VOLUME 21, NUMBER 48 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1953

Says Conviction Violated POLICE BEAT By HAYWOOD HARBERT State, Federal Constitutions and NEW YORK, N. Y.—A sudden justice in criminal cases, this is DONALD PERRY turn in the NAACP’s appeal to the first time a state’s Attorney the North Carolina State Supreme General has joined with the NA­ WANTED MAN CAUGHT HERE Court to have the conviction of ACP in asking to have a case scru­ lo Be Held J Albert Crawford, 37, was picked ■ sharecropper Mack Ingram strick­ tinized. en from the records was taken NEW DATE FOR APPEAL tip by Police 'here for Chicago au- ; It was announced Saturday that thorltles when he’ visited a friend. : Wednesday when the Attorney Argument for appeal of the con. Police Lt. R. I. Finch, said Craw- i■ General’s office joined the NAACP vlctlon of Walter Lee Irvin, twice- the clty’B service eligible register Of ford was wanted in Chicago in con- ; In asking t he state’s highest court convicted defendant In the famous applicants for Fire and Policed De* . nectlon with the fatal shooting of : to review the case. Groveland “rape" case, was post­ partment Jobs needs to be built up Mack Ingram was convicted in poned last week until Tuesday, his sister-in-law and the wounding = before job tests in March, Stanley ci his Wife. ’ , November 1952 and given bIx February 17, because of an injury months for “assault by Jeering1 at” suffered by one of the lawyers ol Dillars, personnel director reported. . HEATER ARGUMENT a white farm girl from a distance he National Association” for the Mr. Dillard said only two apjMi* JAILS TWO of 75 feet. The slx months’ sen­ Advancement of Colored People cants are on the firefighters register Freeman Randle, 1408 Hemlock tence was suspended. arguing the case. ■ and Sell Richardson, 1388 Hemlock, Following his conviction, attor­ -The appeal was scheduled for and 11 on me patrolman list. Agility neighbors, are both in jail as the neys for thè NAACP filed an ap­ tests have been set for 9 A. M. March a hearing before the Florida Su­ 7, and written tests for March’,9. culmination of an. argument about peal on the grounds that the con­ preme Court Tuesday, January 27, Applications should be made at th* an ¿ectfic heater. viction was in violation of both the but was postponed when Attor­ According to Police Richardson Personnel Division office, 161 Adams state and the Federal Constitutions. ney Alex Akerman oi Orlando, before February 26. was visiting Randle. They started In their brief, NAACP lawyers Florida, suffered a hip injury arguing about an electric heater. attacked the systematic exclusion when he was getting off the The Memphis World urges- thOBO Richardson got mad. went home of Negroes from the Jury and the plane here on his way to the court that are Interested to file their'»* and returned with his 12-gauge shot vagueness of the statute under house. Slated to argue the case plications now. gun. which Ingram was convicted. with him were Thurgood Mar­ Back Inside Randle’s house Rich­ The Attorney General’s office, ••■i shall, NAACP Special Counsel, Jack ? ---I',-.?'’ h ardson fired point blank. When the i Joining In this brief, did not ques­ Greenberg of New York and smoke cleared, Randle still stood. tion the evidence or the verdict, Paul Perkins of Orlando. Not a scratch on him. On the floor I but did admit Ingram was denied lay the peppered collar of his leather his constitutional right in that Ne­ Irvin was originally convicted in jacket. 1 groes were excluded from the Cas­ 1949 along with -Samuel o’Bhep- Beale Street Richardson was charged by police I well County Jury since the Caswell herd and Charles Greenlee for with shooting inside the city limits, j County jury list had been com­ the raping of a white farmwife. disorderly conduct and assault and piled from the registration books Irvin and1 Shepherd were given Is My battery. Randle, who did not shoot of qualified voters which was in death sentences and Greenlee, a gun, was only charged with dis­ violation of North Carolina law. then 19. given life imprison­ orderly-conduct and assault and AT THE INAUGURAL BALL - Flanked by Mr. and Mrs. Moss Ken­ The State Supreme Court ruled ment. Shepherd was... shot to By Jimmie Cooper battery. dricks, Mrs. W. A. Scott, Sr. Is shown enjoying the Inaugural Ball, years ago that the pnly qualifica­ death and Irvin, seriously Injur­ ed by the Sheriff enroute’ to a These other persons were senten­ given last week in the National Guard Armory on the occasion of tion for jury service was the pay­ General . Eisenhower's inauguration as President of the United ment of taxes, good character and new trial on November 6, 1961. ced as follows: intelligence. Thomas D. Shorty.33, 617 N. Fifth States. They were among the many Negro notables who’ attended At 'this second trial Irvin was Boss here is my report of happ»« The Chief Counsel for the NA­ again sentenced to death. NAACP Assault and battery; fined $11; Wal­ the three-day Inaugural events. ELK LEADERS CONFER IN ATLANTA — Pictured chatting while In Ings on BEALE STREET MY HEAT' ter L. Hunt, 28, 336 Webster, For- ACP, Thurgood Marshall pointed lawyers cited twenty-two, errors 1 committed by the court In the the Gate City attending a mid-winter conference of national Elk Over protest I stopped by the HBB* •i- felted $11, Ed Jeff,-48,-Millington, —----- ~i~ ' ■ ' ■ ~ out that in all of the years in PODROME and found BILL'FORT Tenn., fined $21. which the NAACP has fought for ' second trial official, three Republican big-wigs Perry Howard, George Lee, and his orchestra at their best Geraldine Greene, 24, 41 W. Wal­ Committee Resumes Work and Hobson Reynolds. Howard heads the GOP in Mississippi, Lee, What do you think? As I strfdted dorf, disorderly conduct, case dis­ of Memphis, seconded thé nomination of Sen. Taft, and Reynolds further I wds soon at the heâdqiüÿ* missed. blinder Hoskins, 24, 927 of Phila., seconded the nomination of Eisenhower at the GOP ters of the MARCH. OF DIMESiat Knight Place, violating Taxi Cab ACROSS THE EDITOR’S DESK 378;.0eald;yiVd ptogram Was iii'fii ordinance fined $11. On Gov. Browning Probe convention last summer. — (Perry Photo) swing, despite the steady, downpouir Willie Mae Grayson, 17, 590 Edith By JAMES H. PURDY, JR. of the rain. The ugliest, man ,«n and Joseph Higgins, 29, 622 N. Front,- NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Slate has decided to call before the com­ Beale Street, excusing your >Be& both charged with disorderly con­ Legislative committee investigating mittee. However, he has released the Street reporter, was none'othèib'thffn duct. assault and . battery case was former governor Gordon Browning's names of a group of Knoxville mer­ FINED $500 FOR 5c LOTTERY TICKET Ama Bontemps Speaker For RUFUS THOMAS You should dismissed. administration-apparently was set chants who are under Subpoena. NASHVILLE, Tenn.—William J. Hears, 33, has been sentenced have seen the ‘airwaves' guy push­ David Tiplett, 50, 125 Lucy, was to go back to work yesterday. These Knoxville residents include ing a dime with his nose down Beile fined $26 on a drunk charge. The committee has been hi recess Charles H. Moore Junior, Mrs. Mary to 30 days in the workhouse and fined five-hundred dollars. A Street in the lnterest-of Polio. A,’0. Phil Stewart, 43, 299 Jefferson, for a week while its attorneys, Bay­ G. Moore, Charles Ray Robertson, jury convicted him after deliberating 20 minutes on a charge of LeMoyne History Week WILLIAMS had a gun on hlittlto aqd Booker T. Deener, 43, 2178 ard Tarpley and Ralph -Vineyard, Dave McGoldrick, Paul .Kelly, H. E. sejlingjs fiy^cent Mrs Area Wendell Bon temps :Head He IS also a contributor to numerous sec. tiiat. RUFUS followed ■ 'throûglf :... ;. Down at FESS HULBERT; Brown-.-each .was fined $18 .on a lined up - more ■ wltnegw’s. And Tar­ Bolin, A. L. Nicely and K. O. Walk­ Librarian at Fisk University since learned journals and magazines. He .. drunk charge. Brown was fined an pley says more than'50 witnesses er. . LITTLE ROCK, ARK. — Arkan­ charges he has accepted a state job is-afflllated with many learned So­ ...... That’s the H.’and.H2,t«tet - >- additional $26 on an Indecent con- 1935, will be the principal speaker to you, there were a galaxy of beàu- have been lined up — including 33 It is reported most of these will sas leaders nave bec.i told of a plan created for him as investment, di­ for the culminating program for the cieties and organizations: Authors | duct charge. who have been subpéonaed and more be questioned about state furniture to put more than one million idle rector of the state teacher’s retire 28th Observance of .Negro History League of America, Dramatists Guild tiful, charming young ladies' that James Robinson, 21, 2849 Prince­ than 15 others, mostly state em­ purchases for hotels and cabins at acres of farm land Into production. ment system. triade me feel like turning in xnyWe Week, at LeMoyne College this year American Library Association and signation as your reporter. I toofeif ton, Sam. Coleman, 84, 574 Scott, ployees, who will not have to be state parks. C. Hamilton Moses, of the Arkan 4 It had been reported Estes was many others. " ' — Friday, February 13, 1953 — 10:30 second look at Mrs. MARY LOtHSI and Emmett Carnes, 26, 838 Wash­ subpeonaed. sas Power and Light Company, pro given the Job before the Browning o’clock at the second Congregational ington each forfeited 161 on a gam­ Tarpley said the committee yester­ The committee also has ordered posed a five point plan to a meet­ Administration left office on Jan­ The following bibliography lists DAVIS, the co-chairman of thejfei the superintendent of the Brushy Church, corner McDowell and Walk­ gro Division, of the POLJO FUND ing charge, and $51 each on a loiter­ day would begin looking into state ing of 550 leaders. Moses said Ar­ uary. 15. The Job was reported to er Avenue. . . - a few of his most outstanding con­ ing charge. purchases during the Browning ad­ Mountain Prison, Floyd E. Freytag, kansas must keep moving faster pay six thousand dollars a year. tributions in the field of literature. she was Just as beautiful to appear. Two other witnesses’ sche­ Mr. Bontemps received his A. B. wonder if my readers realized that ministration. In its early sessions than the rest of the nation. In order Etses said “I can’t work for any degree from Pacific Union College (1) God Sends Sunday, produced on TRAFFIC CASES last week the group concentrated on duled to appear also are “Wink” to step up its economic develop­ body for six thousand dollars a Broadway 1946, (2) Father of the these young ladies marched through ILLEGAL USE OF——=— and his M. A. degree from the Uni­ the 1951 lease-purchase of the memo Bond, a former state Highways Com­ ment. year.” He said the Job had been of­ versity of Chicago. He taught in Blues of W. C. Handy, (3) Sad Faced the theatres in the Interest of the DRIVERS LICENSE rial apartments hotel building in missioner and E. A. Adams, sus­ • » • • » fered to him but he had told the Boy, (4) We Have Tomorrow. MARCH OF DIMES, without - pâSi M. F. Turner, .44, Of 383 Bullington several private schools before ac­ Nashville. pended director of plans and layouts system board he wouldn’t accept It The public 1b Invited to hear Mr. so that others may Walk ...’The*'■ Was fined $50 by Criminal Court BILL TO END BIAS IN SCHOOLS cepting his present position. Tarpley says also he is not-ready for the state employment security under any circumstances if the Cle He’was a Rosenwald Fellow 1938- Bontemps one of America’s most Jamboree session that was schedul­ Judge Perry Sellers Friday on a to release names of all perspns it department. ” ■ ’ GET MIXED REACTION ment Administration objected. outstanding young writers. ed to be held in front of the HAN­ charge of unlawfully lending a driv­ JEFFERSON CITY, MO.—A pro­ :»♦»»«. 39; 1942-43 and a Guggenheim Fel­ DY PARK was canceled due to the er’s license to another. Turner plead posal to end segregation in Mis­ low 1949-50. He has been the repl­ rain ...... Scouting a blt furt’'“ plent of numerous awards for his edgullty. souri Universities and colleges has BIAS EDUCATIONAL I dropped by the NEW DAISY, wl-_Ki. ■Turner was indicted Thursday by mixed reaction, among members of BILL PENDING outstanding work as a poet-- and has recently been voted one-<¿-016 ‘ Call Grand Jury Session short story writer. the 8helby County grand jury along the house'of representatives. JEFFERSON CITY, MO.— Legis­ College Choirs most popular places on my béat ddfe With James Sanders, 42, of 1320 A bill to admit Negroes to . the Mr. Bontemps a prolific writer for to its attendance, I happen to find A lation to end segregation in all pub­ many years has contributed innu­ Rayburn, Sanders was charged with university and five state colleges lic schools in Missouri.'From col­ telix, don’t get me wrong,-1 mean fraudulent use of a driver’s license. merable plays, poems, short stories a cat by the name of SID MONT­ On Ogletree Commutation was introduced by a Negro repre­ lege to grade school levels, were and novels to American Literature. On ABC Network \ Motorcycle Officer Ronnie Nelson sentative from St. Louis, Democrat pending in the Missouri house of GOMERY, also standing around iilÿ testified in City Court Wednesday FORSYTH, Ga. — (INS) — A life imprisonment after Solicitor Leroy Tyus, representatives Wednesday. JACKSON, Tehn. — The weekly beat.was AARON WILKES he stopped Sanders for running a special session.of the Monroe Coun­ General Ben T. Garland urged that House Speaker Lester, Vonder- Representative Victor Lay, St. series of programs by outstanding, Listen fellxs if you happen to see red light and asked to see his driv­ ty Grand Jury has been called for the Georgia Pardon and Parole schmldt said he thought "the ques­ Louis Democrat, sponsored a bill to college choirs presented by , the a black cat walking up and down er’s license. Sanders showed him Monday and speculation at Forsyth Board take that action. tion of segregation, in schools would admit Negroes to grade and high Contractor. American Broadcasting Company in Beale Street, with “Beale Street Js , Turner’s license, Nelson testified. was that the jury will be asked to be settled by the U. S. Supreme school. Already before the house is cooperation with the United Negro My Beat” painted on the back thiits p Sandero made $250 cash bond and consider the recent commutation oi Garland, who prosecuted Ogletree, ME your reporter, none other than told the Parole Board he’is now con Court soon regardless of what the a bill lowering racial bars at Mis­ College Fund, will feature the groups will be tried at a later date, not a death sentence. Legislature does. Warren Hearnes souri University and five state col­ Seeks Bari of Lane College and Dillard Univer­ JIMMIE COOPER in person ..-.Il ’ yet set., . ■ ■ The death sentence of William vinced the Forsyth Negro did not shall pause here and instead otfâÎ'-= receive a fair trial. of Mississippi County said he ..could leges. sity for the last two weeks in ¿Febru­ Ogletree was corrfmuted Thursday to see no difficulty in the end of seg­ ary, and Livingstone and Benedict mg you out BOSS, 1 want .to! St OTHER TRAFFIC CASES The public school bill was identi. thanks for this little ole black ^2 WERE AS FOLLOWS: Ogletree was convicted of the slay regation on college, levels. cal to a proposal Introduced in. the Colleges for the first two weeks in Ing of a white filling station opera­ “The door already is ajar,” he said last legislature. It passed the house On Picketing March, .it was announced recently cents black coat, you gave me Satta- .George Hutchinson, 49, 729 Wil­ tor,, William Bell. “Why not open it all the way?” with a local option amendment to by W. J. Trent, Jr., executive direc- éay ...... Give, Boss what’è -tHi liams. was fined $51 on a reckless A Mississippi contractor. Saturday tpr, at the College Fund headquar-. catch behind It????? ...... Heyl leave the question of ending segre­ sought court action to restrain the driving charge and $51 for leaving Evangelism Authorities refused to comment Negroes now are attending the gation up to a vote of residents of ters, 22 East'Fifty-Fourth Street. readers listen to the. JOKE of tha ’,the scene of .an accident. ------rm the speculation that the grand hool of mines at -each-school—district. The—legista• Memphis Trades and Labor Council _The-jchedule—of-the—broadcasts, week, walkktg Beale Street =you jury was called into-special session Rolla, — A-F-L and five of its unions from which comes from New York each know you find some of everytody William L.’ Martin, 1627 Pennsyl­ » ♦ * • * tion died in the senate. from some of everywhere . \ ■ Tbj* vania Avenue Baltimore, Md. was to probe the. matter. picketing. . —■ -. = «■ Sunday' over Station WJZ, 10:30- Fellowship A bill to admit Negroes to the The contractor ...... W. B. Cook cat I'm happened to' come from held-to the state on a reckless driv­ TO TAX ILLEGAL LIQUOR university and state_ colleges was 11:00 A. M., and are heard,over )70 ing and no driving license charge. ■S'A L’E’ S’’ of Cook Construction -Company, stations in the United States and about .two steps outside the MIS­ ipet with mixed reactions among Jackson, Mississippi is on a 160- SISSIPPI border line, T told him Case was set for February 5: House Unit To OKLAHOMA CITY- A bill pat­ state house members. Canada, is as follows: Lane College • . James Frost,. 27, 922 South 4th Begins Quarter terned after Mississippi’s “Black • * • • « thousand dollar city job to enable Jackson, Miss., February 15; Dillard that I was going down to ttie'ftot was fined $35 for speeding a 4 ton Market”-tax on illegal liquor sales expansion of Memphis Baptist hos­ University, New Orleans, La., Feb­ of Beale Street, he replied, What, Hear Travel ACCUSED OF RAPE pital. size shoe does the foot of Beale truclc 40 miles per hour and $50 on The child Evangelism Fellowship’s will be introduced in the Oklahoma GREENWOOD, MISS. — A 35- ruary 22; Livingstone College, Salis­ a reckless driving charge. new quarter in Bible, and Teacher legislature. Cook cited danger of a cave-ln bury, N. C., March 1; arid Benedict Street wear .... What do you think year-old white automobile mechan near the hospital unless work con­ of this cat????? Wheeling a blt fur- Tillman Aldridge, .49,. 564 Wil­ training started Monday’ February Bias Cases 118 Mississippi and. Oklahoma are the Ic is in custody at Greenwood, Miss College,.Columbia, S. C., March 8, . liams will face a series of charges 2nd at LeMoyne College in room 11, only two dry states In the Union tinues on a major culvert for Sophia These choral programs were initi­ ■ther down by the UNION PROTEC- on a compl-aiSt» that he raped a Bayou...... which the city has un­ TIVE LIFE ASSURANCE CO. 'At in the Second Division of Traffic according to Miss Harriett Smiths WASHINGTON — Early House and Oklahoma State Senator Max young Negro woman. ■ ated by the American Broadcasting , Court. He is being charged with The course includes six units, Cook says his state might get as dertaken to permit expansion of Company in April, 1950, and have you know the first persons I look fog consideration of Antl-Jlm Crow Leflore County Deputy Sheriff the hospital. are the ones that handle the money, reckless driving, failure to report namely: much as lO-million dollar a year if W. .A. Shanks identified the man served to acquaint a large American ah accident and not having a driv­ (1) Unit .1. Old Testament Law travel legislation seemed likely this it put a tax on illegal liquor sales. The contractor said that excava­ public with the important work be­ Sô I chatted with the cierkAyMlsa week as Representative Charles A. ■ as Summer Lee Norris. Shanks said tion had proceeded to the point ROSIE JENKINS, MRS. BERNET- er’s license. and History (Genesis through Es­ Mississippi’s Black 'market- tax the woman twice identified Norris as ing done by the private colleges and ^.... Hugh M. Gay,' 48, Holly Springs, ther); (2) Unit 2, Old Testament Wolverton (R., N. J ), chairman brings in.aropnd one million dol­ where there was risk of a cave-in universities aided by the United Ne­ TA NASH, MRS, LAVERNE'SIMP* of the Interstate and Foreign Com­ the man who.forced her at gunpoint of clinic and certain other nearby SON^i ; , . For the readers who USA Miss., forfeited. $51 on a reckless Poetry and Prophecy (Job through lars. . ■ into his car in a residential area gro College Fund. driving charge. Malachi); (3) Unit in, New Testa­ merce Committee, invited sponsors buildings. sports I found the “GAME oP Twy» to testify. First witnesses schedul­ Wednesday night. Cook said that Picket lines had’ YEAR,” THE ROLLING ROCKETS l Joe Profit, 32, 1122 Florida, no ment (Matthew through Revela­ WAITING PERIOD OKAYED ’-J-'.' . ’ i ed for thè House hearings were The woman charged that Norris been established nearly three weeks versus the YMCA-BOY-FTVE, Tues'- F • driver’s license, fined $26 and Rob­ tion) (4) Unit IV, The Child (Birth- . LITTLE ROCK, ARK.—T he Ar­ drove her to an isolated spot near ert Tyre Pleasant, 20, 180, Caldwell through 24 years); (5) Unit VI, The .Congressmen Adam Clayton Powell. ago to get his men to join the unions day night February 3, atf'the’æjf' Jr., and William L. Dawson, spon­ kansas house representatives has Sidon. Forced her to drink Whiskey Where To Buy Your around the corner, off my beat.-.. .\- was fined $51 on reckless driving Teacher; (6) Unit VI, Sunday okayed a so-called “Cooling off .... and,because of the Picket lines sors of the bills. threatened to kill her.. union truckers with concrete and Walking a couple of steps further ’ charge. School Organization. period” for persons seeking divor- The woman reported the incident Memphis World The hours-are 6=45 P. -M. each- ~ces In the state.-----^7—r*------lumber loads have refused to deliver I found the PONDETTER slitaiW Monday evening. For further infor­ Following the November elections, to City Police at Greenwood. Giv- necessary supplies. down on my beat having thelr Pic- Clarence Mitchell, director of the The measures provides a 30 day lng them a description of her at­ Company officials said they are tures made. Also visiting my . toat mation please call 36-8786 after 6 waiting period before a divorce de­ IN SOUTH MEMPHIS o'clock except Sundays and Mondays NAACP’s Washington Bureau, urged tacker and the license number of paying the prevailing rate for work­ was MR. THOMAS AbAlÈ; w.KO Congressman Wolverton to try for cree may be granted. Service Drug Store—675 Lauderdale Jo Baker the car into which she says’ she ers ...... and do not discriminate C. B. Cades Barber Shop—523 E, Ga. teaches at Fayette County Trnlning an “early start on a bill to erid Representative Knox Kinney of was forced, Shanks said a com­ between unlon-and-non-unlon help. School—say r BOSS, ! ree thgt- segregation in interstate travel." A St. -Francis County, Supporter of Stanley’s Sundry — 993 Miss. Ave. plete investigation was made be­ Peoples’ Drugs ——*?■ 1014 Miss. Ave. there have; been some changes similar NAACP request was made the bill said that under present fore the arrest was ordered. • » » » « Davis Sundry —■ 1246 Fla. At Pkwy. at the HARLEM HOUSE No. 6, W Banned MAH, 60, HIT to Senator Charles Tobey (R., N. laws.” A cquple can have a dispute you going to try making eyes at this over the breakfast table, walk into leMoyne-7oO&serve H ) who is chairman of the Sen­ NO COMMIE MATERIAL IN ORANGE MOUND DISTRICT gorgeous new chick, ’ HJAi'^MAlr ate Committee. Mr. Mitchell said a lawyer’s office and have a divorce NASHVILLE — Several P. T, ,A. SMITH ...... -Now I shaU flgm he anticipated that Senator Tobey before lurich. C. C. Roger Barber Shop Leaders and two school superintend /Negro History Week 2435 Park Avenue : . ' out my expense BOSS, (expense In Cuba! would also act favorably on hold­ The senate was scheduled to take ents have told a legislative com­ The LeMoyne College will hold its IN BINGHAMPTON DISTRICT only 50c you know) one pickled pig . A Cuban radio-television network ing hearings. „ . up Governor Francis Cherr’s Fiscal mittee they don’t know of any com feet, 20c, for orie of my.’hilngry Robert Lee Duncan, 60, 1416 EUis- ^code_bilIlater_FrIdaybutlt’s.not annual observance of Negro History Jerry’s Sundry -———— 554 Scott —- onda nightclub-In Havana—have ton;”was~treated-at “John Gaston Commenting on the hearirigsi Mri -munlstic -jnaterlal — in textbooks Week, February 8-15119531 ’ friend s,-of-coursè I begged her out cancelled booking arrangements the same measure it whs. Senators used in the state’s public schools. IN NORTH MEMPHIS DISTRICT of half the feet as my stomach~??as: hospital Thursday and then taken Mitchell said: “As matters now put in 19 amendments before get­ Mr. Ama Wendell Bontemps, head with Negro singer Josephine Baker. to Kennedy Veterans Hospital after ______However, the Americanism chair North Side Drugs —1098 Thomas St• in the same condition, • 30é ;'tii-j6Î- stand, the Supreme Court has con- ting ready—for flqal action. One -librarian—at—Fisk—University—since Westbrooks Sundry----- — 718 Weils — —The Cuban companies say. the can­ being-struck by a car_on-Calhoun sisten'tly-ruled-against practlces-of- man of the state Federation of Wo­ -1035 will bring the-major-message of- ' you know I had to have’ mÿfiabo cellations were due to Miss Baker's -amendment’wouldprohiblt'a'State men's clubs, Mrs. Mary Frances VlolaSundry — Poplar^audDecata■ with 23c to go, I stop bv PANTay near Third. racial segregation in interestate .a^ency from:_buying._BUppltaB or the observance, Friday February 13, . Inability to reach Havana in time. , Duncan, a pedestrian suffered travel, but many of the carriers -Caldwell-of Nashville, says she has 1953 at 10:30_A,_M,_at_thel2nd—Con-t where I bought a hot ddg'iqp oftly"- equipment-from-company-in-which listed’five books with the commit- —.-JN KLONDYKE DISTRICT 12c, one MEMPHIS WORLDitp'f®^®’ 'A theatrical circuit in Colombia last severe head Injuries from the ac­ stubbornly try to enforce separation gregatlonal .church, on the corner of 3 l week also cancelled bookings with a member of the agency was flnan te which she says she believes do Klondyke Sundry — 1298 Vollentine1 the people. I paid 2c for ‘WWAywn’ cident.- ' .. of the races by regulation or cially interested. McDowell and Walker Avenues. The 1 the slnger. ■. Police charged the driver, Ervin through subterfuge. The enact­ • • • » ♦ contain communistic propaganda. public is Invited. DOWN TOWN DISTRICT es, I found they are cheaper " . Miss Baker recently toured Araen- The committee chairman, Senator Pantaze Drug — 209 Beale Avenue Miss Baker recently toured Argen­ H. Owen, 32, of 1535 South Welling­ ment of a law by Congress would DENY ACCEPTING JOB The theme of the week is “Negro 1 kisses from the chicks. So Boss that« tina denouncing "racial discrimina­ ton, With failure to yield the right end this un-American practice once Sterling Roberts of Kingston, says History and Human Relations.” Mr. Wyatts Hat Co. 31* Beale Avenue1 the crop til Friday, your reporter tion” in the United States. of way. NASHVILLE — Former state and for all'.” Treasurer W. N. Estes has denied (Continued On Page Four) Howard E. Sims, General Chairman...... JIMMIE COOPER. : À X. • • . ■■ ■-■■■ ’

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By WILLIAM L. UMSTEAD ■“show” ' staged for 'high.-Tanking five was to capture prisoners for -----WASHINGTON - (INS) r- A “spectators?'------'■ ...... intelligence purposes. >...... , Congressional probe was promised' The attack failed when .the enemy Rep Hoffman H am O'letree, decorated_ex- woman said she., saw the two W **>**:. Meanwhile, Eighth Army officers demonstration of the way infantry The Armed Services Chairman GI wa- chedu ed tn die in the ...ea in the uoor, out "I thought the. in Korea asserted that Congression­ forces- can take ".maximum advant­ said it was impossible for him to glcctGc chair at high noon Fridaj were playing . . I didn't know al criticism of. the operation was age„ of air, tank and artillery. sup-. believe that . responsible officers ■vere guilty of reckless sacrifice of for the ■ fatal hooting of a white hev were fivhting ” "unfair” and denied that it was a port, and that the specific objec- MOTHER TESTIFIES he lives-of American soldiers and man March 30. 1952 The commu­ predicted that "when the full facts tation was granted after Benjamin Ogletree’s mother testified at the trial that the veteran was "nervous" Alpha, Fannie Davis, Delta Sigma Theta, Miami; are known, a lot of the furor will Garland, solicitor general of the FAMCEE STUDENTS ATTEND GREEK CONFABS 'die down.” 'Monroe County Superior court, wir­ and couldn’t, sleep. She observed Herbert Alexander; Kappa Alpha Psi, Hawthorne Feat Of Heroism On Front The obove seven Florida A. and M. College stu­ Rep Bray (R) Ind , called the” ed the board that Ogletree did not that Ogletree suffered hallucina-- Florida; Charles DeShi.elds, Omega Psi Phi, Phila­ tions. dents represented four Greek-Letfer organiza­ situation as described in news: re­ have-a fair trial. delphia, and James H. Lovett, Alpha Phi Alpha, Solicitor Garland, who prosecut­ tions at national meetings during the Christmas ¡Wins Honor For A. And T. Grad ports "Utterly, disgusting ” Bray, a. The board issued an order com­ ed Ogletree, asked for the commu­ Tampa. The Deltas, Kappas, and Alphas met in World War II Army Colonel, de­ holidays, left to right, Wendell Austin, Alpha manded that the Pentagon' tell muting Ogletree’s sentence to life tation although "I may be ruining Cleveland and the Omegas in Philadelphia. — an- myself politically and even subject­ Phi Alpha, Pensacola; Leroy Bell, Omega Psi Phi, , .GREENSBORO, N. C. —. Second treated died, but Beckett atid whether J’We wore putting .on a. - imprisonment and noted that: Jamaica, Long Island; Albert Ferguson, Alpha Phi (Staff Photo by H. Jones of Famcee) ( Lt. James O. Beckett of New York other lieutenant,. B.. P. Westali of show, with* actual killings, for vis­ . ■ . . the Solicitor General who ing my family to danger by my ac­ tion. but I am convinced that this City who daringly rescued a wound Ashèvlllé, N; C’,'returned later and iting firemen, with human' beings, prosecuted this case states to the ed medical corpsman from two recovered the body Ona voluntary .used as 'guinea pigs.’ ” t Board that in his opinion William man did not have a fair trial in the strictest sense of the word although would-be Chinese captors in a “kill mission... Bray declared bitterly that stor­ Ogletree’s sentence should be com- or be killed,” hand to hand battle Although the patrol was forced ies of the operation indicated that 5 muted because he -was not given a no technical error was made ’ The Dally World had received a in Korea, is a graduate of North to withdraw, the deadly American it “smacked of the old Prussian fair trial; that In his opinion he Carolina A. and T. College. fire was effective in killing 30 Chin system ” He said: “We don’t want could not have had. a fair trial wlth- letter from Ogletree’s sister in New Jersey in which she deplored the The story relates that while the -ese Reds. to ’let anything like that develop out a change of venue which was unnamed medic was treating a Positive identification of Beckett, in America.’ not had: that though technically verdict and expressed hope that something could be done to save mortally wounded American G. I. as being the officer^participating The Pentagon said, it still was a- correct, the facts outside the record Beckltt’s unit was ordered to with in the Korean action with the 7th walting a full, official report of the . > as to the prejudicial findings of her brother's life. In Atlanta, defense attorney Rue- On Negro Medics draw under murderous enemy fire, Infantry Division was confirmed operation. guilt prompts him to make his rec- but the medic stayed on- to-render late Thursday/by a spokesman of Hoffman said the American peo­ • r ommendation,” c.- - ben Garland told the Daily World that he called his brother, Benjamin SAVANNAH. Ga. — (INS) — In aid to his fallen comrade. thé office of the Civilian Assistant ple “Want to know whether these UNFAIR TRIAL Two Chinese seized him and be­ Of -the Secretary of the Army at invited guests were witnessing a ' Garland said In Foisyth, Ga„ that Garland, who opposed him as prose­ a surprise move the Georgia Medi­ cutor In the trial, and urged him to cal Soctety postponed a decision to gan dragging him towards the the Pentagon; spectacle similar- to that where -he was convinced the verdict had make a recommendation to the par­ enemy line. Beckett dashed, for­ An outstanding student, Beckett gladiators performed for the enter­ 'been reached by the jurors before admit Negro physicians, but empha­ don and paroles board to save Ogle­ sized that the phrase "white physi­ ward to the medic’s assistance. graduated "with honor.” . in the tainment of invited guests in the ./■ the conclusion of the trial W H . tree's life. class of 1951 with a major in Busi­ time of the Roman, emperors Kimbrough, a parole. bgard ,mem- cians” has been deleted from the With the medic still on the ground, “I told him that my client hadn't State Constitution. tlie American lieutenant and the' ness Administration. Because of , her, quoted Garland as saying that two enemy soldiers fought a sav- Iris outstanding record in the In- . “Certain circumstances, and events got a flair trial and he ought to make a recommendation to com­ The group has reported favored age battle. -Beckett-won. and with -fantry-ROTC program-at A. and T <■ that- happened subsequent to "the" the admission of Negro members in he was name'd ■ a “distinguished ■; "trial have convinced me that Ogle- mute the death sentence,” the At­ the aid of other members of his Miss Dobbs To lanta attorney said. accordance with 20 Georgia coun­ patrol carried the wounded medic military student," and was commis tree’dld not have a fair trial ” ties which have already taken fav­ .- Kimbrough did not elaborate- on The attorney's brother sent a tele­ back to the Allied lines. sloned as a second lieutenant upon gram to the pardon and paroles orable action to admit Negroes to “He ran right aL them through lils graduation. . the statement' and the board did full membership Fulton county is hot r,eveal the evidence it consider- board and asked that the sentence oiir own’fire." related Sgt. Daniel Lt. Beckett visited the A. ami T. Take Lead In be commuted. , not ampng this list. Cordova of Durango. Colo.,' “The College' campus lust September im­ 'S’fefl-■yesterilay On January 9. the Upon learning of his brother’s ac­ mediately prior to his departure for i' Board refused to commute the sen- But the group, after a lengthy Chinese Were determined to keep -Itehee tion, Atty. Rueben Garland said he the medic prisoner but Beckett hit Korea. Thé son of Mr and Mrs. sent a telegram to his brother at discussion on the controversial sub­ James O. Beckett of .26 Morning­ Strauss Opera • * ¿At that hearing. Solicitor Garland ject. voted to turn the decision over them with everything he had.” Ii Jackson, Ga., congratulating him for During the struggle to free the side Avenue, New York City, he -is ; • had opposed a commutation His I his “courage." to the policy and legislation com­ LONDON—Miss Mattiwilda Dobbs \ brother, Reuben Garland, of Atlan- medic, the soldier who was being- 23 years of age. The telegram, the Atlanta Attor­ mittee, headed by Dr. John Elliott. American coloratura ¡soprano who ; ota. pleaded for “leniency” and ney said, reads: CLARK GRADUATE EMPLOYED AS INDUSTRIAL CHEMIST - Rufus During the discussion, Dr. Ful- recently started her operatic ca­ V pointed outthat Ogletree's nerves , mej Holton, president of the group, reer, will sing the lead in a Strauss had been “shattered” in Korea “News of your courageous action WilspnJI, right, is shown in the research laboratory of the Zep reached- me this afternoon .... you iread to the members a recently a- opera- next summer at Glynde- . The $tate Supreme court-refused Manufacturing company, running a quality control test On a batch [-mended..section of the State Con­ The Campus Roundup botirne. Britain’s most fashionable '• ..2,’w grant the veteran a new trial in are a great Solicitor General of pine oil disinfectant made at the Atlanta plant. Watching the in this,state, your recommendation stitution to delete the phrase “white music festival. ' > September. test is Dr. Harold B. Friedman, research director for-the company. physicians. ” . yi The state contended at the trial of commutation of death sentence Tlie Earl of Harewood, Who pub­ to life imprisonment of William Wilson is the first Negro chemist employed by the company? ' Favorable action had been ex­ The Powell Laboratory School lishes a magazine devoted to op­ *'tliat Ogletree shot William Bell, af- Ogletree who would have died in the pected because the group was in­ SAVANNAH, GA.— Mr. William Vj. $er the former walked into a For- J. Holloway, dean of Men at Sa- Parent- Teacher Association held era recently heard Miss Dobbs sing J iksyth gas station to purchase a pack- electric chair Friday is indicative ol formed that membership in the its regular meeting Tuesday,. Jan 20. and described her as “the out­ your love of justice. American Medical Association is vanah State College arid Mr. T. 'fcage of gum. The defense did not Franklin Carr, Assistant Professor- Highlighting- the meeting was the standing coloratura of her genera­ "There can be no justice in the dependent on prior membership in dramatization presented, by the 6th tion.” He aded that she has a «deny this but set up that Ogletree administration of law unless its ad­ Zep Manufacturers county, and state societies. of Business were guest speakers on grade class in the area of Table “tenderly beautiful voice." Ashot Bell “aocidentally” after the ministration is equal, and the very a program at the West Broad Street I Fulton . county recently voted to Etiquette. F.white man assaulted him • fact on cross examination - that a accept. Negro doctors on a “scien­ YMCA Saturday, January 19, 1953. A native of Atlanta, GA, she is h’ VET TESTIFIES white witness swore that she Would tific membership " Only one doc­ , The occasion was a planning con Their future plans7 include “Found a graduate of Spelman College and Ogletree testified at. the trial that not swear anything to help a Ne­ ference sponsored by the extension has studied' music in New York , Che. bought the gun. turned around tor responded. ers Day” celebration to be held in gro and the facts,-too, that this ¡Hire Negro Chemist Requirements . hold that for any workers of Chatham County. February and "Teacher’s Day” iu Lord Harewood heard hor in a con­ ».and bumped into Bell, adding: . — ... - —- - ■ , . ■ ' - young Negro.who served his country physician to be accepted either on March. cert in tlie Netherlands shortly af­ ;; S ‘Z’ said,Said, ‘’Excuse me ’’ So at the in a 90-day battle in Korea was as­ a state or national basis, he must Dean Holloway spoke on the sub­ ter she -came to Europe. - v-time he . picked up his chair ahd saulted by the deceased under the first - be an accredited member of ject “American Dreams" and Mr. The Association is making pro­ During June and July, the pro­ . said. .'Nigger (sic),. I’m going to evidence shows on its face that he' a county' group. Carr on the, subject "Business and gress as reported by their' purchas­ gram at the Glyndebourne Fes­ kill you,” like that ;He hit me, and Clark Grad To Operate Agriculture.” ing Committee. So far they have should not, have had a conviction Meanwhile, the, group agreed on ----- —-. , r____ tival will consist of Strauss’ “Arl- . L. sgfd,..'Please, mister don’t hit me.’ other than voluntary' manslaughter an item they had been expected to purchased- several—volley—balls,- adne_auf—NaxosY' Miss Dobbs will He.went like this and said. ‘Nigger under the law. Were it pot for your Mr. Ray Brock, special commen basketballs, saccer balls, footballs sing the lead role of Zerbinetta, , 'ré'ent jó6 ihvojves the and Georgia Tech,' Friedman is one. The committee was also_ un- entitled to emergency outpatient disability 'also, .the criteria for de- : supervision and testing-of various of the nation’s top-flight industrial animous in okaying Robert An- I chemical solutions used in the treatment. j -tei-minlng total ¿Usability are dif- I chemists; dersoh as Navy ' Secretary. But ifll»«,' .-»J1- WR- ; I’m. a blinded veteran, andT • ferenterent in.. insurance from those for manufacture of soaps, floor waxes, Sen. Kefauver (D) Tenn., "dis­ disinfectants', insecticides, and de- j Friedman praised Wilson and ¡Í ¡,-lUidcrstand I am entitled to a see- ¿jmpénsation matters sented for the time being” in the ,i th)g-eye dog at government expense. sident urged prompt action on the appointments, of which only An- TUSKE&EE, ALA— (SNS) — On erous contributions;’and that there derson’s was non-controversial. Sunday, January 25', the- Tuskegee will be an early completion of the Branch, of the NAACP formally campaign. Ail solicitors will- report launched its campaign for $1500, its their collections to the ehairman. 2nd Lt. Nickerson quota of the $15,000 Alabama'SCho- Mr. Gomillion. larship and Educational Fund. The In Anti-Aircraft Fund will be used by the Alabama Sunday, February 8, has been set State Conference Of N. A. À. C. P as NAACP Sunday, and all church­ Division In Texas Branches to Open up opportunities es' -In the community .are requested for graduate and professional study to solicit contributions from mem­ FORT. BLISS, TEXAS — 2nd Lt in'the Alabama’State Universities. bers of the congregations who have Sherman Nickerson, .son of Mrs riot already ‘ contributed; Maude J. Smith of Fairfield, Ala., Speaking at the regular meeting' Is now- enrolled in thé Antiaircraft of the NAACP pn Sunday, the chair Hampton Institute and Guided Missile Branch of The man. of the local campaign commit­ Artillery School at this Post, tee, ' C. G. Gomillion, announced Notes 85th Year —He will spend several weeks .study T.-- that thtrty persons had made ad- FAMCEE ALUMNI ASSOCIA- j (he^ annual banquet last Tuesday President George W;. Gore,-Jr., ar -van.ced eontrlbutions ranging^ bc- HAMPTON ya — The eighty-, at the-extreiri^right ls-A.-S- Ga fifth annual Founder's Day at Wldenhpuse-touched upon- the part soclatlon, as it symbol of the myL ther, head football coacli and d twëen $50 and five dollars each.Ber Hampton. Institute featured, an ad­ the American Missionary Associa­ WITH NATIONAL, CHAMPION- I Pearl Harbor Supply Center Newshawks tween January 25 and February 16 SHIP .TROPHY — William Ken- thlcal nations) title won during the rector of athletics < Kenchon ar dress by the Rev. Philip Widen- tion played in the founding of Hepburn, a pair of All-American Carl R. Gilmore, Technical Information Officer; forty campaign workers will be so­ house. a sermon by President Alonzo Hampton. Thé general secretary of chon, second from left, And Alkln grid season. The presentation was liciting contributions from citizens Hepburn,, center, co-captains of the are .irqm Miami Dr . Howell was A'.iCrqddipk, JOI, USN, Assistant to Technical Information G Mprori, and the induction'.of the association, Rev. Widenhouse made ¡by Dr. i>. Howell, second quarterback . on the .’04. RatU in the "city and county. The prevail members into the. Quarter-Century. referred. in his speech to Genera] 1952 Florida.A -and' M College foot-“! r; Clarence J Miller, SA, USN; Malcolm Johnson, AF3, USN Jng oplnion among the worker^ _ Is; .ball team,'are Show*».holding,the from right? In behalf of tlqe _assor squgd(staff:photo by;H. aones,; Club of the college. • ■ . ■ Samuel .Qhapmgn Armstrong who elation. At the extreme., left is Famcee).- '( ■ ‘ , antes Benton, JOSN/USN. — (Navy Photo) that' many citizens will make gen-- During his address,' the Rev. founded Hampton in 1888. . trophy presented, to the squad at £

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MEMPHIS WORLD • Tuesday, February 3

JOKERS AND ZEPHYR CLUBS [ torlum'. Music was rem By JEWEL GENTRY' The Jokers and Zephyr clubs met | Cool’ ‘Brcezcrs. •'<. ■ wt. i A. K. A. SORORITY ease. He was excellent, and that was lor Hayes,-Mr. Harold Johns, Mrs. at the home of Miss Ann Carnes Tcenagers- seen were: Cozette’Mc­ PRESENTS HIT SHOW a real- knife that he caught in his Utillus Phillips and Mrs. Alex Du- Bartholomew last'Wednesday nite. Vay, Mary Truitt, Norvene Washing-" Society turns out for "Hit" Show left hand. riias. The purpose of the meeting was ton, Emma Jean Anderson, Dorothy and Enjoys Real Thrills. JUANITA ARNOLD as Dagmar Dr. and Mrs. O. b: Braithwaite. for the Zephyr’s and Jokers Dance Truitt, Jean Plea6, Johnny Branch, ■: All the traditional glitter and. ex­ Lome (of the follies) added much Mrs. Addie Jones, Mrs. W. B. Woods scheduled for April. . Charlone Adams. Gladys Steinberg, citement filled the City Auditorium humor to* play— She; was a .scrèàth Mrs. Gertrude Armstrong, Mrs. J. E. The Zephyrs’ present at. meeting Arnette Thomas. < Rose Kill, Remon Thursday night when a large crowd — Her part was spórt, but one of Walker, Mrs. Kenneth Jones, Miss Jo •were: Rose Caviness, Barbara Gud- Bates, Jessie Wilburn, William Ross, filled the Auditorium with the add­ thè most talked about one from hun­ Ellen Jones; Mr. H. Malone, Mr. ger. Margaret Smith. Elizabeth Ann Earlinc Matthew, Earnest Owens, .. ed thrill of. a "big-time" .show pro­ dreds — SO did ALTHEA PRICE do ahd Mrs. ' A. J. Gillis, Mrs. . Doris j Hunt, Joyce Brown, (president) Bet­ Willie Edna Meachum, George Cox, ; duced by local talent — talent, which a bit of good acting as Marie Ducr'ot, Scotti Miss Frances Tharpe, Dr; ty Coe. Helen Bolden, Mildred Rob­ Mulch! Brent, Robert Williams, : proved to be GOOD. .,'•'. French Maid. Speaking of hUinoT.f•an (d Mrs. E. Frank White, Atty, and inson, Margaret Hubbard, Edna Seay Christopher Burford. The show was the A. K. A.'s an- we can’t leave out THOMAS LUMP­ Mrs.' James F. Estey, Mr. and Mrs. Earline. Harris, and your columnist. Leon smith, James Arthur Wil-. nual project and Memphis turned . KINS as' elevator man ; SAM Robert Mebane. Mr. and Mrs.' É. The Jokers present were: Paul Hams, Dorothy Johnson, Barbara ■. out in full force for the occasion. QUALLS as Court Clerk; 'arid Weed, Mr; arid Mrs. Hudson Barbee, Thompson, Sanford Morris, Plummer Harris, Ann Carries Bartholomew, , ... -Proceeds from the tickets will sup­ LOUIS JOHNSON who played , thè and Mrs. J. D. Williams. Lee Pruitt, Eustore Moore, Leon Marie Rodger, Pearllne Wright, Dor­ port the sorority’s welfare program,: role' of Police Inspector. Others, all Knowles (president), James Wil­ is Hull, Edward Robinson and James Mr and Mrs. Edward R. Kirk, Mr Artry. • ’ but in addition to contributing to a who could have been singled out for E. A. Teague^ Mrs: E. M. Wright, liams. Floyd Pruitt. Philip Jackson, worthy cause the very appreciative a big bit of good acting were MEL­ Attorney Henry Twigg cf St. Louis Gleen Lane, James Dennis, Harold SPHINX SOCIAL CLUB , - Mickels. and Harold Evans, The Sphinx Social Club sponsored audience found itself oh the receiv­ BA BRISCOE, as Gertrude Rice, Mo., with Mrs. Betty Bland ing end of more than two full hours wife of the murder, man, who is a CAST OF “THE TRIAL OF MARY The Jokers Club- sweetheart Miss a Carnival last Wednesday, night at ■ of sparkling entertainment. Many person of much mature charm. — DUGAN" GIVEN PARTY IN TOP Frankie Lee Bradley, was also pre­ the Y. M. C. A. friends have called and sent tele­ (and was she mad at the beautiful sent. Unique decorations carried out HAT AND TAILS CLUB ROOM ZO ZO CLUB grams to members of the cast say- Mary Dugan) DR.’W. O. SPEIGHT. A beautiful spirit was shown when the Idea of tho Carnival. The Zo Zo Club of Hamilton and Everyone seemed to be enjoylhg v ing that it was the most entertain- SR. as examining physician Dr. Wel­ male members of the cast gave a MEMBERS OF THE LA JOVIAL CLUB POSE AT THEIR Mosley, Miss Estelle Edge, president of the club; | . ing show that has hit Memphis at come was typlpal in the-- role' — It Melrose High .Schools. sponsored a themselves, especially at th«- kiss­ party in the “Top Hat and Tails SEMI-FORMAL given at the Hippodrome Friday Mrs; Alma Ross, seated; Mrs. Georgia Smith, Mrs. dance last Thursday night January any-time and that the acting was was all so real. Georgia Rosé Sylvers Club Room”, top ' the .Lumpkins im­ ing booth. superb. ' Gertrude Walker, Harold Jamison, night. Reading left to right are Mrs. Mabel Jesse Stevens, Miss Ethel Hooseman and Mrs. 29. 1953. at the Foote Homes Audl- Teenagers enjoying the Sphinx’ mediately after ■ the ' performance hospitality were: Joyce Brown, Ear- . COMMENTS Lonnie' Briscoe, Jesse Springer, a ty­ Thursday night; The group showed- Johnson, Mrs. James Ella Rodgers, Mrs. Ruby Doris Scott. Domestic Relations Court of the pical tailor; Otis Brown, Jerry Davis llne Harris, Mildred Robinson, Har­ MRS. CHARLE' ROLAND — "The that they hated to break up. Prac­ City of'New York; Vice'President, old Michels. Evelyn Jackson. Qleo “Trial of Mary Dugan” was the best received hearty applause. So did I. tices have been such a pleasure said Dr. Lester Breidenbach, New York S. Bodden, and Lonnie Briscoe. Counsel be directed to draft a regu­ Bridges, Philip Jackson, Gleen Lane, play'that I have seen lately. , the male leads that we want to cele­ University; Vice President, Dr. Floyd Pruitt. James Dennis,, Logan 1 - ; brate. So they did by Inviting A. K. lation forbidding racial discrimina­ MR. J. A. HAYES: In a meeting Other members of the cast were tion in restaurants. Eugene H. Dibble. Director, John Mitchell (club sweetheart) David to his teachers at Manassas School A. and other female members of thè A. Andrew Hospital; Vice Presl- Sargent. Leon Bradshaw. Billy. Rob­ Daryl Grisham, a perfect Court cast to a party. , TEENAGE FASHIONS In offering his suggestion Dono­ where he is principal. Mr. Hayes Stenographer; Ben Jones,.good as hue, said: dent, Miss Mary E Switzer. Direc­ inson, Ovie Morgan, Raymond Hale, said that the show was the most Members , oi the cast and their tor, Office of Vocational Rehabili­ Charles Fisher. Clifford, Deloach, an Inspector; Harold Jamison, Court mates arid a few other friends pre-, "The Court ol Appeals split 4-to-4 entertaining show that he has seen Attendants', Dr. George West, L. O. on the constitutional question, with tation. Federal Security Agency; Willie Durham. . at any time and that he could see It sent were Vick Hancock, D. J. Tho­ by Secretary. Mrs Gertrude B. Stone. Tommie Lee Ross, Loon Khowjes, Swingler, Joe Westbrooks, and Book- mas, Funner and Vivian Baker,- the ninth Judge, Mr. Justice Pretty-' again. He also spoke of-thc-co-oper­ tor- Jones — .Newspaper Reporters man, raising the suggestion that Caccr Research Foundation, Har­ Paul Thompson. Sanford Morris, ation and the marvelous spirit car­ Charlie Tarpley, Taylor Hayes, Dr. lem Hospital; Treasurer, Dr, M. Jean Wright, Edith Peote,, David were J. D.' Williams, Floyd Bass, and Mrs. W. O. Speight, Miss Mar­ NELLIE PEOPLES even it it were not. unconstitutional, ried out by members of the organi­ Harold Jamison, Fred Harris,, Mar­ the long disuse of the so-called lost Leo Bobrow, Director of Gyneco* Wright, Henzel Mannings,. Jeaft Mc- zation. tha Anderson escorted by Bennie Hospital; Chairman Klnnley, Nellie Peoples, and : your tha Anderson and Jewel Gentry. Tate; Kathryn' Perry, Ì. A. and statute by unenforcemcnt would logy. Harlem ■ MRS. VIVIAN CONLEY: I saw Spectators were Ann Benson, Wil­ make negative the right to enforce of the Board. Dr. W. Montague columnist. ‘ ’•> "f' “The Trial of Mary .Dugan" , in Bos­ Doris Bodden, John and Juanita Ar­ It. Cobb, professor and Head, Depart Don't forget the Popularity Con­ lie Branch, Elizabeth Elrod, Ciani nold, Frank Stanley of Louisville ton during my days at Smith Col­ Hobson,. Emma D. Scott, Mildred HOSTESS TO FOOTBALL the home, of Miss Nora. Dazier, Sun­ "I suggest wc ask the Corporation ment of Anatomy. Howard Medical test. VOTE for your favorite.in-your lege — The show put on by local and Charlie Browning . from New BANQUET day. January 25, Business was dis­ school. Listen to Radio Station WD McClcavc, Dorothy McDaniels, Ome­ York City; . Gertrude Walker with Counsel to prepare a regulation, and' School who organized the fund. . talent was the better of the.two — ga Shelto, Adrienne Simpkins, Ida Many charming young-ladies were cussed concerning the Big Dance when it is prepared I will move its IA each/Saturday at 4:45 P. M. fdr I'too could sec it even again after Jessie Lee Williams, Jerry Davis hostesses at the Booker Washington soon. The club advisor was"selected adoption." the winners each week. Mae Walker, Dorothy Warr, Pearlie with Otis Brown, Floyd and Hazel . seeing. it twice. It- was amazing to Mae Gasaway, Howard Cash, Em­ Football Banquet Wednesday, Jan. she is Mrs. Brown, the aunt of the Commissioner F. Renah Gamaliel- Teenagers Barred ■ .... .A me to see the audience do something Bass, Melvin and Vivian Conley, 28. These young ladies were fashion­ hostess. Miss Dozier,- who served a mitt Simon, Melvin Conley.. O. Bi Daryl and Gloria Grisham, Harold at first objected. "Why not wait for that is rarely If ever done here — Johnson, Claiborne Davis', W. W. ably attired. I observed: Mary Fran­ very tasty repast qf Ice cream and the decision of the Supreme Court?" From Pool Rooms Personal They gladly-waited; for "CURTAIN and Ida Jamison, Joe Westbrook cis Gates, wearing a beautiful gold delicious cookies, while music was- Camaller asked: Draper, Vera Clark and Herman and Elizabeth and Emmitt Simon. » CALL." Sweet, Cleaning-women, truly, dress­ .suede' dress, with rhinestones insert-, accomodated by the great music "That would be all right," said Pool and Blllard Halls of Mem­ Mr. Willie Grose, 3745 Ellis Ave., MRS. EDNA SWINGLER: I actu- Lonnie and Melba Briscoe, Louis cd in bodice. Her shoes were black maestro Mr. Alpheus Fields. Chicago, Ill., formerly of Memphis ed for the occasion . were Frances and Ann Reba Twigg, L. O. . and Donohue, "if the issue hadn't been phis arc being checked to keep teen­ . ally cried all through the "Trial; suede. • : raised by the court. Justice Pretty­ agers from shooting pool. was one of those who traveled a long Richardson and Emma Tom John­ Edna Swingler. Booker Jones, Geor­ Members present were; Charles distance to be present at the fbneral Of Mary Dugan.” The acting was so son. 1 Davis McGhee was charming in man raised the question. I'd like to A pool hall operator was fined $26 real. gia Rose Sylvers, J. D. and Bernice her beautiful . suit and navy blue Jelks, Curlie Smith, Selma McCol- give him an answer, of his life time friend, Jesse Swaut-- THE REVEREND BLAIR T. Williams, Ben Jones. Thomas Lump­ for permitting teenagers to shoot MRS. W. B. WOODS: Of all Of the ankle straps. She' wore a beautiful 11ns,' Almpda Bupmus, Sylvia. Cooper, "If we adopt the regulation and pool without their parents permis­ sey. ■:... ■' .. HUNT, Foreman of the Jury, stood kins. at Home, and “Your Column­ skj^blue^box- pl'eated_skirt-aTrctosky'^1‘''l!)“Lattihg—Plommle^PewittTdAn- Mr. Grose, while in the Bluff City ’ plays that I have seen on Broadway in the audience and gave the. ver­ the Supreme Court holds the old sion and received a stern warning I can't say that I have ever enjoyed ist.” blue plaid coat of- a form fitting nle Williamson, Ophelia Paston, laws constitutional." said Donohue, from Judge Becerly Boushe In City was royally entertained by his many dict. LA JOVIAL CLUB GIVES John Roby, Mozelle Reed and Law­ one as I did the “Trial of Mary Du­ fashion. Carrie Butler wore a flare "we would have filled up the game Court Thursday. friends and was a visitor at the den­ gan. The parts were really fitted for ANN REBA TWIGG, whose name BRILLIANT SEMI-FORMAL grey printed taffeta dress ahd black rence Seymour. . ’ and have the regulation enacted and He is Lloyd Mackey. 31. of 1305 tal office Of Dr. E. Frank- White. , has been linked with the A. K. A. One of the loveliest parties given suede wedges. This was a lovely Grose, left Memphis Sunday Feb. each and every character, and each LA PALOMA SOCIAL CLUB probably started through the courts. Decatur, arrested Wednesday after­ was as perfect as. I have seen in Plays over a period of years, direct­ this season was the beautiful semi- contrast. There are two issues before the court noon after police found several 1 on the City of New Orleans for ed the play again — And' it did re­ formal given by members of the La Virginia Poston, wore a beautiful The La Paloma Social. Club met Chicago. his role. . at the home of Miss Delores Harp, I would like to remove them.” youths playing or watching the The. Tria] was definitely on the present work. Hats off to MARION Jovial Club Friday night in the beau changeable colored taffeta- skirt and Brig. General Louis W. Prentiss, game at 1406 North Bellevue. The JOHNS, basileus of the sorority who tifully decorated Hippodrome Ball a white lace inset nylon blouse. Her January 25. 1953. The dance at the tongues of scores of Memphians and Foote Homes Auditorium was. dis­ the Engineer Commissioner, seemed judge warned Mackey “I will not a large number who came from out- spoke thanking the kind and co­ .Room. shoes were of black patent leather. to be in doubt about the drafting of have .minors hanging around pool­ operative audience, members of the Decorations centered around a Delores Myles .wore a flare aqua cussed. A new member was accept­ of-town for the performance. ed: Ruth Jane Hriyes. Members' pre­ a non-discrlmlnution regulation at rooms.” FIRE — AUTOMOBILE Bayard Veiller, famed . writer, cast and ■ presented director Twigg huge red heart and white stock that skirt and beautiful gibson styled this time. General Prentiss said he He was one of three operators.ar­ who was presented flowers by Emesis decorated the orchestra pit and Tuff nylon blouse. Zella Finnie wore a sent were: Claudia McKinney. Zora created a play from a mere murder Davis, Ruth Jane Hayes and- Mary failed to understand how the pass­ rested Wednesday. trial ...... MARY DUGAN,A an Bright. Others presented were' Greene’s smooth jump band played. beautiful navy poodle cloth skirt and age of .a regulation now would elimi­ Jesse Wilbert Scott, 28. poolropm INSURANCE KATHRYN PERRY, chairman of Members presented by Mr. Jesse Woodward, Mrs. A. R. Cash; advisor. outstanding member of the Follies blouse. There were many other fasti THE LAS AMIGOS nate the question of disuse of the operator of 746 Hamilton, arrested on trial for her life after her multi­ the play; Elizabeth Simon, Mae Da­ Springer were Mrs. Doris Scott, ions displayed. "Equal Service’ Acts enacted by the on the same charge, forfeited $11, venport, and Jewel Gentry. Other Mrs. Jessie M. Stevens, Mrs. Alma SOCIAL CLUB ...... millionaire boy friend is found.dead SPHINX CARNIVAL The Las Amigos...Social Club mi-.t Legislative Assembly of the District A similar charge against Charles in her apartment was done by9"VIC” Chairmen who could not' be located Ross, Miss Estelle Edge, Mrs. Geor­ The Sphinx Social club gave a' car of Columbia in 1872 .and 187,3. . Chambers, 55, operator of a pool hall Ë.P. NABORS at the time were Helen Shelby, Al­ gia Smith, Mrs. Ruby Mosley, Miss nival January 28, at the Y. M. C. A. lit the home of Miss Shirley Doug­ HANCOCK who superbly played the las. Plans were made’ for the “In­ As he saw it. Mr. Donohue said, at Southern Bowling Lanes, at 299 »role of .Mary — Playing opposite her ma Booth, and Ruby Speight who Ethel Hooseman, Mrs. Mabel John­ Many teenagers- were present. The the regulation could be adopted un­ North Cleyeland. was continued un­ did an excellent, job as chairman of son, and Mrs. James Ella Rodgers. fashions were mainly casual. Some vitational Party" on February 27. 242 HERNANDO was CHARLIE TARPLEY doing the A very delicious menu was served. der ■ the Commissioners' licensing til Thursday. role of Jimmy Dugan, brother to the the tickets. Each "member went all out in dress, qf the teenagers present were: Hazel authority. It could be worded, he Police Chief Ed Reeves says per­ early arrivals but the- frocks worn by Miss Jioose- Members -present were: Elizabeth PHONES 37-3476 - 2-8514 defendant and attorney for the same Mannings, Virginia - Poston—Bettie Taylor, Florencfe Hodge, Juanita said, so that a condition of restau­ sons under 20 are not allowed to won the respect and the love of the Arriving early were Mr. and Mrs. man, a greèn tàffeta with a bustle Neal, Jean McKinney, Edith Peete, rant and tavern' licenses would be shoot pool, Unless they have per­ Sidney Oates, Mr. Jim Wells, Miss back, and . the coffee color' sheer' Robinson, Mary Dotson, Roberta audience in his interest to help his Jo Ann Goodwin, Geraldine Stevens, Carr, Geneva Merriweather, Vera that all "well-behaved” persons must mission from their parents. only- sister — This part brought tears Fairy Peyton, Evelyn Clark, Hazel covered with gold sequins worn by Gloria Bryant, Delores Myles, Em­ be served, regardless ol race or color Pyles, Mr. J. L. Buckner, Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Mabel Johnson were simply ma Jean Wimms, Ann Reddick, Pete Pierce, Lula Murphy, and Erma . to many. And it is still being talked Tate. Guests present were: Joseph Violation of this condition would about as if It were real. It takes Collins. Mr. John Arnold, Jr., Mrs. beautiful. Mrs. Smith Wore- an at- Gregory, David Wright, Gwendolyn lead to revocation of the license, D.--J. Thomas,' Mrs,-Hairiett-Davis, |.tractive blue_crep.eto.Mrs. Mosley a Williams, Donald Cole, Lawrence ■ something of an actor to do the part Shaw,. Joe_Teviy^R,. D.'Redmond, Smith, and Wili Williams. Donohue explained. done by “TIPPY BAKER” who play- with her mother, Mrs. M. L, LaNior,. smart blue taffeta; Miss Rbdgers a Sarah Parker,- Jeaii Wright, Mattie Mrs. Marie L. Adams, Mrs. Aline very pretty short formal; .Mrs. Ross Redmond. FASHIONABLE YOUNG MEN : ed the role of Mr. Galwey, District . This Is . concerning some lucky Attorney ...... It was said that Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wash­ wore an attractive gray satin and Joyce Brown, Francis Ruffin, Joyce burn, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guy, Sr.. Mrs. Stevens was the usual picture young men. Six fair looking, well Harlem Hospital BAKER, TAYLOR' HAYES, Judge McAnult.y, Glrtha Sermons, Adell dressed girls are looking for. a. .boy­ in the play, and D. J. THOMAS, De­ Mrs. Lillian Newman, Miss Frances Tn a short coffee colored formal. Payne, Mildred Robinson, Earline Honors Medic Tharpe, Mr. Richard Banks, Mrs. GUESTS friend. You must have the following fense Attorney and later found guil­ Harris, Edna Ingram, Lonnie Hub­ qualifications: Visit at least, once a At Harlem Hospital. New York ty of killing Edgar Rice, effectively' Lucy Smith', Miss Utoka Quarles, . Among some of. the guests glimpsed bard, Edward Martin, Raymond Hab "Willa” Monfoe, Mrs. Maggie Jor- were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Qualls, Miss week; call every day; Your height City, last night a Louis T. Wright portrayed' their roles each having Artie Ree Manriings, Leon Knowles, 5 ft. 51’ to 6 ft. tall. These are the Memorial Fund was established in the carriage, and personality, for daft, Miss Ruth Holmes, Mr. Monroe Alice Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Perry An­ Velma Ellis; Eartha .Clark, Gloria Jac.kson, Mrs. Bernice Callaway, derson, Miss Annie M- Hammond; girls: boys looking for Boyfriends: honor.of the Surgical Director and same. Taylor Hayes’ stern sure-of- Collins, Gloria Washington, Maggie Betty Jean Johnson 8-8011; Gwen­ President of the Medical Board' of - every move manner proved by a Mrs. Jana Cox arid Miss Minuette Mr. and Mrs. G. Wade, Mrs. Carrie Ross, James Jones, Sanford Morris, Morris.. L. . Spruille, Mrs. Frances Starks, dolyn Marie Ingram, 4-2083;. Eliza­ Harlem Hospital who died on Oc­ perfect judge — D. J. Thomas, ac­ James Catron, C. D. Gordon, George beth Ann Hunt, 35-1203; Helen tober 8. 1952. Dr. Wright had also cording to many comments, is a Mrs. Bishop Reddick, Dr. T. M. R. Miss Milan Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Lane. ■’ Howard, Mound Bayou, Miss: sur­ Leonard' Carter, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bolden, 39-2907; Margaret Smith, been Chairman of the Board of the smooth witty actor and could have Paul Thompson, James' Woods, 34-9977 and Dorothy Jean Cole, National Association for the Ad­ - done any of the three parts with geon; Prof. and. Mrs. Washburn, McCulley, and Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Cleo Bridges, Evelyn Jackson, James Mrs. C. M. Roulhac. Sr.,. Mrs. Chris Speight. 5-7239. Act at once. While respond­ vancement of Colored People for Bridges, ’Waller Humphreys, Carrie ing, by all means don't forget, your, twenty years and had been the re­ Roulhdc, Mrs. Marvin Tarpley, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Strong, Mr. Butler, Evelyn Mose, Robert Lewis, Mary. Patterson of Memphis and and Mrs. Willie Hill, Mr. and Mrs. columnist.. - cipient of many honors for his Dennis Moore, J. D. Williams, David achievement' in medicine. New York;' Mr. Frank Stanley, pub­ Albert Miller, Mr. Edwin Prater, Mr. Sargeant, Logan Mitchell, ' Glen This brings to atclose our so­ lisher of the Louisville Defender and. and Mrs. George Anderson, Mr. and Lane, Floyd Pruitt, Willie Nelson, journ for today. Remcnjbcr the Tlie Fund will be used for awards yice President of the Defender Pa­ Mrs. Fred. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Marge' Tipton, Horwood Booker Washington Seniors Pre­ which will be made annually in the TRAVIS BLOODWORTH pers; Mr. Charlie Browning of the Lindsey Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mims, and many others.. Valentine -dance, February j0 at form of fellowships to graduate Manager ¿Mt. Manager New York Age both enroute to the Crawford, Mr. and Mi’s. Robert Rob­ the B. T.'W. Gymnasium. I’ll be see­ physicians and or grants in aid In “ Publisher's Workshop now conven-. THE VERSATILE ertson, Miss C. M. Smith arid Miss SOCIAL CLUB ing you and yours there, so don't fail support of research. The "Screamies”? ing in New Orleans; and Mrs. Car? Helen Powell. . The Versatile Social. Club met at me. The fund will be maintained by DIXIE FINANCE CO Marvelous FREEDAY gives amazing •Ice Bailey. Mr, George Mims, Mrs; Ida Bell annual voluntary contributions new FAST help! Quickly cases the Others glimpsed before and after Tuggle, Mrs. Delores Harris, Mrs.. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hardoway, from individuals, groups or organi­ 152 Madison Ave.—5-76H pain, of headaches, cramps, backache the performance were Mr. and Mrs. Thelma Burke, Mr.'arid Mrs. Clar­ and that jittery, washed-out, drag- Mr. and' Mrs. Gilbert Fisher, Mr. zations in sympathy in its purpose. A Home Owned and Operated Company Making. . ged-down feeling often accompany­ A. Maceo Walker, Mrs.-A. A. Latting ence-Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.-Na- Robert W. Miller, Mr. Eunice Snell,, The. amount, number and variety ing functional pcrlod pain. FREEDAY Mrs. Funnel’ Baker, w*ife of the Dis­ is new, modern, contains the more . bors. Miss .Earline Lewis, Miss Lou-, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Walker, Mrs, of awards will be determined by LOANS ON potent analgesic. Sodium Salicylate, trict Attorney; Mrs. W. O. Speight, ethel Mims, Mr. and Mrs. James Allene Walls, Mrs. Kate Hudson, Appeal Of D C. funds in hand. No limitations will combined ★ ★ with extractives of 4 tlme- Sr., Di. Oscar Speight, Mr’ Phil Chatman, Miss -Mildred Hooks, Mr. Dr. arid ' M.rs-. W. H. Young, Miss be placed upon the professional AUTOMOBILES FURNITURE ■ proven, herbs. Very first, dose starts Booth. Dr. W. H, Young, Mr. Thom­ Eddio-Tcamciv-Mi'. -and-Mfs.-C.-B. feet relief because FREEDAY is'a Dorothy -Taylor,-Mr.- and Mrs. H. A. background of beneficiaries or the ★ EQUIPMENT ★SIGNATURE liquid—no waiting for tablets to dis­ as Perkins, Mrs. Dixon, Miss Doris Cole, Miss Janice Cox, Mrs. Foster Gillam, Mr. -and* Mrs. Robert Lee geographic locations or scientific solve! Next time try FREEDAY . . , Jean Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lew­ ’W, Johnson. Safe Case Asked And Financing Dealer Sales of these Articles ever- Mosley. fields in which they will work. the most wonderful help you've is, Mrs. T. H. Hayes. Sr., Mrs. Tay- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Parker, Mr. and had or money back! Mr. H. G. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON, D. C. — (NNPA) Beneficiaries will be chosen ■ on a Mr. Hendricks and Mr. Bloodworth invite you to come Mrs. H. W. Bower), Mr. and Mrs, Rufus Winfred, Miss Larrie Wright, T .— The three-member Board of' Com­ basis of merit and nothing else. in for prompt friendly service; You will like our cour-r . Eugene Jordon,1 Mrs. Albert Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Laney, Dr. Leland missioners of the District of Colum­ The officers of the Fund are as The Gersoppa Dukes, Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Walk­ bia last Tuesday directed the Cor­ •follows: Honorary President, Dr. teous treatment,. We like to say yes to your loan INCOME TAX SERVICE Reggie Blackmon, . Mr. and Mrs. W. er, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Young, Miss poration Counsel to seek a review George. Packer Berry, Dean, Har­ requests., • DAY OR NIGHT Presley, Mr.- and Mrs. Irman Mor­ Lena L. Rivers. Mrs. Clafa Simp-’ by the United States Supreme Court ris, Mr. Emmitt McClellan’s, Mr. vard Medical School; President, son, Mr, J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. of the judgment of the United States Honorable Hubert T. Delany, Judge FOR BUSINESS AND INDIVIDUALS and Mrs.’Frank Pierson. Mr. Mel­ Fled Perkins', Mrs. W. M. Smith.. ' Court of Appeals here holding that vin. Bonds, Mr. Fred Shinn, ’ Miss Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Lee, Mr. arid restaurants ih Washington may le­ ROBERT F. JONES Katherine. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. „L; R. Taylor, Mr. Henderson gally refuse to serve colored persons. James Wilkins, Mrs. Leanna King, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGraw, OFFICE PHONE 5-0746 RES. PHONE 9-0134 Because. vKlhe,-„nat.ipnal „import­ Mr. James William, Miss Vera Wil­ ;M“fTXns^Wdods;‘Hif.“’Maurice Hill, ance of the issues involved in' the“ 658 VANCE AVENUE 376 SIMPSON AVENUE liams. Mrs. Wadell Coperol, Mr. Dr. Wardell Gooch, Mrs. Mabel Love case and the three-way split of the MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Frank Wilber, Miss Ida Lee Jackson who came down from Nashville appellate court, a. Supreme Court Mr. and Mrs. Jos. L. Nelson. Mr. and where' she is now on the Fisk- Unl- review is almost certain. Mrs,. Charles Sims. _verslty__f acultyi-Dr. and . Mrs. Fred Mrs. Yvonne Warren, Mrs. Martha I- Rivers just back from Germany.' He, "The commissioners .acted'last Tues Rogers, Mrj. and Mrs. Joseph Pegues looking quite suave in his Officer's day-by unanimously approving the worried’ Luck - Love - Success - Happiness Miss_Ann..Hall._Mrs_Fannie_Eiam„ -Uniform,-Dr, arid Mrs, E,—Frank -motion of Commissioner F. Joseph Mrs. F. M. Hossell, J. A. Taylor, -Miss White, Mr.' Robert Willis, Mr. Velvet Donohue that an appeal .be ordered. ■ a r> v * Al I /■> E PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT & Audrey Johnson. Mr. Roland Mobly, divine healer Perkins, Miss. Carnelia CrenshaW, As soon as Mr. Donohue won ap-. L ADY ALICE Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Nevills, Mrs. Dr, W. Bisson, Mr. and Mrs. Ches­ proval of his motion for an appeal, Louise Whitaker. -Mr. James and ter Cade, Mr. Dan Hancock and Mr. he got his colleagues to.adopt a se­ SPECIAL READINGS $1.00 - Julia Roberts,_Mr._and Mrs. William . jricL Mrs.. Robert Lewis, Jr. cond proposal that the Corporation Hampton, Jr., Mr, and Mrs.' J. STRANGE POWER TO SOLVE ANY PROBLEM Thompson, Mrs. Leva Lewis, Mrs. Don’t read this if satisfied with life ... but if unhappy, discouraged, Mary Burchelt, Mr. and Mrs. Zeke ¿••failure in business or love, THIS MESSAGE is for you. Howard, Mrs. Earnestine Hunt, Miss JOHNSON'S PRINTERY ’ ’-' I will give you never-falling advice on all matters of life, such as Lillian Jones, Mr. and Mrs. R. love, courtship, marriage, business, speculations: and transactions of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Joe PRINTERS LITHOGRAPHERS BOOK BINDERS all kinds; I never fail to reunite the separated, cause speedy arid Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, Mr. and happy marriages, overcome enemies, rivals, lovets’ quarrels, evil Mrs. Kimball, Mrs, Genora Sykes, 220 HERNANDO ST. habit?, stumbling blocks and bad luck of all kihds; I .lift you out of Mr. and Mrs, Zack Hightower, Miss ----- —PHONES 37-1574-5 .your-sorrow andrtrouble and start you_pn_the_path_of.happlnessjui!i_ Beatrice Collins. Mr. Velvet Perkins. prosperity; there Is no heart so sad or home so dreary that I can- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Shaw. -not-bring-sunshlne top_ln_fact,-no-matter._whaLmay be your_hope,_ _.Mr, Clinton _Kyles,__Mrs,—Lloyd fear, of ambition. I do guarantee to tell it all to you before you Johnson, Miss Charlene Kimmons. “Office-Phöne_37-3052 — Res. 38-1723 —'8^6794 utter a word to me. .------? -Mr—Mack Bolden.-Miss Earline-Se- —HOOKS'. BROTHERS STUDIO— ' Located in house trailers just soulh: of Memphis,’Tenn., out South - grent, Miss" Maggie- Newsonl-Mrs?. 3rd St. on Highway 61, Sooth, at Mississippi State line, opposite Julian Kelso, Mr. and Mrs. Alex NEW LOCATION — 228 Linden Avenue — Memphis, Tenn. UUHDRY-6U»ISI " ; S Geo. Fritz Store—near Walls, Miss.—(Greyhound Sus passes door). Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. C- Batholo­ PORTRAITS — COPIES — COMMERCIALS HRS.—10 a. m. to 0 p. m. DAn.Y & SUNDAY. mew, Mr, and Mrs, Isaac White, Mr. Office Phone 37-3052 Res. Phone 38-1723—8-0794 and Mrs. A. J. 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«nr -if. A. “ i,"-'.— ; -;, ‘fry ~ . • ■■ In The Nation's Capital

Ji ' /:Â - .... BY MYBA J BY LOUIS LAUTIER

The inaugural add jess of President Eisenhower, delivered In ’ BIRMINGHAM, Ala: — (SNS) - choice, where he finds himself in Tte ltaithb Oldest and Leadlnr cotoNd^BiiflM-WbeLiy Nmnjpsp** a simple and solemn ceremony before the Capitol, was. different Last-.Sunday when Dr. Ian Stuart company with a number of other at his wits end. Bee the book of 7 -i' '•■WMiSid'by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. in tone and content from the inaugural address of President Tru­ quoted brief passages from his book new boys, once again in a pond, but Job, Chapter3,verse 23. '?/? EvfcyTtUESDAY »nd FRIDAY st 184vBEALE-PbotM> 8 «838 “Thoughts For Johnny”, there were this time a much larger pond In That “man’s extremity -,iA God's man four years ago. ' bitted to the Port Office at Memphis, T^uu m sebbhh-«laM mall sonie persons in the audience who which he is really quite a small opportunity” is graridly true; /?".%< . Coolred Americans have , become of man were merely a prelude to the frog. '< It was it. his wits end that. ';Job . ?. '. under the Act of Congress, March 1, 1878 ¿ I/ . would have liked for him to. quote accustomed to expect from an ad­ nine rules of conduct he offered as much more from that delightful The Britisher who puts his son found that which Is superior to ministration assuming power some fixed principles by which the Unit­ source. ■ through this Public School System Man's wit-wisdom and knowledge. Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE indication of the course it proposes ■ ed States can be known to all peo­ ;; .'.7^. -Ifc A..8coti, n. Founder; C. A. Scoii, General Manager Today in our column we . are go­ believes .Its beneficial, until .the He found God 1 . Job has previously to follow "to advance their s'tatus to ples These principles he listed as; ing to give you a glimpse beyond boy has passed out of his teens, that pried out, “Oh, that I knew where JAMES H. PURDY, JR...... '.. i'1."..... Edito» first-class citizenship—whetljer such 1. Development of the strength the covers and let Mm describe for there should be periodical defla­ Ï might find him, that I iriây come ■ a, statement be merely a political that will.deter the forces of aggres­ tions, when the young lad becomes to his seat.” ? " - MRS. ROSA BROWN BRACEY sion and promote, conditions of peace. you the 'British Public School, sop or uttered in good faith J which according to Dr, Stuart would a new boy once again, Is “pushed Give up all . you have—’ God will But Mr . Truman surpassed ail- 2. Never placate an aggressor by down-stairs” and has to make his give yoù" a new beginning. Somëw - The MEMPHI8 WORLD Is an independent newspaper—non sectai Ian trading honor for security. bë a Private School in the United ixuMd non-partisan,uuji’iuniiau, printing news tmuiiiruLjunblasedly^and au'j oupsupRortlni.. those things previous Presidents, not excepting States. ' way up from the bottom . over one" has well said, “the .barilfo’ fl "...... * ' ■ - ’ -ga againsi Abraham Lincoln; in raising , the 3. Place duty to country above again.* ' '• ruptcy court of human devices is aa ™ it believe*.to the Interest of its readers and opposing, comfort the Interest ofof.ito its reader»readers ■> /: .... hopes' and aspirations of, colored In the first place, , the English After four years he will probably entrance into the.riches of GOdig? Americans for first-class citizenship. 4.,Never try to impress upon oth­ Public School is a “democratic com . have worked his way up to the top, Man plus Godmquals victory! I . SUBSCRIPTION RATES: . ” 7 er people our political and economic Tear 85.00-8 Months $3.00-3 Months $1.50 (In I «vane») President Lincoln, the patron munity.” The only aristocracy, that "won his spurs” and become "a . Tn the language of Rev-William saint of the Republican party, in institutions. - is recognized there is the Aristo­ person in authority over others,” Holmes Borders, "when you come his first inaugural address, sought cracy, of Achievement in work or 5. Help free nations to achieve and, in consequence, . may once to the end of the rope, tlej a knot Beatings and Bombings to appease the South and avert civil play. It matters not if a boy Xs well­ again have developed a little con­ in the end of the jopq ’ and( ...hpld . war. their own security and well-being (From Birmingham World) 6. .Encourage productivity and born, influential or rich, he can­ ceit and tip about himself. And so on?'' ; : Warren G. Harding, the twenty­ not be a member of the school com once more deflation is deemed-ne­ When you come to wits" end—you ninth President, promised to ‘ wipe profitable trade. Twice the unsolved racial bombings.pnd once the plleged munity unless he shares thè ideals cessary and he enters a University read the New Tesjament—. yotiijrilT the stain '. of'' lynching from the and becomes a useful participant or the Armed Forces, and for the then become ashamed pf-"’yput Birmingham brutalities have come up either, in court testimony or 7. Strengthen regional groupings American escuthesón. of free people within the frame­ in1 the activities of the school com third timp before lie has passed cowardice, /' . ’/?'???' hearings. Just what should be said abuot such coming-ups We do But Mr, Truman adopted and ad­ work of the United Nations. ■ munity. - . out of his teens becomes a new boy not know, exactly. However, these things spem to touch on prob­ vocated as one of the principal pro­ “AT WITS END” ..When you come; tp wits end— 8, "Reject any insinuation that The Public Schools of England, once again —. a. small frog in a grams of his domestic policy a whole one race or another, one people or large pond. While each new pond is Sometimes in ■ life— we cry out, kindle the flame of prayer. ? lems too important to be passed over lightly! civil rights program aimed at rec have supplied the Empire with trust “I’ve come to the end of the rbpe— When you come 4o wits end——, The Birmingham News in a story Wednesday, January 28 re­ another, is in any sense inferior or worthy, administrators, the Church very much larger' than the old, the lieving colored Americans from the expendable.” young lad’s swimming has improv­ I’m at my wits end.” We ask “why, lean hard on God'J everlasting porting "the hearing of five detectives before thp Personnel Board" badges of racial inferiority which es and State with faithful servants, why—has all this come to me?” arms. The harder you lean, the the armed forces with well quali­ ed and he hasn’t much difficulty said that "charges and numerous charges involving personalities have been pinned upon them in this 9. Make the United Nations an in keeping afloat. While he may •It was true of Job. He suffered stronger their support. When :ybù country. effective force. fied officers and the professional losses upon losses-making the book come to wits’ end. remember Jesus and instances" had been injected into the case. and business classes with men of not enter a University, the Army or Ever since President Truman ___’s the Civil Service, but, instead, go. of Job one long, agonizing “why?" Christ, who said ''come unto me all It reported that: > Committee on Civil Rights handed President Eisenhower is certainly integrity and enterprise. What can a poor mortal do when ye that labqr and are heavy laden him a blueprint for wiping out race within his rights to present to the into business, he will find the "(Dectective Henry) Darnell said that Commissioner Eugene qomqa uo^sutM same idea- prevailing that he is a he reaches wits’ end? He says, and I will give you rest.”— Whe.n Connor had been 'after' him ever since he 'got the' idea' Darnell and—religious inequalities in the country new foreign and domestic­ -hill—has said “I’ve done al! I know to do.”— For you come to wits’ end, remember -fl United States, and Mr. Truman policies and new approaches and new boy and must work his way up planned to run for his (Mr. Connbr's-ed) job, and that he believed that "the English from the bottom. He will be, so to example: A.poor woman, suffering the words of the Apostle Paul, “I sent to the Congress a special mes­ solutions to the problems of this Public School Sys —A victim of cancer—no hope of a Connor was responsible for some 1951 house bombing cases in the atomic age. . But one thing is cer­ speak, the. office, boy, at. every­ can do all things through Christ sage, calling for implementation of tern is a part of cure—worse and worse—weaker and who strengthens me.” , West of the city no/being pursued." that report, the /“Man from Inde­ tain: The United States cannot hope body’s beck and call, and even the realm, à sys­ though his Father may be the boss ' weaker—inevitable death— she is Tp the Christian^ .wrote. .’ “¿11 "He (Mr. Darnell-ed), said he thought Connor and Hancock pendence” never wavered in -his ad-- to achieve a lasting peace in the tem which does world until it solves the question and own the whole show. at wits end! What can she do? things work together, for good" to were responsible for a wave of 'citizen beatings in 1951 which vocacy of that program. not exist in any A Godly mother — her daughter them that love God.’ / . ’ ■ President Elsenhower deDarted of race within its own. borders. The young man who has passe'd , were never cleared up . . • . other countries, has made a tragic error—Her hus­ We may not understand It now from these precedentls. His inau- It may be that President Eisen­ is more than a through this system has afforded band has’forsaken her— She is. at the clouds are top thick, too "Darnell gave no evidence to back up his charges." gural address chiefly concerned hower will approach this problem by national ques- ample proof before passing out of wits end! What can she do? sombre. But when thé Clouds'have" The Birmingham Post-Herald reported the teStilWftriy:? world peace, and any discussion of refusing to. recognize race and rel­ tion, it is an his teens that he’s learned to obey A wonderful father has lost his rolled away, we will understand it "Darnell told the board that in his opinion Commissioner Eu­ domestic policy was merely inciden­ igious differences among Americans imperial qties- arid knows how to command; that he job—and then his home—he is at was for the best. gene Connor hampered the investigatjon on the bombings of sev­ tal to that theme . It made no men­ and, at the same time, working to tion, for the ad­ can fall from the top to the bottom, wits end! What can 4ie do? When the mists of life have lift­ tion of civil rights. Tibe nearest he pick himself up ana start all over ed and we have crossed' the ocean eral Negro houses here in 1949". v tiring about equality of every citi­ ministration of India and the tro­ A young man— a slave to some came to any such discussion Was in zen . - again;-that he-can hide—his-feel-- dreadful habit— once' he 'had' the of time, then and -there—the my- -— So the story stops there. There was no' "evidence" offered pical possessiorisTiave been depend­ his call for the American people to Such an approach is in harmony ent on it—The Public Schoolshave ings and suppress his emotions. habit, npw the habit ‘has’ him — sieries of life will be revealed and at the hearing, the story says, "to back up" the charges made proclaim anew their faiilh. with his attitude toward colored largely produced a class of men at Four years at a school of this alcohol, dope— he can’t stop—he is explained—then and there the tan. about'fhe'beatings and bombings., If w.as merely fertimony made In defining this faith he said it soldiers. In Paris on June 15. 1945, once professional and also sports­ type provide a youngster with the a slave— he is at wits end.’ What pled threads of this life will be best training for life. Within the befotea hecfririg/although it was obviously sworn-to testmony. establishes "those gifts ;of The after the German surrender, Gener­ men. Not aristocratic nor plutocra­ can he do? disentangled — then and there we Creator .... that make all men equal al Eisenhower was asked to com- boundaries of a school of this type Time after time, we come to the realize "all things do work to­ A number of citizens doubtless" are interested in seeing the tic— a class whose mood and out­ in His sight!” He added that "In trient upon the contribution color­ look lead them to stand no non­ he will be called upon to cope with end of the rope. Wc cry out "what gether for good to those w’ho .lean bombings cleared up, if they, can be. One would like to believe the light of this equality, wezknow ed .soldiers made to the European sense either from the titled or* the almost every situation he will have can I do?’ hard on the everlasting arms of thatsuch interest includes City Hall. that the virtues most cherished by Theater of Operations. He prefaced proletariat. Athletics and good later to face in the world beyond. There is only one true answer to God.” ’ ’" ’ ' He will be called upon to chose Since this testimony was reportedly heard, there has been a free, people—love of truth, pride of his reply by saying: plain food have made the Public that question of . frustration—on­ For God gives light to matt at . work, devotion to country—all aré • “To start with, I would like to his friiends, and to learn to distin­ ly. one sure way to a solution—turn his wits’ end—Read Job, Chapter .3 ' cross-burning in neighboring Bessefner, according' to,reports. Law -School man "as strong physically as treasures equally precious in the =ay that I do not differentiate the laboring man. They keep fit and guish between the worthy and un­ to God. For God gives light to man . verses 17 through 23. enforcement Was working to track down those responsible for Jives _Qt the most ;humble and of among soldiers. I do not say white they keep their public school char­ worthy, between what is fresh and lighting a torch of hate. the most exalted.” soldiers or Negro soldiers, and I do acteristics. They, form a great, re­ what is foul. The boy who does his 2— Continuing to give his.concept of not say American or British sold­ servoir of go o d sportsmanship. best, his very best at work, at play the American——faith, -—President iers.To my mind, I—have—had-a- "They make the bulITof the hard­ andinhlsleisure hours, is he who Eisehhower asserted that “it warns task in this war that makes me working profession—The book learn will in the long run succeed in life Coyerning Washington Elks Education Commissioner that any man who seeks to deny look upon soldiers as soldiers." ing they obtain is not remarkable and reach the goal, for struggle equality in all his brothers betrays It is possible that President Eisen- and set-backs bring, out character BY ALICE A. DUNNIGAN,, FOR AÑP - * the mirit of the free and invites the however can achieve, through such for its usefulness or value. But it is and character is the greatest asset mockery of the tyfant.” not for book learning that the pub­ of al’l.., And the. development, of .an approach; a solution to the high­ lic schools exist. They are prima­ PROGRESS BACKWARDS It was later reported tliat the LISTS PRINCIPLES ly controversial problem of civil character is the aim of the British Washington Restaurant Association . To Study At Columbia University But these references to the quality rights in this country. rily schools of conduct and beha- Public Schools.” ■'WASHINGTON— (ANP)— Recent yior. They enshrine traditions, they developments in Washington sent announced that the Republican In- . DR. G. W. C. BROWN for twenty-five years. During this • uphold definite standards; and it is We should like to recommend to the hands of progress spinning augural. Committee! had nothing to Dr. G. W. .C., Brown, supervisor period, over 600 scholarships total­ upon these traditions and standards the “degree worshipers’’ «nd to counter-clockwise. do with Its policy. ’ . of the Evening College of the ing over $300.000 have been award­ that the character and type of the those who, make fetish of frater­ Way back in the early 1780's In order to check up on the ac­ Norfolk Division of Virginia State ed young men and women in the BETWEEN THE LINES Englishman in positions of respon- nity and sorority pins and to those the: founding fathers passed laws, tivities of WasningtOn restaurants College, and who last August was leading colleges and universities of • - sibility all over thé world have been schools or colleges that turn young through the legislative assembly, and hotels during. this period, the. ■ appointed Grand Assistant Com­ the nation. largely founded.” men lose with nothing more than prohibiting restaurant’ owners- from Coordinating Committee for the missioner of Education in charge EISENHOWER’S TRIUMPHANT rising sun of the new day of bro­ ability to “play games,” that in the refusing service to Well behaved Enforcement of Anti-Dlscrlmina- of Adult Education of the I. B. P, In 1945, Judge Hueston, -deeply ENTRY therhood, that promises to free A boy enters a Public School be­ future we might concentrate on in persons regardless of race, color tion Laws urged Negro Republican O. E. W„ has been granted a four- impressed by the dark pall of 11- This is a companion article to the once shackled South. tween thirteen and fourteen years stilling in our young people a de- or previous condition of servitude. representatives v'sltir.” the, city tp month leave of absence from his and particularly Negroes, conceived the one last week on “Truman’s Whatever efforts Eisenhower may- of age, and generally following four their minds and teaching, «them­ Then 60 years later, the U. S. use the downtown facilities and duties to the College, beginning literacy that plagued the Nation Triumphant Exit” and what a tri­ employ to free the nation of its or five years in a ' Preparatory selves all through life. Court of Appeals studied the situ­ report to them if they ran into any February 1, to study at Colum­ the idea of. having the Grand Lodge umphant, one it proved to be with discriminations and segregations School, where he has probably work ation for more 'han a year, final­ snags. They reported that, com­ bia University. This study' is based of Elks, attack this problem thru thousands turning out to say fare will be a favor hot only to the Ne­ ed himself up to a Perfect, a Cap­ And as Dr. Stuart told his audi­ ly coming up with a. decision that plaints'came in against only'.three upon a jointly sponsored work­ its educational department; A well to hard-boiled Harry. The fact tain of a game or at least a person ence Sunday, "Here in the United the laws passed in 1872 and, 1873 restaurants, the, Chinesç.'.Lftriterïi, gro and the nation; but most as­ of some importance. An so during O’Donnell’s Sea' Food "place, study project by the Fund for lengthy illness befalling the Grand remains the heart of this country suredly a blessing U> this New States and in' th'e British Com­ are invalid? After three score years AduR'Educatlon of the Ford Foun­ Exalted Ruler,, resulting finally in is on the right side and so is Tru­ South, the South of tomorrow. For his last year there he has probably monwealth, democracy now has its of intellectual' and economic de-, lhe Thrifty Cut-Rate Drug store _ dation and the Grand Lodge of his demise and the calling of Judge man’s and there is something become “a big frog in a small last chance to show, the world that 'velopment in one of the nation’s A RABBIT AIN’T ... ' /■ Hueston from the Educational. De­ that matter the fates and fortunes pond” and, consequently, may have Elks, about this si>ame Truman— that sa- , of the nation’s citizens are so in­ It is'capable of achieving and pro­ most cultured centers, a Negro (re­ >1 partment to the Office of Grand developed a conceit and tip about viding the living proof that our gardless of how many Ph. D.’s he Washington Is a strange City— vors of greatness.itness. '’ extricably tangled that what hurts it mak®s its laws, then it Ijreakk The Fund for Adult Education is Secretary, delayed the program. himkelf which, if unchecked, might way of life is superior to any other holds) cannot stop in a downtown interested! in finding ways to ef­ one segment of the nations hurts its laws, then the judges argué However, when George W. Lee of .What is more, Harry Truman was the entire nation. produce a rather bumptious crea­ —New lands can only be won for . drug store for an ice-cream soda. fectively train adults. Last year it close to the heart of the common ture. And so, before he’s fourteen, democracy and the old ones made about the validity of the law, or Memphis, Tennessee was elected While it was said that the Ap­ the interpretation thereof. spent over $4,000,000 in various Grand Commissioner of Education people for whom he felt deeply and We live in a universe and not a he "comes up against it” and sits secure, by a people who have pass­ peals court, had written the decision fields of education. - During the __ What is true in restaurant seg­ inT195l; his, first proclamation call­ who felt for him. Truman was over multiverse. As great old Booker T. for the Public fSchool’s Common ed through an educational train­ on the restaurant situation in. the year, 39 persons were chosen from ed upon! the National Order to co­ Entrance Examination and, if suc­ ing which produces doers of God’s District of Columbia way before regation Is true in many..other in"-’ powered but he was not whipped; Washington declared 50 years ago, stances. Just' like the case of th? the areas of schools, colleges, li­ operate in a nation-wide- onslaught the white and black South will go cessful, enters the School of his will, by a people inspired.” it was made public, it seems quite braries, extension, labor, religious he was maligned but bit disgraced; odd that the announcement would rabbit—it has beer, most difficult against illiteracy. In ■ Deoember, he was gainsaid but not discredit­ up or down together, so the North groups etc., and given internships 1951, G, W. C.. Brown was called be made during the first few of for the judge to decide what à ed. His moral head is bloody but and South go up or down together. Negro and white schools. Governor piciously’ police said. rabbit is. under the supervision, of an expert to Memphis to assist Commission- ■ The attempt^ to liberate the Ne­ Eisenhower’s political honevmoon. of the jjartlcular agency, to the unbowed. Hugh White, has flatly stated he Police found$l,160 in his wallet It has often been said thàt>"à , er Lee draft, proposals for a Fed­ groes of this nation is a defensive will not call the legislature into and in his pockets he was carrying'. thus giving a black eye to the new end that some definite suggestions eral bill to fight illiteracy. Such Republican administration. ’ chicken ain’t nothing but a bird,” .. The country knows that Truman measure for the nation. And so special session to enact the pro­ a paring knife. but what about a rabbit? One at­ might be given the Development legislation was subsequently intro­ had its welfare at heart and this Eisenhower triumphantly upon the TEA IN A’ BAG Committee of the Ford Foundation gram until the high court rules on Daniel said he works for the City torney Said, "a rabbit ain’t nothing duced in the Kilgore-Reace Bills country loves Truman, this same highest and. greatest office within segregation in schools. Garbage Department for 74 cents about the most workable manner of 1952. : ". ,. - Jimcrow.in the District not only but a rodent,” while another ar- ■ Truman who left Washington the the gift of mankind, the presidency “Regardless of what the supreme an hour. ”1 never bunked my has its effect upon American Ne- gued that a rabbit is meat. to employ some additional millions. other day for his quiet home in In of the United States. And even the There are two Negroes represented In August, 1952, Brown was ap­ court does, Mississippi needs to- money because I don’t know how to'. groes but also rears its ugly head This discussion came up in the dependence, Mo. The plaudits of basetst political partisan would not deposit.!’ he explained. in this group of interns, Brown and pointed Grand Assistant. Coriimis- take steps to Improve its general ■ over, peoples from foreign coun­ Municipal Court recently when the sionar of Education and put in the thousands who bade him fare wish him ill. His success will be the public education system, for the' tries who happen to have dark department of weights and mea­ > G. Watson Williams of East Chi- well and the. thousands that greet­ success of us all and his failure will V cago> charge of the Adult Education Whites as well as the Negro," Gore I skins. '. sures charged a.Washington grocer program of trig Order. His first ed him-back in his’ beloved- Mis- likewise be the failure of us all. said.'Representatives of the states Man Arrested; . <-• An outstanding Jamaican, who is with selling rabbit whole rather : PROJECT CONNECTED achievement was to win an. in­ souri'were expressing what millions We hail Eisenhower as he comes tex cornmis. | known th-oughout Furnoe .as a fa-. than by the pound. WITH ELKS ternship from the Ford Fund' for feel—Harry Truman is a swell guy. stately stepping in triumph, the f « * * » Acting Funny ,.| mous author and. publisher, was Dr. Brown’s project is to discover Adult Education. In his applica­ Truman's exict was triumphant hero of an hour full of crisis and TO TAX BACHELORS vis'll”“ 'Wa'h.'n'’,i'’n recently. As is While the law says that meat ways to find lay teachers to in­ and just as triumphant was the danger. We are back of Ike 150,000, LITTLE ROCK— Single blessed Willie Perkins, 53, 2669 Shannon, the p-’Hch custom, she stopped in and certain other foodstuffs such . tion" to the Ford Foundation Com­ entry of Eisenhower. Eisenhower is 000 strong?.: ______.„r.. , struct classes of adults in funda­ mittee, he pointed out that he re­ Bhng live Eisenhower? edness may soon become an expen­ a pedestrian" got a broken" rlght lcg' a re?s"~>nt for a cup of tea. To as—cheese shail bc sold by""the—'J mental and adult education. The presented the largest and most a great man as well as a great sol­ great solider and a people’e choice! sive luxury in Arkansas, as far as when’ he was hit by a car al Holly her* s’Tnri'-e. the tea- was brought- pound, the attorney for the defense ' field work of his study is divided powerful Negro fraternal group-in dier and there are possibilities that men are concerned. wood and Winona Saturday night. to h»” a paper container placed declared that a rabbit is* not meat i into .two areas: First he wjill travel the world, comprising both male and he will make a great President; but Across The Patrolmen B. J. Condrey and P. in a bag. : but a rodent. to several adult centers to study female units, totaling a membership if he plans to be President of all A bill to levy an. annua! tax of 750 Adams sgjd Perkins was not cross-» The prosecuting attorney, con­ and observe methods and techni­ of over a half million. Lodges and the people, Including Negroes, his (Continued From Page One) dollars on all bachelors in the state ing in tHe"“proper pedestrian lane. "What is this?", asked the cus­ tended that a rabbit is meat. Judge , ques employed by them in the way will lead him up and maybe in was introduced into the Arkanass No charges were made against Mrs. tomer. Andrew Howard couldn’t decide the Ttmples were located in most ev­ though, he isn’t ready, to . release teaching of adults, and hold con­ ery hamlet, county and city in ev- to the dark. ' house by representative Jaiges Bessie Lee Turner, 36 of Ellendale, "Tea,” was the waitress’ reply. case because he did not know what ferences with the personnel in , The same crowd that lay 1n wait the names of the books yet. Bruton of Conway County. ' driver of the car. a rabbit was. He said he thought, ery State’ in the Union. Dr. Brown The commmittee is authorized to . . "Tea in a bag?” she asked. charge of these centers. Most at­ : “pointed out the remoteness of pos­ and slew Truman will try to slay J The measure defines, a bachelor The waitress then ■ Informed her it was a game. At any rate the__ tention will be paid those centers Eisenhower. The extent to which study whether there is any sub­ as “A male person of 21 yeans of INVESTORS case .was postponed- until the Judge sibility of the Congress passing a versive material in Texts used in that colored people could hot drink that. offer adult programs in the Elsenhower is sincere when he says age or older who is unmarried or The VA has announced that it tea in this restaurant, but she had tiirie to do some research oh , . Federal Bill to eradicate illiteracy citizenship in this country knows the State. It was recessed until yes ; evening on the elementary and ! in the next several■ years, and that who is riot-living with his legally has good investments for anyone could carry it. out. She insisted that the subject.. " ' secondary levels. Especial "study no-race or creed or color is theex- terday morning.:—,------———— wed spouse." The measure was Sent with $160,000,000 or a fraction there VINEGAR COCKTAIL? if such a bill passed there was an tent to which his days of poularity Among those who told the com­ she would drink it there. Taking will be directed to what factors urgent need to .train teachers in to the committee on the conserva­ of; It has more than 24,000 home her seat at the table she began to A similar question as thè rabbit * ; motivate students to seek these are numbered. mittee Saturday they have no tion of natural resources. loans for sale to private, investors. Argument arose in Congress the adult-education—a very specialized knowledge of any communistic ma­ sip the tea from the container courses. area. ' ’ The forces at work to free this In an ■ off-the'floor' statement, The loans are direct ones while the waitress went into con­ other day about vinegar. What is . country from the shackles of race terial in texts are Superintendent Bruten denied that the bill is meant' made by the Government agency in vinegar—is it an. alcoholic beverage , The- following centers .will be The Development Committee of ference with. the manager. prejudice and wicked discrimina­ W. A. Bass of the Nashville City as a joke and added: . areas, generally smaller towns' and The customer was denied la or processed fruit? visited for this phase of the study: the Ford Fund, saw the great pos­ tion need a great leader like Eisen Schools, Superintendent J. E. Moss Bachelorhood is a luxury Tn these sibilities of the Elks as a national semi-rural country, where private spoon with which- to stir her tea, This discussion came, about on Boston, Hartford, New Haven, hower to front their battle. But of Davidson County Schools, Mrs. days and times. We are taxing capital was found hot be available the floor, of the House of Repre­ ... Bridgeport, Newark, Philadelphia,’ agency helping to; attack this, the Toiri Bland, the president of the so she drank it without stirring. such leader must face the tragic every other luxury, so we might as for GT home loans. She sat there, she said,' to see if sentatives when , Rep. Burr J?. Har­ Baltimore. Detroit. Richmond,’ Nation’s number one educational possibility of being fought to the Nashville P. T. A? Council .and ’ blight, illiteracy, and approved his well tax this one, too.” Money col­ they would come to her to pick up rison' made a one. minute’ speech Greehvjlle, South Carolina, Atlan­ bitter end by thè dixlecrats' and Mrs. Malcolm HOgan, the president, lected from the tax would'go to the attacking the OPS regulation on ta, Birmingham, Memphis. St. application. The Grand Lodge of the check. They did! ’ Negro-phobes who so enthusiasti­ of the Davidson County P. T. A. state child welfare fund. LOOKING FOR DEMOCRACY FOR AWHILE , r. ■vinegar. : ' Lajiik,” Chicago and Cleveland; Elk’s newly;, elected Grand Exalted cally supported Eisenhower at the ■».»»»•'. Ruler,' Hon. Robert H. Johnson of Washington did go fairly . De-' ■ The: Office òf Price Sfobillzatioh PILOT CLASSES IN ELKS , ballot box. 'LITTLE ROCK —Midnight Sat­ ruled that vinegar made from Vir­ '■ BOMBS?' Philadelphia, has the opportunity Elsenhower’s - triumphant entry urday was the deadline in Arkan­ À JOB? mocratic for two or three days, through-such, leadership .in efficient during the inauguration. The In­ ginia apples is an alcoholic bever­ The second phase of the field ' foists upon him the mighty decl- sas to get 1953 automobile license Looking for a job? There augural .Committee chairman, Jo­ age and' still under price - control,, project will be more difficut. Five administration and" guidance in1 sion. whether ~to break with the plaes, without haying to pay a pen ttjls ’crusade in adult education tu are positions open in 10 dif­ seph C McGarraghy, asked all ho­ and not a processed fruit' which.'? Elk Centers have been chosen for ' dixlecrats who hefoed elect him or alty. Otherwise a penalty of three Where He Parked would be exempt, from price ceil- -| the experiment-charlotte, North memorialize his name with Booker dollars is added to the cost of ferent fields, the United States tels and restaurants-in advance to Washington. George W. Carver and break with the Constitution that lift the color bar during the few ing. ' . ■ . Carolina, Charlottesville. Virginia, he is sworn to protect and pre- plates for each 10 days after the His Automobile Civil Service Commission an­ days of the Eisehhower festivities; Vienna, Virginia, "Baltimore. Mary- J. Finley Wilson. " ' . serve. In his sincere efforts to be deadline until the penalty grows to Making light of the OPS rullrigi William Kirby, 34, 3009 Yale, .had nounced Saturday, the open- —land- and -Wilmington.—Delaware. -true-to hls-oath that-he-would-up- the full amount of-the llcense.----- —ings are as an optometrist, the' Virginia Congressman suggest; Arrangements have been perfected hbld and defend the Constitution, Practlcally all revenue offices a few drinks too many and was H ARD ed that there Is nothing better for : ? ■ to hold two hour classes in each Court Warns SFHA Harry Truman was politically cru­ throughout . Arkansas was open slightly confused where he left a bàpkbindér, cylinder press­ As dear.plump Cousin - Susie .sees withered legislative nerves than . a' ■ of these ■ places for six session. cified and it will be. even so with until Midnight deadline to enable borrowed car early Saturday morn­ man, printer-hand compositor, It, the only trouble with the wasp nice glass of Virginia apple Cidér' Brown is”well qualified: to under- On Appeal Delay Eisenhower who must choose which motorlstst to get their new license ing, Police said. electrotyper, stereotyper, jun- waist, Which Paris says is coming vinegar at the end of the day. ' He reported his car stolen twice , -- -• . back, is that it’s so hard to achieve Then iri fun, he added, "Some ' take this project, both from his ex- ’SAN FRANCISCO -i. The San arm of the dilemma he will take._ -Plates. during the morning, but police said ior hand competitor, engineer-, perience in the field and the spe- * »■ » on a bumbleebee figure— Ryan in of my friends amongst the Repub- Francisco Housing Authority has He must break with the Consti­ ing draftsman, statistical •? cialISed:tfainirig he has had in this been warned by the District Court tution and prove himself a moral MISSISSIPPI SCHOOLS he had been drinking heavily and Boston Herald. lican leadership, judging "from the; ; ri field. He holds a professional dl- of Appeal that no delay by the coward or break with the dixie- NEED IMPROVING they refused to take the complaint; draftsman, and airway opera­ expression on some of .thelr faqés,' !; ploma from Columbia University as crats who will seek hia crucifixinn. JACKSON. MISS. — 'Mississippi At 10:42 a. m. residents 5289 tion specialist. must have been drinking ■ vinegar? Court,ordering, the admission of fa- Nathan reported a strange car had ; Supervisor of Adult Education and mil'.cs to; public housing projects Eisenhower verily deserves the needs to improve its public schools All jobs are in the United as a beverage for, a .Jong ,time.” , ' y**-.—3» P.— ——V.'.— been, parked in front, with the Pointing, a finger-of sarcasm at ? Community Services, and his witlíqÜtJTégáfá ;tò?rake òr color . prayers and sympathy of a praying regardless of . how the U. S. Su­ States except that of airwqÿ- ■ present study at Columbia is on woiiji nation. Never was nnblic task en preme Court rules on segregation. motor running, since 1 a. m. his, colleagues he recommended.that would he tolerated.' operation specialist, which Is./ the Doctoral level. ’ ’ The Court’s action, on January- "tedious, never the times so treach Representative Ney Gore of Qult- Police found it was Kirby’s car. the next time they visited tfiélr ELKSANDEDUCATION 27. came in response to a motion erous and never the enemiesis " ofoí man County,vuuiwy« beuivvarysecretary^of oi .vnethe ; lec-jeK- I • -located in Alaska and the Pa­ fancyoltibhouserwhehthe-walteh': —TheylPBOE has done a magnifi­ )urce- islative Tecess— education commitIlp ------. asks “What’ll you have?" angwér? tee, said Saturday. innieTÇrKin 5 cific Islands area. Applica­ cent job In' education during., the attorney, for the. petitioners. Mat- ful. • tions and further information “Make mine 1 Virginia Vinegar,' the ™ ,, -seygj) ycars un

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synopsis wanting to know what cargo lie IlI "sIïëTraaïâgcf'tb Sct“éverytlllng_ ------Tlie year-ls 18M, the Civil War draw. tug to,an coil. We llnd t>cnny Hawls vaincu,___ __ 1^ —But—after—a- whirlwind- -righti —should—she—choc*0—-Mark- , uilotlog the packet “Astiid" along the courtship with a girl like you, Ins Whirter tor a traveling compan­ . ircacheroue Missouri . river from St. mind all bemused with love, and ion ? It Had been his presence that l.onls to, Ft. Benton. He had rejected ’ Kathleen Garrison's offer to captain her the boat belonging to your father had spoiled everything in St. Louis. lioat.' Varina.“ ' He Is affianced to As- —it .worked like a 'charm. Now •1 Rawls tried to recapture some of l rid McQucstion. whose-father'owns the craft "ABlrld." He wonders now why we’re all set, and the lion's share his enthusiasm as the Astrid was she Is showing so much attention to his of thé credit goes to you." warped in, but it was gone in a Aval- riverman, Capt. Mark Whirter, After .many hazards Denny - reaches a "That part is all right,” Astrid new disquiet He could not put Ins ’ wharf at Jefferson City where he Is conceded. “But he—he was rather finger oil what was wrong, but amazed to find his sweetheart and things were not as they should be. ^^Whlrtor awaiting him. The latter,curt- nite.” ^■.v demands an inspection of the “Ag- . •"When it comes to making love, He had a , hunch that he'd glean Ike Confers With Board ^M.rid'a".-cargo. ■’.h’fv how about me?" Whirter leaned new information soon. Certainly he had no intention of proceeding r ' CHAPTER SEVEN Ç ■7 forward. “I'lEsoon make you for­ get him, my dear." upriver until he knew definitely .-' MARK WHIRTER shifted his Where he stood with Astrid. About Cold War Strategy position on the carriage cushions, A quick look around confirmed A look at their .faces as lie grown hard with the miles, and Rawls’ first' impression. The Astrid stepped ashore was not reassuring. ?. E. CLARK regarded his somewhat sullen com­ was fast aground on a bar. In­ Whirter was scowling. Astrid's ex­ Solons Back WASHINGTON ~ President Eisenhower held what was de« panion with a toleration that pression he could not fathom, but scribed as a "Very Good" first meeting with the National Security ..r amounted to amusement. He had credulous, he found the pilot tak­ BY JOHN CASSERLY ing it calmly. it certainly was not that of a wom­ looked, fdrward to this trip, but Council, his top advisory board on cold war strategy.- "That durned bar's shifted since an eager to greet her sweetheart, SEOUL, Jan. 31 —(Saturday)— Astrid had, proved a less gay com­ (INS)—The Eighth U. 8. Army and The group conferred with the panion than hé had anticipated. I Was along here last," he con­ “This is a surprise, to'see you fessed. “Took me plumb by sur­ folks hçre!” Rawls exclaimed, and the Seventh U. S. Division lashed President for nearly two houns at "You know," he said suddenly, back today at Congressional charg­ the White House and agreed to with a contemptuous disregard for prise.” . strove to make his-voice hearty. 'But a pleasant one!” es that "Operation Smack" against hold similar meetings every Wed­ . the driver of the carriage arid Rawls choked down the words Spud Hill last Sunday was "stag­ nesday in the future. Astrid's' maid, who rodé beside that rose to his lips. It looked tike "That Ï take leave to doubt!" Whirter's tone dripped ice. “Though ed" with "theatrical" -• trimmings Meanwhile. Mr. Elsenhower named him. "L'bclleve you fell, for your mighty careless work, but now it for Army high brass. James J. Wndsworth to be deputy own pretty game, my dear, and was up to him to get the boat off. we ll nope that things are not so bad as they seem. Mr. McQueslion The' Eighth Army officially, de­ chief of the U. S. Mission to the Off Big Hunk got tangled in your own skein.. In Inspection revealed that there was clared early today tliat the charg­ United Nations, the NO. 2 Job In other words, in making love" to nopartlcular damage. But it also placed his confidence in you, Rawls —and falsity in man or ship 1 can­ es were "grossly unfair" and broke the delegation. ■ • • Rawls, 1 think you more than half confirmed that they were hard and from long-established Army prac­ Details of the Security Coun­ fast aground. not condone!” fell in love with him." • tice to announce specific Ameri­ cil meeting were shrouded in the Of Red China ‘ • i:r "It wasn’t my game!" Astrid •, . .They worked, for the remainder Rawls looked from one to the can casualties, The Army' said secrecy the White House lias de­ By R. G. WHITEHEAD,^- .• f Hashed. “It was all ymjr idea jjn of' ¿be day, without success. In the other In growing perplexity. What­ three Americans, were killed and creed as policy at all the Presi­ the first place!" j ? morning it was necessary to resort ever he had expected, this was not ARMY PVT. HOWARD McDANIEL, son of Mrs. Lucile Williams, of HONGKONG.- (INS;:—.’RtHati 61 wounded in the raid. 813 Fraser Street, Atlanta, Ga., checks his machinegun during a dent's conferences with his admin, Whirter was dplighted. He ,aj-. tq grasshoppering, and it was past it. Whirter was officious, curt. Out of the controversy carhe the istratlon's high command. has exacted a heavÿ price from Red ways fofind her amusing m such noon before they were back in the "1 hope there’s some mistake. sobering statement by Maj. Gen. recent field exercise in Germany with the 2d Armored Division. All -thé participants except China in return for Soviet military”>s • mood, like a cat with claws half. current When,finally they sighted Captain Rawls,” he added. "But Wayne C. Smith, the Seventh. Di­ McDaniel, a member of Company C of the 66th Medium Tank Mutual Security Director Harold aid to the Chinesé in Korea. '',/■'-.’'to' nsheathed. • . Jefferson City, the run had been from thé reports which reached vision commanding general, that E. Stassen departed without a word This "price”, veteran Hongkong slow. Rawls had no intention of my ears, almost as soon a3 you Battalion, entered the Army last May and came to Europe in observers reported today, lias been “Then you did suçcùinb to- his the. raid demonstrated that .Com­ to waiting newsmen. Stassen putting in there. He’d take on had left St. Louis, I have no choice munist 'defenses in Korea are so November. ' ___ paused . long enough to say that, the first solid foothold the Russl- ■ charms!" he teased. fresh fuel farther upstream, he de­ ans ever have been able to estab* • . “i didn’t,” Astrid denied. “Maybe but .to take a look on board. As I strong that "the Chinese can ab­ “It was a very good initial meet­ cided, making a quick estimate of think you know, I’m a special • ' sorb enormous air punishment ing.” _ .... . - Ush on the Chinese mainland it’s all necessary, but I don’t like the supply that remained and the agent for the Government.” the way it'd being worked!” ' without our knocking them out." Council members . attending - the next stop where more , wks avail­ “I don’t know what this is all Bill Introduced To Place Authoritative reports from' lnsl'la There was unnecessary vehe- Chinese propagandists have claim-- meeting included Vice President Red China say that major indus* , able. ? ; • y about,” - Rawls said _alowly,_2ù2ÜUÍ__-----ed the-CommunlsLunderground,de- Nixori, Secretary iot. State Dull­ mence, ■ born. of temper. She felt He stood apart, paying no atten­ have your look, by all.means." He trial .plants tiow under direct Ros* more deeply than he had guessed, fense belt across the Korean .pen­ es, Defense Secretary Wilson and sian control through 'advisors" and tion to what went on around him, bit back the remark that was on insula is impervious to allied at- Stassen. and knowing how explosivé she though now he watched the water the end of his tongue, that there 750Tax Levy On Bachelors technicians Include the following; ■ could be on occasion, Whirter was tack. Also participating at the Pre­ A shipbuilding yard and torpédo closely, no longer relying on the was a fishy smell about this whole LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - (INS) - State Rep. Jim Bruton, sident's invitation were non­ quick to recognize the danger. Bet­ pilot- A man who had failed once The Eighth Army said "certain factory at Dairen;, an automobile. proceeding. didn’t even smile yesterday when he introduced a bill in --- members Gen. Whiter. Bedell plant at Kaifeng: petroleum Téfikt- ' .'fi ter to'placate her before any dam- could do so again. The thought But why! Astrid had agreed to things went wrong" with the raid c - age was done- the Arkansas House to levy an annual tax of $750 on all Smith, head of the Central In­ eries In Sinklang1 and Kansu pm-' that hammered in his brain was marry him. Lomax McQucstion against the T-Bone Hill sector out­ telligence Agency; Joint Chiefs of ‘.'It was necessary," he agreed post Sunday and indicated that bachelors who live in the state longer than six weeks. vinces; aircraft plants at talyUap-' * that it would be months before he had appeared to approve to the ex­ Staff chairman, Gen. Omar N. and at Ining, in Slnkiang; ,a .I»îg . . promptly. "The only way, in fact. could complete this trip and re­ tent of giving him. command of there may have been a time lag ' The bill defined a bachelor as "a male person of ’ And you've played your part mar­ Bracfley: Allan Dulles. Mother steelworks at Aiishan,'-ManchliriSk' turn. Months before he could see this packet. Would they be in­ between the air assault and the :2T years or older who is unmarried or who ¡shot living of the'Secretary of State and velously. Like your father, I'll be infantry attack. The official state­ . Russia supplies machine tools and Astrid. again— / volved in a plot’against him? It with a legally-wed spouse." Smith’s desighated successor as everlastingly grateful to you." He blinked, his gaze sweeping; seemed preposterous, but his un­ ment said preparatory air assaults other . equipment , for many of Astrid basked in praise, and now Bruton suggested that proceeds of the tax go to CIA chief; and White House aide China’s new factories, juid that pro­ the shore. Then he looked again. case was giving way to concern as are meant to shock, the enemy in­ Robert Cutler. ' J r i she relented somewhat. Essentially to inactivity long enough to per­ vides the excuse for sending glong. The next instant he was signaling he followed them back on board. the child welfare fund. Wadsworth succeeds Érriéit . a shallow person, her moods were for a swing in to the empty wharf. The crew were watching, and it . mit the foot soldiers to move onto Yes, the author of the bill is a married man. the technicians and advisors, . ’ quickly changeable.k enemy positions. Gross ' in the $20,000-a-year de­ Astrid and Mark Whirter were: struck him that they did not ap- House members referred the bill to the committee puty chief's post, which carried Additional reports from China In­ '■‘1 did rather like my part,” she waiting there, unbelievable "as it; pear puzzled or even surprised. He This did not happen at Spud Hill, confessed. “And' Ke's nice; That's Eighth Army said. on conservation of natural resources. tire rank of ambassador. dicate-that the Russians are there scented. intcrceptedia glance between Can- The 47-year-old Wadsworth, to stay . ' ; “ ' , why 1 don't like this part. Why is His heart was. thudding wildly.. non and Whirter—a quick look Gen. Smith’s statement, however. ^fc.it necessary, Mark?" - Indicated-th-at the strength .of Com. whose home is - in Geneseo,. N. "For a lot of reasons,"“Whirter ■y^jwas actifig‘“aaministfatbFJif -^ln cxch{ingc formilitary supplieir-T /^said“grlmly. "The main one being some new development which made Whirter went ahead, Astrid a munist defensive positions, rather than any time lag between the air NITELIFE IN NEW YORK the Federal Civil Defense Admin­ and equipment and capital ’ goods h. that your father faced, bankruptcy her want to see him again. That couple of steps behind him; Both istration until . recently and served from Russia, Premier Chou EnALai unless he could ship, this cargo up­ made the world right. ignored him, .as he followed them and ground attacks, may have per­ ings.such "fourth estaters’' as Gcr- a tour of the local Negro newspaper reportedly, granted Moscow, exclu-,... mitted the Chinese to withstand offices in the company of nattonal- 10 years ift, tbe,New York state river for a big profit-. And ./with Ordinarily there would have been down into the hold. By AL MOSES legislature. ’ . !... ,sive exploitation rights in the Wol-' 1 the port authorities and the Army little chance, traveling, overland as The cargo was there—boxes and the air bombardment. SPIRIT OF COTTON ly-known Mrs. R. C. (Ethyl) Ven- tram mines of South China and. the The Eighth Army official state­ son, wife of the founder (Dr, R. C, The President yesterday nomi- increasingly suspicious of the' Me- they must have done, to overtake barrels neatly stacked, needed ar­ ADVOCATE natod Frar.cis A. O'Neill, Jr.. for oil fields of Kansu and Sinkiàng. Question activities—well, we coulc the boat at Jefferson-City, unless ticles for Fort Benton and the wild ment painted the Spud Hill raid • NEW YORK— (ANP)— IT WAS Venson) of the “Spirit of Cotton” These developments- are linked, as a victory even though it fell Jubilee Festival, an annual event reappointment to the National Me­ never.'have cleared, inspection and they made a continuous journey by frontier beyond. Mining tools, gen­ OUR PLEASURE recently to make diation Board, Q’Neill, a Repub- direétly to the Korean war; • ■ ------gotten-the-AstriA started witijo.ut night äs'well aS day, using relays eral hardware and supplies such as short 'of its objective. hi Memphis, Tennessee- and other The Army said 15 Chln'esq, were southern cities. -—■ .. . Jican,_was nominated for a four- Rawls to captain her. His reputa- Of horses.’ Still, there was always would be particularly useful in a ' year term ' expiring .in February, Communist—China’s expulsion' of 1 ■ ~~ tlon .did the trick. They didn't pay the possibility of some delay on new land. Staples in foods, bolts killed and another 25 estimated that “no prisoners were taken" in rd call Mrs. Venson a super-sales Western trading companies arid' the killed. It said that even though Iday, as well as one who is eternal 4856. United Nations embargo on a long - any further attention after he. took the river, and if somebody.wanted ol canvas, calico and other dry the raid and did not specify other ' Mr. Eisenhower received two., in­ to~uieet-the boat; badly- enough, goods. He had supervised loading jjcoordinattojLbe tweenthe various ways in which-the-raid railed to ly alert in gaining the better list of items useful to China’s war ' — over. ’ elements was faulty and the opera­ vitations yesterday ar.d promised “We had to get à man like him, they, could risk the trip. Since that part of it himself, and the boxes meet its objectives.. things for members of her race. machiné has meant that the coun­ tion failed of perfection," the raid She will be in New York again to consider both of them. He try is turning more and more to get him to lend;. hiB reputation/.' had happened and Astrid was here, were plainly marked as to con­ Overall, Eighth Army said: was invited to attend the Uni­ Whipter went on. “Ordinarily; he’d nothing elscJ>mattered. tents. succeeded in destroying or dam­ “This action was in no way de­ come April 4-i0. Mrs. Venson was a Russia and the satellites for essen­ aging “scores of bunkers." versity of Florida's centennial ob­ tial imports and - export outlets. , l ave. been »uspicious . too, ..and 'I tils first reaction dimmed.- Why, (To Be Continued) signed for spectacular benefit. It little sad as we-mafie our tour.greet Specifically the; Eighth Army de­ .ri Major; George Schuyler and servance any time, he chooses in was a. thoroughly conceived and the coming year and to join Chinese shipments to the Soviet. , fended-the practice of sending large carefujly planned combat operation, “Iaay” Rowe among others. numbers of officers to observe ac­ It -seems that/one of the news- members of Congress who are and. the ' Eastern ’ European satel­ differing from many similar ac­ World War H ' vétérans at a Vet; lite states consist mainly of miner­ College Fund tions such as “Operation Smack." tions in the bitter Korean .conflict pacr brethren who has his , own Refi g i ous Educators To “All of these," said Eighth Army, ideas'about the Cotton Festival, erans of Foreign Wars dinner in al ores such as wolfram, antimony, - Only by its lack of complete suc- , Washington February-17' mercury and tin; bristles, wood-and "were concernedi With the operation cess ...... ■------_(.wliich_is_his_right)_has Jailed, to as a matter connected with their answer any -number of communi­ vegetable oils, fruit.“ giriger arid "To describe it as anything else JOHN MURiDOUGH, Traveling large quantities of bamboo.. < Meet In Cincinnati; Ohio military duties or responsibilities." Is'grossly unfair to every man who cations sent him- by Mrs. Venson . Some officers' were ordered to ob- requesting sort of a round table on Secretary, has announced the start; Is Announced has fought, suffered or died in the ing time..for the Cincinnati Red.- ' NEWYORK—Some 180 religious! in Î5 areas, of religious education, ■ »erve the fight because “the large many batties, large“' and'“ small, ■ this-topic. ---' -; Bill Seeks To turnover of personnel makes it Should motion picture operators .legs exhibition game, 'with the educators will gather; in, Cincin-! center on the . theme, “One Need, 'which have stopped Communist ag­ Washington Nationals ’at Charlotte, ^taati,-' Ohio, the week of February .7 One Lord, One Teaching Task.’; NEW YORK — The weekly, series necessary that they learn as much gression.” . ip your town advertise this film as. possible," "Gome Back Little Sheba” with North Carolina on April .5, 1953 Outlaw Sale Of study methods! of Integrating the The- placé, of religious in the total by outstanding college choirs, prer- .•^Eighth Army said. the Seventh will be 2:30 p. m. work of the church with communi­ development of .the child, prob­ sented by the American Broadcast­ As for the operations plan which Division, staff, began planning the Shirley Booth and registering Burt lome reports likened to a “Holly­ Lancaster in the lead roles — no Whiskey In State ? id ty life, family services, and pro­ lems of ' delinquency, the challenge ing Company in cooperation with raid at division level on January AT SPECIAL FOUR-YEAR grams for children. — of religious- illiteracy,y apd the'in- the-United Negro College Fund, will wood script," the . Eighth- Army 11 and submitted plans to first matter where they make us. sit — said: ’ please sit through it and you’ll be RAT E? ATLANTA, GEORGIA.. -(SN8)- i Glericat-and—lay-representatives fluence of comic books on Amcri- corps-for-reference-to-Eighth-Army_ Adoor to door magazinesales- ; of -39. denominational boards,. 33 can youth are among the related College and Dillard University for “Time tables and detailed plans headquarters for approval. glad you did. It is a mighty fine •t'he-Georgla legislature received * the last two weeks in February, and are used in military planning as a picture—one of. the • best. man finally made if; we see where ’& fcmeasnrA“®asu» to AnMowa««'outlaw the’ sale .of state' councils lot-churches, ,ahd4)K topics ’’which will. be discussed’ in At the Division level a staff of­ a mild-westerner, 70 years old has .affiliated agencies are expected-tc’ lecture and symposium'sessions; Livingstone and Benedict Colleges means for coordinating action bet­ fice said he did not believe Gen. Peter (Creole) Robertson is being jyhiskey in ¡¡he state’ Thursday. for the first two. weeks in March, ween infantry, armor, artillery and acclaimed on all sides for having enrolled in a college —Thelilara- The prohibition measure, in­ _____attend _a _...... _series o£ panel___ : ___and‘ groupHighlights, or the week-long as- Mark W. Clark in Tokyo was even thon (Iowa) Republic: discussions 'held February 10-12,-as sembiy will be a public meeting in it was announced to day by W. J tactical air—elements if they are . aware, of the raid, which the offi­ been, unanimously chosen king of troduced by-j,,three, members of .. part,of' ._____ thè Annual Meeting of the Emery Auditorium on Tiiesday Trent, Jr.. executive director, at the participating.” ■ cer said ’ falls into’’- a: pattern set tlie La. State Club's costume .ball the. Senate, is aimed as bringing - Division Of^- Christian--Education,- ■fivening,evening, February 10,'10, at which;which College Fund Headquarters. _ _ The Army statement admitted -by. Clark as regular policy. next month, February 6 at Audu­ Smith, Billy Butterfield, Jimmy about a-; decrease ■. in Jùvènllede- bon , Ballroom. The queen is a Rushing, Dickie Wells, Frank Sig- llnqhency and traffic . death, ac- .. ■ National . Council of the Churches Dean Liston Pope, of Yale. Divinity The schedule of the ABC., broad­ Maj. Louis A. Breault of Dallas, of Christ in the USA, The. meet­ School,School,. New Haven.Haven., Conn., will de- New-Orleans. La . February 22: LiV- Texas, the Eighth' Army briefing beautiful New Orleanian, Monica nerelli, Jo Jones, Bobby Hackett, cording to Its author,-Sen. John ’ liver an address on “Ecumenical casts, which eminate -from New Martes, whom this writer has nick Max Kaminsky, Pee Wee Russell, Sheppard, of Ashburn. ■ ■ i jv ■: ing'opens 'in ■■ the southern Ohio York each Sunday over Station -tone College. Salisbury. N. C . on officer', said assaults such as city 'on Saturday. February 7, with .Imperatives”; presentation of, the, March 1: and Benedict College, Co- Sunday’s were necessary to main­ named because of her way of liv- Steve Lacey Jimmy Archy, Sidney The legislature also received sev-' WJZ, 10:30*11:00 a,,m., and are 1 n g and charitableness, “Lady Bechet and Johnny Blowers— top , Aral proposed constitutional amend- ,; a- three-day session of program- Russell Colgate Distinguished Ser- ! heard over. 170 stations in’the Unit: ’umbla, S. Ci, March 8 . tain ’ and . improve . the fighting ,. planning committees, and con-’ vice Award at a Division-wide fel-. These choral programs were initl- health x>f the largely inactive Bountiful.” names in.any company of jazz ments today. One of them, —IttnnVtAn1» •' vu» - 4n7~ “UU-ed-States—■OvituvS——HIXUand_Canada,_islas—wullcLUa,—IS—öö— Jol-. 1O1W— ______...______'Zutty’-Singleton—ha

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An all-sports jamboree is a hectic occasion. Wc saw man; ¡Offers Four-PoinjM snares and pitfalls in planning such a get-togeiher but even these .were multiplied. The ravages of influenza took toll of our invited LeMoyn® 58-47 guests. Gremlins poked fun at us in getting the menu, program The LeMoyne College basketball and guests to the event. Last minute details baffled us and by team continued its bld for the South Athletic Program em Intercollegiate Athletic Confer­ eat-time we were worn to a frazzle. Despite these instances of ence title by downing Dillard Uni­ discord and mishap the show went on First Don Newcombe versity of New Orleans last night at Reveals Plan At Annual was floored by the influenza.- later,, we learned the malady ha.l the Abe Scharff Branch YMCA 58- Willie Greason. The final straw as Harry Simpson being bedded 17. The Mad Magicians came from 100 Per Cent Wrong Fete irUDa.Iton, Georgia behind in the second half to win 'Xi ever a banquet- had such a there was Harry (Suitcase) Simp their sixth straight conference game. ATLANTA, Georgia —(Ccott Newspaper Syndicate)— ... son on the,telephone with about a (Staggering load to carry this was it. Dillard was leading at' halftime 31- President James Colston of Knoxville College outlined a Friday morning at 8 a m. we neat case of influenza as has 23. The victory enabled LeMoyne were snatched .out of bed by the ... temed up in Georgia . . . What to keen up with Knox College of "positive" program last night for rectifying the evils of intercol­ jingling telephone . It was Wilton in the heck is going to happen | Knoxville and Bethune Cookman legiate athletics. Scott, director of public relations at next, we wondered'.!! College, Daytona Beach, Florida, The Knoxville College president cius Jones Memorial Cup to Syl- | Savannah State,, who informed he If a foolish question deserves a neither of which has been defeated spoke to members of the 100 Per vester McClairen of Bethune- I was en route to the Mid-Winter foolish answer it was soon forth­ ..' LaForest Wilkins, LeMoyne’s cen­ Cent Wrong Club and their guests Cookman. McClairen’s coach, Ru- 1 Workshop of the National Newspa- coming. Charles J: Smith telephon­ ter, led his. mates with 16 points al­ as a gigantic banquet and. sports dolph “Bunlcy” Matthews will It- ' ___ per. Publishers' Association. “Sorry ed, "Just getting ready to leave Tal­ though Sherman-Thompson, a (fresh ■ jamboree vat the University Homes celve a trophy gs the outstand^, ■I can’t make it but William Bowens lahassee. Expect to make, it to At- man guard for Dillard, was high Auditorium. d’ Ing coach of the year in the SIA^B . and Johnny Paul Jones will repre- lanta around about 4 or 4:45 with scorer with. 20 points. LeMoyne capi­ More than a hundred Atlanta ' Alkin Hepburn, great passer ancT ■ sent the college ... A hasty break­ Miss Althea Gibson and Alkin Hep­ talized on the many fouls commit­ sportsmen jammed the auditorium "T” formation quarterback from fast, washed down with , tea, and a burn. Now this "is the last'straw! ted by the visitors. to see Althea Gibson, ranking wo­ Florida A and M was honored, as hurried trip to the Trophy Shop. For Lerone Bennett .has been fran­ DILLARD (47) ros. man tennis, player on. the East the most valuable ' team player. Found-seven. trophies and two med­ tically lining up a press conference Thompson 20 . m-F Coast and a Florida A and M stu­ Moss H. Kendrix,' public relations t allions staggering under a debt of for 4 p, in. at the Atlanta Life In­ Maybell 4 ...... F. dent ; Harry “Suitcase” Simpson, consultant for' the Coca Cola com- I ■ a half hundred dollars . . surance Company Recreation Room Douglass 10 ...... C Cleveland Indians’ player; and Ar­ . . . Now. what will we tell the pany, awarded the trophies which | Once at 210 Auburn Avenue, N. James 3 ...... G tie Wilson, West Coast baseball were donated by the Coca Cola S E.. there was a summon from our newspaper guys and th'c radio folks Johnson 1 .... . G. star. company. | tailor. He sternly announced, CLUB PRIZES I Colston told the gathering that “Come arid get this suit fitted or ' C. T. Perkins was on the tele­ TOP CLUB WINNERS - The above One Hundred hall. Loft Io right are: Al Thompson (fourth.place) LeMOYNE (58) POS. * ^*- ______.______■ _• r~ - I rs 1!_____ /— >■_ J Im fir Ai-lMrwr (♦kvirrt "administrators, coaches,__ athletic ___you won't wear it tonight.” Goose phone. lie said,-“Jack, can you Estee-Prather(second .place); Jack Adams (third, J; Collins 12 ... ,.F. Pri'zcs were awarded to the fol- IB; pimples later and after much an- come over to the YMCA a min­ Percent Wrong Club members were, the top four plnre); nnd Marian E. Jacksan (first place)— Boyd 11 . F. directors arid alumni must gain ed­ lowing .club members: Marion E. — xiety our hulking-frame was fin- ucational point of view toward ath­ Jackson, Jack Adams, Estee-Pra- E ute. Got some news that just fils Pr'ze winners at the annual club banquet held prathcr also copped a prize for the lowest mor­ Wilkins 16 ...... TTC ally fashioned into the Sack your ears . , ; One half hour la­ McDaniel 4 ...... G. letics rather than an entertainment ther and A. L. Thompson, Lerone Eg' Cloth ... ter we' had completed some shop al the University-John Hope Homes ; recreation gin of error. — (Perry Photo) Williams 4 ...... G. aspect.” , Bennett, Jr„ and E. J. Scott. . K talk that could have been hand­ Substitutions: Dillard: Burns 1, OUTLINES PROGRAM Official hostesses for the affair Ki First arrivals for the dinner Smith, H. Collins 2 Pointing out that "He who pays were Mrs. Ozeil Fryer Woolcock, Kj fete were Artie Wilson,'...... ace... in .­ led by Alexander Graham Bell . . . An airmail special delivery from" LeMoyne: Coopeiwpod. I 11. Little. the Piper will call the tune.” Col- Mrs. Lucille Scott, Mrs. Ruth- Sini- W fielder of Seattle Rangers, along DUSTY LENNON SEEKS $10,000 IN Officials: Rhoulhac, Fowlkes. ston outlined the following pro- mons, Mrs. Ruth P. Scott, Mrs. K with Sharlie T. Mabry and we as- William II. M. Bowens. “Save my scat 1 am on my way." gram: Maiian Seott, Mrs. Portia Scott L corted them to the Savoy Hotel 1. Administrators must see that and Miss Jerry Smith. V Where B. B. Beamon fitted them Harry Simpson, loaded with in­ the program is. directed by train­ Olub members are M. E. Jackson, | into Ills best rooms. fluenza bolted in from Dall'on, LAW SUIT AGAINST BUS' THOMPSON ed. ethical officials. Jack Adams, Estee Prather, A. 1 Back in the office tiephones were There . on the doorsteps - were YMCA Big 5 2. A. proper balance must be Thompson, W. A. Scott, III, A. I __ having a field .day ; ... ..our cheer-..' Charles -J. Smith, James—Marsh-- —KNOXVILLE, Tenm=(Special)=--i according to Lennon, "never atioio- least I won't have to stand the maintained-between athletics—and Hollingsworth, F. R. McDay, Joer | ful receptionist, Mrs. Marian Scott all and Gibson, etc. Maybe this In an exclusive statement releas­ glzed for his cost of the X-Rays,” Lennon said other programs. Smith, Joe Daniels, T. J. Critten- 1 was taking it in stridge. "Call Op­ “I waited gt Dr. J. Hubert Cldrk’s in commenting about the amount- tiring will go over. Heaven help ed for the Atlanta Daily World -3. Athletics programs must be tien, Lerone Bennett, Jr., J. R. f erator 11.” Dalton. -Ga ”, Mrs. Scott me. office until one o’clock in the of damages, which he is seeking. financed along with other college Simmbns. Joe Pullins, E. J. Scott, said. here on Tuesday, George H. morning, following the game," S Time to go out to Ralph Long According to Lennon, Thompson programs. Provisions should be and Paul E. X. Brown. . K After the long distance operator for .a buffet dinner. This was my (Dusty) Lennon, widely-known Lennon told the WORLD corres­ made in. the budget for athletics has completed "her magic ■ art last September agreed to pay. the day prior to the banquet. Tennessee coach and athletic of­ ponden', "but Thompson never Benefit Game comparable to its value. ' Robert E. Johnson, Atlanta Dally showea i’.p. We later learned that cost of the X-rays. He never did, ficial, called a suit against Fisk however, Lennon indicates, and a . 4/ Coaches must be given ten­ World City Editor, brought greet- . he had gone back to Nashville.’ Tonight at the Abe Scharff Branch University coach H. ^B; (Bus) letter' to Thompson in Novemœr ure and status. Their continued em­ ings to the group and Chester E. Two X-rays of"Ecnndn’s jaw, st YMCA the Y Big 5 will meet the ployment must not . depend ‘ on Hampton, Atlanta Dally World > Thompson, "one of projection." first believed fractured but only -went unanswered. Rolling Rockets of Kennedy. Gen­ ‘Tve been willing to forget the winning games. Managing Editor, introduced' ' ' .Dr;- fe Lennon filed suit seeking $10,COO found to be badly bruised, cost t'hg. eral Hospital, in a game for the OKAYS SUBSIDIZATION Colston. .Hubert Jackson, iocal K Knoxville official, who-coaches foot, matter all long,”’ Lennon told the damages im .Nashville on January benefit of National Polio Founda­ Colston pointed out, however, housing official, was the toast- i 14, five days Iwf-ire, according‘.«to ball .and basketball at Austin High "WORI.D. correspondent, “but tion...... Thompson hasn’t indicated ahy re­ that he does not object to subsidi­ master.- j Lennon’s Knoxville attorney, one school here, forty dollars. zation. He said: A host of public relations offi­ ■ year would have elapsed and gret about the incident one way or The Rolling Rockets composed of "I want to be certain that at the other." ’ the paraplegics of the hospital have "I don’t object to it (subsidiza­ cials were guests at the banquet. would have elapsed and Lennon tion) any more than I. do to sub­ Included were Reuben Vaughn of (would have run the risk7 of' 'losing ’ ; piled up an enviable reward while the Y Big 5 has been running rough­ sidization for persons with special Blatz and J. D. Brooks of Scheriley ' ) legal satisfactiqn for the incident skills in dramatics or music.” who. contributed refreshments and TALLAHASSEE— The Florida A Alabama completely dominated i which P“mP«Tbe suit. shod over their opposition so far Mississippi Quintal Wins this season. The game should prove The club presented its first Lu- 'souvenirs to the guests. and M. College Rattlers blasted the first five minutes of play and i the Alabama State College Hor­ | The suit again?- the Fisk coach a real test for both teams. led----- until • eight■■ minutes— —of the'•— l,¡s resuit of an alleged attack nets 89-72 here last Saturday night quarter had passed—at this point Wednesday night the LeMoyne • - -¿or thelr win hi six starts. I on Lennon by Tnumpson during »a Tri-States Cage Tourney Barrets’ Chapel Cagars Down ! sophomore William McCoggle of Sti' Fisk-Knoxville College basketball Cager will play Philander Smith of Famcoe rolled for 28 points in Petersburg hit on a set shot to put Little Rock, Ark., in a regular con­ the third quarter to pull ahead 62- game on January 19, 1952. BY SAM BROWN Lawshe 3 C the Rattlers ahead 11-9, They led Angered at Lennon, during the ference game, at the [Y Gym. 52 after trailing 36-34 at the half. 18-15 at the end of the quarter. A team of basketball magicians Miller ... G LeMoyne is presently tied for’ first Six Rattlers, including Mack Clay­ hotly ¿contested game, Thompson from-New Albany, Miss., won three I Lott 9 .. G. W. A. Harrold Quintet 62-37 f However, with Cotton and. Ho-: left' the bench and struck, a game place with Knox College and Beth­ ton, the towering junior center urnrH biffino- fVnni T xi ! leit bile DeilCil cGLU d gdJUC gameso_._ in:__ one:... day ...7and the champi-.7.;.:;—;-! Substitutions: New Albany: P. une Cookman. The boys of coach ff from Jacksonville, were either in officia! squarely <>n the. chin. and tonship_ 71,’ “of7 the Tri-States 2.Invitational '.7 ' Longest 6. Kimmons. B. T. W. Bran­ BY DAVID JOHNSON D. Dowell ... C...... 7 the Montgomery eagers bounced Frank Lewis have been going great . . . . F. ' ■ the hospital or watched the game back during the second period and Tournament, for Negro high schools don 7, Nickson 2. in recent games. The Barrets’ Chapel boys basket­ E. Gragg ... 13 L. C. Boyd . .... F. ■ 9 from the bleaches. At the time he went ahead at the last, minute of who like the game and would like last night at the Blair T. Hunt Gym ball team of Arlington continued to entered the hospital Clayton was play 36-34. to eventually enter professional base nasium. All games in the tourney An all tournament team was Thursday night the prep League hold its lead Tuesday night, Janu­ C. Becton ...... G, 10 selected by the coaches and officials. ary 27th by downing W. A. Harrold Barrets’ girls have played eight the team’s top scorer and a power The two teams had last met last ball. In addition to encouragement were played yesterday. r resumes play with B. T. W. meeting on rebounds. 7 to the boys it would help them tp Frank Murray — N,ew Albany; Hajnilton and Melrose taking on St. of Millington, 62-37 in Barrets’ Gym. games, won two. They defeated Wool I March with the Rattlers hanging-, —The NcwAlbaultes beat Booker ft" “Wallace Longest — New Albany;— This marks the tenth consecutive stock 24-18 and Frazier 30-20. Most the Hornets a humiliating defeat ¡develop their natural ability and at Augustine at the Blair Hunt Gym. Herbert Beacham, Tampa junior ' the same time it would help the Washington High of Memphis 61- Arthur Simpson — New Albany; B. T. W. is currently leading the victory of the season. of the girls are Freshman, and will —one destined to go down in basket 41 in the final round. Somerville. Henry Greene.— Ripley; Alton The. Wild Cats defeated Wood- be in attendance for three more who started his first college ga'me ball history.. entire student body to learn more prep League with three .victories and collected 22 points to pace the Rat­ about the game. Tenn., High whipped St. Augustine Brondori — B. T. W.; Fletcher Cart- ‘■ no defeats. , stock 45-44, Frazier of Covington 53- years. We are expecting great things tlers, followed by Harold Donald of With three minutes and. 35 sec­ 32-28 in the consolation game to wright — Somerville. 33, Ripley 49-39, Fayette County from them next year. Jacksonville with 21 and Co-Capt. onds remaining in the finals of the From time to time we have men­ take third place. HIGH SCORERS FOR Training of Somerville, 55-45, Gailor LINE UP Willie Irvin, St. Aiigustine with 10. tioned that professional baseball THE TOURNAMENT 51-24. Young, D. .. . F. SIAC tournament game last New Albany advanced to the fin-j It the the rebound'. work.of the lat­ March in Tuskegee’s gymnasium, among our gropp in particular, has Wallace Longest — 55; Arthur The Barrets' boys have downed • Bradley, O. . F. not done all that it might have done als by beating. Douglass 55-32 in the I Simpson — 45: Pete Gregory — 43; Ripley and Frazier for the second Clear, J...... F. ter, plus . the all around hustle of the Alabama eagers had a 56-54 opening round while Booker T. was. Fisk Quintet the club that sparked the third lead over the favored Rattlers and to develop players and at the same -I Fletcher Cartwright — 41. time by a score of 64-63 over Rip­ Brazzel ...... F. time bring about new fans for the whipping Ripley, Tenn. 56-43, Som­ RESULTS ley and 58-39 over Frazier. Johnson .... . F. quarter surge which ended in the fiv? men to their four — yet the erville was downing Marianna, Ark. Rattlers having a 10 point lead. .score was 56-56 at he game's end. game. It is rather amusing some­ The undefeated team’s line up is Clark, M. ... G. times to find out just how few fans 57-55, arid St. Augustine was mea­ i New Albany (Miss > 55, Memphis as follows: C. Dowell, T. Becton, D. Green, M. .. G. Cornelius Hoard with 17 points The score was tied at 64-all when suring Melrose for a 65-30 defeat.. I Douglass 32, (.quarterfinal); Mem­ and Sampson Cotton with 15 were ' the whistle sounded ending the of the fairer sex know anything Lowell, E. Gragg, J. H. Payne, J. S. Hatley, G. .. . G. about, baseball. To see baseball play­ In the second round New Albany phis St. Augustine 64, Memphis Mel­ White, L. C. Boyd, J. Hines, C. Bec­ ... Davis, M. ... . G. the top scorers for “Barna." The initial five minute overtime period, took .St. Augustine 51.-33 and Wash­ rose 30 (quarterfinal:; Somerville Montgomery five threw a mighty and during the second overtime ed in high school, boys and girls ton, W. Matthews. The distribution Hall) V...... G. coming out of school would continue ington edged Somerville 52-48 tn i (Tenn.) 57, Marianna (Ar.k.) 55 of points in the game that carried Jones', I...... F. scare in the hearts of the parti­ stanza, the four Rattlers—Tom Ho­ pave the wav' to the finals. ; ‘QuarterfinalI Memphis Booker T. . Wilder, M. C...... san fans for two full quarters and gan, Willie Irvin, John Cuyler .and to follow the game. Here is a chal­ Millington down arc: ■ F. • lenge to those who promote profes­ CHAMPIONSHIP GAME . Washington 56. Ripley (Tenn.) 43 NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Fisk quint­ Pos. Points These teams are-coachcd-by-Mount only during the fading minutes of Charlie White— completely domi- NEW ALBANY (61.) ROS. j iquarterfinal). et. completely routed Kentucky State the third quarter were the Rattlers nated play much to the surpnse of . sional baseball in the city to gain C. Dowell .. F. 11 v. Allen, Jr. Reporter David John^ ' new tans by helping to prnmote tlie“ —iW—Longest .24 ...... — —.... F. J—New—Alb:my—tMtssr)—5fc-Meniphis" Cqllegd-Saturday-nighthereinNash T.'BectOll .7 G. ------^~12~ son; ------fans able to relax as the locals be­ their opponents and the fans —to Prep League in the high scliopls. Murray 9 ...... I1.,-...St. ------Augustine 35 (semifinal);....-- . ------Mem- ville 64 to 44. Frederick Work scored gan to roll. win the ball game 71-67. Simpson 15 .., .. C. jphis Booker T. Washington 52; Som 20 points and teamed up with Mil­ Oui- first love in1-sports was for Newton 4 ...... Gjcrvillc iTenri.) 48. ford Lewis who scored 11 points in study in those states’ universities.” was sealed" off and all workmen baseball, and we arc sympathetic to­ Bell 3...... New Albany (Miss.) 61; Memphis controlling the back boards team “Our program is being intensi­ aboard were questioned by detec­ ward those boys who like the game, Booker T. Washington 41 ichampi- mates Ben Jobe and Esmo Woods fied to implement the Supreme tives. ■ who like to play it. and have the BOOKER I onrhqi-Iinali. —- scored 13 and 11 points.respectively Court decisions in the, fields of The 20.325-ton Canadian liner ambition and desire to become ma- Gregory 18 Somerville . (Tenn.' 32. Memphis L. W. Harbcy scored 16 points for graduate education and interstate Empress of Canada was destroyed ‘ jor leaguers. Boys who don’t have Lane 2 F St. Augustine’28 (consolation final). the losers. Fisk broke out in front­ .transportation;, to increase the by fire at' her Liverpool . drydock : . the necessary facilities or cncourage- straight from the beginning and was number of qualified, registered vo- berth last SunddyT;arid’tliree'''my-;’ ’ ment. arc being denied one of the never headed'. The bull dog whose tors, to eliminate racial discrimi­ sterious fires recently broke out record is 5 and four will take on Le­ nation in employment and to elim aboard the Queen Mary. It seems strange to us from our vantage point that our schools i things to which they are entitled. We hope, our schools and colleges Moyne College next Tuesday night. inate segregation and discrimina­ Thursday’s blaZe was the eighth, — end-colloqes don't go in for boseboll os they do for other sports. ¡will again placma'pfeatcr emphasis tion in housing, recreation facili­ suspicious fire to break, out aboard _ For some time now we have observed that more emphasis is ploc-. ‘ Ion the game of baseball. Southeastern Region ties arid places of public accom­ British and. Canadian liners in re­ ed on other branches of sports than' that placed on "T)te Great —•------modation. cent weeks. American Sport." . ‘ In 1st Annual Confab ■ “This conference is the first step Two Ellerman Co., Ltd., liners, toward putting this- program lnto the City Of Florence and the City • • We recall that not too many years back boys and girls too, as 1 BIRMINGHAM— The Southeast­ operation.” of (Gloucester also were damaged for that matter, took to baseball as naturally as ducks fake to wa- i Semipro Nines ern Regional Office of the National Conference headquarters will be by fires while at Liverpool. Association for the Advancemcnt.of ter. The smallest schools hod some kind of a baseball team. Ev­ the 18th Street Branch, YMCA 326 Colored People announced that the South 18th Street. ery vacant lot or improvised playing field was a baseball diamond. | 1st Annual Regional Leadership The exploits of ployers"in the major leagues were known by those Organize Here Training Conference for branches, 2 Negro Women in the most remote places, and every boy grew up with a haunting----- ■ BY SAM BROWN youth councils and college chap­ idea that he would be a TyCobb, Christy Mathewson, Tris Speak- Managers of 11 Negro semi-pro an ters will be held, February 20-22, Second Blaze Now Lawmakers •1953; ‘"7" • —. er, 'Home Run' Bakrii1, Babe Ruth or some other outstanding base- b?s??aI1.t>2,ar2Si,mCff n’U*' . . ■ ...... ■ ’ at the Abe Scharff Branch YMCA The. theme for.the conference is,. Breaks Out On- ~ In Michigan ball star. ... t-o organize a Memphis Semi-pro' "No Compromise with Segregation Nowadays, that there arc more attached: thereto arc some of the League) >.£: or Discrimination” and symbolizes The Elizabeth chances of boys reaching the ma­ reasons manyw,-,-,, of theti.„ schools„i,i.„„te and „„icol ! i represented were the Foote the underlying policy of the Asso­ LANSING, Mich.-^fANP)— Anj^ jor leagues-as players than ever bo- leges cut out baseball. We can’t see Home Beavers, Memphis Orioles, Na­ ciation in, its continued fight for SOUTHAMPTON-- (INS) — A other page of Negro history; wBB fore we seldom hear of boys want­ where the expense is any greater tional Eagles, Memphis Rirates, the right of all Americans to- en­ aboard the liner QUeen Elizabeth written here when ttoo Women tool! ing to become a Jackie Robinson. than that connected with other Weaver ■ Clowns, Oakville Sluggers, joy full citizenship privileges and second fire, broke out Thursday their respective seats in tlje legis­ Larry Doby, Monte Irvin; Don Ncw- sports. Layne Bowler Cats, Letter Carriers, responsibilities.' while investigators, including Bri- lative Chambers in the state capi------combevJoe-Black or any of-the-olher- - Here in Memphis some few years, Hayes Art School. Eagles, Memphis or-thc —, tain’s top-arsoh-expert; were prob- tv*_ in cvcij'pvafv luipivaaxwIrrinrPcciwn bc Negro- players who have made the ago, one of the coaches 'of one of Sluggers and Memphis Eagles. ference, Mrs. Ruby Hurley, Regi­ Ing Wednesday’s blaze; The new Miss Cora M. Brown, a lawyer, major leagues in the past few years. the high schools gave us several Ulysses Hunt was named, tempo­ onal Secretary said- “We believe fire was quickly extinguished. former policewoman and social ■ ■' Those few boys who are inclined reason why this particular school rary chairman. Committees wel-e ap­ that a. majority of people in the A special anti-sabotage patrol worker was sworn in as state sena­ to become baseball players are not had to stop ■ playing' the game. — pointed to draw up by-laws; a sche- South want to see the »end of seg- was thrown around” the world’s tor__ ___from ______the second senatorial dls- getting the encouragement irom . Among them, boys .are much smaller ‘ dule—and nomination—of—officers^ - -regation—and—discrimination—in- -largesMlrien-arid-the-Queen-Mapyr treit .in—Detroit.—Mrs.—CharlWe— their schools and colleges that might .than. what they were, there was no Election of officers will be held next splte of. the rantlngs and ravings which reached Southampton last rWhite~" ", begins 7.her______second1 '.term______as a help them to continue to follow the convenient place to practice, the Thursday might at thè Y. -Other to-the-contrary-by such -individuals night-wlth-Prlme Minister Churchill--member of the House of Represen- game, Unless they arc. so determined above' mention- reasons as to the teams are expected to attend the as' Talmadge and Byrnes gndi the and members of his family among tatives. Both- are Democrats. within themselves that the fact that time of the season and the expense next meeting. nronouncements of a number of the .passengers. ., Mrs. White’s election was more the schools don't go in for baseball attached. Walter Culpepper, local business Negroes who have been misguided The British sent Lewis C. Nic- remarkable because she was elect­ anymore, they are having a harder The Trail, is glad to know that man, Atty. B. F. Hooks, Coach W. .P. Into believing that- there is such a kolls, famed expert on arson cases, ed at large. The entire city of De­ • . time tryihg to reach their goal, than the Prep League is being reorganiz- Porter, df St. Augustine High School- Í thing as 'separate7 but equal.’ to Southampton to help in the in­ troit constitutes the first dis­ those boys who .might go. in. for .pro. ed and that four or five of the and Chris Rouhlac, YMCA's secre- "Hundreds of Negro students are vestigation of the suspicious blaze trict for members of the House ■ football, boxing or other ’sports. high school in the city will likely tary,-were mentioned for- the presi- attending^graduate schools which that damaged a main deck cabin Urom-whiclf7dtstrict~al0rie' 21~Re-' ~ 7' jniéft is a greater future ih pro—' have teams this Spring. In talking dency. A commissioner will be elect- MM edored-tothem-ln—southern--aboard-the-84.000-tonQueen-Ellza- presentatives-are elected__ Mrs— recently to coach Joe Westbrook, of ed at the first meeting in March. NATIONAL SPORTS FIGURE — Artie Wilson (center), baseball star án.d border states a .few.‘ .. years ago.1 . beth, Wedensday nicht. The ship White finished eighth .among a list ------béfore and for more-boys, Boys-who - -Melrosc-he-stated-that-he-was-sure- d-a-slnele report- -is-being-overhauled- in- drydock. — -of-42-candidates!------———I—- ârt L planning to__follow baseball that some of the schools would have HUSHED 7 ; ’ with Sacramento of the Pacific Coast, is shown here as he talks that any one of the buildings in The investigators were question­ _ gKbititld :be encouraged as much as Ì baseball team, and the Prep Lea­ “Is it true that it cost $100 to vvith. Atlanta Daily World sports editor Marion E, Jackson (left)) which they find themselves has ing" workmen when the second fire WHO CARES?------.— XLalt»«.«-possible »fttq‘. Itirft dtrk-the rudiments of gue would, operate. bavé your familÿ tree looked up?.” and Hubert Jackson, popular sportsman and federal housing, öffn fallen.down. Therefore, it is a lo­ was. discovered in a pile of rags, on Sergeant (to raw recruit)-^- What the game through fhe schools and We hope to Eee the Prep League “Well, not exactly. I paid $5 to gical to assume that there will ba C deck. It was doused promptly Is the difference between, a tinji cial. Wilson was among the famous athletes who wore feted at and a percussion shell? M U’/- colleges. We have heard It remarked in full operation with all six of the have it looked up and $95 to have it no catastrophes in Alabama. Flor- by a fire crew. that,because of -the limited time for high school In I he <

lUv rcK wcivl WKUI'IU CLUB «.clcdKiIic»: More than a hundred and player, respectively, of the SIAC conference. Both are from who is.also vice-president of the Atlanta Press Club, presented cer- Seattle of the Pacific Coast league; Althea Gibson, nationally- ^Atlanta sportsmen attended the gala 100 Per Cent Wrong Club the championship-Belhune-Cookman team Jhe-.cenler-photo: de­ tificctes-of-rneril la Jackson and Simmons for outstanding com­ ranked tennis star; and Horry 'Suitcase'' Simpson; star of the ^^onquet here Friday night at the University Homes auditorium picts, from left to right, Marion Jackson, Atlanta Daily World Spoils munity service through the 100 Per Cent Wrong Club. At far Cleveland Indians. The dub awarded Miss Gibson and Wilson

Pictured above, far left, are Rudolph "Bunky" Matthews and Syl- Editor; Robert Brisendine, WERD Program Director; and J. Russell ' rightI I I I I areUl U threeIlli l-v ofV 1 theIlla. lop-flightI I I I I sports figuresi V • who attended■ • x- < • *-• s* •the • i w good sportsmanship awards vester McClairen who received trophies as the outstanding coach Simmons, Atlanta Daily World Advertising Manager. BrisendineJ banquet. From left to right are Artie Wilson, baseboll star with

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. . .. v • ■ relieve these tensions. The way to­ the program is directed by trained, WORLD Driver Sportsmen Take wards tills goal is making athletics ethical officials. an Integral functloii of the - college 2. A proper -balance must be NEW YORK — (INS) — Third Limelight At with a substantial budget and on maintained between athletics and By Marion E. Jackson basciuaii-outiiclder Hank _Thompr equal par with departments of the other programs son of the New York Giants re­ All-Sports Fete college." The Knoxville " College 3. Athletics program miist.be quired 15 stitches to close wounds president defended scholarships financed along with other college in his face Saturday after an early BY MARION E. JACKSON and grant-ln-alcls but- insisted that programs Provisions should be Morris Brown coach E. J. (Ox) Clemons has been granted a morning argument with a New York Flash bulbs popped and sports athletic prowess. None should 'not made In the budget for athletics taxi driver. bq the basis forTills assistance. Cave of absence for study at New York University . At- stars glittered like diamonds as comparable to its value. Colsjon told the gathering that 4 Coaches must, be given tenure nta's 100 Per Cent Wrong Club dinner a corking success. Person- The 27-year-old Thompson_said athletes,.athletic directors, coach- ‘'administrators., coaches,—athletic and-status. Their continued em- alities like Artie Wilson, Althea Gibson, Harry (Suitcase) Simpson, the cabbie. William Winfrey, beat es, and just plain sportsmen sal directors and iiluinni "must .' gain ed­ ployinent niust not depend on win­ him.with a sawed-off baseball bat Alkin Hepburn, Rudolph (Bunky) Matthews, jack McClairen, Herbie down to break bread at the ucational point, of' view toward ning games after a near-collision between Win­ athletics rather than rm entertain­ Douglas, J. D. Brooks, Alvin Neeson, Catherine Hardy, Reuben eighteenth annual 100 Per Cent OKAYS SUBSIDIZATION trey's cub and Thompson’s car. ment aspect..”’ 1 Colston pointed out, however.that Vaughn and President James A. Colston made it the year's biggest Wrong Club allsporls dinner. Winfrey was booked on felonious OUTLINES PROGRAM lie docs not object, to subsidization. athletic gathering. Best-liked guy at the dinner was Artie assault charges. A bevy ol headline-gelling athle­ Pointing out that "He who pays He said: , Wilson who is entertaining, intelligent, likeable and a swell all- EDDIE MIKSIS SIGNS H S > tes which included Miss Althea Gib­ the Piper will call the lune," Col­ "I don’t object to It isubsidlaa- CONTRACT ... son. Miss Catherine Hardy, Artie ston out lined- tlie folowing pi-n- tioni any moil than I do to sub­ around guy...... Same goes for Harry (Suitcase) Simpson who I CHICAGO CUBS CHICAGO--(INS')— The Chicago rfjgli1 • ■ Wilson, Harry iSuitcasei Simpson. gram sidization lor persons with special got out of his sick bed to attend « - i Vi Herbie Douglas, Alkin Hepburn. Al­ 1 Administrators must see that skills In dramatics or music.” Cubs announced Saturday that tn- vin Neeson, Jack. McClairen, Ru­ Russ J. Cowans of the Chicago Simmons represented Alabama fieldqr Eddie Miksis has signed % < dolph G iBunky> Matthews. Othello Defender was stricken with influen­ State.. . .Spotted in the gathering his contract for the 1953 baseball Renfroe were among the Hall ol za. Cowans wired! his regrets. .. were Dr. Raymond Garter. Sr., J. season. Fame performers feted n't. the ! Willie Mays, was in Birmingham, L. Wheeler, Dr. F. Earl McLendon, gathering. i ■ T. J. Crittenden, Arthur Smith, Miksis played second base and . Alabama, but couldn’t come..... Xa­ shortstop for the Cubs last season Hubert M. Jackson, talented verb- vier. University sent Head Coach Gabriel Alexander, William Nix, tosser provided the wit and salient Walter .Carnes, Moss H. Kendrix, and at times rated with the most Alfred1 (Zack) Priestley and Bas­ brilliant infielders in the National SMILES OF FORTUNE — C. T. Perkins, membership secrelary of the touch whilih brought salvos of FLOYD PATTERSON MAY ketball Coach James Hawkins .. / George Coleman, Chester-M. Hamp­ laughter and applause from the ton, P. H. Garland, Richard Lo­ League. Butler YMCA presents a surprise award to B. B.- Beamon for out­ BEGIN NEW ERA light heavy In the next year and a From- Birmingham, Ala., came T. packed room. IN BOXING RING heavyweight in a couple of years. Martin, Charles T. .Mabry, Leon gan, John Merkerson,-T. Herman standing community service. The award was not made known An injury to his right knee, how­ A Youthful human liynamo in ...... Right now ’he wants to fight as a Bailey, James Bailey, Herman Graves, Alexander Shepard. Dr. J. ever, handicapped him for the last until the recipient was summoned Io the speaker's podium. A highlight of tlie dinner was the J. Dennis, Bob Brisendine, Charles ■surprise "award’ to Atlanta Dance tlie person of -Floyd Patterson of, 175-pountler, (Steeple Jack) 1’aylor and Bernard half of the sea sori. Physicians ro- Brooklyn blasted his way' into the 1 E. Jackson.... J. Smith, acting public relations has .Promoter. B. B Beamon for out­ His trainer is Frank La veil, to ported that a winter’s rest favor of Chicago boxing fans and Our city editor, Robert E. director, Florida A and'M College, cured the injury. standing coirimunity service. JSports whom . both Patterson and-D- ______William Bowens, sports publicist. maiiship awards went to Wilson. millions of television fans last Amato give much credit for hispro- Johnson, ■ was a batboy with B. B. Beamon Gets Service week- aS lie buttered Chester Miles •thé Westfield (Ala.) baseball Savannah State College; John Paul - Miss .Gibson and Miss Hardy, whilo gress in Hie ring. zYou probably re­ Jones, sports publicity director. quarterback Hepburn wits honored zalir into submission with a 5-round call that he is the Olympic middle team which produced Artie Wil- TKO, . ------son. It was- a grand reunion Savannah State College; W. A. XAVIER EDISES as tlie most valuable player. W’lght champion that took place when Johnson Fowlkes. Pittsburgh Courier; Rod Award At. Allsports Fete Moss IL ...... presented tile Although Patterson is only 19 Harris, auto salesman; Head Coach MBC 56 To 55 Î. eoaeli of the yeau* award to Head and stilt growing and I Ills, was only D’Ainnlo says that he is not go­ and Wilson started swapping Couch Rudolph G, (Bunky) Mat­ ing to try tu bring Patterson along success stories... Obie O’Neal L. C. Baker, Othello Renfroe, H. Most surprised guest at the TOO Per .Cent Wrong Club dinner his filth pm bonl, fiiigsjders ihar- thews of Bethune Cookman College, vi'iied at Ids power and predicted li too last, lie wants him to mature and F. V. Rollins;motored to S. Powell, Ernest . Abbott, Ir.win Tlie-Xavier University Gagers out was B. B. Beamon who received an award for outstanding coni- Tompkins, J. B. Pinckney,. Thelfia Who carried his vaunted Wildcats great carvel- for him. This ringsid-- before lie hits the real big time...- . the dinner from Albany Stale. of New Qi-Ieans took ¡1 liairs-breadth munity service. to tlieSlAC championship. Ills team Patterson left two good impres- ' 'These two swell fellows liaVe Brown. er agrees witli all Ulf iumiiioiis decision from Morris Brown College was eighth-ranked nationally. forecasts for this young man's bru­ . sluns on this ringsider— lie is one been coming each year since Walter Carnes, coach of Herring by winning ,.thg Joe -L,otiis Gymna­ The Atlantan was seated near Tlie plaque given Beanion was High, Decatur; Eddie B. Robinson, tal fisls. So after the bout the oth-. great prospect and he is a true the dinner hit the bigtimc.... sium contest, last night 56 to 55. the entrance of the hall and had made possible by the Amlketds All-American . Jack MeClarien, soprtsman who believes in fair Most surprised guy at the dinner Ernest Bolton, and many others... ,er, lie and. a few other reporters had The-Wolverines played "catcli-up' : his mouth chockful. of chicken Club, an . organization of young immaculate-garbed and slick . as a a chat witli Floyd and Ills manager play. He is a fighter who well may was B. B. Beamon who got a CHATTER— Hubert M. Jackson when Emcee Hubert M. Jackson men. The group likewise presented greased log in his mannerisms was brought the admission from Har­ nost_of the way, managing to tie i Custer D'Amato. start a new era in boxing— to take “community Service" award. - It the score three times, 16-all, 18-all i announced that C. T. Perkins, YM a plaque to Olympic Champion presented the .Lucius L Jones. Me- i up "the slack left by the passing of was a surprise award that not even ry (Suitcase) Simpson that his CA membership secretary, would Catherine Hardy. mortal award for the- ousla tiding . birthplace is Atlana; Ga. Many and 31-all. At. half-time, Xavier led J Patterson- is a quiet, mannerly such as Joe Louis and. Ray (Su* C. T. Perkins knew about until it make a surprise award. player by Mr Kendrix The tro­ fellow- who lets His manager do folks believed Simpson was born 28-22. Thurston Warlick was high- I Close to 150 persons witnessed gar) P.obinson from the boxing . was handed to him just before the Perkiris started off with tlie pliics were gifted by the Coca C.ola most, of the talking while he does ring. The new ruler of tlie. boxing dinner. Beamon has staged, bene­ - in Dalton.... point man for the invaders with as- | -the. presentation to’. Mr. Beamon Company ifrtie Wilson praises Lorenzo distance from Al Priestley. For the , regular spiel about a “citizen who the fighting. His greatest .fault in roost may well be your.g Floyd Pat­ fits for the Community Chest. YM­ has done good work in every com­ at tlie. eighteenth annual 100 Pei . Alvin Neeson, All-American guard the ring appears to be “good ria- (Piper) Davis as the greatest Wolverines, Eugene Robinson, was . Cent Wrong Club, dinner at the terson. today a boy. tomorrow ft CA, YWCA, March of Dimes, munity enterprise. Until he got at Mori'is Brown College last sea­ turedne'ss’ and possibly the techni­ man and a champion. ' Heart Fund. Cancer and other all-around player in baseball, ably abetted by. Joe Bartlett and University Homes. son.. was given a plaque as the oul- Wilson insists Davis can play Leroy' Lewis. around to mentioning Beamon’s cal fault of leaping In with liis charities,. In addition he has aided name it equid have been anvone. GIBSON HONORED 1 standing Ihiesrnaii punches thus throwing himself off GAVILAN WILL TEST TRUE the Atlanta and Fulton Safety Pa­ all nine positions well. lie also Others cited were Miss Althea-] Public relations men hung on to balance in case lie misses..' WORTH OF DAVEY IN RING believed Piper is one of the Beamon- came to tlie speaker’s trol in making the annual trek to ■ podium with his face wreathed in Gibson, "American Tennis Associn-sl guest'like hives Dispenser;: of Of the technical faults, it can be Washington, D. C. Numerous other great hitters of baseball. Con­ .lion champion: Artie Wilson, in-' blended concot.ions like Herbie On Wednesday night, February 11 astonishment and surprise. Happy said Hint -he probably will correct at the Chicago Stadium, Chuck charities and youth organizations trary to what the public be­ fielder of the Seattle Rainers; Al- Douglat; of Pabst. J D Brooks of them with experience, but his. lieves, Wilson, states Piper is chuckles • replaced his emb'arrass- Davey, probably the most educated have been helped by Beanion. ment and lie almost wept. kill Hepburn, All-Ainerlcan quart- Schenley, and Reuben Vaughn of courtesy to his foes Is another Wé thought it fitting that such one of tlie youngest players in erbnek of Florida A and' M: Alvin Blatz kept tlie turnout in a mellow­ prize fighter in boxing history will __ The-AUanta-rianre proinoli’K. li.is thing. Of this he said: receive his greatest chance—a allot • award be made. We asked the the game. . . . Says, the Slag- ; fathered many benefits. His cha­ Neeson, All-American linesman of ed flume of mind Infact the.even­ town ke.vstoner ought to be a “I guess I'd better watch out for a.l the welterweight championship ^^miketos Club to provide funds for rity efforts have aided tlie Com­ Morris Brown College; Jack Mc­ ing was one ol the. most fluid of the this. This is ' probably from my a plaque and as a result the idea cinch for baseball ... Clairen. All-American end, Bethune year ■ of the world now held by Kid Ga­ munity Chest, Safety Patrol. Can­ amateur days during which - good vilon of Cuba. reached- fruition. Wilson took his job-loss with the cer- Research, Heart. Fund and re­ Cookman College; Dr; James A Wesley Dobbs of Cariiels provided sportsmanship.-was the rule.” New York Giants like a man. Says Thé ‘community service’ award cently the March of Dimes. Colston, president. Knoxville Col­ the smokes. Good time and merri­ During his bout with Mieszala, Davey is a blonde, non-violent was a fine tribute to one of Atlan- if he had to lie sent back to the HELPED PROMOTE lege; MoSs H. Kendrix, Public Re­ ment were the theme of the evening Floyd actually stooped to. help this minors he Was glad it had to be for but president Colston provided a so­ appearing boxer who fights from WASHINGTONr-Jan. 31—(INS) lations consultant. Coca Coin Com-' foe look for his mouthpiece after an unorthodox stance, the south­ Knoxville President James A. Willie’Mays.... . —Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy Likewise Beamon has taken pany. and to Rudolph G. iBunky) ber note knocking it out. Another time he “Ox” Clemons came by the Matthews, coach of'the year ol He warned the gathering that the paw. Unlike most southpaw, he can Colston made a powerful pre­ said after conferring with Presi­ a prominent part in YMCA and turned', his back- on JWieszala be­ jab or hook with His left and cross sentation of the problems of ( 100 Per Cent Wrong Club din- YWCA fund-raising. ■ drives and Bethune Cookman College. "mortality- rate—of—coaches had cause’ he thought hl's Victim was I ner.—- Hisr>._ car: -----was. chockful of dent Eisenhower that the reported created a feeling of insecurity-in with his right. Because of these as­ intercollegiate athletics. His ad- plan to lift the U. S. Naval block­ helped promote the giant Arning- the honored- guests were going down. Instead the .victim be­ I luggage. He was enroute to Harry (Suitcase) Simpson, outfield­ the profession." sets; he has confused most of his dress was challenging, force­ ade of Formosa is-a “bright idea’, Health Jamboree, at A. F. Hern­ gan to throw punches. When the foe and remained undefeated’ in 39 ful, provocative and stimulat- New York City where he plans don Memorial Stadium several er, Cleveland Indians: Herbie Doug­ ALUMNI PREESSURES foe- turned his back. Flovd wait­ to attend New York Univer-— that would give the. Chinese Na­ fights-- which include two draws; ing. Dr. Colston did not hedge. tionalists a chance to “help us win years“ ago.- “ ■ las, Olympic broad jump chain-' —Alumni-pressures;—booster clubs ed until he turned back around.’ Most fans are either skeptical He walked in where angels sity. For several weeks, the In addition to these worthwhile pion; Reuben Vaughn, representa­ and lack of tenure have caused the war.” coaches to . take the attitude of When it was suggested that Floyd about his fighting ability or over- . fear to tread. He stepped on the rumor swept Atlanta that Clem­ charity efforts Beamon has fin­ tive of Blatz; J. D. Brooks. Schen­ may not have the "killer instinct,” enthusiastic. The skeptical jme? toes of the over-emphasis bund ons was being screened for a job The 77-year-old former Chief o! ancially backed numerous other ley products and members of the getting all while IL can.” his manager denied this by noting ■says he looks too peaceful-and he and the de-emphasls clique. His ^pt Howard University. Staff to Presidents Roosevelt and community service ■ -projects. 109 Per Cent Wrong Club. ■■Colleges must do something to what'a terrific beating Mieszala has picked his opponents. They was not a middle-ground ap­ Clemons denied that he con­ Truman, conferred with the Pre­ received. cite as chief exhibit his recent re­ proach. ’ , templated taking the post stat­ sident for 15 minutes. He denied Il DEPENDENTS MAY KEEP fusal to fight Del Flanagan on.a.:, ing “it looks too hot.” that the matter of removing the HIM OUT OF ARMY benefit card in a tuneup bout. In­ Dr.. Colston defended, grarit-in- Emory O.- Jackson, editor of the U. S, 7th Fleet from the Formosa Draft status appears to be no stead he' chose, to battle an oft- -: ' aid and' scholarships. . He sald . it Birmingham' World, had to attend operation came up for discussion A- . -worry—for—Patterson right now. clugged Fitzie Pruilen. ' , - was wrong to deny an athlete as­ the Mid-Winter Workshop of the Leahy said he “just gt>ssiped’’ wltlr Flvven nfrsbiia” are danenrhnir on ' sistance When- similar’-aid Was giv- National Newspaper’Publishers As­ the President about old ’ times in hini for bread and butter. He has ■ Although his victims include Ike, ■ eh musicians, -.singer.s« etc. How­ sociation „ ' "■ Washington. —; •——- - eight brothers arid two sisters. One Williams and Rocky Graziano,’’fans ever, he attacked giving aid where of’the -two olderi"bi'oth(ti-s-is in^tlio’ .,point-.out-lhat~botli»of these..meri...» athletes were Installed, in i supeSto" te‘aiiy‘8 ' presence nt -the White- a , were over- the , lull- when they House heightened speculation, that armv and the other :.is. married. brackets to ordinary students'. That-. Both are boxers—' Frank, a heavy­ fought. Davey. They also note how ... ¿je' outlined, is Wrong. . ’ ■ ... Mr. Eisenhower plans to anno’unce I unheralded and unrated Carmen Interest High the major change in U. S. policy BY JOEL W. SMITH increase tlfr- margin to 40-33 al the weight mid Billy, a middleweieht.. Weaver Hits For .19 Flovd is exue'tej.ltn .groy intq.a Basilio chopped up Davey’s eyips Wr ' My ’ impression was that Dr. toward Formosa in his State of In a thrilling battle that had end of the period. Colston restated ' what SIAC and had him going in two fights,’. lite Union message to Congress the crowd in an uproad, the - Points To Capture Jones anti Don Clendenon, fresh­ ■In GavilanDavey meets an 'op< Commissioner B. T. Harvey lias Monday. man from Atlanta's Washington Hi -place laurels with 13 points apiece. ■ been pleading, all , along. Jlar- In YIO Senior Morehouse College Maroon. Tig- ponenl whp has speed, boxing abjl. High PointHonors — School,-pitched. in shots to maintain ity. a kayo punch an ring expe^l- , vey has followed that' theme Leahy told' newsmen: “I don’t ers romped to a 58-47 victory S U M 51 A RY Morehouse’s coinforlable margin and- ll. TP. tnce. And Gavilan also’is the cham consistently and now comes sup­ know what they’re using the damn .over the Fort. Valley State Wild­ I just before the final buzzer Jones MOREHOUSE " " port from one of the young .fleet for. If- anybody wants to- for an 18-13.lead al the end of the Jones, f ...... 4 13 ' pioni This means Davey will haye- Loop cats, Friday night, at fhe More­ l and Murphy went out of the contest I to take the title from him. ptesidgnls of tlie conference. help ps. win the war. over there. first period. . I for excessive louis. Jackson, f ... 13 Dr. 'Colston blamed “inseouri- ■ The Butler Street Basketball I think it is a bright idea.” ' house Gymnasium. ■ . Murphy tallied with his uncanny Weaver, c .. 8 19 .Chuck usually utilizes his own ...■ ty” for many of the ills ;pf...... League „entering its third week of ■ After trailing 31-20 at intermis­ Ross, g .... 3 7 White ■ House news . secretary one-ltanded-hook early in the Se­ Weaver knocked in 19 points to I-speed to dazzle opponents and to intercollegiate athletics. Tie said activity,’ has given to its fans a sion, the Blue and Gold Wildcats capture' high point. honors lor the Alexander, g . It ' ' Ó oounteruunch. In this way lie. James-Hagerty maintained' offi- cond period tor an 18-16 margin and 2 “5 the life span of a coiicli was . “good three weeks of fast steady put on spectacular rally to shave witli Weaver and Bobby Jones doing evening- and Murphy finished in the Clendenon . ' makes his opponents fight his kind shortened by the hazards of basketball. ' cial silence on the ’ Formosa ' re­ the Morehouse lead-to a mere three No. 2 spot with 14. Ozias Pearson, Thomas .. . . 0 I ports. He insisted to newsmer most of the scoring,' the Maroon I. of light. He is not expected to do ■ the. profession. He a«ked ten- . Leading League team, Radio Sta­ points. Then two quick baskets by Tigers spurted to a 26-16 lead. Wea­ Jones and Jackson shared third that against the Kid. " ■ ure for coaches, faculty posi­ tion WER'p, continues to hold the today that he did not know the George Ross, brilliant, guard from TOTALS ...... 22 .14 58 .1 n..' Vi-jSW. purpose of Leahy’s White House ver continued to hit the hoop to tions and that athletics b? Jii-st place itiJlie. League_witli, the -St—Petersburg, Jjla„-gav'e. the Ma»- This ringsider admits that .tljip. call and had no: knowledge of -forge trth=20TOunlrvvhen the teams F. TP. made a part of the physical Radcliff Phantoms close on their roon Tigers a pig lift and turned stopped to rest: ...... ' Basketball Scores FT. VALLEY STATE B. Kid is a good champion and an, efi-;- V— educat’on-program.----- —-—•-—- -heels.—WERD-has—won—-stralglit- .theJlormosa_p!aii.___ ,______the-gymnasium into-:i-m-,Klhousi'. ’ T. Pearson, I ...... 2 5 ¡I' , fieient once. He lias defeated all ofOf- He’likewise blamed alumni in- ■' league game's with no losses' ini the RIVAL QUINTS AIR-TIGHT DEFENSES “Y” BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES Corker. I‘ ...... '3 1 7 ■ his...... _ top _____—cliallimgers ______except. ______Davey - terference, booster clubs and zealous column; while the-Radcliff boys feated the Sportsman 32-33 in a MATCH SPEED SHOW DOWN SCORING THOMAS SLATER . 25 Murphy, e. .... 5' ..4 14 | and lollll’l.V Se-Xtotl- Yet, lie thinks'- spectators for creating a mania for have only one defeat on their re- Non-Ticague gam'e.------Tbo rivol Quints nuitch speed nnd l4-|O.l’ear*..n,—in - . .. 3 ' 7__ 13-4- GaVilah lias .slipped; GSVllah—no^ Wlnhjng.—^v- ' — —,--•■•■ cord, ■ GAMES FOR THIS WEEK marksmanship early in the contest defensive play in the second half to Moore, g ...01 1 longer is a tlirec-niintue; fighter^- Dr’aColstrin .likewise-r>r>prowvl an te Summerhill. Explorers ' forfoitedto -7:00—Monday Carver-vsrHilliard as-Ronold-Weavcrand-Cliffordllat-k FROGMAN— 2G Williams -, ~;~T=?=0=2^, “Averv fouful“b"unre 'battles receipts, for snorts. He said cn’- Scrlpto ;2-0 while Radio Station Trotters; 8:00 Marietta Airmen vs. son cashed-in on' tip-ins- to put .house .was on’ lop, 35-25 liiidway the E/A. WARE 25 Smith . 0 1 1. spurts. ■. ; 'Jpjms had eve.l'y right to charge for WERD defeated Radcliff 64-41. Howard Hi-Y; Tuesday—J,,C, Sum Morehouse on top 9-5. Nathaniel third period. It was then that (lie . Dnvvv is a vbbcl defensive 'battlgr. ' ' lOi-ht fo'pav for swetator events, Carver Hi-Y downed Howard Hi- merhill vs. College Park; Radio Murphy,' of Springfield, Ohio and Pearson Brothers, Ernest Corker, of GREENTROTTERS 1C TOTALS J4 19 4". • as well as an effective offensive ’ WKmission. Anvone that dentes this ■Y in a close game that nearly cost Station WERD vs. Marietta Air­ the Pearson Brothers, Troy and Bainbridge, Ga.. and Murphy-start­ HII.LIARD STREET 39 man. He also is. active every-min»-, is insincere and' does not have the them their leadership score. WERD men; Membership Aces vs. Hilliard Ozias, of Toledo. Ohio teamed to ed n rally that threw a scare in the OFFICIALS: Raymond Wainwright ute of every ■ round. He. his never -- overall urogram at heart. 37. Howard Hi-Y 32, Scrlpto Com­ Trotters: Carver Hi-Y vs.. Sports­ deadlock the score 11-all and 12-all, Morehouse camp. They trimmed the ATLANTA JOURNAL 31 (Clark) referee; Charles Boswell rrone-15 rounds,- however and mutt'- pany, led by. Harry Hatcher, de- men. then the lyiaroon Tigers pulled «way lead to 36-33. thep lloss hit twice to I GOLDEN EAGLES B 32 (Morehouse) umpire. V be sure he paces himself. HERE AND THERE — Arthur . Ch-1< V jt - t ; ” ■ ------■ • i >.M>ri>ary<3t IMS?

¿MtUOj Approved By TrusteeB©ard| Y CONTEST eij'yduf Friday’s' paper, but as you . students are you participating In know there weren’t any classes, but Last November the Board of Trus­ High School on. February 28; 1 the 'cbntest. Why-not? The ballot be sure to get your Friday's Issue tees of LeMoyne College approved The student should indicate on boxes might nt* be in your school for there'll be a picture of thé week. the awarding of complete four-year application for the1 exam' that • give your ballots to the Your paper sells for only 6c and is college scholarships to eight - out­ wants the results Sent to ixiy who sells the Memphis World sold twice each week in this school. standing high school seniors. Each "The student ¿must present; Ltj your school. It your name has not However if.you fall to get your paper scholarship, worth approximately at Booker T. Washlngton Hl 8É appeafed in this paper, it will ,ap- call, me at 8-9609 and I’ll be only $1,000, will Include all tuition and at 9:00 A. M., February 28, 1953 for •t .‘pear :'&bh. Jo6' Know has a tough too glad to bring you a paper, to fees for four years at LeMoyne., the 'examination as no other exami­ time getting around. The best thing school later? ' ■ President Hollis F. Price,, has nations will be given for these to do is write some news and drop announced that the following pro­ »ships. W It St the ballot box also. Joe Know POPULARITY CONTEST cedure will, be used for making, the The Education Testing Servlet or one of . his associates will pick As we go to press the number of awards. will score the examinations and re­ It Up. Don't delay, do tills today. votes In popularity contest has A high school student who plans port to LeMoyne. The Scholarthli HAPPENINGS ON THE CAMPUS gradually picked up. Keep them com to graduate In 1953, his parents, or Committee will then contact all stu - Amllla I think a certain boy In ing In. ' . any of his teachers should confer dents who are qualified by the ex ,11-A has eyes for you. Norine with the,principal and ask for a amination and > request reference SENIOR’S BEST permit for the student to take the and an interview. . Brooks you should start singing Shirley Westbrook put us in the “I’m A Big Girl Now,” or should you qualifying examinations. ' Students who are Interested ir th know, who"s your beau? Joe Wood­ If the principal feels that the scholarship ; should , contact .. thei sing “Make .Believe." Mose Lewis, ard has been working mighty hard why don’t you get into the happen­ student Is eligible (of good charac­ high_ school' principals promptly. ] keep it a Secret about a certain jun­ ter, a good campus citizen, and of Is important that interested student ings and stop trying to be seen. I ior he’s constantly seen with. Eve­ ’wonder what happened to Peggy superior academic ability), he will be register officially for the examina lyn Jarrett its rumored that you given a test at Booker T.Washlngton tions before February 15. Small and Jones, could she be sing- and Charles Lomax have matrimon­ - ing “I Walk Alone,” Barbara Hooks ial plans. Just a rumor, but anyway Why don’t you stop being a square good luck. and act your age, or you’ll end up it an old maid. Willie B. Sawyer will Edison Morrison what's new with Notés From The UN you always walk alone? you and Shirley Stovall? Pansy Hol­ Helen Nelson, if you run with loway people tell me that Lawrence BY JAMES R. LAWSON ies had been killed fighting. eacSl squares you'll always be a square. Seymour have dropped you for he Clifton Gordon you are vice-presi­ other bver cattle. didn't want to two-time J. A. (Accredited UN Correspondent) However this reporter was Inform-H dent now so wake up and live. W. L. ed that the Somalis in both BgjHt < ' Richardson what happened to your Harry Truly, J. B. Dennis, and UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. — , coolness? Mattie P. Gibson, don't be Willie (sticks) Williams are cooling arid French Somaliland, as wiKW (GLOBAL) — New, U. S. Foreign Trust Territory of Somaliland Hid so 'Square, because Nuckulberry is on and off the campus with 3 cer­ Policy was outlined try the Hon, John no where around you. Virginia Oli­ tain’chicks. Emma Moodare are you the Ethiopian reserve area occupied Foster Dulles on January 16, 1953, by the British, joined In what ii ver you will be In high school next still making eyes at Paul Foster? before the Senate Foreign Relations . year so prepare yourself and don’t James Woods you are always codling said to be a struggle to unite th( Committee in answer to a question horn of Africa under the Ethioplai be no squaYe. Charlie Allen who some where, but why always alone? by Senator Wiley, Chairman, Mr. is your true love? Zenobia Johnson Floyd Prude, tell me who's tops CAST OF "THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN" ENJOYS PARTY GIVEN BY Hancock, Mr. Furmer Baker, Mrs. Emmitt Simon, Mrs. Harold Jam­ Crown. 500 were reported killed b; Dulles said, "While we are working the French pnd British in; orde squares never get any where, so with a certain chick namely? James MALE MEMBERS OF THE CAST TOP THE LUMPKIN'S.HOTEL IN THE ison and Mr. D. J. Thomas. ■ ’ • 1 - in the present moment for the move why don’t you wake up and live? Blake tell me who’s your O. A. D.? to prevent the federation of all th TOP HAT AND TAILS CLUB ROOM, Thursday night after the mar­ Standing are: Mrs. Furmer Baker, Mrs. Floyd Bass, Mrs. Mel­ ment of Europe towards, unity, it Somalllands with Ethiopia. Man Ray Joyner, what has happen to Could it be? Helen Cody what’s seems to give signs of weakness. you and your girls? cooking between you and Leroy velous performance at Ellis Auditorium. Seated: Reading left to vin Conley, Mr. John Arnold, Mrs. Daryl Grisham, Mr. Harold Jam­ persons have expressed the feelln There seems to be a tendency 'to­ that these British and Frenc Claude Person seems to be won- Brook? (nothing). right are Mr. Bennie Tate, Mrs. I. A. Sodden, Miss Kathryn Perry, ison, Mr. iouls Johnson, Mr. Bass, Mr. Conley, Mr. Joe Westbrooks, ward : disintegration and not toward ; d'ering over something that puzzles SEE’S-AND SAWS ------Mr.. Simon,’Mr.J. D. Williams, Mr. I. A. Bodden, Mr. Lonnie Briscoe? groups could have been better use Mr. Frank Sfcfnley, Publisher of the Louisvilie Defender; Mrs. Jua-’ integration. There are also problems in Korea to relieve American fight him. Margaret Johnson why don’t I see that Betty Jean Ford who nita Arnold, Miss Gertrude Walker, Mr. Browning, Publisher, New Dr. George West, Mr. Taylor Hayes, Mr. Thomas Lumpkins, Mr. of Europe and Africa on occasion you come out of the dark into the is popular with the sophomores is Ing men. ' . York Age; Mrs. Melba Briscoe, Miss Jerry Davis, Miss Martha An- Grisham, Mrs. L. O. Swingler, Mr. Swingler, Mrs. J. D. Williams, of which account should be taken, light and be bright? Martel Coleman cooling with a certain senior of INAUGURATION — Secret« you might blow a lot of trombone, derson, Mr. Charlie Tarpley, Mrs. Ann Reba Twigg, Mrs. Victoria Mr. Jesse Lee Williams, Mr. Booker Jones and Atty. Ben Jones. not only of the interest of Europe Manassas. She's the girl with the In Africa, but also of the national General Trygve Lie sent a telegrai but where do tlie boys come in? apple dimples. James Bridges and to President Elsenhower expressin SQUARES OF THE WEEK aspirations of the African people." Bettie Neal are seen billing arid cool said, served colored people, but it The United African Nationalist assurance that the ‘references t( Martel Coleman. Roosevelt Phillip, mg quite frequently. has now put up a curtain to sep­ Movement announced this week that strengthening 'the UN contained ii Tommie Brown, Margaret Johnson, Adell Payne who Is quite popular1 arate them from other passengers Eugene Dearing, Lorlne Reed. Lu ivlth the students also, lias a cute M. Kabba, former Professor at Ko- the President's Inaugural addresi Jean Hubbard. Irene Carr, France? little sister over here, jean McKin- while meals are being' served. raowlme University, Fez. Morocco, wili “renew the courage and de­ Petterson, Hattie Harris, Bertha riey how are you and Robert Hutch Not only are these indignities will be its featured speaker on Feb­ termination of air those throughout Coleman, daudett Payne, Catherine doing? suffered by colored travelers, Po­ ruary 6 at tlje Hotel Theresa. Prof. the-world who work for peace, Beason. CLUB NEWS well said, but also by vLsiting dl-. Kabba’s subject will be "The Rising dom and security.” Mr, Lie atsoMp The Thrift Teenagers Social Club plomats whose countries the Unit­ Tide of Nationalism In All Africa." the President that "the will and BOOKER T. WASHINGTON held their last meeting at the Y. M. ed States is trying to “woo in our Other speakers will be Mme. Nellie purpose or peoples In every conti­ SCHOOL NEWS C. A. last Wednesday night. The democratic resistance against Com­ Hodge of Liberia and James League nent should be with you.” munism." Secretary of U. A. N. M/s Advisory BY ARTHUR SPRUELL meeting mostly concerned plans on MALARIA — A new method o Well students I’m sorry you mlss- future events. As a result, He asserted, the bil­ Committee on Foreign Policy toward lions' tlie United States spends on Africa. combatting malaria, that of spray foreign policy arc utterly valueless Ing the interior wallB of dwellln and are "poured down the drain” Kenya, East Africa — The so-cftll- with DDT rather than the muc when the 1,400,000,000 colored peo­ ed "Mau Mau" stepped up Its cam­ costlier method of spraying marsh SENTENCE SERMON ples of the world know that In paign for a free and dempcratic es, ponds and other mosqulto-b Kenya. The campaign mov.ed Into Its ing grounds, has produced "str The desire to spiritually under­ Selections from the America they are exposed to this kind of treatment. third stage, the alm of which Is said success,” according to a report fro stand. God is true prayer. The elude a portion of Paul’s to be “to kill all the whites until the World Health Organization, subject of the Lesson-Sermon Is ter to trie Corinthians “We cannot have a" bipartisan po­ (I Cor. licy that will be a success as long there are none left or until they periments conducted for two ye entitled “SPIRIT/’ Services will 11) "For what man knoweth agree to return all the land ex-ap­ in two districts of India, where M be held Sunday by the Chris- as we have a bipartisan Jim Crow laria had accounted for nearly things of a man, save the spirit law in the United States," Powell propriated and let the African peo­ ' tian Science Society of Atlanta. of man which is In him? even so ple to whom Kenya rightly belongs, per cent of the total sickness, redu All are welcome. the things of God knoweth no declared. ed the incidence of the disease This problem will continue to set up a free and democratic Kenya The Golden Text is from John man, but the Spirit of God.” with Jomo Kenyatta as President or 76 per cent In one district and plague the United States, he add­ per cent In the other. The total a (4:24) "God is a Spirit-: and One of the correlative readings ed. ■ until Congress exercises Chief of State." Three more whites they that worship tiim must wor­ Crom "Science and Health With Its" and one African sympathizer were nual cost of the operation was ship him in spirit and in truth." Key to the Scriptures" by Mary right to require fair treatment for to 15 cents for each person protec all persons In interstate travel. killed last week-end. Baker Eddy on this subject is to ed. be found on page 481: "Material SOMALILAND — Reports reach­ The experiment was a joint p sense never helps mortals to’ un­ ing this reporter refute a United Ject of the Indian government Fireside Chats derstand Spirit, God. Through Press, dispatch of January 23 from pie UN , International Children spiritual sense only, man compre­ DJlboute, French Somaliland. The Emergency Fund, and ’the Worl hends and loves Deity." Gl Convicted U. P. Dispatch said that 200 Somal- Health Organization.

Lincoln Offers High In Korea Plot Mayor Thornton School News Services JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.— A list By M. THORNTON of 28 services to high schools of To Defraud II. S, the country has been recently made This Is brotherhood month, just DENVER—(INS)—A U. S. Dis­ available by the Lincoln University last year; Dr. A. B. Carter, Mrs. Oscar Speight, what It means to us. Do we intend (Mo.) School of Journalism. CURTAIN TIME FOR "THE TRIAL OF MARY DU­ trict Court in Denver convicted a tp' be ■ any better this month than GAN," ploy given Thursday night by members Jr., also an Alpha Kappa Alpha woman; Mrs. 28-year-old U. S. Army sergeant of The list‘ Includes titles of free last month? of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority at Ellis Audi- taking part in a fantastic Red- ■1 listened to the Inauguration of and priced publications, film lists, Alex Dumas, Mrs. Julian Kelso, A. K. A.; The Rev­ Korean plot to defraud the govern­ orium. A group of A. K. A. members pose in plir Governor, Frank Clement, of journalism course plans, offers of erend Mr. Blair T." Hunt who gave the verdict of ment of millions of dollars worth Tenn. His address was equal to any aid in conducting stote or local he lobby just before curtain time with a few of equipment through a postal RHEUMATISM sermon I have ever heard. If he Is school press associations or writing guests. Reading left to right are Mrs. T. M. R. the trial from the audience; Mrs. Harold (Marion) money order racket. as'conscientious as his words were contests. (Helen) Howard, member from Mound' Bayou, Johns, basileus of the local graduate chapter that The defendant, Alfred L. Melton of Chicago, was found guilty on effective'he can’t mean — me or One service calls for a visit of Miss., Miss Kathryn Perry, Chairman of the play; gave the play; Mrs. Russell Sugarman, and Mrs. and ARTHRITIS • anyone else any harm. He is really four counts of making false state­ for>the good of all of the people. Lincoln U, journalism students and Miss Helen Ann Hayes, made at Fisk University I Utillus Phillips. ments and claims to a post office And he will be Governor of all of a faculty member to high schools when he attempted to cash in on heeding assistance in establishing In Colorado Springs, Colo., in 1952 'T.'ÉiitTÁsitVMel the people. hr developing school newspapers. school organs. other passengers, Powell said, his The Lincoln U. journalism unit wife was permitted to remain in his “commission.” I also, listened to the Prayer of In a one-or .two-day visit the Lin­ The government charged Melton President Eisenhower, preceding his coln U. team works with local pu­ also provides speakers, news re­ Powell Seeks the dining car and when she ar­ Joyous Relief That Last For HOURS! leases. filler material, and Lincoln rived at the University of North used his job as Army mail clerk at inaugural address. I am convinced pils . and teachers in collecting, Pusan, Korea, to operate the In­ writing,-editing and making up the- Clarion exchanges for the high Carolina she was met by a dele­ Because amazing new ACT-ON 'that , with these two great men in tricate operation between Septem­ is a liquid in which its concen­ the Vanguard, adequately support­ high school news and ads. The schools. The school’s annual spring gation who admired her courage. trated prescription-type ingre­ upwards of a hundred teen-age Backing Of Powell said segregation is still ber. 1950, and January 1952. ed by the Christian people of Ameri­ team then either guides the local .Postal authorities said the fraud dients are.already solubilized ca. school staff in having the news­ fourday Headliner Week draws practiced by most of the Southern . . . and because ACT-ON is Journalists ar.d their advisers for railroads, and is even growing. was started by North Korean ci- alkalinized . . . ACT-ON works paper reproduced locally or brings yllians who infiltrated United Na­ ; We should realize gur greatest er­ the material back to the Jeffer­ worksnop training in newspaper, The regional office of the Na­ FAST to give you hours of Anti-Bias Bill tional Association for thé Ad­ tions’ lines- trying to induce sol­ JOYOUS RELIEF and cpmfort ror. in the practice of true Brother­ son City campus for mimeograph­ yearbook, and photography prep­ diers to buy postal money orders from’the aches and pains of PAIN hood. ing, multigraphing or printing, aration. During Headliner Week WASHINGTON, D. C.—(NNPA) vancement of Colored People at San for them. rheumatism and arthritis the ■ . —— ------Francisco reported, Powell stated, very firft dose . . . OR ALL The finished product is returned the young journalists publich a —Representative Adam Clayton Po- The compromising GI got a cer­ to the local school staff for dis- dally paper of their own. that the Sunset Limited, crack train YOUR MONEY BACK! -Thou? well, Democrat, of New York, last tain percentage of the order as his sands have already switched to tributlon. Wednesday urged the House In­ of the Southern Pacific, puts col­ Club News A three-week Summer Journal­ Among the publications . avail- | ored passengers ill a Jim Crow "commission.” The government ACT-ON. Why don’t you? Re­ able to the high schools are: the terstate and Foreign Commerce charged Melton's “commission” was gardless of what you have triad - , ORLEANS STREET COMMUN­ Ism institute. Inaugurated last Committees to report favorably his coach at Los Angeles. about $1,000. before, there is new hope for ITY CLUB held its December meet­ summer, aims to provide the high Lincoln Clarion Stylebook; Head­ Bus transportation is particular­ you with amazing new ACT­ liner. Topics (monthly); the an­ bill forbidding-racial segregation of The past office officials said the ing at the residence of Mrs. Bennie school journalism instructor and interstate passengers on any form ly acute, the New Yorker asserted. ON. Try fast-acting liquid Brown, 1036. South Lauderdale, with publications adviser —with-training nual-journalism—Bulletin t LUC- North Koreans-would—send- the ACT-ONtoday, of transportation. The usual procedure," he said, is money to Communist sympathizers Mrs. Jessie Banks, president presid­ and skills that will help in the Staffer. a campus press house or­ to permit all white passengers to ing. Mr$. Irma Varnodo, acting re­ preparations of economical, at­ gan; a pamphlet reprint. "The in the U. S. so they could establish ACT-ON it tlio miliblc in ttblcH In spite of Supreme Court de­ board buses and then let colored credit for under-cover Red agen- porter.." tractive, and informative high Negro Press: Yesterday. Today cisions banning segregation in in­ passengers find vacant seats in the and Tomorrow;" .the Lincoln terstate travel, Powell told the rear. If colored passengers object Clarion (weekly), and the Lincoln committee, bus, railroad, boat and to this seating arrangement, he ïiâ Journalism Newsletter (monthly at airplane travel continues to be a added, they may find themselves in $3.00 a year). "physical an dmental hazard" for |.he hands of policemen. A WORLD IN EVERY HOME” A newspaper critical service, al­ colored people in states having.Jlm On the ludicrous side, there ready used by the Palmetto Scho­ Crow laws. are bus companies which permit VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE lastic Press Association in South their drivers to unload buses to I The MEMPHIS WORLD is a substantial con- Carolina, is being revised by Accordlng to Powell, trains go­ for force a colored passenger to Drop your VOTE in the ballot box, located at your school or send it to journalism faculty members ing south-from Washington'.leave change his seat. Powell told the ■-.structive Newspaper published every Tuesday wide use in the near future. the enforcement of segregation to committee- he- has a witness, School Editor, Joe Know, Memphis World, 164 Beale Ave., Memphis, Tenn- i the discretion of their train crews íiísj and Friday. The only SemiWeekly Organ of and the "courage of passengers." David Keys, 28 R Steet Northwest, ■- ■ 1 Lobby Law Is who will testify in person to this essee. Clip the Ballot below. '1,000,000 Negroes in thé Memphis Trade Area. Ill-tempered conductors, he said, practice. Held Illegal usually will try to force colored On the tragic side, Powell cited VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! passengers to ride in Jim Crow SCHOOL Washington — iinsi — a coaches. On the other hand, he the case of the Rev. Amos Carne­ BALLOT > You can not afford to miss a single issue of Federal Judge ruled it Is unconsti­ gie, who was beaten by white .V said, colored passengers familiar Most, Studious Boy tutional for the government to re- with the court-declsions-Willissert- thugs after the bus driver failed ■MEMPHtS-WORtD^-^Have-ourNewsboyio- quire registration ol paidnobbyists: to get~lilm to occupy a rear seat. thelr riglit to sit In any coach on Most Studious Girl U S District Judge Alexander the train. Powell said this results At the time, Carnegie was traveling deliver the MEMPHIS WORLD to your home ev- Holtzoff declared that penalty pro­ front Atlanta to Chattanooga, Ten­ In unnecessary aigument. nessee. ery Tuesday and Friday—Only 6c per copy. Re- vision of the federal lobbying act Powell told the committee that Most Attractive Girl Invalidated the entire statute A passenger flying from the Government lawyers said the-riiP- _two„years ago, his wifeGMlss Hazel £¡member you get Two copies each week instead Scott, lli.e concert pianist, while en- Savannah Rivets Works-of—the "MosfitandsomeBoy ing would block enforcement of the Atomic Energy Commission, Powell of one for the low price of only 12c. ’aw until it can be appealed to the route from Richmond. Virginia to 1 said encounters segregation In the Best Crossed On Campus .... Supreme Court. The lobbying law the ■ University of North Carolina ?.'■ at Chapel Hill. North Carolina, for airport rest rooms at Augusta, Ga. -equires the registration of anyone At an airplane stop in North Ca.. If.you Want the MEMPHIS WORLD delivered to your door □aid to inflence legislation In Con­ a recital, was refused the right to One That Shows Best Personality sit In a dining car unless she had rollna, Powell said, restrooms are gress. Lobbyists must also file reg­ marked “Gentlemen,” “Men,” “La­ ular financial reports a curtain drawn around, her table. Most Popular Majorette ► the blank below and fill'.out With your correct name, His wife refused to permit the dies,” and "Women.” He added that g The case involved two State Ag­ colored passengers are’ expected to - Oddress and apartment number and mail to the MEMPHIS ricultural Commissioners, one of curtain “to " be"drawn, Powell said The train crew ordered the train use the facilities marked “Men” Most Athletic Boy them now dead. They arc Thomas and “Women." Linder of Georgia, and the Late stojrped, he related. Miss Scott told CIRCULATIONDEPARTMENT, 4henh—lie—said,—that-she-was—the- When_the Friendship Airport was —Most-AthleticJGirL JamesTl-Meutnrald"oTTexas: TttRjj-' opened ât Baltimore, Poweil said, 164 Beale Ave.', Memphis, Tenn. charged,wjth various violations of wife of a Congressman. They told herthat-“They didn’t give a damn," colored plane_passengers_were -de- MostBashfulOnTheCampus-y? the law were Robert W Harris, de-' nied service in the dining room. scribed as a New York Cotton Bro­ he stated. . » Finally, with the cooperation of Later, regulations were changed to ker and Ralph W. Moore, describ­ permit colored passengers to use Most Popular Athlete ....,... Phone ed as Washington lobbyist With the dining room.f.but any white an interest in commodity legislation. tire law on the basis of. one of Its person could use the dining room, Most Popular Band Member'. •; ; The complicated cate has been up penalty provisions which he said r ‘ < ■■’■if* * ' Sfate whether a passenger_or. notli ::?’feii before the courts since 1949~~""~ was an unstltutlonal abridgement of Until recently the airport restau­ The Flift On The Campus Ï. Judge Holtzoff thxeew out the cn- the freedom of speech. . . rant at Norfolk/Virginia, Bowel) ■ v:...