINCOI N The huge spjiyév^f ’^offs&- is Jj.urgh ..newly elected National Pre Gwen io..vn S evrson won "firat I know you -would be^interested packed by a kidney shaped swim- MAGNOLIA in .knowing about the Thompson’s sident^ oL the Links..Mrs. Charles p’ace in (he Pet Show. Others par Wo played Lincoln. Park, but "Hílng. pool where dressing roomt. Hayes, Niagara Falls. Dean and Mrs. ticipating inclu led Aligns* a Shark new home. The imposing brick and á play room are found under some of the games weie postponed structure stands on a corner of a Redd of Fisk University; and Mrs? ey, Howard Sharkley. George Hall,, bcraii^e.of rain. . • a very long patio and dance pervil- Bernice Martin. National Vice Sandra Davis. Willie Carter. Eu beautiful circle where all o! lion. One immediately notices ■ and The pct show winner was Louise the homes take one’s breath with President of the Links, from Blue gene Herron. C- McDonald. P. Free Dan ter. Washer Tourney winner’s, extended pannelled area that was field. man. James Williams, William the'■ .first look. You enter, from the topped by - a rounded glass all were Uinda Olives, and L. Butler. „front split level br may .enter from Mitchell, C. Huches and James round (u{3slairs) that took on the Other guests were Mrs. G. W. S Hughes. GRANT the si^e..' two-car jarage that. Js rioAk_Qf, a yacht. This .(may I say> Ish of Little Rock; Mrs. Gwendol built on to the home, as most ?oT LcMOYNE Wè hiked to Dixie Homes for a 's a pale prilk breakfast noak when yn Hickonbocken of Bluefield; Dr. First p’.mc wlnner in the Pct day of ■ fun.. Olir. outstanding chil- the ^ garages are’ here, with ’ the one gets inside...... Lets pla ce a and Mrs., Clarence Holmes and electric beam. . . The 6-bedroom Shew was Andrew Well’s dm “shag“ dren last, weeki ...... were Gwendolyn...... period here and come in the down Mrs. L.enore Quick of Denver; Mrs. —second place was Arma Cobb’s Tounscl, 570 jackson, the daughter . . . .4 bedroom- place is pretty and stairs birch panneled garages that Alice Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Ellen that’s for sure . . . The three pretty (mile and Fannie“ — House's • para- of Mis. Mildred TounseL She was run off of a winding drive. . . Here JAirott,. Mrs. Alice Foster, Mrs. k( et the winner in the washer tourney.’ youngsters, Lynn 17 and a college food was served inside and this Yu.rsula J Murrell', ¡Mr. Athenaise | sophembre. . . . Joy 13 and Roy Robert Todd and Dora Anderson Westly Harris cf ,469 N. Fifth St., area (that extends itsself into the Hill, Mrs. M. Hudson, Roseman' J were prize winners in the washer soil of-Mrs Mattie Harris was win 10, have rooms and a bath upstairs huge rumpus rodm- ahd bar room) Holloman all of Los Angeles.Mrs. to themselves. . -.The guest quarters tournament. ner of the bays’ washer’ tourney. takes on the same “new look”. . . . Helen Ayef of St, Petersburgh. Fla. L( iMoynr defeated oBale Play Judges for our pet show were . that over-look’a small lake in the also looking but over the colorfu’ Di; and Mrs. Joe Walker of Wins back where Mr. Leather’s summer ground In manj\gamrs Wednesday ■ L. C. Smith, Mr. Ernest White and- swimming pool and acres and acres ton-Salem, .and from Cincinnati .This week, wiS-will compete with ' Mr. Johnnlp D. Painter. Winner of . house fronts, has a perfect, setting. of grounds and a sunken garden The large back sunporth runs into came Mr. and Mrs. Doulgas Henry, 'Foote- Homes. I a medal was Mildred Ratliff of area that has been landscaped as Mrs. Vivian Deanion, Mrs.J. Can 564«)iackson. Her winning pct was . the dining area where the Blass fas as we could see. . .On the right nady, Mrs. Ethel Caliman. Dr. and DIXIE HOMES walls are directly off the pàtio and “pooche” a cute .»little two-month of the bar. . . . we found the older Mrs. Lous Hubbard, and Mrs. Vera Thusrady is the d ay we will old puppy. fronts the lake too. One hardly MIcLenden . boy's baebjeior apart Edwards', and Mrs. John W. Works have our patriotic program. knows where to sit because I have ment and it .was a beauty. Upstairs frem Fisk University and Mis. L. E. BROWN MELROSE failed to tell you about the base can not* be described? . . but I must Alexander of Detroit. Pet Show winners were Cecil Winners of the Pet, Show were ment rumpus room. Nor have- I tell you that- the massive livinig Lincoln, the grand champ; Jojtc D. Wes’jbroofc, first; Eddie R- mentioned! A. L.’s sweet little aunt, and. dining arca (looks like peach ATLANTA GUESTS Lincoln. Darrington., Janes and Al Brown, second; and John E. Wilson ’ Mrs. Alice Plummer, who was also ice cream and takes on a French Among the Atlanta guests at len" Parker. We enjoyed our first* was third. a jewel to us. and Hollywood look. . . . while the tending were. Mr. and A. L. Thomp Athletic Day. Wednesday at the Judugcx were Mrs. Knight, Miss lower level rumpus rooms take on son, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hender Foote Homes. Both teams were , Lene Westbrook. ■ Wvvpe canLxixi never finishxiuioii thanking .«*-*■Mr. . • Ohio; Mrs. Pauline Weeden, Lynchburg, Vir and Mrs. C. A. Scott the is General, »„modernistic, trend with tropical son, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Wester FIRST LINKS TO REGISTER — First delegates to ready. - _ _ rriviunnrr oi'.-Mmrl in field, Dean and Mrs. Whitney RIVERVIEW MANASSAS Manager of the Scott Newspaper flowers growing around. in brick register for the ninth assembly of the National. ginia; Mrs. Maude Reid, Miami, Florida; Mrs. planters. The pink kitchen runs into Young, Dr. and Mrs; Thoman Jar Lillian Alexander, Montclair, New Jersey; and League Play began here last week Lawrence Taylor was the winner ‘ Syndicate ’ that owns the Nation’s rett, Mi-, and W. D. Thomas, Dr. Links, 'Inc. meeting in Atlanta, check in .with We competed with Lincoln. Wil of the washer tournament. Charles only Negro Dally for over 25 years a split level breakfast nook that Mrs. Gertrude Norris. Delegates of the- Links will we mentioned before. All of the and Mrs. W. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Norulcate Downing of Newport News; Vir liam MeNeal with his pet chicken Reed was first place winner in the in Atlanta and the Memphis World Chas. Shorter, Dr. and Mrs. Rich begin their business sessions today. The theme “Ohlco" was first place winner at Pot Show with his doy ‘‘Joe.** along wtih other publications) for bed rooms (all that have .private baths) took every person’s breath. ard Hackney, Mr. and Mrs. Marks ginia, National Corresponding . Secretary. Left of the convention is "Links" Resppnsibility in ■the Pet Show; James Franklin and all of the courtesies extended .... Jackson, Mr. and Mi’s. Eugene to right are: Mrs. Gi ace-Walker, Youngstown, his dog were second; Dorothy Sut NEW CHICAGO The Atlanta Daily .World station The next surprise was a “guest Establishing Intercultural Relations, j Robert L Sims won the washer quarters" that is also a- family Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert De ton and her dog “Randy" took 3rd wagon was at our service as many lorme, Miss W.- White, sister to T place. tourney. Runners-up’ were Melvin times, as we called it and so'¡was room upstairs- with .its private bath Brooks and Robert Matthews. looking out over the pool. . . and. a the late distinguished Waiter Frank Reed was winner In the Mr. Culbreatti of the Atlanta Daily White; Mr. Norris Herndon, pre washer tournament. Willie Bratcher This week we have planned many terraced upstairs parch. It was here interesting events. . . . Our paddle World, who drove us. . . He went that we found one of Dr. and Mrs. sident of the Atlanta Life Insur was runner-up.. . all out. . . .as always going all out ance Company; Mr. Walter Smith, Ohio Methodists 'WeMrt’LpIay Dunn this week. Tennis Tourney will be held Thurs every day .was Mrs. Lucille .^Scott McLendon’s relatives playing the day, at 2:30 p.1% And we travel to organ who kept up beautifully, with Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Cooper, Mr. .BEALE PARK- Who is a friend to both of us. :'/Mr. Baldwin Burroughs, Dr. and Mrs. *' Jerome Moore of 225 S. Fourth Klondike Tuesday for Athletics the orchestra that played ■- bn the- Day. .. 'and Mrs. W. A. Scott. Ill, Mr. and dance spot back of the swimming Richard Hackney, Dr. and Mis. Mrs Russell- Simmons (she the Frederick McLendon. ORANGE MOUND former Ruth Scott). Much of Sun pool. . ! . w states Will ¿lsd be tested. The pot show brought a display “Our fight to secure compliance day for me was spent with the FASHIONS . of parakeets, rabits. dogs And other C. A. Scotts and their two pretty Other courtesies were extended BY OZEIL FRYER WOOLCOCK with the Supreme Court decisions animals. Did someone say a cow Pretty, and talented Lynn was to us in Atlanta by Mr. and Mrs. will continue unabated throughout- little daughters, Jocelyn and Por one of the models and dancers who For three days Iqst week Atlanta Links laid out the red carpels "showed up for the show? tia at their lovely hill side Hunter J. B. Pinkney, Mr. Jack Moore whb the South," Mr. Career concluded.. ‘■Lassie, the collie of Ridley An gave a shew around the swimming was formerly in Memphis; Mr. tor the National Links, their husbands (the connecting Links) and LAKESIDE. Ohio — The North- Barratry charges were in the ■Road home and the Russell Sim pool where over 500 guests marvel East Ohio Conference of the Metho derson III won 1st place Veronica mons’s new French style home that Walter Smith and Mr. and Mrs. their children, which during the morning session on Friday was forefront of the states’ actions, Alien’s white, rabbit won second led. The famed Mis. Freddie Hen Charles Greene of the Atlanta Life; dist Church reaffirmed its stand on simply took my breath. The entire derson. was narrator, and models fast climbing toward the throe-hundred mark. integration in i£F 19th session that which Wein fônïporarÿ injunctions' T3ta.ce. Arthur Lee Smith’s parakeet Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fowlkes and against the NAÀCP in Alabama, was also a winner. Yolanda Ander back, being done in glass over hailed from an upstairs on to the The contingent of this cultural, mqt here June 18-23. with Bishop looking a patio. . ■ There Is hi-f. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Thomas whose and Treasurer Fairfax Holtnes, Louisiana and Texas. Since Lite son “fish” also won. porch and down a side stairway beaiut>’ul ranch home Link Ish, civic and social body displayed a Financial Secretary Hazel Reid. Hazen G. Warner of Columbus, pre- music throughout. ■ • But I got an siding. state offices in these states were, that leads to the pool where models Kelso and I attended an after .composite picture of superb charm, Southern, Eastetn -Western and enjoined, however, the association ROBERT HAWZE other blow when we entered tire showed off the latest in Latin poise,'dignity, pulchritude and fetch huge upstairs bed room where the party with Link " Harriett Walker Central area chalrayjn Esm^i^lcla Hie following resolution, present has won- appeals. The NAIACP is PLAYGROUND NEWS American and Persian styles. The and Connecting Link Maceo Wal Ing attire with all but .three’of the Hawkins. Prudence Irving, Ursula again functioning in Louisiana and tall bed with steps faces a marble show was' put on by Mr. William cd by members of the. North-East Last Friday was the day of our ker. seventy-one chapters repn|Trade Area Other Officers elected and in Esmeralda Hawkins, chairman Steubenville Church. who drove down: Mrs. J. E. Burke. for our last affair. . . . This too stalled were: by Link Johnnie Yancey. was the last word leaving visitors Southern Area, Rocky Mount, N. C.. Have Our Newsboy Deliver The Memphis World ■ our delegate from- Memphis, Mrs. who stated, among other things, Addle Jones and "Yours Truly" who again for a', shock. Mrs. Delorse Perry, first vice that “we Will he more enriched for To Your Home Every Tuesday and Friday ran into Mrs. T. M. R- (Helen) president; Mrs. G. S. M. Young, our coming". Howard who now resides in Chi DR. AND MRS. P. Q. YANCEY second vice president; tass F. M. Introduced was Mrs. Jessie Vann cago. . . Mrs- Sidney Smith ( the HONOR OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Jones, secretary; Mrs. B. D. Robin of the Pittsburgh Courier, Who Only 6c Per Copy son, assistant secretary; Mrs. J. H. former Miss Weldon Sugarmon - ■ Both Dr. and Mrs". P. Q. Yancey came to Atlanta -four years ago You Can Have The Memphis World Delivered and with her were Mis. Jane La (Link and Connecting' Link) were. Lavender, treasurer; Mrs. Mary E. to make the chapter. Other platform tham and Mrs. Ruth Richards. . . gracious aiih precious with each"^Murphy,~ ' ^parliamentarian;_ ” ' ' ; Mirs. figures presented were Recording To Your Door By Mailing the Blank Below: And Mrs. G. W. S. Ish of Little and every guest when they enter Mary D. King, chairman of the ex Secretary. Bernice McAllister of DETRQIT, Mich., — The, legal fic.ien t funds to finance their own Rock . • • • tained a group of their friends who ecutive board. Cleveland, Ohio; and National Vice staff of the NA1ACP this week suits." MEMPHIS WORLD We were shocked over the beauty came to the “The Athens of the And - the following persons'-were President Bernice ¡Martin of Blue pledged a- “fight to the finish” on INTIMIDATION ATTEMPT South” (and Atlanta is just tliatl field, West Virginia. Invocation and the new DixiO interprr thatJan . of Continuing. Mr. Carter .said: Circulation Department of the very large estate of Dr and with a swanky party...for over 85 appointed : devotions were by the Rev. Samuel barratry, designed to prevent the "These laws are- an attempt to Mrs. Richard Hackney (Link and Mrs. M. L. Robinson, supervisor 546 Deale Avé., Memphis, Tenn. Connecting Link) where we were guests Saturday night.Among the Williams pastor, Friendship Bap association from backing civil rights intimidate the legal profession with r honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. of Junior girls; Mrs. F. M. Joncs, tist; church; and Chaplain Willa suits in Southern states. • the.... threat...... of.r disbarment.. if they. entertained at the first party-. . . I Maceo Walker who were the Yan- club reporter, Mrs. L, E. Brown, Evarts of San Èranci.^r»______Ba.rrat,ry.is..a^l3.WL_that_bars meiii^}_are re taincd_by_th e NAACF to. bring, Name cey’s house giuests for tire conven chairman of the program commit ROLL CALL 1 bers of the legal profession from court action to secure the rights tion...Again . we got a pleasant tee; Mirs. Leslie Taylor. Mrs. Mary Following a short, recess, the instigating law suits for personal of colored -citizens. Address Phone.. shock as we pulled up a steep hill L. Taylor were also appointed ’ to morning session continued with the gain.. to the hill-side Yancey estate that the program committee. Other ap pledge by. Mrs. Marge Harper; the “Seventy-five lawyers’from 25 City ...... State ...... pointments will Ibe announced in The NAACP contends that , a states attending.this meeting (Mon is centered by a- long white brick roll call and seating of delegates Send Me The Memphis World for a period of 3 Months ( h ranch ” hoif-e...C4 Cst|» were thyrs September when club meeting will by National Corresponding Secre number of Southern states have day) agreed that they ‘would not from all, over the country... and resume. . • tary. Norvleate Downing of; New re-defined barratry in such way be intimidated b.v the! threat. 6 Months ( ); 1 Year ( ). Enclosed find check ( ) money as to block the hiring of lawyers “They expressed the determina all of them marvelled. One (and Reports by delegates to thé port News, Va„ and the rules gov Order (. ) Cash ( ).. , ° most of the out-of-town, guests) erning the 1957 assembly of Link by an. organization or’ any indivi tion to continue efforts to secure State Convention in Murfreesboro, dual other than the plaintiff direct implementation of thè Supreme Just can . not imagine Negroes liv Term., weile heard . by members. Georgia Schanck, Orlando, Flori MEMORIAL STUDIO ing in- such' select areas as sur ly involved in the suit.. Court's desegregation Rulings. They “It was the gieateot convention da. Minutes were read by National agreed to challenge the laws and SUBSCRIPTION RATES " 889 UNION AVENUE round these estates.IThe ' Yancey ever.” said ■ the delegates. Mrs. M-. Recording Secretary Bernice Mc Such laws, according - to Robert home too is unbelievably beauti- this re-definition of barratry in ONE YEAR . . . ------. $5.00; ' S Designers, Builders & Erectors of Is. Robinson was in "charged oi Allister Cleveland, Ohio. The as L. Carter, NAACP general counsel, the federal courts. Monuments. Outstanding many tuLl. Guests mingled tin. ..the long, transportation during , the trip to sembly heard the. president‘s mes ’’make It impossible for the associa SIX MONTHS ...... -wri-.-r-.-T-. -...... $3.00 .... years for' courteous service and living and dinning area..to the'ii- the convention. sage^ • tion to ’defray the costs of deseg "Already, the Virginia laws have • THREE MONTHS ...... $1.50 reasonable prices, brary, the down stairs rumpus Reports were made "by the Na regation and other civil suits. The .been challenged and hearings are PHONE J A. 6-5466 room and on out to a large i ’ !.- Leslie Taylor presided’dur tional officers and area chairmen plaintiffs in" these Jcases,” Mr. Car currently underlay in the court, For Further Information, Cali JA. G-^IOSO colorful back’ Georgian sun-poiorch— . ingIng the election. by the officers already'mentioned ter “seldom have suI- ih Richmond^ similar laws in other 4 • MEMPHIS WORLD • Wednesday, July 3, 1957 Philander Smith John Adams and the Spirit Oi indepettdçnce T Jones-Danzy by Senator John F. Kennedy MY WEEKLY Wedding Rites Author of PROFILES OF COURAGE HISTORIANS have always thought passioni, they cannot alter the Blate It. appropriate that John Adams,"the of facts and evidence. The law will Are Solemnized Leadership School patriot president, should have died not bend to the uncertain wishes, SERMON . on the 4th of July just 131 years ago imagination and wanton tempers of, TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Miss Eula LITTLE. RQCK, Ark. — The St. today. Èor he is closely associated men... Louis Area Leadership School of "GENTLEMEN of the Jury—I am REV. BLAIR T. HUNT Mae Jones, daughter of Mr. and in our minds with all the events .Mrs. Jack B. Hargrove, and Theo The Methodist Church will be held that’led to that first Independence for toe prisoners at thè bar; and here at Philander Smith College, PASTOR philus Danzy. son of Sgt , and Mrs. Day—including all the history-mak-. shall apologize for it ' only in toe James ; Danzy...... exvha*. _ _ rigóri weddingi.*. July 2-7, with the Rev. Maceo D. ing events which took place in and words of toe Marquis Beccaria: If Pembroke, St. Louis, as the dean. around Boston such _ as the Boston I can but be toe instrument.of pre MISSISSIPPI BLVD. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, vows, in the First' African Baptist Conference, district and local Church lastAvcek. church workers in religious educa Massacre. serving one life, his blessings and MEMPHIS Before an altarj Of smilax. fern, tion from the 17 states of the St. -Actually John Adams was not one tears shall be sufficient consolation palms, and whit^. gladioli' chrysan Louis, Area will attend the train of toe patriot lead to me for toe contempt of manr themums, and tapers. Rev. O. S ing. project, which . is sponsored ers inciting the kind’.’’ ‘ Harvey officiated, at. the double ring anti-British pas is this stand of John ‘Adams, so THE PATRIOTISM OF JESUS (enemies are one's sins. “We wrestle ceremony. ■ jointly: by the General Board of TEXT: The Life of Jesus Christ, not against flesh , and blood, but Education of the denomination and sions inflamed by , unpopular among the colonists at the Boston Mas- The patriotism of Jesus was a ¡ against, spiritual wickedness." To The bride’s three attendants were theLSt. Louis Area, preside^ over by the time, one we should forget about ¡the Jew the great enemy was Rome-, Bishop Matthew W. Clair, Jr;, St. ; sacre—on the con as we celebrate their struggle on World wide .patriotism. It included Mrs- Mabel C. McBride, matron, of trary, in toe trial all races, all nations. Jesus was born for Rome, had enslaved Palestine, | honor, and Misses Ehia Burton and Louis. ' this 4th of July? On toe contrary,, of a Jewish maiden: but we sel To the jew the first task of a true gamut that followed he it demonstrates the kind of courage .. Instructors for the school include was counsel for dom think of Jesus as Jewish. His patriot was to buri defiance at that'* Rev. Fred Cloud.. Rev. R. Delbert and conscience that has made this intruding power. No such defiance J >Vllll»ni Sr.v.nccrs. scived Mr Dan- the defense! life was "into all .the world.” It did ¡zv as best man.. Groomsmen wore Byrùm, Dr. M. Leo Rippy and Dr. country great. For toe lasting suc not matter to Jesus who you were. ever fell fromrihe lips of Jesus. William C. Rice. JOHN ADAMS, cess arid growth of a democracy re ______To the average Negro the . great i Samuel Gordon and .Tames Rdward on that night of - Kennedy Jesus' great job was to have God’s j Clark, cousin of the giwrin. . Also Mrs. A. Merritt Dietterich, quire more than automatically fol love pass acrcfts racial, national and enemy is southern prejudice; .fdr Miss Mary Calhoun and Mrs. Loveta March 5j 1770, when an abusive and lowing toe “consent of the gov sex barriers. It was a Negro who southern prejudice refuses to "let Mrs. Danzy.. a grains to oí 'Tnskr- M. Henson. • disorderly mob on State Street in erned”—so ringingly declared on helped Jesus bear his cross up cal- my people go.” To many Negroes j pee Institule and who is nrairicu- Boston was fired upon by British, July 4, 1776. listing at the University of Wiscori- Speakers for the morning watch sentries, was already a leader in the vary’s rugged side. It was a Sama- the first task is to curse out . the devotional periods will include Rev. ritan woman to whom he preached I white man in the white man’s ab- i sin. teaches in 7 :he • Tnswüonsa protests against British indifference THEY REQUIRE also that we . Schools. She is a member o' Alpha Edwin C; Sanders, Pine Bluff, Ark., to colonist grievances. Neverthe have leaders willing to put the right, hls great sermon-. It was the faith ¡sense, or else be called "Uncle Tom.” Rev..Robert C. Wynri, Detroit, Mich. of a Roman soldier that brought ¡But maybe our greatest enemy is; Kappa Alpha Sorority. ¿7 less, when asked to serve as counsel as their God-given conscience gives RevJ^Julius Ç. Johnson^. Nashville, for the accused soldiers, he did not them to see the right, ahead of him great joy. It was a member of; sin. Sin separates us from God. Sin Mr. Danzy. a veteran who siçv Tenn* and Rev. John H. Jackson, “popular suspicions” and the “die-, a despised race that Jesus h&ld-up‘ segregates us from the’Almighty, j Kansas City, Mo. Theme of. the hesitate to accept; and he acquitted service in Korea, is a senior at Ten his clients of the murder charge on tates of our passions.” - . «s an example. JILet * us remember that the race or nessee State University in Nashville morning watch devotions is “The Jesus never preached bej'ond the ! the people who has God for its j GreaF Adventure.” the-grounds thàt there was no evi John Adams in. 1770 set a high where he. is student photographer dence to show that the firing was boundaries of his Israel, yet he fore- i¡friend no race, no organization, noi; in the Bureau of Public Relations. The Rev. Ernest T. Dixon, Jr., a example of political courage for all saw the day of a universal gospel. It: force can Overwhelm; Assisting the bride’s mother with staff member of the Board of Edu malicious and without provocation. to follow—and on this 182nd Inde Is a Godless thing to belittle one’s!| When one masters thè devil in his ■: the wedding reception were: Mrs. cation, Nashville, Tenn., is the trea For as he told, the jury: pendence we . Americans may own country? one’s own race. It is i¡secret heart that very mastery is a’ Bettye L. Long,-Mrs. Rosenau Rbl- surer and Rèv. J. J. Jackson is the “Whatever be our wishes, our in be grateful that he did. almost as Godless to be-little other!¡master-piece of patriotism. To be lard and Mrs. Clarence Watkins registrar for the school. clinations, or toe dictates of our T Piuljst Featur* Service, Washington 17, D. C. people. I.t is unchristian to use hu- i¡bravely good, as was Jesus, is the (the bride’s aunts), Mrs. James HOSTESS TAGS LINK DELEGATE — Mrs. Kate McCoy (R) coordina miliating expressions as “Nigger” or I very; crown of patriotism. Gainey .Mrs. Mack McCrackin. Miss tor of Atlanta Links, pins the identification tag on Mrs. Helen ROYALTY TO U. S. “Nigra” pr “Darkey” or “Spook.” It i On the natal day of our great Pinkye Wade, Mrs. Curtis Hosea. Queen. Elizabeth and Prince Phil is likewise wrong to use expressions I land America .may- we cry out to Quigless, a delegate to the ninth assembly from Toroboro, North i Mrs. Georg’c Jackson. Miss Inez lip of Great Britian have formally “Yap, Dago, Wop, Chink.” For we I¡ the Pharaohs of sin, of prejudice, Stoker, and Miss Lucy Hargrove, the Carolina, while Mrs. Carrie Johnson.(C), founder of the Atlanta accepted President Eisenhowers in Funeral Services Held Last are al) God’s children and all of; of inter and. intra-racial hatred, bride's aunt. chapter, looks on. — (Perry's Photo) vitation to visit this country God’s children have feelings. God “Let my people go.” May we let go i love$ us one and all and we must- 'those, things that bind us, that hin- ' Following a wedding trip to Ken love, all people. Love is like sugar der us. Sometirpes we enslave- our tucky Lake the couple is residing Monday For Newspaperman it sweetens the cup of bitterness. selves. We alóne can cut those bonds in Nashyllie, Tenn. A feature of Christ’s patriotism chains that we ourselves hav.e forg- Among the out of town guests KANSAS CUTY, Mo. — Dowdal The 43-year-old newsman was was his recognition that one’s worst ed. were: Mrs. Clarence Watkins, Nash Vic Seixas, Althea Gibson H. Davis, general manager of The looming in a colorful career which ville, Tenn., Mrs. Lucille Williams, Call newspaper, and board member had netted him national prom Charles, Linda and Lavern WJlliams, of the police commissioners' here inence. In 1946, he was one of three Columbus,. Miss.. Mrs. Ludie Hen was buried in the family lot at In Negro newspapermen selected by derson and Mrs. Annie Walker, dependence, Kan., after services in Secretary- of War Robert Patterson Miss tollye-4.ee Riley Funeral Panama City, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Advance At Wimbledon the local Grace and Holy Trinity to make a trip abroad to study William Robinson. Mrs. Fannie Episcopal Catherdal on June 24th the utilization of Negro service per Waites, Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. WIMBLEDON. Eng., — (INS) — ’Top-Seeded Woman Acé 6-3, 6-4. The Rev. Birney T. Smith, rector sonnel in France,, Austria, Italy Rower. Miss Jean Banks, Birming Vic Seixas and Althea Gibson won In. a women's third rounder, of St. Augustine's Episcopal Church, and England; Rites Held In Nashville, Tenn ham. Ala., Miss Muriel A. Chaney, hard-fought battles at the Wim Loufee Brough of Beverly Hills, and the Rev. E. G. Malcolm, chap bledon tennis championships Thurs NASHVILLE — Final rites for was distinguished for qualities of de- Mr. Jimmy Watson, Berry, Ala., Shakes Off Jitters To Calif., four-time Wimbledon queen lain for the police department con Early this year he was named a Tennessee pendability, cooperation and loyalty. Mrs. Easter Hobson Barker, Fayette, day but the United States task routed France's Florence de La ducted the services. ' colonel on the Governor's staff and Miss Collye Lee Riley, force was . reduced to four- in the was later named one of the four State University library faculty Active in the religious life of the Ala., C. G. Gomillion. Tuskegee In Beat Mary Hellyer Cour tie, 6-2, 6-0. Miss B rough is Among the 500 or more persons community she served the Tennes stitute, George Hillman,- Clarksville, third round of the men’s singles. seeded second behind Miss Gib- paying, final tribute to the journalist new police commissioners. member, were conducted by Rev. L. Seixas, handsome Philadelphian L. Haynes at Clark Memorial Meth see (Methodist) Conference as sec Tenn. Wimbledon champion Budge Patty ,son. , were Mayor H. Roe Bartie, 30 uni Davis originated 'the annual Rus- retary of the Wesleyan Service Guild who won the Wimbledon chjmpiop- of Lbs Angeles’, Calif., and young Fourth-seeded Mrs.' Dorothy Head formed police officers, the city swurm awards which are given an odist Church where she was a mem ship in 1953, had to go all out be ber. for four years, and for more than Mike Green of'Miami, Fla. Five Knode of Forest. Hills, N. Y., beat police commissioner, and members nually by NNPA to 10 persons, in Participating in the rites were Dr. six years was president of -the Clark fore ousting Japanese champ Ko- Susan Chatrier of France, 6-2, 6-0. of the police board. stitutions or organizations that have Dr. W. S. Davis, president of the Memorial Church Wesleyan Service Links President sel Kamo, 6-2, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3. The 33 American men, two in aJl-’J. S. JDarlene Hard of . Montebello, Mr. Davis died suddendly, pre made significant national contri university; and Dr. William J. Sim Guild. year-old Seixas, seeded sixth and matches, were eliminated in the Calif., beat Mrs. L. B. Thung of sumably of a heart attack, last butions to a more meaningful de mons, the university minister. Bur . Uncle Sam’s main gun in the All third round. the Netherlands, 6-1, 6-1, but Rosa' Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio, mocratic way of life. 1 In addition to her religious ser England tourney, had to employ all where he was attending a conven ial was in Sherman Hill cemetery, vice. she was affiliated with the lo AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT Reyes- defeated 18-year-old Mimi He was a member of St. Augus Forest, Miss., her native home. Presents NAACP the resources of his power game Arnold of Redwood City, Calif., tion of newspaper publishers. tine's Episcopal Church. cal chapter of. the National Council to beat the dynamic Kamo. The formidable Australian con She died: in a Nashville hospital of Negro Women: Alpha Kappa Al 6-3, 6-3. following a six-month illness. pha Sorority, having served on the SIX AMERICAN ADVANCE tingent of top-seeded Leivis Hoad, Betty. Rosenquest Piatt of Jamai With $7,500 Check second-seeded Ashley Cooper, fifth' ca, B. W. I. and South Orange, N. Miss Riley, who was associate pro directorate as director of the South Top-seeded Miss Gibson, lithe eastern Region and an officer in 29-yearro!d favorite from New York seeded Neale Fraser, eighth-seed- J., defeated Mrs. Daphne' Francott Atlanta Among NAACP Units fessor of library service at, the uni DETROIT, Mich—(NNPA)— The son, survived a round that was of South Africa, 6-4,’ 6-3; the local AKA graduate chapter; Wednesday night, meeting of the City, shook off an erratic first versity, earned her degrees at Clark Blue Triangle Branch YWCA, Non set to defeat Australia's Mary Hell .marked by close calls for many Shelia Armstrong of England up • University. Atlanta, Ga.. Hampton National Advancement of Colored of the favorites. set eight-seeded Vera Fuzejova QÎ pareil art and Study Club; Matron’s People was highlighted by the un yer. 6-4. 6-2 ,and lead an advance- Awarded For ’56 Rights Work Institute, and Ohio Wesleyan uni Progressive Club, and the Garden of six American girls through the Czechoslovakia, 6-4,. 1-6, 6-1. versity. She was. librarian at Clark scheduled appearance of Mrs, Mar Hoad, 22-year-old temperamen Lovers Club. garet Hawkins, president of Links, third round. tal blond bomber who is defend DETROIT — NAACP branches in the Association from attacks by the before comirig to Tennessee State. Miami model. Karol Fageros, the Detroit, the District of Columbia, A dedicated student, her ■ scholar ' Her professional memberships in Inc., a national women’s organiza ing champ, got, some surprising Bostonian Gels Georgia State Department of Rev-, tion. glamor girl of this year's tourna trouble from John Lesch of Los Philadelphia, Atlanta, Miami, Mont enue as a result of contempt charg ship performance wks' rewarded by cluded the American Library Asso ment, recorded an upset in the gomery County (Md.) and Palo Alto s Rosenwald Scholarship. Miss Riley ciation, the Association of College Mrs. Hawkins. enroute to the Angeles, before he beat the young es brought by the state attorney club’s annual conclave in Atlanta, women's ranks when she eliminat American, 6-3, 9-7, 6-4. ■ - t;. MIT Scholarship (Calif.1 were awarded prizes here general against the branch and na and Reference Librarians, Catalog ed England's seventh-seeded An BOSTON. Mass. — (ANP) — The Thursday night for outstanding uers and Classifiers Division of ALA, Ga,. presented NAACP executive tional NAACP officers; and obtain director Roy Wilkins with a check gela Mortimer, 6-3, 4-61 6-3. Flam went four set® to oust^Jack Boston Architectural Center this civil rights work on the local level ing agreement by Lockheed Aircraft Nashville Cataloguers Club. Nash Seixas was joined in the fourth in 1956. ville' Library Club, the Tennessee for $7,500. Brichant of Belgium. 1-6. *6-2, 6-1, week awarded a special scholarship Corporation to start an apprentice Flam of Beverly' Hills, Calif.. 1950 6-4, while Patty straight-setted to Leon Bailey of this, city for a The seven branches as well as program, upgrade Negro workers Education Congress, the National The amount brought Links con round by seventh- seeded Herbie Myron Frank of Los Angeles, 6-4, year of study at the Massachusetts Education ' Association, and . the tributions to the association to a three state units of the NAACP re and employ Negro women on cleri Institute of Technology’s Architec ceived Thalheimer Awards, present cal jobs. American Teachers Association. total of $36,500 in three years. Pre tural Department. f Survivors include four sisters, Mrs. viously, the organization has do ed each year by the Association’s Alberta Griffin. Indianapolis, Ind.; nated $29,000 to the NAACP life The scholarship was awarded, to national office. The ’state units A giant glass cage to channel Mrs. Amanda M. Càrter. Jackson. membership fund. Outstanding Teenagers Bailey for his outstanding scholas«- awarded prizes were those in Ken the power of the H-bomb Into thé Miss.: Mrs. Leia M. Earley. Bakers “In 1953, at our San Francisco tic. achievements during his evenin,’- tucky, Virginia and West Virginia. generation of electricity is being field. Calif.; Miss Mary R. Riley,’ ‘meeting,” explained Mrs. Hawkins, studies at the Center and for his Presentation of the awards took built in England and should .be Lake, Miss.; four brothers, Dave we passed a resolution which Sought By Foundation “enthusiasm and interest in the pro place during the NAACP’s 48th an ready for experiments by the end Riley, Detroit. Mich.: Charier" PM pledged at least one .life member fession of architecture.” nual convention, which opened on of the year. Riley and Malcolm T. Riley, both of ship of $500 for each of our 71 The- Boston Architectural Center June 25. Tbe convention will close Philadelphia. Pa.: and Freeman G. chapters.” NEW YORK — Announcement of overall contribution to the general was founded in 1888 and was one of on June 30.- ■Baseball's ¡mortal Ty Cobb says U6HTeR Riley, Lake, Miss.; six nieces, three the formation of the Peter Pan welfare of the community, heroic or the first schools in the United States First prizes went to the Washing the. art of .stealing bases is comirig nephews, and a cousin. Dr. Walter In accepting the check. , Mr. Teen-Age Foundation which will special service to her fellow' men, to offer education and. training in ton, D. C. and Detroit branches and back into its own In the major W6HÍ& A. Flowers, of Nashville: Wilkins stated that the action of seek outstanding teen-agers, in a civic mindedness and outstanding the principles, skills, and practice the Kentucky State’ NAACP. The leagues and credits the New York the Links had stimulated organi- nationwide search, was made this activity in school or church. of architecture to young men and Washington unit won first place in Giants’ Willie Mays with showirig < the category of branches without zatlons all over the country, and week by Henry M. Plehn, President women employed in architecture and the way. ■ ’ SKIN that financial support is being re of Peter Pan Foundations, Inc. “It is important,” Plehn stated, paid personnel and the Detroit unit Predicts Passage ‘‘that business and industry com allied fields. ceived which heretofore had not The competition to select the girl Bailey,-who is currently employed in the category of branches which Use Black and White Bleach been expected. bine with educational, religious and have paid personnel-. Of Bill To Bar New Teen-Ager of the Year will become cultural groups, to show present as an architectural, draftsman for First Aid Jetty F<* ing Cream as directed and see Cabot, Cabot, and Borries Company your complexion take on a new an annual event and all nomina day teen-agers in their t.Yue light, Honorable mention awards were Painful York Housing Bias move faster if Councilman Stanley tions will; be made by principals as industrious, conscientious, future in this city, was tendered a banquet bestowed upon the Atlanta, Miami lighter and brighter, softer, NEW. YORK — iNNPAO — City M: Isaacs, of Manhattan. Republi and teachers in high, schools and citizens, rather than as ‘devil may in his honor at a local hotel, with and Palo Alto branches. smoother look.. Its bleaching Council Majority Leader Joseph can minority leader, and sponsor junior colleges, on ballot forms sup carek hot rodders and 'rock and roll’ the entire Engineering Division of Among activities for which the ¿BUMS action works effectively inside T. Shatrktey predicted this w^ek of the bill along with Mr. Sharkey plied by the Foundation. The win mischief makers, that some sources his firm present. Atlanta branch was cited were In your skin. Modern science that the bill to bar racial discri and Councilman Earl Brown, Man ning teen-ager will be given a trip make them out to be.’’ . He is a graduate of Boston En creasing its membership; defending Quick, apply Moroline! It soothes, mination In private housing would hattan Democrat. to New York, where she will be pre The Foundation will maintain of glish High School and of the Agri relieves, eases pain fast, protects knows of no faster way of Mr. Sharkfey underscored the bit sented on the Steve Allen television cultural and Technical College of lightening skin. Start using pass, in amended form within a fices in New York City and Beverly Start at Miami last winter! Is -just skin as it speeds healing. Always month. ter fuedinjY that has broken out program. She will~ also receive a Hills, California. North Carolina. He is married and keep a jar of .Moroline handy in ’ Black and White Bleaching over the bill, even'among its spon Diamond Star plaque, emblematic of the father of three children. as spectacular and is being held for The Brooklyn Democrat, whose three weeks more. the kitchen and bathroom. Cream, today. sors, Mt. Brown recently accused the title, and a diamond ring. Other During World War II Mr. Bailey influence has been credited with WHITEFISH, MONTANT, PILOT was a noffleer with the 371st In After that, the tan show takes to ____ Get Black slowing up the bill in commitfee, Mr. Sharkey of throwing a “mon prizes are to be announced later. Regular jar and White key wrench” into councilmanic ma Runners-up will also receive Dia “Reliable information shows this: fantry Regiment of the 92d Division the road for a prolonged run wind promised speedy action to eight in the Mediterranean Theater or ing up, it is hoped this ball on \\ £/çac/ung civic and religious groups that con chinery to hold up the bill. mond-Star plaques and diamond Uncle Sam’s biggest source of rev «Syrett) H Cream Mr. Sharkey reportedly told . the- rings. ■* enue is the individual Income tax — Operations. Broadway,, the first tan revue in ferred with him for an hour at years to reach the street of bright LARGE City Hall. delegation that the chief amend Schools represented by winners are 33 billion. dollars a .year. And whe i,. ~ '■ JAR 25« ment he favored would be to set to be awarded Diamond-Star plaques ther you remember or not, we ev lights. 65t •The spokesman for the visitors Revue Scores Hit In was the Rev. Gardner C. Taylor, up an enforceinent agency like the for permanent display in trophy ery-day up and down the street citi pastor of the Concord Baptist Mayor’s Commission on Intergroup rooms. zens pay the bjg end of it. (Oh yes Las Vegas Setting Church in Brooklyn and Vice presi Relations, to screen complaints In an attempt to focus attention • we do). Sure the rich are §0aked, NEW YORK — (ANP) — Reports BLACK año WHITE dent of the Urban . League of from persons who charged that on the good side of American teen but -there simply aren’t enough of from. Las Vegas say that the “Cot BLERCHinG:CREflm Greater New York. landlords had discriminated against agers, the winner and her runners- them.” ton Revue,” which clicked from the them. up will be judged on the basis of Mr. Sharkey said the bill would Founded 1895
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STAR SCORES AT WIMBLEDON RAY Fight Racket Buried Many Times SEIS8-6AME Corpse Always Comes Back CARMEN BASILIO SPORTS OF NEW YORK — (INS) — What by Pendleton's third straight hit FOOTBALL CARD ACREE TO TERMS will, happen to the fight racket .forced him to get out of Madison now that a Federal Court has over- JACKSON, Miss. — (SNS) — T. Square Garden both as officer and B. Ellis, Jr., Director of Athletics at NEW-YORK-(I N S>—Middle THE WORLD ttiiown Jim, Norris as czar of box controlling stockholder. weight champion. Sugar Ray Rob ing in this, country? Jackson State College, announced ■But he will still be able to func an eight-game slate for the Tiger inson and Welterweight cluunplon Granted that the court's far- tion in his Chicago Stadium, his football squad during the coming Carmen Lkusiho agreed to terms on BY MARION £ JACKSON reaching decision stands on appeal,, Detroit Olympia and his St. Louis season. The Tigers open the season Friday tor -a 5-round middleweight will Norris’ stranglehold on the Auditorium. . against Mississippi Industrial Col title li-ihl in New York City in racket actually be ¡broken and, if , With such a -set-up he can still lege at Alumni Field September 2L September. sb, will a flock of fly-by-night land ¡big fights under any com Then they play Prairie View Sep J Un Morris, President of the In- Forest "Shipwreck" Kelley, former Morehouse College promoters spring up all .over the. petition and also guarantee- the TV terhational Boxing Club, said the tember 28 at Prairie View; Missis football star, has joined the faculty of Langston University as land? people—a—continuing stream of sippi Vocational College October at bout will take place either at the fights. Itta Bena; Alcorn A. and M. Col Polo grounds on Sept., 6 or at the/ assistant coach and counsellor of men, following his resignation j Some fear, and others are lege, Monday^ October 21, (Fair Yankee Stadium on Sept. 23. at Wiley College Jackie Robinson will be the star attraction ¿rbuiidless. The fight racket, The court said it wanted to Day) here; Xavier University (Home Robinson agreed to defend hls at the Chicago Defender's Bud Billiken Parade, Saturday, August has been buried a thousand put other outfits in competi coming) October 26; Grambling Col title tor 45 per cent of the net re 3. The event will be tabbed "Salute To The Youth of America" times and mourners always have . tion. This is fine in theory. But lege, November 2 here; Texas-South - ceipts while Basilio will get 20 per been surprised to see the corpse we venture to say that a man i ern University November 9 at Texas- cent. Willie Mays, Henry Aaron and Frank Robinson loom as coining to life again. Ike Norris, whose weall- _ ' Southern; and Kentucky State Col- starting Major League All-Star outfield for the annual classic, been estimated at from $200 The bout wnl be televised na in St. Louis, Mo., Tuesday, July 9th : The Tuskegee economic lege November 16, here. tionally with the New York area, millions to $400 millions, will boycott will be joined by thousands of visitors 'to the Alabama Fighting never has been in worse be able to stand plenty of Three 1956 opponents are not list blacked out shape throughout the world than it rivalry. ed on' this year’s schedule. They are Norris said lie was leaving up to institution founded by Booker T. Washington ...... hi.-, lawyers the derision as to is today. But it always has over If the court's decision stands Miles College, Wiley College and Annually thousands of visit There are , millions of right' come the vicissitudes of outrageous qn appeal, some successful Tougaloo Southern Christian Col v.bother to appeal Hie ruling last week tliat the IBC must be dis ors to famed Tuskegee Insti thinking people from throughout fortune because it caters to the smaller clubs will go out of lege. Mississippi Industrial College tute spend countless green-, the worlrt that -will pass through sddism that appears to be iiihereht business. For instance, the de returns to the “State", schedule, af solved’becaii.-.e of its monopolistic practices'. backs for gasoline, oil, emer Tuskegee enroute to- vacation cen in most human beings.; cision may be a death blow to ter an absence of several seasons. gency clothing, foodstuffs, etc. ters in w.the South Tuskegee will a fellow like Chris Dundee who ------:------— Bui by signing Robinson and Must have spread tb^ir spend be a landmark of intolerance for The court hopes that many has been operating successfully ing in the small courthouse clubs will spring up to com Basilio to a September fight., Nor this unending stream pf visitors in Miami, ris strongly indicated he will ap time and along the highway Will reinember well this town pete with Norris. A few small approaches. which chose un-Americanism ra clnbs may start but they won't Don Newcombe peal Judge Sylvester Ryan's or.der Norrip has helped Chris with on Monday, the day the Judge's ther than the broad concepts ,of be able to exist without tele fighters and slipped some of his Football, basketball, track. and democracy. ' vision. And they won't be able degree becomes final TV. down to him, as he has to small baseball teams visit' Tuskegee HEAR AND THERE—South to have TV because they won't promoters elsewhere. Regains Feared throughout the year and make es have the money to guarantee west coaching circles were sur Under the new set-up Norris will Sports (|uiz sential team purchases* the prised io learn th^.t J’-^Forest the TV people long time con net be able to share^^rthe pro town. tracts. motion- of -fights in other-rtowrisr 1. Who is Frank Maàzone? i^hipwreck) Kelley, the form- ’. Batting Form 2. For whom does Bob. Lemon Such publicized attractions as •f r- all-around star athlete at such as San Francisco or Los An 'AiTttEA GIBSON executes some fancy footwork in Wimbledon, Eng- pitch? the Southern Intercollegiate Ath Alfirehouse college, is moving The TV outfits always must have geles? And the court ruled that he CHICAGO — (AMP) — Two years ■ rtnd to tai.-«» her match in the women’s-singles tennis championship letic Conference basketball tourna to Langston where he will be at least four weeks advance notice can‘£ 'have a dummy fronting for competition. The American net star set her sights ou the title and . 3 Who is Bobby Richardson? ago when Don Newcombe was pil 4. Where is the All-Star gaine ment and the Tuskegee Relays and come counselor of men and a so as to arrange their programs. him anywhere. ing up an Impressive early-season - booes to the-iirst Negro woman ever.to win. (international) Women’s Sports Day lure specta-. member of Coach C. Felton The court has dissolved Norris' But you fight fans needn’t worry. being played this year? winning streak on the mound, the 6. Who is Dave Sim? tors from throughout the South - (Zip) Gayles’ coaching staff. International Boxing Clubs both We believe you will still get your big Brooklyn righthander also was east. ' ■k**« -y of New YOrk and Chicago, and fights on rfV through UNorris. drawing raves for his hitting. He T1H-: ANSWERS Coach Kelley came to Wiley set a National League record that During the year entertain- College as an assistant to E. ;V. season for the most homers by a 1. The sensational third baseman ment and cultural attractions American League Eyes Move loi- the Boston Red Sox. Rettig In 1950 serving In that ca pitcher, hitting seven in three dif as well as state, area and na- pacity until 1952 when he was ferent ball parks. 2_, Cleveland. tional conventions attract Redlegs Dominate National 3. Promising second baseman of moved up to athletic director arid thoiisards of others. head football" coach---- ■- for-- *-two sea-" As he • won 27 games that year-. To West Coast, Solons Told the New York Yankees. 4. St. Louts. A steady stream of visitors from sons. In 1954 he wac replaced by Ncwk seemed to ^concentrate on Alvg Tabor (now at Fort Valles League All-Star Balloting pitching and hts prowess at the ” BY ARTHUR KRAN1SH man knew, what wits rolng to hap 5. Duke’s record-hoiding track throughout- the World visit the pen and that was Mr O'Malley.” StaleState College?______and...... confinded ...... ftU plate faded somewhat. Don showed WASHINGTON—« INS)— Docu Tuskegee Institute . campus for BY HOWARD SIGMAND Walter OMalloy,. pi evident ol the sightseeing and viewing coaching duties to baseball, where a revival of hitting form last week ments gathered by a.. House Sub shrines to over a period of several seasons NEW YORK —.(INS) — It took baseball Commissioner Ford In Cincinnati when he drove in a Oodgers; toid the Committee Wed revered builders of the past. committee disclosed Friday the nesday .'lie still didn't know whe lie gave the Wildcats two confer Frick and the presidents of both major leagues Friday to prevent pair of runs with a home run and American League might, expand to ference eixampionships and a tie a double and also collected a single ther his team would go West, but A boycott imposed against an all-star game this year between the American League and the West Coast next year if a that a decision will be made at for another. He won his sixth victoi-y of the proposed . Dodger-Giant shift fails= Tuskegee which has excluded,______Cincinnati's popular Redlegs. the end of the current season. all Negroes except. 10 families •campaign, shutting out the Red- The- last-place Washington Se O’Malley added that---- t hewuuiu would When Fred Long returned -legs, 6 to 0 on a 6-hitter. ! can be broadened to the ■An eleventh hour flcod of votes the voting had gone prior to the nators were mentioned as a pos stay (n Brooklyn if he could get a stream of visitors who visit the to the top post of the Wildcats from/the Cincinnati Times-Star deluge from Cincinnati, five Red- sible Los Angeles American League 50,COO-seat stadium at the site he ; Alabama campus. last season, his Hist move was had. placed eight Redlegs on the leg players, second baseman John Newk was not the only man • team. to name Kelley his backfield showing muscle in the home wants and parking facilities for at i National League's starting team ny Temple, .third baseman Dan The subject of an American Lea least 4,000 ears. f coach. Long gives Kelley loads for the annual dream game at St. Hoak, shortstop Roy MidMillan/ run department. Another was of credit for the success of the Ernie Ranks, the Chicago Cubs gue “draft” came up for discussion Walsh, according to. rhe com- ___ i RICHMOND, Va.—(ANP)-La rob- Louis.on July 9. left fielder Frank Robinson and at a closed-door meeting of Pacific niiltee’s documents, told the Faci i. ber last week slayed a 31-year-old Wildcats offense last fall. While not questioning the hones catcher Ed Bailey were declared star. Traditionally a slow start ..... er and certainly a disappoint Coast League members at Sacra fie Coast League meeting he felt woman who ignored his warning ALLEN JACKETS ty of the twdlot rush Thursday mid winners' at their respective posi mento earlier this month. •‘certain .that if a park is built, for i tliat he wbulq shoot if she scream- Fay Young writing in the • Chi- ’ night, the harassed Commissioner, tions. ment until recently, the slender cago Defender June 28 had this third baseman has broken out The minutes, of the meeting were ’ Brooklyn in that city the club will ed. President Warren Giles of the Na turned over by League President remain in New York “ I to say on Jackie Robinson’s forth tional League, and President Will The Commissioner announced hi n rash of home runs in the coming guest stint at the August that three other pretty substantial last two weeks. He has raised Leslie Mi. O’Connor to the House The minutes of the meeting1 Killed wa*s MUss Clara Wingfield OPEN SEASON Harridge of the American League group studying the application of slmwwi S'Walsh'brULF Schmidt drowned. Aus .before, .moving ” ...... -week-- -sSecretary' of State Dulles said ' passed, received, and ran up a gi . Louise Brough, four-time Wimb back In -the ball game. Tire Redtegs-. Walsh' told''* the team officials' Tacrine' after giving birth to a baby. and to. Hie city whose citizenry ledon Queen from Beverley Hills, tralia’s Don Candy, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2, eventually won, 4, to 3. The homer it would be “fol.y” to cut presi- ' gantic sum of yardage as his total "loves”. him. Cahfomia and Darlene Hard, of 1-9, in another fourth rounder. was Thurman’S fourth in the pinch that “the Brooklyn Club purchas Detectives William Price and Roy deiit Èisenhówer's ’ $3,865,000X100 i offense was 812 yards - he carried ed Los Angeles with the idea of Robinson of the Prairie Avenue po HERE AND THERÇ—The Radio Montebello, Calif, also moved into this season. foreign-aid program without some : the ball ill times for a net ground Industry, once the stepchild of the Cooper’s quarter final opponent continuing in the Pacific Coast lice district said they found the gain of 709 yards - which was an the quarters. body of Mrs. Josephine Walker, 29, guarantee that Soviet Russia would broadcasting business', is beginning will- be determined tomorrow in Sad Sam Jones, the fire League.” reduce its arms prograin. average of 6.38 yards per carry. He the fourth, round match between But he • added that “only one of 2350 S: State St., in her home in to talk a little bit like Cinderella: But pretty Karol Fageros of Mi balling righthander for the St; also scored 9 TDs. Statistics compiled by the net ami, Fla., was beaten in a fourth Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., the Harold L Ickes project homes, and England’s Bill Knight. Louis Cardinals, picked up his after she accidentally gave birth to band, Henry, is a service man sta Head couch Golphln is depend works indicate Sides of home and round match by Mexico’s Rosa Ma second straight victory since portable radio sets will hit the 10, ria Reyes, 7-5, 6-4 her baby. tioned abroad, according to police. ing upon 1,953 pounds of solid beef In other front round matches returning to action after being The officers said they tried to re Medical reports listed the woman to replace Die heavy linemen lost 000,000 mark this year. Seven years Miss Brough seeded second, Top today Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, out for quite a, spell because of Hot Weather, ago the figure was half that. ped Heater Brewer of Bermuda, vive the woman, but to no avail. as having bled to death while de by graduation. Hopes, rest in Co- America’s No. 1 hope, plays Aus injuries. He limited the Pitts They said no one was in the house livering the child. The reports list Oa plain Cash, 215 pound tackle, There are now. the networks say,, 7-5, 6-1, while Miss Hard earned a tralia’s Mai Anderson. burgh Pirates to seven hits in Roy Knight, 210 lb. All-STAC guard, more than 37,000,000 radios in‘ cars quarter final spot against Louise with the dead woman when the ac the infant ns dying from suffoca- gaining a 5-tb-2 victory^ his Storms Spread cident occurred. Mrs. Walker's bus- and Harold Williams, 215 Lb. glue alone by defeating Germany’s Edda . Lew Hoad, the top-seeded de fourth of the year against two fingered end. James Hogan, de Budiiig, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. pending champion, meets fellow- losses. ceptive quartenback, is expected to Gimmicks and doubl deal- A’lstrailian Roy Emerson. • • • « . __ Australia’s Ashley Cooper, seed take over the position left by Co- ing with the public were main Although lie has slipped from the Budge Patty of Los Angles and Over Nation Ca'ptain Willie Simon’s graduation targets of the Negro Press ed second, moved into the men’s top in batting, Hank Aaron, the against barnstorming Négro quarter final when- he defeated Paris, takes on Austrailia’s Neale Milwaukee outfielder, still stayed CHICAGO, — (INS') — Hot wea baseball long before the ad Mike Green of Miami, 6-2, 6-3, Fraser. ' in the forefront in. two other vital ther and thunderstorms spread vent of Jackie Robinson into departments Aaron's average was over much of the nation Thurs Organized Ball? Although, the .332, but he had 19 home runs, 84 day while tlie season's first hurri integration factor hastened hits and 52 RBI’s. cane drove inland from the Gulf Here are authoritative answ the decline of the all-race > • „ ♦ of Mexico. ers from the Veterans Adminis game there was a great deal Brooklyn Dodger Manager Hurricane Audrey hurled 100- tration to questions of current of bold-faced duplicity in, the THE SPORTS GRILL mile-an-hour winds across an area Walter Alston had high praise interest to former servicemen background. ‘ < last week for the work of Char- from Port Arthur,, Tex. to Lake and their families: icy Neal at shortstop. Talking Charles, La., Jltople fled before One shocking example of the Ir sp >rts are yelping that they must about the Neal after a game in high tides, torrential rains and Q—I have a World War II GI responsibility of Negro baseball PAT ROBINSON wind ’ destruction. NEW YORK, (INS)—Federal be given special treatment and con Cincinnati, Alston declared. endowment insurance policy which ownership is a fraud perpetrateti skleration. “Neal is not just a fill-in. Funnel clouds were reported in has matured, and wldch is paying on Raleigh, N. C.„ Jans by Ted Judge Sylvester Ryan is a Jurist me a monthly income. Must I pay with a wonderful sense of humor No matter how much Norris and We've had him set for shortstop sections of North Dakota and a Rasberry and the Kansas City Wirtz may feel like weeping, they in long-range planning, because waterspout was sighted off Pom- taxes on these insurance proceeds? Monarchs. . - and ready pungent wit that often A.—No. Proceeds of GI in brings an outbreak, of laughter in are not going to break into tears. we knew Reese couldn't go on pana Beach m Southeastern Flori Ori the contrary, if Judge Ryan forever. Neal has more rage da. surance policies are not sub The case in point is a widely- taiS court. ject to taxes. He probably could spank a little cracks down on them tomorrow, as than any shortstop in the league Elsewhere, hot weather coritlnued circulated story that Rasberry, boy and make thè youngster laugh he has indicated he will, they will and he's learning to make the over the southwest desert regions. Q — I am eligible for a GT loan who bought the Monarchs from through his tears. That thought carry their fight to the U. S. Su double plays from that side Warm humid air over much of the under the Korean GI Bill. I un Tom Baird in early 1956, had sold came to mind when we saw him preme Court of the bag. He is a bit erratic east, showelrs swept the Paolflic derstand my deadline is January the team to a' Raleigh man and make Jim Norris arid Art Wirtz, The high tribunal will not sit a- on double play throws to first, plains to the Atlantic edast:------31, 1965. Is that a deadline for changed the name of the unit to both multi-millionaires, laugh al gain after this week until October but he'll learn. It‘s a difficult Central Kansas was drenched applying? Or must the entire deal the Raleigh Monarchs. though both realized he is about and such an appeal might not be switch for a fellow who's been with heavy rains. bringing, a flood be completed by that time? to lop off their fistic heads in a heard before a year hence. Mean making the play as the second threat. At Wichita, 1.08 inches A.—Yon must do more than In an amazing display of ruling that will have an effect .on while, Norris and Wirtz might be sacker.” of rain fell during the morning. apply for your GI loan by the juvenile reasoning Rasberry' - boxing for yeans to come. able to carry -on. • • » * The temperature rose to 108 de January 31, 1965, deadline. Un laughed off the incident by Before moving to short, Neal had grees at Needles, Calif., and fore der present laws, the loan ac -stating “The story was meant I ■ Às you know, the government is We must wonder what practical been used, at thud as well as sec casts pointed to little relief. tually must have been made be for consumption of Raleigh I suing to break the monopolistic effect the Judge’s ruling Will have ond. His hitting is showing im Meanwhile, stormy weather thrust fore that date, with only the fans only but it was picked up. hold Norris and his international on boxing in this country. Condi provement too. ing 'northward from hurricane Au VA guaranty to be accomplish by other papers and gained Boxing Clubs of New York and tions may be chaotic. Bobby Boyd, Balitmore first base drey may reach the Ohio Valley ed. national circulation.”’ Chicago and the Madison Square No matter what oldtimers may man banged out three .singles to over night. . Q.~ Under the Wai- Orphans Edu Rasberry is perhaps the most Garden corporation have had on say to the contrary while weeping lead the Orioles to ’a 4-to-l vic Some afternoon temperatures: cation program, who makes the de childish man alive today. In I boxing. into their beers, boxing was virtual tory over Chicago, reducing the A!L New York City 86, Atlanta 88, cision whether a sen or daughter this era of radar an electronics ly an outlawed sport until big time leaders margin to.l 1-2 games. Tampa, Fla., 80, Dallas, Tex., 91, of deceased war veteran needs and when news is flashed in a I And Judge Ryan, while profess- promotion came in with Tex Rick Denver 83, 'Fargo, N. D., 69, Salt special restorative training to over- split-second around the globe llng no desire to punish Norris and ard, Mike Jacobs and Jim Norris. Lake City 81, Phoenix, Ariz., 100, come a handlesp? no thinking man would dare I Wirtz, has clearly indicated that :“True^theyweremonopolistsaznd Bobby-Boyd Gets Nod — Los Angeles 77, san rranciscsave liquid to use in the sauce. committee’s approval of the House called the police to come get .Mi THE TALE OF OLD Mother Hubbard is familiar to all. Many, ture. bill. Rights bill opponents said because “I’ve just killed a N(legro^ Entered in the Post Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-class mall CARROT-CHEESE-RICE Combine all ingredients, blending their case against the bill would however, do not have complete understanding of the total social CASSEROLE well. Pour into well-greased baking be stronger if the Senate did not Charged with the murder wa| under the Act of Congress, March 1, 1870 implication of the story. ' . v. • . • .2% cups grated'raw carrots dish or casserole. Set in pan of hot get recommendations' from the Ju Raiford. Walton, who confessed he THADDEUS T. STOKES ...... ___ -___ Managing Editor It was refreshened in my memory the other day when a .% cup boiling water water and bake at 325° F (slow ■ diciary Committee. .shot and killed 20-year-old AirJ MRS. ROSA BROWN BRACY ——- Public Relations and Advertising young woman in her early thirties entered the office with a young 3 eggs, beaten oven) for 30 minutes or until set. WASHINGTON — Discussion of man Third Class Charles Brown 114 tablespoons melted butter Serve with a white sauce with cook Senate Rule 22 ignited a little fire when he found him sitting at j ALYSON E. WISE _—__——;------Circulation Promotion baby in arms, briny tears flowing down her cheeks. She sob- 2 cups cooked rice ed green peas added. Six servings. between Senators Herman Tal- dinner table with the farmer^ bingly explained that she had seven more at home, the oldest madge, Georgia Democrat, and sister. County Attorney Griffin SUBSCRIPTION RATES: one being nine years old, and that she loved them all. But, Jacob K, Javits, New York Re Norquist said investigators had noj Year $5.00 r-. 6 Months $3.00 — 3 Months $1.50 (In Advance) her troubles, she wailed, could not buy thqm bread or shelter for publican. established a definite motive in the their heads. As'she talked on, I found she was really in trouble, The Senators comprised a special slaying. He said however, thai The MEMPHIS WORLD is an independent newspaper — hon-sectarian Raiford had waived a prelimary much of it of her own making^butmaking^ but trouble just the same. two-member subcommittee which and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things is studying various plans to change hearing and was being held in the it believes to be of interest to its readers and opposing those things -O- the Senate closure rule to make Yazoo County jail. Her welfare check for six of the children, against‘the interest of its readers. it easier to get a vote on the Civil Norquist said Walton would not whose father had long since vanished, was Rights Bill and other measures explain the incident and his re cut off recently. The welfare people had that might draw a Southern fili latives who witnessed the killing found out she had given birth to two more buster Rule 22 requires that Se ‘Don’t want to talk about. It.” . 1 Earnest Efforts To Pass Civil Rights nate debate be limited only by 64 From every indication, it is evident that the Eisenhower Ad children, without a legitimate father. Her votes or a constitutional two-thirds ministration is in earnest a'bout passing Civil Rights legislation. apartment manager had asked for her dwell Senate majority. Both the President and Vice President have indicated no patience ing place, since no rent was being paid. She Talmadge held that the rule had only one $5-per-week coming in from should not be changed while Javits Immigration Quota i with foot-ball playing with an oíd ball-, or those otherwise who argued that when Negroes were would find something of the texture of this particular legislation the court-probated father of the last child. She is visiting a public hospital for treatments barred from holding some mana Of 100 For Ghana upon which to build a fortification for votes. gerial jobs, they were being de WASHINGTON, D. C. — (NNPIA) since the last childbirth and her sterilization. Frorh the very beginning the President made known his nied constitutional rights. — President Eisenhower Thursday She is unable to work. The county welfare . issued a proclamation fixing the intention to see that the right to vote be not abridged. He stress When the Southern Senator organization has closecf the case and no other community challenged Javits’ statement, Ja annual Immigration quota of 100 ed that a government designed for regulation by the consent service group has moved to grant her even an emergency vits said he would supply Talmadge for Ghana, the newly independent of the governed, would lean heavily upon the voters and in that allotment for support. The children are suffering. with the names and addresses of West African state., . none should be excluded from participation in making known 150 such cases which he said were -O- The proclamation abolished the their wishes by the route of the ballot. developed at other • Congressional After talking with a high welfare official, who confirmed hearings. annua! immigration quota, of 100 es Vice President Nixon showed hi$' mettle when, he ruled that the case is "closed", that he personally sympathized, but tablished in 1£>52 for the United in the face of Senator Richard B. Russell, the apparent leader Talmadge agreed that he pro Nations trust territory of British could do nothing, for some reason I thought of the Old Lady Who bably could produce the names in the Senate against the legislation, that the bill could by-pass Togoland, Which was Incorporated Lived In A Shoe. but said they didn’t have any ■ In the new state of Ghana. the Eastland committee where possibly a grave had already been The facts are cold and.somewhat repulsive to decent tastes, bearing on Rule 22 anyway. _ dug for it, with its winding sheet prepared for á short funeral. but still not too easy to dismiss from our thoughts. Especially Tan Stars In Demand This ruling paved the way for a vote on lhe motion to place since the children are blameless, having been born in ignorance Junta Silences the pending bill on the senate calendar for action. This ruling and promiscuousness. At Waldorf-Astoria . certainly shows to us that the present Vice-President is sincere Fignole Newspaper NEW YORK—(ANP) — The pa- about Civil Rights. Since our civilization does not permit our "useless ones" to PORT-AU-PRINCE—i A N P) — be taken out into the fields and shot or dumped over a cliff, can Ice cream and cake — as wel 1H, pints chocolate ice cream iade of tan stars continues vritli . There is no question in our mind that this issue has been | 3 pints peppermint stick ice cream Foi Social (Social Faith), the news terrific success at the swank Walj our society just forget them and leave them be? come'-as the coolest lake breeze on used as a political football for many years. But action by the a hot summer day.-Try this color . 1 cup chopped peppermint stick paper of ousted provisional presi dorf Astoria. Surprk-ed at the re President and leaders of his party and some of the northern ful Choco-mint’ Angel cake the next candy, if desired dent Daniel Fignole, last week was ception of su.;h top catchers as 1 closed by police and half a dozen Dorothy Dandridge and Lena Democrats convinces us that the time has come when there is time you want to. serve a picture- Place angel food cake, on cooky of its staff members arrested. determined and sincere efforts to enact into law legislation to p'retty dessert. It’s; easy to prepare Horne, the world- famous hotel and .requires only peppermint and sheet covered with waxed paper. The seizure was another of a went whole hog bringing in Sarah strengthen the position of Civil Rights for colored Americans. chocolate ice cream, an angel food Pack chocolate ice cream into center . series, of moves made by the pre Vaughan and Count Basie. The The bill has already passed the House by a big margin. As cake from your- grocer’s ready-to- of ring. Place in freezer to harden sent military junta which now crowds poured in arid the cash re*' the membership of the two parties are about everily balanced in eat cake department, and chopped ice cream. When firm, remove wax hiles Haiti to crack down on forc gisters rang a merry tune. •peppermint candy, • , ed paper and place on serving dish. es loyal tc the ousted president. the Senate both could take credit for this bill if the southerners Quickly spread’ top and sides’—pf The newspaper has been proclaim Now the management has an could be dissuaded from staging a real filibuster. NEWS Pack the center of the angel food cake with slightly softened pepper ing that Fignole “still is a candi nounced the early appearance of Under the present rule of the Senate, two filibusters are ring with chocolate ice cream, and mint stick ice cream. date for the presidency of .Haiti.” Lionel. Hampton and further ap^ . Return cake to freezer to harden. possible. One on the question to take upt the measure, and of spread softened '-' peppermint ice Fignole recently fled the country pearances of the toppers who pre- WILLIAM GORDON cream over the top and sides of the When, ice cream is firm decorate to New York. viously appeared at the Park Ave- course, one of the bill itself. It will require two-thirds of the cake. Eliminate- last minute dessert cake as desired with chopped pep The junta has promised free hue Inn. Only sour note —Mr. Senate membership; or 64 votes to stop a filibuster. problems by preparing your Choco- permint stick candy. Store in freez elections as soon as order is re Winchell who wisecracked on A5 we have stated, the bill could pass and both parties mint Angel Cake- well in advance- er until ready .to serve. Makes 10 stored ■ in the troubled Negro re Sarah Vaughan’s opening—Harlem receive their respective shore of the credit, but if the filibuster and freezing until, time to serve. to 12 servings^ public. turned’out enmasse. develops, the Republicans stand to get more credit politically Here’s the. recipe. When The Phone Rang At Midnight 1 round angel food cake whether the bill passes or not. There's always a strange tone to the sound of the telephone In the next ten’days the bill is tentatively scheduled for con when it rings at midnight. I'd like to describe this one as melo gL sideration and the voters of the nation will take careful note of dramatic. • ' - what they see and hear. i'They are coming like everything, more like cockroaches," he said. "What disturbs us is where will they live, what will they JAMES KEENE do if they keep coming? I'm talking about the Puerto Ricans,-' ISeta and the Blue ■'X (& Copyright. 1956, by Janiei Keene, Reprinted by permission of Random House, Inc. (King yeaturea Syndicate} The President And States’ they are still coming to New York." ’ , Nixon, King Photo The voice rang with the tracings of a second or third genera . WASHINGTON—(ANP)—A ve CHAPTER 30 allow me to miurni you that a quietly, like a man handling fra* Speaking before lhe national Governors' Conference held in tion Western European, Polish or,’German. He'was disturbed; he hement blast list week was levied HE NIGH-T Emil Schwa backer peace commission is at Fort giie eggs. Finnegan stared, his 4 Virginia this week, President Eisenhower called upon the various had to be to talk for more than twenty minutes. at his own against Vice President Richard T returned to Fort Phii Kearny, Laramie. Within a week or ten mouth agape.- < state governors to consider a plan to strengthen the position of expense. Nixon's taking a photograph shak on a badly Jaded horse, the battle days, they will .dispatch a repre "Don’t talk me out trf it?' was over. . = sentative to meet with ’the Sioux the states. * He said he had called the New York Police Department, ing hands .with Rev. Martin Lather. Schwabackei said. "Sean, under- ; King, by a Mississippi Democra , This was tiie fight, he heard, and Cheyenne leaders, provided ^tand that there’® a time tor The President is willing for the states to have a greater which said nothing could be done about the Puerto Ricans coming tic congressman. j The United States Army had at Jim Bridger, can find them, and everything, a moment that makes ' last achieved victory over the share of the tax dollars than they are now getting. He also point to New York. When I tried to tell him that they were American hold a preliminary peace parley. an eternal difference. A moment Rep. T. TIio;has Abernatny as ! Sioux. Provided of course, that your in that comes arid goes, arid it a ed out the need for the states to assume more governmental re citizens and had the right, he brought in the Negijo. . "Now our Negroes* are all right: we are afraid of. the Puerto sailed the vice president for.'-meet I Schwabacker went to head/ sane comments .tail to ai ouse the man's not there’at the right time, j sponsibility ahd services to be rendered to the citizens. ing, fraternizing.’and having his 1 quarters and entered General politicians!" Wessels spread, the he’ll; never get another chance. He is seeking to check lhe drift toward more centralization of bRicaris. They work for less, push us around and nothing is done picture taken with. Negro radical 1 Wessels* office. The general was paper and read a few passages’. That moment has come and gone i government in Washington. This drift has been in effect a long i about it. We white folks must stick together. Remember we took leaders as part.. of a Republican ' not there and an orderly went "By God, I’ve been crying my for me all my life, but this time . j | this country away from the Indians, Now the Puerto Ricans may plot to control the .South with Ne • after him. There- .v.as a celebra head oft for replacements and time, and it has accelerated during the past 25 years. * . 1 can’t let it pass. Red Cloud’s < take it away from us. gro votes/'. tion in the ipffic; 0 mess, with you sound as it we had the situa hurt, his medicine’s backfired Major Powell the hero oi the tion well in hand!” He blew Ttie President's position is sound, and we are in agreement The Dixie congress flayed Nixon into his face. Someone could get s : hour. When Wessels arrived, he through his nose and shook nis away with a peace parley now. j -with this"advice and cfialferig^ tcr^he governors. We believe the He spoke of clashes between Puerto Ricans and New Yorkers; GOP national chkirman Meade Al told how residential areas are becoming vastly overcrowded as a found Schwabacker* slumped head. "I can think of a dozen Arrange a meeting for a month < people who are best governed are those who are least governed. corn, and President Eisenhower down in a chair. politicians who will take this as hence. Get his word. He's an ’ result of the newcomers. Apparently, thinking he was talking to as fostering a plan to “reconstruct ‘ "Good God,” Wessels said, "1 gospel. I can already hear them Also the closer government is to the people, lhe better and more the Soiith.’’ honorable man. Once he gave IX* 5 economical it is to all concerned. a white man, he. kept on saying, "We whiles in the north must didn’t mean for you. tp turn . making speeches about how the he’d die before he went back on ? stick with the whites of the South. Remember, we took it from .. The .pro-segregationist politician around and come right back!" army is wasting the taxpayers' •it.” . ’j Moreover, we realize rhe President thoroughly believes that the Indians." said Nixon’s photographs .with Ne Schwabacker tried to stand, but money.- How can the peace com "Aye; sor, 1 agree, but ..." the general pushed him back' in all Americans should have equal civil rights under the law in all This long-distance call at midriight was sufficient to make groes revealed his "uncomfortable mission hope to arrive at any "No but’s, Sqan, 1 know, I and conspicious self-consciousness. the chair. sort of conclusion with the army wouldn't have authority, but how the various states. His record confirms this position, and at the one examine some of the implications back of this man's thinking Schwabacker said, “It's my pulling one way and .the poli would they know ? It wouldn't. time he made his speech, his party leaders in the Senate were, and others who follow his type of reasoning, "You see/’ he states, “he never pleasure to report, sir, that ap ticians pulling the other?” ■ matter what I did; as long as I ’ making an effort to Start toward enactment of the Civil Rights i I recall reading -Color Bar/'Bar," a book by Margaret Haulsey associated very much with them proximately- nineteen men of "What can 1 say, sir?” arranged the talks. Don’t you Bill to further equalize and protect the American citizens of color, ¡n which she attempted to explain the deep-seated feelings of until he reached the pinnacle of Colonel Kinney’s command met “I’ll say it for you,” Wessels understand ? If the peace com- i practical politics and now he has and defeated over a hundred snapped. "Captain Schwabacker, mission waits a couple of weeks, Where the civil rights of citizens are concerned, the rights northern whites who suddenly wake up fo find Negroes and learned to go out of his way for Cheyennes several miles from you are of this moment relieved, it will be too late!” j of the various states must be in conformity with the rights of other colored peoples as their neighbors. It was the first time political fraternization and pho Fort Smith.” of your command and placed on "Aye. What is it you want me i citizens as prescribed by the federal law or those now provided that I learned correctly that prejudice, the segregationist's philoso tographing with his newly dis Wessels' mouth dropped open. inactive status pending transpor to be doin', sor?” , in the federal constitution. phy is not a Southern phenomenon, but a national feeling that covered friends of color.” “What?” He shouted it. tation to Fort Laramie, where “I’ve got to have a horse by After this civil rights question is settled right, we believe more time and education will have to cure. "Yes, sir. Colonel Kinney re equally grave charges -await you. the water gates. I can sneak out spectfully requests permission to Now get out of here and let me there and cross Piney Creek. and more citizens can join in the move toward decentralization. If is true that individual liberty is far more evident in the semblies with a single majority of voters controlling the outcome. . hold at Fort Smith, sir." think.” After that, it doesn’t matter It is sound, and the states should accept this principle of equal north, but the Negro canriot ever take too much for granted, no FQR PASSAGE "What a glorious day for the Leaving General Wessels’ of whether the post Is aroused or rights for all citizens in line with the federal law. It is obvious matter where he Ilves. This makes it far more necessary for him military!” Wessels began to pace fice, Schwabacker decided that not; they won’t come after me.’" that civil rights cannot be left to the various states. If they were, to be on his honor, to cultivate his integrity and refine his man Sen. Fred’ Smith (D) Chicago back and forth. "Can It be that the weight of command was not The seriousness of this plan? we’.ve given the devils a licking? nearly as heavy as the weight you would have the situation where citizens in one state would ners. This is as necessary on the street corners and it is in the saved the judicial article amend made Finnegan’s voice hoarse,. ment proposal when supporters of I must get a dispatch off im of dishonor, and that was what "When, sor ?" ’ have certain civil rights denied citizens in other states. pulpit; as Important while driving an automobile as it is sitting the resolution had only 38 votes mediately.” He went to the door he now faced. "An hour at the outside,'*’ So, we agree that states* rights should be strengthened in before the dinner table. Black folk by pigmentation, are exhibit for it in the Senate, one less than and shouted for the orderly. —sAlone in his own quarters he Schwabacker said. "Will you do« -< every field, but certain minimum civil rights must be left solely "A". We have two strikes against us from the start and our daily required for passage. Schwabacker said, "May I be tried to hate Allistair Davis, but it, Sean ? I have no right to ask?" in the hands of federal jurisdiction. actions often net us zero at the batter's plate. k excused, sir?" r could not. The man was doing a "You’ve every right,” Finnegan Smith,, who had . opposed the "Of course,” Wessels said. He job any way he could, and If he said, “but there’s one catch, sor; ; We would like to see the southern states get out of the posi This lone white man with , his telephone call was disturbed judicial article,: .then .witched and was in .an expansive mood. had been gullible enough to pro I go with you.” '■ I tion of being opposed to certain basic civil-rights such as are em over the color problem. His disturbance should be our serious threw in his vote to give the pro "You’re relieved of duty for the vide the story, then Davis was “No!” bodied in the President's pending bill. Then we all could have concern. As the color bar crumbles and people of various racial posal the required 39 • votes for rest of the week, Captain. And not to blame. But, how easy-it "Why not, sor? Jocelyn’s goin* more time to give such basic questions as defense, increased in groups move closer to the point of social acceptance, there are passage. . thank you.”.' ... was to lay one’s troubles at an to chuck me in th’ stockade as dustry, more economy and efficiency in government. These are bound to be more phone calls from the North and some will r Schwabacker was too tired., to other man’s feeti No, this was his soon as hq can git a court-martial light~the lamp in ¿bis quarters. own doing and whatever came of to sit still.. Besides, sor, this is a some of the important things crying for attention. be made before midnight. He unbuckled his'pistol belt and ft he: would have to accept like a two-mah job?’ - MEMPHIS WORLD tossed it on the floor, then tugged man, without whining or casting “All right,” Schwabacker said. ;; off his boots, stretched out, fully blame. "But no firearms, Sean. Bare- of the basic fundamentals, almost as much of a fixture as the Want Ad Information VACATION TIME Constitution of the United States itself, is the high regard for clothed, and fell asleep. He answered mess call in the back arid unarmed.” Call JA. 6-4030 In the morning, he was knot evening, then went back to his Finnegan nodded. “What timen 1 Trying, busy lives such as we live in this rushing stream-line-! vacation time. Industry and business^cfializeiness_xfialize Ithis jgind that is one of ting his neckerchief when Gen quarters. When Finnegan came is it,'sor?” the reasons that vacation time’is arranged in. our schemes and Deadline For Classified Ad Is eral Wessels’ Orderly knocked. in after dark, Schwabacker was age, must occasionally be intercepted with those recreational Tuesday for Saturday’s Edition and Schwabacker looked at. his . periods which make for relaxation, change of scenery and whole practices from the federal government on down to the office boy "Up, sir ?, The general would asleep, but woke when the ser watch. “Quarter after seven.” Saturday for .Wednesday's Edition like to see you right away.” geant stumbled over a chair. some play. In spite of an atomic era with all its complications who cleans the desks and sweeps the floor. “In an hour then," Finnegan Yes, this is vacation time. Get yours. WANT TO BUY, USED FURNI Schwabacker frowned, but the “Light the lamp,” Schwaback said and went out and technical procedures, statistic would reveal that men live much TURE, STOVES AND REFRIGER orderly was hurrying along the er said, and Finnegan struck a There was little to do but wait longer and look much better and younger than their elders who ATORS, LARGE OR SMALL duck boards. He put on his match. and think. Another foolish move? plodded the old dusty roads and scarred fields of a horse and AMOUNTS. PROMPT SERVICE pistol belt, settled his hat and “Heard th’ news, sor," Finne Emil Schwabacker decided not. buggy age. CAGLE FURÑITURE COMPANY, stepped out into the hot mid- gan said. “It’s all over th* post.” If he won, then his defeat would ■JAcksoh 6-4030,. ' day sun. A small headache. Schwabacker sat up and not be pointless; his shame would This would of course say that man has really learned how ILLINOIS HOUSE AND SENATE pestered him, but he supposed rubbed his eye«. “Jocelyn must have some meaning, if only to 10 live; he has made of conditions that were otherwise hazardous MAIDS AND NURSE MAIDS, need that was from lack of sleep. be pleased. He ht >s his troop back himself. and which shortened the lives of our forefathers, the more plaus ed immediately in New York and As tie'approached headquartersi now.” . • • The hour passed slowly, and in • ible factors which took the grudgery out of work and turned our WOULD AMEND CONSTITUTION Miami, fare paid, salary $120.00 to he ^aw the dispatch rider lead- “Na, sor, Yd .say tie wasn’t the last remaining minutes • homes-info“ihteTesting places~of~comforr and convenience; $200,00/a niontli. Write^cZo Menlphls __inghishorse_toward_the_ stable! pleased.” ’ Schwabacker—straightened— his— SPRINGFIELD, II!., — (INS) — be required to amend the con World, 546 Beale St., Memphis 5, area, and a warning gong sound “I don’t get that.” room. , ' * Among the many things making for these changed conditions Tenn. ed in his mind. Wessels was in “It don’t matter, sor.” The ser The Illinois House and Senate stitution, a change that has been Figuring two minutes to walk enhancing the beauty and nobility of life, would certainly be the reached agreement Thursday on a sought since 1951. his office and his jocularity of geant toed a chair around and WANT to contact a very large woin- thè night before had completely sat down. “What’s th’ way out?” to the stables. Schwabacker blew vacati.on periods in which men find a retreat from the grind and controversial proposal to amend the DOWNSTATE an for show purposes in North. Must out the lamp and stepped, out heavy Impact of inconvenience. state constitution and reorganize The House voted 146'to 22 to vanished. "No way out,” Schyvabacker be near 6 feet.'tall or taller. Weight He was reading a newspaper said. “I’m throdgh in the army, side into the darkness. From that So, this is vacation time, when June comes with its brides and the Illinois court system. support the committee's report and 300-350 pounds. Very strong, healthy moment, there was no turning Both Houses voted to adopt a eliminated an’ amendment to the and not liking it. Sean. It’s just a matter oftime. roses and that beauty of landscape, with its rippling streams and person. Age 3S to 42. Unmarried. • "Sit down, Captain,” Wessels But there’s one thing I’d like to back, yet the thought did not un conference committee's report set resolution tacked on by Rep. Paul nerve him. ' singing trees, the minds of men turn to the vacation spree. tling differences between the sen I Powell (D) Vienna that would have Fine opportunity. Write: Box SP said and gnawed on a cold cigat. do before It’s all over. Yet I’m Since man cannot live by bread alone and has as far as he ate and House, versions of the Sen split the Supreme Court judicial c/o . Atlanta1 ftaily World, Atlanta, "I’ve' been reading your state-, scared; the thought alone lfl ate Joint Resolution 47 and thus District into. Cook County and Georgia. ments to that reporter, Allistair frightening enough." Finnegan meet* his chal knows this one span ta live, it behooves every one to find time for Davis. Somehow I get the Im “What's that, sor?” lenge. there’s something, a vacation period. Forget the cares of work and worry and ar sent the proposal to the people for downstate -districts on the selec BYRD~~rRANSFER COMPANY — consideration in a referendum, at tion and tenure of judges. Reliable handlers, Quick Service. pression that you are bàtter in 6 Schwabacker looked at him in- else to say. but you ain’t man f range to take on the spirit of the season. . _ J the 1958 general election. As. the resolution was adopted, formed on strategy than 1 am?’ tently. "Find Red Cloud and his enough to say it.” Ooutthui S3 per room . Day or Night-— Call Wessels sat.down and slapped the The American people are truly vacation minded. "All work ‘ Only a simple majority ■ of • the the question of selection and ten BR, 6-3020 ' Cheyenne friends and sue for Chapter 81 of “The Brass acsl ’ find no play makes Jack a dull boy" they have found, and one votes cast in the 1958 election will ure was left to future general as- desk with the paper. "Captain, peace,” He set each word out the' Blue^ Mondai- r —---- -* ■