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VOLUME 27, NUMBER 5 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1957 PRICE SIX CENTS The President Is Dissatisfied K + + + + + + + + + + + + + Tells Ike House-Senate I Group May Compromise G r BY ROSE McKEE WASHINGTON - (INS) - Senate GOP leader William F. Knowland told President Eisenhower Saturday he hope» Congress Leader Threatened still will find a "Middle Ground" and agree on an effective vot- ■ ingillCI rightsI'inktc billhill nla! thisfTvic session.caccinn a The California Senator reported tights in criminal contempt cases, But "Not Alarmed" to newsmen. a! tep' a breakfast con- -’’’he liepnbjlclan leader said the de. HL lerence with the President that vision is especially bad because qia» ¡3? .there is ”ai least a possibility’-’ of ROCK HILL, S. C. - (INS) - The Rock Hill Negro Minister bus­ trial proviso extended to all other .Congress' adjourninj .for the year types of criminal contempt boycott leader, already threatened with bomb retaliation, vowed ■3 by Aug. 24. uliecting anti-trust and other gov­ Saturday to continue the concerted action until transportation is Knowlnnd's feeling, that House- ernment suits & Senate Conferees on the Civil waler on speculation that the pre­ integrated. COVINGTON, Tenn. -- A 30- Rights Bill might work out a com­ The Rev. C. A. Ivory, who report­ year-öld man...... from... Chicago______was sident’s vs denunciation Friday of ed tliree threatening, phone calls to tí promise sharply contrasted with The GOP Leader threw 001(1 bound over to state' court under a his earlier warning that the Sen­ police Friday night, took tire stand $6,000 bond after he was convicted tlie Senate Jury' ti ial amendment Saturday tliat: "This boycott, will : • V ■ V "4 ate's approval of a Jury trial a- ¡spelled a probable veto of such • “Island In The on two’ minor traffic charges and | mendment had killed the measure. bill last until we get justice. By justice fined a total of $100 and cost before I I mean until my people are allow­ HOPE IS SHARED Judge William Lanier. His fresh hope was shared by DID NOT DISCUSS VETO • ed to ride the buses on an equal The man, identified ns Royal Rol­ "Did not read that into the Pre- basis.” He added: aS some other legislators. S i d e n t statement, "Knpwland land Hill, was fined $50 and cost Sen. Hubert Humphey (D) Minn., "All we want is justice and fail­ on a speeding charge and $50 and said But lie emphasized that ha treatment.. We're waiting until the said: “It would be much better if cost on a reckless driving charge. those of us for the bill would.not and Mr Eisenhower did not dis­ In Theatres Here other people agree to obey tile law He was held over to state court shout about its pending death. We cuss the veto question during theli of the land. We know It is uncon­ on three charges ...... felonious breakfast meeting at the White should be * attempting to' breathe House To be shown or not to be shown stitutional to be forced to ride in assault, carrying a dangerous weap­ Knowland said there is “no Knowland said much will d-p-nd — that is a decision facing West a segregated maimer." on and fraudulent use of driver's doubt” in liis mind that Mr. Eisen­ ■ Paul Knight, owner of the city license. upon wluch Senators are named to Memphis' City Council concerning hower is “disappointed” that, the the Conference Committee which the controversial film "Island In bus company, issued the franchise Hill Is reported to be wanted In three weeks ago. maintained "I Senate wrote into the bill a gua­ Tire Sun,” which was banned from Louisiana and Illinois' on “bad rantee of jury trial for violators of (Continued On Page Six) movie houses in Memphis recently. intend to obey South Carolina laws check” charges, Reportedly, he al­ A decision is expected early this and only Sou'll Carolina laws as S ■ so Served terms in both state and week. long as I am in this state: -- The federal prisons. M. A. Lightman, Sr., owner of buses will remain segregated.” . It all started last Thursday when Tlie two-week old boycott began ■ AME BISHOP NICHOLS the Maicon Theatres and the Avon ? - Hill was stopped for speeding in a Theatre in West Memphis, Ark., when Miss Arlene Austin, 23, a Ne­ Cadillac which he admitted he stole asked members of the city to let gro, was ordered by a bus driver S-x HS from Chicago July 2 . the fate of. tire film be decided by io leaVe a seat just given to her He was stopped by a state patrol­ SUSPENDED FROM DUTIES a majority vote. The city fathers by a white ’ woman. Miss Austin K man. Hill unarmed the patrohnan, saw the movies at a private “run.’’ said it was the only vacant seat jumped back into the car -and JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—(5NS) — Bishop D. Ward Nichol» .was Mayor H, B. Price ask the city on the bus. sped about five "miles down the found guilty of. five counts of irregularities in the African Meth­ ivory received tliree threat-phone roqd -before ditching the' car and odist Episcopal Church at the conclusion of a five-day trial dit (Continued On Page Six) calls last night, he said, by “pro­ escaping, on -foot. bably two different .--men.’' In., onb He was captured; about three Mt. Zion Church and suspended until the next meeting of Gen* oall lie was told 'T just wanted to TUSKEGEE LEADERS TELL SENATORS OF ALA­ described a» a "shocking" situation are, reading hours walking down a railroad eraT Conference in 1960. Under church law he is privileged tô To be sure you’d be there when it BAMA VOTE DENIALW. P. Mitchell and L. T. from left to right, Sen. Gordon Allott (R., Colo.), track. appeal the decision to the Judicial Council within ten days. goes off.” said the second caller, Dorsey, officials of the Tuskegee, Alabama, Civic Sen. Clifford P. Case (R., N. J.), Sen. Paul H. Officers said Hill,"appearing high­ Worship In Newly “If you don’t call off the boycott Douglas (D., III.), Sen. Jacob K, Javits (R., N. Y.), ly intelligent, seemingly had a taste The dramatic trial, of the sus­ E. Walden, of Grant’s Chapel, Chi­ there won’t, "be a n—-r working in Association, flew to Washington last week and for “good books" and Cadillacs. pended prelate of. the Florida dis­ cago: Dr. T. W. Gaines, of Greater town.” fold eleven United States Senators of their strug­ W. P. Mitchell and I; T, Dorsey. Other Senators trict ended late Saturday night, Bethel, New Orleans, La.; Dr. Alvin Consiructed Church The minister said he duly re- gle for the ballot in Alabama. They testified at present but not shown in the picture were Sena­ having begun Tuesday morning be­ E. Shaw, of Columbus, Ohio, add Members of Avery Chapel AME ported the threats to the police, a conference in the Capitol, arranged by Clar­ tors Beall of Maryland, Pat McNamara of Michi­ fore a record throng of bishops, Bishop H. Thomas Primm. Church have abandoned their struc­ "but I wasn’t alarmed.” • gan, Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania, Richard Neu­ high clergy and laymen of the .con­ Attorneys for the prosecution ot ture at 145 S. Fourth St. On Sunday ence Mitchell, Director of the Washington Bureau, nection. Specific charges had been berger of Oregon, Thomas Martin of Iowa, Hu­ the case were Mis. Sadie M. Alex­ they will worship for the first time NAACP, and other officials of the. Leadership made by Presiding. Elder M. M. ander. of Philadelphia, and Ezra M. in a building at Mississippi Blvd, Conference.on Civil Rights, with Sehate leaders. bert Humphrey of Minnesota, and Thomas Ku­ Lindsay and former Edward Waters Johnson, Hot Springs. Ark., while and Jeannette St. until a new build­ MRA Leaders Pay Listening to what Senator Kuchel of California chel of California. College President W. B. Stewart, defense counsel consisted of- E/ij.’ —- ing is constructed at the corner of whose ouster from the Jacksonville Jackson Jr., of Jacksonville, and Neptune and Trigg Streets at a cost school exploded a number, of ac­ L. O. Thomas, Miami, Fla. --’.Yi’ . of $203,000. cusations against Nichols, long a The case, involving alleged Irra- • . Presently, Avery Chapel, one of Tribute To Gandhi Tenn. State A&l sitonmy petrel in the church. gularlties forbidden by the -MSB the oldest Negro, congregations in TRIAL PERSONNEL budget law adopted at the Miami MACKINAC ISLAND Mich., — 25 More Southern School NASHVILLE — Printing Is the Memphis, has more than 600 mem- (INS)—Tl-jc Moral readmamen|t Bishop Richard R. Wight Jr., General Conference, was the first __ . bers. The church was established newest industrial arts offering which president of the' AME Council of of its kind since that historic meet­ _Assembly..jof _Nat'.tons„ paid-tribute -Tennessee-State Unlverslty.’s indus­ immediately after slavery ’days and' Saturday to. the late Devadas Gan­ Bishopsr-satr-as-trlal-judgc-with^Drr ing. Lindsay's-chargesincluded'al*—* members met in the basement of trial education department will Dwight Kyle as recorder, and R. leged illegal handling of church dhi; son of the Mahatma and in­ make available to students come First Methodist Church at Second fluential Indian Journalist. Districts W. Greene of Cuthbert. Ga., as re­ funds, placing burdensome taxes and Poplar Sts., several years. About September, porter. Juws were Rev. Benja- upon churches and ministers fdq The 58-year-old Gandhi died of The announcement came' this 14 years later the congregation pur­ a- heart attack in Bombay^ NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A new state law has arrested planned min Hill, Tulsa, Okla.; Dr. Harvey (Continued On Page Six) chased the present site. i week from Dr. William L. Crump, Dr. Frank Buchmnn, a founder desegregation in several Texas communities, Southern School public relations director..Dr. Crump The last services were held in the of MRA and long-time friend of churph last Sunday. Special tribute News reported Saturday in its August issue, while in other areas added that printing is offered ty the Gandhi family, recalled- to the. the university as an area of en­ was paid'to the mernory of the delegates from 38 nation« attend­ "of The southern and border states 25 more school districts have Police Report Confession structure during the' morning ' and ing the assembly at Mackinac Is­ begun or announced desegregation. dorsement for those students ma­ >' afternoon services. Rev, E. L Hick­ joring in industrial education and land his relationship with the Ma- Port Arthur. Galveston and other man of Detroit, presiding bishop of imtrin. He also told of the con­ who plan to teach printing in jun­ the AME 13th Episcopal District. communities which had planned to ior and senior high schools. He fur­ From Alleged Park Slayer J tributions to mankind made hr ' ■ - * ‘ -a’“i* Was guest speaker at the inemoral- desegregat-e their schools this fall ther pointed out that individuals in t . ■ Dévidas Galidhi and his son. RaJ- have been informed by state au­ the university’s two-year course in Harry Eugene Brooks Being Held during a quarrel "over money” at lzlng services. mohan, who had been touring the Arkansas State For Jan. 19 Forrest Park Murder Rev. Loyce Patrick, pastor, said' South on behalf of MRA. thorities that they cannot do so I, vocational technical training cur- ilio park. . i.-iiS”,'''-■ the structure will be used as a except by a vote of the people or f riculum . also may choose printing oí Gir! Friend Time of the incident was said to Others who ioined In the tribute The warehouse. (Continued On Page Six) I they will lose all state aid. More j as one area of concentration. have occurred after midnight Hosts 4-H Club than 100 districts in. Texas pre­ This is a training program, and Memphis police reported Satur­ uoman's body was found at around viously had desegregated and are not a production program. Doctor day that Harry Eugene Brocks, 36- dawn the next morning., fay a not affected by the new state lav). Crump said. To this end the best in year old unemployed farm worker passerby . ■ equipment and staff have been as­ has confessed to the Jan. 19 For­ Lt. Zachary said that Brooks r=.: Leaders Tliree of the 25 new districts sembled to Insure qualifying train­ rest Park fatal subbing of his girl surrendered himself to the. New Or­ which have begun or announced ing and experience on the linotype friend Miss Nettie Ruth Young, 36, leans Police on July 15. , PINE BLUFF, Ark. — Tractor desegreg ition axe in North Caro­ of G80 East. driving, dress modeling, and the on the platen and cylinder presses, Brooks was indicted by the Shel­ lina. There, the populous Piedmont in hand composition, in advertising According to Homicide Lt." N.E. by Coun y Grand Jury under a first '■ election of new officers highlighted cities of Charlotte, Greensboro and the 32 annuhl Negro 4-H Club Camp layout and design, and in other- Zachary. Brooks who was returned degree murder charge in February, Winston-Salem. have accepted 12 phases of printing. Gilbert K. Plea­ here from New Orleans July 27. sometime after he (Brooks) who for­ and Leaders Conference which clos­ Negro children for enrollment in said that he (Brocks) slabbed Miss ed a four-day run at Arkansas A. sant. associate professor of. indus­ merly had resided at 128 North previously all-white schools. under trial education, will be in charge. A Young with a switchblade knife I Fourth had gone to New Orleans. M. and N. College. the state’s assignment law. This is Over 400 club members, adult former ■ Tennessee State sludent. the first integration “breakthrough” Pleasant earned his degrees at West leaders and Extension agents rep­ in the eight Southeastern and Deep': DR. ARTHUR GRAY resenting 23 counties attended the NASHVILLE — Tennessee State Virginia State College and Ohio South states where resistance to the State University, . President Indicates Veto annual meet which was almost one U. S. Supreme Court decision of University's 45th Baccalaureate-. continuous activity because of the 1954 has been strongest. Commencement, exercises have been full program. set for August 11. Dr. Arthur D. Henry Davis, Marion, Crittenden 3,000 DISTRICTS UNCHANGED Gray, Talladega College president, Unless Provision Removed ____ ¿Continued On Page Six) 1 Other districts included five in will deliver the address. Arkansas, two in Oklahoma and 15 The announcement came from WASHINGTON, D. C. — President Eisenhower angrily de­ (Continued on Page Six) (Continued On Page Six) nounced Friday the Senate action which wrote a jury trial amend­ Entertainer May ment into the Civil Rights Bill and strongly indicated a veto unless what he called the "weakening" provision is removed. Mrs. Washburn Given Face $200,000 Suit There were 39 Democrats, voting trial between a federal Judge and in a solid bloc, which helped to ap- i his legal orders. During our history Sei In September NEW .YORK—(INS)— A night I prove the amendment that had as a nation, great Americans have PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Pre­ Last Rites Recently i club operator charged Frldav that , already been thrown out in the I pointed out that such a procedure sidential and congressional elections Singer Eartha Kitt broke Cham­ i House vote-. Only 12 Republicans ! would weaken the whole Judicial will be held in Haiti this September Mrs. Florence Anderson Wash- a number of years. pagne glasses, dumped drinks on ’ supported the jury amendment. ' I system.” it was announced Saturday by the ihurn, 598 Alston • St., mother t of She was a member of Metropoli­ people's heads, slapped him and I The GOP led the fight ih voting THANKED KNOWLAND nation’s provisional government, a Charles Washburn of the same ad­ tan Baptist Churph. . topped off an evening by perform­ I against the jury trial amendment. | Mr. Eisenhower personally die- ing an "offensive, lewd” dance that There. were 33 Republicans who ARKANSAS 4-H CLUBBERS — Officers for the coming year in three-man military junta headed dress, was buried in Mt. Carmel Mrs. Washburn’s husband, BJ., I fated his statement denouncing the by Brig. Gen. Antonio Kebreau. Cemetery Monday afternoon follow­ preceded .her in .death. drove patrons from his establish­ fought the amendment as against , Jury amendment. He expressed hl» Arkansas Negro 4-H Club activities are, from left to right, Doris The junta said that no campaign­ ing funeral services at Metropoli­ ment. I nine Democrats. I appreciation to Knowland> for. t£» ’ Watkins, Wynne, Cross county, assistant secretary; Mildred Scott, ing will be allowed until it issues tan Baptist Church, Rev. SA Owen Among, survivors, other than a AFRICA ROOM | HOTLY WORDED STATEMENT j fight the Californian made against Gregory, Woodruff county, secretary; Sterling King, Jr., Aubrey, an electoral decree, which will fix officiated. son, Charles, are: -two daughters Harold Kanter. Co-owner of The President himself issued a the rider and to “those Senator» Mrs. Estelle W. Jackson of the same the African room in the N. Y., m-tde Lee county, president; Raimon Patton, Elaine, Phillips county, the day of the election. Mrs. Washburn ■ died suddenly. in hotly-worded statement in which he : who stood with him in valiant and Kebreau's junta seized power June John Gaston hospital about ,4:30 -address; Mrs. Natalie W. Abram the charges in a $200,637 s'u 1 t said many Americans would con­ persistent efforts to bring t<\ all vice-president; and Katherine Johnson, Prescott, Nevada county, 14 and booted provisional President a.m.' Thursday morning after she of Chicago; another son, Sylvester tiled against MLss Kitt in Supreme tinue In effect to ’’disenfranchised” our citizens protection in their right song leader. About 670 4-H Club members, adult leaders, and Daniel Flgnole out of the country, suffered a heart attack, according J.’.three sisters, Mrs. Archie Harris Court. by the amendment, which guaran­ to vote — a protection on which Agricultural Extension agents attended the 32nd annual Negro leaving the island under a state of to a member of the family. She died of ’South Bend, Ind., Mrs. Aliena Kanter asserted that the com­ tees a jury trial for those accused many are now deprived." bination of African native music; 4-H Club Camp and Leaders Conference, at which the new of­ siege. • . . about 10 minutes after arriving . at Nathaheil and Mrs. Etta Wells of of criminal contempt tot defying a Slapping at the tactics of those, Chicago; 10 grandchildren, and alcohol and a $137 cheek apparent­ ficers were elected. The camp was held July 29 - August 2 on This will be Haiti’s third attempt the hospital. court order. favoring the amendment, the Pre- - to elect a president since President She^ was widely known by. a num- other, relatives. ly made the singer go savage dur- ■ ■. Mr.m.. Eisenhower declared: “No sldent said: . tt. the campus of Arkansas A. M. & N. College, Pine Bluff; Paul" E. Magloire was ousted last ' ber of car-dwners when she operated The T.H. Hayes and Sons funeral ing a parly on June 5. Tlie.party in I American can fail to feel the ut- ' ATTACKED METHODS : ' Twenty-three of the state's counties were represented at the December. Six governments ■ have a service station at the corner of home was the scene of the wake eluded actor John Ireland; Ire- most concern that an attempt “Rarely in pur entire legislative annual event. ______■ __ 1 been formed since then. Mississippi Blvd, and Wickert, for held Sunday evening. ■ , (Confinued on Page Six) I should be made, to Interpose a'Jury (Continued On Page Six) .’V /. / '' £ • MEMPHIS WORLD • Wednesday, Âugusi ?, 14>5> ------—:i------;------;—-—

BY LOUISE LYNOM Memphis ... ' i ‘/Then they said to him (Jesus) What must we do. to be doing the work of God?” John 6:28. Sports Trail MAN’S IDEA How can we use cur talent in the BY SAM BROWN work of the Kingdom? Once I watched a young child fcrod. For Instance the White Sox helping her mother in simple house­ With the weatherman pouring It on with 90-odd degree weather, are listed at 12 tn 1, with the hold tasks. The Yankees 1 to 10, pratically no bet work would' have only the tuirid race in the Nation­ bee, naone more al League being set by the Braves, Terrific odds are being quoted kuickly had the Cardinals, Redkgs, Dodgers and on those teams cmiridefed. out of Phillies can compare, any one of the running Baltimore and Kan­ mother done it the five could take it all. The herself, but much Phillies, six games nut as this is sas City 200-L with Washington v. aS gained by al­ sorbbled could come home in front. 500-1 in the American League. The lowing the child So, the National’s ’ race is keeping Cubs, Gaints ard Pirates in the to help Among pace with the weather. • National League were listed at a JG'iiN Gaston hospit ál other things, the whoppin?, 500-1 to win. Other odds: Tyrone An­ child came to love In the American League in which National Ledgue-Milwaukee 6-5; the mother mere the Indians Tigers and Red Sox Brooklyn 8-5; St. Louis 2-1; Cin- Mr not because she were expected to m.ike-a. rive^team. Tinnati T-1; -and-^’nilndelphia 10-1. Concord said, "You must,” race with the Yankees and White American L&ajue Boston, Cleve- Mr but because Sox, the sitution has changed to land ana Detroit 20-1. Avti ; had said, Y a two-team race with the Yankees may . help me an^TAR LINEUP — Eleven of the 12 top choices in the football draft are shown in Dyche trying to make it a j unway with It was a tribute to the White the White Sox six games back. last week in their series with God does not always say to His Stadium. Evanston. UL. as they pause from a workout in preparation for the duel with the world Sos ' champion New York Giants on August 9. From left first row: Ron Kramer. Earl Leggett Jim But, with the White Sox staying the Senators in Washington for children: "You must.” Sometimes in contention, the Yankees are not President Eisenhower was on hand He says. "You may." He points out Parker, and Jerry Tubbs. From left back row: Jim Brown. Del Schaffner. Don Bossier. Jahn yet out of sight. to see the Go-Go boys in action. the better way but leaves it to us Bfpdie. Paul Heming. Lea Dawson, and Jan Arnett (Newspress Photo). ■------Only seldom docs the chief execn- to accept it. In the.Beatitudes, Jesus Most oi the expects have con­ ceded the pennant to the Yankees tlve get a chance to see a ball calls those “blessed“ who choose the game, and with thp White Sox a better way. in the Junior Circuit although a ilGlsi 3 few die-hard partisans as well as contender for the flag, he selected 5. 927 Mr and ?e Gan The supreme privilege of a Chris­ Va. Invitation To wishful thinking on the part of to see them against the Senators. Nathan, a Surie Mae tian is to have a part with Goa others won’t say die where the d 669 ■Mr. a~d Homer S>kes, 1764 in the work of His kingdom. Happi­ White Sox are concerned. We might ! He saw a goou game although Hunter, a girl Barbara Ann ness, Satisfaction, ana spiritual add we find ourselves in the latter the hometowners lost, as Larry Mr and Mrs: Francis A. Tard, growth-, , . • come from availing ourselves, Clement category, as we haven’t given up Doby, and Minnie Minoso of the 2co2 Wainu 1128 South Orleans, a tiri Marzette this-privilege. Tne love does not White Sox put . on a home run act Mr and •: A’LTA VISTA, Va. — The chair­ completely on the Windy City Lorranie “ ii —wither:il— ■*'that—* calls forthv. effort and man of the Altavista Golden Jubilee boys. for him, with each hitting two 3S92 Swift, *” Mr. < ’ id Mrs Curtis W Taylor i action in behalf of the one loved. homers apie.ee and sending the JULY . ¿8 . Saturday rescinced an invitation to ! In. taking with several followers Senators down- to .a 7-1 defeat, as 918 Nor Hoad,, .. a.. eirl,______Patricia Ann To ®row 35 Christians, we must frork Tennessees______Gov ____ frank G. Clement of the game, sports writers among ’ ;rZi- and Mis Linzo Patterson, S’jg*gs, : ^hh God. By serving our fellowman pitcher pick Donavon had one of 826 MOsbj-. a_ girl.= Sherry Lynn Mr _ and Mi’s. Leonard to speak at religious services here them; most agree that Brooklyn 3907 Barron, e girl . we prove ourselves worshipful ana on Aug. 18 after anti-Clement . will be the. team to béat for -the his good Eights allowing only three •tMr. and Mrs Steven *Knox,_ 1145 Mr and Mrs. Elie Porter, 1116 obedient, to God. hits.- . ... Capitr-L a boy. John C. WHAT SHALL I DO, LORD? sentiment began brewing-, because pennant, with Milwaukee a close Smith, a boy, .Elie. Jr. . ‘ ------• the Tennessean called out the Na- / second. The Dodgers being old Mr. ana Mrs James R. Moore,_____ , Mr and Mrs. Charlie L Bald- r^ie ^acl salvation is a gift a It was the most homers the Sox 2176 Lyon. a. boy, James Robert. Jr. tional Guard to halt- trouble when , pros in the business, with. a. good had hits in a game this year. "It’s ridge, 822 ...... North Main—,k oa boy v-ork of free grace,. has. led some pitching staff and the experience /.Mi;, and Mrs Tiri Blakley/ 391. Mi. and Mrs. Jim H. Farris, 902 to‘ b&lie.ve that nothing more is re- the Clinton. Tenn., high school about time I got some,” said Doby, Smith Orleans, a girl, Jeanette . moved to integrate last year. arid coolness under , fire, they air­ whose home run bat had been si­ LeMoyne Mall, a bov, Jim...... Henr£ QUired-- - -- of- a- Christian than to prb- gue will make them the, favorites Mr. and Mrs. Tnom&s Bates 772H Jr.. ’ ' ‘ fess faith in Christ-. Chairman R. B. Carpenter said lent since Julv 6. “I felt good up Castle, a girl, Delois Ann We cannot, of course, earn a place ihie invitation was withdrawn “in for the flag. there at the plate for a change.” ’.Mr and Airs Sylvester Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Fea Wiiliains, 1297 the interest of harmony and public ■: It is also, pointed out tliat the Texas, a boy, Lafayette in the kingdom of .Goa. True, we ..Mr- and Mrs. Eaii D "Woods, 148 . are saved as an act -of grace. But safety.” He said segregationists in play the Cardinals are making The excitable "Miniso, who had­ 7g WisooDscn, a girl, Senya Denise Mr and Mrs. Harlin C Tate, salvation is to have meaning for the area had hinted demonstrations during their surge to the league n’t homered since July ], indicated Ingle, a toy. Perry King 1445 Dorris, a .boy, Ralph- us or to have any effect on others.. if Clement appeared ro speak at lead will '“make the contenders, if he hi I his pair mtc the left field ’'-Mr.' and Mrs. Joe Hawkin. 1546 . - ’ —-j -¿Gers of t-ne vrord, Sundae- services of the Golden Ju­ they can continue their pace. Some ^Wai-Oi'd. a. gni, Snn Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Oher, 387 I She told’oi Christ love and how Mrs. Patterson Posner Consultant Jbnes, a girl, Denise of the National Association of Ne­ when a third. candidate threatened gro Musicians, Inc. Dr. Roscoe R’ : she found Him before it was too Hamilton Posner, president of the j Call at Posner’s to visit anyi beau- was in 1796 . boy. Larry ducational institution marking the hMr. and Mrs. Walter Lesure, 553 I first time in the life of the Associa­ fun and the-most trouble. Never She has only one small gripe IS HAPPENING “Oh." WiekS, a girl, Evelyn Louise. tion for. the musicians to meet un­ cooks the same, and sometimes it much for family. I don’t like in­ "Other women won’t be cooking an J tezfiha Cool, ithe ■Td like to have a talk with laws. She had an uncle. He left • and Mrs. Cleveland Davis, der such atmosphere and stimulat­ irradiated foods lor another 10 years just won’t get crisp.". of pi .vaie detectives 7 isae'’-Arkansas, a girl, Margaret Ann ing conditions. w.pioiis weft recounted in Be- your wife.” her some property when he died. or so, and Id lov,e to show off my v. jfe r.ht Corves ' tknibie or Quits" July 31 ATLANTA, Ga. — (SNS) — Jane’s cooking results are care- “So would I.” That was only a week or so ago. Delegates will be housel in the Police officers J. R. Watkins and cooking But nobody ever tells me :uid a d -.r.en -other » horrnousiy popu­ "You don’t know where she I don’t know if she has any other 4‘cMr. ‘and Mrs. Wayne Travis 1680 how good it tastes, and I can’t take' fully written down for government lar a.rc riirLurkcd on a new Hollywood/-a boy, Steven Talliferro recentiy completed student residenc rH.L_ A._ Q/ave_ reported_ Saturday^ ---- Mudy-T-Sb—are-all—her—ingredients,- the—natxaior—of—tlie- is?”:• , relativesand-I-don’tcare.------home samples. ’ story. urines at the Cool & Lam of­ "No.” Mlfr. and Mrs. Jessie Lee Bensley, halls at 1215 *S. Fourth Si, and that they chased several Negro and the exact cooking method used. fice to rind his partner in profane "Where .did you get married?’* JC53 Fields, a boy James Lewis their meals will be served from the customers from a white restau­ In fact, everything she cooks mood. She fears Donald's tardiness "Any ideas ?” • "S'pose I ask. the questions for University’s cafeteria, with countless rant on Memorial Drive, SW,' at Since Jane works in a kitchen may have cost them a big fee. be­ "Come on in,” he said, .¿‘Sit ¿''Mr. and Mrs Harold Gunn, 1057 comes out of a locked vault—and it cause a 'prospective .client. Lawton a "while.- Why do you want to see lounges, recreation centers and about 3 am. although the propri- takes the signatures of a couple of equipped with-gas electric and even Coming, was disappointed by bls down. Smoke if you want.” my wife?” Mr. and Mr* Rnce- L. .Buford, even sports for those who wish to .etor’s wife •,explained that her busi­ atomic scientist: to get it out. The a GI gasoline field range, 30 kinds finding • a woman in charge o| the He led the way into the doll­ “I want to talk with her.” of pots and 200 different kitchen agency Bertha's explosion is halted 3293-Mitreuerite Read. a girl. participate. ness license authorized her to serve vault is at the Cii.?ago headquar­ by the reappearance of Csming. who house living room. The one up­ “What about?” ? Mr and Mrs. Gihe R Smith,_ . 1897 Negroes. ters of the Quartermaster Food and tools, each cooking assignment in­ restate,a’ his problem to Donald. Corri- holstered chair in. the room might "About why she left." * The musicians will have access to ; Sa J Person, a viri. June Alice The officers said they were alert­ Container Institute for the Armed volves a great deal of. measuring in-g say.* he wants' a woman Mrs. have been stuffed with gunny soft ball courts, tennis, swimming ■ ed by three white youths who and writing. n Drury Wills, ti-aced. This is a switch sacks on a cement base. He gave "I’d like to see her, too," he Mr< and Mrs. Walter L. Webb, pools, and the University’s golf : Forces, where Jane works as a $75- in the assignment he discussed with admitted, "but I don’t want to 591 North Second, a «òri. Christine said Negroes and whites, were eat­ a-week government home economist. Bertha on .bis first visit. You told me that chair and drew up a course, a feature worth all of the ing in' the same restaurant and that "At heme I’m the ‘pinch of this ir.e it was t.n oil deal." Bertha re­ straight-backed chair. see her bad enough to have a lot Mr. and Mis. No;l Scott. 1049 interest that the committee has i Her assignment, for more than and a pinch of that: kind of cook," minds r.mi, without changing Corn­ of strangers messing around in Lenow, a girl, Mary Lou the .proprietor’s- wife told them she- a year, has been to cook and eval­ ing's. t, .nd L im 3inc<-ths’’ Barthas- "When did you last see your taken to arrange such a program i site laughs. "I never measure any- tuHl-ii fephng? an J h»-:sr> the rest of wife?” I asked. my business. You got a ciga­ Mr. and ”Mrs. ~Earnest Nelson.~ would rather serve Negro'es than uate irradiated food—foods treated j C«.i nin¿ i story p f "them” because’ they were more tiling and I taste everything. br-nv XV II beiirvps rette?” 1346 North’ Eellevue, a girl, Gale Some of the highlights of the > by atomic rays.to last indefinitely' 1« is wit»-. Yvur.nt-. -run off with an- "Three days ago." I gave him a cigarette. Maria polite and that their money spent without refrigeration. i «»th« ■r man A neighbor of the Wellses "How long have .you been liv­ 34th Annual will be the first hearing i. "That tasting is a habit I can’t M i .• Fit*.n«es Ruleiih. thinks site was "Do you have a job?” I asked. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Turner. of . Betty Jackson King's 'original : just as well. ' Jane has cooked 300 rashers of break I nibble at all the irradiated n.u. •l.'ied . . ' ing here'?” 3043 Yale, a girl, Sharon “Not much longer than that. "I run the place. I’m getting ?ompcisition, (An . Oratorio) Saul, When they arrived at the restau­ bacon, 600 ’ potatoes 20 pounds of foodrs, too ” ready to put in a garden.". 251 West Disqn, girl. Vicki—Lynn to be sung by the Imperial Opera ! shrimp, countless pork chops andj The girl who now serves test We had an argument two or three I-Mr. and Claudy Redmond, 1212 rant, the . officers reported seeing CHA1TEI’. 3 days after we moved in.” "Well, what is your occupa­ Company ‘of Chicago, at Wesley several Negroes drmkmg coffee at steaks, strawberries green peas, meals to generals and atomic scien­ Tunica, a girl, Sharon Kay Foundation, Saturday evening, Au- , carrots, even rolls— LMBEtt 1638 Fruslmore Road "And she left?” tion? How do you get by?” the counter along with white pa- all of them ir- tists "fell in love with pots • and "I miqd my own business, and Mr and Mrs. Joe Bonner, 1141 gust 17. as a pre-conveption event. radiated. pans as a little girl.” N was a while bungalow that "That’s right.” Themas, a girl, Laurie Vtmatta irons. needed a job of face lifting. It "When ? Night ? Morning ? both ends seem to meet all right.” PLEASES SECRETARY "My mother taught me cooking, "Did anybody see your wife • lír. and .Mrs Cleveland Davis, The gifted young American com­ “We proceeded to run She’s the inventor of “Davidsaver and I've always loved it. But I nev­ was too big for a dollhouse, too Afternoon ?” 1328 Arkansas, a girl. Margarette poser, will assist Gertrude Jack- ’small :for a comfortable residence, "She was gone when I got up leave?” roes off iter paying tr White Wilk? Sauce for stewed ir- er„ expected to do this kind of, cook? “I don’t know.” Ann son Taylor, in presenting this- new the officers,,reported. radlated chicken.’’ which Army se- - ¡ng—they just banded me some ir- but the lines were rather—preten­ in the morning.” ? Mr. and -Mr&. Philemon Turner, oratorio. 1 tious. It would have looked well "Do you get'up early?" "What about the neighbors?” cretary Wilbur Brucker liked so radiated food one day and Ive "One of them’s all right. Hie 3045 Yale, a girl, Lasheila Then the Annual Scholarship con-Î. They_ said- they talked with the much he cleaned his plate. . been working with it ever.since." in the classified-ad section, one "Not unless I have to. I like AUGUST 1 . of those places that, could be de­ to lie in bed when I can.” other one’s a yackity-yak." XKXÆ5«« - them the . "I have even Bailed an irradiated __ .______dMr. and Mrs Budeli Çarrick, 520 the pumpkin pie," laughs Jane. "It was scribed as “two bedrooms, bath, "And you were in bed that "Who’s the yackity-yak?” easy, Irradiated bacon is the most kitchen,-living room, dining room, morning?” He jerked his thumb toward Louis, Mo., will be held on Sunday, ** Napiown Musicians service porch, surrounded by sun­ "That’s right. She took the house on the west. “Woman Aug. is, with the Mass Meeting i off light, beautiful view of the moun­ without even fixing breakfast for name of Raleigh." which opens the convention being 1 Work For Repeal tains.” me!” “She married?” held Sunday August 18, at 3 in the "I see,”, I said. "Left |t all "Uh-huh.” Music Hall. ’ i Harry Levitch Credit «Jewelers I knew the type of house—bed­ for Of Cabaret Tax rooms were so small you could you to do. Ls that right?” "Her husband there?* INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — (ANP) put twin beds against the walls "That’s right"* "He works.” 176 SO. MAIN — 371? march is on the American and barely have parking space •Tough,? I commented. “What "He’s not a yackity-yak?” I' In 1872 there were six recognized i asked. candidates for president, when ■ Federation of Musicians and bistro for a pair of slippers in between. did you fight about?’’ owners here and over the country The theoretical line of dehiarca- "Nothing.” "He doesn’t ever have a chanoe Grant was elected, and. again in to get a word in-edgeways!” MEMORIAL STUDIO 1948, when Truman was elected. Proudly Offers a New and Better Watch to have congress repeal the 20-per- tion between tlie living room and "Did she leave you a note say­ UNION AVENUE These were the largest fields in his­ cent Federal Carbaret tax. Many the dming room would be all but ing she was.-going away?” "You wouldn’t mind if I talked Musicians have been put out of •infinitesimal; in practice there “Left me nothing except some} with Mrs. Raleigh?” Designers, Builders ¿c Erectors of tory, though In both instances only ‘It’s a free country." Monuments. Outstanding many the two top candidates were of any REPAIR SERVICE work due to this tax also many wouldn’t be any. The kitchen dirty dishes .in the sink." "Supper dishes?” •1 may talk with her.* , years for courteous service and vote-getting importance. clubs over the nation are closing would be about the size of a "Okay.” rrasoHable prices. Kanchipuram, India, near Ma­ their doors unable to pay their em­ kitchen in a house trailer. "No, she evidently had herself 1. -SATISFACTION GUARANTEED a cup of coffee and a couple of "You’re staying on here?" PHONE JA. 6-5466 dras has shrines and temples more ployees. Drury Wells answered my ring. Recently a House. Ways and eggs and csome toast before she "I’ll, give her a week, then to than a thousand years old | 2. -3 TO 5 DAYS SERVICE He was a pale-eyed, tall, drooping, hell with her!” Means subcommittee approved a. slow-moving, slow-talking. He pulled out.” measure to cut this tax bill in half "You d&dn't hear her cooking •“You .meari you wouldn’t take 3.—FACTORY GUARANTEED PARTS was about thirty-five. He wore a breakfast?" her back after that?” ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF maing the mite-spot-managers pay faded blue shirt, patched overalls, 10 percent instead of the present "No. She must have been pus­ "That’s right” 4.—THOMAS JENKINS, Graduate Watchmaker in charge' and thick-soled shoes cut. on an "Suppose she's suffering from . RAYCHELLE’S BOOK STORE 20 percent tax. some members pre­ Army last. He didn’t seem to syfooting around the kitchen.” dicted that it would clear the full ' "You didn’t smell the coffee?” amnesia and - can't remember • 1004 S. Parkway, E. — Phone WH 2.5419 give a damn about his personal "No.” where her home is?” .ON AUGUST 10, 1957 committee and probably pass the appearance. • In fact, he didn’t FREE : House this year.others were not too "How niany clothes did she ‘‘I; can, get ^amnesiajritftOy and Bibles, BoolTs, Church Supplies, Greeting Cards seem to give a damn about any- take with her? Did she clean not remember her.” , sure ■' thing. WATCH J In the event, that, this measure out her closet?” ■"You're not very cqaoperative." - Stationery "Hello,” he said, "what can 1 do1 "Nope.” I told him.- * HARRY LEVITCH i is made law it will be “happy days" for you?” " ' ' , STRAP "Do you know her clothes well "What do you want for free?” HOURS ...... 9: A.Mz to 5: P.M. i again fer the entertainers, musicians "My name’s Donald Lam.” "YOU ASK FOR IT AND WE WILL SUPPLY IT" i etc over the country’ and here. Sec- enough to know whatfs missing?” he asked. "You told me you Oiedif-(Jewe£e/v With each job if "How are you, Mr. Lam?” "Nope.” wanted to see my wife. 1 told you 7" SOUVENIRS...... COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND ? rotary Lloyd E. Wilson of the In- We shook hands. Your Say You Saw terricial Indianapolis Musicians’ "How about refaUves?" I 1 did, too. I told you all about THE PUBLIC IS INVITED .".I’m a detective,’,’ 1 said. asked. "Does your wife have any how she happened to leave, and 176 S.MAIN ST. THIS AD , Local No. 3 (AFM) and his staff - RAYCHELLE L. CARHEE . i . OWNER 1 .are making an all-out -fight for "The hell!” he announced. relatives she could have gone to?" that’s all I know.’.’ “Private." "I can't tell. We don’t go in its repeal. Continued; j St. Anthony’s Annual Wednesday, August 7, 1957 • Festival August 7-9 Atlanta-Visiting St. Anthony's Catholic church Gandhi Leavas h has planned to hold its Annual Festival Benefit, Aug. 7-@ in the For Father’s Rites St. Anthony School cafeteria at 327 ATLANTA. GEORGIA(6N8> Hill Street. ’ Rajmohan Gandhi, the 21-year- old grandson of the late Mahatma -----The-festival will-start at 6 P.-M. GandlfFandTrmembenjf-thc-Moral—— each night. Prizes. Including a Re-Armament group visiting At­ portable television will be given lanta last week, left Atlanta Satur­ away. Door prizes will be given day for India to attend the lunera! away each night. of his father, Devadas Gandhi, wfio BY JEWEL GENTRY passed Friday night. NEIGHBORIIOOB CLUB GIVES Marshall Williams. William Hamp­ MAN of 550 Walker have as their Gandhi's father was a 57-year- ANNUAL PICNIC ton. Caren. Rose Wilson, and the house guest their niece, the pretty Greensboro old Indian social .leader and journa- •; CLAIMING interest on last week's Johnson Brothers (Charlton and MISS PHYLLIS HOLLINS WORTH list and managing editor of th& social calendar was the Onawa Bernard). of Little Rock...... Miss Hollins- Hindustan Times, a large newspaper J Neighborhood Club’s annual picnic, Next week the Jack and Jillers worth is a senior at Southern Unl7 Library Doors in India. The recent Atlanta visitor given for the second consecutive will go to the Pink Palace. Mrs. versity. was associated with him on the I year In the lovely back gardens at ■Dorothy Westbrook will serve as paper. The deceased ■ was born and the home of Mr. and Mrs. John i general chariman of the tour. . THE MADAME FLORENCE educated in South Africa, being McKinney last Thursday afternoon | COLE TALBER McCEEAVE. Mrs. Are Opened__ closely associated with' his late fa- . with more than 50 members’ and | ther, Mohandas K. Gandhi-in poli-. NATIONAL DENTAL B. F. McCleave in private .life, left tlcal and social movements. He was guests attending. ... a barbecue t CONVENTION IN SESSION for a visit with a sister and her GREENSBORO, N.C.— (ANP1 — FALL NUPTIALS ARE PLAN­ dinner was served by Mrs. Jana ’ The City Council of this city, the imprisoned eight times for his ac-' IN HOT SPRINGS THIS WEEK son, and his family In California, tivlties in Indial’s independence Porter and her caterers. . . after i Mr. R. Q. (Ethyl). Venson is second largest In the Tarheel State NED: Ml-, 'and Mrs. Joseph L. last month. . . . Mrs. McCleave made movement. ’ \ which Mrs: George (Sarah) Brown, ! President-Elect of National L. A. her headquarters before mov­ with a ' population of 119.000 has Chrysler of 54S North Montgomery president, of the club that takes I formally opened the. city'spublic Sheet announce the engagement Auxiliary ing to Memphis. ... even though RJmohan Gandhi had been in . in Stephens, Lauderdale Clack, Dr. and Mrs. R. Q. Venson ( he is library to all races. of tlrelr daughter. Miss Jo Bernice America about two'months in con­ Williams, Wicks and Walker Ave­ a prominent figure in the national most of her time was spent on the to John Wesley Hirsch ot 578 Ar- nection with the Moral Re-Arma­ road with different operas. The decision was reached after nues. greeted each guest. dental-set, father of the "Cotton the receipt of a petition signed by ’ ring on Avenue. Mr. Hirsch is the ment Assembly of Nations now un­ Members and guests attending Makers Jubilee and a leader in ’ .20 persons asking that Negroes be son of Mrs. Thelma Johnson. Miss derway at Mackinac Island. Mich. were Mrs. Katie Tipton, chairman the American Legion for many The CARHEE Brothers, Robert Chrysler • was graduated from West Laurence and Clarence Leon Jr. STITCH IN TIME SAVES . . . in dollars and hours for the farm­ permitted . to use the library and of the annual affair; Mrs. Bessie years,) left Saturday evening for the municipal swimming pools. Virginia State college and has been Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Powers Thorn­ Hot Springs where they will remain are vacationing in Washington, D. ers. "A well-trained man in care,- operation, and maintenance a member of the tester. faculty ton, Mrs. Gertrude Armstrong, MrS. all week at. the convention. . . . C. with their dad. Rev. C. L. Carhee. of farm power machinery can double the life and profits for a • However, the Coilnci! decided not since that time. The bridegroom­ Over the state-owned Italian TV Rachel Brown, Mrs. Mattie Tyus, Accompanying the Vensons were Before returning, they will visit St. farmer," according to Tennessee State University's expert, Robert to. desegregate the swimming pools elect served three years in the Army network advertisers are limited to Mr. and Mrs. John Cox, Miss Naomi. Dr. and Mrs. John Carr of Wash­ Louis and on to Los Angeles to for at least another year. and later' attended LHMayne College. two and a quarter minutes for com­ visit ’ their paternal grandmother. H. Derden, farm shop senior technician. Derden (right) is shown mercials. The commercials must be Gordon, Miss Jim Ella Cotton, Mr. ington, D. C., Dr. and Mrs. W. R. inspecting a farm shop re-built mower that was completely over­ He is afl'illa.ed with the United William Gumew, Mr. Walter Cox, Henry and Dr. and Mrs. J. Luvell Winston Kyle is home with mother, Previously Negroes were , allowed States Government. The wedding filmed and approved by the authori­ Mr. H. L. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. of Philadelphia who came through Mrs. Raychelle Carhee. hauled by Ervin N Roddy,, from Harriman, Tenn., who is majoring to use reference books or to borrow - will be soieinnized late’ in Novem- ties and only 20 seconds of the time Herman Coleman, their, young Memphis to join the Vensons. in agricultural education. (CLANTON III PHOTO) books not available in segregated fa­ j ber. (See story in Society Column can be devoted to pure selling. The advertisers pay $2.400 per commer­ da'ighter, Norma Jean and a niece, Dr. Hosea Proffitt of Helena, MR. AND MRS. W. E. REED had cilities; I this week.) Ark. (whom we elaim In Mem- cial. Miss Phyllis Hollingsworth of Little I- as their house guests last week e Rock; Miss Joyce Lymon and Mr. his) is general chairman of the sister, MRS. NORMAN f. THOMAS William Henry Harrison served and Mrs. Clarence Hamler. 1957 convention. ... of Cleveland and her son, MR. ED- -ÏÂJ: only one month as president of the Mr. H. L. Jackson, Mrs. Narcissa MRS. VENSON will be Installed SEL THOMAS, who is now in the KNOW YOUR - ILS. He died on April 4. 1841 of Jones, Mrs: Walter Jones. Mr, D. in office Thursday as National Air Force. . . Also visiting the pneumonia contracted a-month be­ J. Thomas, Jr , Miss Louberta Cox, PRESIDENT Of the NATIONAL Reeds was their brother-in-law fore his inaugural parade>The se­ Mrs. Lois Mitchell 'and her small Organization (made up . of over a MR. P. E. EGGLESTON of Tuscum­ cond shortest term was served by son, John T.; Mrs. Lillian Briggs, thousand women coming from every bia, .Ala. Mrs’. Thomas is ■’ an in­ President James A. Garfield who7 state in the union and in the Ba­ LIBRARY Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. structor at Mayflower- school lr ATLANTA, Ga. — The Herndon in the state of Georgia, and with a died September 19, 1881, six and a Anna Washington, Miss Cereta hamas. Cleveland. Mr. Eggleston is a promi- % by Foundation, known to have given Jew exceptions, other than school half months after inauguration, of Brown, Mr. George. Brown, Sr.. Al­ DR. THERON NORTHCROSS, hent business man in Alabama. an assassin’s wound inflicted July president of the local Dental So- , thousands of dollars to civic and j teachers and social workers. Ne- fred Ray Brown. Mr. and Mrs. H. MAUDDEAN THOMPSON SEWARD charitable ’ drives, recently contri- I groes are shut out from all jobs 2, 1881. . M: Adams, Mr. and Mrs. W. Woods, ciety in Memphis, wil log over to the I quaint little city of Hot Springs 1 buted $3,000 to the United Negro J passed out by the state,, county Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill. Miss “YOUR COLUMNIST” College Fund,, in addition to $3,000 . and city, beyond that of servants Bernice Ruffin, Mrs. Minnie Robin­ today .... Accrodlng to the presi­ RECEIVED CARDS THIS WEEK I. Woman's World. . . .? dent Dr. and Mrs. Cooper Taylor, "Born in the East and clo hed the Bible? Do you know .where to fgiven to the • National. Association and laborers. The state, capitals, son, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Count«?, FROM: in Oriental form and (imagery, the look in the Bible when ydu are de­ Reports of baby births at'John V Mrs. Jana Cox and with her were' Dr. and Mrs. E. Frank White, Dr. MRS. SALLIE BARTHOLOMEW. for thè Advancement of Colored. | county court houses, city govern- Bible walks the way of all the world siring inward peace? When every­ Peoples. Legal- Defense and Educa- ments and the millions of tax doll- Gaston Hospital from July 27 thru her brother and a sister-in-law, B. B. Martin, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Ann Carnes and. “Billy” who were thing is going well? When you are Aug. 3 reveal the teh-^sex. kept Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alien of Chicago. Young, Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Watson, still in Califormia after going early with familiar feet. .. it has learned tional r^undTarid $500 to the Amer- ;p,rs that go’ tó-^ttpport them, are to speak in hundreds of languages satisfied with yourself ican Red Cross. Stock’s transportation coirp$ busier- “ Miss Wilene Freeman, Mrs. Gen­ Jr. and Mrs. Effie Flagg will also in June. . . . Ann flew to L. A. • | dedicated to the elimination of NeT that of their male counter parts go over from Memphis. ... with to the. heart of man...... children When you are starting a new job? The grants were announced by N. I groes in every job that does not eva Tynes, Miss Delores Thomas, from D. C. where----- __she— is - a ______student listen to i s stories with wonder during this pericd. Miss Patricia Toney, Mrs. Mattie a few others who were un-certain at Howard university to join her When you have been placed in a B. Herndon, president-treasurer of. bear the tag of inferiority." and delight, and wise men ponder position of responsibility? Making the Atlanta Life Insurance com­ In 71’ births recorded,. 38 young Johnson. Mrs. Marjorie Ulen and when they were contacted. mother and „young ______brother who was "The police forces, all judges, ladies joined JVHd-South families her small daughter, Lynn; Mrs. SOCIAL SCHEDULE »just home from Scattergood in them, as parables of life. a new home? When you are out pany. ■ sheriffs, tax collectors, clerks, na­ for a good time? When you arc Last year thè Herndon Founda­ to 33 boy representatives. Grace Parker, Mr. and Mrs. N, W> FOR CONVENTION Iowa. tional guard, state . guard, of all Mr. Stork reported a brief mor­ Gilmore, with them were Mr. and MONDAY: A get acquainted party It has a word of peace for the wanting to live successfully with tion also contributed $2,500 to the units of the government, with a few MRS. BERTHA POLK RAY who time of peril, a word of comfort for your fellowman? NAACP. atorium among twins for this i Mrs. L. K. Lambert; Mr. and Mrs. was the first social, in the racing is still studying at Vassar College exceptions here and there, are . bar­ period. ~ . John McKinnie, main host and hos­ town for dentists and their wives the day of calamity, a word of E. M. Martin, Secretary of Atlanta red to Negroes and even the few in Poughkeepsie. light for the hour of darkness ■Do you know where to look if you Life Insurance Company, in com­ tess to the group and their cute who went to Hot Springs from are challenged by opposing forces, that are handed out are little more all over the country. MISS ELMYRA WILLIAMS, in­ the wicked and the proud tremble menting on the gift said: No dona­ than token jobs. A million Negroes little daughter, Vera Jane who en­ at its warning, 'but to the wounded facing a crisis, jealous, impatient tion to any organization in America tertained all of the kiddies on her TUESDAY: A joint public meeting structor of math at Manassas, who Or bereaved? Do you know where in Georgia and not a single Negro Dr. Hunter Dean 1 at 8 p.m. for the men and auxili­ is vacationing in Chicago and and the penitent It has a mother’s pays greater dividends to the cause representative in. any unit of the V slides and swings, and “Your Col­ voice it has proven itself -into to look in the "Bible-when you feel of practical freedom and democ­ umnist.” —t ary women and a symposium . . . points in Indiana. your faith is weak? When God government. If this isn’t slavery Of Virginia State with Mrs. Daisy Bates, publisher MRS. MOLLIE JACKSON CAR­ our deepest affections and colored racy than a donation to the NAACP what is it?” said Martin. our dearest^dreams; so that love seems far away? Leaving home, Legal Defense and Educational JACK AND JILL, INC., OF of the State Press in Little Rock TER and her darling little MARI­ planning Jpur budgdt.. ■ beconi-ng "Worse than this, Negroes are PETERSBURG. Va. — The ap­ heading the panel. . . .Incident­ LYN, who are visiting Mrs. Car­ and friendship, sympathy and de­ Fund. If America Is to survive ns a shut out from the state schools pointment of Dr. John McNeile- AMERICA GIVES BOAT RIDE votion, memory and hope put on lax and indifferent, lonely or fear­ Democracy, it must be kept safe, FOR YOUNGSTERS ally Mrs. Bates made the favors ter’s sister, the former Miss Stella ful fear death, have sinned, want by laws whose object has effec- Hunter as Dean pf Virginia State for the auxiliary members in the Jackson and her husband in Buf­ .the beautiful garments of its trea­ sound and solid. lively kept them from the acquisi- College was announced by Presf- ■ ' A large group of youngsters. . . a$ sured speech ..no man is pool­ to know the way of prayer, or con­ "Ungodly forces in America are well as many grown-ups. enjoyed ceratnics room in her modern falo, cerned with God in national life? tlon of knowledge of business, me­ dent Robert P. Daniel. He succeeds new Little Rock home. . . Mrs. er desolate who has this treasure dedicated to keeping. 12,000.000 Ne- dicine, Jaw and technical education. Dr. J. H. Johnston who retires as . the annual boat ride given by the for his own."—Henj-y Van Dyke. If you do not know ■ when or j ftroes, particularly In the South: in Jack, and Jill Mothers of the Mem­ Bates is too, a native of Mem­ ’ These conditions are created and Dean but will continue his respon­ phis Chapter. Friday evening of phis. where to look in the Bible to find the position of not second class cl- maintained by skillful politicians sibilities as Vice President, and Pro­ Club News Do you know why you should these rich , |)astages of scripture, Hzenship, but in the position of and an electorate who bow down fessor of History. last week with large groups getting WEDNESDAY: The fashionable and lead the B’tlle? How to read the call today bv your library and ask inferiors and economic slaves. They on at the foot of Monroe. . . going THE MID-SOCIAL CLUIB mat. to the god of white supremacy and Dr. Hunter has served as Acting much looked forward to "Charm recently at the home of Mrs. Lau­ Bible? The background of the Bible? have succeeded for two generations, 25 miles down the Ole Mississippi. Clinic" and Fashion Show will for "HOW TO READ THIE IlIBLE" the inferiority of Negroes, Catho­ Dean of the College on two previous retta Gray with all cotmnittees re­ Do you ever go traveling through by Hall, Bcltlcr, stif'.er. , The truth of this needs no South­ licos and foreigners.” occasions when Dean J. H. John­ Ole man river 'thrilled the kids top activities for the women wide survey and no Committees to- enough...... not to think of all the porting. "Unless the Federal government ston was. away for advanced study Wednesday. . . after which an The next regular meeting will be I investigate- and report back. It is . games, food and attractions on the outing at Lake Hamilton will is strong enough to protect the during the academic years 1931-32 held Thursday, Aug. 8 at the resi­ 1 self-evident and plain as the nose rights of individuals citizens, it is and 1934-35. i boat. . . .A record, made by Dick finish the eveninug on the face.” Howley of Station WMCT. pointed THURSDAY: The President's Ban­ dence of Mrs. Callie Green, 2045 just n matter of time before the He came to the faculty from a Hunter. f Memphis Playgrounds ! He continued, "We have but to Southern forces will tell the Fed­ out places of interest during the quet in the Popular Baptist Hotel i look around us. A million Negroes position as teacher of physics at. Mrs. Willie B. White, club report­ eral government where to get off.” Prairie View State College. Texas. entire trip. at 8 p.m., will be followed by a er. BY BETTYE HUNTER i _ ; Mrs. Emma Tom Johnson was formal from 10-2. he said. . Joining this faculty in 1925, he be­ chairman of the boat ride. Dr. Venson is the only National _ on Circus day. "It is almost inconceivable that, came Head of the Physics Depart- ; Jack and Jill Mothers and friends ' Board member from Memphis. . . in the year of. 1957. and in the ment in 1927 and Chairman of the ’ DUNN ’•»turned to Foote Homes Tuesday DIXIE HOMES who went were Mrs. Thelma John­ Dr. George W. West has been named To Open Book Store Festival time is just around the 281st year of the establishment of Science-Mathematics Unit, 1930-40: .’ Mrs. Raychelle Lynom Carhee,is only to win out over Patterson and The-Circus and t,ho Wild West theull. greatest Republic ouon earth, that and in 1939 when the State Board son, Mrs. Bertha Johnson, Mrs. National Director of Exhibits, corner and everyone seems to be drop a close one to hard-fighting I Estelle Water. Mrs. Harriett Davis. announcing the opening of her Show were knock-outs. We will hold 1 j2.000.000 Negroes here In the. South of Education authorized courses for - f “ ' ending their crafts and other acti­ Lincoln Park 20-22. our Show-off night, Thursday. are still a little more than slaves. the master’s degree to be given at ! Mrs. Hasalee Greene, Mrs. Dorothy FALL NUPTIALS Book Store at 1004 S. Parkway, E. vities to prepare for the big day. The Semi finals were held Thurs­ ■ Westbrook. Mrs. Frances DuVall. on Saturday, August 10. A native The big "Show-off” day will be I It is time that Democracy and Virginia State College, Dr. Hunter ---Mrs.-Cordia-Kellcy,.-Mrs_AlincLLow.e,_ ARE PLANNED day at Lincoln. Thriller of the day LeMOYNE Christian America, with the United was appointed by the President to —Mr—a“rrt—Mrs. Joseph-L. Chry- Memphian, she graduated from -hc-ld-hcre-on-TucsdayK-Aug^-6.——— -was-between-Rivervi&w-iwid-Omnge- i ' Mrs. Alex Wilson. Miss Grace Col- Booker T. Washington high school i Our Interests were-at—t,he"^reat=- I -ser ve-as-D tree tor-oLthe=Divlsionof----- sler of 846 N. Montgomery Street and earned a B. A. degree from Mound as they deadlocked 25-25 at 1 cst heights during the last week Graduate Studies, In which capa­ > 11ns who brought, her nephew and announce the engagement of their BEALE the end of the game, after a three- I Pearlyn Banks. Louise Alexander, I niece from Springfield, Mass.: Mrs. LeMoyne Coliege. She has done ex­ when our senior girls' softball team Norma Dani. R. Banks, Phyllis city he lias served most admirably daughter, Miss Jo Bernice Chry­ tension work through A & I State Our main attraction last week minute overtime they again played was victorious In the playoffs at t.o this time. > Sardine Corley. Mrs. Thelma Davld- sler, to John Wesley Hirsch of 578 was a Clock Golf tourney. Winners the limit, with the score 29-29 They ■ Dani, R. Tate. Ernestine Alexander, I son, Mrs. Mary Neely. Mrs. Mamie University and is working toward Klondike Park. We trounced Hyde Darner Curry. Charlie McIntosh, Arrington Avenue. Mr. Hirsch is her M. A. degree in library science were Alfred Brown and R. King. We .wère given two more minutes and Park 25-2. We play Boothe Park on McPherson, Mrs. Velma Johnson, the son of Mrs. Thelma Johnson held our circus last Thursday. — the mighty Moundcrs went out by a Dan Smith. Sandra Dani. Lois Dani. ¡'States Congress, should at least | Mrs. Inez Johnson. Mrs. Julia Ball. at the University of Illinois, Cham­ Aug. 15 at Lincoln Park. Steye Boone, Janies Hughes, John ' curb (he forces of hell that are of Memphis. paign, Ill. She hase served in the Highlight of the show was the score of 32-29. Many parents attended our cir­ ' Elder Blair T, Hunt and Mrs. Miss Chrysler was graduated Strong Man and the Tight Rope Parker. Cornell Hughes. James !Ignawing at. the very foundations of. Ì Geraldine DeWalt. city school system as librarian of cus, which made us happy. I tile Bill of Rights and the Constl- from Manassas high school in Manassas and Douglass high schools Walker. DOUGLASS ; Simmon. i Kids who were thrilled all of the Memphis. She received the bach- We held our show-off night last They were splendid participants :I tution of the United States." way were Daryl and Trent Poole, L. E. BROWN elor of science degree irorn . West Mrs. Carhee is a member of Mt. ROBERT HOWZE Friday. On exhibition were all of in athletics. i ’— —— i : here from Springfield, Mass.; Erick Virginia State college___ where she Olive Cathedral, a member of the i the things we had during the arts Boys and girls got a good chance to the semi-finals. We held our . and Gerald DeWalt. Franklin ana We are very proud of the follow- . for a lot of laughs during our cir- was a member the Alpha Kappa Senior Choir. She is assistant secre­ in gteams for their splendid records and' crafts sessions. KANSAS special day on Friday. ¡‘ June, Ball, Rochester and Rochelle Alpha sorority, Since graduation, i cus last week. It was just like Ring- When wc held our Circus last Some of the outstanding partici­ Neely, Carol Thompson. Jessica tary of the Republican League and during the summer season: Girls ; ling Brothers with clowns, dancesr she. has been a member of the a member of the Delta Sigma Theta tennis won 5-0; volleyball 4-1; soft- PATTERSON week, the children were’ full of ex­ pants were Billy J. Jillon, John Johnson, Edwina Johnson, Thirkell faculty at Lester elementary school. Soror.ity. She is the daughter of ! Now that we are about to conic to ' animal acts, stunts, card tricks and citement as at any other circus. ¡Tharps; Ivory Lee. Jr.. Barbara J. . Stovall, Judith Johnson, William ball 4-1; and intermediate boys ten­ I fortune-telling and many others The bridegroom-elect served three Mrs. M. L. Lynom of the Three' nis 5-0. the close of our playground season, Our Show-Off night will be held ' McDonald. Willie Craft, Jacquelyn Ii Nesbitt, Fred. Jr., and Yvonne Jor­ years In the Army and' later at­ Sister's Florist. I we as directors,. would like to let I. acts. Tuesday. Peete, LaVern Peete, Dorothy Peete dan, Booker T .Jones, Dan Her­ tended LeMoyne college where he ' you know how much we have enjoy­ ; We are preparing, for our Festival. Silas Harris was the winner of and Sydney Brown. man Hancock, Ronald Estes. Ed- was pledged to the Kappa Alpha GRANT the Clock Golf Tournament. Our next big event is “Show-Off” ed this season with you. We do Winners in thè safety and song lington Johnson, Dianne Morris, Psi fraternity. Mr. Hirsch is affi­ LINCOLN 1 and oratorical contests were. Songs: Dorothy Jones, Margaret Cutler, ..ight.. Everything, we’ve made or hope you are preparing for the fes­ We are inviting the public to at- liated With the United States Gov­ 2 Killed, 2 Hurt tival. We are expecting you to give GOOÇII Willie'Peoples, A. C. Jackson, Emma William Thompson, and John Mor­ ernment. He is a member of the done will be on exhibition. ,end our Show-Off day. I We had an exciting week. It bc- Hill and in Oratorical; Willie Craft, ris. Memphis Junior Chamber- of Com­ In Toledo Crash us your cooperation. In the limelight last week, were ■ gan with oiir. play-offs and went I Dorothy Jackson, Rosie Blanchard. James, Diane and Joseph West­ merce. MELROSE We are asking each child to brook, Norris and Ronald Watson, The wedding will be~solemnized TOLEDO,. OHIO—(ANP>— Two Our special day which, was a cir­ | vite his parents to come and Rudy Taylor, and his young sister: Saturday evening, November 30. persons were killed here Sunday cus. was very exciting. The ring | our Crafts Exhibit which will Polk Puryear, Angella Owen, Chas. 1957 at' the Keel Avenue Baptist in a head on crash in the early master was Frank Richmond. Other held this week. Beverly, and Dalton Hooks, Jean Church, with the Rev. J. F. Collins- morning hours. The victims were participants include Dianne West­ ' Lattlng, Anthony Lowe, Donald and offlciating. William B. Williams,. 43, and Mrs. brook,. tight rope; Ted McDaniel, WASHINGTON Elizabeth Davis, Debra Harris, Hazel Adams, 21, occupant of the clown; Beatrice Wilson, branded The Stars of the week are Marvis Debra and Joan Du-. MRS. "IKE" WATSON is back same car. Two other occupants of lady; Joyce Glover, fortune-teller, Dyson. Faye Blakely. Cloe Price, WE’LL GIVE YOU Vall, Norma and Richard Kelly, home after spending her vacation their vehicle, Mrs. Adams’ daughter Joseph Westbrook, strong man,. Car-- Doris Russell, Johnnie Red, Ed Houston Bell, David Carnes, Joy in Birmingham with a college Verna Denise, 8 months, and rie People and Hazel Glover, dan­ Larry and James Starks, McPherson, the Gammon kids front friend- Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Watson, Charles Davis, 25, were injured. cers. We are making big plans for the A BEAUTIFUL TRADE ON Gammons, Ark.; Homer Couche, two in Jr. may spend a day or The driver of the other, Alonzo Festival. Annett and Wyndolyn Corley, Hot Springs this week. MAGNOLIA Winners of the oratorical contest Robert Davidson, Jr., Cherl and M. Brown, 21 (white) and his pas­ Karshan. Bobbie senger, Francis A. Collura, 23, al­ , Last week we held our circus and were Gwendolyn MRS. MARIE L. ADAMS, who so white, were injured. Brown lias wild west show. We also held a Hawkins and Faye Blakely. Win­ retired from- Grant school this Clock Golf Tournament. Winner ners of. the singing contest were been charged with second degree was Melvin Denmon. We will hold Spring, and MISS HARRY MAE manslaughter. Richard Brown and Marvis Dyson. YOUR PRESENT CAR! SIMON spent last week in Hot our Festival Night .this week. Every­ LOANS Springs__ resting. . . Going along Mr. Williams, a native of Selma one in the community is urged RIVERVIEW with them were Mrs. Adams’ small Ala., came to Toledo six years ago. to attend and participate. Several of- our trains had an op­ IT S BACK-TO-SCHOOL-TIME —ON— nephew and Miss Simon’s little Surving are his wife, Annie. Mae portunity to participate in the Ath­ Automobiles * Furniture niece., . . 'Mrs. Adams is chairman son, Donald. Cleveland: Stepsons, ORANGE MOUND letic playoffs and in the semi fin­ of - the Board ,at the Vance Avenue Carl Beavers and Roger and An­ This playground was full of yells als. They are looking forward to AND Equipment - Signature Branch of the YWCA and of the drew Hollyfield, Toledo: stepdau­ r.nd shouts last week after winning playing in the festival. Lelia Walker Club and the Fede­ ghter, Teresa ...... Hollyfield, ~Toledo; ‘ three births on the festival roster. Indians^. cowboys, strong men and You will like our prompt rated Groups. . . . Miss Simon too steparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur The junior boys cricketball team dancing were some of the features WE NEED MORE USED CARS friendly service, courteous was pretty worn after another year DeJemett, Jr., Suttlus, Ala. treatment and desire to help. as principal at Magnolia school. . . Mrs. Adams, a native of Cairo '■ Open Thursday And She also stays busy as president Ill., came to Toledo 16 years ago.. o fthe Teacher’s Sorority In Mem­ Friday Nights‘Until -8 P. M. Surviving are father, Samuel TYPEWRITERS-Portables phis and other civic activities. Adams, Toledo; mother, Mrs. Iona TERMS TO SUiT YOU I CLOSED ALL Brown, Chicago; brother, Ray Roy, Why Rent - Own One Today We Do Our Own Low Interest Financing DAY SATURDAY MRS. JENNIE TARPLEY is rest­ Clifford and Samuel, Toledo; step­ ing in Nashville this week at River­ brothers, Bunk and Tyrone, Toledo No Money Down — 45 Days 1st Payment side. and sisters, Christine Adams and DIXIE Mrs’. (Mary Lee Harris, Chicago. MRS. JANA PORTER on Edith, TERMS - $1.00 PER WEEK and MRS. LOUISE DAVIS on Get- AUTOMOBILE SALES CO FINANCE CO. well Road have as their house guest 152 MADISON - JA. 5-7611 a brother and sister-in-law. MR. O’STEEN’S TYPEWRITER CO. DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER AND MRS. EARL ALLEN of Chi­ •’i HOME OWNED - 309 UNION JA 3-1381 Vs cago. 213 S. MAIN ST. PHONE JA 5-2205 4. HOME OPERATED ’ MR. AND MRS. HERMAN COLE-

» <• MEMPHIS WORLD • Wednesday, August 7, 1957 ‘Homé-Màïlê” Buses Plague South Koreans BY DONALD H. CHOI SEOUL - (INS) - Take a-few flattened gasoline drums, weld them onto a chassis, insert a stolen engine, give the contraption a paint job — and you have an example of probably the world s BY EDDIE WILLIAMS the lifeguard administered artificial ing to rescue her or the other worn- most dangerous bus transportation. •ATLANTA, GEORGIA — Actually they're hastily thrown ®cue ha ! utes on the dock until he consider- together by fly-by-night “firms" life. shortly after 4 p. m.: by the park's woman who was drowning' wl.henw. he ■ (lfj ( Sflfe to enter wavthe water„„w* again. In one record week this year ■only lifeguard and a Corps of En­ and bought by equally shady bus met...... his death...... She ..... added., ,how " I t>neghe inuicaieuindicated.. incthe possibilityuuddluulty wiutthat “companies’ out to make a fast there were 123 people hied and in- '. gineer rescue team' until about 5:10 ever that she was some distance ,hp r,.nin.p mav haye hlt Milrtin jured in traffic acoidents-in South . p. m. when the sheriff and coronei buck for. as long as the . contrap­ Troth the pool when The warning; h) wl,cn ho plungC4 ln the' tions will hold together. Korea. '' - . . ■ \ ' from nearby Cartersville pronounc­ .‘creams were heard...... water ed the man dead. A third version was’ ' offered by • Nevertheless they account for 90 The worst case Involved a bus Martin, who had come to the Mrs. Whitaker who had acconi- Mrs- Whitaker, a resident of percent, of all available bus trans­ with a capacity of 20 that was jam­ park on a Sunday School Picnic panied Martin and Mrs. Hightower | Cleveland. Ohio, was in College portation in South Korea. There med with 48 girl students; It flip- . Sponsored by Friendship Baptist out to the dock. Slie said the three Park visiting her parents, Mr. and are. ony 36 buses throughout Korea ped. into a rice paddy as it careen­ Churcli in College Park, was re- | of them were in the water search- Mrs. John Wesley Cox, of 510 W. that have been imported by the ed around a corner, then burst into . portedly swimming with two com- ing for a tube Surfacing after an i Harvard St., when she went to the ROK Government. flames killing more than half its . panions, Mrs. Gwen Doris Whitaker Underwater search, she said she park Wednesday. Mrs. Hightower It’s cutthroat business for com­ occupants. - panies who make a point, of hiring and Mrs. Essie Mae Hightower when ; lieaid screams and immediately ‘ was reported to also live in Col- I. But “companies'’ normally have . the tragedy occurred’.- swam to the dock where she saw lege Park "smart” hotrod drivers capable ol Mrs. Whitaker said Friday that i a man. pulling Mrs. Hightower out ! .The victim’s relatives stated Fri- outspeeding and outsmarting the one driver and two conductors per' ' iWartin had complained of a cramp of the water. day that funeral arrangements were opposition on irregular' routes. bus. They work a 16-hour day, the in his foot’-about .15 minutes before She did not recall Martin try- incomplete. LEARNED DURING Idea being to make as much money he made his last plunge into the ARMY SERVICE as possible before the entire home­ made contraption is rduced to an water. She indicated that a re­ Eastman; Cles.ter Hart of Augusta and June Ma­ Most of. these drivers are farm- currence of the cramp might ha-ve "MISS SUMMER SCHOOL" CROWNED AT FORT raised -men' who earned how to immovable heap of scrap. caused his drowning. VALLEY — Mrs. Louise Chubb (C) of Cove Springs, riano, Eastman.. The Miss Summer School contest drive during army service. ’ And on what do these buses run?.. John L. Atkinson, of; 1525’Simp­ Georgio, was crowned "Miss Summer School is sponsored annually by the Athletic Associa­ The 20 miie-an-hour speed limit Usually it’s, stolen gasoline. j; 4 son Rd., NW. Atlanta, superinten-i 1957" at the Coronation Ball at Fort Valley Slate tion. The, title is. won by the contestant selling dent of. the park,, said that Martin College on July 26. The attendants were, Left Io lhe largest number of votes. Mrs. Chubb won and the .two women had floated out Right: Iris Passmore,. Griffin; Carolyn Kelsey, with 4,110 votes. ___ U. S. Ambassador Warned to a dock in the pool after the lifer , con- guard insisted that. they hot gn. | GREENSBORO. N. C — (ANP, - practice, custom, scheme, or He said none of. them were be­ I Recent developments on the part of spiracy. either on his part or any lieved to be able to .swim. j defendants in a suit filed by a New other persons connected directly or Finds Freedom Atkinson reported that screams* York woman charging discrimina­ indirectly with the airport restau­ By Ceylonese Newspaper from the women brought the park.'sn tion at the Greensboro-High Point rant,” to discriminate against per­ ''AifiSbrt here, mav .■■sidetrack^ actual sons entitled to service at the air­ COLOMBO Ceylon, — (INS) — do with his nomination as ambas­ only lifeguard. Willie Lee Gresham, Ambassador-designate Maxwell H. sador. . of Marietta, who entered the water litigation in -tHe case, it appeared port restaurant. From Bitterness this week. Gluck was warned by a Ceylonese ■ in an attempt to save the three newspaper Saturday that he will INITIAL SHOCK persons, all of whom, were drowning Mrs. Martha- S. Brisbane filed the be the “butt of a lot of. unkind The Ceylon Daily News said in in about .10 feet of Water. petition charging bias against the In MRA Movement humor” if and when he arrives in an editorial that the Ceylonese After thq, two women were safe Greensboro-High Point Airport Au- Jury Amendment Colombo. to take up his post. realized — after an initial shock -- on the dock, Atkinson said the life­ | thority and a restaurant operator. MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich., A columnist in the Colombo nam­ that an ambassador could not know guard.-began his search for Martin ■ She charged in her suit that she —A Miliitant Welsh Miners’ ing times said, “it is inevitable if everything. who had pot been seen for several j was denied .service at the airport Lender and former communist told he does finally come here that he minutes. After a 10-minute look | restaurant by the authority, and Seen As Doom To the Moral Rn-Armamerit ' Assem- will be the butt of a lot of unkind Then referring to . the fact that' through the water the, lifeguard : Steve Bartis, operator of the cafe. blj’ Saturday that lie has found in humor which will not be' good for Gluck owns a chain of women's was joined by three men on' the | Both the airport authority, and MRA “tile ony thing which can him personally or for the United apparel shops, the paper added: bank who assisted in the search for free a man from bitterness." Bartis contended last week that Civil Rights Bill -States. '‘But It is a further shock to Martin. segregation is not practiced, at the George .Vaughan. Miners Union “The situation .is quite impossi­ Atkinson, who had rowed to the airport and said Negroes have not Official from South Wales, said find that the successful business WASHINGTON, D. C. - Public ble.”, -. that seems to be the prime recom­ scene in a boat, said the victim been denied service because of their lie was a communist for ten years Gluck, a'heavy contributor .to the was found on the bottom of the race. The statements' cam.e in an­ sentiment is so strong against before lie “met MRA” in theRhond mendation of an American Ambas­ the weakening of the Adminis­ Republican, party,, told a Senate sador designate to Ceylon should pool in aboutlO’ feet of water. swer to Mrs. Brisbane’s suit in Mid­ da Valley, heart of Welsh Labor committee after his appointment • • According to the superintendent, dle District court. Bartis said that tration's Civil Rights Bill that activity. " ' deal exclusively in ladies lingerie. . that he did not know the name of . The thing-Jacks dignity.” • if Mrs. Brisbane was denied service strong indications already per­ “Let me'make this clear." lie told the more than 40 nationalités the prime minister of Ceylon ^nd gt the airport restaurant,, it was' sist that no “rights" bill at all cound not pronounce the name1 bf done without his knowledge or con­ now at the Assembly, including a the prime minister of India. Farmer’s Share Of sent and in jiiolatiofi df the cafe’s will be passed during this Con­ delegation of free Chinese leaders existing policies. gress. just arrived from Formosa, “I left, This week, President Eisenhower Food Dollar Dwindled the communist party not to be­ angrily denied that Gluck’s -politir OPERATES UNDER LEASE House GOP leader Joseph W. cal contributions had anything to WASHINGTON, — (INS) — The The airport authority and its Martin declared that he is “sure come antl-conimunist but to adopt farmers’ share of- the housewife’s members, also defendants in the there is no practical possibility” of a superoir ideology-Moral Re-Ar­ food dollar has dwindled to 39 cents suit, stated that Bartis operated Congress completing work on the mament. When you see-it in action, as marketing costs push to new as here among former enemies who high levels. the restaurant under a "bona fide” Bill at this session. He pointed out lease for his own benefit and not that five of the seven likely House liav.e found unity, you are con­ Kasper Called The Agriculture ' Department’s for that of the authority. The au­ conferees voted against the jury vinced." “marketing and transportation sit­ trial amendment wlje'n the House Vaughap said that -‘now I am rr Ambassador Smith uation” report 1 eveals that in the thority said “for this reason they are* not indispensable, necessary, or beat down the proposal in June. The neither anti-commiuilst nor anti- HAVANA.— (INS' — A Cuban second quarter of this year market­ other two did not vote at all. capitalist, but. fight for change in "Trouble-Maker ing costs climbed six per cent over i proper parties" to the suit, youth, organization backing Presi­ i Bartis declared that his restau- MUST BE IRONED OUT both. In the words of the old Welsh ' CLARKSVILLE, Va. — (ANP) — dent Flugencio Batista Thursday thp same period last year. Miners’ cry, ’forward' into battle!' rant, has practiced a policy of “serv- A House-Senate conference Staunch segregationist John Kasper criticized U. ; S. Ambassador . Earl Farm products cost more, too, 1 ing the general public who are. in Iced tea as a beverage was in­ the 28-year-old recently convicted T.. Smith • and said Cubans would but the rise was only three per cent. he'ld when the two chanbers pass lit ious picnic menu saved beach troduced at the ! 9C4 St. Louis j the course of intrastate ' or inter- different versions of a bill. Con­ ALBANY. GEORGIA — Citizens Council leader from Wash­ not tolerate any American inter­ A year ago, the farmer received state commerce without distinction July 22 was set aside as picnic style was enjoyed Worlds Fair. ington, D. C., was labelled as a vention in its domestic affairs. 41 cents of every food dollar Ten ferees from both Houses must iron The group scattered for h few based, on color." He stated that he out the differences and then their day for the Albany Beauty Cultu- ‘trouble-maker” last week here by Smith, who was on aone-day in­ J? _i°? d°^al' i is unaware go far that there is rist League and guest. A motorcade hours sightseeing in different di- the Mecklenburg Citizens Council. equally ’with the marketipan. 1 compromise agreement goes back to Kctions. At the appointed time all formal ionj-ga thering teip, {yestl'4r*4 now or has ever .been “any plan; each chamber for approval. Martin starting at 4 o’clock a.m. from the The group charged Kasper with day interceded in behalf of several The trend' toward higher farm home of the business manager Mrs. r. isseinbiecl at the beach eager lot being a “trouble-maker dispatched prices and marketing costs has put said Civil Rights advocates in the’ iuiti-batfc&a women demonstra­ Cleo Woods enjoyed a day ol plea­ a chit-chat of til few hours hap­ to the ¿outh by Northern integra- tors arrested in .Santiago De Cuba. «higher price tegs on grocery store House — Democrats and Republi­ penings. Pictures were made by cans alike — will never accept any sure and cnlntalnn^ent at the tionists to make radicals of, decent, items. The cost of the “market American .Beach. Florida. After members of the croup and tile very law-abiding citizens.”. The—charges When police broke up the demon­ basket” --an imaginary device big compromise. He foresaw a rapid ad­ stration Smith was quoted as say­ journment of Congress once the breakfast _a», the beach the members very late afternoon tynnd llie happy came in a resolution by the council , enough to hold all the food an croup ready'’ '' for ...... the trip home. ing that any form of excessive po­ Senate takes its vote on the Civil and guests droved for the water stating, that “Kasper has accom­ lice. action was abhorrent to him. average family eats in a year — After several hours of swimming, Mrs Margaret. Patterson, presi- plished what' he went South to” do.” climbed to $l,0&2 last .may. That, Rights Bill Today the “movimiento juven­ Senate GQP leader - William F. wading, playing and fishing, a de- dent. The resolution stated that Kas­ tud Batistiana,’’’ the youth . .orga­ was 34 dollars more than a year per had accomplished more in fav­ Carlier. Knowland also said he expects the nization supporting Batista against Bill'to be killed in conference and, or of racial integration in the South rebel attempts to overthrow him, ^♦■The Agriculture Department said WASHINGTON. D. C. — Exploit­ than the NAACP. the increase in marketing costs .he added, he isn’t sure it could be criticized Smith. . , resurrected next year. Social Security Checks ing employers and extorting unions The signed statement said that stems from higher-wages for food have made economic slaves of near- marketing employees and higher;i ______BY’ JAY LEWIS Sen. Richard B. Russell (D) Ga., in the United States,- which calls ST WASHINGTON.. — CINS) — Con-” jubilant leader of the South's forces, -ly-n-millioh-Pua'to-Rican-and-Ne— Third Of Bennett College prices on the things marketing firms gro workers in .New York city, an buy, such as fuel, containers,- truckss I gress„______gave itsfinal fini] approval Thurs­ declared, “the death of the bill will ■Wailed Disabled Workers Class Of '57 To Teach the third-degree exists in prison day to the $33,759,850,000 defense cause me absolutely no grief.” He officer of the Association of Catho­ where even religions ministers axe end machinery.^ lic Trade Unionists said here Fri­ GREENSBORO, N. C. — Viewing •All these marketing costs are ex­ appropriation bill, but there was said He -hopes that Knowlehd “isc WASHINGTON -- More than 100, the Jaw.'and whose applications are the classroom from the other side of beaten for escorting Negroes, yet, pected to increase even more in no similar assurance of paychecks more accurate in his prediction this thousand disabled workers have | filed before the end of December day. the teacher’s desk — come Sep­ it said, no protest from Smith has the next.six months. Railroads are for thousands of other federal em­ time than -he was on what would been notified that they have quail- i 1957, will get benefit payments for John McNiff. executive secretary tember — will be the experience of been heard about those conditions. asking for rate hikes and the re­ ployes. happen to the (Jury Trial) Amend- ■he mon Mis of July through Decem­ at least one-third of the 106 mem­ fled for social security insurance I of the association, testified before cent boost in steel prices will be •Final action on the. Pentagon’s ■ ment.” ber e.f thl.-. year. Claimants filing the Senate Rackets Investigating bers of the 1957 class, largest in showing up in the cost, of many money bill-came when the Senate SENATE ACTION benefits and will reretvi? their fi'rst after December 1957. wall not receive the history of Bennett College, th? Social Committee and linked the names of items purchased by marketing approved a compromise version of Sen. Francis Case (R) S. D., who checks during August. benefits for any time before the racketeer Johnny Dio and Team­ broke with his party to support the month of application. Bennett graduates, most of whom firms. the measure. It then prepared to act Security A ci mi lustration. announced sters' boss James R. Hoffa with &■ traditionally turn to teaching, at “With God Jury amendment, differed with Mr. on the pending agriculture ap­ h, will be group of local unions.he said are least for the first year but of school propriation bill. Eisenhower’s denunciation of the today. Most of the chr To qualify for disability . insur- All Things Are Possible! Senate action. The bill gives the delivered Augus! 3, the ■ remainder hoodlum-controlled and work in will be found, for the most part, in Are you facing difficult ,problems? Poof White House news Secretary will be mailed shoit.iy thereafter. af»e benefits a person must be be- collusion with, management to ex­ schools in North Carolina, South •Health? Money or Job Troubles? Unhandi­ James C Hagerty pointed out that * government authority to step in to ness? Drink? ■ Love or. Family Troubles? •protect voting rights." i.weeii 50 and 65 years of age and ploit‘workers.___ . <•______■ Carolina' and Virginia. Would you like .more Happiness, Success operating funds ran out at mid­ Social security benefit chocks fo.i liave a long-lasting disability that a"nd "Good Fortune1’ in Life? If you h*ve night for more than four million ' McNiff told the Senate' committee In addition, others will be em­ any of these Problems, or others like any month arc ordinarily delivered prevcnl... him from engaging in sub- ployed in social work, clerical work them, dear friend, then here is wonderful . people on the government payroll. ( on the third of the following month NEWS of a remarkable NEW WAY of INTERSERVICE ACTIVITIES « lii-.nilJal aciiivily. Tim la.w also pro­ or in school libraries, gnd still oth­ PRAYER that is helping thousands to Quick, apply Moroline! It soothes, Because of the lame number ot ers plan graduate study. glor,ions new happiness and Joy! relieves, eases pain fast, protects The defense bill provides a total disability * apiJiUratiori-^, officials vides that, disabled persons of any Just clln this message, now and mall of $7.264,550.000 for the army: $9.- I Jamaicans Visit with your name, ad- skin as it speeds healing. Always ■age who meet the disability and drebs and 10c to cover 866,355,000 for the navy; and $15,- said, it .was impossible' to get checks, work requirements may apply ’ to his evidence might not stand up in postage and handling. 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We fense. is. frozen, his own and his family’s union’s presidency, because he shar­ ^et 272 times ; Those disabled workers whose ap-, will , also send you, as much in The Senate’s action assures pay­ future benefit rights are protected. ed “common knowledge" about FREE, this beautiful LARGE checks for some two million. 800 Farm Techniques ! pliaations can be ?*pproved in the Hoffa’s activities. satiny GOLDEN CROSS thousand members of the armed for you to keep and JAR 25« WASHINGTON — (ANP) - I| near' future will receive their fii^t "The utter injustices of some ex­ services. ploiting employers and their part­ treasure! Jamaica, British West Indies, ___now .;I checks in coming, months. Steel production is lowest since LIFE-STUDY FEL­ GOLDEN has^ its first native agricultural I ' • • ' ners, the extorting unions, are be­ LOWSHIP. BOX' 2108. CROSS technician. This Chief Technical ji • All disabled workers eligible under 66 ¿trike. yond belief,” MoNiff said. NOROTON, CONN. Officer, Hugh C. Miller, is in the United States on an ICA Fellowship studying the organization of vari­ WHY SUFFER ous agencies associated with agri­ cultural work of the United States. The Agricultural specialist who ITCHING has only been here for a few weeks, I says it is too early for him to for- I STINGING mulate any impressions of the coun­ You, too, can enjoy the thrill of try. He did state, however, that he being admired for your lovely felt that much progress had been complexion. Start today using 'made in elyninating segregation in famous Black and White Washington. Bleaching Cream and watch The Department ■ of Agriculture your dull, dark, drab looking has worked out a program for him, including visits to universities, re­ skin take on a new lighter, search institutions, and educational brighter, softer, smoother look. institutions in Connecticut, Mas­ Its bleaching action works sachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, effectively inside your skin. Alabama and Puerto. Rico. ' Famous Skin Ointment Has Relieves Itching, Modern science knows of no His tour will begin , as soon as he faster way of lightening skin. lias completed an orientation period. Brought Help To Thousands.! Stinging Of: This briefing session is aimed to. Follow the example of thousands/get Start using this complexion • UGLY BUMPS (Blackheads) acquaint him with the history and Black and White Ointment Trial size aid today! background of American farming • ACNE PIMPLES Get Black life and policy. He expects to. re­ 20c. Regular size only 35c and you and White main in this country until mid­ get 4% times as much in large 75c • Simple RINGWORM L\ Bleaching October. size. Even more reason to buy Black • TETTER • ECZEMA Crejam and White Ointment today! Cleanse • Burning, IRRITATED FEET Scientists of the East and West, skin with Black and White Skin Soap. meeting in Nova Scotia ioined-in • Red, IRRITATED HANDS 43¿J¡5t, a ■warning, to governments that the misuse of nuclear energy.could BLACK añd WHITE lead to the annihilation of man­ BLACK WHITE OINTMENT ; BLERCHinC CRÉDITI kind. <■;. - MEMPHIS WORLD • Wednesday, August 7, 1957 4 5 Pete Rademacher ------;------—————: . —------———-, I SPORTS OF Serious Over Bid Athlete Will Leave

THE WORLD BY HOWARD SIGMAND BATON ROUGE. La., — (INS) — NCAiA Championships or the U. International N^ws Service Sports Louisiana State University officials, S. Olympic trials. Writer disclosed Thursday that thè school West who has equallde the uni­ BY MANON & JACKSON Pete Rademacher is & go-for- will lose its star sprinter Jack West versity record of 9.5 seconds for the broke former army lieutenant who because of. a Louisiana ban on racial 100-yard dash and has been clocked doesn’t .miiui file almost universal mixing’in athletic, contests. unofficially at 9.3, expressed re­ protest, shock and even laughter In a letter written to LUS track grets nt leaving LSU. But he said Wimbledon Champion Althea Gibson won't defend her over, his serioiis attempt to . win coach Al Moreuu, West stated he he had to make the change in American Tennis Association singles championship. Instead,-Miss the World Heavyweight Boxing, plans to transfer to the University fairness, to himself, although it Gibson will team with Darlene Hard in the U S. L. T. A doubles championsliip... ' of Kansas, this fall because he will cost him a year of eligibility “I’ve .been waiting ten y0rs for feels that he should go to a. school in varsity competiton. - beginning August 20 in Boston, Mass...... ’ America's most pubi this chance,” Rademacher fcays, which permit him to seek national licized surnmer event, the 24th annual College All-Star Classic “and I’m confident I will win.” honors in track. West, presently at home in Mem­ will see the 56 All-Americans battling the pro N. Y. Giants phis. won the 100 and 220 yard Rademacher's desire .to capture The fleet-footed sophóinorè from events in the freshman division of champs, Friday night, August 9 in Chicago's Soldier Field boxing’s biggest prize .is a common Memphis, Tenn., based, his decision the Southeastern Conference cham­ Joe Louis, Ezzard Charles, Jersey Joe Walcott and Floyd Patterson one among fighters, but his ap­ on a . state law which prohibits pionships at Birmingham last proach is unique. white athletes from . competiting spring.1 . • — all products of the Deep-South---- Would- have néver reached The-entdr¿ world' knows "by now -against Negroes within-the -sjtftte,- the top in their vote-denying hometowns .... Nor would they that Pete Rademacher is an’ ama- The school .additionally, bans LSU Both LSU athletic director Jim have won boxing's biggest prize!!! ’ Jteur fighter - who makes his1 pro athletes from competing with any Corbett and Moreau said they are * ♦-•»-» * . debut in Seattle, • Wash.; Aug. 22 Negro’ athletes anywhere: attempting to persuade West to no more worlds to conquer. in a scheduled1 15-rourid title bout This policy prevents West from remain at IsSU but so far had no Althea Gibson will be subject to | against heavyweight champion participating in the Drake Relays, success. bitter critlcisn for failing to de­ Puttng Althea against the pres­ Floyd Patterson. .. fend her ATA singles champion­ ent ATA competition would be as Seemingly, this is the most fari- ship. Already, acid comment, has laroial as an ' Oslon 4and Johnson tistdc match in boxing history, but been- leveled at the Wimbleton tit­ hi “Hellzapoppin’”, ATA’s women’s .not so to the balding Rademacher, Fourteen On Faculty list by Wendell Smith of the Pitts­ field would be as sidesplitting as who will be 29-yenrs-old in novem-- RADEMACHER CAMP STAFF - FORT BENNING, world Aug. 22. Pictured kneeling, left to right, burgh Courier. Other columnists Abbott & Costello, Laurel & Hardy, ber. The self-confident cliallehger Ga. — Lt. Col. James R. Connor, second from are Sgt. Regis Bldir of Chicago, III., who is sta­ have sniped at iher in guarded iDean Martin & Jerry Lewis trying thought up the whole’ idea. right, of Fairmont, W. Va., U. S. Army Infantry tioned at Fort Benning and while on leave is tone. Promoted At Southern .»».»• to retrieve one of Althea’s serves. Rademacher, who won the Olym­ Center Information officer is shown at Lake helping Pete get ready for the fight, and Clar­ ■> The best women players in the pic heavywegiht title at Melbourne, As a gesture of appeasement to world have been soundly trounced says: • ’ Houston, Ga., training site of Olympic champion, ence Hinnant, sixth-tanked light heavyweight BATON ROUGE, La. — Dr. F. G. which includes major repairs, sup­ the ATA, Miss Gibson and Darlene of the world. In the back row are George Chirk , President. Southern. Univer­ plies, equipment and travel, was •by Miss Gibson and it would be a .“I’ve been an amateur for ten Pete Rademacher, second from, left, a former Hand will' play an exhibition, at silly symphony to pit. here against Fort Benning officer, who will, battle champion Chumeres, Rademacher's . chief trainer,. Rade­ sity In announcing the promotion slashed some $270,000. years in the A AU and Golden qi some fourteen faculty members Central state College prior tn fly­ the ATA crop. Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title of the macher, Col. Connor, and Joe Cannon, -assistant The half-million dollar adjusted ing to Boston, Mass, to compete In Gloves, and 1 think I can more than stated that, “Southern is applying increase will also help streamline the the U. S. L. T. A. Women's Doubles hold my own with any of the top. trainer.- ' •Ils- total, budget increase of some faculty and staff welfare program. nliampionsiilps. TIDBITS: Henry -Aaron didn't ten .heaivyweights.” $267,009 for the 1967-58 session plus Uuder a new policy of the State J._ ♦ * ' * ’• *• play high school baseball. He tells: .Riademaeher insists that he wants an additional $279,090 slashed from Board of Education, the University , What Miss’ Gibson’s critics fail to The school didn’t hive a baseball to get to tlie top by stalling at' trie operations to increase salaries and is presently negotiating a contract realize is that she is an interna­ team .only softball. I played basket­ top and ' I have absoiu.ely no feel­ welfare for faculty and staff.” foi’ group life and hospital, insure tional star ■— not a Negro one. In ball and football only ‘because tlie ing ' cl . .remorse about bypassing Those receiving promotions In apce of which Southern will pay achieving full citizenship;as a play­ coach insisted ever able-bodied baj­ anyone.” rt b rank to professors were: Dr. Leon half of the premium. Added bene- er Miss Gibson must play in the eóme out for tlie teams. But basebail R Roddy, biologist who recently fits to be included in the insurance . recognized national meets sanct­ was my game and I learned it. óñ. Rademacher began training for, discovered and documented two embrace ail. eligible dependents 6*. ioned by our national tennis orga­ the Mobile sandlots. Ihe fight in May. He has been un- y new species of spielers in.the Louisi­ the insured. •1 -Ol dergoig a rigid doutine at his base nization. It is compelling that Miss The Mobile Ml.ai'auder is far from BY PATRICK JOYCE Chicago's Soldier Field The rest of Lambeau’s back- ana area; Dr. E. E. Thrope. his­ .. Dr. Clark pointed out that “South Gibson act live as a tennis diva. an oversizeq gent. He stands 5 ft. in Columbus, Ga., that begins with CHICAGO. — (INS) — Youthful field glitters similarly with torian, who has a book on Negro, ern will continue to put first the 11%- Inches and weighs 168 pounds. his awakening at 5:30 a.m. .. exuberance — the-’ "old College . class. Halfbacks Include Joi) History which .comesoff the press maintaining of an excellent faculty It is difficult for our people to He is compactly, built, with hardly Includfll in his daily grind is try’’ — is the main weapon the Col­ Site Of 24th Renewal Of Arnett of Southern California, this spiing; Dr. Theresa R. Love', and staff In, spite of the problem ' understand that our acceptance as a muscle showing, something like six miles or roadwork, arid then lege All-Stars will ¿airy into bailie Billy Ray Barnes of Wake For­ i outstanding in the area of com-? of competition with other colleges^ a fulfledged national figure makes Joe Louis and Ray Robinson in some four to six rounds of boxing against die- pro champion New-York Famed Summer Classic est, Terry Barr of Michigan, munications and director of the industry and public school systems us obligated to the nation rather 'their ’ prime. —-sparring with professionals. Giants next Friday at Chicago's ■ communications program at. South­ for qualified1 teachers.” He lias been working out with •Soldier Field. Jim Brown of ern; Dr. Lena B. Morton, author than a minority. While we- do not Aaron jumped froin Class A McDonald Archie Moore. The previous suj-prise:” ’ The. Giants still cause Chicago Promotions to Assistant Professor dissident members of the American faced W’ith the compelling silence youngest champion was Joe Louis, anteed his 22-year-old champ for campus heroes-Avin. Federation of Musicians’ Wednes­ that Branch Rickey imposed upon The collegians wound up qn top . Lambeau has a team of backfield fans to shudder because of their went To Miss Dorothy J. Adams, who was 23, when he beat James the one night stand in Seattle. strength to bolster bis hopes. Laboratory school; W. D. Washlng- day in their effort to secure in­ Jackie Robinson. She can not speak • • ♦ % • ns recently as 1'955 and have been slaughter of the Bears in the Pro junctions halting. payments into a Braddock in 1937. victorious on six other occasiona, The All-Star quarterback? brigade 1 Donald, english; James S. Galloway out. Won’t her detractors realize ♦ * ♦ i/„ . * Rademacher says he watched Championship game Iasi year. They history. T. II. Goodin, English; John controversial union music perform * this. while; holding the pros to-two ties. boasts such standouts its John . Patterson took to boxing natur- Patterson massacre Hurricane Brodie of Stanford. Paul Hornung have class from end to end and .Ewell, Mathematics; Miss Lena C. , a nee trust fund. . Negro Jackson on television and Uiat.he of Notre Dane, Len Dawson1 of Pur­ such sparkling backs as Chuck Brown, mathematics; and Leslie The ruling by Judge Philbrick Mc­ She ts the race’s only interna­ ally, as diid many oüier noticed flaws in the champion's Coach È. L. (Curly) Lam­ tional tennis figure. youths inspired by the Brown beau. who has been training the due and Jimmy Harris of Okla­ Conerly, Frank Gifford and Alex i Dawson, extended services. Coy was a preliminary victory for Bomber. Inspired by tlie record of style. ■ • homa. 1 Webster. Putting the salaries of teachers the union and its president, James You-must adimiire Miss Hard who ‘‘I’m a- big man and. fast, and I All-Stars for close to a month has pretty nearly duplicated the Louis, Plitterson determined; early at Northwestern University’s and staff, at Southern, in1 step with C. Petrillo, in the prolonged bat­ to learn as much as he could. He can, Ivit hard,” Pete says. “It’ll .de­ the new salary scale as high, as the tle over the fund.s friendly role that Pee Wee Reese pend on whiitt Patterson does.” Dyehe Stadium, says his c.liarg-- displayed by Jackie Robinson when was noticed by Constantine (Cus) Seek Continuance Of budget permitted, the official stat­ The rebellious musicians have lie broke the color line. Miss Hard D’Amato, who now manages him. ed that, “No teacher at Southern filed a series of multimillion dol­ has aided Althea in walking a will receive less than teachers . of lar law suits charging that the OIL PLAN. equal rank on the State Public treacherous tightrope, where snares In the amateur ranks, Patterson The oil industry is s ef e k.i n g AFM.has illegally caused employers and pitfalls were beckoning below, Tennis Court Use Case School salary scale.” '»■ to contribute to tlie fund money showed fine ability and in 1952 $115,000,009,090 — an estimate To do this, the operations budget and where dangerous traps were a- he was chosen a member of the o fwhat it will cost to find and which otherwise would have been waibing in the wings. IL S.. Olympic teain. He easily dis­ develop enough new oil1 sources DURHAM, N C < A from issuing wnnanls against Ne- i I paid to musicians in wages for re­ ♦ » « ♦ • posed of the 165-pound class oppo­ to supply • the increasing demands delay in the lri.il of a 2 groes found on' city’ tennis courts ; i cording. ' . . Negro hire .killed lor i Miss Hard adroitly escorted Al­ sition In Helsinki, lie turned pro­ of the economy of the 1non-Com- reservedr for whites. ' Those actions will not come be­ lennfci court s n- vi vi <1 Flack declared that the recrea­ thea past most of the complications. fessional on Sept, 12, 1952 scoring munist world- in trip next ten years. fore the courts lor several months, was being r uj'IH last We­ tion department has bet-n under 3 Oklahoma For., the most part Darline has been a four-round knockout over Eddie. Some of the increased oil supply but, in 1 lie meantime, the musicians Goodbold. lie went on steadily and is expected to come from explora­ city Mauaper alwho io rani he mler- ■ pressun?’ in their Hiias puiicle- and . had requested injunctions halting Althea’s constant companion and ned in th«- m nter itfiri c,mlrrring have been '•hafrassi'd fr.au both confident, You know that tennis had a record of twenty triumphs tion and discoveries, and some BY FRED- l)e Ll’CA payments to the fund, which is used in a row when he was outpointed by from continuing . research into NEW YQRK. - (INS> - One last with I.M'n: Negro leaders sides. to aid musicians who cannot obtain aiJ.t golf have their 19th holes. Riley' lhn_arrested man. was That is the club house—and tennis Joey Maxim, the. crafty ek-ruler improving the recovery of oil hope o! (he New York Giants re­ The delay icqmMi’d proceedings work of the light heavyweight division. from known sources. maining in the nation’s largest nime io II, hl alter .City Manager e.lja rged with trespassing along The jiid-ie decided, in effect, that is pretty snooty in the society con­ •ûitri a 16-yea.r-oid junior ’ high scious Eastern seaboard where the city vanished Thursday when both Ft W. Flacg annuunccd he wax .seek­ he beliefs the basic issues shoul4_f the Giants and tlie New York Yan-1 ing a eontimiance in the case ol school student, John H. ■Wilhams- College Stars be subjected to trial but that thëfe celebrated tournaments ape played. Charges against him1 were; tres­ ;in a few days the outcries will be kees stated there was no chance Joseph ltiley, who was hit with EVANSTON, Ilf.,—The three Ok was no need to halt the fund pay- of the Polo Grounders moving in- charges without his knowledge in passing, using tlie courts without iiit ¡its pending the outcome. heard against Miss Gibson passing -iijicuiliL_ancL_v.iQlatin^_eityi_EeeLea^- lahoina players on (he College All- up the ATA. This is no snub. It ’to Yankee stadfum: 77 -i-lte- casth—Flaek—-«vid-Gi-t-y—Reerea— Star team, uhich meets the New The announcement was taken to tion Director C, R. Wood lodged tiou depurtnient. regulations re- is a realistic view of wliat any than three rounds. criirlno segregation at its facilities. York Giants in Soldiers’ field on , ffdrminded person would admit. NEW YORK — (INS) — There mean it was almost certain the ihe charges against Riley He said Aug. 9, Tommy McDonald, Jerry is a remarkable betting contrast Giants now would move to San Negro leaders had requested a con­ Tubbs and Jim Harris, were dis­ Miss Gibson is like Alexander the in two impending title fights. . The amazing part of this per­ ference in the case which is sche­ Let Great—who cried because he hail Francisco or- elsewhere. cussing hunting the other after­ In one . the challenger, welter­ formance is that Jahk proba­ Giants president Horace Stone­ duled for court this week. noon. Yes, hunting for ducks in weight champion Carmen Basilio, bly will get away with It. West ham and Yankee co-owner Dan Pending the outcome of the an airplane. is at the moment a 13-10 favorite coast observers assure us he Topping discussed the possibility of meeting. Flack stated .that police At the invitation of an Oklahoma over middleweight champion sugar may draw a 400,000 gate with a the Giants renting the .stadium at here have been directed to refrain rancher the three would take ofY Gibson Ray Robinson whose title will be $2(J top. , meetings held .in New ork. in a plain seekilng the Uucks. When at stake when they meet in Yankee If we were In Rademacher’s Enters 3 Teams they would spot them on a lake Stadium Sept. 23. shoes we would take a few les­ The two baseball executives Try Gl’s Abroad sons in fighting from the pro­ they, would land the plane down issued a joint statement today. as close as possible and then hike BY THOMAS J. FOLEY Exhibition Is The other, between heavy­ moter, for Hurley is as fine a In part the statement said: in City Tourney over to the choice spot. Last tiine weight champion Floyd Patter­ coach and trainer of fighters ^¿‘¿They (Stoneham and Top­ out Harris bagged five of them. WASHINGTON, — (INS) -t The son and his amateur challenger, . there is in the racket. ping) both, stated after revelw­ BY ÄLFERD R. JOHNSON Del Shofner,.'Buylbr half. back, House ArmectoSdi'Vices Committee ATA Feature Pete Rademacher, will be an ing the entire picture that there ATLANTA. GEORGIA — «SNS) whose tremendous speed has caught, approved a bill Thursday. to give1”*1 “out” fight when they clash Promoter Jim Norris is confident. was so many problems and ob­ The Exi.ru Point will enter 1 the eye of the Al;-StarAl;-btar coaching the three military secretaries sole that Robinson and Basilio will WILBERFORCE, O.— Bertram L. in Seattle Aug. 22. stacles in the way of operating (hire teams, Bulter. Foilest. and j stiff, was quite, a sprinter back in responsibility for turning over Gl’s The Broadway bookies . won’t draw $750.000. With $300 000 or more, two successfully, in one park H T“ i» ¡.he A’ fau*a Recreation I Texas. In 1956 he anchored Bay- to foreign courts. Baker, executive secretary of.- the from theatre television and an- American Tennis AssoiatJon an­ even quote a price on this one, that neither club could con­ -Department. Citv Tournament, i loi s 440 yard sprint relay team The measure, which grew out of other big slice from movies tde- \.l.n<-h will bo in-ld «his week Au- nounced that Althea Gibsan, New although one of them said sider such a move. NEW YORK - < a District judge and, ultimately, Doubles championships on Tuesday. proposal, according to Mayor ij’idclL-atcd Tht v were moved past three years, is coming Into upheld by the Supreme Court. For Pete Rademacher fight racket wonder if he is George Christopher, will be laid RjLinson will get 45 ; his own on the All-Star squad. The championship matches of the going to blow his title again of the ga t e a nil Basilin, Iron), UHdvfeaUrd six-)!, bv Bulter. The new bill would continue to Amerlari Tennis Assoiation will also By Columbus Writer before the Giants by the second Th«- quartei final,« will be played "Ho's a good one,” says Ilÿnk A117 let the government agree to foreign and win it back as he did wWi week . of August. Welterweight champion, will get 20’ derson, line coach for the colle­ begin on Monday, August 19th, and Gene Fullmer. psr cent. Monday at, 4 and 5 P m., on the trials for servicemen accused of COLUMBUS, Ga.—1 INS)—Col­ A Mineapolis Civic group, which Piilmnn Park diirrnmal The semi­ gians. “That boy can really block.” crimes -abroad, but would leave thé champions returning Jo defend their umbus Sports Writers, observing Norris said. he expected a record ; This will be heartening to Ray titles are as follows: also hopes to lure the. Giants to finals w.ll be played at Pittman decision to the secretaries of the Heavyweight contender Pete Rad- . This way of thinking, too, may their city, lias said'it will top any gate. Paik on Ti"‘sd-'y ¡«1-4 and 5 p. m Richards, Chicago Cardinal coach Army, Navy and Air Force — ra­ Robert Ryland, Nashville,’ men's emaker train for the past two account for the odds on Basilio. It offer made by another city and is The IBC- presiden1 expects more to whom Maentz will report after than $300.000 from th«' theatre-TV 1 I In final chainpion.ship game will ther than State Department officl-. . singles champion; Hubert Eaton, months, say he should score an is dubly difficult to understand the waiting for the San Francisco .bid b« played on th«' Washington Park the. 24th annual AlT-Star game aïs or military subordinates in over­ Wilmington NX?, and George Stew­ easy win .in his scheduled champ­ odds when you realize that nine- to be made public before it makes a receipts alone. There will be no next Friday. , . ionship bout with Floyd Patterson , diamond Thursd't.v at. 4 p m. seas commands. art, Newark, N.J., men’s doubles tenths of the fight mob figure proposal. hcme television. i Coach A. G. Hill, and Forrest Don Paul, making his debut on Tlie leglslationi ' although con­ champions; .Eleese Thornton, Los bn Aug. 22. Basilio is made to order for Rob- Commissioner Helfa 1 id predicted ' the All-Star coaching squad is R'adcmaker is wrapping up his $1.000.000 ' Road 1 along with tin Pritchett siderably weaker Irian the pro-: Angeles, senior wpnien’s champions; inson. tlie fight would produce a : brothers will be seeking reVong'' n.ighty elated over the collegians pisal to ban outright any foreign Gwendolyn McEvans, Detroit, Mich, Columbus training today and he * ..gate. drilling for their battle with thé leaves for Seattle, Wash., the site ' frcnfi their ^et back.- Coqeh Wiiey trial for Gl’s, is strongly opposed and Lt. Col. William Campbell Tus­ Lockheed Reduces Basilio has been made 1 Jac kson and JJohn ’ Hone have striig New York Giants in Soldiers’ field Texas, to use their Influence There was "credit" for reliable hands, if you know what Entomology — Hazel Cook, Phillips; to have the House accept the Sen- risy and hate, we beg to convey a When we find we can’t do this imperilling the federal judiciary. We are aware of how the South­ that means, and so little money in circulation that on many Brodie Harris and. Melvin Smith, ate Bill without- going to ' confer­ and that, ■ can’t go here and there, neither ride, play, read, nor study ■ ern Democrats Teel about the court because of its school desegre­ Saturday nights it was a rare thing to hear music at 5-cents-a Mississippi,, team; Bread Demon­ ence or, failing Ulis, to have the gation ruling, but We fail to see the justification of their action strations — Dorris Massey, Union; conferees agree on a modification here and there. Don’t give way to play in the juke joints. fear or hate. They do not know which has the effect of weakening one Of the cornerstones of our Fatima Moore, and Ernestine Hay­ acceptable to most members and Pastors To Change This economy spelled bad times for Negro professionals like fort, Monroe, team; Forestry ----- to the president. they, are' crucifying Jesus Christ government — the judiciary, legislative and judicial. It is funda­ Dr. Battle,-..who was just completing the five-year area practice Clenton Watson, Pulaski; Health — Democrats frankly concede that afresh and laying to open shame in mentally wrong and unsound for either of these' branches to Gloria Jean Hare, Cross; Ernestine if there is no bill the political ad­ the eyes of a hostile world,- the he had promised in exchange for his Mississippi rural medicine Churches For Month fair.name of America. undermine or weaken the other. scholarship. Some landlords dared tenants to seek his services or Peer and Susie B. Harris, Lee, team. vantage will go to the Republicans Horticulture — Orlander Macon because the Civil Rights issue will CHARLOTTE, N. C. (ANP)— If Let us remember “the mills of The Senate has not completed action on the bill which has use them. After all, the White Citizens Councils were founded in God grind slowly but surely." Re­ been passed by the House of Representatives and whatever bill and Clydell Macon, Clark, team; be kept alive in the .drive to win everything rims true to formulat­ Indianola,, where their art was practiced shrewdly and thoroughly. Handicraft — Pauline Shumpert, Negro votes in the 1958 Congres­ ed plans, a white Canadian minis­ member that vengeance Is God’s. the Senate finally agrees on, ¡1 will be subject to agreement by a Mississippi; Food Preparation ■—— sional and I960 Presidential élec- ter next month will be in the pul­ Remember God is keeping watch ■ committee of both bodies. We are doubtful that agreement will be Charlene ■ Rbraham , and Jackie tiens. '■ : pit Of a Negro church here arid a -.’.bove his own. Remember the words BATTLE wailed until he had crossed the Tennessee bor­ of Booker Washington "1’11'let no , reached on this jury trial amendment. In this event, it will be der before.making the expected announcement of the reason Gantt, Miller, team; Edna Duffy, Negro - minister will be pastoring Woodruff; Electricity — David a white congregation in Canada in man drag my soul down to hatred” clear where failure to pass a meaningful Civil Rights Bill will he left Mississippi, It was simply that the Federal Government and Dawson’s words “don’t get mad, rest. The record has been made and it.is clear to all who can see. Veasey, Phillips; Safety Willie Dr. Authur D. Gray an unprecedent incident in this is "doing nothing" Io protect the Negro's civil rights in that Copeland, Columbia; Sterling King, (Continued From Page On") country. get smart." Senator William Knowland, Republican leader in the Senate state. Jr. and Joseph House, Lee, team; In a move initiated by the ftev. and others who opposed the amendment have our commendation Dr. A. V. Boswell, vice president. Above all remember Jesus who He should know, for he was on the "firing line" when Identification of Electrical Fixtures Wilson -Bridge of Lachut.e. Quebec, said in words and practice “Pray for their valiant resistance to it. Their position is sound because — Freddie Miller-, Nevada. Other commencement activities will Canada, the Rev. E. R. Michael of reporters covered Mississippi and Alabama as if they were a include buffet supper honoring sen- for them.” it. is a mistake to put any judge in the position of not being able Charlotte, will exchange churches war zone. Dr, Battle is in position to explain the "uneasy" 1 iors .and their parents Saturday for a month this summer- taking to promptly and effectively enforce his decisions, irrespective of the Don’t give way to hate. When all quiet that prevails in the Delta where residents of color are evening, August 10: on August 11 his wife and family to the parson­ else fails love wins and God is love.. race aspects of this jury-trial issue. afraid to talk freely over their telephones, or to get too much 25 More Southern special Sunday School sponsored by age of the Lachute United Church God’s program will be carried out While the Democratic majority in the Senate may be winning (Continued from Poge One) the class; and the President’s recep­ mad and packages, which they say are opened and poorly in Canada. In the meantime, Rev. and the question “why can’t I?" battles in watering down and perhaps defeating Civil Rights, we tion following the exercises when Bridge will bring his family to the will be erased from the lips of every resealed. in Missouri. the faculty, graduates, their par­ Little Rock AME Zion Church here: little child. believe their party will suffer as a result of this action in next According to “Southern School ents and friends will be guests. year's congressional elections. And more important, the While ' ’ -°- The pulpit exchange took form THESE ARE serious accusations as the best prepared men of Nows”, this, brings to 694 the num­ The office of Student Activities when .Rev. Bridge wrote an AME House will be af stake in 1960. ber of districts already desegre­ announced the 1957 summer Class Zion minister in Winston-Salem a- color leave their needy people "under the yoke" of an unfriendly gated and to 712 the number de­ offices as Emmitt E. Walker’of Cen­ President Indicates state within our nation. Yet, Washington appears to do nothing, segregated or planning suah a move tral City, Ky.t president; Napoleon bout the plan. The minister in turn referred the letter to Rev. Michael (Continued From rage One) Dr,-Battle says, about their pleas, this being solidly demonstrated in September. Some 3,000 - districts Holmes, Harrisburg, Pa., vice pre- and after several communications, eorgia in the U. S. Senate recently. remain segregated. [I sident; ...... Olga„ J. Black, Newport, Ark. history have so many extraneous > UP From G ^ j In key court tdecisions during secretary; „Martha Stocks,. Dayton, both clerics agre'ed on details. lators and the public. The' result The demons of Moscow must be celebrating their divide-and- July, the paper reported, the Fourth 1I Ohio, assistant secretary; and Mrs. He added, “we will, not only ex­ cannot fall to be bitterly disap­ With Mv(Baruo/Ä® I conquer victory in Washington!! Circuit'Count sustained a ruling*MaryJ Marv Smith Humphrey,HumDhrev. Chattanoo- change churches, but manses as pointing to those many millions of agiadnst Vinganiia’s pupil placement ga. treasurer. Faculty advisers are well”. Americans who realized that with­ BylhOMAS Jefferson Flannagan act, and the schools of Dallas, Dr. Edward C. Lewis, Jr., Dr. Meri out the minimum protection that Texas were ordered to desegregate, R. Eppse. and Dr. Malcolm D. Wil­ will workout a..compromise, as­ was projected in section 4 of the AUGUST BLEST FOREVER but at no specific time. A suit a- liams. r- —- suming, the House does not accept bill as it passed the House, many REVI gainsf Florida’s placement act was fellow Americans will continue in August blest forever eternal peace attend EWING dismissed while the - Fifth Circuit effort to be disenfranchised.” Court ruled against a lower court The Chief Executive protested ) Where you strut the sunny Georgia lanes, that the Senate’s action will “make Theirs once were violets, but now, sweet comes the end which dismissed a, desegregation Dr. King Slaps Polls In .suit in Dade (Miami) County. A largely ineffective the basic pur­ Of an èra drenched by April rains. T H E NEWS federal district judge in Delaware, pose of the Bill, that of protecting in the first decision of its kind, or­ promptly, and effectively every The pea-vine and the cactus beneath the sickly sun dered wholesale desegregation oi Dealing With Human Rights American in his right to vote.” BY WILLIAM GORDON Withered when July came down the Way: — segregated schools in the state. NEW York—Dr. Martin Luther a kind, of an everybody’s doing it The state of Mississippi reported King, Montgomery, A a.,’ civil rights attitude, or a Just a matter of cus- Telling all her heralds — your race is nearly run — difficulty in floating school bonds, MRA Leaders Pay / \ Get ready for the mighty harvest day. crusader warned that man may be tom excuse,” the youthful leader as did the university system oi getting too smart for his own good stated. (Continued Frcm Page One) Georgia, where the state auditor blamed the “segregation bugaboo.’ Others, the 1957.. Spingarn. _ meda- to Dcvadas Gandhi were V A. ” .. .The quiet laurels slumber like weary broken tramps r South Africa Fashioned Their Culture; “We can boast of having made i Sundaem, A founder of Benares However Atlanta accepted low. a neighborhood of the world, but list said, have assumed a sort of —And-soft-the-whippor.w.ilLcoos. .in the night — _____ get by test for right and wrong: University in India and a member While fireflies take the meadow with their flowing lamps bids - on—bonds—for—10 -new- schools,- we cannot claim the establishment But A Spark Brought Them Together .ncluding seven for Negroes. of brotherhood among its people.” suivivaT of the slickest. They have of ~the~Ihdiair delegation ~tothe~as- To guide the waysore feet into the light. A color pattern of more than 300 years had helped to shape he said in a sermon at Cornerstone set up an 11th commandment sembly, and professor Liang Chao ‘Thou shall not get caught.” Cha, Educator of Free China who their culture. Although, they had lived near epch other in the Baptist Church, last Sunday. More SACREDNESS OF PERSONALITY spent neatly five years at Univer­ same country, perhaps, the same town, an artificial world of Island In The Sun” than 2500 persons heard his torrid Dr. King warned that the world sities in India. race stood between them. (Continued from Page One) blast against what he described as and America must rediscover the AFRICAN ECONOMIC man’s subjugation of moral laws "We would never have met except through the movement of fathers not to make a hasty de­ principles of the worth and sacred I to physical laws In his dealing with Moral Re-Armament," the young white man of 24 said. cision. He said he would comment ness of human personality. Eartha Kilt, Noted his brother. (Continued From Page One) A stocky, highly articulate man of calm temperament bowed on the decision if the councilmen "God does not want us to treat POWER GROWS SLOWLY would notify him immediately after “Today too many have adopted his approval. They came from the Union of South Africa, a white our brothers as a means to an land’s brother, produce^ Pett*r( ium to see the opening spectacle. it is made. the conception that right and BY SERGE FLIEGERS : man and a native African, who until they met MRA had lived wrong are merely relative to our ini", he cautioned. “History has Lawrence; Lawrence’s wife and MOSCOW, — (INS) — The 1' Trucks carrying delegates from Citizens attended council meeting shown that nations which have others. in two different worlds. last Thursday and asked that the likes or dislikes. We decided how to .African delegation to the Moscow outer Mongolia, or the United States act by a sort of ’Gallup poll’ with done so have failed and faded into Kantor said Miss Kitt became "“youth festival dipped the stars and were indiscriminately mobbed by a The native African was Of Zulu background whose country-' film be banned because of .the rac­ oblivion.” "loud arjd boisterous,” accused him..., stripes in salute to Comunist party mass"'of people . shouting festival men are being pushed into segregated areas by the Nationalist ial plot. ' ■ . of running a “clip joint” and sock­ City Atty. Atlee Harris and Mayor In his opinion, he said he felt that chief Nikita S. Khrushchev Sun­ slogans; Government of his country. The young white man is of Dutch1 _ ed him belpw the belt. day.. They got a cordial wave in . “Miry Druzhba” (peace and Price explained that thé council AME Bishop Nichols with all the faults that exist, if we Miss Kitt dismissed the charges return. friendship.) descent, Boer background. His forebears settled at the Cape of could not officially ban the film. continue to work and pray, we will as publicity stunt. But she ad- Good Hope, South Africa in 1652. For generations, they have . However, they could request the (Continued From Page One) see a new South arise in which mitted ’ she was at the Afriean Khrushchev, looking fit and in ! Huge banners and posters took theatre manager not to show it. • all will live together in peace and ■ tilled the soil and fought (he natives. personal gain, disobedience to the. room on June 5 and protested that the pink, welcomed 30.000 youths |I up the slogans .adding as a key- I It is quite likely, that the forebears of the native African 1 In the past West Memphis .has dignity. - the $¡37 Check was “preposterous.” from 78 countries to the festival }! note a special- welcome to the Afri- shown films after they have been Order and Discipline of the AME and the young Boer could have met on opposite lines, in the Church, levying unauthorized as­ Dr. Sandy F. Ray, hoot pastor The shapely singer added: "If in the biggest international youth can and Asian delegations. banned by Memphis’ Board of Cen­ I got up on the stage and did what extravaganza ever thrown by Rus­ famous battle of the Axe during the early 18lh century when sors.' sessments and maladministration and president of the New York Baptists, pratsed the courageous they said (the dance> you can be sia. Each of the 5 000 posters fluttering clashes between natives and white men were frequent. But to in the office of the church.' from newly painted Moscow buildings Memphis gave the “kiss-of-death” Bishop Nichols served in Ala­ leadership of Dr. King in the cam­ sure the patrons would not have The party chieftain was flanked featured at least one colored per­ look at the two men, the African, who had risen to the position to the iilm. bama arid New York before being paign for complete Democracy in left.” . at Moscow’s huge sports .stadium son. Delegates from Ghana, Nigeria of a medical doctor, and the young white man, a leader of more Reason given by the four censors transferred to the Florida District. America. by French Communist leader Mau­ and India received ovations. than 14,000 students in. South Africa, one could sense no trace who viewed the color film was that Dr. King accepted the invitation rice Thorez and Kliment Y. Voro­ Most of the youths arrived in of bitterness, no hatred or prejudice based on race and color. it portrayed "obvious” interracial MEMPHIS WORLD Moscow over the past three days Powell Suggests of the president of tire National shilov, chairman of thé Presidium Moreover, there existed a radiant gleam of friendship and re­ romance between Joan Fontaine and Baptist Laymen’s Movement, Al­ Want Ad Information of the Supreme Soviet. traveling together. Harry Belafonte as-well as between Means Of Keeping len Jordan", to address the laymen spect, which they said in their ownwords, "come about through Dorothy Dandridge and John Jus­ Voroshilov pronounced the wel­ The leader of the Nigerian dele­ the contact with Moral Re-Armament." tin. ‘ ■ Base In Trinidad September 4 during the National Call J A. 6-4030 coming address while Premier gation declared: Baptist Convention session in Louis Deadline For Classified Ad Is . “The united states can never, or­ More than 1 4 different countries of Africa were represented Setting for the Cinema-Scope Is Nikolai Bulganin sat quietly en­ West Indies Islands. WASHINGTON — Congressman ville. Dr. King was accompanied Tuesday for Saturday’s Edition and joying the show from the tar ganize such a festival because they in the group which recently came South. It was more like the Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., (D-N. Y.) by his sister, Miss Christbie King, Saturday for Wednesday's Edition 1 have fingerprint, regulations which United Nations transplanted in Southern territory. who is studying toward a Ph.D corner of the stadium. After turning “thumbs-down” on suggested this week that “the WANT TO SELL USED FURNI­ Two million Russians lined Mos­ J prevent a visit by representatives Asia and Europe were also represented. From the latter, each tile movies, the Memphis Censors United States offer to build capi­ degree at Columbia University. I of Democratic people.” TURE, ’STOVES AND REFRIGER­ cow, streets and crammed the stad- had experienced imperialism; some call it colonialism. Those who j termed the film "inflammatory” tal” In. order to keep the airbase ATORS, LARGE OR SMALL had accepted the new ideology had pulled themselves above the ! and went on to accuse the film of located at Trinidad, British West pital facilities. AMOUNTS. PROMPT SERVICE being too obvious about the inter­ Indies. Some shots will be set aside for JAckson 6-4030. level of greed and the concept of white supremacy. The sting of racial romances. And it was dis­ protecting nurses and doctors so slavery had left no mark of revenge on their brow. There wos tasteful to the moran standards. Speaking in Europe, Powell said that they can treat possible epi­ MAIDS AND NURSE MAIDS, need­ the man from Algeria, one from Morocco, India, even Kenya, The board also agreed that it would “The behnd the scenes ultimatum demic victims. ed immediately in New York and of the West Indian Delegation in grieving at the faults of'bigotry which tear at men's souls and not be good for. Negroes or whites Miami, fare paid, salary $120.00 to .to see the film. London to the United States to eva­ Top priority for shots will also tear countries apart. They were grieved at the slowness of man to $200.00 a month. Write c/o Memphis -Mrs.-B. F. Edwards is chairman cuate the Trinidad Airbase is due to be given to “¿hose needed to main­ World, 546 Beale St, Memphis 5, « 5 3 6 4 2 7. 5 3 6 2 4 7 accept an ideology, not necessarily new, but whose roots are in the of the Censor Board. an extent to the McCarran-Walter tain essential functions,” such as Tenn. -' ’A A B S Y B L L I U 1 O U 1 Ten Commandments. Its meaning rests firmly in the words of Immigration Act as I previously firemen, policemen and key work­ 4 7 2 8 503 42 8 563 (the "Sermon on the Mount". Bloodshed, war and greed did not However, many cities in other predicted.” ers in food supplies, transporta­ WANT to contact a very large wom­ U C G FO P G H G I N-'E L southern states have not taken the Powell added: “I now suggest that tion. utilities and city services. an for show purposes in North. Must 5 4 3 7 2.6 4 85 3 642 ¡bring this group together. It was a spark that set forth a revolu­ narrow view of the firm as Mem­ the United States offer to build The public will be Informed on be near 6 feet tall or taller. Weight gbek rrrnbaiao tion in the souls of men. phis. capital and thereby keep the base.” the. nature of the disease and what 300-350 pounds. Very strong, healthy 4 2 6 5 8 3.7 2 4 6 5 3 4 they can do to minimize . its ef­ person. Age 35 to 42. Unmarried. V W O RE G I T E R I U R fects. Fine opportunity. 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