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VOLUME II, NUMBER 98
4 CIO To Carry On Unrelenting Fighf For Enactment Of FEPC
• ■ -W ' Conference Discusses Methods Of Warfare • CLEVELAND, Ohio—(NNPA)—The Congress of Indus- trial Organizations will carry on an "unrelenting fight” for the enactment of fair employment practice legislation, the CIO Staff Conference on Civil Rights, declared after a two- day meeting here last Wednesday and Thursday. The conference, called under thetional Union of Electrical, Radio and auspicies, , of... the OIO Committee to Machine .Workers; United Steel Abolish Discrimination discussed workers of America, Gas, Coke and nnliiods of improving and intensify Chemical Workers. United Paper ing the CIO fight against all form' workers, United Automobile Work of racial «nd religious discrimina ers. United Rubber Workers, Trans tion. port Workers Union, Amalgamated The statement, issued after the Clothing Workers. American News- two-day meeting held at the Ho l»aper Guild, Communication Work tel Hollenden said: er», Oil Workers International Un “The failure of the Senate to vote ion, National Maritime Union. Unit cloture on the motion to take up ed Transport Service Employees, and the FEPC bill was a callous and dis- the United Packinghouse Workers gracefulp lece of political jockeying The CIO Committee to Abolish on an issue involving the lives and Discrimination is headed by James welfare of millions of Americans B Carey. CIO secretary-treasurer. "The opposition to cloture could Its secretary is Willard 8. Town have been expected those reaction send. of Chicago, president of the ary Dlxiccrats who have always United Transport Service Employee., fought every form of forward-look and its director is George L P ing cjvil rights leglslation.-But there Weaver, of Washington. is overwhelming evidence that the machinations of this reactionary bloc was supported by leaders of the Housing Forum Republican party who.gave lip ser St. Augustine : Griggs Business College vice to the cause of civil rights al! Scheduled Here year long-exccpt when Civil rights First annual Housing Forum will IS juries to about 30 others. issues are up (or vote. VICTIM REMOVED FROM WRECKED CHICAGO 1 Flaming gasoline »ear- Graduates Its be present at Clayborne Temple, 294 TROLLEY-A body iiis placed in onan ambulance al ed several autos and set fire to eight buildings, (Editor's note: The record shows Hernando Street/Friday evening, Commencement’ Set Here\ that thirty-three Republicans voted June 23rd, according to announce the scene of the trolley-double trailer gasoline destroying five of them and damaging the Oth- Largest Class for cloture, six against, and three truck crash on Chicago's South Side which took er«.-Internationaler».-International Soundphoto). ment today by Attorney J F Estes, The largest graduating class in shop, Julian D Brandon, ' Henry i Griggs Business and Practical E. were aDseiit, while nineteen Demo chairman of the Planning Commit the lives of at least 33 persons and caused in- the thirteen years of St. Augustine I Arts College will hold its Annual Bridgeforth, Otlia Lorenzo Brown. crats voted for. cloture twenty-six tee for the Forum Others associat Memphis, received diplomas at the ¡Commencement exercises this week Hattie Mae Bush, Calvin W. Clax against, and nine were absent. The ed with the committee are Dr R parish High Mass from his Excel end with Dr. S. A Owen, pastor of ton. Artericus Cummings, Johnnie Senit'1 is composed of fifty-four Q. Venson, Henry Davis, C W lency, William L Adrian, DD., Bi Metropolitan Baptist Church, and Dowdy. Charles-M. Finnie. Edward Democrat» voted for cloutre, twenty Bowens, co-chairman; Clifton Sat Travelers Aid Holds Will Dedicate shop of Nashville. Dr. H. H. Jones, pastor of Centen L. Franklin, J aines Franklin. Solo six agaih't and nine were absent terfield. and William Crawford. Sunday. May 28th. Rev. Father ary Methodist Church as guest mon Gooch. Lucille-Green, Clarence The Senate Is composed of fifty-four "This forum will become an an High School Bertrand Kock, OFM. Pastor of the speakers. Metropolitan Baptist Gwin. Jr., Chester A. Harp. William Democrats voted for cloture, twenty : nual educational program sponsor church, presented the thirty five church will be setting for both the Hawkins. Susie Alice Horne, Melba cans.) ed by the newly created Veterans | Fine Annual Meeting Gym Sunday graduates to the bishop. Sister Mary baccalaureate services Sunday. H Hudson. Arguster Jaekspn. James DECENCY DEFEAT Building Corporation." Attorney The new high school gymnasium St. Oabriel, BVM Kai sponsor of June 4th, during which tune Pastor Ernest Jackson, Isaac E. Johnson. i of the interest manifested by Miss 'The failure to vole Cloture was a Estes added. "The housing forumI, Attorney Lewis It Duiiclson, Ill on Booker T Washington high the class. Owen will give a special message Otis Johnson. Mattie Bell Jones, defeat for millions of decent Ameri will concern itself with Informing ] vice-president of fiie Memphis Eva Sums, executive secretary of Edward Flagg was awarded the Bcordies Jordan. Bettye Jean school campus will be dedicated at 11 o'clock A. M : and the follow cans. It was a victory for nobody. It I the citizens of Memphis and vlctn-1I Travelers Aid Society, cut short a |I the Memphis Travelers Aid So- C. B J. Mooney (former editor of Lenoir, James A Lewis, Alfred Eu- . this Sunday afternoon, June Sth ing Monday evening, June Sth, be brought dismay to the millions ofj ity with a thorough knowledge ol ■j business trip pi Washington, D. C. i! I’icly, in lier Negro workers, and the Commercial Appeal» medal for gene Mackey. Anna Rose Martinez. 8upt Bcnest c Ball of the Mem- ginning at 8 o’clock. Dr. Jones will citizens who feel the weight of bias private and public housing— as it ai-1I and flew back to Memphis in or- ‘ how she had 'gone to bat" for the highest scholastic average for Rebecca Louise Miller. Joseph Mit , phis Board of Education will be speak on the commencement pro and discrimination. fects the future builder and buyer, Ider to (III a speaking engagement them time and again when the four years Edward Flagg *as ac chell. Jr.. Willie Mae MWIC Warren KO t'f int tin -...i II. Ill t *1 t il ,; guest speaker. gram: This will be the 43rif annus!- j particularly pointing out the pro-1- al Lhe annual mecUim of the quesU'ih’came up ax fo the per- cepted for Harvard this faH term G Morris, W T. Mosley. James I Dufipt - dedfelfon cereatortteti. commencement for the college “It brought Jubilation to tho’e1 ncr location Im develop individual Negro Advisory Hoard of the So mnnmicy of their position after The Honor Key for excellence in Thomas Mull, Lavon Partec, Mar which begin at flbe o'clock, the new Students will demonstrate each foes of democracy who have based housing as well as community plan ciety last Friday evening In his- USO had been dropped icholarshlp. loyalty, and general tha Ann Perkins, Alfred K. Phillips, gymnanum will' be officially phase of the work as taURht by the their evil anti-democratic propa ning." message, the young attorney re- "It wu Miss Sams who played achievement was merited by Eu Joseph Randolph. John F Ray. J. 1 Attorney Estes added that there | named the Blair T. Hunt Gymna school. This exercise promised to ganda on the diesis that our demo the leading role in helping to re gene McKinney Edward Flagg and B Robinson, Walter Lee Robinson. counted some of the accomplish sium. in honor of Prof. B. T. Hunt, be (lie most outstanding in the his cratic system cannot or will not cope are areas within the city which arc tain the'« fine Colored worker' Carolyn Myers received certificates Roy C Richardson, Andrew Y ments of Travelers Aid Society, and principal of Booker T. Washington, tory of the institution, according to with the major problems of our so considered blighted and unfit tor for perfect attendance throughout Rodgers. Dorothy Riddick. Edward commended the services rendered for Travelers Aid," Prof,-Hunt de announcement by C J Gaston, bust ciety. human habitation. Negroes a r. c. high school The program Is their four years of High School Schcrrod. Jessie A Sinclair, Willie Ijv the Negro Advisory Board clared scheduled to at art at 5 o'clock. ness manager for Griggs Business living in a greater- perccptagc of "Your work in so many instancesI Oeraldlne Burke received a certifi H. Thompson, Harold T Trice, Alf This Is the first gym lor Negroes College. "The petty partisans who havr those areas. It was pointed out 1 has gotten closer to the people New members of the board werr cate for perfect attendance through Turner. Clyde H Walls, Cara C. played football with the FEPC and. Condemnation proceedings will be presented bv Mrs Mary E Mur- jI in the history of Memphis. aL two years of schooling There will ta a speed typewriting Washington, Ernest, C. Williams. j who need il Ilian, our board," Mr j other civil r'ght.s issues have dope gin shortly after a final area ascer phy, chairman of the nominating II hough Beale Avenue Auditorium To Helen Kay Greene and Rita contest, and three outstanding busi Frank L Woodard, Henry E. Vcazcy. their country a riisserviee. It Ls lime tainment which will result into Donelson asserted He was cape- committee, slid principal of Alon-1 lias been used for this purpose It j Lawscha went two scholarships to ness men will offer prizes to stu that they come to realise the seri many Negro families having to sell the USO. will be available to school athletes | Chairman Hunt eloquently told11 so Locke School. They were Mrs ward their education in any school dents who excels by writing the ousness of the problems which their thejr property at a reasonable valu of all the schools pending construc- of their choice by the Delta Sigma 1 Hollis F Price, wife of Ix’Moyne I largest number of words per min obstructionism creates. ation to the Housing Authority in College president; Prof Jessei1 tinn »of other gyms. Theta and the Alpha Kappa Alpha ute. order that a clearance will be made The Blair T. Hunt Gymnasium k sororities respectively. Memphis Baptists Omega Program Is I Springer, Coordinator of Negro Fifty-five students will receive di "The, CIO and the CIO Commit- to build public housing or sell to Uic third major development in Xavier University of the South I Schools; Prof A, B Bland, prin- plomas, including graduates from tee to Abolish discrimination pledgelpnvate enterprises to develop 'the physical education of the Ne- offered two football scholarships for Groom For Trip 'cipal of Hyde Park School; Prof the Commercial Department and themselves to carry on the fight for This program will consist of a Set For June 18; , gro .youth Washington High School four years to students qualifying Ixiuis Hobson, principal of Lester the Radio Division FEPC and civil rights. We will bring panel of noted speakers on various Stadium, constructed about four- - according to their scholastic and Street School; and Mrs. Grace Founded by the Late Mrs. Sutton To Louisville the issues ___ __and _ —the voles Wto thè JZVVpei-” phases of this gigantic housing ¡Dent Is Speaker teen years ago, was the first. physical abilities E Griggs, who for many years head pie back home, We will demand this Young. transition which will take place Other committee chairmen rrtak-| There is a new and more modem The graduates of 1950 are: Juan ed the college. Griggs has become a Approximately five hundred dele- week, this month, this year, that the within the next few years. Following Icially Impressed with the annual] stadium in Orange Mound. It's the ita Johnson, Lorraine Cooke, Rita widely known Institution dedicated gates and visitors will attend the tCongress of the United Stales do these speakers will be the question • __ • rv «- • ... Lawscha, Geraldine Burke, Augus to the training of young people for NaUonal Sunday School and B T. the Job for which it was elected. and answer period. Some of lhe (Continued On Back Pagel ((ontinued On Back Page) ta Pickett. Emma McXIssack, Edna business and commerce Under the U Congress in Louisville. Ky from "The FEPC bill must be passed " questions to be answered will in . ------— Hardlmon, Dorothy Mitchell, Ear- G1 bill of Rights a number of vet the Memphis vicinity There will be REPRESENTATIONS clude:— lyn Cain. Evelyn Cain. t«dye Jean erans have been able to get s'pecial a special train carrying majority CIO unions represented at the I How will I he affected or do Clemmer, Carolyn Myers, Dorothy training in business courses, and Williams, Elizatath Robinson, Greta of these delegates over the Illinois Conferenre Included lhe tnlerna- (Continued On Rack Pagei Baptist Laymen Raised $400 , many industrial courses, including Central I,inc The train has been • Caple, Alice Allen. Ella Mae Davis. radio. Dr Owen's interest and lead designated the Presidential A Mc Willie Dodson, Helen Kav Greene. ership as well as that of his church. Ewen Williams Special, named in Elsie Pettigrew, and the boys; Lon Metropolitan, have brought Griggs honor Dean A. McEwen Williams, Du.: s ^Htional Rally nie Brooks. Linwood . Chambers. Business College to new heights In president of the Baptist Mission Warren Chapel Moving Ahead Z L Bonner, of Metropolitan Harvey Gaines. Edward Wilhite. R. I (n their first major i Florida Street Holds Collier's Proposes Dr.’Bunche h /Commencement-Editor As Ambassador To Russia ’ Swingler Is Speaker Collier's today proposed Dr. Ralph would be u logical, step in Ameri Bunche as. the ideal man for. the ca’s progress toward better- race’ re Florida Street Grammar School job of Ambassador to Russia.’ lations." v graduated 144 puplis from the 8th The national weekly suggests on i The weekly suggests that th grade Monday, morning in ceremon on its editorial page this week that President make’ the Bunche ‘ap ies held on the school campus in President Trupian offer the post to pointment "when Admiral Alan J.’ frontjof the building, Guest speak Dr. Bunche "at the earliest oppor Kirk has had enough.of thtMos- er foTtfie graduating class of 85 tunity,” — not only to confound cow assignment.1' J • f ■ girls and 69 boys was Editor L 0 the Kremlin but as. a squelcher, to .. A Bunche appointment would be Swingler of the Memphis .World, Russia’s propaganda campaign one way for our government to turn “This is hot Your Stopping ■■ buill around racial segregation in the tabla on the Soviet segrega Place,’’ the journalist told the class the United States. r •• • ’ tion propaganda . "and $how the as lie nirged- members to-continue „ •'.■■■■_. ■ world, by deed rather than by word, J MW.. . Dr, Bunche,' presently "Bixector of that the segregation picture isn’t so their education through high school the trusteeship division of the, p. black 86 it's' painted.’’ ,, and then college. ' .. • lx N,', deserves a chance, to try his ’’The Russian citizen couldn’t very Editor Swingler was presented by peacemaking talents on the cold well be denied the knowledge thai Prof. Jesse D. -Springer. Coordi war in Bussiaj>says Collier^, I nator of Negro Schools, who point /'It.shouldn't be thought that we ir to his-government," the cd out to the youngsters that the are advocating pr. Bundle's qp- speaker forged his way, through pointtpent ae a stiVlt.V <%aA%; ;the high school and college against many odds that would have stomp ed "a less, cdurageous soul." Members of lhe graduating class who participated on program were Barbara Wilson, Doris Mathis. Ray Nell Scott. Lonnie Smith,. Malene Mart in, and Cecil McCaster, who for Two Million Dollars CHICAGO;Tllinols"- As'L^i:mô; words. , rial to one of the best known Bap Miss Emma L. Crittenden, princi- pal of the school, presented "the tists in America who- died August 22,-1222.¿there—was^R.-H-—Boyd years as a Criminal Investigator'in ' lie reached by calling 8-1173 following puplis as candidates for TO5TTO EMPLOYEES-FRIEND • ■ . - - | Ministerial Retirement Fund, nam graduation to the ninth grade:- . ■ • . i ' " - ’ now become a reality. The assis ed in honor of and ss a'Memorial tant secretary and '. treasurer 13 CLASS ROLL On May 21, beginning at 7 P. M. the evening. '_2 and a lovely time was enjoyed by to the late Richatp Henry Boyd, Miss £L B. Wilçot, à'direcièfln.the. BOYS- - the lop officials of Bluff City Bev Mr. Hubert R. Lewis of Bluff City all. J - builder of the National Baptist Citizens Savings Bank, treasurer of Marlon Barry erage Company distributors of Sea Beverage Company who gave in Shown on above photo left to right arc A. G. Shields, advertising Publishing Board’s plapt In Nash the Nashville Globe Publishing Maurice Blake gram, Yellowstone, Kentucky Tav spiring remarks, introduced him. Leon Bowen ' ern and oilier fine brands of whis The bar was beautifully decorated malinger of the MEMPHIS WORLD ville. Tennessee, the first presidetit Company, and secretary otthe De* with Seagram products as well as and President df the A. G. Shields of the Citizens Savings Bank and Francis Bratcher key in Memphis, were hosts to more nomlnational Trust Association, who is* also employed at thé Na* James ¿took — than 150 friends and employees at other brands sold by this company Advertising Agency; J. Marshall Le Trust . Company, the founder of the the Negro Southern League will i year NSL diamorid"busfness nieettni: the Del Morocco Club, 234 Hernando iii this aAa. A full course T-Bone wis of Bluff City Beverage Com National Baptist uriion-Reviow, a tional Baptist. Publishing Board. Jimmie Cooper hold its annual mid-season meeting arc Alan Page, secretary of New steakdinner was served during the pany, host; Scoop Jones, center, religious publication, and the head The. ten person^ who, along Withj Tommie Dailey Street. on Sunday, June 11, at 11:00 a. m. Orleans; Dr, Nobel R. Frisby, Green Tills elaborate affair was held in cocktail party starting, at 6 P. M. Seagram Distilling Company; J..W. of many other denominational niiove Lawrence Dandridge the incorporators make up thé firstl in the main offices of Martin Sta ville; Beck Sheppard. Chattanooga: honor of "Scoop Jones," Southern and continuing until 10 P. M. In Cartwright, Seagram Distilling Com ments. Richard Daniels board of Directors, are J. M.-Har* dium here, it was announced joint Harvey, Atlanta; Hose Walker, field representative of Seagram order to serve the many late ar pany (Memphis Division); and Hu there was presented to the Con George Douglass vey, D. D. Chicago, J. W.-Wash* ly Sy league president Dr. W. s. Louisville; T. J. Brown, Memphis Distilling Company, makers of Sea- rivals. bert R. Lewis of Bluff City Bev gress forces personnel, of the, five ingtqn, D. D. Port Worth, Texas, Jesse Emory Martin and loop commissioner B. mid Matty Brescia, league publicity gTam 7 Crown, V. 0.. and Seagram erage Company co-host for the oc incorporators, the ten members B. A, Robinson, Kalamazoo,1 Michj Russell Farmer casion. T. Harvey of Atlanta. director, while Dr. Martin, promin Ancient Bottled Gin. Mr. Jones who of .'the Executive Board, and the R. B. Porter, D. Di, LoaiAngela, Freddie Fox *' Club ..owners and directors repre ent Memphis' superintendent of made the trip to Memphis from (WORLD Photo by Ernest Wlth- zighty-five members of the Nation Lorenza Franklin ■ers). Oalif;, E. M. Elmore, D. D.1 Louis* senting the Memphis Red Caps. At Collins Chapel Hospital here and New Oilcan's was guest speaker for al Board o' this'nationwide move ville, Ky; P. & Wilkinson, D.b„ San Joe Glover - lanta Brown Crackers, Chattanooga owner of the $350,000 Martin Sta Artis Golden ment. They have accepted the chal Antonio, TexasrBT'b? Byrd, D. D., Choo Choos, New Orleans Creoles dium will preside. . lenge to raise two million dollars Los Angeles California, , John W, Henry Green ap’d. Louisville Stars will come here Remember Pals from the people of the United John Hill Williams, D. D., Kansas 'City, for the NSL baseball session. In ad I Dr. Martiy disclosed that several States as an Endowment Fund, the Albert Jackson Missouri, 'Rev. J. B. Ridley, D. D., dition assoiatc league members from important business matters will be interest from which will be used to Harvey Jenkins Left Behihd At Nashville, Tennessee, A. A, Lucas, the Savannah,' Georgia. Tigers; discussed for the balance of the 1950 pay a pastor whose church joins tiie George Jones D. D., Houston pointed out’that) Jackson, Tennessee Giants; Indi-J campaign including lhe completion of Corporation, ar.d whorbecomes in-" Lynous Jones Lamar Hospital theCitlzcnsSavliigs Bank and anapolis ABC Hoosiers: Knoxville the second-half schedule, applica Robert Earl Jones The Memphis Urban League Is a It gathers and interprets the facts capacitated by age or infirmities, a Trun Company Jhe oiliest Negro; Tigers; Montgomery Giants, aDd tion consideration of new associate salary the remainder of his life. Edgar Lane •- community service organization on race relations and the soqial , During tlic time he was a pa Banking Institution in the United Jacksonville, Florida Eagles; will al members and the planning of the The charter of this Tennessee, cor Charles Lawsori specializing in the field of race re and economic problems of the col tient at Lamar Veterans Hospital Suites is the Depository, the PhysL so attend the one day Memphis meet first all-star game slated for Mar Thomas Lewis lations. it carries on an educa ored community. J C Wright dcvelpped some close poration was presented, thé Con cal Agent, that a Certified Accounts ing,-league president Dr. Martin tin Stadium on July 4. Miss.1 Eva stitution and By-laws were brought Raymond' Macklin tional and promotional program de It works with other community ties with other patients; It was Firm has been chosen as the,Audi pointed out. Carlman, director of Nurses at Col here, and the full mode of opera Cecil McCaster signed to improve the conditions organizations both public and pri primarily for them that he or tors, and that a well kriôwïi Law Among the well-known Southern | lins Chape) Hospital here, will serve tion, was explained by the officers of William McCou under which Negroes live and vate, to promote adequate housing, ganized a radip program over WDIA Firm in Nashville are lhe Lfgal Negro baseball promotors and exe as the Memphis corresponding se the Sunday' School Congress forces Earley Miles work. It seeks to develop healthy health, recreation and welfare ser after his dismissal from the insti Advisors, that the Scorerary-IYeas* cutives who will travel to Memphis cretary of the meeting,'Dr. Martin in the presence of hundreds of Edward Miller patterns of' intergroup relations vice for the entire community. tution. urer had made bond to the ambimt to' attend ’lie' all-important mid-1 said. - - • visitors from many other denomina •Sid Montgomery throughout the community. It sometimes pomotes specific Wright; who is a veteran of of fifty thousand dollais^with ...the tions. William Moore There are Urban Leagues in 56 social, work activities to meet other World War II, calls his program R. H. Boyd MinhlerTal Retirement wise unmet needs among Negroes the Lamar-Kenriedy tfeU Show.. It Fund Inc,, as surety. ' j Hamp Mullins cities and 29 states and District The president is M. w. Day, Herbert Munn of Columbia.. Local leagues decide until other agencies, are found to’ is a regular Monday evening fea layman, who halls frym Nashville^ Not in lhe history of Baptist Or* Roschel Oliver their own program, but their af accept responsibility for such pro ture over. WDIA,______GREENVILLE DELTA a nationally known worker iii frater ganizatlons has a Pension James O’Neal filiation with the national body grams. ...j ' Mrs. Lucille Martin, assistant nal and civic organizations; the ment been launched before. Many Willie Osby requires that they be interracial, recreational director at Lamar, has It provides an, Information, coun vice-president is Rev. J. T. Patto, of the States and dozen- of Asso Ben Perry that they have a professionally been impressed by the courage and seling and referral service for indi mortician,' an ordained preacher ciations have endorsed the, Pljn, GIANTS PLAY SUNDAY George Pope trained staff and that they accept high spirit Wright showed while viduals with employment problems. and a-business man, from Tennes such as Michigan, New York, Ten Horace Pruitt the general philosophy and objective a patient al the hospital. Il promotes the occupational ad see; chairman of the Executive nessee, Illinois, Florida, Alabama, Carl Record of the whole Urban League •move "Why J. C not only showed vancement of colored workers by Board is W. 0. Slieffield, Baptist California, Virginia and others,, ac Carl Ed Smith ment. courage in fighting his disease, but carrying on program^ of vocational Layman, contractor aind a member cording to statements haodéd out Lonnie Smith WHAT IT DOES was a great morale builder for the guidance and public education and of the board of directors of the here by the leaders from these va Stadium on Sunday afternoon to Frank Spearman The Urban League wortes eys- others,’ Mrs.- Martin stated. by encouraging training in the Citizens Savings Bank in Nash'dlle- rious states. ■ ' • I, ' ■ Jp take ton Lhe Memphis Red Caps in a Archie Spirvey emallcally with management!, la Wright is now back with his wife, skilled crafts and technical occupa secretary is Rev. Henry A. Boyd, League doubleheader beginning al -Grover Strickland bor, government agpncics and the and the couple reside temporarily son of the man who is bein'; Oiic of the’ attractive features James Strong1 general public to expand and im tions. It provides employers with a con memorialized by the setting up of about the hew corporation Is that Alexander Sykes prove lob opportunities for Negro sultalion_and advisory service-on policy and through its commlt- its purpose is to collect one dollar Raymond Tanner workers. problems of race relations in In hilttees, works with the profes just' one time from the member» of Floyd. Taylor sional staff in carrying out the pro,, at 706 St. Paul Ave. He originated the churches that endorse and take L. C. Thomas dustry. - i Il carries on a year around pro gram. his program while he was still in membership in the corppration. James Tumipseed Harzene Perryman gram in Public and Race Rela WHAT IT OFFERS • the hospital. Two songs, he has There will be no extra taxation, no . Roosevelt Walker The Memphis Urban League of Annie Bell Phillips tions. composed have attracted the at traveling expenses, no’per diem for Otis Webb Loretta Poindexter The League works with all or fers to the community a tested tention ..of the Hollywood Record board meetings, no overhead, iso Whitehead M C / Frances Price ■ ganizations whose programs affect progjani. of preventive social work ing Company. they claim, and not one penny of. Williams Ernest Helen Pugh the social and economic well-be desigrted to help eliminate racial the one dollar paid in by the va Wilson FTank LDorls Jean Robertson ing of the Negro community inequalities and develop a sound rious churcli members is to ba Vattie Mae Robertson Among the agencies with which it basis of intergroup understanding. spent for anything other than’in '■ It offers Io the individual an op Wilma Robinson maintains constant contact ate: investment in the Endowment Vlrcinla Robinson Council of Socia.1 Agencies, Church portunity to join In voluntary in NORTH CROSS Fund. . • ()* ’«.< Christine Armstrong Ray Nell Scott es, Public Schools, United States terracial activities aimed toward Another one of the features is Freda Banks Liliie Mae Sgurlock Employment;’" Service, Civil Ser making democracy a reality in NURSES MEET that there will be a Book of Re BABY PRIED FROM, PIPE Ernestine-Baker Corrine Sims vice (State and Federal) Veterans employment, health, housing, re The North.Cross Nurses will hold membrance for each state by cities PHILADELPHIA, _Pa^=Using a Ollie Bell_____ , Beatrice Smith—s— Administration, Housing Author creation. education.—veterans aL its regular meeting Monday eve or towns, that will give the nàme brand new tool, Adrian Hackler, of Delores Bratcher Ethel Smith ity, Health Department., Depart fairs’ and rane relations. ning, June 5, begiping at 8 o’clock and address of 'ne present pister, the Philadelphia Fire Department, Warine Bratcher • Myrtis Jean Smllh_ ment of Public Wefarc, American WHAT YOU CAN DO at the residence of Mrs. Fenton Lit. church clerk, chairman of the freed little Billy Pass, 22 months Armour Brown Shelley Spighi Federation of Labor, Congress of In The Urban League needs moral tie, 1352 Voflentlne Avenue. All board, and. each member who pays old whose leg was caught in a pipe Willie Mae Brown 'Ethel Stokes .__ _ duslria) Organization, Red Cross. and financial support. members are asked to be. present in the one dollar one time, and vent . Hackler's biother has 'rlesign- YvonniFBrown i 'THE OMEGA NOVELL. Cherry Louise Streeter HOW IT WORKS Gifts and memberships will make these books,.according to tiie secre- cd the tool—an elongated poker—to Johnnie Mae Buford Menrose Taylor Tiie League’s membership elects it possible for the league to pay tàry. will be kept in the archives cf rescue little boys whose feel get for and improve its property. Claudine Burdett __i> EarlliuyThomas . an interracial Executive Board of Vets Urged ¡the Corporation, with Its headquar stuck in pipes. Helen .Calllcott Memberships range from regular Elsic^Tliomas thirty-three persons. Board mem (Continued from Page One) ters In Nashville. j® ) Alice M, J. Cody ■ Exlc V. Thompson- bers serve a one year term. The $(1.00) to life ($100.00). Take out There was presented to rhe en Ollie Mae Cohen ■ Ixiulse Todd Executive Board elects officers, seta a membership In the Urban League Sage follows:- ■'____ ~ ' ■ tire National Board, the Executtoa Willie Mäe Curry Daisy Wallace now. . ’ — ■ You must havq poll tax .re Committee and tiie IiicorporatOrs^ Ada Curtis Helen Wallace Henry B. White,-President ’ . ceipt by June 5, 1950, to be eligible detail statement, accompanied by^ Annie' P. Daniels Dr. Peter Gooper,-. Chairman Eemice Ward BE TAllER to vote in the August 3rd Primary. the bank book of all the donations Clara Davis Katheryn Washington 1-3 INCHES, New Scientific Sy- Board of Directors For the November election, re that had Jréen received, and which Frances Day tern Now Developed. Guaranteed Thelma Western J. A. McDaniel, Executive Secre ceipt poll tax can be obtained upto showed that the mohey thus 4«r_ Florence Diggs Delores White Harmless and Permanent. FREE tary. •' election day. ‘ent in had beeh acknowledge, t&e Odessa Louise Dogan : Edna Williams information, t You must register and obtain poll churchès sent a membership certifi Jimmie Ruth Echols j Llnctha Williams natural methods FIX UP—PAINT itP ' tax receipt, if you as n veteran and cate and the money deposited it). » Gwendolyn Emery I Barbara Wilson p. 0. BOX 281 By citizen want to vote. You cannot savings account. ' ■ "■■ Mary Ann Glasper Oscar Marie Withers Davcrnport, Iowa HOUSECRAFT, Inc. complain if you do not1 put out the The five incorporators constitute Melvina Hall ' LJlllc Mac Williams. 201 Soutli Cooper necessary tlnje and effort to secure the Investment Committee andl.wiU Vellar Harris.____ . these rights which may determine supervise, not only thef rtèejp$s, Rosa Henderson We Build New Homa, Garages- Add On Rooms—Remodeling Of your future as-, citizens. but such investments Jroiji the Clotile Holmes «This 16-a non-Wisari appeal; D6 All Kind! ■. » r u IjY . ¡»lire Charlene James - noTTaU to "act' ■ ~ ~ - - in regularly Jas. Ella Jefferson ROOFING - SIDING - PAINT ING-CONCRETE PORCHES — Iskell Johnson WALKS. AND DRIVES. Mary Johnson We also Sell and Install FLOOR Irma Jean Jones FURNACES, GAS AND ELEC Mattie Lee Laird TRIC STOVES - REFRIGERA Johnnie Mae Lamb TORS. TILE FLOORS, and Willie Mabie Lester BATHS. Shirley‘Lott NO MONEY DOWN! Versie Lee Maggitl 36 Months To Pay. For ”'“, Maleno Martin FREE ESTIMATES, Call Doris Mathis GEORGE E. MILLER . Juanita- Manning Phone.2-1830 CJaudia McKinney - jean. McKinney , , ' I ...... I ' Cail Lee1 McPherson \ you ever tasted Dorothy Merriweather Mary.Moore . . Mildred Nelson I . .. Essie Nbeley, ’ 7s r HEWING CÜMMiNr. MtUfMtf. TENU, COKE I. 'ECHO* ANSASI • yOUICAUfOIHNll • I. f 7 (KENTUCKY I V straight ÏBOURBON 4 YIA« 010 ¡95 PROOF Hosiery Store, I IOI| ea(e and Hernando Sh. . | 8traig: -4.YWRS,QLD-9A PROOF S___ NY . LOUISVILLE, KENTUCI^ ----- ,t .. . r 7. .. * •• «r» - ___ í______T ------Í------1 . t 5v ■•? Try-'"- tT$ « J' Í / fiess, Dr. «nd Mrs. W. R. Young, Mr. - MEMPHIS WOMB O' Moy. J»S î, WM 0 and Mrs. Rutsell 8ugarm?n. and s A i d* ♦ . XI ■ . I...... ■■■ > ’Buutly, Mr. and Mrs. Jului Garner, deuce ol Mrs. LurU *Pather - and M,. Mrs. St. Julian Simp clubs And Society Notes Mrs. Miry Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Ish Edith Street. Mrs. Roxie kins, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson, am. Shaw, Mrs. Viola Morris, Mrs. chairman; Mrs. Margaret O. Mr,-and Mrk A. A. Branch and GUEST FROM Club will riteet at the homeofMrs Cordelia Alexander, Mrs. Amanda er, secretary; Mrs. G. H. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williams;-- STARKVILLE, MISS. Oulta Brown, 2690 Spottswood Ave. Roland, Mrs. Matty Johnson, Mrs. reporter. Members of tlie Varsity Club aré Lula Rogers, Mrs. Mlttie Clay, Mrs. ■ Mr. and Mrs. O: V. Alexander had Apt. 2, Sunday, 'June 4th at 4:00 . >»• Mr. Phil Booth, Sr., Mr. Walter ; Alma Faulkner? Mr$. Josie Powers, as their house guest for the week I’M NORTHSIDE SOCIALITES *8' Butler, Mr. O.tcar Crawford,. Mr. end Mrs. Carrie Gipson of Stark Mrs. oulta Brown, president; Mrs. Rosa Woods, Mr. Henry Bran The Northsid? Socialite» enter* Taylor Hayes, Mr. Thomas Hayes, ville. Mississippi, who was up to Mrs. Gussye M. Sweet, secretary non, Mrs. Julia Fisher, Mr. F. Ross. tained with a house party on May Dr. Fred Rivers, Mr. Herbert Rob visit hérJbrother Mr. Odle Alexander and reporter. ■- ; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crawford, Mr. 20th. T5ie party was given in an inson, Mr. George: Stephens, Dr. who have suffered from a heart and Mrs. Leroy Oakland, Mrs. Anna effort to raise funds for a nursery Charlie Lloyd. Dr. James Spencer attack since May 4th. Reid, Mrs. Lucile Burks, Mrs. Mar- MEMPHIS MIXER CLUB guerite McCall. Mrs. Susie Berry,,that, k.. » I.-*s ,nto, knbp_ I constructedn inI*. that Byas, Dr. William Martin. Mr. Ma Mrs. Gipson attended the gradu The club will meet at the home .of ceo Walker, Mr. 3. W. Qualls, Mr. ating exercise of her nephew, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Drake. 691 Ay Mr. Alzona Longgottl, Mr. and Mrs. 1,r^nu ___ , The Socialites want to thank Jimmy Greene, Mr. Marks Gordon, Alexander‘Deloach from St. Au ers Street. Monday night"June 5. Perkins, Mrs. Maggie Hinds.. every one for their loyal support. Mr. Robert Willis, Mr, Sam ’Helm. gustine Catholic High, Sunday All members are asked to be pre The guest list included: T u f t; Mr. George Toles', and Dr. A. B morning at 9:00 A. M. sent. ' THE CORPORATIVE Carter. : ■ ...f Greene of the famous Rocketers, and is well liked and remembered hosti at a Spring Formal T a s-1 She has now, "returned to her Mrs. Lottie Horne, president, Miss FLORIST CLUB By JEWEL GENTRY members of the noted Happy Four by all alumni. Friday evening'at the Hotel Men's I hpnie after having spent an enjoy Mozella Washington, reporter. Tlje Corporative Florist Club and, GRADUATION / Club and the officers of the famous Mrs. Eldora Amos and Mrs. Eliza Improvement Club for the, first time I MI8S BENNIE GARY WEI) TO able Sunday evenlng-with quite a . Mrs.,Sallie Harris. 1199 Wicks at The Mt. Pisgah' Quartett will pre .. '-Interest i? focused this week on M. and M. Gospel Singers. Mrs. L. beth Elrod gave Readings on the In 10 years. The Club had been con-: MR. CURTIS WILLIAMS number of her friends out to see tended, the entertainment on last sent a flower pageant and musical graduation — SUNDAY BACCA- E. Jenkins, president;, Mrs. D. J, short program — Mrs. Helen. West sidered for years the "Cream of the I The marriage of Miss Bennif her. week and held the lucky number June 4th at 3 P. M. at Tlie Harris , LAUREATE SERMONS were ob Rogers, corresponding secretary* served by LeMoyne College and'the furnished the music. ------' Crop” not only in Southern • So Gary of Denver_and Memphis, We are glad to say at this writing which was 28. Harris won a- beau- Memorial Church, Ely and Essick 5 High Schools. The Reverend Blair Miss Martell Trigg, member of ciety, but; one of the highest of daughter of Prof. D. W. Gary of Mr. Alexander is improving. tifr.l bed spread: Street. Mrs. L. Muse Warford, President, i ’ . ' ' T. Hunt, LeMoyne Alumnus and the faculty,and Class Advisor, pre Negro social.life of this country. Memphis and Mrs. Hettye Gary of VETERANS BLDG. CORPORA-.. I. Mrs. Lula Farris, Sponsors. Harvard man, elogently delivered sented the Class of 1950 to tlie Le Adding a soft glow,to the summer Denver, Colo, and Mr. Curtis Wil PROSPERITY WOMEN’S RENAISSANCE HOLIDAY TION TO HOLD ITS MEET Mrs. N. Joyner, Reporter. the. Sermon for LeMoyne College: Moyne Alumni Association. Thé theme white gladioli in baskets pre liams, son of Mrs. Rosa Jordan of SOCIAL CLUB GROUP 1 Veterans Building Corporation Memphis was beautifully solemniz- The Reverend H. M. Nelson, pastor class was accepted by Mr. LeRby V. dominated in decorations through The Prosperity Women's Social The Club niet with- Mrs. Leota B. will hold its monthly meeting at the of»8t. James A. M. E. Church was Johnson, President of the LeMoyne out the spacious room..Each table ed at 6:30 Sunday evening, June . Ellis. 1389 Woodward May 16. Mrs.;1 THE CITY BEAUTIFUL 28. in the Emmanuel Episcopal ? COMMISSION: ' Y. M. C. A- Saturday, June 3rd, be- the speaker at the Manassas Vesper Alumni. Mr Johnson made a short draped in white was centered with B. J. Baskin, president presided over | ■ ginning at 8 P. M. All members are .talk on behalf of the organization. Church in the presence oi their im with the Rock Island Railroad. The City Beautiful Commission Services where Mr. J. A. Hayes is arrangements of gardenias made in the meeting.—------[ urged to attend, and any person 31st Ward held its monthly meeting Principal, Reverend E. M. Johnson Mrs. Ernestine Clark presented a the form of a V — Mrs. Flora mediate families, a few close friends . Devotion led by^Mrs. Inna Var i desiring to become a member, vet* and the Grant School iaculty. with 1 Visiting their pa7eiits.»Mr. and Wednesday night May 24,. at the of Avery Chapel AME Methodist half-scholarship to the president of Churchville Cochran of "Flora’s I Mrs. J. L. Brinkley, Sr. on St. nado was very inspiring. Reports of i eran or non veteran may attend and Father St. Julan. Simpkins offici home of Mrs. Johnnie Spraghlng, Church spoke for Booker Washing the College from the Alumni. Flowers” did a most marvelous job all committees were made. Many gram Mi. Ruby Johnson acted as ating. They used the Impressive Paul Street were Mr. and t Mrs. 1443 Kyle Street. ton High School where Mr. B,,.T, After singing the Alma Mater with the lighting as well as the plans were perfected for the com its purposes, alms and program. Austin Brinkley of Chicago and ...... > ...... , The meeting was called to order Hunt is principal — Mr. Floyd song, food was. in order which was huge baskets of flowers and other double ring ceremony. The Sanctu ing month, including the 18th an-1 Atty. Percy. Brinldey of Baltimore. niversary of tile club...... 1 bY thc chairman. Devotion was con- I Officials aof tfie organization are ■lroseHI served buffett style. decorations, bringingjuL the tonesJ ary and Altar of the church was de- niversary of the club. Matthew L. Gray, president; Julius , corated with ferns and white gladi- I Much oLtheirJlme was spent witli Three birthdiitr~W£re celebrated,! ducted by the chaplain. Remarks of ■ hgd as their speaker his father. Mrs. Jeannett Carr served as I¡ of the colorful formats. their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ■ C. McClellan, treasurer; Mattle'A. Mistress of Ceremonies. ' Highlight of tlie evening was a i1 oil interspersed witli snap-dragons. namely, Mrs. Lidia'Collier. Mrs: Vi-1 encouragement was glyem by Mrs. ReVerend J. L. Campbell, pastor of and Mrs. John Brinkley on South Lewis,-secretary: '‘and ' James J. The Committee for the 1950 af-1I snappy floor-show given by mem-!I Mrs. Adrian Simpkins, organist ola B Cawthon. and Mrs. Cassan- Pfarl R. Davis, of Chicago, Illinois, t. Stephens Baptist Church — Mr. Parkway East. Many courtesies were Estes, legal counselor. t was in charge of the nuptial music diaHarris. A beautiful birthday cake A delicious dinner was served by er,‘prtneipalof Hamilton -bers-of—Nat Towles" Orchestra and shown the Brinkley brothers who Mrs. C. P. Roland. Mrs. E. P. Clark, i which preceded the singing of ”0 was presented bearing the.names of the hostess and /njoycd by all. High had as their speaker, the (show, at the Palace Theatre last are well known and liked among Reverend J, A. McDaniel of the Mrs. Ann Hall and Miss Mary Cot week. “Tuff" Green’s orchestra Promise Me" by Mrs. Helen Shelby. each of the honorees. The cake was Next meeting will be held at the FLORIDA STREET SCHOOL a large circle of friends. Atty home of Mrs. J. M. Burford, 1540 Presbyterian Church. ton. i furnished the music. Serving the Altar were Phil 1 Brinkley practices in Washington. presented by the hostess. Mrs. B. MISS E. L. CRITTENDEN, Prill. Booth, Jr. and Kenneth Dixon. Rozelle Street, June 28. St. Augustine Catholic High held T J. Baskin was- presented a corsage The Parent-Teachers-Association Noticed at the front table Just The bride, given in marriage by by the club for her untiring ser Mrs. p. Perkins, Clmirmiin. of Florida Street School had a tea Its commencement exercises and Hi Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Garrett LEMOYNE GRADUATION under a huge V for Varsity was her father, wore a short length pink I vices given. Tlie corsage was pre Mrs. Julia White. Reporter. Sunday evening from 4:00 to 6:00 P, Mass Sunday morning. are the proud parents of a baby Tlte traditional graduation exer 1 Dr. Frederick Rivers, president and net designed with a ‘fitted bodice I sented by Mrs. E. L. Butler. M.. with the president in charge. girl, named Denise, who made her cises Were held Tuesday on the beau ' long time member of the club with and .a full embroidered skirt ex Mrs. Viola B. Cawthon conducted BON7.ELLA SOCIAL CLUB The children rendered a grand pro arrival last Saturday morning at DR. FRED L. BROWNLEE tlful College campus in front of I Mrs. Rivers in a pretty organdy — quisite in its simplicity. Her off Qi’e quiz; Mrs. Nettle Reeves, Miss The Bonzella Social Club m e t gram. Mr. Cuby Johnson acted as Collins Chapel Hospital. Mr. Gar GUEST SPEAKER WHEN BROWNLEE HALL, building nam Coming in. early and seen chatting the face pin': tuile hat wks trimmed Fannie Bullock, and Mrs. Lidia Thursday May 25. at the home of Master of Ceremonies. rett Is Band Director at Manassas LeMOYNE AEUMNI ed for Dr. Brownlee with DR. FRED with the Rivers’ were Mr. and Mrs. with pansies. She. carried a bridal Collier Mrs. Beatrice Thornton. 323 Fay Quite a few parents were pre High School. ENTERTAINS J,. BROWNLEE him self delivering Robert Lewis, Jr., Mr. Harold Johny? .bouquet of white carnations center Scholarship recognition will be Avenue, Mrs. Bell Foster, hostess. sent. A few remarks were made by The occasion was inspirational as the commencement address, to the ' Dr. »and Mrs. Wm. Martin, Dr."and" ed with gardenias given to a worthy student by the A Spring Drive was given for the Mrs. Gray and Mr. Johnson. The LEATH SCHOOL’S PROMOTION well as touching when Dr. Fred L. 1950 graduates of LeMoyne College. ¡Mrs. Oscar Speight. Jr.. Dr. and club. ■ club. The person selling tickets menu was candy, peanuts, cookies, AL EXERCISES AT CLAYBORN •- Brownlee gave his final address be The speaker was Introduced by Pre i Crawford in a unusual white short, The bride's only attendant was A very delectable menu was serv with the highest amount over twen und punch with sherbert. TEMPLE fore retiring as General Secretary sident Price. length formal complimented with a hermother. who wore a navy dress ed by the hostess. ty dollars was rewarded a prize. Mrs. Turner, President, MRS. LESLIE TAYLOR, princi • of the American Missionary Associ The College Choir under the di ■ Secretary of the Varisty, was a per with a pink hat — Her corsage was Mrs. B. 7. Baskin, president: Mrs. Mrs. Reble Miller received a prize pal of LEATH SCHOOL and her ation to the 1950 graduates of Le rection of Mr. John Whitaker gave fect host to his guests — So far Mrs. of white carnations, Virginia Fogg, secretary, Mrs, Tes- which was five-dollars ($5.00). Mr. I faculty presented their Promotional Moyne Collegb last Monday evening numbers after and before the Pro Mrs. Leland Atkins and their guest sie Sisson, reporter. Clarence Payne Route 1. Box 360. JOLLY TWELVE Mr. Robert iBob)- Roberts at- Exercises last Sunday at the new in the College Commons, cessional — "Praise Ye The Father” — My host, Mr. Oscar Crawford,; Memphis, Tennessee held-the. lucky i SOCIAL CLUB ! tended the groom as bestman. and beautiful Clayborn Temple. i The Jolly Twelve Social In i>r. Brownlee's talk he brought — Dr. J. E. Walker, President of deep purple orchid — Among those i BROWNSKIN SOCIALITES ticket und received n basket of gro The groom's mother wore navy The speaker for the evening Prof. out the Importance of an Alumni the Universal Life Ins. Co-, and the at the table were Coach and Mrs. ■ CLUB PLANS BUFFET PARTY ceries.i A grand total of $200 56 was met at the home fit Mrs. Claudia ' and pink. Her corsage was also of J. D. Springer. ’Co-ordinator of Association and gave the meaning Tri-State Bank, conferred the De Charles (Boi Spearman, Mr. and? Tlie' Brownskin Socialites Club iraised. Wherry. 934 Mandfleld Street at white carnations. Education for the City School Sys of A. M. A., calling it a movement. grees on the candidates v/ho were jMrs...... C._. C...... McHenry, ...... Miss ...... Ruth will sponsor a Buffett Party Satur The next meeting will be al the 8:30 P. M. .Tlie meeting was opened tem, brought out In his ’.speech, by the chaplain, Mis. Birdie Wil The great educator, 30 years in A. presented by Dean Paul E Collins. I Holmes, escorted by Coach Johnny Immediately following the quiet p, means to each buy aiuLgirl day night June 10. at the home of homeI of Mrs. Annie Franklin, 954 M. A."service and who also served as Dr. Walkeris vice-chairman of the ¡ Johnson, Miss-Katherine Perry, Mr.- Miss I.ula Mai Nolan, 2841-HarneL.,J. Poplar? June 8.------,_____■___ .liams. I the 8th grade -HSontobf President of LeMoyne College (or 3 LeMoyne Board of Trustees. ! and Mrs, A. B. Bland — At another ; to congratulate the couple. Avenue, beginning nt 8 P. M. Mrs. Edna Dailey, President. A very Important business ses*- the-qualities emphasized were Citl- slon was held discussing plans for ^years following Mr. Sweeny's re Members, of the class receiving table close by Were Mr. Herbert 1 zeiishlp-Depeiulubillty — Honesty— Many games will till the evening’s Mrs. Elnora King, Secretary., tirement, was introduce 1 by his life HIGH DISTINCTION were Youlon Robinson and Mr. Walter Butler, ' Miss Gary was graduated from merriment und a tasty repast will Mrs. Reble Miller, Reporter. - an entertainment that is to be giv Loyalty«— Respectfulness and the ^ong friend, Pres. Hollis Price who Diclnd Savage. Jobe' Saunders both members, with their guests, 1 Fisk University. She is a. member be served buffet style from the en. The Jolly Twelves are sponsoring quality of getting along with peo- in presenting Dr. Brownlee called Walker, Maynard Jordan, III, and Miss Dora Todd, Mr. Jesse Spring I of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority beautiful lawn of the Nolan rest- CITYi BEAUTIFUL CLUB their first annual dance June 8th, . pie. ? - ■ ” . him Mr. A. M. A. - Mrs. Vella Wig Frank Andrew Davis, Jr. er, Mr. and Mbs. W. T. McDaniel — I — Her previous training was re- deuce. Tlie table will be laden with 4oth< at tlie Foote Holmes Auditorium The Reverend S. J. Hollis gave Ward gins presented a gift to the guest Those graduating with (honors) Others noticed were. Young Phil I ceived in Denver where she lived open-face sandwiches, chnopc, cook The City Beautiful Club, 40th from 10:00. til 2:00 P. M. Semi-for the Invocation. Students on pro speaker, a small token from the were Miss Maydella A. Reeves, Miss Booth.,.Jr., looking bright eyed in a before coming to Memphis. She is ies nuts and candles, centered with ’Ward, met in its regular monthly mal, gtam were Gloria Kirkwood. Chas. Alumni Association. Laverne Sarah Sykes and Charles Spring formal attire with his par a member of the Grant School fa cocktails imeeting at the residence of Rev. The next meeting will be held Epps, Mynita Sims, Mary K. Pat Humorous And touching was the" Wesley Tisdale. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil 'Booth. Sr. culty. For over a quarter of a cen Admission for the -liffnlr is .50. iand Mrs. G. H. Bland. The meeting Monday night, June 5th, at the terson, Louise Isom aud _Josle presentation of an album of pic Mr. and Mrs? Taylor Hayes, Mr. tury the bride’s father, Prof. D. W. i home of Mrs. Birdie Williams, 1049 Smith. Tlie public al large is invited Io at- was well attended and all mem-, tures to Dr. Brownlee of the Le BRILLIANT FORMAL GIVEN and Mrs. Jimmy «Mack) Oreen, Dr. Gary, now retired, was, principal in tend. Ibers pledged their full sup]»rt, in Tunstall Street at 8:00 P. M. All Moyne College faculty made by Miss BY VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS and Mrs. Julian Kelso — Mr. and the Memphis City School system Mrs. Lester Mai Randle President, !beautifying their front und back members are asked to be preKent. GUEST FROM WINSTON-SALEM ______: Alma. Hanson, treasurer of the Col It was truly like "Old Times” to Mrs. John Brinkley coming lit with He has ranked In educational in Mrs. Lena Harris, reporter ;yards. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sims of 850 lege. Miss Hanson has played a old Memphians,, especially those of Dr. and Mrs. E. Frank White, Dr. both Mississippi and Tennessee...... Mrs. Murphy presented each mem Argentina banking’ group gets East'McLemore Aveimer have-as great part in the development of a sentimental nature? when mem B. B. Martin, who most of the crowd i Mr. Williams received his train- Tlte Felix Baileys« Sec Son' Grad ber u beautiful Peony,'grown in her' $125,000,000 loaii-from-U.-S.'- ’t^ their guest Mrs. Ruth Spann, of ——------the .institution for the past 28 years bers of the VARSITY CLUB were was glad to see out after e long 111- | ing in 'lie Memphis schools. He is uate At Tenn, Stale front yard. Winston-Salem, N. C. Mrs. Spann Mrs. Bates, 1093 Walk Place and Is the mother'of Mrs. Sims and Mr. .and Mrs. Felix Bailey, of w TO»*??-?! 2699 Enterprise and their friend, Mrs. Mamie F. Clark, 1272 Edith v-yX' arrived in Memphis on Mother’s Joined the club. Day. Miss Louvenia Dandridge spent the ;Xj weekend in Nashville as guests of A delicious ice course was served MADAM BELL Mr. and Mrs. Sims have also had by the hostess." \ a new addition lo their .family — their son who is a student at Ten nessee Agricultural ahd Industrial The next meeting will be Tues a bouncing 8*a pounds baby boy, ORLATESI' College. day night, June 13th at the resl- Howard Edward Sims, Jr. The. Sims PALMIST The students and community at now have two children, the older a daughter, Nancy Ruth Slins. She large welcomed them and express FIRST ed a lot of courtesy. was named after her two grand mothers. Mrs. Johnsie Sims, a grad They had an opportunity to see TIMI the_ Commencement exercise In uate of the Winston-Salem Teach W which their son, James Edward ers' College and a former teacher in Bailey, graduate of Booker T. Wash THIS YEARLY the Forsyth County Public School lligton High School, received his SECTION system of Winston-Salem resigned ENROLL NOW her position there and came to "Bachelor of Science Degree from the Division of Engineering' and Are you dissatisfied v Memphis "In 1948 to join her hus At The Industrial Education." He has great riage! Have you lost faith in ym band, Prof. Howard E. Sims. SCHOOL wife or sweethsart! Are you la Mr. Sims is a Mason, a member hopes of becoming a teacher in the bad health! Or d'scouraged! U field of Industrial Arts Woodwork. of the Memphis Alumni chapter of any of these are your problems* Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity and oi Cosmetology , GALA SPRING PARTY come let Madam Bell advioe you serves as teacher at LeMoyne Col at once. She reads Hfe to you lege in the department of the So HONORS CALIFORNIAN 443-449 Beale Avenue Mrs. Etta Young, of Los Angeles, Just u you would read an open cial Science. Courses Offered in Calif., Is the house guest of Mr. book. She gives you you lucky and Mrs. Bennie Thomas, 40rN. * PHYSIO-THERAPY dates and months. Tells you why 1 Second Street. Mrs. Young is a for- * BUSINESS ETHICS you Job or business is nuta boo mer Jtemphian. Many social events * and SALESMANSHIP ms». She will toil you you have been given in her honor. friends from you enemies and The popular matron was feted Veterans and Civilians will call names So If you han Sunday, May 28. from 4 to 9 P. M. at Accepted for Training failed In the rest cop*« see Ma. the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. G.I. ’Approved dam Bell al onoe. Come today Thomas. The honoree received many for tomorrow m y be too late. Sa gifts. Mrs. Young is the wife of —A Year Around School- tlsfactlon gw anteed or BO Sanunie Young of Los Angeles, CallE4 charge. She is leaving the city for home Register Now GRAMMAR SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE -Hous: 9 A, M. to » P. M. BoU* Saturday,evening, June 3. » For All Courses ing Daily. Opei; on Sundays Lo Those attending were: Mr. and cated on Highway SL Hrrnando Mrs. Bennie Thomas, host and Rd, a| State Llu. Catch leUow hostess: Mrs. Mary Wilkes, Mrs. For Further Informât kin Bu marked Whitehaven Teat. Annie Bowers. Mrs. Cleo Dooley, Cal!: Stop right at Madam BeU*s door. Mlss'Elizabeth Green. Mr. and Mrs. Bu runs every hou. Alexander, Miss. Cornelia Sanders, 5-3688 Mr. and Mrs. Erkine Grant, Mr. Makes the Difference The business and professional'world of tomorrow will look updn the untrained as an exception, not the rule. While non-ccllege men and women sometimes succeed, the odds-are against them from the start1 IS'IT FAIR TO START A CHILD IN LIFE V/1TH TWO STRIKES ON HIM? A^k yourself these questions:, Do you want your "Child to have always the most frequent ol excuses, •h."|.didn’t get to go to college?"^ ]f,Jycu were in your child's shoes right mow, and he or she in yours, how would you decide? ■ < •b The Two Great Hazards A College Fund Faces I Tlie Plan May Fail—There may ba 2. Tha Man May Fail—No man la im mortal—and. too frequently, the bright little or no compulsion in the plan plans jot.ihe.education'oi a child are ., . . it may be, too easy lo draw on’ 'hopelessly beyond the teach of a widbw when the husband and father for other purposes .. it may .mature cannot be there to pay lor college too aoon. or loo late. ■out ol current income, Why Not Build A College Fund Under A Plan That —-^——Eliminates Both Hasards-At Once Seo o Universal. 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United 8tates Steel's award 1620 Sidney Street The imrty was tional songbird to skyrocket into the who now feature Oscar Moore, bare winning "Theatre Ouild on the Air” well attended and was a huge suc entertainment horizon, has been a been So Ixmg" and Driftin' Blue»" rings down th# curtain on June 4 cess. huge success during her Copacabana both of which sold more than 1,000,- With The Red Sox with Gertrude Lawrence and Fran- The guests were entertamed with debut engagement. 000 copies and have, been re-reoord- I T. j- ’ ‘ - I '■ ■ • ■ * chot Tone co-starring in the zest music, games and Pausing. Mis With her second RCA Victor disc. ed for RCA Victor. "So Long” ia ful comedy, "Call It A Day," via Goldie B Fields, vcaiiii" aJ-eaiiti- "Song ot Surrender." from the Par being revived and display« Um stations of the National Broadcast ful green linen dress with while amount film of the same name. Blazers’ instrumental counterpoint ing Company network at 8:30 P. ,M. accessories, '»reed ihe Heaven and Mindy gives ample evidence of be hi an irresistible manner, while (EDT> Heil' tickets, and everyone took an coming one of the outstanding gat ‘ Driftin’ Blues." lowdown and mel Following the termination of its active pail m going each way. singtr- Slie sings the haunting low. is handled in a most catchy fifth season, "Theatre Guild on the Club officials and members Mr> "Surrender" film theme with excep manner. i Air," while varationlng for thirteen Arilla Miller, president: Mrs Mil tional warmth apd tenderness weeks, will be replaced for the sum- dred-Nelson, vice president. Mrs i With ' Blame My Absent-Minded -GOOSE” CURRY met; months by the famed NBC Edna Fiiikn. secretary and co-chan Heart." another movie ineiody fmm Symphony Orchestra in> a series of man ol social committee; Mr Ber the Warner Brothers’ "Blue in the summer conceits starting June 11. nice Towuser.. Assistant '.secretary Night." Mindy sing's tile ear-sooth-1 COOL "Call It A Day." Dodte Smith s .uid sergeant.-at-arnts; Mr- Mmi- mg serenade with finesse and feel Manager, Memphis Red amusing tale of a family's adven LIONEL HAMPTON ervg Site, treasurer Mi-s Goldie ing The lush accompaniment, un tive during sixteen hours of a sin B Fields, apron treasurer. der Henri Rene's baton, provides ef- gle day. will have Miss Lawrence NEW IN SWING—Something new Sick Committee Mrs Tarolha Mc i'fecUve support. i MALCO and Tone enacting the roles of in swing is Lionel Hampton's gieii' Williams Members Mrs Mary Soi Club Qorothy and Roger Hilton, madcap new- orchc tra. coming to the llsiiin i : Erskine Hawkins and his band boys residents of a lashionablc New Next Friday for 3 days. But it's toll us all those tiling that you can I . NOW York suburb something new in sweet, too. f«r get with a buffalo nickel. Including i An outstanding success on two' idone! surprisingly for an aluminc a doughnut, cup of coffee, or even 1 continents, Mias Lawrence was re-...... ol the Benny Gixximmi band 1 HANDY a rail to the girl friend This wacky SHOWING three These were all league games, We are down Columbus, Mississi oeiltly heard on U. 6 Steel's broad with which he was .starred for ion I PArK at TREZFVAN' I novelty is given ingratiating treat-’ ppi ^vay and the weather is fine which give Ute Red Sox a good per cast of “Petticoat Fever" Theatre years, gtve.s equal attention to swing > nienl by the chorus who point out and baseball is in the air Everyone centage. Now the 8ox must win at goers have applauded her perform and sweet. TALLADEGA. Alabama. May 26 how to get yjju five cents worth THE home because that is where the suc »is anxious topsee the Birmingham ances In "Tonight at 8:30," "Susan Critics have described his band Het AithuF D Gray Munster. with some.catch tnstrumenta) sea Black Barons and the Memphis Red cess of any team lies and we are and God," "Pygmalion" and "Lady as "hot as Goodman and sweet as Congregational church of the Good soning. Sox tangle up. Well the Barons have making evrey efic t to win at home. in the Dark." Hollywood will soon Lombardo" .. ., Shepherd, Chicago. Illinois, will be Jimmie Mltchelle tells that “It's LUSTY SAGA caught up with the Red Box when There will be 4 new players added present Mis* Lawrence in ^"rtie Hampton's is one ol the biggest Commencement speaker at Talla I Divine So Divine" on the hocking they beat them a doubleheader, on to the Red Sox roster in a few days Glus Menagerie" . Lands, with ___ about eighteen__ people dega College June 5th He is u Naturally he's talking about the at- Sunday at Martin Stadium. The and that should help them consider Tone, currently being seen in, jjonel himself plays’ a vibraharp graduate of Talladega College and 1 tention he gels from hu> gal. and of game stands botween the two teams ably. The won and lost column now "The Man on the Eiffel Tower." has most of the time, relieving the drum- the Chicago Theological Seminary. Junniie's ecstatic song-selling Is with the Barons three wins end the stands with 11 games won and 8 been a favorite of screen fans in a mer occasionally for a drum solo, For ten years before coming to very effective The Hawkins aggre Red Sox three. We are even in a lost" tor the Red Sox. This reminds series of popular films including lin(j at oyler tlmeg the planij(1 {or Chicago, he was minister ot the gation's slow blues treatment te me, when we played Birmingham Lives of a Bengal Lancer. Mutiny1 I Plymouth Congregational Church in j rounded out by the maestro’s fine six game series but the Sox hope to «'tic of his famed. two-finger piano “DAKOTA on the Bounty" and "Every Washington, D C trumpet solo. break in the winning column tonite. for their opener we defeated them Giri jsolos "Hampton won 1949 Pollas most Should be Married." Just about everybody Is humming The game that the Tied Sox dropp 15-3 and a Birmingham fan said I popular band ' "Clialtanoogte Shoe - Shine Boy" ed Sunday was a heart breaker to that they did not have a team, but In addition to hsi band. Hampton LIL” these days and tapping their feet to the fans, they really wanted to see I said that you can not judge a carries 15 Harlem and Hollywood Dental Auxiliary Its |terky rhythm. It's a fine ve I Sox win. We really want to win. not team by one game. Birmingham had, entertainers—Adv. Southern U. MONTGOMERY 100 games to play and that was jus', I hicle for that staccato-voiced mae only at home but on the road too. stro. Phil Harris, wliose new version the first one. The Sox have won ten games on Preparing For te clicking on the airways. Phil CAMERON Keep rootin' for the Red Sox and the road and lost 2 and at Martin sings the shoeshine boy lyrics with Stadium we have run and lost | keep Circling the bases. Annie L. Brown / Needs Cited I State Conclave plenty of humor and zip. slapping MARIE Members of the Shelby County UahIiIx f'liik BATON ROUGE. Lu J "THE SUNDOWNERS - With - Robert PRESTON _ Robert STERLING The late Bill Robinson and Fats Waller also Cab Cosey DOWNS Cglloway, Lena Horne and the Nicholas Broth ers, and many other stage and screen start. WEDNESDAY ONLY Brod CRAWFORD COMING — In — SUNDAY JUNE 8 1 BIG WEEK "ALL THE KING'S MEN Returned by Popular Demand SAM Ivory Joe»*• Hunter ROSENBLUM'S DAISY THEATRE Loan Office -SUNDAY ■ MONDAY King Spencer M. Smith and Queen leEleanor Reed Choose The t « V • ’ •. I also located al 226 So Main St 1950 Studebaker Commander for Their Official Car Offers "BORDER INCIDENT Coming Tuesday, June 25 - With - 1950 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER and CHAM -Credit- George MURPHY James MITCHELL -FOR THREE DAYS- On PION ARE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE Arnold MOSS Jewelry - Luggage - » DELIVERY! TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Clothing COME IN OR CALL US FOR PRICES AND FREE DEMONSTRATIONS For the Distinguished Per- i »on Who Wants Confiden "CHALLENGE TO LASSE tial Loan»,-Come See Ua. I - starring - 2M SOUTH MAM ST. KLYCE MOTORS „ a*« -w» i *- -31 -i > «hwg'-teti Ronald CRIS Edward Gwen 17 SOUTH CLEVELAND STREET Geraldine BROOKS PHONE 2-3177 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE !■ ■in- - ■■■ T . ■— i ■ 'Îut Pa»»age ÒI The Civil Right» La yv Would Provo Òur Sincerity7' SARAH ANNE'S COOKING CLASS Now that hot weather has ar on surface. Remove from paper at^ fhe Sewth’s OldNt tad Leading Cvtorad bemi-Weekly Newspaper •v/.< rived, frozen desserts will be more cool. Place ice cream on top fl Publish'd by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. in demand. These hot weather meringue. Garnish with whipped Every TUESDAY tad FRIDAY at 164 BEALE-Phonr I-4IM dishes may be prepared with the cream and place a peppermint on ""¡Mend to the Poet Office al Memphis, Tenn., as second-el»« maD greatest of ease. All the hostess top. ander the Act of Congreaa, March L 1871 WHY- YOU needs in order to be calm and un BIACK ruffled when her guests arrive is Chocolate In Cnaa Member ef SCOTI NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE to have a tempting recipe, all the 1 ounce chocolate W. A. Scott, IL Founder, C. A. beoti, General Manager necessary ingredients and a few 3-4 cup condensed milk YOU-VOU hours before the• frozen' dish" h is 2-3 cup water ?...... Editar HF RACE LEWIS 0. SWINGLES B-BLACK needed 1-2 teaspoon vanilla x A. G SHIELDS, Jr Advertising Manager Melt chocolate over boiling wa BLACK Frozen Apricot Shortcake ter, add milk and stir 5 minutes Ths MEMPHIS WORLD Is an independent newspaper—nea Housing Forum 2 1-2 cups water Add water and mix well. Pour in Mtaftan and non-partisan, printing news unblaaedly and supporting 1 cup dried apricots to freezing tray of refrigerator and tbeaa things It believes to the interest of ite readers and opposing (Continued from Page One) ,2-3 cups sugar free« until ice crystals form tbma ‘Wags against the interest of ite readers. ground sides of pan. Add vanilla live in a sub-standard house? SUBSCRIPTION RATES i teaspoon gelatin Whip cream until thick enough to 2. Where will I move? 3. Will Year HUM Months 33JO-3 Months J1J8 (It. Advance) tablespoon cold water, I have the opportunity to move... hold a soft peak, fold into chilled back when it is developed? 4. May teaspoon vanilla mixture and free». When mix I build my own house? 5. If so, egg beaten ture is half frozen, scrape from White Ministers Speak how may I finance it? 6. May I cup cream whipped sides and bottom of tray. Beat un build my own house? 7. If so, how Sponge cake til smooth. Freeze until firm. In answer to-the plea of an interracial group in Savan may I finance it? 8 Will I be paid Cook apricots in water yntil very tender about 25 minutes. the full present market value’ s. BASTEE Lime Sherbert nah for the establishment of an all-Negro court, as is now in Add 1-3 cup sugar and pinch of 1 cup sugar practice at Miami. Florida, a group of white ministers of that Tills forum will enlighten the salt. Heat to boiling« remove 3 cups water public on the new loan provisions from heat and beat to a mush 9ity has filed a protest against the move, because, as they 1 cup corn syrup of the FHA and 01 agencies, Mr. Soften gelatin in water 5 min 2 teaspoons gratul lime rind word it, "the time is not ripe." Estes declared. The aspects of “Fan utes and dissolve in hot apricots; 2-3 cups lime.jiuce fl Beyond this time-worn excuse, the ministers failed to ny Mae" (Federal Mortgage Asso cool Add 1-3 cuff- sugar and va ciation) will be discussed with un 2 egg whites beaten stiff give any reasons why they think the idea is not a good one. nilla to beaten egg Beat until derstanding, he asserted. Dissolve sugar in water with the Can it be that they do not think that Negroes of Savannah thick. Fold in whipped cream. Ar corn syrup and grated rind. Bring do not possess the native intelligence and training for such The Veterans Building Corpora- range a layer of sponge cake about to a boil and boll 5 minutes without a court? Are they presuming that an all-Negro court would 1 tion is a non profitable corporation 1-4 inch think in oottom of re stirring. Cool. Add lime juice. Strain with ite chief aims to encourage frigerator tray. Spread with apri Tint green; freeze quickly until firm not command the respect of Negro citizens? Or, are they and develop adequate homes and cots and cover with, whipped Remove from tray to chilled bowl. fearful that people like them, would not be willing to go far businesses for the necessity of the cream mixture Freeze. Cut in Beat with .rotary beater a to thick enough in their thinking to accord to Negroes a fair and community, officials stated. squares and serve cream side up. mush. Add egg whites, Return to equitable part in shouldering the obligations and opportuni Matthew L. Gray is president oi tray and freeze. iltrawbwry Mousse ; the corporation and Mattie A. Lewis ties which local government demands and provides? .1 quart of strawberries is secretary. Attorney Estes serves egg white Personally, we are in doubt, as we pointed out earlier as it* legal counselor. cup sugar during the week, whether an all-Negro court is a good thing. Will Dedicate 2-3 cup evaporated milk (Continued from Page One) We hesitate to recommend separate anything for Negroes chilled * and whites when they musttlve and be governed by the same Travelers Aid tablespoon vanilla Melrose 8tadium which is identi laws and standards. But that is far from believing that we Salt fied with Melrose School. I (Continued from Page One) Attorney Aspers Wash berries and hull, There Other public officials will be on do not have Negro lawyers who possess the McCEE MAY DIE IN 30 should be at least 3 cups, Mash hand for the dedicatory ceremon knowledge and temperament for becoming a judge. But 1 reports which* indicated that board strawberries and beat with egg ies. they should not be chosen to preside over some segregated members had been in intimate con Discloses Reply white and sugar until very stiff Negro court. They should be named to preside over and to tact with some of the cases handled DAYS WITHOUT ACTION (about 5 minutes with an elec by the Society, and likewise by the To Mayor Overton tric mixer and about 15 minutes' administer the law to all groups who come into their court, ' NEW YORK—Willie McGae, Mis- proceeds which are being under- Honeycutt Receives ’ publicity given to the work of the I taken in Mississippi. with hand beater.) Chill milk | That is a very different approach, however from that of the . institution through display of pla slppian charged with rape in De I thoroughly whip until stiff, add Second Guilty Verdict cards and news letters. cember. 1945, "may die within 30 ' McGee was convicted three times lemon juice gradually. Fold into. white ministers. »They are afraid to give justice a chance i days unless an aroused Negro and ' for allegedly attacking a middle-ag- berry mixture and add vanilla and OPEIGUSAS. La. - (ANP) - g to come into play. They want to follow the course of grad Last year Mr. Donelson served Twenty-four minutes after beiifl white America acts to 6ave him from ! ed white woman. The first two con- pinch of salt. Freeze until firm. as laision man between the Negro ualism, which is another way of saying let things remain as a legal lynching by the State, oi ' victions were reversed after the charged by the court here last Wed-1 and white boards, and in this ca they are, at least for the present. That course is a long ways Mississippi.” an emergency appeal | intervention of CRC. The third was Mint Meringues with Chocolate nesday a jury of all-white men re pacity learned first-hand about the by the Civil Rights Congress de- ' upheld by the Mississippi Supreme Ice Cream turned a guilty verdict against Ed from that pointed out by Jesus, whom some of these would scope and nature of work of the ; dared I Court. 2 egg whites ward Honeycutt, who allegedly rap-1 probably term a radical today. Colored professional members of 3-4 cup confectioners sugar ed a white woman, the mother of, the Travelers Aid staff and the ' "The Supreme Court has refused ! At the trials, the woman, plaintiff three children. The death penalty Salt board which works with them He McGee’s final appeal". William L. Is mandatory for the offense. : admitted that a sick child was in Few drops green coloring was presented by Editor L 0 I For Honeycutt, it was the second Looking Ahead In Florida ' Patterson. Executive Secretary, de- : the same bed with her at the time 1 or 2 drops peppermint ex- Swingler of the Memphis World. clared.’ Although there are still pos- ol the alleged attack ahd that her time that a jury had rendered such] The executive Committee of the Young Democratic Clubs tract Presiding over the session, re sibllittW Of legal actions in Mississip a -verdict. He was found guilty last! 1 two children and her husband were Chocolate ice cream of Florida are studying the applications of three Negro garded as one of the best since the, pi courts,' .the people of America year and sentenced to death. butJ I | in the adjoining room. Whipped cream, peppermints groups for membership in the state organization. Two of formation of the Negro Advisory! and the world are McGee's main the supreme court set the sentence! Beat egg whites until nearly Board, was Prof. B T. Hunt, chair. ' At no time did the plaintiff iden aside and remanded the case to tha the applications were sent in by Negroes at Jacksonville, I hope." stiff and add sugar gradually, man. and principal of Booker T Ì Mrs. Rosalee McGee, his wife has tified McOee as her attacker. The trial court on th grounds that tha while the third was from Pensacola, Florida. beating until stiff. Add salt, color Washington high school. Professor just arrived in New York to launch only "identification" she gave was i prosecution had tailed to offer suM Ing and flavoring and mix in light flcient rebuttal to Honeycutt's clainJ Perhaps it will be some time yet before the group will Hunt has been associated with a campaign to save McGee. On her that the man had "kifiky hair ly. Drop by tablespoons onto that he was forced to make a conJ take final action on the applications, but there is a possibility Travelers Aid since 1942 when it arrival, she said. "The people saved and wore a T shirt.” cookie sheet covered with heavy served military personnel through Willie three times before. I pray to At all three of McGee trials, the fession. However, the confession waa that these Young Democrats will act favorably on the plea ! Court h»uses were surrounded by paper Bake in an oven 275 de not introduced at the second hear-i ing reports were Miss P. Theresa ; God they will save him again of the Negroes for effective representation, which can ohly grees 30 to 35 minutes or until dry ing. Bolden in the absence of the; 1 lynch mobs. - QV The CRC appealed for "tens of come by affiliation with the work, planning and program of Chairman. Mrs Rose Branch, of i thousand of letters, wires and long the organization itself.' the Case and Service Committee; distance calls" to Oov Fielding Mrs. L E Brown, chairman of the ATTY. ANTHONY A. ASPERO In South Carolina, the Democratic Party has been in Wright. 8tate Capitol, Jackson, Mls- (Public Relations Committee; and structed to open its memltership to Negroes, since they are | EDITORS NOTES: Commu- f sissippi, asking executive clemency. Mrs. Marion Johns, professional ; i nications or news releases from At- 1 WIRES TO CHURCHMEN I professed Democrats and have a right to sit in its councils member of the I torney Anthony A. Aspero qr any He also suggested wires and let and help work out the plans which the organization deems overall rciume CopydgM IM, lr«H HolMsy . other candidate- for public office ters to the three leading churchmen PMvlW Sy ting F««lur«i Syndic«!« wise and practicable for the section. ; as secretary of I does not mean endorsement by this in Jackson asking them to convey , Aside. from the Florida, and South Carolina situation Refreshmentsncucaiiuicuw were served under 1 publication. The Memphis World messages for executive clemency to there is not another state in the Deep South which has as yet supervision of Mrs Dozzie Hill, 1 is non-partisan, and independent the Governor. Their names are I in its views. However, it owes it to Rev H. B. Sha'efer. Bishop R. C. Ge- done« any .....thinking on the.. applications.... of- Negro members. chairman of the 8ocial Commit STNOI’SIb com; .elely oala ana pink, ana ms venters 01 tne world It is curious | the citizens at large to present the low and Bishop Duncan Gray. HMiitiO* CMla Duilio I« onions •» oo” tee with the assistance of Mrs Cal- veri«» mimas« u io oer ouiuano. Mark. ruddy tace giowea with neaith ana that you should come to me lot But If southern Negro voters are going to be effective and Mr. Patterson also said that funds verta Ishmael, part-time worker on viewpoints of any individual • indir («moiet, «neo nei piuuni munni intelligence. His neavy crows were rubies ut. perhaps it is not cun- la inai trito, io, » seemingly nu (or|M- exercise any influence in the party they are going to be com :he professional staff. Other board 1 whether he's an office-holder, can- are urgently needed for legal fees bleached a light tan by the Miami ou« h fir pfrhaps you came to I didate for a public office, or just in connection with habeas corpus len tneu ««cono «edilins uuimrun- pelled to have a voice jn the planning. And to undergo the members present were Rev. Wiliam Celle overnetr« van 01 a coovetuuo« ««• sun, and ms gaze was direct ano me Misuse you nave nearo I am plain "John Doe" Interested in the i*een Man eoo ma not« mu expum. trouble of setting up separate organizations, such as are too A. Watson, pastor of Second Con ■ ■ ‘ pleasant and tricndiy. He naa • tne greateat authority in the worio community's general welfare. loliotrina wntea Man ontu in rateuaoiy frequent already all over the South, is simply delaying the gregation- Church; -Attorney Ben- io a oev piace tor mocn. Man nunt firm nandciasp tor Mark Dustin, on rubies.' ” He rolled up the rum ! jamin Hooks and C R Lawrence I lorgouea. oowerar. m» "B«w piaee tot and his voice was strong ana warm pled lids ot ms deepset eyes and Attorney Aspero raises issues in 54 Openings For muco" tuna out co ve u uciuam K«- time when they must declare themselves in readiness to work with only a taint touch ot his na his letter of public interest. Mayor «lar e, «ber« Celia cnooaes a SM.000 mbr looaed at them inquiringly out the problems of democracy within the framework of the 1 The two-full time Negro workers I oracele! ai an anniveraary preaent. Overton is at liberty to use the Fulbright Awards tive Holland accent sounding Dustin shoox ma neaa "We just j on the staff are Mis. Johns, and through the cultivated tones: party councils, rather than undertaking .to set up little inde columns of the Memphis World in WASHINGTON-IANPi-______Thert __ happened to drop in." ne said with Mrs Alpha Joe Beauchanjp. who CHAPTER FOUR “I’m very pleased to meet you. a touch ot aapenty. "It that dinky pendent organizations among the Negro groups, which in is assigned to .Grand Central Sta-! reply or for discussing any question are 54 openings for American THAT'S about what it looks sir,1 and will be nappy to be ot bracelet your map showed us is fact, have only a nominal affiliation with the policy-making tlon. Mrs. Johns ta situated at Union J of community interest:- teachers for Fulbright awards‘ for*' like," said Mark, with elaborate 1service to you if I may." the best...” bodies. the 1950-51 scliool year, according Station Attorney Aspero's letter follows:- j tolerance, when the clerk said the “My name is Dustin," Mark told "I am about .to tell you about to Mrs. Frances P Bolton, Ohio May 27. 1950 price of the bracelet was 325,000. him.; He had risen to greet the rubles. Mr Dustin.” Voorland in , i (present a tive. Hon -Watkins Overton, Mayor He waved a smooth sun-tanned manager.1 , "Mark Dustin, trom let ruptea. noiding tip a smooth hand toward the two trays. "You're , Court House — Teachers wishing to take up ad Colorado," he added, "and this Is beefy hand to silence him. "Rubies Contend Motion Pictures Dr. Wright To Work wasting our time with junk like ; Memphis. Tennewe vance research or teach in Egypt. Mrs. Dustin." are the most royal ot gems. Dia Dear Mr Sow this. If you've nothing better than With Scholar» Writing . ——Hidla or Iran during the coming Voorland bowed stiffly from the monds? Bah! Cold and glittering I affl in receipt of your letter of À