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VOLUME 22, NUMBER 33 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1953 ► PRICE SIX CENTS «
Non-Discrimination Order To Effect 23 Departments WASHINGTON—(ANP)—The Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia, Wednesday, ordered a policy of racial non Holding 46th Convocation discrimination to go into effect immediately in the 23 government agencies over which it exercises control. BY ROSA BROWN BRACEY The Churches Of Ood In Christ The four-page order, made It was this exception in the are engaged- in their 46th annual public by Commissioner Samu^ order" which drew protest from convocation at their hendquarters el Spcnoer, made an excep most of the prominent Wash here In Memphis, Tenn. Thousand tion, however, to the contro ington Negro leaders. Delegates from all parts of America versial fire department where Dr. O. Herbert Marshall, out and from the areas abroad in which a movement has been under standing physician and president the church is at work lire in Jit- way lor several months to es of the Federation of Civic Asso tendance. tablish a policy ot integration. ciations, declared that lhe order High point of the meeting tor tills In listing tills department as an "lacked courage." He referred to week will be Saturday December 5th exception, the order stated that It as lhe weakest passible state- at which time the official dedica racial integration of fire fighters ■ment thal could be made. tion of Mason Ave. formerly known will be undertaken as soon as the, If the order aims to pacify, he ns 5th Street will lake place. At commissioners deem tlie public In said, it has failed "and in the the request of The Churches Of terest will permit. first place we don’t want pacifica Ood In Christ both locnl and Na- Commissioner Spencer claimed tion vof the old Ku Klux Klan tional and granted by the clty that tlie. city heads felt that the theory that "the time Isn’t right Commission. This honor Is extend fire department “is not quite yet.” ed to The most worthy Bishop Eugene Davidson, president of the Mason. ready for integration.” But it is hoped, he added, that an atmos District NAACP branch, said they The ceremonies will take place phere favorable to carry out a were afraid that the "eyes of the on Crump Blvd . at Mahon St., non-segregatlon policy would be dark-skinned world will note the Saturday at 3 P. M., December 5, developed in a relatively short exceptions rather than the five at which time The Mayor. Frank brave words of the policy and the Toby of Memphis will unveil the time. Of the 44 fire companies in the District, five are manned en areas in which the evil has been name plate of newly name Street (Continued On Page Eight) The processional led by the Senior tirely by Negroes. Bishop Mason, a score of bishops, 500 Ministers will be escorted by a Police guard to the music of The Booker T. Washington High School Band, to the Auditorium of the Mississippi Moves To Church at 958 So. Mason Street. The Temple Is said to have the < AT THE BLUES BOWL GAME were the following ed and played his Golden Trumpet and Rev. largest seating capacity of - any left to right: Mayor Frank Tobey, of Memphis; C. Polk, Exalted Ruler of the Bluff City Lodge Np, building owned by Negro’s in the world. End Public Schools Lt. George W. Henderson, Founder of Blues Bowl 96, who sponsors the Blues Bowl Game each year This year a new balcony was pro 1 Classic, founded to raise funds to provide Christ and the Jug of Dimes. . . vided which ’ wil accommodate a In an. effort to hold to the dying remnants of a segregated so mas Baskets for the needy at Christmas time; Will The game was a tilt between Booker T. thousand more worshipers. Taylor, a staunch supporter of the Beale Street Washington Warriors and the Manassas High Bishop Mason founded the ciety, Mississippi has come forth with a proposal to abolish its pub church 46 years ago in an old Gin lic schools if the Supreme Court rules against segregation.* Elks and Committeeman of the Blues Bowl Clas Tigers with the Tigers winning1 with'a score of House. His church has prospered sic; W. C. Handy, Father of the Blues, who return- 9-6.—(Peoples and Williams Photo). . . to the point where there are 3 mil Mississippi’s challenge to efforts lion followers and is established to putlaw segregation came Tues W; throughout the United States Of Sterling Roberts day in a proposed amendment to lite state's Constitution giving the America in Indio, Haiti, Africa, p Bermuda, and in The Republic Of Speaker For legislature power to abolish the Mexico Sunday Dec. 6 will be public school system. celebrated as Bishop Masons Day. The proposal came during a spe Standing by his side in his great Housing Banquet cial legislative session following moment of triumph will be a score Mr. Sterling Roberts will speak closely on the heels of Attorney of bishops, a Thousand Ministers, Brownell’s brief filed before the BISHOP C. H. MASON at Clayborn Temple, 294 Hernando Supreme Court recently. Brownell’s Clear Picture Of Problems and a throng of ten thousand ileo Street, 8:0 P. M., December 5. 1953. pie who adore him. brief stuted that the Supreme Court Tills will be Mr. Roberts first had lhe power to abolish segrega The Churches aToimti' thè"’nation appeal’ance before an audience ot. . . _^P.et?fxle in jlhq.Sauth,should gel.a cluar-pictbre of the problems ’would-no-.Alpubt be;: oompletely Cip- tion In public schools. terraclal. ' - ,; i.;. and thfe foreign fields will engage In Negro citizens in the interest of Heading the list of authors of the dealing With public education, said Dr. Phillip H. Combs at. Le- a period of fasting and prayer as a Federal Mortgage Loans for Ne proposal was House Speaker Wal Moyne College Tuesday night. He Is Director of the Research Fund The conference will continue testimonial of their appreciation to groes, as the state director of (he through Friday of thia week, , with their leader. ler Slilers who . backed the Elsen of the Ford Foundation. Federal Housing Administration, he hower presidential ticket last year. such top educators as Dr>..P.4lL The denomination of The Church has shown an intense interest In The occasion was the first , ses woijld benefit regardless to the Troup, president, Fort Valley State es Of God In Christ has grown In Several members of the House alleviating the difficulty in Negroes sion of a four-day meeting of the t h e. outcome of. the Supreme College, Fort Valley, Ga.; Dr..-»5 less than half a century to be the however, feared that the proposal obtaining federal loans. He ’will would interfere with plans already Association of Colleges and Sec Court’s decision. He said race re R. Brazeal, Morehouse College, Jfe’ fourth largest denomination in the speak on federal loan opportunities outlined to equalize schools in Mis ondary Schools. The occasion also lations fn the South and in this lata, Ga.; Dr. Mordecal'Ifr.?J<&iT world commanding largely Negro for minority groups, Mr. Roberts country could go only one way and communicants. It has within it’s sissippi. Others indicated that the marked the twentieth annual con son, president Howard univjtttaty, Is án accomplished administrator in that way “in the right direction." Washington and Dr. Charles; membership a number of white public affaire with a superb back proposal would serve as a protest vention. worshipers. ground. . •” measure against action already Using as *a theme “Next Steps He predicted that , by 1963, such a Johnson, president, Fisk University session now being held at LeMoyne and many others. ' • / Associated with Bishop Mason as Mr. Roberts was elected Mayor taken by Brownell on the school In -Public Education in the South" ■ 'V host are Bishop A. B. McEwen, óf the city of Kingston in 1949, a Issue. . hundreds • of college presidents Tennessee state Superintendent, position which he presently oc- Educators and business people. deans and educators have assem md Bishop J. A. Patterson Pas eujiles and is, currently on leave of Negro and white in Memphis have bled' in Memphis to''discuss and Soldiers Fined In Bus Jimcrow tor of Pentacostal Temple on Wel absence. He taught in the Roane remained silent on discussing the outline programs in the field oi ' * ' ■. e’, lington, Bishop McEwen Is pastor County Public School system one issue of segregation. The excuse education and to determine how ’■'è' of the Lane Ave., Church Of God year prior to military service. a?id given Is “wait and see what the best to meet the problems destin In Christ . ' ' (Continued On Page Eight) Court will do ” ed to emerge in the future. Dr. Combs, who substituted for Incident To Get NAACP Support Dr. Clarence Faust of the Fund COLUMBIA, S. C.— (ANP)—The-] Circuit Court in .the case ofLt. for. the Advanement of Education local NAACP has come to the de Sherard, who was charged vtilth warned against the growing prob fense of some 48 soldiers fined here disorderly conduct- and interfering lems in the field of education hr last week when one of them re with a police officer and fined BISHOP C. H. MASON, Senior Bishop and founder of the Church of general and pointed out that these fused to move from a seat beside $200. God in Christ, was reading from the Book of Books when he was problems know no racial bounds. a white woman on a public bus. Hinton also said a case will be He called attention to the fnct The soldiers. Including one offi asked to pose with the.two next oldest Bishops of the_con.YOcdtiant started In Federal court against cer, were fined a total ot more the city. Attorneys for the meh Berth consecrated in 1933. Reading left to right: Bishop V. M. that the South is in a period of than $1,500 In Recorder’s Court will charge that the soldiers were Roberts of Chicago, III. and Bishop O. P. Jones of Philadelphia, Pa. transition and indliated . how ra here. Charges against, two of 50 denied “due process of law," ” Both are pastors', pldly- the region is moving in the men arrested were dismissed. The soldiers were arrested while Today, December 4, will be a red- sponse. The public Is especially in which sorts and counts thousands direction of improvement, The lone officer in the group, returning from a Thanksgiving letter day in the history of the Trl- vited to attend these ceremonies of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters . Dr. CombsZ...Z. said. "The state of:f af Lt. Anstell Sherard, suffered, the dance in Columbia, One soldier State Bank of Memphis, 386 Beale Friday momipg and many promi automatically. These exhibits 'will fairs in the South is a highly dy heaviest fine—-$200. Other flr.es sat beside a white- woman, identi Bland Sues Atty. Latting For Ave., when Mayor Frank T, Tobey nent civic and commiunlty leaders be on display at he Tri-State Bank namic one," constantly in a state ranged from $22.50 to $122.50. fied as Miss June Mattox. When and other top community and busi are expected to attend. beginning Friday. of change, al! for the better, he The incident reportedly .occur he refused to move, the bus driWr ness leaders participate in the The first 100 ladles to visit the Another anniversary feature will stated. red when the men’ were returning called two policemen who arrested bank’s Seventh Anniversary “Re Tri- State ’Banis on I triday will re see-free gifts given to each, person Dr. Holmes was optimistic about to Ft, Jackson from a dance. . the entire group. $100,000; Claims Doublecross dedication Ribbon-cutting Cere- ceive beautiful, free corsages. Tn opening a new account of $25.00 or the improvement of race relations J. M. Hinton, president of the In court, Miss Mattox, a wait mony” at 9:15 a.' m. more or renting a new safety de in the South, particularly in the I addition, to everyone visiting the South Carolina NAACP conference ress, testified that a soldier sat By JAMES H. PURDY, JR, . This special day of the Tri-State bank on the gala anniversary day posit box at the Tri-State Bank by area . of education. He said the said an appeal will be taken by the (Continued On Page Eight) - The_socialite$'of Memphis were greatly shocked when they Bank's two-week. anniversary cele will receive a free souvenir. ------Saturday, December 12. South could profit from other re Since opening its doors for pub gions .in that it could avoid the learned last Saturday that Attorney A. A. Latting was being sued bration, which lasts until Saturday, Certain to excite high interest December 12, will begin with, the lic service in December, 1946, with mistakes made in these regions by Dr. R. Earl Bland, prominent local and Nationally known physi will be two major anniversary ex a capita! and surplus of $240.000.00 and the mistakes made in the y?|,’ 1'5-minute ceremony featuring a 7- hibits including the special, illus Judge Hastie Denounces cian. year old child who will cut a sym ■ the Tri-State Bank of Memphis has South in. the past. 'AX" trated display “Your Chieck Takes „ (Continued On Page Eight) The educator thought the Negro s The $100,000 damage suit against Attorney Latting was filed bolic ribbon dedicating the insti A Trip" which will exactly describe in Shelby County Circuit Court on Tuesday, November 24 by Af- tution to greater public service in how a check takes a place ' Of money J the years _to come. Segregation In Housing - '.ri rorney Anthony A. Aspero and. W. C. Rodgers, representing Dr. when employees are paid',or when ■ /Aho-, Bland. . Mayor Tobey will speak, follow people do business. This exh'ibit will By ALICE DUNNIGAN problems ot race relations and ing the reading’ of a resolution, show every step In the processing WASHINGTON — (ANP) — Ra civil liberties and offered reioiti» The suit asks for both’ compen about $11,000 and attorney fees to from the citizens of Memphis dnd of a. check from the time it it’ writ cial segregation.. in housing was mendations for coping with these satory and punitive damages and Attorney Lotting who stated that the Tri-State area, which will cite ten unjji the bank on which it is named by Judge William H. Has problems. yk asks that the case be. heard by a he would not change me anything, thç bank's accomplishments dur written returns the check to the BY CHARLES W HAIRGROW who celebrated his 79 birthday Mon tie last week as "the most sinister Appearing on the same program jury. • of $1,500 and other fees that were ing the, past 7 years. Dr. J. E. Wal writer. • Lt . George W. Lee,. Commander- day at No. 10 Downing Street with aspect of .segregation characteriz with Judge Hastie were Dr. Lewis According to the bill which unjust and illegal. She is. residing ker, president of-the Tri-State A second interesting- exhibit is In-Chief of The Llks in' Memphis, high ranking officials; WINSTON ing our national life today," Webster Jones, president of Rut charges Attorney Latting used evi in my home at 1356 Orgill—follow Bank, will give the official re- the “magic brain" coin j- counter also the brains behind the local of CHURCHILL. Churchill who h a s gers university, discussing schtota dence in the trial “which he had ing thé divorce procedure every fices of Atlanta Life and his en guided The British Empire out of Speaking at the annual conven and education, and Sen. Hubert R. received and acquired from Dr. one got on the band wagon to clean tire organization ot co-workers are a multitude of difficulties announc tion of the Anti-Delamation League Humphrey of Minnesota, speaking Bland in their confidential and me out.’ \ to be heartedly congratulated for ed on his birthday that he has. no of’ B’Nai 'B’Rlth, Judge Hastie de on civil rights legislation. :-i’ trust relationship ’ as his attorney Dr. Bland besides, charging that Man Must Be Respected Òr J he excellent show that they gave definate plans for retiring; clared, that in his opinion “segre ; ’ ■ and client and as a.p'ersonal friend he had spent excessive funds for the public Tuesday night at the This columnist Shall never forget gated housing, does, more_than_any_ Victor Reuther; assistant and bro ... The bill charges that the use of . ______Blues Ho'Vt'game. Lee who traced 'that active and almost dictatorial other single feature of American ther to the president of CIO, Wajtej services of solicitors in his own-be- back and forth from the.press box partthat the grand old man took ------thls-confidentlal matter and infor--half, cliargcs hls health was seri-. Chaos Follows, Eisenhower urban living to make members of' Outlined thaproblem of riisr-rlmfrt4° .to the,.-field.,«here dozens of not- in Her Excellency recent-Corona- the .segregated minority, and par tion in employment. . . mation was Used against Dr. Bland ously impaired and “not yet re WASHINGTON — President Magna Charts, our Declaration of ables treaded, near exhaustion at tion, Churchill dressed in the' uni- ticularly Negroes as the largest and was largely responsible for at covered:" that “he was forced to Dwight D. ’ Elsenhower, speaking Julius A. Thomas, director of -In Independence, and the French De one point refused to sit down or [911m or The Loyal Order Of The such minority,, strangers in what is dustrial relations of the nptjiawgj torney Latting success in securing abandon the’completion of instruc before the general board'of .the claration of the Rights of . Man ■ rest for a moment,, but. drove-hlnf-' Garter, on one occassion rode a nominally their home communi , me divorce for Dr. Bland's es tion and study, and residency in a National Council of the Churches Urban League, and Dr.' C" were- certainly ■ nothing less than self and his men in gesture/of in white stallion, triumphantly down ty,".. ' - .■ ’ Johnson, president of -Fls tranged wife, Mrs. Bettie Bland. Cliicagqrf'-Hospital' ’ “which would of Christ in the U. S. -A., said the attempt on the -part of men spirational genius to I■, point the processu1,. .jt barking out The Circuit Court of Appeals Dr. Bland was reached at ills have enabled hint to qualify for sity, participated on. the" that the. American government, re to state that in their own gov where The Elks ) / brag orders as he went; Dressed., in by judge was only one of the many mission along with‘I home and made tills brief state certification by the National Board flects a ‘deeply-felt religious faith. ernment there would be recognized that they were - l„nts in far the most colorful uniform that outstanding judicial, legislative, ment “I came to Memhis ip 1036 of Speaclalty of Obsterics and Gjl- chell, executive director of the principle of the equality of the most succc /g event The Crown had to offer, once in reUglous xnd .educational leaders ern Regional Council. and about'November 1937 I moved cology.’ He said, “I happen to be the. man, the dignity of man. That .is In the South fcj.- i > * .if 1953. side Westminister Abbey, Churchill who participated iii the 40th an my wife here. My wife Bettie, an Sen. Humphrey-urged« Dr. Band told tlie Memphis Chief Executive of a nation of a completely false premise unless Our congratvir, -jl /.;o. go to assumed the iole of the Prime niversary celebration convention "politically realistic’’ FEPC NB instructor at Florida Street School without a doubt > J World tlie suit was not a local one which the government is merely a we recognize the Supreme Being,1*6» ** ■“'»•«Ml- «• ‘*w** 'of contrla- Minister, and gave the hundreds ot ,tof the Antl-Pefamition League be passed during the coming ""' ; ■-was-grantid her divorce In 1952 but one for the higher courts and transition In the political field of In front of Whom we are iall I diction one of t'’ /ve greatest Americans who were witnessing in meeting threq-days in Washing aaa ■there was a cash settlement of (Continued On Page Eight) a‘ deeply-felt religious’ faith. The equal. . ' statesmen living f y.e world today (Continued On Page Elgbt) ton. These leaders analyzed key (Cnotinued,On Page jjrhi ______The Memphis World ClassiSed Ads Bring Result J- »• ’, 1 > - ¿1 .L.. j~ ',’.-4... - —31'— ... -4.^44— V SS® MEMPHIS WORLD • Friday, December 4,1953 TIM TYLER By LYMÁN YÖUNG
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IN TRAFFIC COURT HELD TO THE STATE ON LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT Henry Henderson, 25, of 291 Vance, charged with reckless driv ing, leaving the scene of a crash, driving while intoxicated arid no driver's license, was fined $26 each on the charges of reckless driving ing personality. Rosella Herrod, I Earline Matthews and Henry Hooks pect to out-Trumdn the. Truman, and no driver’s licsnse and held to admire your red cordouroy coat is really alright. While, snooping gang.”' • ■ • thè state on a charge of leaving the and cap. around, I spired Christine Johnson Harris’ letter predicted that scene of an accident in Traffic FRANKLY SPEAKING: and Lewis Lane tipping out of the “many thoughtful Americans” Will' Court Monday. Charles Bibbs I see you and Bar Princess Show. abandon Elsenhower if the admini SCHOOL NEWS LOVERS: stration “departs from its announc Police stated in Traffic Court that bara Wilkins everywhere, I mean Henderson had a.crash, then drag the love that you all make is really Mary Allen Williams and Clif ed purpose to retain basic American ged Mary Williams, 24, of 21 E. in there (Don’s you think Eyes ford Yates, Barbara Wilkins and freedoms.” ■ BY MARY ANN THOMAS that some of them, haven’t learned. oughta know?) Lilian Short I hear Charles Bibbs, Barbara King and I ■ Illinois out of his car and drove off, as yet how to take a defeat. Some The Alabamian stated that Pre leaving her lying in the Street. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL lots about you and J. Chandler of Tony Partee, Evelyn Ward and Au THE TOP TEENAGER: one haq to lose sometimes so there late, they tell me the love you two gustus Steinberg. sident Eisenhower had given the Officer R. A. Jordan of the hit impression that segregation would run squad said Henderson was driv The top teenager for today is fore some one will have to suffer, make just won’t wait. (on B. Lilian A. Short.. Lillian lives. . at the consequences. Ford). be a matter, for the states, to deter ing east on Gaines at Kentucky mine, and said: when his car ran off the road and 172 A West Person arid is the You can’t win all of the ; time. Asks Browne H One thing we have to learn to keep crashed into a concrete pillar sup daughter of Mrs. Bessie Short. She Gloria Wallace is It true that “Mr. Brownell’s blunders leave porting a house. is 15 and is classified as a sopho the school spirit. If we don’t keep Clarence Boyle is the only one you Resignation the spirit how do we expect ’ the no alternative except for your Miss Williams, who received more. She is secretary of the ever loved and ever will love? Shir Southern supporters to respectifully Honor Society, Society Latina Club team to feel. No matter how many ley Newson so its true that James MONTGOMERY, Ala—(INS)— A stomach injuries, was treated ' at former States .fighter who helped ask for his resignation.” John Gaston Hospital. and secretary of the St. Ceclia Glee games we win or lose the Green and Griffin Is the only one for you? Gold must stand out. (honey hush) . Christine Cole who organize Alabama Support for Pre Henderson den:e
filled the Hippodrome:, on Sunday MEMPHIS WORLD • Friday, December,4, 1953 • 3 evening when they showed fore ■MM most Fall fashions. There was i..ughter and the twinkle of water Ehsses. ■■"■’: Collierville School In • A bride-to-be and her mother » in- fashionable stare set the stage for the first scene — The second scene was one of a night spot where Open House & Dedication tile gllted bride viewed another type clothing. BY MINNIE ROBINSON Value. ’is elaborated oh each of Models were Laura Roberson, Ro COLLIERVILLE. Tenn. — An the seven . . . with all working to sa Higgins, Thelma Davidson, R. Open House and Dedication pro gether Is a perfect foundation for Mitchell, Catherine Smith, Thelma gram was held at the Collierville any building. Mason, Mabie Winfrey. Rose Hig Junior High School Sunday Novem Others on program were, Prof. gins, Mary Roberts, Anna Marie ber 29. 3 p. m M. A. Sloan, first principal of the Betts, Earline Colas. Pauline Cara Prof. O. L. Armour, principal of school; Rev T. M. Davis, New By JEWEL GENTRY bine, Odessa Dickens, Erma Jean the school, teachers nnd student Shelby M. C. Church. Mrs. Ella body greeted guests as they arrived Craft Jones, St. Mark's •M. B. -■- TH E. TWENTIETH ANNUAL Demonstration School, Florida A. Mitchum and Lillian Massey. pals and parents at the Bluff City And the commentator was of at 2 p. m.. to look over the new Church.'Mr. M. Duvis, Mr. M. CONVENTION of the Association and M.' College; Mr. Chas Fan P. T. A. Council’s annual dinner course Cornelia Crenshaw'present- addition ot the.school. Monro.- St. JifmcS C. M. ?• of Colleges and Secondary Schools cher, Marion, Ala-.; Dr. Warmouth' Monday night given in the cafe The new addition included n Church. Prof. N G. Watkins, prin for Negroes is meeting this week In T. Gibbs, dean A. and T. College; teria of Booker Washington High ■ ed the member« who are Marcie cipal of Neshoba Junior High Turner, president; Frances Starks, beautiful auditorium where the pro Memphis for the second consecu Mr James Goodén, Director of Schodl. In his speech prepared for gram was held with a capacity au School. Sliiloh M. B. Church. Prof.. tive year with LeMoyne' College Colored Schools, Jackson, Miss.; this occasion, Mayor Tobey, spoke Dorothy Moore, Sarah Jackson, dience; principal’s olflcc. complete O. L. Armour, principal of the again .the host college. The theme and Mr. H. W. Goôdloe, Owensboro of the P. T, A. as an organization Pearl Sneel, Hattie Owens, Clara ly equipped cafeteria, home econo school: Wrights Chapel M. B. is "NEXT S T E P S IN PUBLIC Kentucky. carrying on a .constructive service Oyo, Louise Chandler, .Ruby Nell mic room. several class rooms, Church. New Hnliburton M. B. EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH." Mr. J. Griffin Green, Daytona, to any community helping with the Brlttenum. health room, a library, new. pump Church, Mr. Marshal Mayfield, Mr. ’ Dr. S. J. Wright, president of the B e a c h, Florida; Dr. Kirkland homes, schools and the community A few of the city's top social and pump house. Inter-comninnlcn- I. Goodrich. Rev. J. T. Thomas Association aj Colleges and Sec Green; dean, Orangeburg State at large. In his address he brought names , called out during the eve tion system. ami Mr. Chester Jeans, Master of ondary Schools and president of A. and M College; Mr. P. L. Guth out the aim of Education as the ning as the commentator spotted Rev. Blair T. Hunt, pastor ol ceremonies. Bluefield State College, is presid rie, Firs’t Vice President of the As development of good citizenship. them were 'Buddy Tarpley, Little the Mississippi Blvd. Christian Teachers of the sciiool arc Prof. ing. . sociation and principal of a. Lex He. said that “citizenship is one John Cab owner and his pretty Church principal ol Booker T. O. L. Armour, principal. Mrs. Eli ington, Ky„ High School; and . Mr grey-eyed wife who wore a smart Washington High School and civic zabeth Watson. Mrs. Ruby Wil- ■ RECEPTION TUESDAY NIGHT of the highest achievements of the. E. E. Haile of Bradenton, Fla; Dr. Western Civilization’’ and any plain red wool s u 1 t topped lender ol Mempins. .Tennessee was liamson. Mr. James Coleman. Mrs. Following a public meeting at Allen Hancock, dean, Texas Col good citizen will be loyal to his with a short black Persian Lamb principal speaker. Lillian, Coleman. Miss Irene Lane, the Second Congregational Church lege; Dr. B. B. Hardy. Dean- Re community, slate and country — coat: Dr. and Mrs. E. F r a n k Prof, Hunt’s address centered Mrs. Minnie Armour. Mt. Leroy Where Dr. Clarence Faust, presi gistrar, Stillman College;' Dr. L. R. closing Mayor Tobey said, that It is White; "Wllla" Monroe in a sliver ■ around a HOUSE OF WISDOM with Stovall. Mi Haiold Galloway, Mrs. dent, Fund for.the advancement of Harper, Dean of Men at Paine Col people who are most important blue mink .stole; Mrs. Clifford Mil SEVEN PILLOWS, tlie seven pil Murphy. Mis. Margaret Cade. Mrs. Education, will speak. Dr.' Hollis F. lege; Dr. Nelson Harris, of Shaw ler so smart in a light blue jersey lows were named a «follows. Faith. Alma Holt. Mrs. Daisy Scott. Mrs. Price, president of LeMoyne and and we must prepare them to be GIVING BIRTH and evaluation to the New Years policy for The Love. Knowledge, Cooperation. Gra University: Dr Thomas Henderson, come leaders of tomorrow,, with a cape of the same; Mrs . Hughes, Mrs Prince. Miss Mattie ■ the second time friendly host to Churches Of God In Christ are three important persons in the titude. Industry, Spiritual Smith. Mr. John Davis Dean, Virginia Union University; . .Presiding-during the evening,was Jean Miller wearing a check suit the Association, honored the one- Mr. H. M. Holmes. Durham ; . Mr. Mrs. Maxie ¿. .Draper, president of with a white satin cocktail hat; Church movement which was initiated here in Memphis. From hundred thirty-three or more exe Dawson Horn, Jr:, Hughes; Tusca Mrs. Ollie Tnurner, the bride's mo left to right are the director of public relations for the Church of cutives in the school "commons" the West Tennessee P. T. A.. Pres loosa, Ala.; Mr. C. J. Johnson, of ident of the Bluff City P. T. A. and ther in. black topped with silver with an .elegant reception, • blue mink; Mr and Mrs. Terry God in Christ, Louis Henry Ford; center, Mother Lillian Brooks Cof Columbia, S. C.; Dr. Archie Jones, President of the Booker Washing- fee, Director erf Women's Work for the Church and Miss Dorothy New Orleans; Mr. A. L. Jordan, White (she' was stunning in pink EXECUTIVES P. T. A. and Mrs. G. M. Bumpress, Webster, International Director of Young Peoples activities Bogalusa, La.: Mr. H. B. Kirk Secretary of the State; Secretary taffeta) Mr and Mrs. W.. Stockton; Among the large group of exe wood. Henderson,■ Ky.; Mr. E C. of the Bluff City and Treasurer of Mrs. Ann Hall in black,and Mrs. cutives who came from all over the Land and Mr. L. O. Land, Day to- I the Melrose. P. T. A. Mrs. Draper Julian Kelso wearing a bright, red Mrs. J. W. Esters, Mrs. Addle beaded affair— and Mrs... John THE ANNIE I, BROWN ,.ly evening. Mrs. A-. L. Higglns- country seen were Dr. Albert Dent. na Beach, Fla.; Mr. Ralph Lee, re j spoke and gave the works of the Jones, Mrs. Mamie Pamphlet, Mrs HEALTH CLUB MEETS , president. Mrs. W. Stroud, repor- .president, Dillard University . and gistrar, Alabama A. and M. Col organization, and, presented Mrs (Ruth) Parker was truly . smart J. B. Buskin, Mrs. L. A. Avery, .wearing a pastel after-five frock The Aiuiie L. Broun Health Club ! ter. his Dean, Dr. Robert Thorntoii; lege; Mr? C. A. McDougal. Chapel Ona Hunt, president of the Melrose Mrs. A. V. Baldridge, Mis, H. A. met Wed., evening Nov. 25th at the Dr. Charles S. Johnson, presldct, Hill, N, C.; Dr, T. E. McKinney, P. T. A. and First Vice President of just the opposite from her lavish Collins. Dr and Mrs, T. II. Watkins, new white Coupe de Ville Cadillac lovely home of Mrs. Clarence MIXERS CIAL VIM IIIMEPTH . Fisk University; Dr. L. S. Cozart, dean of Johnson C. Smith Univer the Bluff City who was ’Toast Mrs. F. J, La.lic, Mr. J. M. Myers, Holmes 813 Marianna St., at -I p. lined in-a bright red kid—with the THI^MEMPIIIS MIXERS SO,- president, Barber-Scotia College sity; Dr A. A, McPlicetcrs, dean of Mistress" of the evening. Miss Evelyn Johnson. Miss Hazel in., with. Mrs. Graham ns hostess. CIAL CLUB held its semi-monthly - and Dr. Mordecai Johnson, presi Clark College; Mr. R. R. Merry, extra back tie attracting m u c h Jackson, Mis? M. Tardy, Mr. Tlie mect|ng was opened by the attention as she drove up— a few mer-ling at the residence of Mrs. dent, Howard University all who Covington, Ky.; and Dr. T- C. Others wild were presented and and Mrs E. R. Mebane. Mrs. N chaplain, Mrs Adliiic Smith with Zenolne Drake at 691 Ayers Street arc the house guests of President Meyers, dean, Savannah State Col-, who made short talks were Mr.... others receiving mention were Dr-, .Hudson, Miss Josie Baldridge songs and prayers of Thanks, in and on Monday night Nov. 16, with Mrt. nnd Mrs. Price in "Sweeney Hall.” lege. Floyd Campbell, principal of the and Mrs Oscar. ■ Speight,' Mr Rev. and Mrs. J. A. McDaniel. keeping with the spirit of Thanks lien". Cotion, president presiding, . Others glimpsed upon my arrival Dr. T. H. Moore, dean Vorhees; Melrose High; Mr. Jesse Springer, Mi’s Robert Lewis. Jr. Mr and Mrs. giving,. TIi- host''«« served ii delightful were Dr. B. R. Brazeal, Dean of Mr. T. B. O’Danicl, Fort Valley Co-ordinator of Negro Schools and Wm. Brodnax, Dr and Mrs.- Fred. Mrs. Thomas Hayes ’and 1 Turkey and all the trimmings m menu consisting of "across the Morehouse College; Dr. Felton College;-Dr. Julian Parker,. Dean principal of Douglas School; Mrs Rivers. Dr. Leland Atkins. Dr. Betty ■ Bland spent the Thanks blifiet style was served. Tile guests I lul'.le ccr:;i;iils," Candles, Ice cream ■ _ Clark, president of Southern Uni- of Men, Xavier University; Dr. J. ■Elnora Neely, president of Douglas John Nelson of Peoria, Ill.:- Mrs giving holidays in St. Louis witli Mesdame S. Silencer, C. Jones, I and cake. . • versity;' Dr. John E. Codwell, prin- C. Perpener, Lane College; Dr P. T.. A.; Mr. Harry Cash, princi Evelyn Lewis and Mrs. Beatrice Mrs. Hayes’ son in law and daugh Adair. F. Holmes. Robertson, Mr. T he . est meeting wil be held Mon • " cipal of what has been named the Chas. Price. Dean. Florida A and pal of Hamilton High; Mr. R. B. Crenshaw. ter, Dr and 'Mrs. Westley Grooves. and Mrs. Porter, Miss M. Huhnes. day December 7. at the residence South’s finest, ■ Phillis Wheatley M. .. Industrial College; Dr. Mah- Porter, principal, Porter School; We must remember that Miss ***** Master Tony Benson mid mother of Mrs. Millie Davidson at 1186 ; High School at Houston who is a lon Rhaney, dean Florida A. and M Mrs. Bumpress; Mrs. E. Trotter, Crenshaw (Cornelia) was-vivacious Mrs. Margaret Herndon Spear Ann, A-t’C Willord Glenn who was Tunica,Street. relative of "Your Columnist;” Dr. University; Mr. Elliott Richarson, president of the Lester" P. T. A. its usual in a gray lace creation man was here from her home in home lor tile hojld:i.f weekend, Mrs. Irone Cotton, president; . James A. Colston, president. Knox Chester, S. C.; Mr. Fred Rogers, Mr. A. B. Bland, principal Hyde that- fashioned a soft pink' sash. Pine Bluff 'with her mother, Mr from California It was Mrs. Gra Mrs. Zombie Drake. Vice-preddent; ville College; Dr. W. J. Davenport, Supervisor, Wilmington, N. C.; Mr Park School: Mrs. R.’ Patterson is J. E. Herndon for ,the holiday«. ham’s birthday so niter singing Mrs Juiin Thomas, Secretary; Mrs. principal, Howard High School of A. D. Rutherford, Statesville, N. president, Hyde Park P. T. A.; Mrs REV. AND MRS. J. W. GOLDEN ***** Happy birthday, pictures were made Blanch Kinney. Assistant Secreta-, Chattanooga -with Mr. J. Ashton C. : Mr; H. B. Rutherford, Colum Eleanor Sain, representing Grant CELEBRATE 25T1I WEDDING Mr. Wm. Gordon. City Editor of by Mrs. C. Holmes also receiving ry; Mrs. Ada Shaw, Treasurer and Hayes; Dy. Arthur Grayt president, bia, SC; Mr. C W. Scary, Lynch School, Mrs, Mildred Townsend, ANNIVERSARY the Atlanta Dally World (over the beautiful little tokens with the club Mrs. Millie Davidson. president Grant P. T. A.: Mr Chas- Rev. J? W. ■ Golden, Associate name in gold. Every one left ex- Talladega College; Dr. John . F. burg, Va.; Dr. Melvin Sikes,: dean, Memphis World and other Scott iressing Thanks to the hostess by Potts, past president of the organi Bishop College; Dr. 'A. D. Smith, tene Thompson, principal White Secretary, General Board of Evan Syndicate Papers) arrived here Mrs. Geo. Duncan for sucii a love- THE NEIGHBORHOOD CHORAL zation and principal of Avery High Grambling College; Dr, L e w i s Station School; Miss Jim Ella-Cot gelism of the Methodist Church, over the .week end. Mr. Gordon, a CLUB meets the lirst Monday night School, Charleston, S. C, who is a Smith, Knoxville College; Dr. Geo ton. principal Klondike- School; and Mrs. Golden celebrated their native Memphian, arrived back in of each month. The Club- embraces regular visitor in Memphis; Dr. I. St. John, Dean. of Basic College, Miss Elizabeth Wallace, principal 25th wedding with a lavish wed Atlanta this summer after a year Personal - ” the neighborhood from Jackson. B. Bryant, principal, B o.o ker Fisk University ; Dri Robert Thorn of Kortrecht Immediate; Mrs. Les ding' reception last Sunday even-' at Harvard ■ University in Cam MR. AND MRS. EUGENE WAT Avenue to Front Street’ and from Washington in Houston and Tus ton. dean. Dillard University; Mr. lie Tavlor, principal. Leath School ing, - . . ■ bridge. KINS of 763 Walnut Street was Mr and Mrs. C. F. Alexander. Looney Street to Seevnth Street. kegee’s new prexy. Dr. Luther H. Frank Toliver of Asheville; M. D. and Mrs. Vella J. Wiggins who The wedding motif was carried injured last Saturday night as 761 ,-Vollentine entertained guests, All residents residing in this area Foster who is the house guest of F. Walker, Edenton, N. C.; Mr. B. spoke and presented her new pres out in lovely bouquets of white they were leaving a dance. The with a dinner party at l.hcir home are inVitcd to Join the club. The ident Mrs. Clara Bowman. blossoms throughout .the. reception Trial Starts For next meeting will be held at the Mr and Mrs. B. G. Olive Jr. at T. .Washington, Wilmington. N. C.; accident occured on. Drive street. Monday evening from 5:30 P. M. their palatial Walker Ave. home. Mr. W. H. Watson, Raleigh; Mr rooms of their lovely and spacious until nine in honor of Mrs. Debs residence of Mrs. Lurllne Dent at Others who spoke were Mrs. C Both are convalescing at home. Others seen were Dr. Cornelius John Whiteman, supervisor, Negro Roddy, president, Dunn Avenue Orleans Street home. Pair In Bribery of Albany, N Y.. ii former Mem 191 Greenlaw Street. V. Troup, president. Fort Valley Schools, Columbia; Mr. E White In the dinning room the table, phian and a former member of St. Mrs. Ludellu Addison, president, School P. T. A., Miss E. L. Crit and Mrs. Bernice Jeeter, secretary. State College; Dr. Jacob, L. Red- side, Paducah, Dr. Albert Whiting, tenden, principal, of the Riverview overlaid with a white lace cloth, Case In Alabama Stephens Baptist church. Mrs. M. dix, president, Jackson College; Dr dean, Morris Brown College; Dr. J. was centered with yellow rosebuds Shop opens at;7each morning. Corvan, also from Albany. New School;. Miss Harry Mae Simmons, Our Theme 'A Torch for Humani York accompanied Mrs. Debs on THE 2GTH WARD CIVIC CLUB R. W. Puryear, president,' Normal P. Whittaker, registrar of Atlanta principal , Magnolia School; Mr. and white stock . in a silver tu MOBILE. Ala. —(INS)—A Federal and Industrial-College; Dr. F. L. University; Mr. J. S. Wilkerson of reen. Softly lighting the scene were ty." Outstanding lecturers have her Southern journey. Mrs. Debs held its meeting Wednesday even Ezra Ford, principal of Capleville District Court Jury Wednesday be been Mrs L. O. Hale Supervisor of Is stopping with Mrs. O. Braxton. ing November 25 .at the residence Peterson, president Oakwood Col- Brunswick, Ga.;- Mr. A. B. Wil School;-' Mrs: Isabel Scott, princi glowing white candelabra. gan deliberations In’the case of De H)lege; Dr. W. K. Payne, president liams, Plateau, Ala.; Mi-. Chas Mrs. Golden, receiving with Rev California. Mrs. A. L. Bailey Exe oi Mr. and Mrs..Ben. Douglas of pal, Maple School; Mrs. Mary tectives Paul Buck and Francis cutive Chairman of The Women’s Revi nnd Mrs. Robert W. Brir- 1249 Cannon Street, with Prof. E. ^Savannah State College: Dr. J. R. Williams, Miami; Mr. J. T. Wil Jones of the Pre-School Unit; Mrs Golden, wore a black crepe fatter Slade, accused of accepting bribes Otis, president. Alcorn College; Dr liams. Gadsden, Ala.-; Mr. N. F. five" dress. Receiving with them Department and Miss Martha. Bar ton and theil- daughter nnd son-in- L. Washburn, president presiding. , Donie Burnley, principal Dunn from a liquor law violator. ber returned Missionary from Afri law, Mr. and. Mrs. Dean'Wiley, of Devotional exercises were con Richard V. Moore, president; Be- Swainsboro, Ga.; Mr. Preston Wil Avenue; Mr. p, Harris, Eades; Mrs were their daughters, Miss Gold The two veteran Mobile Police en, an instructor at Rust College ca. San Francisco, Calif , spent their ducted by Mrs. Mary E. Adams, the thune-Cookman College; President liams of Knoxville College ; Mi; S. Luclllle Price, president Manassas officers were charged with accept ■ December will be the zenith of vacation here visiting with their chaplain. . Earl McCleney of St. Paul’s Poly D. Williams of Elizabeth City, N. High School's P. T A.; Mrs. C. Ish- in Holly Springs.’ Mrs. Evelyn ing ten dollar payoffs to protect a the Women's activities. There will daughters, Mrs. Edward Miller of A delicious repast were served tec. Institute; Dr. John Lewis the C.; Mr. Edgar Wilson, Lincoln beal, Foote Homes’ Kindergarden, Longstreet was at the punch bowl Negro woman bootlegger, Mary be delegates present . from each Kansas Street, Mrs. C. L. Timms by the hostess. Thanks from the president of Morris Brown College; Academy, King’s' Mountain, N. C. Mr. E. L. Washburn, principal of and Mrs. Grace registered, guests. Brown, from, arrest. State, Isles of the Sea and Foreign. of Corry Avenue, Mrs: Henry Smith club were extended by Mrs. O. L. President R., E. Lee of the Swift Mr. K. B. Young, principal of Tus Lincoln School; Mrs. Mary Mur Guests were Mrs. Loretta Hicks Fields. Everyone is invited to wor of Vaal Street and ii sister-in-law White and responded by Mrs. Ben M^moriaili Junior College; Presi kegee High School; Dr. Wm. H. Kateo,'Miss Tillie Wilson, Mrs. Vir The officers were arrested last phy, Alonzo Locke; Mrs. E Black year and tried on liquor conspiracy ship with us as wc pray for Peace Mrs. C. F. Bm'tun Barbour jamin Douglass. Mrs. Laula R. dent R. E. W. Jones of Grambling Jones, Vice President, Huston-Til man, Foote Homes Kindergarten; ginia Bentley, Mr John Perry ( Mr to reign the World over. Street.■ Washburn, reporter. A lotson College; Dr. T. J. Hanberry, and Mrs. Riley Thompson, Mrs. L. charges, but the hearings ended in College, Dr; Samuel Higgins, pres and Mr A. B. Owen, Jr. president a mistrial. ident. Allen University and Dr. S. dean Benedict College; Mr. L. E. of the Alonzo Locke P. T. A. P. Dawkins, Mr and Mrs. J p. M. Nabrit, Atlanta University. Spencer, Henderson, N. 0. Mrs. Others presented were Mrs. Ka Young, Mrs. Harry Ratcliff, Miss Dr. Gerard Anderson, Florence, Augusta Zuber, Oklolona College; tie- Sexton, Mrs. Ruth Patterson. Isabel Greenlee, Mrs. Sallle Con S. C.; D1-. J. F. Banks. Cambria, Dr. Collis Davis, Hampton Insti Mrs, Emma Trotter, Mrs. Sadie Da- ner, Mrs. Carry Long, Mrs. Lulu Va.; Dr. Edgar Barker, Fort Myers. tute and Mr. C. P. Inge, principal' vis. Mr .Pat Davis; Mrs. .Mary Coleman, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Rod-, Church News Florida; Dr. C. N. Bennett, Ma- Phyllis Wheatley High School at gers, Miss Nettie Middleton. Mrs. ' Wayne, Mrs. ChaStene Thompson CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY i/assas, Va.; Dr. W. W. Blanchet, San Antonio. and' Memphis’ "First Lady," Mrs. Edith ' Cox, Mr. Willard Breedlove, Dean, Fort Valley College; Dr. H. Memphians noticed- were Mr Jesse Jr., C. J. Covington, Mrs. N. M. 836 So Lauderdale ! Frank Tobey whose, soft manner is Sunday.School wll open at 9:30 a. A. Bowen, A. and T. State Univer Springer Coordinator of Public Ne as apparent as that of Mayor Golden, Rev. and Mrs. L. P. M Ro gro Schools in Memphis-Mr. Flyod binson, Dr and- Mrs. J. E. Walker. m, Service 11,' Subject God the-on- sity; Dr. James Bayer, dean of St. Tobey- ■ ly 'cause , and Creator. Wednesday Bass, Mr. B. B. Olive, Mr. HowardI • ««*«*■ Mr and Mrs. Wyatt . Williams, Augustine College; Dr. J. H.Broc- 8 p. m. mid-week service. . kett, dean Livingstone College; Mr Sims, Mr. John Whittaker, Dean1 LA MAR CHERI SHOWS Mrs. I. E. White, Mrs. R. L. Flagg, Charles Brooks, Jacksonville, Fla; Pearl Collins, Miss Martell Twigg,’ ELEGANT STYLES SUNDAY Mrs. E. M. M. Wright, Miss Doro 46TH NATIONAL CONVOCATION Dr. Carl Dabney. Albany State Col- Miss Margaret Bush, Dr. W. W. NIGHT thy Myers, As thè -1G National Holy Convoca legc; Mr. Hugh Brown, Goldsboro, Gibson, Rev. L. Arnold. Mrs, Wil-i ----- The soft, warm buzz of several tion moves along with great spiri »N, C.; Dr? Robert Bryant,- Cedar helmlen Lockard, Mrs. Chris! hundred. feminine and male voices Rev. and Mrs. I. E. White , Mrs. tual ferver, the Women of the town. Ga.; Mt. S. E. Burford, High Roullrac, Miss Mac Davenport and L. E. Brown, Mrs. Laura Kaen, Jifrs' Church also moves along with its Point, N. C.; Dr. Lee Campbell, Dr. Peter Cooper, Rev. H, C. Na C M Davis, Mrs. Ruth W. Porter, colortuFTiynamie Loader Mis. Lil Knoxville College; Dr. E. ;L. Coler brit, Mrs. Pricer Miss Alma Han Mrs. L. Matlock. Mrs. M. S. Coler lian B. Coffey who is .enriched with dean, Grambling College; Df. W. son, Mrs. W. W. Gibson and Miss man, Mr and Mys. M. Simons, Mrs faith and understanding of todays H. Colston, principal, Alabama Dorothy Slate vyerc hôtesses of the 'Fannie Banks, Mrs. Irma Varnado, problems. ■State College..Lab Schools; Mrs A. evening. Mr and Mrs. Shepherd, Mr and The: Women’s National Work F. Davis, principal, Tougaloo High * * * * * School; Mr. Chas De Berry, Eliza HON. MAYOR FRANK TOBEY bethtown, N. C.; Dr. J. M. Drew, GUEST SPEAKER AT BLUFF SPEC IA dean Prairie View College; Mr. S. CITY P. T. A. COUNCIL’S E. Duncan, State Supervisor High ANNUAL PRINCIPAL DINNER Schools, Raleigh; Mr. Chas. Du- Again we were honored with CHRISTMAS OFFER vaul, Columbus, Ga,; Dr. A. B the presence of . the Honorable hrid (SAVE UP TO 40% AT) -----Edwards, dean. 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AFRICA’S NEW BISHOP-Roman Catholic« In Neutral At Peace Conference the Accra Diocese of the Gold Coast, British African colony turned out In force recently to receive a new BY ED llYMOiT ence on seating Russia as a neu Bishop from the United States, the RL Reverend PANMUNJOM —(INS)— Com tral and U. S. Ambassador Arthur Joseph Bowen (seated on throne). A Papal Bulletin munist insistence bn seating Rus H. Dean said hsWould never agree from the Pope appointing Bishop Bowen to the sia as a neutral appeared to be to this. Accra Diocese Is read at right during the first high bean declared the Cômmunist man sung by the new Bishop. (Newspress Phot«.) the main barrier to agreement on a Korean peace conference. proposal was "a joke as far as par Issues In dispute were narrowed ticipation is duncermedA but ob Monday by a Red compromise plan tained a recess until Wednesday for a conference in New Delhi, to study the plan and indicated starting Dec. 28. a possible compromise solution of It contained two concessions by the Russian problem. _ the Communists. They dropped He suggested the possibility —of NEWLY ELECTED SLATE OF NCNW - From left [ Vice President; MreWilliam> Thomas Mason, Pre- their demand for Panmunjom as seating Russia as a full .voting par are shown Attorney Marjorie McKensie Lawsorri, sident; Dr.Rosa S. Gragg, 4th Vice President; an? a conference site and agreed- to ticipant without the label of either Dr. Nancy B. Woolridge, 2nd Vice President. the Allied proposal that Aslan “belligerent" or "neutral.” 3rd Vice President; Dr. Armenia C. Mallory, 1st neutrals Invited to the parley An Allied spokesman said a re would not have voting rights, port that New Delhi could be ac "Take A Giant US WON’T AGREE cepted as the (conference site Was V But it retained the Red inslst- “inaccurate.” He said Déan would PRESIDENTS TO BE Step" Receives not comment until he receives further instructions on the mat Award In NYC ter. HONORED BY FRAT Exercises Mark NEW Y O R K— (ANP) — The The Allies also were expected to instructor at A. arid T. College eighth Knickerbocker Award of object' to an agenda for the peace GREENSBORO, N. C. — Two col r B''' i lege presidents will be honored- for and now president of Knoxville Col Merit for. improving race relations conference suggested in the Red contributions rendered through their lege, Knoxville, Tenn., will deliver was presented last week to Louis Anniversary plan. 1educational and civic leadership the principal address at the pro Peterson,, author of the Broadway POW QUESTION FIRST ’ iover the years at a special program gram scheduled to begin at 3 P.M. play, Take a Giant Step” which i V" ® The Red plan listed the prisoner islated for A and T. College on’ S. E. Burford, High Point, N. C. closed on November 28. At Shaw of .war issue as the. first order of ISunday afternoon, December 6. is president of the Kappa Lambda Fred M. Linder made the award Chapter, the graduate group and at a special lisncheon-brdadcast in business, withdrawal of foreign - Dr. F. D. Bluford, president, of RALEIGH. N. C. — Shaw Uni forces second and ‘peaceful settle Charles D. Bussey, Washington, D, the Ruppert Hospitality room. versity’s Founder's Day exercises A. and T. College since 1925 and Dr. C., a junior at A. and T. is presir ment of the Korea question" third. David D. Jones, who has had the The award, in the form of a ’ which marked the 88th anniversary Informed observers said that the ‘ dent of the Beta Upsilrin under scroll, reads:”— to Louis Peterson, j observance was the traditional mo same position at Bennett College whose play Take a Giant Step' ” Allies were unlikely to agree to since, 1926, . will receive special graduate group. mentous occasion Friday morning discussion of withdrawing troops , was written with such perception, in University Church. The annual awards at the program sponsored. from Korea until until policy is Jointly, by the Kappa Lambda and conviction and sensitivity, it has address was delivered by Dr. John laid down on unification of the ■ been accalalmed an outstanding P. Turner, prominent physician and Beta Epsilon Chapters of the Alpha country—the top demand of South Phi!- Alpha Fraternity.. The citations creative contribution to the bet Pre-Holiday Hampton Players In surgeon, of Philadelphia, Pa. The Korean President Syngman Rhee. terment of race relations.” speaker is a graduate of the Leon will not only include their contri It was also suspected that the butionsi to the educational progress Only other award presented to ard Medical School of Shaw Uni Reds in listing the prisoner ques- , theatrical persons went to Robert versity in 1906, and is the recipient of the Negro in the city, state and Activities " Death Of A Salesman" tion first were plotting a new at nation, but will also emphasize For Mrs. Young Breen and Blevins Davis co-pro- of many signal honors and awards tempt to regain anti-Communist ducers of “Porgy and Bess" which in recognition of his distinguished . the civic leadership which both HAMPTON, Va— The Hampton after a series of mounting failures POWs who have scorned Commun- men: have given during their more WILBERFORCE, O—A silent med also closed on Broadway, Nov. 28 Institute Players are presenting as' career in the medical profession, itation memorial service was held Breen and Davis were cited for ’ is forced to realize he is a nobody. and as a religious and civic leader. ism in the explanation program. than quarter centuries of service At Lincoln their first play of the 1953-54 col This is the role that Frederic March in the community. Both will be for Mrs. Ada Mills Young, widow bringing the American classic to lege year, “Death Of A Salesman" The service began at the grave The Allies have insisted on re of the late Col. Charles Young, in JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. —»Upon enacted memorably in the film ver presented plaques suitably inscrib Europe where it served as a ve on Friday, December 4, at 8:15 p. sion of the play. of the University’s founder and lease of all prisoners January 22 the .Central State College Galloway returning from a brief Thanksgiv first president, Dr. Henry Martin ed by the fraternity. ’, hicle of good will for the United m., in Ogden Hall. One of the Lorraine M. Chavous, sophomore unless a political conference Auditorium for two hours today. States. ing holiday, students at Lincoln Tupper. President W. R. Strassner Dr. James A. Colsto;n, former The deceased for 28 years a mem most honored of American plays. from Boonton, N. J., has been cast agrees to some other plan. The ■ University (Mo.) are confronted began the ceremony by reading the Reds have stalled the explanations ber, of the Central State College, with a concentrated three weeks This dramatic hit won the coveted in the role of his loyal wife, who KOREAN VETS knows he’s never made much mo epitaph from the grave marker, since Nov. 16 after winning back faculty, and fraternity “mother" for The Korea war veteran “has a curricular, extra-curricular and so Pulitzer Prize, and also the N. Y. which is known by All Shaw Uni the Omega Psi Phi undergraduates Drama Critics’ Circle Award' the ney, got his name in the paper or less than three per cent of pris clear picture of where he is going cial calendar leading to the Christ versity Alumni — “He counted not oners o.uestioned. Veterans' chapters, Eta Gamma and Ppsilon- mas recess Which begins December year it was first, produced in New been the finest characteLthat ever and how he plans to . get there," lived, but who also knows that her his life dear unto himself, that he was honored as “one who learned according to the VA, which reports 18, 5:00 P. M. York, a double honor won by only might lift Godward his brother.” In an attempt to cover up their early the true meaning of thé abun two other plays in history—“A husband is a human being who has that fewer than two per cent of • Mid-term evaluations were distri all . his props knocked out from un Prayer was offered by Dr.- A. B. propaganda defeat the Reds have dant life.” 230,000 Korea war veterans taking Streetcar Named Desire” and “The Johnson of Raleigh, followed by a accused the Allies of ‘.‘forcibly de Questions buted last week. These “where-you- Time Of Your Life.” , der him during, his lifetime: ■ As the Omega Psi Phi chapters GI training courses, have changed 'I stand” notices as gentle reminders • wreath being placed oh Dr. Tupper’s taining” the prisoners through, “se stood honor guard hundreds of fa their programs. The law permits a Frederick Brashear, sophomore grave by Miss Clara Jean Harri Here are authoritative answers of the fundamental purposes of the Written by Arthur Miller, noted cret agents” in the prison com culty and students poured into the veteran taking class room on the for “All My Sflns" and other Broad from San Diego, Calif,., and Tho son, a junior of Gastonia, and “Miss pounds. from the Veterans Administration institution, serve to spur study ac mas Brown, sophomore from New to four questions of. interest to flowe'r'. laden chapel, to meditate in job or on the farm traning under •' tivities and use of Page Library. way successes, the drama reveals Shaw” for 1953-54. The procession silent prayer before her remains left the GI Bill of Rights to switch pro- *; port News,' Va., will appear as the of students, faculty, alumni and former servicemen and their fami . The annual Departnient of Music the crucial events of 24 hours in lies:: for final rites at the Arlington Na grams only once. the life of one Willy Loman, an two sons who are themselves dis friends of the institution entered Liberia To Give Christmas Concert will be given Q. Is, there any deadline for ve tional Cemetery to be Interred along . Sunday, December 13. A special aging traveling. salesman who had consolate in their non-adjustment the University Church for the side that of her famous military Secretary Dulles declared that sold himself a bill of dishonest to the world around them. Other Founder’s Day program. Huge Tax Refund terans to start training under the presentation by the Concert Choir Korea,GI Bill? husband. Soviet reluctance to join Big Four goods Willy deceived himself into leading roles will be taken by Or European problems was is Inpreparation for- its appearance ville Bryant, a sophomore from Dr. Turner spoke oh the subject A. Yes. Veterans who left service The hundreds of sprays of flow tals on before' the National Association of thinking that it was not what you To Firestone Co. ers at Mrs. Young’s request-JKere, “not a sign of strength, but of did but how you did that counted Knoxville, Tenn., Algie Pitchford,, _of__jThe Value of • Little Things.” before August 20, 1952, must start Teachers of Singing’ December 29. freshman from Hampton, Va., and Using the body of man as an illus before August 20. 1954. Veterans se distributed to the Green County fear.” St. Louis. ’ in life. MONROVIA — (ANP)— Tlie Re Memorial Hospital, the McClelland Barbara Skeeter, freshman from tration, he said, “The smallest per public of Liberia, after a series of parated after August 20, 1952 have Willy had built his life on the Portsmouth, Va. ceptive organism of protoplasm is two years from their separation Hospital and to the ill in Greene Finns are found to be cool to Several social events are sched theory that it was personality that conferences with officials of the County...... ' closer ties to Soviet. uled for the intervening week ends. called a cell, which starts as one Firestone Plantations company, a date in which to begin. always wins the" day—without re five thousandth of an inch, and Q. I am a disabled veteran, and Congratulations are still being di gard to whether the personality was subsidiary of the Firestone Rubber rected toward Dwight Reed and develops into a human being.” God company, has agreed to pay Fire I recently completed Public Law the front for merit or not. He be gave us these bodies to take care 16 training arid was declared reha his Tigers for the Varsity Football lieved he could coast to success on Dec. Schedule Of stone $792,797 refund on taxes col Phi Beta Sigma Frats Undefeated season’s record. of, protect and nourish, but oh how lected, , bilitated. But now I find I’m not “a shoe-shine and a smile.” Be we abuse them!” "The average life able to work at the job I trained cause this attitude reflects the cre About five years ago, the govern The Basketball squad will leave span of the old Romans,” continued, ment enacted a new income tax law for, since my disability has become for a holiday season tour during do of many Americans, the play has “was 25 years, and in 1800 in the worse. Would it be possible for me a universality that has impressed UNCF B’Casts which upped taxes on corporations Set Convention Plans the month to be welcomed back for country the average . life was 35 operating there as well as indivi to get additional training under the a series of home games beginning audiences from one end of the NEW YORK, N, Y— The De years. Now this country’s average law? country to the other. duals. The Firestone company, BY J. BENJAMIN HORTON, JR. by Sigmas to double ueicgale and January 7, three days following cember schedule for the weekly life is 68 years. The number one charged with failure to ’ pay ade A. Yes. It Is possible for you to LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Phi visiting brother attendance at this —-Jeturn from tlie holiday recess,__ The story is told in a series' of series of programs by outstanding cause of death now is heart disease reenter training, so long as your varied settings that flashback into quate taxes to Liberia, paying them Beta Sigma Fraternity will hold its conclave,. Usual colorful seasonal deCora oollege choirs, presented by the due to the way we rush through instead to the .United States, was need for vocational rehabilitation is 39th Anniversary Conclave in De The Lambda undergraduate chap tions adorn residence halls, corri the lives of Willy, his wife, his two life. “The' four great happenings in reestablished. sons, and many people who in American Broadoastlng Company assessed a huge sutri.which it agreed troit, Michigan December 27-30. Ela ter of Richmond, Va., has already dors and selected outdoor locations in cooperation with the United life,” he declared, are fatigue, dis to pay. Q. May I get a GI loan to buy borate arrangements are being made chartered a railroad car to take un to create the holiday atmosphere. fluenced his career as salesman, ease, old age, and., death.” “Youth husband and father, so that this Negro College Fund, was announ Presumably this refund, announ an apartment building, if. I intend by the conclave committee to make dergraduate brothers from Rich ced-today by W. J. Trent, Jr., exe is a state of mind. Keep young in ced after considerable legal study, to live in one of the apartments? of this convention the largest in at mond, Petersburg and Norfolk, Va, The Defense Department has an one day is a summary of the man’s mind no matter how old you are in indicates too much was taken from A. Yes, so long as the total num- whole life. cutive director of the Fund, tendance and’ the best from the to the Motor City meeting. nounced plans to back medical The schedule is as’ follows: De body,” he advised.” "Opportunity the___ rubber_____ concern.____ . The currenti berof separate units is not more viewpoint of its contributions to scholarships to assure doctors for .Student actors are: Horace Ca for responsibility and leadership low price of rubber with reduced I than four, if you’re buying the ple, sophomore from Newport News, cember 6, Xavier University, New Negro achievement. The theme of Similar plans of transportation to the armed forces. Orleans, La.; December 13, St. come again' and again from the possible income from taxes may-af-1 apartment yourself. If more than the conclave will be “The Quest the conclave are being made by Sig Va., will have the part of the for time we are born, until we die, so feet the budget seriously. lorn salesman of the title, who had Augustine's College, Raleigh, N. C.; one veteran buys, one additional For Freedom." mas in other parts of the nation. Canada's 1953 wheat crop is its grasp it and' live by it.” “People unit may be added to the basic four UNDERGRADS CHARTER Relegates are also expected from tried to make himself and every On December 20 the combined second highest. grow old by deserting their ideals, Protestant churches hive been for each veteran participating. RAILROAD CAR Liberia, Nigeria and other parts of body else believe that he was a big choruses, of Atlanta University, not by years. Fear, despair, and dis yrged by President Eisenhower to and important personality, and then Q. I applied for disability com- Special emphasis is being made the world. Morehouse and Spelman Colleges, trust make you grow old, not years,” minimize______their______difference over rit- pensation from VA, and I feel that all of Atlanta. Georgia, will pre- . -“You are as young as your faith and ual and emphasize religious coop- the VA’s rating should be higher “I WAS SO sent a special program of well- hope,’ eration for democru :y than it'is?’ CarrTappeal?------English Fire known and beloved Christmas mu A. Yes, you may appeal within CHURCHES PROMOTING sic. December 27, the Fisk Uni one year from the date an official DISCOURAGED” 'Uncooperative' versity Choir of Nashville, Tenn.; determination was made in your will be heard in their broadcast Says Court Action In Emspak case. , NATIONAL CRUSADE African King of choral selections for the Yuie- tide season; Q. — I’m planning to borrow on by permanent GI insurance policy, DAYTON, Ohio—Tho,National fente program let us try^Çod, for LONDON—King Mutest II, the The ABC broadcasts which origi Case May Affect Everyone and I’d like to know how I’m sup Fraternal Council of Churches, U. "righteousness exalteth a nation 29-year-old, Cambridge - educated nate in New York each Sunday ov posed to pay the money back. S. A., representing twelve of the but sin is a reproach to any peo ruler of the Buganda, was de er station WABC, 10:30 to 11:00 a. NEW YORK — Tlie fight of the people’s protests, McCarthyism A. — Your loan may be repaid 'major ’Negro denominations and ple." “Blessed is .that nation whose throned yesterday by Great Bri m. are heard over some 170 sta American people against McCarthy seeks to destroy the guarantees of at any time, in full or partially, in more than seven million members, God is the Lord." tain for his insistence that a de under the direction of Dr. J. W. tions in the United states and ism faces two critical tests within the Bill of Rights on people’s free amounts that are multiples ot $5. All ministers-of all denomina finite date be set for the freedom Canada. The programs, now in the period immediately ahead. doms. The case of Julius Emspak, Interest _is payable annually _on Golden, chairman of the United and independence within the Brit Evangelistic 'Crusade for—1954, is tions are asked to encourage their their fourth year, have served to , Hiding behind the smokescreen of General Secretary-Treasurer of the the anniversary date of the loan. congregations aiid Christians of all ish Commonwealth of his 900,000 McCarthyism, the big corporations United Electrical, Radio and Ma promoting a National Evangelistic -acquaint—the----American—public faiths to participate in this move- . subjects. with the work being done by our are pushing their plans for speedy chine Workers ot Anrerlcg—rtJEF ,tc. Crusade for: (1) Human. Redemp- The King was also known to ac passage of the most vicious anti emerges as the test, case for the tion (2) .Christian Fellowship "131"-ment—bj private Negro colleges and of the ran and I’m planning to go back homes, the family altar, reading tively oppose the British proposal labor legislation in'the form of the right of the American people to on active duty. I’m going to ask Peace and (4) World Brotherhood United Negro College Fund’s pro- the Bible and other devotional lit for an East African federation of gram in their behalf. Butler bill or the Goldwater-Rhodes speak out against, McCarthyism, VA to waive the -premiums on my —through all methods of evangel ism and a national Prayer League erature, and the use of all met Gladye Marquea, territories. bill. > against anti-labor legislation, and GI term insurance policy while Tm The British officials declared a By hurrying through such laws, against plans of big business for a In uniform: My policy has a dis during 1954 with a million or moire hods of.evangelism .to win the peo 673 ITalls Ave. Bronx, N. Y.t ple to Christ and His church. Ask “I tried many ointments for my skin state of emergency in the Bugan big business hopes to wreck the depression or wpr. ability Income provision!, for which praying daily. We believe no coun trouble, without much help. The doc da province. This province is the American labor movement, open the Emspak’s case' will be reviewed by I pay a little extra. Will payments try will.be saved by force or fear, all who will to unite in die Na tor called it Acne Pintpies. I was so Frontiers Of nor by power or might but only by tional Prayer League and pray, discouraged, thought I’d never get largest and most important one in way for rampant layoffs, speed-up, the U. S. Supreme Court in con on that provision be waived also, relief from itching, burning until I the Uganda territory which is one rate-cutting, and a full-scale de nection with his use of the First along with my regular premiums? Christ and His way of life who daily for the four objectives. tried Black and pression and war, if necessary; Amendment in refusing, four years A. — No. If you want to con is still the Savior of the. world and The Council will appreciate the White Ointment I of Britain's richest cotton-growing ministers sending the number in recommend it to “protectorates” in Africa. America Holds At the same time, to silence the. ago, to help the un-American Com tinue this disability protection while whose teaching is the way of sal anyone suffering mittee open up an attack on the in service, you must continue to pay vation for .the people of all na their churches uniting in the Pray like I was.” In explaining the action, Co er League to Dr. J. W. Golden,' lonial Secretary Oliver Lyttleton labor movement. The' fight to main the required extra amount. Waiver tions. told British’s House of Commons tain the First Amendment is a ne of premiums, authorized by law, do We have trier wars but now with 1908 Grand Avenue, Room 302, that the young monarch refused to Regional Meet SaleOfNAACP cessary part of the fight to defeat not apply to these extra payments. all of of military strength and de- Nashville 5, Tennessee. Q. —,1 plan; to get a GI farm * j “cooperate with the British ad the Butler Bill and all other anti Clunw iklo dally with Black and Whlu Sots PHILADELPHIA—(ANP)—T h e - — “ • who ministration.” Seals "Brisk" union legislation. loan. How can I find out first annual Eastern Regional con The vital connection of the Em would make such a loan in my / ference of the Frontiers of Ameri NEW YORK — A total of 250,000 spak case with the freedoms guar community? ca, a service organization, was held sheets of NAACP Christmas Seals anteed in the First Amendment of A. — Information as to who GLAMOROUS MODEL says: w- here last week with delegates re have been distributed through or ’I.' the U. S. Constitution has just been makes farm loans under the GI presenting chapters in Maryland, ganizations, individuals mailings acknowledged by the Supreme Court Bill usually may be obtained from too can have that the Dlstrict'of'Columbiar'New Jer ‘^("In-granting a review uf-Emspak’s County——Agricultural -—Extensio t- sey, Eastern Pennsylvania and New sociation for the Advancement of conviction on a charge of “contempt Agent. Or you might check with York-attending. Colored People, Miss Bobble Bran of Congress." The case is set for your bank or other lending instit The regional group met to con che, director of the Association’s argument November 30. utions in the area. sider national programs and to annual- Christmas' Seal campaign, Q. — I’m figuring out my yearly map plans for next year’s national reported. ;; Income for purposes of the VA pen Already more than $5,000 has sion that TTecelve because of my The welcoming address was made been received in the riational office total disability . I do light parttime by Miltori H. Washington, president from sale Of these seals. Miss Bran work on a farm and I receive my of- the i Philadelphia chapter, who che asserts.- “Last year the cam Veterans Corner salary in kind, and not in cash. Is spoke at the morning session. —L paign netted the Association more WASHINGTON — General Con Arid EnjoyMoro Pleasant Periods Of Creator Comfort struction contract for the ’conver that considered as Income? Other speakers on the program than $38,000," she recalls. "This A. — Yes. The value of salary mcludenhe national president, Dr; year we’re seeking-$75,000. The ini sion of. a part of-the_Veterans Ad you’re suffering the annoying pain of rheu ministration Hospital at Dearborn, received in kind, including a. fair Bernard Harris, Baltimore, Md.; tial -response has been good. We value for maintenance, is consider "Blackand White Vanishing matism, neuritis, muscle aches, arthritis, help Dr Nomrod B. Allen, national se-- believe-we’ll-terabie_to-reach our Michigan, to the care of tubercul Cream is my make-up base. ous veterans has been awarded, to ed as income for VA pension pur yourself to greater comfort fast with the cretary and founder of the Fron goal.” poses.--.. _ _ ___j It makes my skin look tiers organization, and Judge Theo • The seals, which sell for $1.00 for the Douglas-Cloud Company, of De brighter, feel softer—keeps proved salicylate action of C-2223. Thousands dore O. Spaulding if the Philadel a sheet of ,100, may be purchased troit, Michigan, for $587,450, ' VA my make-up fresh, bright. • ■ announced. 'Browne-Morse Co.; of Muskegon, k-y-- phia Municipal court, who spoke on from the local units of the Assocla- Even after long hours of keep it handy, use it regularly, time and time “Citizens’ Responsibilities today as tlori or directly from the national For the same project, a contract Michigan. posing I keep that perfect totalling $17,99230 for laboratory VA said the capacity of the hos again-whenever the pain makes them miser ANNUAL RALLY office at 20 West 40th Street, New Beautify your complexion with Camera Close-up Look. Frontiersmen Observe Them.” York 18. N. Y. equipment was awarded to the pital will be reduced by 176 beds to 1 Blackand WhiteVanishing Cream. able. Many call Cr2223 “the old reliable.” Price provide the necessary (asceptlc and Among the delegates attending It’s greaseless (can’t cause of first bottle back if not satisfied. Today, for were: Wo. 0 BEST wés«âd auxiliary facilities needed for the Charles H. Chipman, Salisbury, MARCEL IRON care of TB patients. blackheads)—actually checks pain relief you’ll always welcome, get C-2223. Md., C. C. Burton, Annapolis, Md., When the conversion is com skin oiliness. Make-up looks Remove make-up and the Rev. Matthew E. Neil of pleted, 452 beds will be devoted to fresher—skin feels softer. Try with Black and Whit® . Electric Comb the care of tuberculous patients; 378 Cleanilng Cream. Atlantic City, N. J. ROLLING HANDLES it—have that perfect Soften »kin with Serving on the host committee f CURLING - $1.00. for general medlcal and surgical ___Black; and White Cold PRESCRIPTION IRON . . —-—Camera Close-up Look—today!- were Charles H. Chew, Jr., Robert patienta and 107, for, neuropsychia , . Cream. OSt each. ;_.J KERO- U tnwanji/ **^0—B trie patients. TYPE RELIEF Hazelwood, W. Stanley Jackson, Le SENE > OIL > Work on the conversion will In wis J. Carter Jr., Dr. Voight Jones, Bobby Comb 1.00 JO,« Rev.. Noah W. Moore Jr., Paul P. STOVE « clude general construction altera for foe« powder that $2.95 ding» Ilka ml*t—lipstick BLACK and WHITE Koene, Rev. Thomas S. Logan, H. K. COMPA»’" tions, plumbing, heating, electrical that »toy* on—look for RHEUMATICPAIN Box 2163- 86' work. X-ray and laboratory equip Charles B, Tyree and William B. läM&MCTÜU BRASS COMB -, „ SEND NOI Roy Poilman name Blpck and While. vanishing cream Jenkins, ______CUWEO TEETH WIM HMWkl f 1.98 Rl«hm«ndy Vo, MONEY. I. Piu» àorgn ment and certain- other items. ._. ,1 t. I ,-i; V /.'■’ Y i ’ ; 577. 1 :> ■ ' ' ’ • '■ ' ' ,, "Z * MEMPHIS WORLD • Friday, Pecemlwr 4, 1958 • 8 Jamaica Welcomes ' ' T- , . .. 2 ..._ . , .... . , New Postal Alliance President Queen Elizabeth BY WILBERT E.'HEMMING Diabetes In Children ■; Starts Active Tenure Of Office KINGSTON. Jamaica — (ANP)— It was on The greatest day tlie WASHINGTON — With all decks In backing up the work of the NA Brltisli Caribbean had’ expected' Getting Attention cleared for action, Atty. Janies B. PE in fields in which the men are since tlie abolition of Slavery in / Cobb. Sr , North Carolina-born new handicapped by virtue of the Hatch 1834. was Noy. 25. 1953.-a day of NEW YORK — Diabetes in chil ly among children »than in adults, president of the National Alliance Act crisp sparkling sun. dren Is getting special attention in but when it does occur It is likely to of Postal Employees, has swung into How the NAPE feels about its new Queen Elizabeth II and Prince tills year's annual Diabetes Detec be fatal unless brought under early action in his role as head of the head, a man in his forties, is sum Phillip. Duke of Edinburgh, her tion Drive, now under way, con- control.”. nation s hardest-hitting Negro trade med up by Welfare Director W.C. husband, set their feet on a carpet ducted by the American Diabetes In many communities mass test union organization. Jason, Jr.: "The Alliance is safe.” of deep rose at Montego Bay’s shore Association with the help of more ing programs are being conducted His first set up was to renounce President Cobb has vowed that it line airport amidst tumultuous oVa-' than 800 local medical groups In cooperation with school authori his lucrative law practice here in will stay that way under his lead i tlons of welcome nnd music from throughout the country. ties, for examination of pupils. favor of hjs son. James B. Cobb, ership. tinkling cymbals and brass bands. Outlining tlie juvenile phase of Children in families where there Jr. His next step — and first of It was on. Tlie greatest ¿how the search to fiijd undetected dia are known cases of diabetes should ficial public act—was to go to Cin for tilts island of one and one-third betics and bring them under medi be tested regularly for signs of the cinnati. Ohio, as a guest of Post million people, two thirds of them cal control that will permit them ailment, it was emphasized, as there master General Arthur E. Sum colored. to live normal lives, tlie Associa is a hereditary factor which makes merfield at the history-making in Greetings From Gov. Hugh Foot was there to tion said this week: them more likely titan others to de auguration of the decentralization meet the Royal pair; and there too. "Diabetes is found less frequent- velop diabetes. of tlie Post Office Department. among (enresentatlves of other leg —----- .—— ------; ------Tills took place last week, as the BelowTheBorder islatures in tiie Caribbean, was tall, Postmaster General officially de swaggering William Alexander Bus creed the separation of Washington, Down Mexico way— where dis tantalite, liend of the government D. C. as the focal point of all U. crimination because of the color of of Jamaica. Sunday School Lesson S. -postal operations. Hereafter, re the skin is unknown. From the airport to the town gional controls will dictate the pol The Republic of Mexico is a square, of this tourist mècca north icy of the department, with Wash-: paradise on earth, in maiiy re coast city of Jamaica, a concourse GOVERNMENT UNDER GOD yet heard, much less heeded, the ington being called upon as a court of colored people lined the roped- International Sunday School call of God to carry their Chris spects * off highways, boys and men climb of last resort. Our private tour in Mexico cov Lesson for December 6, 1953 tian ideals and Christian power in ed into trees and balconies- nnd MEMORY SELECTION: to tlieir life as citizens. They have TAFT HALL MEET ered 1,500 miles in tlie Republic, rooftops,, as they strained for a President Cobb was an honor “He will not1 fail nor be discour aeen to ready, to acquiesce in the through a. dozen states, scores of. glance ot Britain’s voting monarch. aged, till he* have set justice In the guest at tlie Taft Auditorium meet towns, Indian villages and many dictum ol wotldlngs, that, religion, CONTRAST TO BERMUDA earth ;and the isles shall wait for iias no place in politics. That is a ing. along witli Ray McNamara modcrii cities. In Jamaica, the Queen no doubt urcsldcnt of tlie National Associa his law."— Isaiah 42:4. worse Ilian pagan sentiment, for Wc found many changes since saw In tlie relntionslilp between LESSON TEXT: ' tion of Postmasters; and Lawrence- making tlie trip by train a year religion lias always been a power whites nnd black, u difference from ful formative force in the mak P. Jones; president of tlie National ago. ■ ■ tlie nasty system’ which exists in Tiagu'e of District Postnpisters. : Itomans 13: 1-16; Acta 5: 25-29 j ing and government of States and First, -the Mexican National Rail- I Bermuda which she left behind,w...... two Christians will all far s h o r t of - A FATHER’S GRIEF—George H. Redding (right), the first Négro deputy police Inspector In New This is a signal honor arid indi-I Way 1ms replaced its old model with | hours back. Since God's world is subject to York’s history, cries unashamedly as he accepts the bronze star medal from Maj. Gen. Edmund B. cative of the high esteem in which i the laws of nature—the breaking' their duty and tlieir privilege if ¡ Swiss-made new streamliners and’’ Tliat island, John Walters of the they do not make tlieir religion tlie Sebree, awarded posthumously to his son, George Redding, Jr., 24, killed in Korea. The late privata ■the NAPE is held by top brass of these trains are keen competition of which brings punishment in out ‘ ‘’‘’“ London bully Mirror called-Snob form or another, we know that Goo- controlling force in tlie States of- Bedding, a member of the 40th Division, was killed in a courageous assault on enemy lines in Korea the tlie Postal Service. . to American trains; They have Island. In his story, Walters snid , himself intends that inan should ; ' which they arc citizens. Nama week his father was promoted to police captain back in January of this year. (Newspress Photo.) Wlille in Cincinnati, President . more to offer in comfort and en benches were for whites only: "the joyment, for less money. Utile colored girl must keep out.” live under a system of jaws, design-' "In tlie long run, national rec Cobb was : also honor guest at a ed for the general welfare of hisJ banquet sponsored by District Six For example, our .bed room, com Here is a part_of—what he said:,. ognition of religion depends on of tlie NAPE, headed by dynamic partment on the Aztec Eagle (the "For a start, 24.000 or 60 percent of creation. tlie extent to which individual« ■Eugene H. Burton of Cincinnati. Mexican train) from Loraao, Tex., tlie island’s people .are colored, and History reveals many different ¡ live the religious life. II all good NCNW Director Officer Who "Passed Out" Tlie banquet was held at the Manse to Mexico City, was about one this is their lot...In cinemas. Ne forms, of government. Beginning citizens were to cultivate the life Hotel, and was also attended by third larger, 'mere was everything groes must sit downstairs and leave witli the family group, the tribal 6f prayer, living in dally fellowship Robert G. Phillips of Louisville. Ky„ for the comfort of tne passengers file balconies to the whites. In relationship a n d to national with God. tliey would make a far Of Fine Arts new president of District 5 of thè from shower baths io beautiful hospitals, colored girls Cail'do only life. Since the coming of Christ, greater contribution to the nation Is Dismissed From Service NAPE. President Cobb introduced Mexican hostesses. menial tasks. They are not allow tlie spread of ills gospel has been a. al life than is commonly realized. his District officers to their sub The Mexican National Railroad ed to nurse. In churches, Negroes causative fa’ctor in the vast exten- The same is true of attendance at FORT BRAGG. N. C—(ANP)—t while Lt. Sloan was passed out Oil ordinates officially at this affair. must occupy rear pews. At Holy 1 sion of the democratic, ideas of public worship, a decline of which Lt. John' C. Staan. white officer - the back seat, also operates its own dining rooms Here in Washington ,the NAPE oii tlie train within the borders of Communion, whites must go to tlie government, emphasizing as it generally indicates a waning ot held on charges growing out of Lt. Griffin admitted having re- was counting itself fortunate to altar first.. I made an appointment does tlie worth of . every hiutian be religious interest on the part ot ■the alleged rape of a white wife lations with the woman, but denied the Republic of Mexico, instead of have a man of President Cobb's the Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. with tlie Anglican Bishop of Ber ing. the .concepts of freedom of the community—A good deal could by a Negro lieutenant, last week he raped her.. He said it was vol qualifications and background in muda, the Right Rev. A. Jngoe. I thought and conscience and the be done, alter wise and bold expe was ordered dismisud without untarily. But. a count martial as last year.’ That means meals on Alliance affairs, to take over tlie the train after pne reaches Mexi wanted to ask him whether-he be great principle of love for one’s riment to facilitate a recovery ot honor from the service. board found the Negro officer marine: of the iato Ashby B. Car lieved Jesus Christ would have ap fellowmen. ■■ tlie lost habit ot attendance at Lt. Sloan was supposed to have guilty of the charge. He was Sen co, are about 65 per cent cheaper. ter qj Chicago; who died October THE AMERICAN DOLLAR is proved of such segregation. But Let us-then consider, wliat Paul, public worship on the part of the "passed out" oil the back seat of tenced to 30 years in prison. 28. after a brief illness. the bishop must have had second in writing to the Romans, advised mass of the people. an automobile in which lie was At' his court martial trial last still King of Mexico. One dollar is thoughts about seeing me. For when Mr Cobb is a pioneer in various worth $8.65 in Mexican currency j those who would be good citizens. "Yet attendance at worship Is in riding witli Lt. John R. Griffin of week, Lt. Sloan pleaded "standing types of NAPE activities, which I arrived at tlie agreed time. I rang I Tlie Jews' to Paul's time, while danger of becoming a mockery it --Memphis—ainFMrs-Cliristiana E. mute with reservations of the better known in the Republic of his doorbell for 10 minutes without have brought the Alliance into high Mexico as pccos subject, to the Roman Government it is not accompanied-by an effort Schuster. court" to all charges. He was of repute with postal officials. In reply,,. to know and to do the will ot God. Recently the. Manchester Guar were in constant conflict with the . Mrs. Schuster, a German war ficially charged with drunkenness 1942 he pioneered in seeing the pos authorities because they,-as Jews, The one ultimate proof of the na-. dian, reported that the arms traf "Negroes are never admitted ' to bride of a white corporal here. and disorderly conduct and with sibilities of Executive Order 8802. white hotels; Jews are unwelcome considered it sinful; to acknowledge, tional recogntlon of religion is th'e^ Charged Lt! Griffin with raping, "failure to abide by customs of the fair employment practice order fic in West Africa iscausing some doing of God’s will. ’By their fruits anxiety. Although it has been go at some.” a Gentile ruler. Paul cqunseledt.hr her on the front seat of the car the service.'-’ while he was president of' the . Walters declared tliat he could Christians (mort : of whom were ye shall know them’ may be writ Washington branch. ing on for a couple of years, offi not help feeling that tills could converted Jews) to obey the high ten of nations as well as of indi EDUCATION PLANNER cials In British and French West make Bermuda another (like Brit vidual’—The only witness which is Africa now seem to realize the im er powers (those in authority) and He was one of the earliest ex- ish Guiana) problem colony. laid down the.- prine.iple' that the ultimately effective is that of lives Executive Dept. Should nonents of the adoption of workers’ plications of the proportions to GOVERNMENT "CLIQUE" feet of the avti'o-ltv’s being estab which demonstrate, in the daily education techniques in the NAPE, which it has grown. ■ . He added that this island,of "the lished nrened that it was ordain round, that human nature can be a phase which has served the Al One of tlie biggest arms scandals clique of 40 thieves” that control ed bv God.'.Therefore, he who de. changed by the power of Christ. If liance well in cementing relation for many years in the Gold Coast the people's affairs, only nine legis tied the rn'ere defied what had the world were constrained to say,, . Uncover Reds, Javits .Says Is now being Investigated. In the ships — advantageous — with P. lators are colored against 27 white been1instituted bv God. ‘See how these Christians live,’we O. management, and resulted In past theft of arms and ammuni NEW YORK—The executive de legislators. * should not long wait for a revival MRS. ETHEL RAMOS HARRIS tprney General Brownell was put nationwide supervisory promotions tion- in the Gold Coast was treated Acute suppressions of the. Negro It is incumbent upon Christians of religion.” partment of tlie government to his proof which was a very good for Negro postnien. with secrecy by the. Government. in Bermuda^ reports said, were care to be law-abiding citizens, cooper WASHINGTON, D. C. — Ethel "should he charged with, the re thing and a very good' lesson to Perhaps there is no man in the The arms traffic, seems tn be fully hidden away from the Queen ative even to (the point of going to As someone has suggested, "Let Ramos Harris, talented Pittsburgh, sponsibility for finding . Commun McCarthy and others in the field.” NAPE who has been exposed to based on Liberia. Business men in when she visited the island Just war to fight for Christian princi us never forget that those who ists and- subversives and ,Congress Pennsylvania pianist and com ■Questioned by the. NAACP secre more varied facets of trade union Liberia state that the sale of arms before coming on to Jamaica.’ ples which have been threatened strive to build a nation without poser was elected chairman of the should be charged with tlie respon tary as to the outlook for civil ism than Attorney Cobb. It was And in Jamaica, though much or abridged.. Certainly, all will God build in vain!” sibility of seeing ■ that the execu is one of their most profitable en new Department of Fine Aits' of rights. Congressman Javits said lie. who “discovered” the present na terprises. Tlie arms seem to be has been done to brighten things up agree that war' is not patterned the National Council of Negro Wo tive department does its, job,” that he believed "the chances are tional secretary-treasurer of the disappearing into French territo and paint impressions of conteri- according to Christ's, teachings, yet (These commentaries' are based Congresman Jacob Javits, told Wal men during its recent Biennial a little better than in . previous NAPE. Votie D. Dixon of Texas, ries.1 One Liberian merchant in ment everywhere. Her Majesty the Christian Jins Mi obligation to on the International Uniform Sun Convention. She hod previously' ter White in an interview broad years because the Republican Sen While Mr. Dixon was secretary of Cape Palmas made a'profit of over should learn that there under the fitiit for the welfare.of his.coun day School Lesson Outlines, copy cast today over station WLTB here served as National Music Chair- ators don’t have the social pre the Washington branch. Mr. Dixon $20,000 on ohe shipment. He is now laughter and shouts of Joy and wel try and for tlie defeat of evil for righted by the InternatlonaT Coun ,- man .of the organization. and affiliated stations elsewhere.- judice that Southern Democrats is, .noted in all major Negro trade a number of large houses from come and love-for her. are deep ces, trying to destroy the very cil of Religious Education and used Speaking on the Walter White do. I believe a bill for the- FEPC union groups as one of the most ef his trading profits. ' pains and sores, sorrow wrought by foundation of Christianity itself.' by commission.) Mrs. Harris is a graduate of the program, the New York Republi idea has a better chance than a ficient. administrators ever to guide poverty, and if pains were withstood A Christian citizen shows his al Hans Schneider. School of Piano cin said that the- Harry Dexter idtraight FEPC with enforcoment thé "bookwork" affairs of such a "What is Is being done with the without groans, but for to cheer legiance to his government by tlie hi Providence,. Rhode. Island and White controversy "has touched ■powers. Nevertheless, Senators body. ■ • arms? lhcy are mostly used for her, she should reciprocate with payment of Just taxes, honestly and Named Battalion of the New England Conservatory, off debate on the highest levels and Ives, Lehman, Humphrey and I In 1949 Attorney Cobb became the hunting. But the danger that a tender heart and bread and free promptly. Paul declares t h a t of Music in Boston, She is an ac raised the auestion: shall accusa will fight hard for an FEPC with head of the workers' education pro laTce ouarllty of arms in any Co dom, for those who forgot their Christians, like others, have this Fire Chief In tive member of the American Fed tion be substituted for—proof? At- . enforcement, powers." gram of the NAPE on a national lonial teirltorv can spell danger in sorrows to love and cheer her. obllgtion to help finance their gov eration of Radio Artists and has scale. In the same year, at Kan care of uprisings has never,been Let tlie legend fulfill that pros ernment If we enjoy the privi V conducted her own radio program sas City, he was elected national minimized by the Colonial Powers. perity follows an island visited by leges and advantages by govern Columbus, Ohio over the NBC airwaves. vice president. In 1951. with his The Brillé) consemiently ere a reigning Queen, the people hoped. ment. each has a responsibility to keen legal background, born of his et, It was on. The Queen had Mrs. Harris has been expecially The Erjlljh consequently are strict contribute our proportion ate. part COLUMBUS. Ohio — (ANP) — graduation -from the Howard Uni It Is conilijon knowledge that Com now left tlie town of Montego Bay, in maintaining government. With «.’■«• promotion of Captain Her interested in compositoins for versity Law School (while still a liad taken to the highroad with a man Halrison to the position of ------cliildren-aiid—has-severai—of—ht, niunisas me busy in W. Africa and From an .article in Tlie Method working postal clerk), he became lush of scenery fur above the seal ist Recorder sometime hro. we battalion chief in the fire depart works listed .under preferred works" Given Accreditation the legal counsel of the NAPE. that tliey operate mostly from in tlie lriountqlns. She was being French »Vest African bases. glean the following description of ment last week, Columbus got Its for grades III and IV which are POSTAL PURGE ACTION driven adeptly by colored police 12th high-ranking Negro officer In WINSTON-SALEM. N. C.—Kate tlie duties of a Christian .citizen: circulated periodically to music Walker. Jr., chief of surgical ser Behind ilia scenes, when other As usual, our newspapers p a s s Sgt. Berlram Collins towards Fal the police and fire departments. ■ '"teachers.. She anticipates tile com- Bitting Reynolds Memorial Hospi vices; Dr. R. L.-Smith, chief of mouth. then Silver Sens where slic _2We have a didv to the city in national 'égal eagles were being the buck to others, I reported which wc live. It. h rinr duty to do Harrison was one of three captains ■_ . pllatlon-of an album of children’s tal ling met thee approval of the medical services;. Dr. J. C. Jordan. publicized iji tlie famous "postal would. lunch and bathe in Carib In the riro departmqjit and is the - Joint Commission on the Accredi many years aro the presence of what wc can---bc it much or little songs. Jr., chief of obstetrical, and gyne purge'" cases, it was Mi1. Cobb’s deft aims;, in various parts of Africa, I bean water. • first Negro In Ohio and tlie mid In private lite she is the wife tation of Hospitals. E. V. Fox. ad cological services; and Dr. R~ J. hand which helped chart the course -to imiioltl Hip Idrals oT honor and ministrator, announced recently have written many times recently of truth; which noroity .din netr- west ip occupy a. position of battal of Dr. Chester A. Harris, . out- Nichols, chairman of the Intern to be followed, under the leadership that there are more arms in Africa ion chief. . standing physician and surgleon that the hospital lias received "full Committee. The hospital has of the lata president, Mr. Carter. lpct without disaster. Tt, is nor accreditation" from tlie commission an in- than tlie governments realize. know how easy it . is. to get arms who was recently accepted as a tegrated staff of attending physi- Onc ol the basic -programs which duty to scfi to it that our muntei- Besides Battalion Chief Harrison, which sent a field representative from government, stores. even the nal " renresentatives are first and fellow in the American College of cians. The Joint, Commission, which will be carried out by Mr. Cobb is Having lived cn borders’ during British. One say that in arms deal tlie city fire department has Capts. ■ Allergists, and is the mother "of here last summer to survey the hos -the idea of a greatér utilization of wars and uprisings I know some above all; men of honorable life John Johnson, in charge of a down pital. The new rating, Mr,—Fox-- rated the hospital, is a new board irigs with China, South- ______America whore' word is a« good as their two daughters;—— — established by tlie American Col the power of the Women's Auxiliary thing about arms dealing. And I and Ethiopia to mention Just a few town fire House; and-Coy Alston; said, is- the highest that can be. bond, whose .fair fame cannPt be and eight lieutenants. These offi lege of Surgeoils, the American Col cases. FAMILY OF 13 LUCKY awarded. Dr. Frank W. Ryan,who imnpiched. cers serve in various divisions of lège of Physicians.'. the -American -—As—the people of' IJnited States -made Ihp-surveyi-in—Julyr-commend^- are paying big bills for colonial de “We owe du1 io: to -the suntc. ’"''ll' -the—department;—Two—are- tn—fire CHICAGO, ILL.— Troy McNally Medical Association, the Canadian S-afe is nrnbablv the medium thru ed the hospital for its "progress in THEATRICALLY YOURS velopment and have invested vast prevention, one in the drill school, a policeman, thinks having a, fam attendance at staff meetings, mi Medical Association, and the Ame which Christians may best express one in communications, two at En ily of 13 is nice. In fact because of rican Hospital Association. sums in-colonial- enterprises one themselvre in their service to hu nutes of staff meetings, medical re BY LARRY DOUGLAS wlille tlie band continued without would imagine the U. S. Govern gine House No. 8. and two at En his 13 member family, McNally cords and the number of nurses in NEW YORK (Global) — From him. manity. We say ‘probably’ because gine House No. 1. got a 25 pound turkey and al! the ment would seek information on the some will be inclined to give thé relation to daily census. Chicago we heard about the Thanks After touring tnrough tlie Mid arms traffic. Tlie highest ranking Negro officer trimmings for Thanksgiving din Church preeminence In tiie oppor in the police department is Captain ner for having the largest, at home giving Music Festival given by the west and East, Johnny Otis is again Dr, Ei L. Davis, Jr , is chief of ‘Coronet’ Tells Artist Society of America for the ' heading for Southern- California, tunity it offers for service. It is not Harvey Alsoh, brother of Fire Capt. family of any member of the po staff dt the hospital. He is the son mit as much as $6,750,000,000 at necessary to argue the question: Coy Alston. He will be eligible to lice department. The eleven Mc benefit of ASA An all star cast... with an engagement slated in San of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Davis of Iso hear that Sidney Bechet is Diego... Tlie jazz organist, Wild Bill any one- time in carrying out the certainly we „shall not decry the take the next examination fo£ Chief Nally children, range in age from Atlanta. price-support programs. Church as a medium—for -doine j-of-Police. 14 years to 8 months. opening a nlghtery in Paris called Davis, closed recently at Los An Department heads are: Dr. J. M. Of Alabama’s the Orleans Club. Sidney, incident geles’ Tiffany Club and_opened at- good. The point, that needs em Battalion Chief Harrison lives ally, has Just finished ah autobio the Black Hawk in the Bay area.- phasizing is that Christians have with his wife at 438 Jefferson Ave., bfcUiNS ÏO BRING graphy which is now in the hands Oscar Peterson now holds the spot not yet ■ apprehended' the magni and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Farm Progress of a publisher... .The Flamingos, light at the Hawk....At Los An ITS GOOD ficent opporl unity for service they Henry Harrison, formerly of Co who have just been sighed by Asso geles’ Down Beat, Vido Musso and FOR YOUR HAIR have in the State. They have not lumbus. but now of New York City. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.— (SNS)— ciated Booking Corp., currently on Roy Eldridge took over November Mrs. Amelia Jenkins, 59-year- tour with Duke Ellington. 24 for a limited engagement. old Alabama plantation ’boss,” is . Word from Los Angeles Is _that We predict-that-as-a-Christmas" ~ ADIES! Charlie Fuqua’s Inkspots were well" ;song^Eartha-Kitt-’s-recor'dIng"—of STRAIGHTEN YOUR HAIR revealed as the initiator of an 18- k you- HAæ-p^dwd-snd-brinleT" year movement' from rags to rich received at Larry Potter’s Supper "Santa Baby" won't—be,-a hit—It- Club. People.who tried to get In is too sexy. After all. Christmas is es and an annual income of over H»v» you been PUNISHING yar htf in 10 MINUTES -$-1-30-,000-in—the December issue-oF found they had to be satisfied with far chiidi pn .. The Melodnires hack, Coronet magazine. _ . standing room only...,The Tiny from a highly successful tour thru with exceuive use ol hot roos? Bradshaw band chalked up a very the Carolinas and Virginia- "SPECIAL INGREDIENT” WORKS The magazine says that Mrs successful .stand at Billy Berg’s Five. Keep an eye on this group.*' They Would you ¡Ju to gat your bau- Jenkins tame in' 18 years, from an ■ You get a waterproof job and U’-» DIRECTLY ON THE COLOR Four Ballroom,, even though Tiny Seem to have ■ an interesting gim u dbtua 'it agata io lutta aud unpained cabin and 80 acres of himself wasn’t there. He took sick mick—entertain equally well . in your hair will stay straight for J land to a 1,109 acre plantation datura! elaOicity I IN YOUR SKIN! , during their tour, so held over at barber shop style, spirituals, arid 20 days ór m'ôte. a Cincinnati hospital to recuperate even kid stuff. When they sang- as farm manager. Your skin can look shades lighter, A for elementary school kids in North ‘DOUBLE-O - The story which is titled, "Plan KONGOLENE smoother, softer! For Famous / Carolina, the audience would hard- tation Boss," has poverty and sor Jy_let them go...George Shearing’s HAIR POMADE M Is-the original-hair straightener Black and White Bleaching Cream fe rows as its origin, hope as its en inspiring Negro family farm, unit D waxing of “Tiempo" and "Tiempo deavor and pride and belief as its in America. to lU help your hair wifl Med is 3 times stronger than before! __ The—formula . is "Time," Mrs .. De Concerto” (Part I and II) great USE-ONLY Latin music. And its direct bleaching action Mrs. Jenkins’ husband. John Wes Jenkins gays "Time Is the val-u- for straightening ab’e and precious thing. We’ve got ‘ goes right into the layer in your ley, Idled1, leaving her with den shorter stands further to go, so we’ve got to go FARM PRICE SUPPORTS skinwhdreskincolorisregulated! ohildren and $10,000 debt. She was (up to 4 inches) 41 at the time. taster.” And to her friends she The Government had a record Yes, Black .and^Whjte Bleaching / j says today: . $4,053,142.000 tied up in farm price Cream’s amazing action—a result w But Mrs. Jenkins did have a "Take what you have"’aftd. make support programs on, September 23 STILL LEADING AFTER what you want,’’, and when , a according to the Agriculture De |PUT UP M A GLASS JAR. AND of regular dressing table, use as W start because they had jus) made AO consecutive year* ' "tlie. purchase for a lifetime” in4 flicker of doubt comes to a- listen-' partment. Tire previous high' was. PACKED IN A RED AND Ask for Kongolene u directed—will help you have \ buying tlie small tract of land. er's eyes she vows, “It can be $4,036,175,000 on March 30, 1950. YELLOW CARTON. Shades lighter, smoother,, softer ’ Then with her seven sons' and done because it has been done.” The C. C. has authority to com- aqy drug store. skin. Modern-science knows no three dau-jiit/rs they bent their Use onl))- u label, directs. . backs to the soil' arid slowly got Ar jrar utigbbartnoJ drug faster method of lightening skin. rid' of the big debt. She also push KONGO CHEMICAL CO, NC 11 \lf iR^tyjuiirrdg Costs so little, buy a jar tqdayl ed her children through the Bald- NEW YORK 27. H V. Simple Cut« - . win County Training School, .and —You Economize Scrape«-Dry Nostril« today four sons havie finished UTra You Buz the Bat ^HKONGO CHEMICAL CO., Mt college, and a fifth will soon. Minor Skin Irritations ./ù BLACK S WHITE f In addition to this Hilliard last »04WertliM<*»<»» woaurs imcestseuinc petboieum jeux a io< NiWYOÙçiiy. year won the Tuskegee Institute SiVEEVEK MOPE ON 25« SIZE c-x^tad National Farm Familv * GcrUiicate lor conducting the pffi annulu III"IRK! this program. sas High, students. A daily broadcast over Station Congregation sliiglng led by Mrs. ,WHHM can be heard from trie pro Jessie Anderson. Scripture and gram of healing every i..„nTght from Prayer, .Rev. J. C. Miller. 10 p. m. til 11 P- m If you cannot Benediction, Rev. James Black- T; attend the meeting turn your dial more. . every night to WHHAM 1340 on your dial. : ; Pot Of Coffee Worth ATLANTA. Georgia — (SNS) — America cannot be a healthy Mrs. Lillian Braugliecr, night Three religious organizations have ; nation with one part of its secretary of Housing Commission. $3,000 To Customer joined forces in issuing, a Call to people suffering from delusions Walter Simmons State Supervisor of the. Nurses SACRAMENTO, Cai’if.—(ANPj— Prayer asking the end of racial se of superiority, attempting to Unit of the. State of Tennessee, gregation in public education. The force inferiority on another Evangelist Missionary, assistant to Gets Appointment Anne Clark of San Francisco told action notes that the U; S. :Su- part of the people simply to a Jury in Sacramento ■ Superior president of Personal Workers Mr. Walter Simmons, a famed and preme Court will .hear statements . satisfy their conceit. America Court this week that she went in group, and reporter for the 1953 successful administrator wa* UP' regarding the auestion December cannot be a good nation as long Convocation of the Church of 05(1 to a restaurant here and . ordered , as it condems a large part of pointed to the position of executive one pork chop, one egg and some !7- . .’ '. in Christ, announces meeting of director, upon the activation of tile . The. organizations are. AME Mi- its children to live behind the 46th Annual Convocation of hominy grits. : 'listers Union, Rev J..*R. Hurley, screens and fences, excluded Memphis riOilsfiW Authority April 1. The waitress, (Lonna Dchjiis) the Churches of God in Christ is 1938. Serving In this position fm : president; Atlanta Baptist Ministers’ V; from all major . opportunities ill session lit-958 South Mason St. Mrs. Clark testified, ’ brought. ^ier i Union, Rev.-David Dixon,-president ! for growth In body and soul. only a short term, he WM made a Services are continuous twenty rtaff chief to director Fowls’ irati. two pork chops, two eggs and sortie [and the Inter-denominational Mi / America cannot be a Christian fried potatoes. When she protest four hears throughout tile day. Ilia Rccond. appointment to the e-W; nisters Alliance, Father S. C. Ush - nation unless we make the The.program is dedicated to thé ed, Mrs. Clark said the waitress er, president. , - I’ brotherhood that. Christ j pro- uliVB (lltoetorship on July 1. 1953. saving of-souls and to healing of Mr. Siiritiiona 1« recognized as a served her a pot of scalding coffee i The Call to Prayer is as follows’: : claimed broad enough to
Dayton School Board Greets New Member DAYTON. Ohio — (SNS) — A warm welcome was accorded Rev. Dr. J. Welby Broaddus, first Ne- vro td hold a post on ■ the Davton School Board, when the recentlv- elected boardsman paid a visit to a board session last Thursday Dr. Broaddus, who will be sworn in in January, was asked to join the group at the conference table during his visit but was not al lowed to vote. Dr. Broaddus was elected with Cobbs. Corley, Beamon, Harper, two other new members to. the Campbell, Lewis, Vaughn and Jor board in recent municipal elections. dan werd among Jackson’s defen sive stars. Boston. Pope and- Cleo Join Thousands Who Have Been Aided and Served in the Past 7 YEARS! Knight played well for the losers. CHILD LABOR The win over Alcorn was a happy Half a million more children climax for the seniors —Co-cap- MOTHER LILLIANJ BROOKS COFFEE, General Supervisor of the Wom were employed in 1950 than in 1940 tains Willie Lewis and Willie Bea and their total was 1..300.000 at mon, Robert Bailey, Clarence Hales, en's Department and President of the International Convention of the. last count, acording to the Na TRI-STATE BANK OF MEMPHIS the Churches of God in Christ. ' ■ Clarence Hales, Henry Enge and tional Child Labor Committee. Most William Harper. wer part-time workers. The in crease was greatest, among the 14 Let Us Serve YOU and YOUR FAMILY in the Following Ways: and 15 year olds, with one child in PTANEWS eleven earning money, against one MONEY INSURED: The’accounts CHECKING ACCOUNT: Open Tlie Parent Teachers Asociation of each depositor of the Tri- your checking account now. Save government will be the. major is- of Hamilton School was organized State Bank of Memphis are in sue in next year’s campaigns. Thursday. Dec. 3. at .Hamilton time, carfare and inconvenience Referring to Senator McCarthy School under the direction of Prof. sured up to $10,000.00 by the by paying your bills by check! MONTGOMERY, Ala. —(INS) - Lirai he wished more Republicans as ‘tlie woe of Wisconsin," Steven- Harry T. Cash, principal. United States Government! Adlai Stevenson said Wednesday would "go along" with President palgns. Tlie Bluff City Council of the character son commented that there would PTA will supervise ’the election of Eisenhower’s stand on SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES: Protect assassination." come a time when these contra the officers. The 1952 Democratic presiden' dictory viewpoints (between Mc Mr. Noble H. Owens, Jr., is the your personal valuables and im Director of publicity. “Spirit Led Me tial candidate made the remark in Carthy and President “Elsenhower)’’ portant credentials against theft no longer serve the national in- THE MANASSAS P. T. A. will commenting on Sen. Joseph R and loss by renting a safety de McCarthy's speech in which “the terest.” hold their regular meting Wednes Wisconsin Republican called form Stevenson had not day December 9, at 9:00 p. m posit box in the Tri-State Bank The President is asking all mem er President Truman a "’defeated dulcd to make a speech during his vault! ~ . and discredited politician." Montgomery visit to Governor Gor- bers and friends to .be present as -don Persons. A large crowd appear--1 business of importance wil be dis Stevenson, saying that he li,w cussed . HOME PLANNING: Make your always "detested guilt by .associa cd for an “Open House" meetingj HOME FINANCING: For easy, with the. party IcSclcrs, however. 1 Mrs. Lucille Price. presideHt^-and dreams-of owning a home come tion," pointed_ ró ?,■ V «i ■ . ;r'if•-£.'?kA-J f j" • t ( ¡•¿rui '-if; 'Attorney A. A. Ô Friday, December 4, 1953 ,D 7 LattingY-Teen Along The Sports Trail Vesper Speaker Jackson Tigers Triumph By SAM BROWN Attorney A. A. Lattfng a.prom inent Memphian will be the speak Alfhough the fifteenth annual Blues Bowl Game was played er at the Annual Y-Teen Christ Over Alcorn Braves, 19-0 between the Booker T. Washington High School Warriors and the mas Vesper of the Vance Avenue JACKSON, Miss— Tire Jnckson the cause by their pinpoint punt Manassas High Tigers, before a capacity crowd of 5,000 partisan Branch YWCA. Sunday, December College Tigers broke a ;four-year ing. The Tigers broke the ice on a fins at Melrose Stadium Tuesday night in which the Manassas Tig IB, 1953— at 4 p. m at Metropolitan pass from Hales to Sparrow. The Baptist Church. Attorney Lattirig jinx Saturday and went on a scalp ers brought about one of the big upsets of the prep season, as Hie ing spree to defeat the Alcorn play was good for 25 yards. Green is a graduate of Fisk and ■’ North Braves, their traditional rivals, by kicked the extra point. At the half . TUws downed the Warriors 9-6 even though the Warriors were western Universities, and is a re «H/dered at least a two-touchdown favorite. a 19-0. scqre. This was the . largest the score was 7-0. The Tigers' se nowned speaker throughout the. margin of victory. In the eight cond touchdown came in the third Yet, the center of attraction or the human magnet for the huge Mid-South. games of the current series. quarter on a pass from Hales to This service is a traditional Ob Tlie victory was a sweet one for Lewis that traveled for 15 yards for crowd-was not altogether the'football game between these two servance of. the Memphis YWCA in longtime rivals, but the one and only Prof. William Christopher the Tigers because not since 1948, the touchdown. The extra point,.,,, "WHIch Y-Teens of the 24 clubs in when they won by a 13-0 score, had was missed. The third toi’bhdMVn Handy, Father of the Blues, who was there in person* with his golcT- various schools Join together to they won the all important tilt. came when George Johnson, oh a en trumpet. usher in the Christmas season and Early In the game it was apparent cross buck over tnckle ran 43 yards As Handy played his famous ushered In American jazz and it all 'Deck' the Halls’’ with Christmas that the Tigers Were hot to be de to score. ‘Memphis Blues,' written more than started on Beale Street. It was the holly. nied. as their big-llrie br.oke through Cobbs, Corley. Beamon. Harper. 40 years ago, the huge throng was favorite song of Robert Talley, a( Music will be furnished by - thé •i the Braves' defense to throw , the Cnmpbell, Lewis, Vaughn, and Jor silent and reverent as it listened to man who was a friend to everyone Y-Teeri Ensemble undei* the direc ■ ^7 1 .4^ Braves for tremendous losses.. ' dan were among Jackson’s defen the clear notes' and warm melody In Memphis and who helped to tion of the Teen-Age Program Di In the meantime, the Tigers' bril sive stars. Boston, Pope, and Cleo .that came from the manipulations make the Blues Bowl Game rector and Mrs. C. C. Sawyer, ac liant halfback, Charles. Sparrow, Knight played well for the losers. of the distinguished visitor, who won famous.” .. companist. Organ music will be was used time and again as a de The win over Alcorn was a happy his fame in writing the Blues as a The great spectacle began with a rendered by Mrs. Thelma Whalum coy while Hill. Hales, Johnson, No-, climax for the seniors—Co-cftptalns resident of the Bluff City. gala parade starting at the Mid Organist of Metropolitan Baptist CHAUFFEURS GIVE COCKTAIL DINNER DANCE AT thot were left out of November .27 issue of the bles, Green and Stewart racked up Wlilie Lewis and Willie Beamon. When the last tantalizing note of South Fair Grounds on EasFPark- Church. Mrs. Cooper Taylor, mem LUMPKINS HOTEL THURSDAY NIGHT: Left to right Memphis World thot attended the affair were: 322 yards rushing for the Tigers. Robert Bally, Clarence Hales, Henry the famous Memphis Blues faded way South, proceeding to Park ber of the Teen-Age Program Com are (front row) Mr. Ad Winfred, Mr. Aubrey Mr. and Mrs. Wijliam Gillard, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Fleming and . Mosely were aiding Enge. and William Harper. away into the darkness of the sta Avenue to Melrose Stadium, with mittee will direct a Verse speaking dium as the great musician ended bands playing, majorettes strutting, choir from the Melrose Y-Teen Pierce, Mr. John Davis, Mr. Henry Williams, Mr. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. William Montgomery, Mr. his appearance just before the marching units of local Elks falling Club. Music also will be furnished Jessie Smith, Mr. John Hickman, Mr. Will Walton and Mrs. Nolen tfukes. _ Igame, what happened after that in line, floats gaily decorated' and by Lester, Porter and Douglas Y- and Mr. Oscar Reed, president. Second row: Mr. Mrs. Zenoba Pearce and Mrs. Pearl Reed ar MANASSAS HIGH was .more or less of an unimportant hundreds of fans following in line. Teen Clubs. Senior Y-Teèn Club Clint Cleaves, and Mr. Ossie McNeil. And seen ranged the beautiful table, Next meeting will nf*Ae. The game to many was an Marching into the stadium, the from Hamilton'School will present BY JAYCEE ■ Mary Copeland are you sttl run aBKelimax as the Washington. paradera drew up on the playing a candle-lighting ceremony. □n the back are Mr. Guy Morrow, Mr. Henry be held December 7, at the YMCA, 8:45 P. M. Hello! Skirts and Felixes .... ning after Nelson Lewis? . You’ve Warriors and the Manassas Tigers field to spell out a living Christmas greens will be made Halliburton and Mr. D. Ollie. Names of guest here I am again bringing you the lot-, already broken a record. Roosevelt battled for the mythical title of H’A'N’D’Y, standing at atten and hung by Kortretcht. Ÿ-Teens cst in happening in and around the Williams has been seen talking - Blues Bowl Game Champions. tion. as the lights went out, fire with all çlubs joining in the beau school. ‘quite frequently to Rose Langley. works burst overhead, and Miss. tiful Christmas song ’’Deck the Mary Copeland nre you on the Could this mean the beginning of Geneva White of Nashville, Tenn, Halls With Boughs of Holly. . winning team with Nelson Lewis? a strong comeback? Jethroe Alex led the great audience in singing The nine hundred members ' of Manassas Tigers Defeat Roosevelt. Williams, did you work ander are you still trying to go the National Anthem. the Y-Teen Clubs will take part in your black magic on Rose Langley? down to Big Mary’s or trying to After the singing of the National the impressive processional and re Jethro Alexander which is it. capture the love of Ernestine Lee?. Anthem, the ball game began and cessional. Mary Lewis or Ernestine Lee? Jer- Alma Cleaves switching names the crowd increasing steadily to The public 1- cordially-invited ti dlne Williams, have you made the okay . .. . But switching fellows ‘ standing-room onlv nroport'ons, grade with John Rice yet? No. 1 every two weeks Its not logical. Jer- The large crowd was on' hand, witness this lmp"é"SÚ'n ce/emony gave itself to football partisanship-. and hear Attorney Lotting. Why then all the Goo Goo Eyes? line Williams it was said , that you many had come to see and hear the There were yells and ch“crs, cr>s By SAM BROWN Hattie Jnckson just keep on have nothing but ”Goo Goo” eyes . treat Blues Master, and they were of despair, sighs of disgust and . -The Manassas Tigers scored , looking dreamy and one of these for John Rice. Is it love. Yet? satisfied with the rendition they shouts of delight as . the—football LeMoyne Set To luuviidown late in the last period dnys you might dream up on a boy Hattie Jackson why don’t you get had witnessed and felt that even.tides of the Warriors and Tigers to down the Booker T. Washington friend; Barbara Yancy and James a boy friend and stop looking .. Though the game might not prove surged and ebbed back and forth. Meei Lane Five Warriors 9 to 6 in the Blues Bowl Hampton seems to be sitting on the dreamy? Doris Stein Yarbrough fo be what they might expect, they At halftime. Handy returned to Football, game Tuesday night Heavenly star it has to be love? arid Lucius Vessel seem to be sit were content ■ with The performance midfield with a group of others, to The LeMoyne College Basketball Melrose . Stadium. Charles Lloyd are you still run ting on the Heavenly Stars? bf the Handy exhibition. Handy honor two civic leaders whose ef team wil meet the Lane College . After being held scoreless ning after Alma Cleaves, you've al Evelyn Stewart- wants to be too nad returned to the cradle of his forts over the years created Blues quintet tomorrow night in another first half as. Booker T pushed over ready broken the record . . . . inubh chick, but Jacee thinks she’s ame, returned at a time when his Bowl game fame. basketball game at the Abe Scharff Mary Hull, was singing crying in ame is at its peak, and to play the its lone touchdown in the second headed tor-the Willow Club? .Rosa Lt. George W. Lee, civic. leader Branch YMCA Gym. period, Manassas made a safety m NELLIE PEOPLES the Chanel to herself: Dave Toler, Mosby .I heard that DeWitt Davis ’amous tune that changed the tem- and founder of the Blues Bowl Willie Mae, think you see to much was your heart. Has the love bug x> of the musical world. Now 80 The .preliminary will start at 7 the third quarter when Washing Game which has grown in stature o’clock with the feature game get ton's fullback, Henry McGhee was ' of mildred Gudger and Booker T. bit you? Flora- Jones what are you /ears old and blind, Handy was each year, introduced Prof. Blair T. ■ Little are working on their PHD in ihere, and still the master of ’the ting underway at 8:09. downed in the end zone. doing for yourself these days? Ollie Hunt, principal of Booker T. Wash Manassas’s winning score came I love, Arthur have you closed those Stewart don’t talk too much and Blues, and that is what the large ington High School, who in turn j eyes you had for Ernestine King. crowd went to see and hear. in the fourth quarter. They took The Iasi of Thanksgiving—I'm speaking of the Las Amigas you will get a boy friend. Beatrice introduced Ills honor Mayor Frank BASKETBALL over on their own- 35. A screen Turkey Hop Iasi Tuesday night al the Y.M.C.A. You can jusl iinag- ; Dovie Jean Harvey is,’milking a Smit.li do you think you can handle . i Tlie appearance of Handy Is what Tobey. . pass was thlown by quarterback ine how much fun thev had. ; strong come back witlf Robert Lee. another boy,after the last one? najf the fifteenth annual Blues :.Arthur Jean Andefson,'are you yet Sallie Williams what is the latest With tlie many dignitaries, both SCHEDULE Adolphe Boiton to fullback George Well since you weren't there, ask icy 2G73 Interprise. l k I. liwt ’ I :\r- ’ . ■ ' VI"■ . ' "* ■ ...... -7 . • Friday, December 4, 1933 regatta and discrimination b to . observe the show In action amended Senate measure tighten-' 'Memphis Confid. to end them." By . ’ temporizing" watching It from television sets lo Lng the present aptl-siirverelvca us in Uic case ol the lire de cated in.,various spots throughout law by a unanimous vote. .'. - (Continued From Page One) partment, he continue«,’ "me the ballroom. The bill goes back to the upper anxious anticipation/ a real show stated oujectlona are ueteateu." Following the show: tlie guests chamber for concurrence in tlie for their money. Dr. caroiuip F. /Ware, piesiaent, really had "Dinner with the Pres amendment which provides that no Washington urban —ueugue, saiu ident" consisting of heart of celery, person shall be discharged from K . il 6 II JMpt. JL; Confidential sources in Washing ton reveal That President Eisenhow sne , regr etted . tnal the order car green and ripe olives, sardine mari state employment without being tb. Months Oldest and Leading colored semt-Weekly Newipapar er is conferring constantly with what ried any exceptions,’ but she hopes nated herring with pickle, hard given a hearing at which evidence Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. I believe to be three of the greatest tney .wril not last long. boiled eggs, anchovy and rolled sal to-substantiate charges of. disloyal Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 164 BEALE—Phone 8 4*38 men in his party, on the Southern Exceptions listed -m the order, mon served on lettuce and tomato ty-would have to be’produced. School issue; Herbert O. Brownell, rather u.un me tire department at the first course. The second Administration floor leader Entered In the Poet Office at Memphis, Tenn., m eecond-elaae naO ^ire the two Industrial Home course consisted of thick vegetable Frank Twitty of Camilla, Ga„ said, under the Act of Congress, March 1, 187* Jr., Attorney General Of The United States, Thomas E. Dewey, schools, one tor Negro and the ot noodle soup,, carrot sticks, and rose “This is to avoid false accusa- Governor Of 'New . York State, and her ior white chuaren; the Dis radjphes. The main course was filet tlons." Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE mignon on toast with mushroom W. A. Scott, H. Founder; C. A. Scott, General Maneger Earl . Warren, Chief Justice Of trict training sonool at Laurel, The bill puts a continued hunt. These United States. Md., and the one at< Occoquan, sauce, ’ chateau masson burgandy, for subservice activities in rah JAMES H. PURDY, JR...... Edit« These three men by their past re Ya.; the jail division of the Cor potato chateau, asparagus tips pol hands of the executive branclWr onaise, poppy seed rolls and salt MRS. ROSA BROWN BRACEY Advertising Managa cords, rather than their promises rection Department and the Home government and provides for a have done more for the Negro in for Aged and Infirm. , sticks. Then came the Rose Marie "loyalty" questionnaire to; be .filled salad with bengal dressing and sal- The MEMPHIS WORLD Is an ludepfcndeut newspaper—non aeoUiiap their respective areas . than any Congress specified in Its appro out for every one on the state pay tines, and finally the deksert of »■mi non-partisan, printing news imbiasedly and supporting those things others. The President reported priation act that ' segregation be roll, ' including teachers. , Coupe - St .'WcQues' ( Sherbets with It believes to the interest of its readers and opposing those tnJnge against maintained in theIndustrial' an all out crusade to end school fruit) macaroons and demi tasse. Speedy Senate agreement Ls ex the Interest of its readers segregation in the South, with an Homes. Because of the congres pected, possibly making this bill SUBSCRIPTION RATES: attempt at a later date to appease sional act, the, order' stated that the first of the administration’s re- fear $5.08—6 Montbs $3.00—3 Montbs $1.54 (In (tram’ Southern citizens around . electlqn the District government "shall not mltjor recommendations to reach time. As.Js common knowledge by at this tlm<^guvern the Assignment Gov. Herman Talmadge for signa this time' but should be long in the of white employes to the Industrial ture.. ' • ■ A Sign Of Christmas minds of tlie Negro voters, Ike di Home for Colored Children," nor rected Brownell to tell the Supreme the .Negro employes to tlie-unit for LINEN SAFE‘UNSAFE Once again Christmas KaTTneakecI up^bn us and now is Court that it was their---- “DUTY white children. - AND.' AUTHORITY" to outlaw SALT LAKE CITY— Reading so just around the corner. To lhe children of this community, the International News Service much about safe robberies, the co- coming of Christmas is perhaps the best news of the year, and. school, segregation in the South. Staff Correspondent Bravo Dwight. Judge Hastie owner of an Ige cream company among adults it isTare to find one who does not recall, with some Georgia’s House of Representa decided to fool any burglars who (Continued From Page One) tives approved a loyalty check of emotion and memories, happy Christmases of earlier years. might have designs on his safe. He OKAY DRAFT state employes Monday, but speci hid more than $200 in a bundle of One of the more important events of the Christmas season sion of congress. He sharply crit- fied that anyone accused of dis linen. A few days later, he went is the annual Christmas Seal sales. It is particularly appropriate lzed the Republican Administra loyalty must ' be provided a hear to his hiding place. The money EXEMPTION tion for failure to advance civil ing.1 was gone but the company safe that the sale of these seals, the proceeds from which go into the rights tegllatlon, pointing put The lower chamber approved the hadn’t, been bothered JaR fight against tuberculosis, comes at Christmas time, because tu WASHINGTON- (INS) that an administrative sponsored berculosis kills more young people than any other disease. Supreme Court held 6 to 3 fair employment practices bill George Lewis Dickinson of This year's thristmas Seal portrays the spirit of children at has been Introduced In every con Francisco, Calif;, a. member of the gress since 1944 except this one. Christmas time, and reminds us that buying Christmas Seals helps Jehovah’s Witnesses religious sect The Minnesota, senator also call in the fight against tuberculosis, who was sentenced to two years in ed for the establishment of a Joint The Fulton counly Tuberculosis Association is again at work prison for refusing draft induction, congressional committee on civil was entitled to exemption. this year'in behalf of this community's children. Every Christmas rights to maintain continuing Inves Dickinson liad claimed exemp tigation in the-facts of group dis most of us are given the opportunity to support this Association by tion from the draft as h regular SEEN IN PICTURE are the two most recently appointed Bishops of crimination and make recommenda Want Ad Information . Call 8-4030 buying Christmas Seals. The sale of these seals is the only source minister rather than as a con the Churches of God in Christ. (1) Bishop J. O. Patterson, out tions for remedial action. "This of funds for this work, ond it is an honor to be asked to contribute scientious objector. He was em standing Pastor of Pentacostal Temple of Church of God in Christ would make it possible for the gov DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT: i to the Christmas Seal campaign. Citizens in this community have ployed at the Navy Yard as a ra- ernment to bring together many of For Tuesday editions by 6:00 P. M. Saturday . dar mechanic, but contended the Bishop Patterson is in charge of the National Radio Program the organizations working in the always responded generously to this drive and the Atlanta Daily \ For Friday editions by 6:00 P. M. Tuesday religious work was his main oc Broadcast can he heard^every night over WHHM 10 o'clock to 11 field of hitman rights for a com In estimating space for Classified Ad, Count Five Wohls lor Une World urges them to do so again (his holiday season. cupation.. o'clock. Bishop Patterson was consecrated Io the Bishopric April bined assault on remaining areas MINIMUM: TWO LINES (10 WORDS) The majority opinion, written by 16,1953. (2) Bishop Wyoming Wells,-of Greenboro, N C Con of discrimination. Ask for Classified Ad Department 11 Insertion ...... 15c per l!n Diplomats included Ambassador ■•’ The Republican Pattern Justice Tom Clark, said Dickin secrated Sept. 11, 1953. Bishop Wells, who has presided over Classified Ad rates apply to all ad- 3 Insertions ...... ”” 14c per Un son’s navy work was only five Abba Eban of Israel and Minister vertislng originating In Memphis. I Reader Publicity .. . 14c per Ur (From lhe Birmingham World) hours a week' and "we think he the North Carolina District for 14 years. He is a family man, with R. H. Scott of the British Embas sy. Other honor guests included Both Senators John Jackson Sparkman and Lister Hill are now made a case (for exemption) which a wife, two daughters and one son. BUSINESS FOR SALE meets the statutory criteria.”. top brass in the military forces, on record in traditional, and’unvarying, opposition to efforts by members of the White House staff, REAL ESTATE WANTED lhe federal impetus to assist in wiping out inequalities and dis yers in this country and we were Administrators of government ag SUNDRY, GROCERIES, BEER— Sterling Roberts I need 20 houses at once. Cai Tri-State Bank able to work out a' settlement of encies and ranking ' officers of. On Park Ave. Now operated by tinctions based solely on race. buyers waiting. Any size. An« (Continued From Page One) the case which, I believe, was fair B’Nal B’rlth. white, nets over $100 week. Closed This became evident when-Alabama's two senators issued (Continued From Page One) ■ of town. S to both parties so far as I am con part-time. Low rent will secure four years following. In 1941, he The "Dinner with the President” EVELYN TAYLOR ’ statements last week criticizing Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell, Jr., cerned, it was- just another case, lease $3060 — $1500 cash. 37-0244. invested $2,000,000,00 in asisting volunteered for thè army, entering script was. written' „by Milton Gel-. ,48-1622 in filing a friend-of-the-court brief in the pending five school cases hundreds of families to purchase service as a private and rose and_I_haye_.no ill feeling against Dr ger and William N. Robson, direc Forrest A. Wade—35-6871. in which it is suggested that the United States Supreme Court has homes. More than a. half-million through the ranks to.captain. He Bland, but.I do pity him for the at ted by Byron Paul, produced by DOBSON-SMITH COMPANY titude which he. has taken, hoping Licensed Realters both the duly and the authority to strike down racial distinctions. dollars has been invested in help served as direct representative from Matin'Manults and narrated by Colored lol wanted Inside Ci ing to aid some of the most beau-, Roane County in the 1951 general that 'he will see the light before Commerce Title Building Limits. . It should be noted that the same two senators were gleefully Walter Cronkite and Ben Grauer, tiful churches in the Tri-State area. assembly, where he was elected destroys himself." Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer. w. m. McDonald & co. issuing statements a few days earlier on lhe announced intentions Total deposits of the Tri-Stote minority floor leader. Beside Robinson and Warfield, GROCERY STORE, 1284 N. Bellvue. 473 N. Bellevue 2-1211 100% Negro trade averaging $1200 of the housing and Home Finance Agency to release over four Bank have spiraled from $512,000. Mr. Sterling Roberts was born in other artists, featured in the cast Non-Discrimination per week. Will take an offer. Mrs. million dollars for the proposed Medical Center "Racial Relocation in 1946 to $1,921,000 as of Novem Roane County, Tennessee on Sep were Thelma Ritter, Eddie Fisher,' HOMES FOR SALE ber 15, 1953, with total resources tember 16, 1918. He is married'¿nd (Continued From Page One) ■lane Froninn, William Frawley, Vi Temple, 48-2200. « Project" in Birmingham. . Senator Sparkman comes up for election of $2,253,000.00. The accounts of teaches the young men's Sunday vian Vance, Desi Arnez, Lucille Ball, MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY next Spring and doubtless he is trying to win back Dixiecrat sup-, each depositor of the Tri-State school class of the .First Baptist 'eliminated. Ethel Merman a$d Helen Hayes. 1659 Poplar — 7-4816 FOR SALE BY OWNER—1302 Rlc . Davidson hailed tlie general port Bank ¡ire insured, up to $10,000.00 Church in Kingston. Tennessee. He The vast crowd overflowed the mond—One bedroom brick duplex by .the Federal Deposit Insurance received his education at Roane statement on non-discrimina» Presidential ballroom Into the ad six-room two-bath family dwellii Senator Sparkman was lhe Democratic Vice Presidential can Corporation, an agency of the U County High School. In 1938, he tion in hiring* ’and promoting jacent Chinese Room where specta In a most desirable location Just i didate last year. Of course, lhe Democratic ticket Wos defeated S Government. The bank serves received his bachelor of science de employes and in the use <»f tors watched the show which was South Parkway near Hamill and the Sparkman utterances, like the Alabama Democratic "White as a depository for the U.' S Gov gree from Carson-Neivman College. municipal facilities • as being televised on all three national hook School. BUY NOW and choose o Supremacy" slogan, should again aid lhe Republicans to win in ernment and the State of Tennes,- I In 1947, silbsequent' to his military ‘•excellent and encouraging” ups, CBS, NBC and ABC. Those who decorations. Large Cash Paytm see. service lie received his law degree but ‘tlie only way to send seg- were too far away from the stage 5 Required. Call 34-4526. 1956. The Sparkman rgmarks are likely to reverberate in the 1954 Jesse n. Turner, cashier of the from Cumberland University in Congressional elections in those slutes where~strength-between-lhe- “Tri-Staie Bank,- pointed out lids -Ij‘t).'inon,-Teiinessee-,------;------iwo major parties is fairly even. week that the bank offers all mod He Is a-member of the’ Kingston He is quoted as saying' that tRe action of Mr. Brownell in pre ern banking services to its patrons Lions Club; Roane County young senting the anti-segregation brief "is in keeping with the pattern inchiding Savings Accounts, Christ republicans club; Post HO American clready adopted by this Republican administration." If that is mas Savings Club Accounts, Com- Legion; 40 and 8; V. F. W. ; Lodge m e r crija 1 (Checking) Accounts. .. True, then the Republican Party deserves the praise of decent peo 101 F. and A. M.; Chapter 305, O Baukin g-By-M a.4-1. Cashier’s E: S.; Blue key honorary fraterni-' ple for movirig hard and steadily against an evil which hurts and. Checks, Traveler's Checks Bank ty. . shames this nation. He calls the Brownell aciion "another step in Drafts, Safety Deposits Boxes, Real The, security financial institution the,unfolding of the pattern." Estate Loans, Automobile Loans, takes great pride in presenting this Bui in fairness, the previous'Notional Democratic Administró-, imd the.sale of United Slates Sav J distinguished, administrator to the ings Bonds. .. ’■ . ' Memphis Negro Citizenry. on its lion threw its weight against the same evil at the same place. All citizens are especially invited I first .anniversary in the form of a Let no one overlook lhe marvelous work performed by: the to visit the Tri-State on Friday 500 plate housing banquet- i National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and December 4- and she urged to see All persons ’ interested in hearing numerous other influential organizations in attacking legally-en the anniversary exhibits which will Mr. Roberts may contact Attorney be on display beginning Friday. J. F. Estes, promoter, 145 Beale forced schgol segregation. A bit of the support for this position Avenue, Phone; 37-4843, for reser- has come from the South itself. . vations. Senator Sparkman argues that "the Republican Party has nev Soldiers Fined ------—— ------z------er had regard for the South, nor for its. customs and its traditions.” (Continued From Page One) Bland Sues Atty. But would the Senator pul the South's customs above the country's down beside her in. the first seal (Continued From Page One) ■constitution and the South's traditions higher than social truth? behind the driver. She said she the case was being investigated The Republican Party s^ms to look at the South maturedly, as a asked him to move and at first, the FBI as his rights to testify part of the Nation rather than a section to itself, it seems to us. he refused. They exchanged words, the time of the divorce was not she asserted, and then attempted ' We commend Mr. Brownell for his brief in the school coses. granted— and Mrs. Bland gained to get up. The soldier then moved ■possession of the home at-1356 Or- Only one cigarette to the rear of the bus, according gill without his knowledge while he A GOLDEN GLEAM to the woman. was away studying in Chicago. He His place was immediately tak stated tha't Mrs. Bland abandoned PHILIP MORRIS... i en by another soldier, the woman _the._home over two years .ago: _ The child's sob corseth deeper in the silence said. This one refused to-move or Dr. Bland said because of his Than the strong man in his wrath. — E. E. Browning. allow her . to move, she said. The friendship- alliance and fraternal wilh 'Di-GE’’*. . life great driver then tried to get the sol necology." dier to move, but to no avail. He affiliation with . Atty. Latting, he i Little children are still, the symbol of the eternal marriage be then called the police. tween love and duly. —George Eliot. I -was instrumental in Atty. Latting scientific discovery that When the police arrived, Lt. securing permission, to practice be Sherard reportedly tried to- pre I f fore the U. S._ Supreme Court he Thetchild is father of the man; vent their arresting the soldier rendered t h "i s service without i And I could wish my days to be Police then ordered the bus driver charge. ' protects you from certain to drive the vehicle to the police Bound to each by natural piety.. —Wordsworth. A reporter of the Memphis World station. reached Attorney ■ Latting in his Policeman D. A. Neely and J. swank Beale Avenue Law Office harsh irritants found in D. Worthy charged that the 24- ’ and he made the following state year-old lieutenant “caused ntest' ment." "The cha'rgesof Dr. Bland of the trouble” by "agitating the .are as ridiculous as they are false, every other leading cigarette others” and arguing with the bus but I harbor no personal animosi operator whether- the soldier ties towards him for I believe he is should remain in his seat. a sick man. BY GRACE WILLIAMS neighbor.! In commenting on the incident, With Thanksgiving behind her The boy in the army or that col “When Dr. Bland sent his wife Ft. .Jackson authorities said: to. my ofice to represent her, she milady’s fancy inevitably turn to .lege lad or lassie will enjoy ,your "In accordance , with ■ currently No other cigarette thoughts of Christmas—And first favorite cookie or candy recipe "became my client and it Was my prescribed policy for the Armed duty to protect her rights without on the agenda is gift-shopping. packed fui of crunchy pecans. Se Foroes, ■ segregation is not prac Wtint fun (if you like the hustle lect a basket -or. any . handy con regards to personal friendthlp or with or without filters ticed at Ft. Jackson, a federal mb .fraternal relations that existed be and' bustle of crowds, the colorful tainer that can be used after the litary reservation.. " decorations) trying to find the per goodies are all gone and line it with tween D.r. Bland and me. “When' military personnel “■go "Dr. Bland was .represer.‘”d by can remove all these irritants fect gift for dad or that one item cellophane, tie with a perky ribbon off the post they become subject ahd there it is a gift that says, "see one’of the ablest and finest law- that auntie has wanted all year. to local laws and are personally *The exclusive, modern ingredient “Di-GL” for gentler Then, there's toyland, where you what 1 made." responsible for any violations of can lose yourself in the-miniature Crunchy Butter Toffee is a goodie such laws the same as,any other sonnet, whether on post or off, to imokiug that hat always been used in Philip Morris. that you will be proud to give and world y>f Santa Claus. , civilian. The army expects its per- be law-abiding- at all. times.'1 But there’s al- display in your candy dish-make ways the special plenty and watch how quickly it {•I friend that no goes. store bought gift Crunchy Butter Toffee »4 can quite express 1 cup sugar Other important refining steps add greatly ■ j your sentiments l-2_tospoon salt to "For this per- 1-4 cup water------‘— to the mildness.,. .aroma... richness >on you will have 1-2 cup butter equally as much 1 1-2 cups chopped pecans and rare smoking pleasure of Philip Morris ! tun preparing a Combine__sugar. salt, water, and butter.' Cook to light-crack stage fl 3 lift box of festive ■fl 8 4 7 ,..'i-'- 5 8 2 7 4 All the rich flavor and aroma are yours. ..without the foods which seems <285'degree). Test; Add few drops s A U R -A U W C S C A I R to say 'from tny to water. They will form a pllqble 4 8 5 3 6 8 2 7 4 - 8 3 6 8 need for taste-destroying gadgets or filters. Only 1 ribbon. Add 1-2 cup chopped, pe O D house to yours Y C H S N E H A E E U Philip Morris offers you this record of safety. For made by loving cans. Pour into well-greased cooky á 5 .8 2 7 fl 4 8 3 7 8 fl 4 '■ hands.’ sheet. Cool. Melt two 6-ounces M S U T S R U N I P S P your pleasure.,, for your protection ,.. try a carton! packages semiswet chocolate. Spread E Yps a gift of homejnade food 8 5 7 8 6 7 4 5 3 8 '' half on top; sprinkle with 1-2 cup 2 6 3 says "I'm.thinking of you?' Whe- P T G P E O L H N O H y ther it’s your favorite uncle, Sc.out. ■ pecans. Cool. Turn; repeat with "T- " li 8 remaining chocolate, and nuts, T. 8 "T 1 4 8 3 5 7 leader, tlie boy who’s away in col-, c A T R A W N O O 9 U I E lege or the army'the food gift is a When chocolate’ has cooled, break toffee In pieces with a wooden mal- 5 3 8 4 2 7 fl 8 4 2 5 3 d - b warm reminder of, you—as personal P W E E R 11 L D R N E S L as your own signature. let or a smull household hammer. Wi?’. Winter peart, and pecans are This recipe will make two dozen M' plentiful this month and delicious pieces, Ipslde each piece is rich ERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every butter-nut toffee; outside is creamy PHILIP MORRIS delicacies can be made'.uslng them. H day it is a numerical puzzle designed to spell qut your fortune. Small Jars of pear preserves tagged chocolate flaked with nuts. . Count,the letters in your first name. If the number of letters is fl or America’s Finest Cigarette ... Make It Yourç! ‘0 ■with your own private stock label, more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6, add 3. The result.is and . tucked Into a plastic basket or your key number. Start at the upper left-hand comer of the rec 3BÍL.,.... .art. on V-a glass l-l-tqrvlng -' (Ush -■ will• be Weather experts agree that wln- -Wi------...i-- ., •> . -• ... tangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then welcome gut to■ your favoritetele are getting wanner , ftad tin mesim tite lettm wuw bn checked fijyw .. 11