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VOIUME 19, NUMBER 16 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1950
Reporter Set For Sept. 12
Negro Editor Fined, Agronomy Professor S» Named At N. C. State White Reporter Up RALEIGH. N C. —(ANP)-A Ap- pointment of Dr Nathaniel T, Cole On Similar Charges man as research associate prMea- sor of agronomy at North Carolina State College was announeedl 1* NEWBERRY, S. C (SN8) week by Dr W E. Colwell, hand of Deling Booth. Associated Press re the college's Department ofAAi- porter, of Columbia. South Caro ronomy. lina. today faces trial on Septem Coleman, who has assumed his ber 11. for the alleged criminal li duties already. wil] do research’in bel against a white girl in a news soil chemistry and Inorganle giant story last October. nutrition. A native of Halifax County.'Aft.. Two motions for dismissal, filed Coleman received a B A. in cbten- by Booth’s attorney, were overruled istry at Knox Col|ege In lMOpand Friday by Judge J Robert Martin. Jr Tiie motions for dismissal had a Ph. D. in agronomy at NoMh Carolina State College Ln IMS Ho been under advisement since last is former assistant director of’ the May 12. although Booth's attorney Soil Testing Laboratory of theaM declared he would make further C. Department of AgrLulturt. moves to have I he case dismissed «t a The trial was set lor the regular * « " N. C. Woman II Great»! Fail Term of Court September 11 AG DIVISION AT A. & I. STATE Ten acres of this land have been Hiid foodjValue of the above named Here corn is shown ten to twelve The story included a death ccl| Grandmother At POINTS WAY SCIENTIFIC set aside for experimental anu re imp. and the effects of varying lect high with ears erupting from statement that was held to defame FARMING search problems This project, un- quantities of Boron on’swce' po- every nodr. the girl 111 the eyes of those who The Age Of 44 In keeping with Dr. I)1 oer the supervision of the nation tatoei. knew her identity It was the ba JACKSON. N C — (ANP) - vis’^program of growth ex- ally known agronomist. Dr M. F Reading from left to light Wil sis on which a Negro. John H Mc Probably the youngest great grand pansion at A. and I. Col- Spaulding, provides one of thc In this picture graduate stil liam Coles, Rochester, New York, Cray. edito' and ’publisher nf the mother In the United States IfiMr». lege. Nashville, with a Show places in Nashville and sur- (tents and agronomy majors are graduate student; Dr. Spaulding, Columbia. South Carolina. Light Alice Jackson, only 44 yearn:told house ¿nd Informer, was fined $3.000 university as the ultimate goal, rounding districts. I noun receiving dire-t-on-the job prole.sor of agronomy; Lawrence Mrs. Jackson it the mother et the Division of Agriculture makes instruction as tn random sampling, .Newborn, Whiievitle, Teuu, ag and placed on three years' proba Mrs Lana Turner, 30. the gtated- progress along acientific and tech- The' work being done this year ¡ calculating stand yield, checking ronomy student, George O. Thomp tion. mother of Mrs Clara Mae Bmm. . nlcal lines with some of the, best on the experimental plot deals with Í crop deficiencies, testing lor de 15, and thè great-grandmoUtte ef son. Nashville, graduate i tudent. Editor McCiny pleaded guilty to • brains in the country as staff variety and fertilizer tests on corn Mrs. Brown's newly born eon. ficiencies, testing crop re fion.se in Denver Pat -oils. Parsons, Tennes the libel charges last June 21. and member-, the most modern equip-, variety test on cottons, sorghum, addition'to seeing the performance see, graduate stydenl; Lloyd De Here Is how it all happenM*- ment, and enough land to raise1 ...... admitted priming the death-cell and soybeans; the effect of the of these different varieties on the Berry, Tennessee, graduate stu Mrs. Anderson was 14 when^ehe the total farm acreage to 305 acres minor elements on both the giowth version of Willie Tolbert, wlm was college farm. dent. gave birth to her daughter, Ama, •» convicted on a rape charge, even who married at 15 and gave Dritti though he withheld the rape vic to her daughter, Clara Mae, at M. tim's name In accordance with a Clara Mae Married at the age nt South Carolina law against publica 14 and al 15 is the mother of aWl»2 CIO Sets Targets On 103 House, Detroit Negro tion of such information. pound son. Mrs. Jackson's Although Woth and McCray had grandchild. been Indicted on similar charge . Booth's ease had been deferred uti- U N, WAR TALK: Ambassndbi Warren R. Austin, United Slates Oscar Charles Awarded CPA III this September 11. Security Council repioscnialivc, and Dr. Ralph Bunche, former 5 Senators In November Voting DETROIT i i George Palestine mediator and lop tankini) director of the Trusteeship \Aoofe Sought ANP Washington, 3fi recently Iterarne the Division, discuss lhe stalling facin’, of Dopuly Sovicl"Torcign Minis Voting Records To filini Detroit Negro to become a E. U. Reed, State ter Jacob Malik, chairman of lhe body. The Security Council has By His Family i crtified public accountant accord- been meeting al lake Success, Now York, Io formulato plans for Oscar Oliarle* Moore la being* i Ing to an announcement made last sought through the National DteN Cpl. Ewing A. Brandon, Wounded In Grandmaster Of the speedy cessation of hostilities in Korea. Be Subject To Close week by the Michigan. State Board tion Bureau. New York, by meosMa Korean War, Anxious To Go Back of Account«pry. Masons, Passes of his family Mn. WiiheMtek Moore, wife, reporta to the btenfu Labor Scrutiny The new CPA is manager of the E U Rocd, Most ' Wur .hinful that she and their three rntate Cpl. Ewing A Brandon, who last .to Japan to join the 24th Infantry Hubard H Austin company, owned I Grand Master oi the Prhice JIall children MNbteA seen Moore state • week was rytunied to hjs hotff at as part of llii^blli Infantry Divi.-.. by the man who was the lirsl, Ne Grund Ifldge. Free and Accepted Whitehaven .as a wounded soldier WASHINGTON D Aurist, 1Mb . . . ndr have ,4My I ion This Division lias been on Oc- gro to become a CPA ,in Detroit ¡Masons. Jurisdiction of Arkin-1 . from the Korean battiefront has but Tito CIO announced today 103 had any work from them. * I nipatipn Duly in Japan since .short- The oihfi CPA is Milton Mnnloy, 1 was laid to res( in Bellwood Ceme- one major desire. That's to get fly after llic surrender oi Japan five House members aird five who pissed In examinai ions la-t | trry. Pine Bluff, following full Pre ently Mrs Moore find» htef- back with his buddies of the 24th will lie target.:' tor all-out labor op- self in dire need of financial aid I years ago year. i former employee at the Aus Masonic rites at Mount Zion Churcl) Infantry still on the fighting line posilimf and defeat, If possible, In 8T LOUIS. Ml orni The Nation- H'min and School at 4048 f«itke Park tin compmiy. i where funeral services were held md "is most anxious that he (Oeeaf in Korea Cpl Brandon is I he youngest of the November elections al Convention of Gospel Choirs and 1 Avenue, Chicago, was pointed out He had served as State < »land C Moore* a-ssume his obligate®, The spirit and patriotism of Cpl. seven children He has two sisters Firing Its first big blast of lhe Washington is a graduile nf Choruses lieg in it- 18th r«ion( i one of the achievements of the toward his needy dependents. Brandon. 24, Is typical of the entire in Washingtori. and another, Allie Master for 17 years 1950 campaign, the organization no Morehouse college, and has studi Monday, August 7. al Pleasant group Mr. Moore was bom tn Tenne»» 24th Infantry Regiment, tradition Louise, who takes care of the sick tified its six million member that ed at the Detroit Institute of Tech ' Arnone Masonic officials Grei n Bapti t Church. West End < The president of the Gospel Sing see on June 10. 1915. He la sbt left ally noted for its valor. This oldest mother, who is now bed "ridden A these lawmakers voted ovcrwlielm- nology A native of Con.'-ana, were Amo. Hall. Grand Avenin.. and Pace Blvd Nearly ers recalled In audience the memory tall, weighs 160 pounds, has blank of Negro military outfit distinguish brother is it) the Air Forces at Bi Inelv “wring'' from Labor's view t Tex . he came to Detroit ih 193« rfrom Tulsa. Oklahoma; C F Wil- LOW people attended lhe openin" of Mis. Magnolia Lewis Butts, one hair, and brown eyes, and has sene» ed itself on the Mexican Borders loxi. another Milton, works for the point in the. sessions of the 81st to work with the Austin firm. ; liams. Grand Master from Memphis, program. . of the three founders and first vicc- as a bricklayer and painter, accord ahortly following its activation after Air National Guard; and the other. congress. - I Tenn . John G Lewis, Jr.. Grand pic nient of the organization. ing to information furnishaddby the Civil War . . covered itself CIO listed 132 House members | Master from Louisiana: and Gtqnd Presided oyer by the Nalionil (Continued On Back Patel Di rsey,j In speaking of their work, Dr. the National Desertion Buren»)’ with glory on San Juan Hill during and eight senators who. voted president, Dr Thomas A Master John Wesley Dobbs, of Geor Dorsey urged song writers not to Anyone »ware of this man's praMflb the Spanish-American Mar. and predominantly "right' and deserve thr session ended Friday, August 11, Saints Publishing gia, who conducted the. impressive dahtage gospel songs with too much whereabouts Is requested to otetee helped to turn the tide in the South 1 entljusiastic support at the, polls by with an Artists Night Program. AIR-TRAINING j ceremonies. entertainment-or with an eye to municate with the National Deee»» Pacific at Bouganville in World War Union workers and lheir families Every night of the five day ses II. New Paper-O'seer; profit He stated that gospel songs tion Bureau. 105 Nassau Street, NW CfO'. altitude is based on its an The State Grand Lodge was in sion ended with some form of en- Brandon's return home to his ire writton for the church and as York 7. New York alysis nf voting record.' up Io July | session during the time of the fune icrtainincnt mother, ailing Mrs. Fannie Brandon, Ranqe Is Editor ,m m.piration wkh spiritual value 11 Oilon aH U"Z»UI|dozen majorfildjoi «urnsurh HSas *** ral ceremonies, and thou-ands of Rcprc entativos from 28 slate ar-j of Route 1, Box 745. Whit haven, Taft-Hartlcv repeal, rent controlJ_ FVANGELIST SPEAK8 is instead of commercial points. people^ waited forjwo and a jialf rived last Friday. The welcome pro-1 American Negro wax'tinder dramatic circumstances. i _ ..... ii ...... : » title ntof thnthe newniJnewest, mihliraiintipublication niTR-pub social security and foreign nid hours al Bellwood Cemetery to get. gram winch wi. held M’hdsy night,1 Di advantages of selling composi After the Department of Defense lished in the interest of the Na ! All told, thr CIO marked 23 sen a view of the funeral cortege and 1< 1‘iired th< S inf Loir. Mas Cho Granted Czech released the news that the Shelby tional Chureh of GOD in Christ. II tions to recording companies were ators as having voted "wrong" and to take a last look at the mart'll rus of 250 voice', under direction of P’lfnieii out Iibtances were cited County youth was back ,in the was founded hy State Overseer C. Citizenship Here States and confined. temjx»rtirily at targets for defeat Otic, Senator rtm’iHs of the beloved commander. A It W ho on .*' hn II .1 et. Ml of writers being ¡ooled by flattvry Range, of Boston. Ma . why serves PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia -(I Keesler Field. Miss, the Home De Gurney (8. D*. was defeated In the Z Cunningham Broil anil Perry, of pnflsiotei's .iiH’ speaker tteclarea, < editor, with headquarters In Bos An Amrrtran Negro who renourfcrti' partment of the American Red primary and 17 others are not up Smith The local elriru... composed "let's sink to out theme. . Build- for.elcction this year. ton-. Thnniuli Ihis American citizenship last yw. Cross took immediate steps to get Established Human of, individual soloist and group I Ihg a Bettes i rnortw *------’, has been granted CzechoatotteMkv •Cpl. Brandon back to his mother, • Ingers, was commended by mem Of the 24 described as "right'' vot The four-pagc publication Is de- Gti.-|*l Songs'" (¿operating in the effort were sev bers of the audience following the citizenship papers ers, 12 are not up this year; one is1 voted 1st church news, including pcr- Rights Council On Tur.nay-evening a ScltoUr- eral members of Air Nat ) Guard close of the program * The official News agency Md retinne Sen Downey *Di Cali .onallty sketches, and reports of KINGSTON, Jamaica -'ANI’i ' Ji'p conti i. in. which seven, out- personnel who know Brandon's sol James M Robinson, former Chi«* fornia and three were beaten in ictlvities in lhe East II ooes not . .anitihg oraiot wuc per.seined was dier brother, Milton Brandon, an Hie Jamalcjn Association for the Dr Durey, foilin' ' Go pel Sing-, goan. has become a Czech cltisen. n»t fundameiitally (lifter in the nature ' lino Iney woe as follows: Harold employe at the Air National Guard primaries Pepper 'D* Fla., Graham UN has established a Council of writer, addressed the audience on Mink of St Loui-. pertek Byrd, Field (Di N C. and Taylor (D* Idaho of conlen* from the,t‘ WHOLE Human Hights to take action in the the subject, "lliron’di Ctoi,t. All The eight wh” will get CIO bark TRUTH which is published Mem case of any denial of human right- Bi.Hal’s. -Rayniond Inrlll. Cincin- Once cleared by the Red Cross. Things Are Possible' lie exme- .’"i ing arc McMahon iDi.Conn . Lucas phis under editorship of Mrs E V Cpl. Brandon was flown to Memphis The council also will carry out re deep appreci ation of I he effort mad'” i( onliniK'd On Bark Paxe) 1
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MEMPHIS WOULD • Tu«doy, August 15, 19M - Florida Tennis Elks' Going-Away Party To Feature OOKINC THINGS OVER 1 By HELEN CALDWELL DAY I Jade, Beautiful, Exotic Dancer, At
We read so much about Corn I'munism thae basic Christian prin I jmntan and it is a degenerated and ciples of tolerance and justice which The Del Morocco Club Friday Evening piuluuphyl Which we all I should but unfortunately does not havehav reason to ' form a real part of every human l'Seay, and 8usie Anderson. ~ TALLAHASSEE, Fla '- The NEW YORK. New York Organi tear. Yet. let us life I; is to create disunity and i i sensation and marvel created by th". zed baseball's minor leagues, jolted The show is being made poaaibl» not allow our chaos among ourselves to label “Com lanky Mbs Althea Gibson on thr by the collapse of the Class B Co through the club’s management, J. selves to become munist" everyone we dislike, or tennis court does not end there lonial circuit and the departure of H Nichols, and musi» will be fur confused or hys who disagrees with us. Miss Althea Gibson, a freshman four teams in other loops, are nished by the popular stylist, On- terical and start Jhat is not the way to fight Com- student at the Florida A and M Col ttruggling through their most finan i zie Horne. seeing Commun ' muni m. The way to fight Commun- lege. Tallahhassee. Florida, has for cially disastrous seasons since the ism under every * ism is to fight these attitudes and Beginning al 8 00 p. m. the show the past few weeks occupied the lead ’30's-. Their hope: that the major bush and flower ' practices, those social and econonuc will continue until after midnight. stories on leading journals' sport leagues will adopt remedies at the pot or Commun 1 as well as spiritual forces which pages and has been the subject fall and winter meetings If they ism in every re make Communism possible. The I matter for sever.il editorials of the don't the situation will be even action against the world of the hungry, the homeless, nation's leading magazines. worse in 1851 Most officials place Judge Named To "traditional way the for aken and the forgotten, the the bulk of the blame oh television of thing,!.” And world of the masses of little people Her greatest champion Is found »nd radio, according to Quick maga Trinidad Post t is exactly what many people has turned Communists m large in the person of Miss Alice Marble zine doing and could easily be a numbers because we have been too Miss Marble, a former national PORT-OF-SPAIN. Trinidad, B W. mistake. busy or indifterent or too slow in tennis champion, took the oppor Minor-leagueTxxss George Traut I -(ANP)- Another colored person nism is objectionable, a gvipg them food, shelter, under tunity of an AMERICAN LAWN man blames that the decrease in was appointed last week to » job erous foe oecause it is oppose«* giving them food, shelter, under TENNIS editorial to champion Miss Vegetable salad molded to cart wheel shape in your round layer attendance is caused by "major usually reserved for white men Christianity, not because it is standing, tolerance and love That Gibson scaue Miss Marble thtnks cake pan, and "spoked" with carrot strips, makes an eaty-to prepare league broadcasting and televising. when the secretary of state for th» posed to traditional injustices, ra- world has looked for'comfort from that, "The entrance of Negroes into and dramatic dish to serve the family, to take as your contribution to . poor weather, high cost of living, colonies appointed J L. Mathieu- intolerance. or ma s selfishness the Oodless because Chrl tiuns have national tennis Is as inevitable a.< picnics, pot luck or covered dish affairs, to make in honor of this I the international situation and poor Perez attorney general of Trinidad. tianity is also, and first was, failed to live up to their Christian it has been proved in baseball, yehr'a fine crop of healthful vegetables. ball clubs, in that order." sed to those things. obligations. In our American abund footoal! and boxing " Adding the Be sure to let everyone see it whole. Serve It in pie-shape wedges President Frank Shaughnessy of Before taking this post Peru was Yet now days if a man fight- for ance, we have closed our hand- ana personal appeal and interest to the with plenty of smooth mayoiinuise or salad dressing. the, International League (attend-. a Pusine judge of the Suprem» Court He succeeds H. Wilcox Wil r, for any social or racial jus- hearts against their want' and' Gibson case, Miss Marble declares Cart Wheel Salad ance down some 25 per cent) em . . . "If I can give her one iota phasized the radio point “The son, white e, for aecentralized goveriunent needs in a starving world of forgotten 1 pkg. lemon gelatin deuert • Salt , more of confidence by rooting my ; minor-league cities are being blank ely a paradox in Communism) people. We have told them the hor-; 1*4 cups boiling water 4 small carrot» f eted with broadcasts of big league ven for peace and the outlaw- rors of Communism and exagger heart out from the gallery, she can IS cups shredded raw cabbage Watercress ng of such inhuman and horrible ated nothing and Slid "be warm take my word for it: I'll be there." I's cups chopped green pepper Mayonnaise or salad dressing i ball games Why in Albany I heard System Of Braille a wire broadcast of a game at 2 weapons as the atom or hydrogen ed, and ■ heltereo and fed," but we Many other sports writers, edi Dissolve'the gelatin in the boiling water. When cold and thickened have not given them warmth or I torialists and interested prominent ¡o'clock In the-morning. So poten »mbs, he is apt to be labeled Com- fold in the shredded cabbage mid chopped green pepper; season Io tial minor-league customers pick Worked For Africans nunist." shelter or food We have said people have expressed a grave con taste with salt. Pour into an 8 inch round layer cake pan and chill I . out the major-league game they “brother" but we have not treated cern for the evidencing situation until firm. Pee! mid cook the carrots, and when cold; cut them into i GOLD COAST. Africa -(ANP1- In fact, there are some groups of as brothers men who skins are ol that Althea Gibson will be denied (want to hear, and stay home with Conservatives" who methodically j thin lengthwise strips. Unmold the gelatin on a round chop plate A common printed language has another color, or whose eyes are a the privilege of a Forest Hill de and arrange the carrot strips on it to resemble the spokes of a the radio We've petitioned before j fo ra limitation of broadcasting. (just been worked out for the on» »rand any group "Communist" who , different shape or mtn who go to but — because her skin is not a wheel, with a round slice of carrot in the center to simulate the hub. million blind people of Africa, who lisag.-ees with them, and all their j , Nou the majors better take steps” a synagogue instead of a church. "desirable" color • despite her pro Garnish Ihe plate ualh watercress and serve each portion with mayon 'peak some 800 tribal language», , One big-league magnate with his Demies. And because they are so And that is why Communism can fessional proficiency. naise or salad dressing. ■ UNESCO announced |ast week. (ears to the ground is - Brooklyn's lusy fighting non-Communist Am- be and grow. We can’t kill it by As a studious freshman it Flori Branch Rickey, who has seen nine ricaru who seek only justice for killing the poor, untaught and ig da A and M College, the subject of The system of Braille was finally I of 11 Brooklyn-owned farm clubs ill and a society that lives what norant followers of it who seek only this controversy, Adhea herself, re approved by a committee of blind nose-dive in attendance. Rickey t preaches, they miss the real Coin- rood and some little ecilnty. We mains quiet and una^uming But Brailjlsts and linguistic experts told Quick. "If it is a fact that lunlsts who have infiltered into can only kill it by destroying m deep within she is tnought to be meeting in London Among those heir clubs, scEbols, businesses, so- CLUB NEWS i wide-spread broadcasting and tele- represented were the British Em ourselves and our society those saying, "I am an American - liv i casting are substantially’responsi ial or recreational organizations, ideas and practices which gave it ing in America. With a deep belief pire. Society for the Blind and the ble remedial measures should be t ven In some cases into their homes I fertile ground in which -to grew. I in the greatness and wonder of my School of Oriental and African STERLING SOCIALITES CLUB— .’end anniversary at the Antioch , attempted before another season be- nd churches They are so busy We can't kill it by killing the poor, country • I am yet hopeful I feel Studies of the University of Lon i Tlie Sterling socialites Club met BapUst Church. 1377 No. Bellevue, gins" The minors hope other mug- Ung and reviling the "Commu- dirtv. ignorant North Koreans or the1 that the hearts ot all Americans JADE, CAPTIVATING DANCER don. tt the home of Mrs Thelma Win- 1 The me-sjige will be delivered by nates are listening. Ists" that are not, that they miss poor Russian peasants and children j are far too great and large to harbor | Held. August 9 Meeting was call Hei J H Griflin. pastor of An------AT DEI. MOROCCO. EKI NITE Communists who are. And that who don’t even know what it is all anything of smallneas and ot in ed to order by the president. Plans | tioch. where our real danger lies, in about We can kil it by assuming significance " Hampton Graduates On Friday night the 25lh of ( Elected "Best Cook" uch common errors as these our own le-ponsibdities and fulfill were disci* sed for a lawn party The ■ beautiful Del Morocco Club, to be held August 26. at the home ing our own obligations toward August this club win have its tn- 140 For Summer 234 Hernando street, will be the It is a legitimate thing to be of Mrs Helen Powell, 584 Hamp Missionary Society fellowmen. slaliation and the annual enter- HAMPTON. Va.-A summer grad- I scene of a "Going-Away". parly this conscientously opposed to v.ar or to ton Place tainment of thr Lane Avenue ua(i|ia -cfjss ¿1 about 140. Including Friday night August 18th. honoring • use in war of such brutal and A very- delicious menu was served Baptist Church. 974 Lane Avenue, -jj W|W (he B 8 degree the entire caravan of Elks person el weapons as the A- and H- Red Sox Beat by the hostess The next meeting 1 he installation sermon will be de- an(j reeeive-lhe Master's dfc alities scheduled to attend the Bombs. Ii is a legitnute thing to will be held at the home of Mr.. llvered by. Rev. J W tyilliams, grpl> wm |)(>ar [jean Herbert C Grand Lodge Convention of the seek for all regarales of color or |K. C. Monarchs Sadie Bachelor. 585 Crump B’ld pastor of. Lune Avenue 1 Hunsaker of Cleveland. Western Re- Elks in Chicago. creed "liberty, justice and the pur Mrs, Callie Mae Winfield, preai All friend- and membetw’ ,w' serve University at Hampton Instl- will suit of happines " It is a legitimate dent: Mrs Thtlma Winfield, sec asked to be with us on this d"y tute's Summer convocation Friday Main attraction at the party be "Jade”, the capivatlng dancer, right of the worker, or labor to op In Louisville retary, Mrs. Helen Louise Powell, in this effort. The theme for t*]0 morning, August 18. who will come direct from Larry pose big business interests when The Memphis Red Sox took reporter. day is, "Helping others to help 1 The candidates Sunday heard a Steele's "Smart Affairs", New York they are selfish or dehumanizing Kansas City Monarchs to themselves.'' Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr. Oeo. City. spark a scintillating floor show , And we have many other such "cleaners" before a Louisville, MEMPHIS COOPERATIVE BIBLE D Kelsey, associate executive secre for the occasion She will be sup-' rights which like these are guaran baseball crowd behind the tight JOLLY TWELVE 84XTAL CLl'B CLASS TO MEET tary in Field Administration for the ixiried by n cast of ten troupers, teed or protected by the constitution pitching of Vibert Clark Clark al The Memphis Cooperative Bible The last meeting of the Jolly Federal Council of Churches. Dr. including the show producer. Fe.ss lowed only one hit as he shut out of the United States. CIh.s will meet in its regular meet-1 Twelve Social Club was at the Kelsey also has been minister at Maurice Hulbert, and Peggy Gibson, i the Monarchs. 2-0 as the two teams It Is unjust, therefore, as well as1 ing this Friday night. August 18. I wine of Mrs Isabel! Holman, 968 Hampton during July and August. well known dancing pair ,1 senseless to brand all people who rounded opt their road schedule be- at First Baptist Church, Beale Monroe Avenue The meeting was ' fore coming to Memphis to play- A candlelight vesper service by the MRS. W. M. FIELDS, 391 Decalvr, support these things "Communist" I Mnyniie L Jackson, winner of the , Sipiday of this week in a doiible- Avenue Rev. F G Lewis, and Mrs. I presided over by the vice-president, senior class Sunday night, and a re; named Best Cook by Missionary title. Miss Bronze Beale. Street." else you may as well brand the Vernier Robinson Finley, ot Wash Mrs. Clauda Wherry, who served ¡ceptlon later in, the week at the Society, Eastern Star Baptist ! header. . e will be the top honoree The at churches and the constitution of our ington. D C., wi.f. be special i in the absence of the president, president's House, for graduates. Church tractive Miss Jackson will have in country so because they soght such Mel Duncan of the Monarchs was guests Mr' Bernice Simmon», who Is va- relatives and friends also are among Rev. J 8 Spfaggins, president.' her I’ourt more than half-dozen • • • things long before Communism was blasted for 7 hits, and 2 runs. Casey rationing in Chicago. Ilinois. ' ttie summer graduation activities. I other brown-skinned beauties; in conceived in the bitterness of Marx's Jones singled to score Fermental, Mrs. Lucille Bolton and Mrs fhe Cleveland educator, a former1 One reason the church supper» cluding Misses Joyce Broome. Cath or lenin's humiliations and poverty. who had doubled. First score was MRS, MCDOWELL VACATION Birtiia Williams were honored with Regional W»r Labor Board member, are so popular is Mrs Fields’ good erine Smith, Rita« l.awshe. Leola It is ridiculous to attribute to Coni- made by Neil Robinson on a double ING IN WINDY (TTY gifts presented to them by the ls known for his work with the cooking.' And the delicious meal» Duvent re. Frankie D. Ruffin, Betty by Calvert following a base-on-ball Mrv- L.. E McDowell Is vaca club on their birthday ! blind, with adult education, the Ur- she prepares for her mlnlster-hu»- i hand and the rest of her family an tioning in Chicago *s gi)^ t of hei Then will be a Lawn Party giv- ban League, the Cleveland Church proof that she practices what she relatives, including hei grandson in Friday night. August 18, -from Federation, and other civic causes. Imes that all new and old students PERSONAL Mr. Robert L Franklyn, Jr. She 7:00 t il 12:00 at the residence of' During World War II he was for a will come determined ¿o better their preaches: "To be a good cook, plan DURAHM. N. C. Florence M well-balanced meals and season BACK FROM CLEVELAND will be joined later by her grand Miss Hattie Robltisot). 643 8te-< j yea; associate chief of the Bureau best. Mrs Sweetie Shields, of 1255 Kan- Burnett, R N,, consultant in well" laughter. Elene Ward, daughter of • phens Street. of Special Operations of the OWI, sas, has returned from Cleveland. Mental Hygiene at the Duke Uni Mrs Fields uses STOKELY’8 A delicious menu was served by while on leave from his present Many of the buildings are bejng Ohio where she was house guest of I versity School of Medicine, was.. Mr and Mrs. C. Ward. 1091 Nep FINEST FOODS, because she knows the ho less The next meeting will deanship, which he assumed in 1941. renovated mid redecorated Clark i Mrs. J. E, Humphrey. She also vis- j among the participants in North tune Street. Eelene is presently at that year after year only the finest be held at the residence of Mrs. | a native of the state of Washing- hall and Melvin Lodge are being ited an aunt in Youngstown, Ohio. ■ Carolina College's six-weeks Pub tending Camp Sagawoas. of prize-quality crops go to STOKI- Lula Johnson, 966 Scott Avenue, f ton and a graduate of the Universi- completely' rehauled.• Freshman lic Health Nur.ing program which LY'S. . ’ | August 21. ' ty there, Dean Hunsaker holds the Lodges are being revamped and new ends here August 25 FRISCO CHRISTIAN CLUB Mrs. Clauda Wherry, vice-presl-' a M degree from Columbia univer furniture is being ordered. Orioles Establish The program is under ihe genera: On the third Sund|- evening, slty. the LL B. from the University direction of Miss Esther P Henry, 20. at 3:00 the Friieo dent: Miss Hattie Robinson, re BUYOFTHEWEEK: Box Office Record of Newark, and the LL D. degree The women students will be hous 114 students from five slates and Christian Club will have its sec- porter. I AKRON, Ohio - The high-flying from Parsons College. ed according to clarification us fol Slolsly'l finril Colwp— the Virgin Island- are enrolled to | Orioles, who in the past year have I low.- McOuimi flâllFreshmen; mods ths way you'd molts Ute the program. U : solidly established themselves as Unit B-Sophmorcs; Unit A-Juniors It If you could got Ihe j one of the biggest box office attrac- j Florida A. And M. and Diamond Hall-Seniors. The Kçep Shelby County Green” lomatost lilts Sfohsly'h Plenty of I tions in show business, will tee off 1 Used Bomb To Ready For Fall Term men will be hou-ed as follows: a three-week tour of theatres in the sion. It certainly will be needed to Seniors. Juniors and Sophnwres— You have been informed for more TALLAHASSEE. Fla - With an Tl>« 8««t Cook» U»» I south and midwest with a on*-d»y: than three weeks about the big get these plants off to a good start Sampson Hall; Freshmen-Young enrollment quota set at 1600 for the Stok«l/» fiturt Food» ' stand at the Star Theatre in Akron Frighten Negro campaign ol Keeping Tennessee before the cold weather begins. Hall. Tucker Hall and Freshmen Genuine’ i on Tuesday. August 22. fall term, the Florida A and M WHAT TO PLANT Lodges Green." The part you as a farmer College gets set for the opening of Voters In Ark. can play i” tlnTbig state-wide pro In order to have a permanent pas A popular singing group will fol school on September 10 at 12:00 MORRILTON. Ark. — (ANPi- gram is to mike your farm green ture which is very profitable in live low with another single date at the Noon tor freshmen and September Home mady bomb' were used her* which will help to keep Shelby stock production, for an acre of Lyric Theater. Lexington. Ky.; three 17 at Noon for the upperclassmen. Tuesday to try and prevent Nevroe" County Green. This is a part of well prepared soil the following mix days in Louisville at the National President George W Gore, Jr. from voting The nigh' before ture should be used: on well drain-' Theatre; two days each at the Lin ihe great state of Tennessee. states he. along with the faculy. ice election day three white night rid This is the way you can do it. ed ¡«oil. orchard grass 12-15 pounds, coln Theater. Columbus, Ohio, the •Gtnuinf Ice fa cryetai ers visited Negro homes warning red clover 3-4 pounds or alfalfa 5-fl Roosevelt Theater. Pittsburgh, and That land vou hive hid tested to chs, laatefre the people: pound-. Louisiana white or Ladino government. the State Theater in Cincinnati, an determine the iime and fertilizer "If you can't vote right tomor clover 1-2 pounds. New York District Immigration harj-irotrn an. other single date at the Bijou in needed and which vou have kept Ik ilounnthing. row. don't vote at all." (Chief EdwarcM Shaughnessy said Nashville, two days at the Liberty well prepared through the year, can On that bind •J’atjs r^nsiJ)pr^1’ the woman, wife of Dally Worker State police found a home made Theater. Chattanooga, and three ijow be ‘eedtd to grasses and le poorly drained: substitute Kentucky bomb near the home of a Negro reporter Harry Raymond, is a Rus days at the Polace Theater Mem-1 xemes that will not only add fer 31, 10 to 12 pounds ‘for’ orchard and found an exploded bomb in th* sian citizen although she has lived tility fo your soil- and prevent it grass and al-ike clover 3 pounds for I same community. trom washing away by winter rains. in the United States since 1913. She red clover or alfalfa. This mixture the In Out will supply much valuable feed was identified as leader of will give better return on such soil. ternational Workers Order in the for your livestocks Winter pasture when seeded alone- Girl 23 Ruled Many tons of limestone were de U. S. good result' can be expected from Miss Lightcap was taken to Ellis livered to you in time to have, these crops Barley 3-4 bushels, oats Island but released shortly after Heiress To spread and mixed well in the soil, L 3-4 bushels, rye 2-3 bushels. I'ali-an ward under »5.000 bond pending a and you possibly have a few sacks rye grass 20-30 pounds and crim- hearing, $60,000 of fertilizer that you have been son clover 20-30 pounds. ' - - keeing all ■ urnmer for this occaj CLEVELAND. Ohio - (ANP) - i The court of appeals ruled here By seeding these crops farmers last week that Miss Josephine Hous ' Americus, Ga„ the Moody Bible In- too can keep your own farm green ton. 23. was sole heir to the $60,000 i stitute and the Northern Baptist which helps to keep Shelby green, MADAM BELL which ii-a-part of this state of I estate of the late Alec Harris, pits-, Theological ,'eminary. Tennessee. FULL terer and rea lestate broker. He is currently press reporter of ORLATESI Her right to the estate had been the Baptist State Convention of Note: What it will mean to you PALMIST disputed by the dead man's rela- Illinois. as far as feed is concerned: 1 acre of good pasture equals: 44bushels of | ■ tives because her mother, the late FIRST Rose Houston, was the common- j com. 90 bushels of oats, 42 bushels 90 PROOF! law wife of Harris. of wheat and 2 tons of good hay Heading the two-year court COMING! One acre of crimson clover contains : battle against Miss Houston has more protein than one ton of cot 4 ww OLD! been Mrs. Fannie Fitch of New WHO? WHERE? | ton seed meal.' Don't you believe' York, a niece of the dead man, Har SEPTEMBER 15TH it will be wise to seed your pasture section ris' estate ihcludts six large tene now from the 15th of September ’, I ADMISSION;: Are y
IT'S SAFE TO Shoot Men To AND PICAME UP/ GOCD IDEA, PAL' UENDEK- [ÍL. GO AND «1ÜI 'THE JUG OF •I'LL KEEP WATCH- Avoid Capture WATK^ji FROM ON THE NAKTONG RIVER FRONT, Koyea — American PLM 8 The Reel doughboys list night crushed a communist bridgehead five miles south of Wagewan-where Red Of By Rev. Taschereau Arnold ficers shot their men to keep them from surrendering. A DYING CHURCH •seketh not his <>wn comfort, it not easily provoked. The story ts told of an artist who The two day old communist Beareth all things, beiieveth all was engaged to paint the picture of crossing of the Naktong was ended things, hopeth all things a dying church. Those who com by fast moving First Cavalrymen And now abideth knowledge, missioned him anticipated that he and Artilleryman who eurrounded methods, evangelism, these three, would portray a ramshackle old and cut the reds to ribbons killing but the greatest of these is evan - itructure -‘»t in the midst of a an estimated 300. gelism. — Paraphrase of I Conn- neglected court overgrown with By sunset Thursday, however, thlans 13, by Joseph Clark weeds, with broken windows, and only three North Koreans had MORE ON SOME OF THESE (urrounded by a general aid of de surrendered to the Americans A- ’ STUCK UP MINISTERS' WIVES crepitude merican Officers had expected a Part Three Instead the artist painted a pic group of 20 Communists to quit FELIX THE CAT By chance the other day we r$n ture of stately building with expen fighting but they failed to give up sive artglass windows, a consider-.; into one of these stuck up minis- able expanse of richly carved wood,'I ters' wives and she quickly turned despite the efforts of a North Ko rean war prisoner to negotiate with a high pulpit, and comfortable !! her head Now we said to ourselves them. j that's one silly woman. She like pews In .foyer, on a conspicuous The war prisoner acting as emis to have 'expanding a little for em- comer of the wall, a box was fitted sary was 17 year old Private Lee Across the front of the box were' phaslsi twisted her head off trying Phungyul. He was able to convince to turn it around Then too we th* words. "For Missions." Over only one other communist identi saw another one die other day who the little opening designed to re fied as Choi Hakchunl, 21, to enter ceive the contributions was a cob seemed to have thought she was so the American lines. web important She may think it, but A third prisoner who earlier walk There is a profound truth under we doubt seriously about many neath the artistic satire A church other people thinking that way ed into American positions was so - badly wounded by heavy American ' maybe meeting in a glorious about her Maybe some are think Artillery Fire that he died momenta I Oothic Cathedral, and yet be in the ing the other way Be on the look after U. S. Medic reached him throes ol death The actual life of out for more later on. ■ The prisoners told how they were a church cannot be mea ured by the OPINION POLL: cut off by American artillery -and building in which the people meet Don't forget the opinion poll on: mortars which left their beach The marks of decay are upon a "Why Are Sp Many Preachers' head without food, water ol ammu church which carries upon Ils soul | Son's Entering the Ministry To-1 nition. The prisoners said that only imi burden because of the world's need. i day?" We want to know what you 25 or 30 communists were left alive ' are thinking about along tlus line. . atop a mountain ridge wheie they BAPT UNION-REVIEW I We don’t want to nurt any one. Be , had been hammered night and day THE GREATEST OF THESE that far from us. The time for the by artillery. , Though I speak with the tongues closing of the poll will be announc ed .soon You have time to get your > Clad In a GI undershirt and of acholarsiiip, and though I use shorts, barefooted Private Lee told approved methods ot education, and opinions in where ever you are. American Officers: fail to win my pupil? to Christ or We are grateful to Svter Carrie “North Korean Officers will shoot! MEMPHIS. Tenn.—The purchase1 head to the Brooklyn Dodger? se- to ijuild them up in Christian Woods, near Carrollton, Ga., ror a i any soldier who tries to go down of first baseman Bob Boyd by the veral years ago when Branch Rickey character. I am become as the moan nice letter in which she intimated Out Welcome Mat For Top Stars I the mountain to surrender. We rai;, Chicago White Sox last week will! personally scouted the Red Sox of th* wind in a Syrian desert. how much she enjoys reading "Bro away from them Our officers will probably wind tip iircourts. Dr W I righthander in Memphis, and did WILBERFORCE, Ohlo-(SNSi - Johnson. Lynchburg, Va., are th And though I have the best of ther Billie. " Thank you, Sister 1 The welcome mat is out at the Col Officials Plan To ; never come ■here." S. Martin, president and owner-of: Wtfbustheas with Dr W S. Bank- defending mixed doubles champion teaching skill and understand all Woods lege of Education ahd Industrial Lee explained that he had mana- Memphis Red Sox Baseball said. 1 head was sold for a reported $15,000 Maynard Driver and Jas. Thom; mysteries of religious psychology. Arts for the National Champion To our surprise the other dav 8ed 10 collect a number of North "The Boyd sale was authorized1 sum. Close Entries On kins, Brooklyn, N. Y., are defendin a&4 though I have all Biblical ships of the American Tennis Asso- some one called our attention to Koreans wi10 werf ready to sur- and handled without aiff noticetor , (ontact Junior doubles champions. knowedge, and lose not myself in I ciation that gets underway for a full little tubule in the Atlanta Daily bUt thiy. information to me at my office . soW (he white &)X m neigh. Veteran officials who will be o the task of winning others to Christ, week August 21-26 inclusive. Saturday, August 12th World paid to us by Sister Flora I when an American machine gun Dr. Martin stated When I heard > of J12 5OO No L f hb hand to conduct the play of the: I become as a cloud ot mist in an All entries for the seven singles M Hathaway, who says she enjoys , fired on them. ______■ 1 minors of the sale 1 immediately ...... „ national contenders include J/w ofNC sea wu'edFmnkLn^Tgene^l'manVg«;---“^ ----“1’! ™„„„ VW* LU UiC, and four doubles events were closed Tuskegee, Ala.; Miss Margaret Pet Me Wilson, tournament chairman t our writings. We are also grateful Lee’s terrified companion, Choi the Red Sox president. Dr. W. § Saturday, August 12. ers, Tuskegee, Ala., and others. Newark, N. J.; Mack M. Green; 1c ’ And though I read all Sundav to Si ter Hathaway as well as I P of the White Sox, and then wrote who wore the drab brown North Martin said. Tournament officials will make In the veterans singles, John B. cal chairman. Wilberforce, Ohio; D School Uttrature, and allend Sun Reynolds. Pittsburgh Courier colum him a followup letter. My attorney Korean uniform was led back to 1 the official draw Sunday, August 20 Garrett will be after his eleventh Sylvester Smith, referee, Amber, Pi hay School Conventions, and in nist. and Dr H E Nash, Atlanta Mr. Charles C. Crabtree of Mem i the American line» by an Infantry at the opening meeting of the big consecutive championship. Since and L. E Spooner, Chief of Um stitutes and summer schools, and Our mailing address 4s: 685 Ken phis also wrote him and to date we Patrol headed by First Lieut. Hany week. Play will begin Monday and his entry In this event in 1939 at pires, NYC. yet am satisfied with less than win- dall St—NE, Ailanta 5. Ga haven't received one word out of-j- Buckley. Seattle, and Second Lieut on succeeding days. Hampton Institute, he has won Gala events on the social schedul FAMOUS LAST WORDS: the White Sox front office, or Mr U.S. Track Aces ning to Christ and establishing my Representatives from 150 clubs and Harris Munch of Scotia, N. Y. Lane regarding lhe trar.-aotion". the championship. include the welcoming reception o PMpils in Christian character and BY DK LOO KOO MAKKF. associations are expected tor the an Both Officers took Lee with them the Red Sox owner and president ’ Dr. Elwood D. Downing, Roanoke. Monday. August 21 and the annul service, it profiteth nothing. _• WANTS TO DO SOMETHING nual business session of ATA which in a final effort to clean out the Va.. has been runner-up in this formal ball at Wampler's Barn, Fri ‘The Soul-winning teacher, the ABOUT IT-BUT! I continued. diehard communists. The prisoners will be held Wednesday, August 23. day, August 25. Character-building teacher, suffer An irate visitor rushed up to the I Dr. Martin's wire to Mr. Lane is event for several consecutive years. were brought to a command post | as follows quote: "Rumors have GOTEBORG, Sweden-The U. S. when national officers will be elect Ample accommodations for th ed long and is kind; he envieth beekeeper and complained: "One of Other top flight contenders expect late Thursday aftemon and were ed. record attedahce have been provid not others who are free from, the your bees stung me. and I want you reached me Chicago White Sox or- track aces have won five of six ed are Richard Hudlin. St. Louis, met by curious GI’s. .. Defending champions and top ed in the commodious dormltorlf ganizationjiegotiating purchase Bob events in the two-day international Mo.; H. Cooke Hamilton. Atlanta, teaching task; he vaunteth not him to do .‘omething about it!" flight players will compete for the on the campus. Reservations fc I Boyd, Memphis Red Sox Negro: trBjk meet held here. Ga., and Fred Johnson, New York self, is not puffed up with intellect Certainly, madam," replied the Choi asked for water and a hard coveted trophies in the 11 events. lodging should be addressed to M beekeeper, 'just show me which bitten'Gi""houted to"’hB \uddi>" For your immediate infor-1 One of the most thrilling races, City. ual pride Interest will be centered in the Melvin A. Johnson. Bursar, Colleg "Don't give them any of that cold'ination “U bUhinesf' tra,LWtlon anri was the thrilling 400-meter races be- Defending champions in the oth Buch a teacher does not behave bee it was and I'll have, it punish comeback of George Stewart, 1947. er singles events include: Robert ' of Education and Industrial Art himself unseemly between Sundays, ed/’ And that', that. water we worked so hard tocari". | l)Urchuse oi sald P1H>er or anV olher tween Herb McKinley of Jamaica and 1948 men's singles champion. Dibble. Ttrkegee. Ala,, junior sin Wilberforce, Ohio. I up*• , here« -Here ’s some warmer Red Sox Negro player must be made and George Rhoden, of Morgan Other contenders expected in this gles; Donald Archer, Nassau, Ba- j ' water/' through me as sole owner and presi- state, who finished first and sec- event include Dr. Reginald Weir, of hamas, boys singles; Helen Mundy, A GI poured a ration can full I dent of Memphis Red Sox Baseball ond, respectively.. N. Y. C.; Harold Mitchell. Oak Club, Inc., and also holder contract { Lynchburg, Va., girls singles; and Record Fails To Disclose ; and handed it to Choi who gulped land, Calif.; Oscar Johnson, Los An Mrs. Eleese Thornton, Los Angeles. 1 MAKE THIS with Boyd" Rhoden set the pace until McKin- i feverishly, raised his hands in tok geles, Calif.; Carl Williams, Orange Club president Dr Martin '■aid tt'V shot up in the closing stages to women’s veterans singles. en to’surrender for a news photo- burg, S. C.; John Chandler. Fen Defending men's doubles cham- ' | grapher. and then followed Lieut. that the deal with Lane of the. n*P blm bX one-tenth of a second wood, N. J.; Dr. Hubert Eaton, Wil 7iooue Tea Lanham Language, Threat I Chicago While Sox was engineered in 46 8 11 wa? the forty-third time pions Dr. Hubert Eaton, Wilmlng- ( Buckley to a nearby foxhole for in mington, N. C ; Vemon Morgan, ton, N. C„ and George Stewart. 8 ! through his brother Dr B B Mar- McKinley has battered 47 seconds New York City; Francis Powell, WASHINGTON. D. C -
Jya AH i uL »Lió*' « - *■ r f * A «.»* V /h t* '* M W i •J . 1' lítxJ\ r w v w j 1 I I v . < I 35,000 Expected For 18 tK Annual East-West Game
Game Set For Comiskey Ezzard Charles Meets Freddie Beshore Tonight Park, Sunday, August 20 CHICAGO, III. - (SNS)-More than 35,000 fan» ore expected to watch the 18th annual East vs. West game, sponsored by the Ne MEMPHIS WORLD ft Tuesday, August 15, 1950 ft 5 gro American League, Sunday, August 20. here in Comi sky Park.
Although Dr J B Martin. NAL ed only io work three innings un proxy. doesn’t care vo climb on < less battered out before their ume SPORTS iimb by picking a winner, or for 1« upi that matter starting ia rhub.srh._____ . pilrt v-car Charleston, pilot of the 1 performances, .records ana averages East team, has elected to start Al- OF THE BUFFALO, N. Y.-(NNPA)-Eztard Charles of Cincinnati, Ohio, — single out the West squad, pilotedl uiu v>-uik>iv ol uie Negro woud goes into action tonight offer a lay-off of several months, against by Ted i"Doubledtity"i Radcliffe,, senes champion Baltimore Elite free-swinging Freddie Beshore of Harrisburg, Pa., when he de manager of the Chicago Americani Giants Heil be followed by Jonv , Gaines ot (he Philadelphia Star and fends hi, National Boxing Association championship here al Me Qir.nts. as the pre-Cla sic favorite, WORLD at least by 2-to-l odds . . fa»,. oiantuuury. oi uie New ______Yore , morial Stadium, before an expected turnout of 12,00 fans, The West, although beaten last Cubans. Gaines lead the trio,with year. 4-0. but still leading In game, a percentage mark oi 653 compiled Charles will be risking fame and Clunks tnd Beshore orginaily won. 10-7. will take the held with °h a recoin of 5-3 Other hurlers By Marion E Jackton fortune as well as universal re- were matched Feb 28, but the IHle- two of the circuit's top pitchers “t Manager Charleston* diapoal i cognition as world titlist, when he hulder pulled out Fvt). 24 with a Clift Johnson of tlie Kansas City, will be Hau) Galata (8-6 671) of " i steps in the ring for the 15-round back injury TUetwo heavyweight Monarchs and Bill Powell of the the Indianapolis Ciown*, a* well at _ i setto with Beshore. Thia belief is were rescheduled tor April 5. the Birmingham Black Barons — on Harry Butts <6-7 482» also of ths Althea Gibson, No. 1 female entry in the American Tennis based on the fact that the Georgia- bout was called off March 27 due its side, along with a crew of five' Clowns and Joe Black (7-1. 875) of Association championships at Wilberforce State, August 21-26 dorn cloutir will nullify hi» chanc- to Charles’ bruised heart mu cle vifuciiwiuc uiuiys nuyusi j —...... , ------fence-bu-iing hitters who are 'he Elite Giants lilerally, is a self-made tennis r'-_- u- “...... «* « for . Sept 27 date with Joe Some fight expert* wrote ’’tinis" playar. Her first experience with I'lr * ^pt 27 dat€ pounding the ball at a 300 or bet-1 The opening battings order*, bat v-.L 0-11- A.LI-.:, I If h* !«■« to Charles’ career after news leak th* game was paddle tennl» in the New York Police Athletic ter clip 'Ing ana pitching record, and [ This twice-postponed bout will ed out regarding his hear; condi Against this array of superb < «'«age* in parenthesis follow: League Florida A. and M. face» it» stiffest competition in not be aired or televised The show tion, but the NBA K ng was 1 pitching and hitting, the Eist i* r EAST SQUAD the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference next fall than • is expected to go on at 9 P M pronounced fit by a medical board offering only on 300 or bettar LF-Hrnry Merenant dndrtns , 'E 8 T.3 at New York. July 5 anytime since 1945 Benedict and Morri, Brown moy knock »tickman in 'he person of Renr “1U) -287; 8S-Thom*s Butt, (Baiti- off the Rattlers this year East-West game is richest spectacle Neither fighter ever had a more Gonzale*. first baseman of the New'more) 281; 2B-Jame, Gilliam TALE O' TAPE important fight- -Charles because In Negro sports Atlanta'» Brown Derby ha» been set for York Cubans who, quite appropriate 'Baltimore) 241, IB-Repe Gonia- CHARLES BESHORE of his injuries and Beshore because ly. will list In the cleanup 'pot 1 *cz (New York» 315: RF-Fernandd Labor Day, September 4. The event is fashioned after the nation 28 years Age 26 years he is an unknown gettiug his shot SUPERIOR OPPOSITION Diaz (New York) 267; C-LouKen 6 ft Height 6 ft. 11 ins at the moon ” Easy won *ixty-six, ally-known Soapbox Derby Last year the West was fatoied 'New York 277; CF-Littles iPhi- 184 pounds Weight 182 pounds lost live and drew once "in seventy to win, Just a* it is this year, be ladelphia), 3B-CharUe Whit* (Phi The Brown Derby was started in er at the recent Southern Open 73 in Resch 73 in seven fights. Beshore won twenty cause records, figure:, and percent ladelphia!, 256: P-Allred Wilmore Atlanta back in 1946 It. has grown Golf Tournament held In Atlanta. 41 ln_ Chest inormal» 42 in seven of thirty-three as a pro Incidentally. Atlanta’s next big ' ages on paper were far siiperiod to 'Baltimore» W-4 L4 - 500. to be one of the biggest sports ' 43 in Chert (expanded» 45 In. Twice loser to Lee Omi is Buf ______shows of its kind in the South. ... | golfing show wijl be the President's. the opposition, but when the game RESERVE — Pitchers — Jonas 30 in. Waist 33 In falo bout«. 26-year-old Beshore The Brooklyn Dodger, use to win 1 Cup tournament which will be held | was over tre East showed a 4-0 ver-1 Gaines (PhlUdelpWai W6 L3 — 154 Bleep* 14 in. does not rate among the challeng world series by whipping tlie Phil over the Labor Day weekend The ' diet for its fine work oh the field I 626; Pat Scantlebury (New York) II in. Neck 17 in. ers in the heavyweight clans Still lies. Pirates and Reds. These clubs tourney will honor F. A. Toomer, I that afternoon And I he same thing W4 L3— 571, Haul Galata (Indien 7 in. Wrist 7in. he thinks he can pull the upset of have done an aboutface this year, president of the New Lincoln Golf could occur again this year. apolls t W8 L6 — .571; Harry Butts 45 in. Calf i in. the year Ea y to it with either particularly the Phillies and Reds. and Country Club...... Anyway, come what may, the fans (Indianapolis! W6 L7 - 462; Joe I in. Ankle ■ in. hand. Freddie wades In to punch The Phillies have won 8 out of 13 Atlantalantas’s li-game11-game toototinfootball cardram are in for a good afternoon of top Black (Baltimore» W7 LI — 17». Thigh I in away at the body That's the only from the Dodgers this yes r____ is a (drastic drop from it* top-heavy grade baseball, a., all previous 17 Infielder—Sherwood Brewer tUn- ndar of bygone years. Clark. " 111 Fist In. way the blond Navy vet knows how When 308 fan, turaed out for a calendar of bygone years. ------DEPENDS NBA HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE-Ezzard Charles risk a $500, battles have been hard-fought bat dianapoll » 29a 12 in Forearm I In to fight. ' ' recent boxing show in Atlanta it Morehouse and Morris Brown will tles, maybe with the exception of WEST SQUAD be on the road mast of next Fall The Negro champion from Cln-' 000 Seotember dote with Joe Louis, when he bottles Freddie Be proved that the only type of Oddsmaker have installed a« a tlie 1936 and 1940 game* Both of 8S-Clyde McNnl 'Chicago! Games carded here will feature some clnnati now 29, has been reported shore tonight dt Buffalo's Memorial Auditorium. Adds-makers fighting that is a success here is 1-5 favorite. However, those totals these were won b.v the East via ,the [ 2B-Je»se Douglas (Chlcagoi of the top foes in the business with vicious in training camp A good have established the NBA champion, a 1-5 favorite to topple Be between husband and wife. That are based entirely on guess-work shutoyt route, 10-2 and 12-0, re LF-Ed Steele 'Birmingham) kind always goes over. Hampton Institute, Florida A. and puncher with either hand and a since Charles hasn’t worked since shore. The Georgia-born douter is recogniied in 47-stotes, with spectively Last year’s blanking' CF-Art Pennington 'Chicago) M.. Fort Valley, etc, booked to play (apable boxer, Charles probably is EAST - WEST CLASSIC - Top last October 14. and no ones knows only New York witholding rpcognition. A convincing win over gave the Easteners three runless af RF-Bob Harvey (Houston» Herndon Stadium...... baseball extravaganza in Negro the best the ring has when he's In fairs a, comp red to only one for Sentiment 1» growing for hold how idlene, has affected Beshore would boost Charles' stock for the proposed Sept. 27 3B-Keo Kellman 'Memphis baseball comes off next Sunday. Au top shape Until he fights Beshore, the West, thL- being a 3-0 shutout ing a Joint meeting of the South booming mitts fight with the Brown Bomber. 8oxi .362; lB-John Washington gust 20 in Comiskey Park. Chicago. you'll have to wait and see scored in the 1948 tilt. ern Coaches and Officials Asso Charles can not afford to take 'Houston) 362; C-Casey Jones Diamond-studded ball hawks of the Manager Radcliffe, making his ciation and the Southeastern Beshore lightly with Joe Louis, 'Indianapollsi . 264; P-Vlbert Negro American League will be in first appearance in the "Classic as Coaches and Officials group in. working unceasingly towards get Clarke (Memphis Red Box) Wg L7 the 18th annual East-West game. Macon. Ga. Sept 8-8. The move ting in shape at West Baden. Ind . a pilot, has nominated Vlbert Clarke - .533 The game ha, been wonderful would follow a policy adopted by for their scheduled title show at of the Memphis Red box. as his RESERVE - Pitcher* — Cliff timed In order to attract a capa “Trouble Ahead” For Florida A&M opening pitcher. Clarke ha* won the Southwest and South Central Yankee'Stadium, Sept. 27. Johnson (Kansas City ’ Monarchs) city turnout. The Elks will be athletic conferences eighth nnd lost seven for a .533 holding their annual convention The New York State Athletic W 10 LI - 909; Bill Powell tBjrwi- average Johnson of the Monarchs, tn the Windy City and With va- TIPOFF ON fcPORTS - Some Commission has consistently refus ingham w 11 L 4 733 Infielders— with 10-1 will take the second Curley william., (Houston); .273; eationgoer, and East-West regu SIAC coaches are tearful that the ed to recognize Charles as cham three-inning stmt and will be fol lar, a brilliant turnout is expect SIAC will dYop to fourth-place rat pion, but Chairman Eddie Eagan Herb Souell Kansas City) 326; TiUe Bid lowed by Bill Powell of the Birm- ed. ing among the major athletic con mdioates that the Commission Will Pepper Bassett 'Birmingham) .163 inghini Black Barons This year. NAL owner, have ferences. This was viewed because ' recognize the winner of the Louis- and Tom Cooper 'Kansas City of the Midwest Athletic Conference | . Elman Wilkens. 'Hurlers in the Classic are allqw- been troubled not only by dwind Charles bout The National Box BY MARION E. JACKSON Benedict, Morris Brown I THE ( OMEBACK TRAIL Monarchs' 285 accepting the membership of Oram- ' ing Association recognized Charles ling attendance and unprofitable ATLANTA, Ga. - Trouble Morris Brown, bitter foes of the operations, but by a dearth of bling. Jackson. Texas State and June 22, 1949 when he whipped ahead!! Stormy travelin' pre Rattiers, are hot on the comeback Tillotson colleges. Jersey Joe Walcott in Comiskey Offer Acid Test For player-talent. In order to stay in n ail and looms as a direct threat to Morgan State Wins Relationships between the SIAC dicted along football highways business club owner, have peddled Park, Chicago. Ill j tlie Rattlers’ football dynasty With and the Midwest Conference have thoir best performers to minor Rattlers Next Fall • a new head coach E J. "Ox" Cle- ana major circuits in organised been cool for several yean. This ! mons. the former Lane College Is because ot alleged recruiting ball. coaching great, the Purple Wolve- Top Track Honors and subsidisation pear tires of Ten Nevertheless, th& Karne ?oes 011 in the Southern Intercollegiole I rlne* appear to be fit as a fiddle and It will be somewhat a barome nessee state, Kentucky State, Wil Athletic Conference next Fall. , Clemons has a diamond-studded ag BALTIMORE. Md-'ANPi —The berforce Slate, and Lincoln U. , i coached by Hurt: ter on how the1 ptiWie-feels about gregation in such talented players • The Florida A. and M. College surprise leader of the 1950 treek 1. Won CIAA 'Colored Intaraal- Negro baseball Ralph Bunche is of Missouri. as All-SIAC halfback Rufus Trib With the exception of the Morris Rattlers ore likely to be the first season was little Morgan state col Icglate Athletic msoctatlon) char expected to throw out the first ball ble, All-Oeorgia halfback Leonard lege In Baltimore. plonshipa. nnd a flock of major league scouts Brown-Tennessee, Allen-Tennessee, to admit there are danger sig ¡Clark and a bevy of ranking backs and Lane-Loulsville Municipal (Thia Is the fourth in a series *f i I 2. Won quadrangular will watch the players' offerings. nals along their path as rough in Orady Covington. Myer Nolan. Coach E P Hurt was recently se games, only a scattering of contests article, on the top coaches in Negro Howard, Lincoln (Pa.) This year's East-West game ready foes gird themselves Charles Bly. Roscoe Ross. 8am lected by Cordner Nelson of "Track are stheduled between the two clr-, football. SNS sport» writen are con- ware State. looms as a topnotcher. to holt their winning ways. Ros*, Rudolph Oreen, and the sen and Field News" as track coach of SPORTS HERE AND THERE - cults. tributing stories on coaches in their 3. Ran fifth In Since 1937 llic Rattiers have won sational newcomer M.ver Nolan. the year; sprinter Arthur BragR was Ted Brown, cx-Wilbcrforce star, It has been accepted by 8IAC section of the country. The next I University of Minnesota eleven conference championships, rated freshman track ace of the has resigned as assistant coach to folks that the Colored IntercolleRl- story will be on Vernon F,. McCain, | Cleve Abbott, coacti of Tuskegee ty points. notching five in. a row from 1949 year, George Rhoden and Bill Rudolph "Bunky” Matthews at Be ate Athletic Association and the coach of the powerful Maryland Institute, has effectively utilised 4. Made 36 points In Junior na through 1949. This year, however, Brown were picked for the all col- thune Cookman College at Daytona Southwest Conference were rated state Hawks, one of the nation', the services of what athlete« that tional AAU meet at Unhmity of troublesome foes stand in the way lege track team, and Bragg was se Beach, Fla...... It was back In '49 first and second, respectively The mo,t celebrated Independent foot- ' (time his way through under that Maryland. of the Men in Orange's path to lected all Junior college and fresh when Brown left Edward Waters SIAC, because of its predominantly ( ball teams.) institutions limited scholarship aid. 5. Placed fourth In national AAU glory, man. College in Jacksonville to take the private college membership, have I Working mostly with Alabama boys A drastic shift in powe: for once meet al University of Maryland. Job...... not found it prolitable to keep pace. WILBERFORCE, O h I o — and a sprinkling of stars provided has swung the pqpdelum in favor | Credit should go to both the fonch 6. Had what la rated M naUea'e Maryland State College at Prin through the immense prestige of nor has there been overwhelming When the conversation turns of such giants as Benedict Col ! and the team-the conch for teach- No- 1 rr1,T toMs featartng Mm cess Anne. Md.. is the lone major sentiment towards competing on , . . .k ... • , , the college and a vigorous alumni. such a highly-subsidized level 1° coaching in the Midwest lege. Morris Brown. Fort Valley ing the thlnclads■lads so well, and even Tyler, Brown and Rb«tn> Independent foothall powerhouse I Abbott may have a firecracker of State, Ttiskegee Institute. Allen, and 1 surprising ferocity. more for entering them in meets Thia tram won: in sepia football now that Gramh- Therefore, thi, alliance between conference, inevitably the Alabama A and M , all having e against the nation's best competi Wa-htngton Star ctAA relay, Mng College and Texas State have these frank, open and I !ru^“1 name of Gaston F. “Country" chance of dethroning the high and A HARD WORKER tion. r- Philadelphia Inquirer relay, AAU joined the midwest Athletic Con power, like Grumbling, Jackson. mighty Floridians ar> conference I Fort Valley State. Hushed with indoor title. South Atlantic AAU in ference. The Maryland Stale Texas Slate and Tillotson of the Lewis, of Wilberforce state kingpins. its successes of recent years, un- His school was the only squad to door in record time at 2:117, Penn Hawks are coached by Vernon E. Southwest and Tennessee Slate. College, is mentioned. This radical shift in team strength I tier Coach Richard Craig, a gradu win twp firsts In the National Col sylvania Relays class A title In new MeCaln. a graduate of Langston Kentucky State. Wilberforce State, and manpower is more evident this legiate Athletic association meet, time of 3:136, and south Atlantic U, and a three-tlme all-Ameri etc. of the Midwest means that Lewis, a lean, handsome, extrovert, ate of Toledo U. who came to the season that at any time during the and Coach Hurt's men scored 52 AAU mile relay In new record of can the Midwest Conference might ! h,R been phenomenally successful as I Peachmen via the way of Claflin last ten years For once the Rattlers | College. A hard worker and a shrewd points In the National Amateur 3:13. The New Lincoln Country Club challenge the supremacy of the 11 football coach since he first enter- are without a "name" backfield, a tatician. Craig is rusing pellmell ln- Athletic Unions meet. will send Its pro, George Bryant CIAA and the SouffiweM.------rd th» profession In 1926 at Alabama rockribbed line, or with seasoned ' to the SIAC Jungle with champion- It ran second to NYU tn the to the United Golfer, AMoeiation it would be well to watch develop- State College in Montgomery, Ala. veterans that, can withstand the j ship ideas Bragg was surprise winner in the sprint medley relay with winning tournament at Washington. D. C. ments and to see if the SIAC plans i After eighr years of coaching at battering that never-say die SIAC AAU 100 meters dash, and second time 3 22.7 to Morgan's 3:228 and •want will he accompanied by any moves to itep-up its pace to- AUbam» State, Lewis moved to Wil- GASTON F. LEWIS elevens are planning in order to | The Wildcats may kayo a few of in the AAV 200 meters. Rhoden was in the Los Angeles Coliseum Relays llchard Terrell of Decatar, who wards more effective and winning berforce university where he re Millage Hall. John Martin. James throttle the supremacy of Coach the big boys but not enough of 440 yard champion again, and was with winning time 3:10.1 to Mor was runner-up to Howard Wheel- competition. ; malned for 13 years. Since 1187 and A. S Jake" Oalther's touted war them to cop the coveted dladen a key man in Morgans champion gan's 3 10 2. ------the separation of Wilberforce State Cogar. Jim Fields and John Mills. riors ship relay squads. and Wilberforce university, he has PROMINENT COACHES Fisk University, made a surpris Other relay victories won by Mor John Martin. Ted Brown. J Hart. gan thlnclads Include the AAU 1600 been head football mentor at the SECOND OUTING ing foray into the SIAC stratosphere Brown was excellent In the 880- I James Price and Fred Hall are a- meter. AAU 400 meter, and the former institution. The Rattlers’ ackHwt of the sea ■ last season winding up in first di yard run competition, and good man mong the prominent coaches who freshman mile relay at the Penn son in their second outing After vision Tills was th* Bulldogs' first of the relay foursome. Robert Ty Since Lewis earned his sheepskin , have received their fundamentals j Relays. opening on September 23 against outing under Fisk-smart Jack Ad ler, picked for the second all college from Wilberforce university in 1926, [under Lewis. Fred Long’s Texas College Steers, kins, who relumed to his alma ma team was excellent at 200 meters This summer Brown. Tyler, Rho he ha- been turning out big. bone The fabulous “Country" has pion- it will be do-or-die September 3n ter with a mission and produced a den. and Bragg are running in crushing machines which have de erred in playing games against mix against a crackerjack Benedict Col-1 corker his first year. Adkins will Here Is a summary of accom track mee^s overseas and winning manded and received respect in the ed teams in Ohio. Michigan and lege squad which experts at this have under his wing virtually the plishments of the 1950 track squad most of the time tn Europe. rough and tumble Midwest confer- other northern states. His teams stage of the game hall as tlie "team same team that carried him to the cnca of which Tennesse State is a have gained national recognition as to watch." It is wqrth mentioning Piairic View Bowl last January 1. respee'ed member. a result of travel and performance that Benedict. College has a squad where his charges dropped a thrill WELTERWEIGHT CHAMP RET LEWIS' RECORD In all sections of the country that is’virtually intact and which er by a narrow margin In 24 years of coaching Lewis' boasts one of the most.potent back- iPOTENT AGGREGATION record is a sparkling 104 games won, Recently, he was presented the fields viewed in this section in quite White-Allen Sport, parade award by A smouldering inferno might ex 41 lost and 13 tied. His teams at a spell Coach R 8. Turner, the plode next fall in North Alabama 1 State have won 24 out Station WING. Dayton. Ohio, for canny strategist of the Benedict Coach G. H Hobson of the Ala 31 games in the last three years. recognition of outstanding work in Tigers didn't lose a single letterman bama A and M Bulldogs has a He ha, produced four conference the field of coaching. through graduation or scholarship powerful and potent aggregation ¡championships at Wilberforce, and Lewis holds a master's degree in déficiences. j his tfams have played twjcs. for the physical education from the Ohio which If it lives up to promise will yjX „f make a scramble A. and M, can ' national football crown. State University and has done spec- Last^season. be the darkhorse that' panics the Among the outstanding players he ial work at both. Columbia universi i seven games, while copping the na pack before the season rolls to an lias developed are Ralph Garner. ty and Northwestern university. il lens small-college kicking crown | and was listed in the top t«i in end. I offensive and defensive departments Other sleeping but fearsome beau i according to the National Collegi ties are Alabama State' Allen. So ate Athletic Association Only five Worries Carolina State. Xavier. Clark, More i men in all have been lost from this house. Lane, LeMoyne and Knox brilliant squad. ville. In contrast the Rattlers have lost Over ’s Standing However. Florida A and M. is the through graduation alone such target and expect the also-rans to players as All-American half-back BROOKLYN -iSNS>- After the , 'would have torn down the joint fire away this season The Rattlers Ulysses Curtis. All-American guard Dodgers dropped their fourth. after we lost two in a row by losv- must be bowled over if and changes Edward “Zip" Clarke. Tom Poole, straight game last week, this fellow ing the tying run on third base in are to be made in the familiar the dynamic end. Abraham Brown, pulled up a chair and spilled his I the ninth. Did you hear a single championship pattern This means highly-rated center. Matthew Fair, troubles. .They were simple and in-. boo? No, everyone is nice and po that Morris Brown. Benedict, and scintillating guard, and two key volved his lile and Jove, the Brook- lite. What did they come here for.! Fort Valley will be knifing at the Iwlfbacks in William Rolle and : lyn Dodgers. to see a ball game or watch the j Rattler s hide. : He had lived and died and suffer Dodgers win? FLORIDA BOOSTERS ed for the Dodgers and now lie was “Look at Robin-on and look at I year as they did last year. Yet even the most partisan Flori despondent. Interestingly enough, that Reese.” he sputtered. "How The stolen baw is a potent wea da booster is willing to concede that ETS READY-New York City—At the Cosmopolitan Ten- his invectives weren’t aimed at the i many bases have they stolen »this. pon. But as staged by Robin-on and things ain’t what they usrto be. Dodgers, who were not too far away ’ yaar. and how many did they steal Reese it is a terrific psychological There is a distinct possibility that Club in New York City, Althea Gib»on, the mo»t tolked-about from the dismal regions of the 1 by this time tost year? That’s your weapon for the first time in five years or second division, but rather at the answer why we're worse off now A Robinson on base last year was tennis player, is seen keeping in trim-in the hopes that she will be more the Men in Orange will drop attitude oi the crowd of more than than since a enupie of years ago worth an extra bad pitch to every two or more conference games 25,600. when they got rid of Leo Durocher." batter He used to drive the pitch allowed to play at the West Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills, N. Y., KINO OF THE WORLD’S WHTERWEIOHTS, Sugar Ray Robinson tonde a "Look at them,” he chanted bitter- Although this wasn’t the complete er* beaerk with his leads and re However. Likeable "Jake" .Gaither curving loft on challenger Charley Fntori's pro to their 15-round title and thereby become the first Negro ever to participate in cham ly. "Mt at than fiUng mil of the answer, it w a sutetantial part of coveries Now he Is practically might reach down tn his mb-bag bout at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, N. J7 Robinson woo aa MT place an so nice and orderly They one. The Dodgers' blue ribbon baw- rooted and come up with a champion pionship matches there. When she isn't playing tennis, Althea decision. Th* ight, staged for the benefit of the Damon Runyon MerffP* aren’t real Dodger fans!" stealiug stars just aren't stealing This sidewalk pundit wa n't too again. The SIAC has seen him do ria] Cancer Fund, attracted (5,009 ttuQ. JJntenwtfoMl SoaadpMtoJ, (io Uvdent at Honda A, and M; C o I legepTedle h a»see "Real Tfodgw fans" he added, Item in the .same 4iropora»iMfes far oil the bad ______,it hgfore, *
opportunity to urn t bring,Lb b M. M. strt in destroying the fundsieoete! principles ol a true democracy SEEING w SAYING On the ppliticaJ scene, there are still those who would preach hate By WlUlAM A. FOWLKM and ill-feeling In order to destroy X this most sacred principle. This nation was founded, and yÎREÏÏ HÀLLIDÀY . has grown great upon respect for Trojan Horses In Georgia / differences among creeds and races This Is true at least because CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE leaning oacx anu closing ms ejes U»t >uilh oi mem ties in thsf GUEST COLUMN K CHAIIES W. GIEENLEA (J a large number of Americans still RANDOLPH trowned and pickedI "They were nice people, a little itaarcity ol suih il.mea Vet one! bi the Poet Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-eta« fight alongside the Negro tn his ef up another typed sheet "No... bewildered by sudden wealth. He I dealer seems t< •ce got nold ot TROJAN HORSES IN GEORGIA __¿A ____ ander the Act of Congre«, March L 1877 forts to achieve which is rightfully and yes." waa about forty. Thin and stooped, a lot ol then '< last tew Greek mythology gives as the well-known tale of the Trojon his. "The King loss nappened right aa though he'd worked too hard ye«rs." Horse, a story with a moral so dear that men and nations, vyho Member of SCOTI NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE In this country in the years since inside the apartment building," NJ his life without quite enougn “1 kno- Hau . • round and throughout history have disregarded its lesson, have gon* to W. A. SooU, IL Fonder, C. A Scott, General Manag« cur republic was founded, we have said the insurance man. "King to eat.' Hia wife always managed slightly distendeu eyre looked cade gre»t progress in learning to was in the nabit ot leaving the to look dowdy, even when she wsa troubled “It is a remarkable co their doom. LKW18 0. BWINGLEB ...... Edites live together. Had all the people ring tn the hotel safe at night He wearing a Pans original. There incidence, hut 1 can't oelieve it's .The-hard working, hard fighting inhabitants of Troy, living A, & SHIELDS, Jr ...... Advertising Manag** failed to profit by these differences, called down at eight o'clock this wasn't one single thing to hang more than that Voorland nas an in fear and distrust of the neighboring Grecian nation, built a we never would have survived as a particular evening and asked to anything on, Mike. We sent a unimpeachable reputation through The MEMPHIS WORLD is an independent newspaper—non gigantic wall around their country and began to feel secure within nation. have it sent to his room. He and man to Ohio to check their back out the world Ano it isn't quite and non-partiaan. printing news wnbiasedly and oupportln» its guarded protection. They were lulled into a false sense of Hence, In dealing with the inter his wife were going out unexpect ground, and they were exactly so remarkable when you realize things It believes to the Interest of Ita readers and opposing nal paradox In our American life, edly to a swanky party. The fact what they claimed to be." that star rubies are ma personal security. things against the Interest of Ita readers we have endeavored to hold fast to that the party was gotten up on Shayne said, "That doesn't sound passion They nave been for Che- But, alas, one day fifth columnists within the nation opened certain clearly defined propositions SUBSCRIPTION RATES the spur of the moment was later last forty years ♦ He ta Known which are discrimination on the ba like very much," his eyes bleak the great gates and allowed an innocent looking wooden horse, Year M.N-4 Months |3M-3 Months B1M (I* Adraneo) established. throughout the gem markets to sis of race, creed, color or national and staring Into space. a huge structure, to be rolled inside. Immediately Greek soldiers “The clerk got the box out and “By itself, it isn’t," said Ran pay well tor every good one that I origin. This internal paradox is a gave It to a bell-boy to take up. turns up. That Dustin bracelet j climbed out of their hiding place inside the horse and were able serious menace to democracy and dolph. He shuffled the papers The James Fisher Slaying He got out of the elevator and for instance. I've known tor years to stage a battle with the gate guardr long enough to allow the is not to be neglected. until he found the one he wanted. sensational cafe brawl which led to the fatal shad started down the corridor to the that he has «een searching tor the J The It is becoming a reality now, that 'The next case is another star Grecian army to enter and forthwith conquer the country. King suite. As he passed an alcove ing of one man and serious wounding of another in typical the loyalty of the American Negro ruby sold by Walter Voorland. I perfect stones to match up in it."; —:0s— he was tapped on the back of the will be a major factor in saving our was in New York at the time and Shayne asked moodily, "Couldn t gangster fashion two weeks ago should cause concern on part head and knocked out cold. When The world now apparently ii about to enter « devastat democratic way of lift in this coun the policy on this one was issued those two stones ... the eight and of the better element in the community. This sort of vio they found him ten minutes later ing war that could poseiblv end civilization. With America try. by Provident Casualty. To Roland a half and eleven-carat stones.. lence is a throwback to the days of gambling and vice, and the ring had vanished. It hasn’t Kendrick ot Westchester County, have been cut down to make two as leader of one group of nations and Russia, dictating to in a sense niore serious because it involves young men still turned up since." New York, a wealthy sportsman of the rubies in the Dustin brace others, the great conflict resolves into » classified the Ku Klux from 40 to 75 cents an hour. to get up there in time to waylay , may smuggle them in. Let's say, i this," he ended soberly. Klan as a subversive organization along with the communists. V Other senators listed with "no the boy. If we'd had anything else rather, that Voorland is a busi "Except that both were stat But no announcement has been mad« of their total number right votes" or only one and who to hang suspicion on, we might ness man. His store, is one of the" have tried to make a case out of !rubies ... both were sold by Voor will be fought by Labar in Novem most successful in the world, 1 or whether they are being watched. Even more dangerous, land ... and both have disappeared ber are: it But we went through King's imagine. He does what every busi countless thousands of Ku Klux sympathizers, or those with as completely as though they had Millikin
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