Insult Not For All

Of Race-Lanham »TAkpArf. * ATLANTA, Oa. - (SNS) — friend of the Negroes continue to VOLUME 24, NUMBER 58 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1956 While announcing that he has ne- try to interfere with the orderly vet >*n a member of the Ku Klux process of the courts of the state in Klgn. Hep. Henderson Lanham from their efforts to protect the women -I J Georgia declared on the floor of the of the South from "the black beast* House Thursday: "The good people who . attack them, the white men of 1 of Georgia and the Southland will the. South and even the good Ne- find a way to protect our Souttorn gtoM m the South will respond in womanhood from black rapists " a manner that will be surprising to IKE WOULD TAKE NIXON FOR RUNNING • “ »F y Lanham was supported by oilier the NAACP." members of the Georgia delegation The above statement came from which included Peps. Jack Flynt the office of Rep. Lanham in Wash­ James C. Davis ar.d E. L. Forres­ ington. ter. lanham had become ar ¡used over In a telegram to Rep. Lanham, an FBI investigation of the Cobb Mr. Scott said: MATE, INTIMATE FRIENDS DISCLOSE County Jury selection methods’ "You are quoted in an article by Cobb County is Lanham’s district. Ken Turner, in January 5. Atlanta The investigation in Cobb County Journal as referring to memoers of followed the U. 3. Supreme Court's Negro race as black rapists in re­ ruling in the case of Amos Ikece. a ference to Reece case in Cobb Expect Decision To Come Negro charged with the assault of County. I hope this is incorrect and 73 Students a wtjlte woman The ruling was that you will ask a correction by Mr. I • s Reece had been improperly indict­ Turnar To refer to people as beasts ed is highly insulting, and I am sure Sometime Late In March ATTENDS FIRST MEETING----- Meanwhile Pre'ident Elsenhower you and I want to act as repsonsible Cleared In NO Dr W 8. Davla, president of Tenne­ in his State oi the Union message persons in testing times like we BY WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON Thj’fday ask«o full investigation of confront We cannot ignore this ssee Siate University, scotres an- Chief, Washington Bureau, International New« Service jthc, first in Tennessee aa he be­ of racial troubles in the 8outh. statement." WASHINGTON - (INS) - President Eisenhower has told inti- comes Gov. Frank G. Clemnt's ap- Disturbance . “It is disturbing." he said in his Jn his answer, Lanham raid: mote friends that if he runs for re-election, he wants Vice Presi­ pqlnte to the Commission on Youth State of the Union message, "that "... was discussing case of NEW ORLEANS- (IN8)-«eveMjr Guidance. dent Richard M. Nixon as his running-mate. in some localities allegations persist Reece, convicted Negro rapist and threezNegio college students who that Negro citizens are being depriv­ used words "black beasts" only with Es'ablished by the 1965 legisla­ His friends insist today the presi­ 1 were arretted Wednesday night «• ed of their right to vote and are like ture. the commission has a mem­ reference to such as he and had no dent's disclosure cannot be inter­ ter a disturbance on a New «»lea* wise being subjected to unwarrant­ idea of applying terms to race as bers): ip of nine appointed by the preted as a final decision to run bus have been cleared of all charg- ed economic pressures whole." He also inferred that his Governor. Replacing Morris Lang- again But they emphasize that he Checkerboard i'*’■ ■rJ' Lanham, said in a telegram to statement meant “any man who at­ ford of Johnson City, who reslgn- ft still holding the door wide open Tlie students, from Xavier Collate C. A. Scott "those who pose as the tacks a woman, white or black. (('intlnued On Back Page) I to seek a second term. tnd Dillard University, wars ar- , rated after a dispute involving the Í SAME TICKET Pattern Seen His intimates say there are any tmoval of a sign in the bus which number of eventualities which designatod where Negroes were to might persuade him to reHfeTThey sit. L & N. Railroad To End Passenger assert his request only means that In ICC Ruling The drlvet; of the bus, Franoll if he dpes run, he wants the same Roux, (alled-poliee when the atü» dents failed to obey his request to ticket that won in 1962; despite BY ROBERT H. DENLEY widespread democratic attacks Oil make room for a white passenger th International News Service Nixon in recent months 'he already crowded bus * The outlook today was for a White House circle« predict he Four oiflcero were sent to the Segregation In Tennessee Today checkerboard pattern of compliance will not announce his decision on i scene, but their effort* to quiet the and defiance when conflicting fede­ whether h'«*will seek re-election 1 undents were met with loud guf* ral and state regulations governing DY R.4YMOND F. T1SBY coach. with It a while and see how it until late in March or possibly af­ I taws. They closed the doors of the racial relations bump heads again DEPOTS TO BE MIXED; NO The I. and N's-action is being works out.” ter Easter Sunday (April 1.) They , bus and chlled tor reinforcements. in the south next week. This time it CHANGE IN MEMPHIS taken to comply with an Inter­ Joiitnsg th: L and N in announc­ ]X)int out that Senate Democratic Thq Ncvroes were taken to a ata- will be in the fiel dot transportation. state Commerce Commission order ing the desegregation move was leader Lyndon Johnson was not ion and booked for disturbing the On Tuesday, an Interstate Com- ..Racial segregation of interstate Issued Nov. 25 directing racial seg­ the Southern Railroad which also ¡pronounced fit for his duties un­ peace and loud and boisterous een- pasaugert on the L and N Rail­ meice Commission order barring se- 1 duct They -were paroled eeverai regation on interstate (state to operates thru Memphis. , til 26 weeks alter his attack. If Ike’s grevation will go into effect. road will end today (Tuesday) in state) trains and buses to be ended A xjickesmrn for the Southern ¡doctors take the same time to de­ hours later to Dr. Albert W. Dent, Oil k lais of seme deep south states (Illes thruout Tennessee, but not in by Jan. 10. The order also banned line, which operates thru Memphis (resident of DUlard. termine whether he can stand the however, maintainedjthat state laws Memphis. segregation of interstate passen­ Union Station as do the L and N ¡phyaleal pressure of another term, One of the students, Fanny Car- requiring that very segregation re­ ..Last weekend in Nashville!. It. gers in public waiting rooms...... said the railroad company will com­ .their decision will be delayed unltl RETURNS FROM LANGUAGE MEET - Dr. Al.no T. Wolkins, head ver. 17. was charged with inciting 4 main in effect and will be enforced dot, but Judge Andrew G. Bucato C. pParsons, L and N vice presi­ Psrsons said separate coaches ply with the ICC order. Today, Jam. March 19. of Tennessee State University's Modern Foreign language Depart­ dent and general manager, an- Left in the middle are the rail­ aid he found no evidence that any will be provided for Negroes in in­ 10th is the deadline for compliance. LIKES NIXON ment, has just returned from the meeting of the Modern Foreign roads and bus lines to whom the ICC ! one perwin was responsible for the nswiced that racial segregation^ tra state (from place lo place with­ Iromcajly, passenger integration .. The President's choice of Nixon order was directed. Language Association in Chicago. She is shown with a part of: disturbance. on aspecta, involving interstate pas­ in the state) travel “This has to will not come to Memphis by the as a running-mate, if he seeks re­ Tl’i order bars racial discrimina­ her valuable objets d'art collection which represents some of her- T;f judge remarked that ths to- sengers of the L and N line will be done to comply with state laws acts of the L and N and Southern flection, surprise no one in the Re­ tion among interstate p»esengers extensive travel abroad and in this country. Since Spanish i’i Dr ‘den' *HS lhe end today thruout the L and N requiring segregation," he added. !mqs b< cause, according to a re- publican Parly, Ike thinks highly on trains and buses and at the train some mood" brought on by t tw- system. jxtrt credited, to N N. Hopkins in cf lik-k and hag shown it. The Watkins ma|or interest (she ogrned the doctorate at Cornell in krioai; Ulllnt. ’■ He (jointed out that the separate and bps terminals. ketball game between the M .. Pai sons said the move will in­ a daily papa. no changes will be president has trusled him with very that area), much of her tiipe has been soent in travel and study in I schools. The...... students __jhad just, ¡¡ft (waiting rooms will still be main­ The ordei does not bar discrimina­ volve removing ail signs designat­ effected at .Union Station here be- important .taignmrnU, greater by tion among travelers within the Mexico ond Spain. In addition to leaching, writinq and publish- the came when they boarded thf tained and. theoretically, intrastate caus? the Memphis station is a ing separate waiting rooms and far than anv ever given any other borders of a single state. also lift the ban an 'Negro and Negro and white passengers will Tennessee corporation and not run lice president In history. ing o Sponish textbook, and collecting art objects, Dr. Watkins 1 b,!s Some railroad terminal officials white passengers riding in the same use different waiting rooms while Ly the twoitoa. Hopkins is praai- At the very moment of his heart works in plastics, ceramics, and silver. She has done ouite a bit | Inteistate passengers will use the thought they would try to maintain dent of the Union Station. of jewelry and pottery by these media, and these also have added ¡same waitin',. nttack. Ike had at ranged for Nixon the customary "white" and "color- r? No plans for changes at Central to visit the middle East, with tours (Contlnued On Back Page) to the beauty of her extensive collection. (Clanton IM Photo) "I don't know how anyone is go- Stat-on had beer, announced at of Israel and the Arab nations. Ike ------i------Three Childreo Memphis Area i'lg to separate them, though," he press t;me although such lines as apparently felt Nixon might solve was quoted. "You can't ask every the Illinois Central which operates the Israeli-Arab difficulties. individual there whether he's tra- thru the station has announced His choice of Nixon tor a second vding iaaide Use state ar accraaz »u««i— nrtwrpfying wtm jhe term places the CaDfornla high on Mate lines Wqll JwM bare to live \DC. order News Biifci the list of possibilities for the top Whites And Negroes Voice BROOKLYN -(ANP)- A ■ ... . spot if Ike does not run again Hia PINE BLUFF NEORO T funeral was held to Intimates stress that Ike has a Dr. C. A. Lawlah, who has prac­ week ior three children tremendous sense of loyalty to men ticed medicine in Pine Bluff (Ark.) their lives in a fire at a who have been loyal lo him. But foi 22 yeara. scored a racial “first" tenement house at 1501 Fulton even to, many of Ike’s closest Opposition To NAACP Ban -arly on New Year’s Day. 'lite last week when he was elected sec­ friends are uncertain whether his retary-treasurer of the Jefferson \ 'her split his fist in a desperato affection for Nixon means he County Medical Society. This mark­ BY RAMOND F. TI8BY that for years the NAACP has tary anT"piefumably oi t to rescue them from ths room would perfer the Californlsn to any~ to consider ed t * first time a Negro has held A summary of interview! lolldited been meeting at the YMCA "with what action to take on Mr.-Whtt— n w' ich they were trapped. ;■ Other Republican as his successor »-■ITT nT''VRg office in ihe society. Pototc growers and distributors that growers ere sending their best bv and or volunteered to the Mem­ the same objective then as now" tington's order. No information wa' in the White House. Eight othrr children and Ute Born in Bessemer. Ala., Dr. Law­ have launched a campaign aimed stock to market. A fact sheet is­ phis World concerning the recent and wonderpd Why It had been al­ given as to what action the direc­ nolhcr'm the family which oocupb- lah was graduated from the Uni­ at focusing consumer attention on sued by USDA for the food trades announcement by Earle L. Whit* lowed to continue to meet at the tors took in regard to the meeting ATOMIC STALEMATE d three rooms in a third-floor versity of Chicago Medical SchooL the abundant supplies of high- says potatoes rate high In food tlngton, «cretary of the Metropoll- YMCA thru theyears "if it was so ban. Soviet leaders hate acknowledged iad martment, escaped wltli He interned in Baltimore and New quality potatoes. The campaign is i value, bring excellent sources of viti ten TMCA. that the NAACP. alone highly political." that the recent Geneva Conference Meanwhile, at presstime, Atty. II fd of fireman summoned by a Orleans hospitals scheduled to reach its peak during value, being excellent sources of with the Pro Southerners, could no "Obviously pressure has been ushered in an era of atomic stale­ T Loekard. Memphis NAACP pre­ 'e w' o saw ke pouunv MARVIN YOUNG REWARD ‘toe Feb. 2 to II period. i vitamin c. and some of the B vi- tenwr meet at the YMCA or any brought to bear and frankly 1 mate because all nations realized sident, said he had not yet received ‘ndow and turnM lo an alarm. FUND NOW TOTALS $400 ilnmli'£, iron, and other important • f Its branches In Memphis, reveals wouldn't be surprised if someone Tile US Dept, of Agriculture, »hat nuclear war would bring disas­ anv formal notice, from the branch The dead___ -ware . Phillis Ktag, 4i According to an announcement by whic.i is supporting the industry in minerals and starch. ter to all. hat a number of Memphians. Negro 'dentifled with the Pro Southerners YM statin- that his orranizatlon ,-irl old. Yvonne, 8, and BsvarM, Mrs. Pearl Elmore. 502 Alston, sis­ nd white, are opposed to the ban » its campaign, pointe out that sup­ is behind the move," he contended wax banned from fufure meetings ’i children of Arthur Mtot < ter of the late Marvin Young, well This "not too subtle" attempt to *1 plies of potatoes during the win­ »gainst the NAACP. -there. -I •’iinter and Mrs. Onldie Wind lived corresponding secretary of the ter months ore well above those of In his announcement Mr. Whitt- hamper the NAACP could easily Beale Street Elks, who was found a year earlier The 1955 crop was Chamber Of Commerce Will ngton described the NAACP and \ backfire and cause more proole to choked to death at Elks headquar­ estimated at 383 million bushels, the Pro Southerners, a pro segre- '■ally in behalf of the NAACP, he ters, 401 Beale, shortly after mid­ nearly 8 percent larger than the atloh organisation recently or- reasoned. night December 14, the reward fund "S(ure we want to defend and | 1954 crop. mnised and headed by an elderly New National Ycuth Service leading to the arrest and convic­ Elect 1956 Officers Tonight Ct- 76) white man here, as “highly po­ continue our present way of life In tion of the alleged slayer now stands Because of the large supply, and According to an announcement Naborr, first vice-president: 8. L litical" and contended that the the South, but the wsv to do this at $400. as a means of helping the indus­ by C J. Getscn, executive «■ -*tary Jones, second vice-president; M. D YMCA board "is opposed to partisan Is by beating the NAACP in the. Mr». Elmore said 16 persons have Is Offered By Bob Jc:es Co. try move the croD through normal of the Mlemp'.ift Negro Chamoer of Harris, third vice; J. A. Olive, trea­ Mlitical meetings." courts and not thru outmoded plea­ put up $26 each in the reward fund. Chanels. USDA has mapped a spec­ Commerce will hold its regular surer and Jesse H Turner, chai­ The most significant comment on sure moves," he declared If your twelve year old son told ve-ir to all othero." Interested persons are advised to I ial plentiful foods program on po­ weekly meeting tonight (Tuesday) man of the ooard of directors. Mr. Whittington's order came from The businessman, who said he has you he wanted to become the'Pre- The Career Department wills Id contact Mrs. Elmore at JA. 5-6508 under the direct supervialon of Mr. tatoes and is enlisting the coopera­ at 7:% p. m. at chamber headquar­ Mi. Gateon also announ-.ed that a white Memphis businessman who contributed In the past to the sup­ sfdent of the United States, how COPLE IN PARKED CAR tion of various segments of the ters. 234 Hernando, to be highlight­ the board of directors have approv­ ?alled this paper to give his re- port of the Abe Scharff branch would you as a Negro parent advise »ones, who will share his lnvaluabM FINED $M EACH food trades and informational med­ ed by the election of officers fqr ed a 10-poliit program "that pro­ YMCA, said he will withhold his him? knowledge and experience ftlitoR Fines of $26 each were meted out , ictlon. ia. 1956. mises to lift the chamber to new contribution this year until final The answer and other information while working as an employmedl in City Court Saturday againft Nat USDA reports potatoes of the Incumbent officers Include Atty. heights in rendering service to its The businessman, who identified ictlon has been taken on the ban ' designed to help Negro Junior and counselor of young people for tbi D. Williams. 48. of 1310 Sardis, and 1955 crop are of high quality, and B. L. Hoou. president; William members and community at large." himself but asked that he not be The board of directoro of the Abe senior high school students select New York State Employment Mg» Mr». Jimmie McCulley. 40, of 491 --I———------named In print, felt that move was Scharff branch Y met Friday night and prepare for careers of their vice, the United States EmploynwBl Frasier, on charges of soliciting fe­ aimed primarily" at styming the to consider the resignation of Chris choice will bo given in a series of! Service ------and ------finally —u —GuidanNr- DU males and males respectively stem­ lAFF-A-DAY work of the Memphis NAACP and M. Roulhac Jr., as executive secre- articlas prepared by the Career De- rector, responsible for the ming from an incident when they believed that the ban against the partment of the Bobjones Company. and supervision of a special were arrested by police in a parked Pro Southerners was the “oid red a Negro mail order bushiros, wiIlli guidance and counseling project | headquarter: in Yonkers. New Yorkork the Urban League of Great« M BUICtDE hefring trick." Injuries Heavy In I J Pointing out that he has been and merchandising better clothing i York. The latter project, cempli » and still is opposed to work of the for children.------“------tn IM. bed for Its objective the At prerstime 66-year-old Ike The parents of a set. of girl twins second place with three pairs. Other i ■i African Elections I NAACP he neverthless felt that "to velopment of techniquee to Mto Spraggins of 222 Mulberry was re- born January 1 at John Gaston Hos­ winners were bom in Alabema, Ca­ 1 lit BRAZZAVILLE - (IN6) - At lump the NAACP and the P1-0 least 26 persona. Including six po- "Youth, generally, and the Negro both NegroNegr0 and Puertopuert0 AlcanRican Youth ported in “satisfactory condition" at pital were beaming this week with lifornia, Ohio, Oregon, Maine, Mas­ Southemers together on the same i læemen. were reported injured Youth In particular ft greatly in career5 and me proper edu- John Gaston Hospital with shotgun an extra smile of parental pride sachusetts, North Carolina and West it I ‘ need of better supplementary guid- cflt|ona] roads to insure their feels basis is Just so much bunk. " injured Tuesday in election day pellet* lodged in his mouth and when it was announced that their Virginia. ance information to help him plan Thp puppe Affair» PampWeto used cheek, souvenirs of what oolice de­ t lyr "Regardless of how intensely onerióte______in suburbs of Brazzaville in twin girls are among the 16 sets of The Jones were unaware that a ’ll his future." said Robert G. Jones , ,pe findings of the Urban Lsattoi scribe as an “vnu«ual" method in an ¿Li might dislike the NAACP it must French Equatorial Africa, newborn arrivals on New Year's Day double -blessing was on the way and « the Company President. In announ- experiment as the i be admitted that it has always Police sources said the disturb- attempted suicide to win 4500 in gifts in the Eight I said that to their knowledge there fl operated -within the law and has nnce djd not affect the balloting or cing the new service "Therefore we Ior on. of lta publications Accordink to Homicide Capt W Annual Toni Twin Baby Derby, con­ is no history of twins on either side (I fought its battles in the courts," he ■ counting of votes, have established a Career Depart- From gchool to Job." This W. Wilkinson, about 2:36 Baturdav ducted by The Toni Company, cos- of the family. First to arrive at went on. All traffic was stopped in the ment to answer young people's ques‘ ip( waa written by Min Alto morning, Mr. Spraegins tied a cord .. The! tempting to violate hia ooaMttip> Tentessee in 1956. Governor Frank this time." they eoulu with whit they had ' ____ Mr. Jones is an unemployed dis­ tional right by the extroditioa paw- NA8HVILLE - More than 200 and who fa TEC president, will pre­ Clement raid in a news conference Turning to the problem of high­ In an executive order Governor request from MBBiroippi authorities abled vet. Clement transferred $100000 to the for the extradition of a 36-year-oid ceedtog. Tennessee Education Congress dele­ side at the one-day meet. It is .here last week. ways, the governor stated that a Jnnte gained his freedom «8 * gates and officers are expected to scheduled to begi nat 8:30 A. M. A ' Others, but not all. of the prob­ two-year study on state highway safety daputment last year to buy Negro and former Mississippi? n now lems facing ^Tennessee in 1956 out- speed dock equipment. Three of residing in East 31. Louis. Ill., was rtit of habeas corpus. - attend the Sixth Delegate Assembly panel discussion of "Teacher Se­ GLOBE-TROTTER needs will be announced within a Judge Spivey, in denying I which will convene Saturday. Janu­ curity" has been set to precede ihe Secretary of State Dulles is get­ 'ined by Oov. Clement in hia news few weeks. He felt this would be one these devices have been pun'ased denied Friday by Circuit Court and approximately 23 more will be Judge Quinten ßplvey .in Belle- -uadHtoifreqaroLadition’request, ruled that 4 ary 14, in the auditorium at Tennes­ morning business session ting to be somewhat of a globe­ conference, include reapportionment, of the most solid accomplishments dictment bn which Jones Mq see State University. Other activities win include re­ trotter. From the time lie took -afety, and better highways. oi his administration. • bought to supplement the "Fadetr' '¡lie. road checks. ' | Jones, whose wife and four hu faulty. O. W. Brooks of Clarksville, ex­ port! from the executive committee, office. January. 1963. to the pre­ The problem of segregation “cer- The State, the Governor declared, The indictment, retum ecutive secretary. made the an­ officers, and instructed committees: sent, he has traveled a total of ‘«inly cannot be denied," Governor will continue to do everything poss­ The governor felt it was not pro-, children still live in Mississippi, ner for him to comment on the re- has charged in a 8100 000 damage Chickasaw County (MK nouncement recently. opportunity tar new business; and 2iB196 miles on missions abroad Clement aroeited and added, "but ible to cut the lo« of lives on the apportionment question until ¡1 is' suit that Jjfiv. Hugh White of Miss Jury, charged Jones wtth J. H. Parrish of Jackson, principal the nomination and election of of- including 1A.5C2 miles on bis latest it is one which the supreme court state highways and in reply to a has made clear is to'tie dealt with letUed by the state supreme court, and o»ber xjfktols there were U- (l onUMed Ga But Of West High School at Denmark flceri trip to Oeneva.« — questkin ifg be though the Mate WASHING TON, D. C - Seven­ DOuglass for '54-55, Emma Ware year-old Patty • Moore and her | and Doris Johnson. From Fisk was brother, Jerry, 13, were dumfound-1 Alphonso Smith, from Wiley Uni­ ■d when they opened their delayed The Goodwill Bible -Class met at versity, Freddie Bolben, from Ken­ Christmas gift from their grand- I tile pome of Mrs. Louise Partee, tucky State, Clarence Swearengen I 2305 Eldridge Avenue. Thursday, from Arkansas State, Henry Ubankr as Elbert Parrish with an average . night, January 5. Meeting Was call­ and two others from Tennessee ^coring point of 54. ’d to order by the Chaplain. Mrs. State were Halloe Robinson and NEW ORLEANS HERE I COME - Gussie Brabbon, 8 I1. M. Prayer Jgssle Robinson. We all were glad GRID GREATEST VISITS LA. war. offered by Mrs Eliza Clem­ to see our grads and are hoping tTTfWnu «IT. AR HOWI. mons. .. - I they are getting the marks the way 1 GAME j The meeting was turned over to thev were at Douglass and more. I 1 The grid iron greatest for th0 LOS ANGELES — (ANPl— Final the President. He carried out the hope. j current vear. WilHam Kincaid at1 BY BOBBYE HALL regular business, then -declared all MAROONETTE, OUT SOON | tended the Sugar Bowl Game in , offices -vacant for the election. He limy mil m JMXson, rennesseeNOV school pa|>er, the.■ New Orleans, La., with Mr. A C. ' ’hen vacated tlie chair ui the hands ” llrSk8Bmn?i Maroonette under the guidance- Williams of radio station WDIA. • if Mrs. Eliza A Clemmons to hold Monday Jan 2. at Tulane Sta­ DEBS GIVE BIG AFFAIR the evening u most enjoyable one '' ■ ¡yon No* thtf Hu Owen Col- h| Mrs Enltn& Tom John$on the'election. The fallowing officers dium. The game between the two Invitations received throughout in their usual hospitable manner eagers hi v gamed experience and G,,.Hldill(, Ande7son nnd edltw were elected: Rev. A r Jones. Irani; G."i(!ia Ton and Pitt Uni­ the city recently read: "Debcnetle The setting. Cflrrie's Club Tropi- in five.games since their initial loss, Valeria Murrell will be out by the President, M J. Young, instructor. versity was a virtoriStdr Tech with, 8ocial Club requests the pleasure cano. was beautifully decorated with 'hey are expected to prove a more last of this month or the first week Mrs. Gussie Brabbon, Chaplain, Mrs a win of 7-0. of your company at their Annual balloons and colored lights, while ■ formidable foe * in February. After the booming Ernestine Johnson. Secretary, Willie Sweethearts' Ball Monday night. each member, attractively attired in sales of the first paper the predic­ After his arrival the grid contain Wade. Bible Demonstrator. Brother George Chambers, Hornets set­ January second nineteen hundred white tatfeta, added to the colorful tions for the coming issue will be attended radio station WMRW Sat M. J Young took charge, of' the shot artist, is expected to pile up Dec. 31, and WBOK the*follow!ng and ftfty six. nine 'til one Currie's I affair which climaxed holiday social the greatest Douglass has ever seen class. The lesson was very good an attractive point total against th?. day. Concluding his Sunday. Kin­ Club Tropicano." 1 activities. Then Brother Willie Wade gave the Lane College Quint because of Us "If music be the food of love I truth and asks likes and dislikes of caid vNted one of our most fam­ . INTERMISSION Black Board Demonstration which type of-defense. Against Mississippi play on and give me excess." — the readers and propose to entertain ous Negro Universities, Xavier. The all present enjoyed. Next meeting next day he attended the game and Shakespeare The frolick continued gaily until Industrial College he blew<27 points them with the latest and best of will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs later b-iatded a Della C And S air­ Come with the Debs, recapture ' intermission which proved itself un- through the hoops to take top scor­ news Govenor Johnson, 2304 Hunter Ave plane heading,.j[pr home. J ourself and become aware oi the ] usually enjoyable. The Det» were ing honors. Forward Lafayette Strib SECOND PLACE, DOUGLASS Thursday night. January 12. at 8 P bling shared scoring honors with WE SALUTE OU'' GREATEST lfinite possibilities of the night. introduced with their guests as they DEVILS CITED IN BASKETBALL M It will be installation of the MAN OF THE year. WILLIAM For each of you there is a world stood at the foot of the orchestra. Chambers, tallying 26 points. newly elected officers. Members, KINCAID GRIDIRON GREATEST of fun in store. As entertainment during the break present J2. Visitors present 1, Who! ’55jAND '56. We hope this Sweetheart's Ball the members formed a huge heart was Mrs. Eliza Clemmons. GOING STEADY be a winged and wonderful tiling, Rev A. J. Jones, President. M. J J and_sang Let Me Call You Sweet­ E’lbei t Parrish and Mary Bolden. full of beauty, love, music and mean heart,” an appropriate number for Young, instructor. Mrs. Ernestine] Douglass High School News ing — a cherished memory. Joe Willie Blair and Inez the sweetheart affair. As the music I Johnson, Secretary, Willie Wade., Officers: Mary Cole, President. Hopson, John Jones and Thelma Black Board Demonstration and i Doris Turner. Vice President ; Mel- continued the handsome sweetheart, BY HARBINE COLLIER nancy. Benjamin Blakely, Fred on the 29 th. Plummer, Hun Douglass and Jerllne parents in Ohio. The package- Thomas Kilpatrick, danced grace­ Mrs. E. Johnson, reporter ...... Vaiesi-Douglass '54-55 football cap- On the concluding night the De- vla L. Perkins, Correspondent Sec­ Yt LfTHHi VISITORS Ford. Larry Squalls and Patricia, marked "rewrappod” at the post fully with each lassie. By the way. retary: Joan Williams. Financial During the Christmas recess •ain, Bettye Scott and Gloria Ma- vils were presented with the Tro- Cecil Moore and Barbara Swearen­ office— Cl■obtained 877 hand-written Thomas is co-captain of the Ham­ Secretary; Sylvia Grady, treasurer: many of the graduates of Dougla« this: Douglass' ■ Drum Majo- phy of the second best team in the gen, Ivory Hunt and Rosalind pages in/Chinese,i Chinese, the transcript of ilton Wildcats which makes him Bertha Daniels .business manager: visited their old alma mater. From retto for '54 - 55‘and from Shelby County. The best player Jones, and Joe Neall and Bettye a recent, session of the United Na- Wilberforce: Alice Lemmons; Miss I from the district was also naaieci Elaine Moore. Assistant ‘Business . even.more popuJax among the young Tennessee State came: James Davis. , Lens Général Assembly. Manager; Doris Buchanan, chaplain ladies. June McKissic, Assistant Chaplain: After intermission, dancing con-i tinued to the music of Ben Branch's Vivian Washburn, Parliamentarian. Bettye Barnes and LaVertia Fisher, orchestra and the Five 8tars. Seen, reporters. Members: Nalue Bowden. enjoying the merriment were: Mari­ BY MAUDDEAN SEWARD Peggy Cox, Faye ¡Davis, Billie J. lyn Patterson, Tommie Bouie. Peggy Cox, Billie Jean Jones. Samuel Jones, Ruth Wiggins Maxine Win­ Brown. Barbara Bates. Barbara Mit­ ston, Bobble Nelson and E 1 i V a chell. George LaSure, James Sesley. Young. Thomas Kilpatrick, sweet­ Shirley Jones, J. B. Trotter. Martel I heart. Coleman. James Maple, LaVertia Club purpose: To be and inspire others to become more socially in-j| Fisher. Willie Shotwell. Velma Bo- dined. Club motto: Lifting as we]1 gan, Bertha Daniels. Faye Davis. dimb. Club flower: Carnation. Club Hattie Smith, John L. Ptinter. Syl­ colors: Green and White. Club vester “Time" Ford. John Fojd, Cal­ advisors: Mrs. S. Elizabeth Albert; vin Beasley, Eddie Price. Mary Cole. Eleanor Cole, Jimmie Bethany, Vi- and Mr Richard Banks. Jr. Without a doubt, the occasion was ■ vian Washburn. Bettye Bonds. Chas one of cherishable memory Prexy Leggett Henry McStanton. Charles Delane. Eliza Young. Tirripthy WU- i Mary Cole, along with fellow so- ( ] xersen: Alberta Woodland. Johnny | cialites, greeted the guests and made 1 Locke. Thelma Lemons; Moses Gunn David Hughes. June McKissic Hugh Stron«. Charles Deiane. Rob- ENJOY UTMOST MAI ert Allen. Joan Williams. Kenn -th I Cole. C'audia Palmer. Kellev Les- EASE AND CONVENU • - Gw BrinWn Charles Threat, ■'»'o’l M ’on' and "Your Column-

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Approves New 3-Point Program By MARY ANNE THOMAS I lance at the Flamingo Tomorrow WASHINGTON RIPS * night Music by Finas Newborn and MANASSAS79-56 ' orchestra. The Booker t. Washington Ware The Harlem Magicians featuring ■ Ion defeated the -Manassas Tigers 1 Goose Tatum and Marques Hayne« 'n a Prep League,. bakketball gam« vill be In Memphis. SiMdav, Janu­ Thursday night January 5. in the, ary 15. at the Ellis Auditorium. The Blair T Hunt Gymnasium. . ho^ will be at 8:00 Tatum and Guard John Gray a as the lush* Haynes are formallv the top stars '»mt man with-24 Individual points { f the Harlem .Globetrotters, who and Forwards L C. Gordon and now have their own combination. CHRISTMAS is the season of Lalling. Mrs. Anne Franklin Ben­ One of the attractively planned Lawrence Franklin with 17 each They will be surrounded by other party-giving everywhere arid 'for son, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sugar- events of the holiday season was a Washington 79 Pos. Manassas 56 stars, but (his pair will be the een-.. •juin. Sr., Mr.' and Mrs H A. Oil- coaktail party given by members of Southerners (who know the art be­ Gordon 17 “f Rayford 2 ter of attraction. the 8.X C. Club at beautiful Uto­ Cagers tTwic® ing y.'acious) it is truly a-big one iijin. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Booth, Dr Franklin 17 ,F Simpson 18 Havnes has lone been called the rn sal Life Insurance Building —— ----- — ”* i- ' ~ . . Understand from my friends and Mrs. Ike Watson, Mr. and Mrs. ■ tturgrss H ——G- Ford 6 ■ st dribbler in basketball. Tatum la The club was lucky to have the Uni­ BATON ROUOEt'La Southern ' Gray 24 that the parties here were fabulous Alex Dumas. My. and Mrs. Floyd ’ «eaided the ciown prince of the Campbell. Mrs. Harry Cash. Mr. versal's "First Lady" which enabled luthern University a king time fa- Mathis 4 And this is not (mutual for G Doggett F orocage sport them to give the much looked to' 'rite in the Southvest on the hard- I Memphians . . . Only sorry that I and Mrs. "Bill" Nabors, Mr. and Suh'titutr» — Washington • Ten-1 SZ six timt I was i Xd George Toles, Mr. and Mrs^party in the spacious reception '«d jumped off to a head sta-t |___T „ ...... Tickets are on 'ale at Centra! uiuwv-u WU OlA UJBV 1 vsttb 7^—-__ TV ^h4 «♦♦k------lone Î. Oliver 4. Manassas — Gen- Dek«t Office.' in qo’dsmith'» and George Stevens, Dr and Mrs. Ar- >on’j o: the magnificent building to as I said in my Friday's cdlumii. last w«ek whcibtlie Jaguar Cat rv 4, Hart I. Bradford 6. fhmn’» Sho» store., thur Horne, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. From t e comments I find lhat twi HAYES-SAWYER PARTY A * "Tiled tin’' WitcvWitdrats A- • ■ rhe score at lialt time stood-Wash- CAMPUS-BOW! WOW! Roland. Mr. and Airs. U. S. Bonds the hois'douerves table and the bar - SPECTACULAR AFFAIR • 'cores of 64-48 and 71-61 to b««fc___ eton 38: Manassas' 24. Officials Barbara Wad*-, who is the cer- of Forest City . . with them was bought out everything one might 'nt«rence nlav The Jaeua’s. hr»M Simon* and CI. Reuhlac. • '-no Dottald Moore you've been Understand that one of the gay- Mrs. Tolise Purifoy. Mr. W. W. Wal­ ant with Mrs Jana C. Porter's -* of a record of 7 wins acamst . 'tRRIHKS ATTUN'D nooning over lately? est parties of the Christmas season ker, Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne Davis rterers serving throughout the '■*«, found trouble in solviii« th •ASKETBALL GAME John Aldridge I see vou are with fl tne one given Monday evening j »nd Mi’s. Ruby Gadison veiling • ''■one defense set up bv the Wild- Viewing the most exciting game I "mole Hooks again. What are you » Christmas by Mr. and Mrs INFORMAL CHRISTMAS PARTY Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Oratorical contest» on all levels ■ats m the first contest Coach R' Thursday night in the Blair T trying to do play the game of Chang Mrs. Foit, the Maceo Walker's u»i;i p»„J-_| t|lAM i from local to state and regional H Lee. a builder of Jour Souths Hunt Gymnasium were: Martha C. Sawyer and Mr and Mrs GIVEN AT YWCA THURSDAY house guests: Mr and Mrs-Elbee nllllO vlUuuDi H Oh ‘ng Partners? worked exceedingly well last year, western conference champions, uti­ Hall and Morris Walker, Debora Thomas Hayes . . , The much I theAmong holiday the week whirl was of aevents lovely duringinfor­ Bettis and Mrs. Malcolm Chamber- _ , , , , ■ . James Ware on the day of Janu­ Mr. Lee stated For the first time, lised his bench to start a scoring tackson. Carol Hooks. John Al­ talked about ultra modern ranch Un, the Chris Roulhac's guests who QQ SChOl&rSniP AW3FQ! ary 7. you said and I quote: “I used mal Christmas party given by Mrs. drive Which resulted in the nntia’ style home of Mr. and Mrs Hayes W B. Woods. Mrs. D. H West­ came with them: Mrs Thelma West _r in a half century of Elkdom a young dridge, Shirley Crump. Betty Biirnys to love one Derson. but now I don't white high school student was tiie. verdict. Lee went from an all-senio- •*■ James Ware. Doris James. Debo- of 1329 South Parkway, was the brooks. Mrs Edward McGinnis and a popular Memphian who now re- Naui Rranle X()Q|| {)() ' 'ove anybody.” winner ot the Elks National Orato­ flve to a unit of four .'freshmen and •■ah Roach. Frank Hunter, C«l««iine setting...... for the gala allair and, the Mrs R L. Thompson in the beautl- sides in Louisville: Mr. and Mrs Andrey Nell Johnson and Shir- Henry Sullivan (she the former Levy' one sonhomore to find a combina­ Ransom. Pear) Crosby. Laverne '«y Crump seem to have something highlng and place, dining with area Its largeand theairy huge liv- ! fully decorated auditorium of the A tiiree point program,of public rical Contest held in Atlantic City Sullivan»: Mr Charles Lusby and tion that actually clicked iu [Tie Montgomery. Lucille Banks. PauHh" ‘n common the like for Floyd Lee basement that extends the entire Vance Avenue Branch of the YWCA I education has been announced by last August. William 8. Lisenmeycr initial battle which saw Southern Standford. Emmett Martin. Emmett length of the house, would l*id to on Thursday of last week. Miss Willie Marva Conerway who Grand Commission- Taylor Shirley has Floyd and Au­ of Pheonix. Arizona came ou bert Greer. Daniel) T|io- any party. Thomas and Chew Food was served buffet style from among seven contestants in one- trey Nell has the like. lead at halftime mas. Robe greeted guests at the bar (as the a table overlaid with a lace cloth of the most heated and colorful Na­ Also Chop Chop. Cowboy. Alber I see Rubysteln Jones and Ernest bar attendant did not get there». and was centered by a Christmas and Mi Fiank Conic of Jackson. | (h(, lmprovcd Benevolent tional Oratorical Contests ever held The Jaguars . staged a last-half McCully, Bobby Nelson, Harold Hollimon are blooming all over Both said it was fun and one of Un flanked by black wrought iron Lisenmeycr was formerly a student MEMBERS ' Protective Order of the Elks of tbc rally to pull away high-polnti man Hastley. Herman Adams. Beverly ««in. I wonder who is Rolng to the sure ways of seeing and chat-' candelabra holding glowing white of St Mary's High School m with 14 digits and freshman Johnnv ting with all of one s guests . < tapers surrounded by Christmas S K-C members presentlent were: ”World.01*0 • ' • H’-’ Smith. Robert Wilson. Jacquelyn vitlier the romance this time? president'| >• To increase favorable opinion Phoenix and is of the CatholU- faith. Scott was second as he deposited Both of the Helens are known for; greenery and colored balls Miss Gertrude Walker I Heath. Reta Lewis, Robert Harper. Willie Sliotwell has been seen a aeeo Wai- towards Ute Supreme Court decision His subject was The Constitution tiiree field goals and seven froip the Mrs. John Arnold. Mrs. Maceo Wal­ Francyne Hurst 'ot with Bernice West of Melrose. their graciousness and. this started ' hors douvres. ca'hdieS and all of the Of Tiie United States." He is now on education in public schools by foul line. The-highest honors went I V , Out of all the Warriors that go for from the Christmas dainties were served be­ ker. Mrs. Claiborne Davis, Mrs. Phil very minute guests stiut-: enlisting goodwill to neutralize pre­ attending Georgetown University. to Wiley’s Eugene Johnson who Arezzaleece Williams, Daisey fore the main menu. Mhny of tiie Booth. Mrs. Iouise Davis. Mrs. Mar­ him. he decides to pick a wildcat. ed being invited by the two hos- judice and confidence to establish One of tiie scholarships given to amassed 19 points. He found a range ladies played cards during the eve­ jorie Ulen, Mrs. Charlestinc Miles. Rooks, Ernestine Kimbrough. Katie Mary Gafins what is thia I hear teaser. aid those suffering the economic and could not be stopped by the Mrs. Charles Pride, Mrs. Bernice freedom from fear. Robertson. Martha Parker, Walter ibout you being with Tommy White GUESTS ning- a, boycott was to Bluce Carver Boyn­ Cats tight defense Williams. Mrs. Emmitt Woods. Mrs. Morgan, Yours Truly «nd many oth­ Thursday night. I thought you liked Quests included: Mr. and Mrs. GUESTS 2. To. provide scholarships for ton of Selma. Alabama to enable Leon Miller-with 10 tallies was ers. John Aldridge, but he only aerved Chris Roulhac . . . with them...... Guests were: Mrs Lee Atkins, Mrs. Julia Gordon. Mrs. O*car Crawford. were underprivileged young men and him to complete ins senior year at Wildcats' next man. In the finale YEAR'S FIRST ASSEMBLY their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. El- Getrude Armstrong. Mrs. Emma Mrs. Lonnie Briscoe and Mrs. Chas. as host for you and ^ommy. women without regard to race, color Fisk University. He is the son of tile Jaguars had an easier time and bee Bettis and Mr. and Mrs. Mai- PickeU Mrs. A. V Eduson. Mrs Spearman who came from her home The year'srilrst assembly occurred Doris Buchanan it is known by IV1IBIV,,religion w.or creed—----- ( ' Mr Hand||U mio.Mrs V-S W ««7Boynton—...... who- at one stage of the exciting contest when Professor Blair T. HunJ, called colm Chamberlin of D. C who spent Caffrey Bartholomew. Mrs. H O in Pine Bluff for tue holidays all that Emmett Martin is suppoaed . j .. Iwns nctiVe m getting Negroes of owned a 20-point lead Bui again Christmas here; Mr. and Mrs. Ma- ’ones. Mrs H M. Adam6. Mrs Odie Mrs Snearinan is the former Mar­ 3 To give assistance to students | • and voU, - all Seniors to the Hamilton Audi­ to be the only mule in your stall or tiie scoring honors went to a mem­ ceo Walker with their house gun'ts,' Let Powell,' Mrs. Jennie Tarpley. garet Herndon of Memphis. in states wheVe -parents are suffei- torium Thursday morning nt the st least he thinks so, who is the ber ot the Wiley team, elongated first period. r • and Mrs. Fort of Detroit: Mr.'Mrs. Rivers King. Mrs. R L. Sig- MR AND MRS CAFFREY tng Horn economic boycots forced, The iorty-seven scholarships have fellow who occupies your recess per­ Leon Miller who wgs dismissed from Mrs. Joe 8hahnon, Mr. and Mrs '»’«». Mrs B. J. Samuels. Mrs. Ma- RARTHOIOMEW FNTFRTAIN m»n them by white Citizens Coun- i been granted to students from twen The purpose of the assembly «as iod? ; J ' j ty-seven states including the Baha- the game because of excessive foul- O. W. Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. J . D. p ion Stewart Mayo, Mrs. Lina C. WITH OLD FASHIONED to'Introduce to the seniors juesent Pauline Standford what is it go­ Ing. tucked away 27 points while the honored guest speaker Mr Wil­ Brown, Mr. Edwin Prater. Mrs Es- LaMarr and Mrs. Lovie Lewis CHRISTMAS HOUSE PARTY Thc integrated program lor our mas. >. ing to be? I see Paul Burrow* it his nearest team mute was making liam F. Savoy, one of the Educa­ conversing with thee. Cool It chick. telle Walters. -Mr. and Mrs. John • Mrs. Lois C. Laws, Mrs T. J, -Bidiie' called their partv an old-z] Arnold. Atty, and Mrs. A. W. Willis, Johnson'. Mrs. C. L. McPherson. Mrs “ ■ • but ninf. Tile Cats who possessed tional Directors. Barbara Wilkins what gives? You fashioned hou*e party, but I would a nine-point halftime advantage Jr.. Atty, and Mrs. Ben Hooks. Mr B. D. Holmes. Mrs. L. A. Garrett, of In his most fitting talk he said! are again being seen with Charles call it a brilliant Christmas, party had their scores well distributed Edward R Kirk and Mrs Minnie Vicksburg, Mrs. Johnson's sister; and I quote: "A student never grad-!i Bibbs,Bibbs. after going bv to see the decorations Pork And Beef Tops Smith, Mrs. Sawyer’s mother. Mrs. L. C.-Sharpe. Mrs. C, M Roul- over five of the nine players used ____untes ______you have __a commencement,'______' Henry-- Johnson, who graduated today The tiny.Christmas trees Dr. f. E. Walker who went early !’ac- Sr.. Mrs. J. D. Thoma*. Mrs C 9 by Lee. Peters red the Pack with 13 which is to be your commencement last year is looking for a girl friend, with teal lights, stood on either fide Chaplain and Mrs. Lee Thigpen. Mr G. Miles. Mrs. Rebecca Biram. Mrs. markers mid a point In the arrears tn. life."______' Bobby Nelson, what is this I hear of t1» piaho where the three combo ana Mrs. Jesse Turner. Mr. and Mrs Buby Greene. Mrs Emerson Able. January Plentifuls «as Robert Gray, a senior t Three ol Mr. Savoy's most used 1 about you and James Austin? What with aingo drums gave music all John Brinkley. Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Mrs Mildred Coleman and Mrs. A words are: Honesty, Sincerity and happened to you and Jimmie Blah- evening . . The real attraction vii: Tarpley. Dr. and Mrs." A B M. Woods Kindness! 1 op? was danCng. but for manv it was Pork and beef, along with grape­ freezer to see if it needs replenish­ Carter. Dr. Vasco Smith, Mr. and ’’OKARV ART sori Al, To Fete 25th Henry McStarito you talk about S’-rimn Gumbo Fille fixed strict­ fruit, will be most plentiful in the ing ' -«-s—, SQUARE DANCERS ENTERTAIN Mrs. L. R. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs GWB GIVES LUNCHEON r yourx—• .girls, but I never ace you with ly N*w Orleans' stvle and the heal­ Southeast at the beginning of the Large-volume shipment ot good Caffrey Bartholomew. Mr. and Mrs I quality grapefruit from the Florida Anniversary a One of the entertainment feature»^ them One of the delightful events of thy liar where cocktails were served New Year, says the U. S. Depart­ Lawrence Westley. Dr, and Mrs. W. w ■ of the past two Basketball games Young Fong. I see yoa are prefer­ the holidays parties was a luncheon all evening . . . The gracious Mrs, ment of Agriculture. crop this season finds this citrus in I W. Gibson President and Mrs. Hol­ The Best Men and Women Club Is wt(f the square dancing of the boys ring the Tigers now a davs. 'riven by member of ihe/ Rosary Art Bartholomew was a'sifted bv her USDA in its listing, of plentiful abundant supply at food storesi and lis Price. Dr. and Mrs H H. John­ Tlcbrating its 26th Annual Banquet wd girls in the gym classes. To LOVERS OF THE WEEK ‘ 'nd Social Club on Wednesday of "ood-natmrd husband Mr. Barthol­ foods for January reports hog mar­ reasonably priced. The Florida crop son and Dr. and'Mrs C B. Jones. it the home of Mr. and Mrs. B F. mention some of the ones taking a Martha Hall and Morris Walker, I last week at the home ol Mme. G 8. omew. and her charming voun« keting has continued on an un­ is estimated 38 million boxes, 3 Mr. and Mrs. William Owen, Mr. Felix, 3998 Mt plive Street. Tues- •»art in this entertainment were: Effie Grice and Robert Bearden. Young. Members, who eave a beau- Hauvhter. Ann Carnes, who attend« usually heavy scale, and has result­ million more than last season, and and Mrs. Peter Jones Mr. and Mrs lay night, January 17, at 4 p M Shirley Crump, Eddie Nelson. Betty Marsha_ Ann_ Caldwell______and Bill Al- ‘ifiil party, were: MrsG. T. Mc­ «n ut^-state college in Iowa and ed in an abundance of fresh pork . well above the annual average. Lewi* H. Trigg. Dr. and Mrs. Juli­ All members Are asked to‘be pre- Baines. Herman Adams. Bertha «¿„“paunne standford and Paul Pherson, Mrs. J. Longstreet Mrs. M caffrev Jr., a senior at Central and pork products. Supplies of all an K«1«ol Miss Marilj-n Watkins OtMr foods on ‘USDA's January pent. Mrs. Lillie Belle, President, Daniels. Bobby Nelson, Robert Wil-1 Burrws. Lucille.Banks. Willie Well» ¡Moore. Mrs. E. Watkins. ___Mrs. W.. state who attended the bar . .' . kinds of beet will be plentiful loo. Miss Imoe^he Watkins: Miss Clem- plentiful list for the Southeast in- Mrs. Viola Douglass. Reporter. son, Harold Hastley, Carole Hooks.. Rlld Olon8 Mttssey Catherine Prl- Webb. Mrs. H. M. Adams. Mrs. J. o’he cute thin« *»« !*’ f Caffrev • Boslcv .Mr. J. D. Springer. Dr particularly cuts bearing the higher cludc: ixitatoes. winter pears, oran­ Arrezaleece Williams. mnus. c ¿ Morgan and Barbara I ’’jlfris, Mtn. O. Johnson. Mrs. I. does nnt drink. Yes BHlv did his bit federal quality grades. USDA re­ A Withersnoon. Mr. and Mrs ges. tangerines, milk and dairy pro­ Francyne Hurst, Daisey Rooks, walker, Bouldin. Mrs. J. Albright. Miss R. The yotin» arti’t al*o a stu- ports. Marketing of fed cattle, which ixmnie Briscoe, Dr. and Mrs E ducts, eggs, peanuts and peanut but­ ladies Commvn'ty and a few others danced to the tune Williams.. Miss C. Gargner and H“nt at a P’co School in Iowa, did produce the quality grades of beef, Frank White Mr. and Mrs. L’Rov ter,. dry beans, canned tuna, lard, 1 of LoU Ltzc James Mme. Young. ♦h" iToreting,; Young, and Mr. and Mrs, A. Weav­ has been heavy and prices paid pro­ jand vegetable fats and oils: — ■ COMING ATTRACTIONS Lunch «ns servpd after secret OUT-OF-TOWNIn^uded' Club Meets Tonite er. ducers have declined. : Florida's early and midseason or- The Ga-Te-Na's are giving nals received gifts given out by Mrs. Mr* M«h«l Rohfnson Love Instruc­ Mr. and Mrs. Bi G. Olive. Jr.. Mr. - ... u , ange crop, including the Temple va- The Ladies Community Club of | Tn«> Bouldin tor a tFI*k Uh’vevsitv. who former- ■ USDA suggests to homemakers bi fl js f (o P Taylor Ha.ves, Atty, and Mrs A A I Riverside Sub-division met at the i BED-WETTING GUESTS taimut at L'Mnvn«' Mrs "Rea" I view of abundant supplies, tliat Jan- aboul Mm(. as Medical tablet dweovery called DRY-TABS muat ate* i home of Mrs. Margie Arnold, 1637 I functional BED-WETTING nainlmly. mhIv. uiely or Among guests attending were: w««t Sea «1« and Mr' Thelma luary will be a good time to include ,as, 1)ut Ui,n g ■ Hanauer recently. Devotion was money back No electrical dcvicrt-no rubber aheeta, Mrs. Anna Bel) Phillips, Mrs. Artie SWmI former Meinohiafl« Bild sis­ .pork and bpet rather often in fam- Th(, 1Q F)orld/ls alarm» or drtt Aak lor DRY-TABS-only S3 M i conducted by Mrs A. C Crawford Student Says WL QUEEN AHNr Mae Garrett. Mrs. D. H. West- ters who came home from their lly meals, and to check on the home smal)ei AT BETTER DRUG STORES EVERYWHERE I brooks. Mrs. J. Threat. Mrs. Mat- homes in Cleveland "nd T/»t'l«i’Hle Chaplain. The president presided j CLEAN CONVENIENT son — 4.6 million boxes as against over the meeting. Alter the business1 . tic Moore. Mrs. W. B Wopds. Mrs. Mr« F«ther Washing­ VANCE AT THIRD tie Dotson. 868 Olympic Street, Mon- 5 million last season Marketing of session a delicious menu was enjoy-1 j A M Woods. Mrs. Juanita Lewis, ton W’lUnms of K C,‘ a former 1 AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS day evening. December 26 the crop, however, is usually heavy "d by all. Next meeting will be at i Mrs Edward McGinn's. Mrs. C. M »»Ao,.,h(->n- Mr and Mrs Forf o* , Shaving Is Slicker — ' Mrs. Henrietta Williams called the I at this time of the year, which as- the home of Mrs. Edna Brown, 192 AVAILABLE Roulhac. Sr.. Mr*. Josie McBride. n^f/otl with the Mac«» Walkers and members' name and each presented | sures liberal supplies fbr retail mar- Person Tuesday, January 10. lade Changing Quicker Mrs. Emmitt Hollingsworth. Mrs, «•'th the Chris Roulhac were their i with a gift. ’ kets. - ' Mrs. B. D. Robinson, pres. Mild Protest Sallie Edwards. Mrs. P«tnis Sim­ nrrir ri t’R Guests were: Eli C. Moore, A. W Mrs. L. B Hawkins, Secretary mons. . of Vicksburg, Miss.: Mrs Williams. Otha Shaw. J. Coats. Rob- Potatoes continue as one of the oimigTMAS FORMAL Mrs. K,W. Green, reporter ATHENS, Ohio -1ANP1— A | Camille M"rnhv, former M«mnhl- ; ert Dillard. F. Mitchell. R. L. Wil- 0,081 «onomicM vegetable buys. The ■ ^Gillette .-raduete student from K-nva de- nn* now of Los An««!»*' Mr^. Fl. Each time I have been out-of-town ' Hams, Harry Dotson, Wilson Reed, croP *n '*le 1''^ states is estlmat- lared ia t week that Mau Mau ter- -I BLUE BIADE» ’»n Carroll Mrs. M. E Lvndv Mrs when members of the "Little Club Lawrence Armstrong. Pearlee John-1etl H* 30M million bushels-, omearly 11.050 pounds-an acre — account orism is "only a mild protest" com- J Rertha Becton and Mrs. Jerlean largely for this year's peanut crop, IN HANDY DISPENS« have given their annual Christmas son, Mrs. Annie Bell McCain, Ann ® Percent larger than the 288 million iared what may happen in Kenya ' .Tnn»s. of 1.739 million pounds. Tnis crop Formal ... Again. I understand Nalls. Marv Williams. Lucille Har-' bushel»' grown In 1954. mless the small white majority i tiitd-blaN Mr* Nancy I/» Mrs V('’e< And dricomfoHt. I Highway 51 North, on the Covington, Tenn., road, three For Christmas, therlub donated two Rosetta Hutchins. Mrs. M. D. King Pleatint failing... children lake with­ mile» north of Millington, Tenn., just over Shelby County Line baskets of food to families and gave out coaiihg. When coldi BEGIN. end Mrs. E M. M Wright. in Tipton County, located in house trailer on the left tide $3 each to the elderly members^! Me ZERO 10 . I>y oc fobleh. S. K. C CLUB GIVES Woney-bed guarantee. •+FOCKTAIL PARTY AT 'the club’'and others that needed of highway leaving Memphis, OR: AT MUG COUN Tit S UNIVERSAL BUILDING j . ...___>,iM Highway 61 South, toward Clarksdale, Miss - just below The Christian Service Club held z Levi School, % mile after leaving 4 Way Drive leaving Mem­ their AnnualJ^tetmaaWrty »^ Ji@de in Reader s Digest Reveals the home of the President, Mrs. Bet-j phis look for name: "MADAM BELL.'______for QUICK. RELIEF of FIVE GREYHOUND BUSES .LEAVE; AND ENTER MEMPHIS EACH DAY GOING NORTH AND PASS RIGHT BY MADAM Jittery Pre-Menstrual Tension iust HEADACHE BELL'S NORTH LOCATION LEVI WEST JUNCTION BUS LEAVE MEMPHIS EVERY HOUR AND PASS RIGHT BY MADAM Is So Often a Needless Misery!' NEURALGIA BELL S SOUTH IXX’-ATION. TAKE THE BUS TO THE LOCATION _ Ease Pains of Headache r THAT IS MOST NEAR TO YOU. Do you suffer terrible nervous ten- Btopped ... ur strikingly relieved - Neuralgia - Neuritis with Are you dissatisfied with Marriage? Have you lost Faith siori — feaL jllterv. irritable, de- ... pain and discomfort I 3 out of 4 preksed -Tust before your period ..women got glorious relief! Fimoui Skin Ointment Hn Quick Acting STANBACK in your wife 'or sweethearf?~Are you in Bad Health or Dis­ each month? A atartling article In Taken regularly, Pinkham » re- Test STANBACK against couraged? If any of these are your problems, come, let READER 8 DIGEST revealMuch lieves the headaches, cramps, nerv- Brought Help To Thotftindt! MADAM BELL advise you at oncl.1 She reads life to you just pre-menstrual torment is needieM ous tension ... during and be/orc any preparation you’ve miter«- m munj' cases! , your period. Many women never Fntfmg the example of thousands, get ever used ... See how as she would read an open book. She gives you your lucky Thousand» hive already discov- Buffer—eoen on the firet day! Why Black and White Ointment. Trial size quick relief comes. dates and months. Tells you why your job or business is not ered how to m old such auffering. should you? This month, start tak- 15c. Regular size still only 25c, you get With Lydia Pinkham's Compound Ing Pinkham'», See if you don't of 4H times as much in large 75c size. a success. She will tell your friends and enemies and will call and Tablet»,Tablet«, they 'rere so much hap- escape pre-pre-menstrual ______tension.. .so Even more reason to buy Black and names. If you have failed in the rest, come see MADAM BELL pier, lew tense as those "difficult often the cause of unhappiness _ Sao( STANBACK White Ointment today! Cleanse skin days" approach' Get Lydia F Garlic at once. with Black and White Skin Soap. Lydia Pinkham's I» 4»ctwi Ititi il •■niât Pinkham's Vege­ KANIA» CITY has a remarkable projacl, 3 Ht «i 4 gown (it table Compound... COME TODAY FOR TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE. toothing effect on rrW of wrvHi dirtre««, «•■ I or convenient new SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NO CHARGE the tourct of such WnJerfal riliif 4iriig i(4 Tablets which have UJISH-BONE distress In doctors' Wm time "AifRóilt dipi”! blood-building iron BLACK à« WHITE OINTMENT HOURS: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Reading Daily - Open Sundays tests, pinkkam's added. At druggists. ITALIAN DRESSING

L S-t-r-e-t-c-h-i-n-û Portland Honors Bill GEORGIA Berry With Testimonial FEDERATED PORTLAND, Ore. - (ANP) - a message expressing his "personal Mayor Fred L. Peterson and 400 and official appreciation for tlie WOMEN other persons gathered in the grand contributions you have made to im­ J ballroom of Portland’! Hotel Mult­ prove human relations in our state." CLUB nomah for a testimonial dinner in "The results of your labors have honor of Edwin C. (Bill) Berry Wed­ not only made Oregon a better state nesday night. in which to work and live, but their •14 Whittle« Ave. Albany, Oa Berry, executive secretary of the inherent values will be a continu­ Urban League of Portland since 1945 ing benefit to all of our citizens,” As we greet the hundreds of Club has resigned to become executive the governor wrote. women throughout the State in the secretary of the Chicago Urban Lea­ beginning of 1956, there is the hope gue. He will assume his new duties Other testimonial speakers were —thateachwomaft will reaffirm he. sometime in January. Dr. DeNorval Unthank, Portland faith in the principles of the Na physician, for Urban League past Th • a-personal tribute to Berry's tional Association of Colored Worn presidents; Miss Elizabeth Goddard, en and will strive even harder ti • "ecord of accomplishment in the president,, Portland chapter. National ' field of race relations in Portland, fulfill the motto "Lifting As Wi Association of Social Workers, for j Mayor Peterson said "this city can Climb"..... the social workers of the community, never go back to what it was before Mark A. Smith, Urban League presi­ Bill Berry came.” He declared the , January begins the 1956 member dent. for the U. L. Membership and. oeople of Chicago had chosen well ship campaign Local President Malcolm Williams, insurance execu­ m »erecting Berry for the post there. tive, for the community-'at-large. through-'ut th“ State have been no but added "we don’t like to see him tified of th? increase in State am David Robinson, chairman pf the go.” City, Commission on Intergroup Re­ National .dues. This constitutions’ - • < change became effective unmediatel’ The mayor said he was confident lations. reviewed civil rights legisla­ following the last National conven that Berry would be able to handle tive accomplishments during Berry's tlc-n-Fo-ms Witt "be mailed to th' tlie complex problems that would ten years in Oregon, and presented State offic» within a feu weeks and await him in Chicago, and that the a testimonial scroll to Berry from the Commission. Other gifts to Ber­ thés» will be forwarded to flie vari­ impact of his job there would be felt ous citi« throughout the country. ry included a bound volume contain- Mayor Peterson lias also written a | ing some 200 letters of commenda- Th" ’thrns Federated Club held ■> letter commending Berry to Mayor ition and congratulations from brillfan» annual celebration durin: Richard J. Daley of Chicago. throughout the state and nation. the Christmas season. We regre Governor Paul Patterson, unable and a wrist watch from tiy Urban ANOTHER Mil JXTONE—lkc your fire of good this familiar note iirging his hear­ ;f our ability,i we may be confident romburfib|ev material and watch it vised the visiting committee that the for the Governor from the Commit­ notig tired They say. "J co td bed ers to be sincere. He conoemned the nat He will help us to do and be people of the Virgin Islands are tee which included Wayne N. Aspi- tired and ’ get up tired fa the i burn. .Pharisees, religious formalists, who vhat We ought to be. What cause Th? w aste products of the body proud to be Americans and want nall. Adartf Clayton Powell. Mrs. lave we for discontent or discom- j morning«. If I sleep well, I am tired had little of moral and spiritual ‘ure absorbed by the blood and hiore of the feeling of belonging and I Oracle Pfost and Jack Westland. iiure even ihoucli we arc not al­ tired just Ute same. If I.don't. I'm 1 fervor tn their leligion. but who Biochemistry tired anyway I dint work hard; if thrown off through the Itfhgs. t{ie ways provided with what we want, ostentatiously observed ils outward jno promises to supply our needs I did, I suppose that I'd get almost kidnevs and the skin. Other wastes litugb. Dr ¡•i:e eliminat’d thiough the bowles. -not our wants. There is »great WASHING »'ON. D. C. - top nrod to live ” While talki'ig, Jesus wax rudely Do these people reaiy suffer thus ¡Tlie body’s funl is its food. Like the inference in the two Ci'srl»' h inomp on dean of the Mrs. Morrow Makes New interntp'cd bv a man who wanted or they-jnst lazy and- want an ex- Istoveiimust h: ve oxygen which is Graduate School nt Howard t'ni- to make his brother divide certain cusendt towerk? Most of them are ¡obtained from the air. Turning from i warning to his j versltv announced that the bio­ property Willi him. Realizing that ' hearers not to be too concerned CHRISTOPHER M. ROVLHAC suffering from muscle fatigue. i Food and oxyi.en are the mat- chemistry division of the depart­ this listener at least had his at- There are various causes for.this .trials from which the energy that vith the things of this life, wtiicli ment of chemistry has been ex­ 'eiitior upon material things far RESIGNS JM POST Chra ccndhlon Or» of the chief causes the musces use i: manufactured Appeal For «lob Restoration arc temporal, Jesus points tlteir panded to allow students enrolled renwve'd from the spiritual teach­ I thoughts to their own preparation tChiMoplicr) M. Roulhac, well liked is food deficiency. For example-, livery mo^ment is accomplished in the program leading to the Doc­ ings which lie was giving Jesus executive secretary of the Abe tor of Philosophy degree in chenr- some of tlie vital elements are lack- by means of this energy. WASHINGTON - (ANTI - ’ position as secretary. for Ivmj in the Kingdom of God. warned him to beware of covetous­ Scharff branch YMCA for the past ««try V take additional courses in mg from their diet,ui., and—u these.1------ele1- ­ poirons ar-’ generated in the mus Philip Youiig. Advisor to the Presi­ Mrs. Morrow rejected Ulis demo-- ness He declared, A' man’s life con­ • 1 lour years, lias resigned his post to ments can be temporarily supplied ties ti(rcueh activity. Every con- dent on the Civil Service, has been tion of seven grades and 15.175 per biochemistry, sistent not m the abundance of the accept a job in the East the Mem­ by organic vitamins. ’fraction of the muscles adds to petitioned by Mrs. Corienne R. Mor­ annum as unreasonable and "deli­ Three teachers from Howard’s llungs which he iiossesseth.’ What WHO KNOWS? ithis poison which consists mostly row to instruct the Office of the berately calculated to destroy my phis World learned through rcliai^b Collece of Medicine have been add- Them a again the body Is not pro a warning that is to us today. rrlv eliminitihg its waste but is and lactic acid. Administrator. Housing and Home professional status as a Civil Ser­ / > sources shortly before press tint^ edto the chemistry department • f.earbcndioxide I Jesus ilusi.ated ius po.nt with 1. Who wrote "East is East and Fvery movement-requires adequate Finance Agency to restore her to vice Career employee.” Slie is ap­ staff for th? new courses. They being choked and puisned by them I the pi rube of tlie rich fool. This West is West?" MEMPHIS, Tenn: - iSNS) - food arc. ox ven. Thus waste mat­ pealing this latest action of the ‘will assist Dr. Victor J. Tulane as­ Cornua re your body to a steam I man bad very fertile toil, wiiich 2. Wlw was Uw author of "Cimar­ erials are thrown into the blobd duty in compliance with the recefit IIHFA and simultaneously petition- ’ sociate nrofeosor of biological chem­ ; brought forth a large harvest but. ron?" / • I engin. The e.ntrt.n burns coal and ruling of the Civil Service Commis­ stream and cause fatigue which Is ing Young since she believes "tlie j Instead of appreciating tlie divine istry. The new teachers are Profes­ thus manufactures steam pressure 3. What ix the epidermis? emperor ol Home? normal. sion, it was learned here recently. Issues to be of such wide significance 4 identify Harry Houdini sor Lloyd H. Newman. Associate mtracic Involved in making a crop, ’ vhieh drive the wheels. This act­ for the federal merit system itself." ANSWERS TO WHO KNOWS Professor Lawrence M. Marshall, All the functions of th» body are The Appeals Examining Office of or reflecting upon the responsibi­ ively creates wato which consists of "It is apparent that U this pro­ 5. What dock-tlic word "varicose” 1. Rudyard Kipling. Rnd Asdstan; Professor Felix Fried­ I .’moke I’slies soot and climkers. If »'owed down during sleep. Oxygen the Commission had determined on lity for. tlie possessions which he must pc carried in the blood stream cess is permissible. ' khe stated, “it mean? 2. Edu» Ferber. berg. AP are members of the de­ ■ ail of this is thoro'ighlv cleaned opt October 31 that Mrs. Morrow's "se­ had thus obtained this man self­ over the entire body and is sbsorb- could be repeated ad infinitum ren­ ishly decided to store up fo’r his 6. When d»d the U S. invade 4 partment of biochemistry stati at the machinery can fucction pro- paration by reduction in force on 3. 'Flic outer Inver of one's skin. edbv tlii red coloring matter of the dering the Retention Preference Re­ North Africa in World War II? the CcUege if Medicine. petty if suppled with godd coal August 25. 1955. was Incontraven­ ozn individual Use in order that 4 Abnormally dilated or contort­ blood If the hemoglobin- or coloring gulations and appeals to the Civil The program lendingleading to the Ph. tion of the Retention Preference he could take his ease and be merry ’ 7 Wlial aloes the Frem li wold ed. . natter is not of a good quality, suff Service Commission thereunder ut­ D. in chemistry was Inaugurated at l The body work on the same prin- Regulations" and recommended that Because of his selfishness, this man "iaux pas" mean? 6 'icient oxygen is not absorbed to terly meaningless.’" In 1942. HoWafd In September. It is the rlP>e Both the engine and the she be restored to duty "in the posi­ entirely missed the spiritual appre­ 8 When did Hiller seize control | body use oxygen which cannot be carry on the functions of the body ciation of wealth and lacked every 7 University's first program leading tion of Information Specialist, or to Mrs. Morrow is petitioning Philip of the- German army ? False step, social error. —— leceived in adequate amounts if the properly -I to a degree above ‘he Master's some other position at that level.” Young as both Chairman of tlie Ci-, conception of his - responsibilities. 8. Feb 4. 1928. channels are choked. For example, Deficient hemoglobin is known as Jesus referred to him as the Twhsh' 9 Arlington was Un- home ol !). level in Its W-year history. At pre­ Instead the Office of the Adminis­ vil Service Commission and Advisor Robert F. Lee. you‘knew if you have ever used a anemia. The person, who is thus wlial great American? * lent. six students are enrolled, ac­ trator (HHEAt informed Mrs Mor­ to the President on the Merit Sys-1 une. 10. Constantine I, also known as coal-burning stove that it must be-Jd ’ficient sufiefs from constant fa­ A very great many people today 10. Who vas tlie lirsf Christian cording to Dr. J. Leon Shereshefskv row that the position for which the tern to investigate tlie handling of the Great. 'horouahy cleared of ashes and clin tigue. He must rest more and eat professor and head of the depart­ Commission had qualified her had her case and to exercise the pow- j aie making tlie .>ame mistake as l.ers. Neither will the fire bum if ‘ food that builds blood effectively tins uftn made Wealth involves re­ ment of chemistry. been recently abolished, refused to ers and influences of his olfice to the flu- is clogged with soot. Clear . if he i« diseased, a physician will sponsibility lurmsli ng us with* an lout your wase have.a well-opened appoint her to a vacant position as offset compliance by the HHFA with Plans are beine made to offer prescribe for him. opportunity to be of help to our Racial Relations Officer in the Pub­ the letter and spirit of the Com­ 'ellowmen and. through tlie use of the doctor»’» dearee in other de­ lic Housing Administration (an HH- mission's ruling in her favor on partment« tn the cnar future, Dean wealth. Improving their opportuni­ FA constituent) but offered her a October 31, 1955 Thompson said. ties A failure to realize this truth With The Veterans .eads ¡nevitably to selfish mdul- ,’pnce and the same talc as tiic fool­ HndvUKdWj.GIloan benefit Would nere are authoritative answers Ï ish farmer about whom Jesus was P01I0 •- not S" 'ie to ‘prevent you from get- N. Carolina I rom the Veterans Administration iManassas------Hi. -- School News speaking. . *• FRFVENTION to four questions of interest to for­ t.nq a GI loan in youT own right. I Our lesson text purports to quote TIGERS INVADE i St. Augustine ... .: I) 1 000 mer stn icemen and their families i Q.4 am liking farm training un- furthei waijtaof Jesus, winch he 1 dcr the Korean GI Bill. I know that MELROSE TONIGHT i »mike to his disciples in' an effort Q. I am the widow of a World The Manassas Tigers will encount B. TEAMS M’: liters I must train full time, but is there to have them realize the proper War II veeran who died of a service er tlie Melrose Golden Wildcats to­ W 1, any rule aga'nst doing a little out- PCT. proportions oj values for this life connected disability, and I have night at the. Melrose gym The pre­ 2 : ide work if it doesn’t interfere wih Manassas 0 1 ooo Pointing out how God car« lor the never remarried Would I be eligi­ Eye Race Merger my training? liminary B gamr will begin at 7.30 Melrose 1 0 I0M) birds and flowers, Jesus warned his |P.JC Douglas 1 1 ..WO hearers about continual worry over ble for a GI home loan, even though A. You may work for pay outside CHARLOTTE. N. C. - (ANP) - The Booker T. Washington War­ Hamilton 2- 000 my husband made use Of his oan 0 the essential needs of life, advising The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Minis­ of your training, so long as you do * .000 benefit befori-he (11ed?_ riors downed the Tigers. 79-56. St. Augustine 0> 1 ti:em to seek first to rightly relate i nbt pat, ju ■.morejthan 180 .J°hoursu.rs I Thursday night in tlie Washington terial Association, a white group, will Washington o I themselves to their Heavenly Fath- A. Yes. Tlie faeV-Hwt your hus- Iduring-iany 12-month pel.■rlod------and so g>an Wgn.iors UTrf of{ t0 n consider inerger with a Negro min IHRE. THERE. Asir er and the necessities Of'life wuuld long as the school finds that your isterial alliance at their January 10 fast start and the "on-key" Tig­ AROUND MANASSAS take care of themselves.. - denominational Negro Ministerial outside work doe6 not interfere with ers never caught up. Freddie Siinp- Shakespeare's MacBcth. starring Dr. O. Campbell Morgan,lias some The white group several weeks agr Alliance? Steering committees of the two I Q What díte does VA consider a proposed a merger with the Inter- with 18 tallies. was shown to tlie Manassas Senior 52nd verses of Luke: ’Seek ye the GI Insurance premium to have been demmtnational Negro Ministerial rroups have been working together MANASSAS SLAUGHTERS class Thursday morning |n tlie Cora Kingdom. It it your Father’s plea­ i paid—the date I put the check in alliance at their Jan. 10 meeting. on a di aft of a proposed constitution WASHINGTON 40-29 the mail or the date tlie check P. ..Taylor Auditorium This sure to give yop the Kingdom. He The white group several weeks ago for the merger. Copies were mailed reaches VA? The powerful Manassas B team morKirwXjnovie was "Black Street" will ylve us what we seek Hte will proposed a merger with the Inter- this week to members of both groups give us nil the benefils of the King­ A. The postmark date on the en­ currently atop the prep B team starring Charles Bwcr When, you velop? Is cotv.idered as the date the standings, trounced the Warriors. s»v. are they going to get w-Marilyn dom, if the passion of our heart is premium was paid 40 to 29 to win its Sth consecutive : Monroe o'eture? Probably when it that of seeking M; that Kingdom Q. How do I go about changing game without a defeat. James goto a little cooler. . . The "No­ wiiich His v. .adorn governs. His my programs! training under the Cleaves, Eddie Wilson and Robert bles.'' formerly the "Valiant Men." power sustains, His love cncompas- Korean GI BiliJ. Matthews shone for the night. • ! will .participate on a Douglass tal­ ees If the metaphors merge,’they ent show Wednesday. Member Ron? do Hot mix. They constitute a per- A. You rfitift apply to VA for a Manassa. (56) Pos. BTW (79) feet portiayal of the whole fact of change on VA Form 7-1995. Includ- Rayford 3 ...... E .... Gordan 17{ aid Childm* was supposed to have returned from Kentucky today. Hie Kingdom of God. The whole ed most be a report of progress and Simpson 18 ... F Franklin 17 statement is Eastern and we know rondurt from your present school I Ford ■ C ...... - Barttw 111 Now about the Nvwaelte’s'Popu­ This application form goes to the I Park. 12 G ...... Gray 24 larity Contest: The Results will be son s (BTW> concern Is Jesse Madi- VA- reglotal office that has your Doggett 7 ....;. G Mathis 4 printed in . Ute next Newsctte which. m...... HynrEa______, ' Sifto; — Manaaus, Gentry. 4; Hart, ¡ will be out within a few weeks Janet Rainey is jn a triangle: Joe I; Bradford, 8: BTW — T»nlon, 2; 'Veterans- l.vlng'tn Georgia who i Startling xtaitsftc! In checking the Jones. Waller Wtlhsma or Robert . - W0KA1 Dtn wish nirther information about their Oliver 4. . presidenta of the various classes we Bowie, Henry Cade. Dillard 1 i RESEARCH AND . nenciits J’’’iild Write the VA office VITAL STATISTICS | find that virtually fifty percent are Alexander and James Lynn are try­ JttVI« at Aliatitu V Player frep Storing girls. 22 male presidents, 21 girl pre­ ing to get iiito the pteturr. EDUCAHON ÎW UMKT 1. Freddie Simpson ...... !... 35 sidenta. LOOKING AROUND - You might i .14#% ; 2. Sam Parks 27 THE CORNER -. We had the sec: Evandcr Ford and Bobble Rodg- Î0 (UHffi II One Minute 3. Marrin Doggett wrong “Tiger" tor Giona Shockley -er». Rutli Anderson and Clarence 4. Sylverter Foril 24 l. <14% Friday Instead of S. F.. Ita R. B. Taylor. L. C. McClellan »nd Alice NMK Sports Quiz 3. J«* Gentry » '.T7TÍ*. Mildred Hunt and Joseph Dobbs. Io Vera Turner nnd James 'NFOtMATION I E When Wfw-the4irsl R/.w-Bovil 6. Johnny llarl 9 Antwine arc really going place. Taylor. Williams, James Greene and game? 7. Jimmy Bollock? 6 Jane Seay and Clarence Bcaaelv arc Doris Young. Mack Hicks and Min­ i "t’l.at )"imx played in that 8. James Bradford .... 6 nt it again Now hear this’! nie Johnson. first «Tguhr xerfer Bowl gsm«'»- 9. Marvin Rayford ...<« Now hear this! Elizabeth Shannon Katherine Bowles and Irvin John ' . 3 Who is ihi ni’ddleweicht cham 10. Melvin Cumminn ... . 8 has eyes for F 8. I »on. George Hicks.,and Fannie.Hol­ pVm of the v>irdl? 11 R«heH Rtair B From our observance. Gcrthcna loway, Don Fleming and Imogenf ’ JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES - GtAPf ANO GRAPEFRUIT JELLY — Woffles ore deliciously dif 4 What pro football team 're- PREP LEAGUE STANDINGS Hobbs is Gina Lolobrigida, Doro­ Sayles, Thoma. Harville and Mil- firmt served with o topping of homemade Grope and Grapefruit tdenUy von th- 1956 championship? Team W L PCT. thy Dandridge, and Marilyn Monroe dred. John Bonds and Ç. M. Wil- ths» bij ilic* of the dim. ropr.ionli Ih» nrooortion ef Mank 5. What team did they defeat? Washington . ■ n. • 1.M4 mixed into one. Art we right? .... i. inc* . "j . 7...... I".» ▼ Published Wwkly In Intorni of Religious Progrès»

By Rev. Taschereau Arnold To Protect Negro s Right To Vote Shots Slated A FindFirst Erniripmgrader« iflip NNegromH) COOtttcounty , Rtligioui Editor, Allanta Daily World schools will Le given their first free •Í ! injections of .-»Ik polio vaccine un- J Tv' (M "der' 11 Ve Congressional fund pro­ «7 Raps Economic Pressures ó gram Jail 1«-®. jfc L. M Oravo» „ m BBO1HER BILLIE TRIES HIS he loitsees a Ujghler day for the director of the Memphis and Shel­ HAND AT LOOKING INTO THE Negro race and the American Neg­ *'*4wT' by County Health Department said CBYSTAL BALL OF THINGS TO ro in particular, but die bluntly In State Of Union Message A total of 1.171 Negro first graders " COME stated tliat -.here it mucü; drop some oK the b tirpartisan commission to - thoroughly exomme ' tepeeU^d re—inr the hnrv-M season.----- just had to get off our chestJn a backwoodneis we brought ports of violations o* civil rights. The second injectuns will be ghr- hurry was: We wanted lo know with us Lrom the wild woods of iZ__ 1 ' ' — cn Feb: 13-17 from our good friend how he would ilea and be real tn^ii. President -Ei.M»ir,c>Wl1i luid. "It »oq judged and nieasured bs w'.wt Tfiy will wind U| the school pro- do financing a long trip tins summ­ is disturbing that in some hs ulltles ' he h rathei th.ui by his color, race u)n ( ,r distribution of tlie vaccine In politics our good friend suid er to 1«. Angeles California to at­ allegations jwrsift that .N'-gro citi- oi itliuion. There will sotm be re- ,1, it,],, chiMren « thru 9 year» tend the 8S and BTU Congress. t.ial hr was definitely certain that yens are bcinji dcpiim| id their ¡«.uuncnded tothe Cimyrss a |no->lnjul). fj-ro; Dr Graves said, moré' ,md noj-e Negros» will be rield to vole and are likewise Ixniii; urani tnrther to ■ mkam c flu <■! ' (t„ n()t ;.ny school We waited patiently «1 his ans­ clecU'd to h.gh ix»b in govern­ mbmeted lo unwarranted ixonuinic ¡IwrU oLilm-ytisiniiiunt .wiiliin flu1 |l)4>. n).______wer alter tjs had looked and -he ment because some whites are dis- pressures”' .uea of l,.! ul . t.iiifk. to ,u ' ... . . 1 came Ufl wil.i a favorable answer. putted at the crookedness of their Negro county s liools scheduled He told us to b1 frank and ask- own people m power and without cottiplish t •esc objectives " lo be V luted by Lhi mobile unit fol- He continued "I reioinna nd that It w w t|)t .«.-..„ti, f.it| Uie | people to help us make the trip, ■■•.10“ m Hie governmental officials the substance 01 these clmrves be »j, t attack .mum t this section nt MtAOtOfNMB rtating to them that' the help was in sU‘ h stapVTrm'orria, Missis-'"1’ thornUL'Iili examined by a bipartiMn ttlc president s -peecli nine Gwi , not for the Lord as some imposters reipp»., s c and N. Carolina, Lousi- (WniMon created by the tkrnnw. | ¡,-w He)fnwnntrèr James c Davm used to pii', over their personal / à r.na an a disgrace to Christianity It is lio|x | ||u Supreni'1 Comi !t Pisgah. Price's Chpel, Cordova This mod? us feel good because :to: a ix'tter break for the Negro in gli Imi eomi'li'tert we fi'c! like our drive is already a leclsion ol M IV In t vnr have lies- ,md .Vornin; Grove ■Hint Negro-hating state. • The President did Hot inenfi.m any 4-Her MAKING GOOD IN COLLEGE — Mary Slo of her c'ojhes for college. This picture was made rib' d the i.ivjl i iidit.1 violations Unit Jiir 18 Bt.dgewater, Oak Orove, rucccss when such men as Brother That Negri wealth will make it- •tate or regimi bv name bnt it was vail, center, outstanding 4 H club girl of Hills- before she entered college and caught her sho "resident Ei a iihowci x|x>ke ut 'Eads. Wells. Arlington, Brunswick, Billie puts his stamp of approval on I self ;elt in 1956; that some whites iw- i bi ious. fretto—reeenl event«. timi | i'ulvies and I.Barth tt same You will be hearing more will fjr.et pride and begin to work. boro, Ala., is now making good cs 0 fieshmon at ing off pai 1 of her wardrobe lo her home agent, | he wa» referrina to thr South goti- I Tlier i1' ave. b. en torni' d White Jan l>t -'¡prinehill, Prosperity about the drive as time, marches • for v ?atth.v Negroes soon: that Tennessee A. & I. Stale University. As a 4 Her, Mrs, Inei M. Petty, right, while Mis Charley ■•rally ned possibly. - lo Mississippi I 'Mi/ens C iKtiells in Mississippi Nualis Chapel. Oilfield, Barrett'» cn. , rome Negro domestics will soon be- sf'iclficslly. 'tonth Carolina aïvl "(her Southern one of her projecfs’was clothing. She .mode most Slovattrhcr mother, looks op. (USDA Photo) ChapcTmid Williams' Chapel Looking In his telescope of time rill to hire them: that some Neg- Of cntirre tire proereM alreadf tales who 1 »vowed pillisi e was to Jan 20 Tnomas Chapel, b’helby •■panning much of space and time I iocs w id soon have to change their rende tire Piv*ident siid "We must l ■Ii't ICI II'UI'IO lire1- 'I111 PII Negroes Countv Training. Millington, St. to come. Brother Billie declared 'crentmcnt .it working for a Negro; i'Mwnd thl* ctlort on cvi'iy front •>ho' nr’isb .1 on oh!'iii'irj lire right Paul.-Walsh and Benjesfon. (hat despite the battling white man ; hint.they will soon find that money STORY OF PINEY 'Vi1 invi strivi1 lo bave r'i'lv IXT- to vote ii.i 1- by II. ili Ii.i 1 i I the old KKK tactics. which nisi dosen't make good aenac. ie "i >l. ‘latlstiCs read mal mid Ind'istrial Institute mid kee has ove.- th<1 years had some t< really practice tire brotherhood i.nrol’tm nl /one boy : rail un hand 1 aic' ln Uhlwsit' He tuiight 1 al- u'tder the corer hates for the Ncrw lighter, Brighter look of in i there will be no need for ' ¡ tifi; cl.issr « in a ti lled lov tin- i in and Fnttlish at Kittrell Cnlb'iT but he will difp them in most cases Stop minting out on fun and racia: organizations. He «aid thkti tier a cedar tire Today the Piney I mnl Durban. Cltv Fchool tretore in UM, for he realizes tliat Un1 day I.; close;1 thun many scein to Wot«1 Sn thè Itr.inriericd 'In tir- industriai1 for Dial is the real reason we are diwled. Its bleaching action sation the white man has fought | not fighting as of tills very ino- <. re . in,, t. bcloin- u'lS r mudi1 chicf clerk of skin. Modern .‘»cience knows greatly enjoyed bv the Negro. Is on j We enjoyed our tulle_ with__ __our ui" thè ' fnraotleu" ihildrcn ol Ini depuiimcnt On Jan 14, Itili no instrr method of lightening Ils wav out, a.oting that like all "O'l ,ti.end mid ve will Im> telling l 'i."1- 'n di'H.lr [)!> Ii'e io hrlp. ";|s :i|.|x>inlrd A'sislant t< ■ ...... A - » skin. (G 1955 and we shall surely be pleased ion he held until his passing. As a Hu l at Ea t wnTWlulred Augus­ M"'h11 .vi'h skipinTin ignor- 1956. to continue .n RKki. company official, his services were tus oi Durham; Mn Maiv Mmlin. He raid (hat the Negro need HE’S M W COMER •iN e imi poveriy al thè start Jtmcs unique His reco'd of efficiency topurelhcr. Albiiiy, Ga Arthur i idi'i'lr bn' "f.ndil.v won thè Gibson .luill • biotto r, Columbus, 0.; ^at »lidrut not despair much longer for God It was a real pleasure to nnri and Invaiti i‘ most commendable ..'lippoU ni Nri’jnìs and wbites counters. has heard his cries and lie has suf­ Mr. Jimmie Whittington, able Ire was wide1)' known in Insurance bis as ociato . mnl a bust of friends aiike ;.|x| aif'i pb-dges of |nm| I Flltiel.il rites wen conducted at fered enough tor his crimes against ani.iiuncer on WEIID who made pirchs. havin'1 served on various liiinb IihhI iniuji'v. : ' “ humanity doing 'he height of his inriiiion. of us while, we were up ! and tlir will committee» mid vice president of Jorenh's A M E Church Tims- j" "" llh' ...... S hool thè Aamcy Section ol thè National civilization in Africa long ngo when al his-studio the other day. lie Is HESE ARE THE JO outstanding young men of. 1955, named by tin 'I'D. .I.I.'I HI. ? :il) p ni 'I Im i'll'ir v 1-ali il pii.iical growtli ’nsqiaiue Aisocliilion the white face was a cuss like the a ¡11 w comer (<> our city and he U.S Junior Chamber of Comnierec, who will be honored J.ihii.o 1 w»a uchvi're’l In the Rei |> A I iack ir.ee is today in many parts I. lias prom scd to have us streak on T14 in Springfield, 111. Selected by,8 panel of nationally prominent I , l Johnston pc,1,11 Ito vas a M iM,n. a Elirincr ' < t tire world. his prograir. whenever we have persons, the ten men were chosen for contributions to their profe- - mtmhir ol FI. Joseph'» A M E Brother B'llie Warned that the time Thanks a million, Mr. Whil- sions and to the genera) welfare of the people. They arc: Robert A chiurli liHvin-wrecd far righi white man's star is falling, ’while tinstoii. And (hats that. Charpie, 30, Oak Ridge, Tenn.,assistant research director,' id Itoige National laboratory, for contributions to nuclear Mience; Dr. Den­ u-arè :S stipciiniendent of ila Sim- ton A. Cooley, 35, Houston, Tex., associate piofo.' . a nii/c'i ir w i'. higlily re ache«. arthritl», help yourself tn Many call C 2”ZI "the old reliable ". fire control development»; Howard W Pollock, 35, Ancliotage, /K truest for M/m l:.|x'ctcJ hi» timi1 and rtwurces lo sand» keep It handy, use it regular- | welcome every time, ask for C-nn Schippcrs, 25, New York City conductor who has aided the develop­ ¡lire bi'liinni’iil of. thè community , ment of musicians and added to understanding inlcrprelations in I Hi liad n ri piitaiion as a peate- »nd • music; Charles 11. Smith Jr., 35, Cleveland, president of a steel com­ coals vegetables l'uakir belween liberai and consci- hack unh PRESCRIPTION TYPE RELIEF pany, for pioneer efforts in labor-management relations; Rev. Leon lightly,,, ..»o.«««« vati'.r Negro politicai factions. H. Sullivan, 33, Philadelphia, pastor, Zion Baptist Church, for lead­ C J Housthejinf J ' FOR RHEUMATIC PAIN ership in efforts to reduce juvenile delinquency. (Central Pre«») J. 1, Atkin*. Jr. ."liairmaii ot the Durham County Committee, com­ mentin'! on Mr. A'artin's death said DONE ENOUGH the girl problem and discussed it Elmer, age 13. was puzzled over "In Dan Martin. Durham has lost with his pal Joe a valuable riiizrn and a man who "I've walked to schqol with her i has givin greatly of his time and three times," he told Joe, "and car­ ; cverg/es k> .ard our community. farfaht in your ried kgr books I bought her an ice- ! His ni.u.y rears of service on the Prepare your hair properly for straightening PRAYER wmn soda twice. Now. d» you | Durham County Democratic Exccu• think I ought to kiss her?" Tfive Committee have been Jhvalu'- ASK FOR PRE-STRÂÏÉ hair nieunn I« • TrvnirndvuN Miflity Power! Are »on "Naw. you don't need to." Joe,de- I able'. ftrfnc dilfinill pruMenikT Toor Ib-iillh? Mwntj or Job IrouKlr»” I nhanpine-'-'' ms [Hink? ixirr wr F»mlk Trouble*. Mould Mr Martin is survived by I in hin ryen '•« Hb» more Hupvt’ie»*. hnvrrw«» und A Soothing Dressing - wife, lie former Miss Theolu Green K TWO ht AIR MAIL »hwolijlrb I III I ' Helps BURNS • CHAFE 'f O-.ford; one daughter. Carolyn '(»N»d tortone' in Ufe'! Htrfr I» wnndrrfnl NFWb nF m remark MINOR CUTS Palrkia, student at Beimeli Col­ Let Fluko piny ettpid— |ut tbk NF.W W AY of TRAAIR that I» brio Heal WISHBONE lige. G.eensboro NC.; three sons. nr IhowMnds to rlnfioo* New IkDDlnrM Skin Irritations a sparkle in your hair and and Joy' ITALIAN DRESSING Davis B Jr., cho is in Europe with Ju; ! ’ lip t|ih MfNsai-r »mW onrf mnl’ rapture his heart.... for with your ridine. ¿tHrew «nd 3r K’atnp Uu A NTROUUMriTROllUM HHYJill’ UFB, NT I'll Y IFII-OWMIir. Box Siiti kce|re! Pinko helps make rittHMy Conn. He will rush lhi» winder- - »IG Mt 25 { ^OROUtft ' COUCH! fol NF.W Me*«art of TRAVIIt and FAÎTB | your hair look longer, * hough Mooucv softer, silkier—easy lo ar­ range in licromingnrew A style». Try d on your dry, ATLANTA'S NEWEST dull, bril lie hair. Work riuko well on your scalp, DON'T KKRP ON then comb hair in your COUDHINO DUE favorite style. Sec how Forrest Arms Hotel - J : / ■ TO THATJBOM- those wiry curls fall into t Air Conditioned ON COLO? IT place, how it shines, with Pluto W»l«, so« ~ MAY d«v«lop 144 Rooms And Bath nrw beaut y. ■ ■ fluto-- ’M L " PMe /i4«r, 25< INTO OMNONIC Ireaut yWet Pinko and use ' Af your Running Ice Water, T. V. And Radio BRONCHITI». it daily for best results. Be J cojmefrc co Ik For Reservation Call.... 1 CY. 9677 sure to get gcuuinc riuko Mgr. Johnnie Jefferson 325 BUTLER ST. N. E. DRESSING ATLANTA, CEORCIA S3 L PUSHER, tot Illftsl tilth St,NnT

4 T SOUTH FULTON GRID DINNER SPORTS OF Tournament Set TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY • The principal, faculty and PTA of South Fulton High School Feb. 23,24,25 will honor their slate, regional and district champion footballers at a banquet, Wednesday evening, 7:30 P. M., in the School Cafe­ THE WORLD TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.,- teria. Principal Frank S; McClarin will serve as toastmaster. 5‘ ' i he imnual Southern Intercollegiate ! \thl( tic Conference Basketball Tour Highlighting this informal event, Making the presentations will be | ramenl. will be held here on Feb. BY MARION E. JACKSON will be impromptu speeches by Su­ Head Coach EldrWh Hurter. He J3 24 *u:d 25, in the Logan Hail perintendent Paul D. West? Miss ,wil) also pre ent the members of his Gymniriiun. , » Maggie Perry, supervisor, and ot er trefL - Assistant Coaches James The dates of several^ropoaed members of the admirutratlve staff. Abr im and Charles Burley. . track and field meet1; «‘era released There wjll also be remarks by 'he Alva Tabor is eyeing the Fort Valley State coaching job In sweeping the district, regional I nere last week, along with the dales principals of the elementary schools vacated by Osly 5. Gates Tennessee State A&l president ani...Georgia Suto Class "A” loot­ I of th 1957 SIAC Basketball.Tour in the St'itb Pulton area, including I nan en' and the Tuskegee Relays ball championship* for a .' Grand Walter S. Davis will be' cited .as citizen of the year in sports" Neill Bridges, of East Point: Mrs. Liam” in their first year of compe­ at the 100 Per Cent Wrong Club Jamboree Jonuory 19-21 ] Jarimal Cathryn Johnson. College Park; tition on the gi idiron. the Orange T' e e dates are as follows Jam« K. Eales*. Fairburn: and Jonn Are Atlanta citizens going to permit George Wgshinglon Carver [ 356 )' ■ and Blue-clad Lions piled up a bril- T. plb'nn. of Palmettc: along with Vocational Schoo! to abundon'iTs athletic program without a pro­ SIAC Basketball Tuurnatnynl Df Gtis C. McCree, team “physi­ hint ll-and-0 record. test?????? Insiders say a move is afoot -io discontinue Maroon I’eb. 23, ’.4, 25, Tuskegee Institute, cian ; and Harmon Texas. the parents of the members of the at>J the White Plains (N. Y.) Dis­ Valley State College, wants a foot­ Alabama State Relays, April 14. South Fulton football team the play-off; and bounced Dasher patch recently published lengthy ball man and will screen all Avail­ Montgomery. Ala. members of thé band, with Edward High, of Valdosta, Ga. 19-7 to wrap A profiles on Atlanta's Rory Calhoun up the slate championship. . H able candidate» before his choice is Xavier Relays. April 21, New Or­ W. Lumpkin, ’bandmaster; ar.d the who is making good in Gotham box­ made known, However. Tabor has leans. La. cheerleaders During the regular reason, the j Lions wun eight straight games, . ing circles. Dan Parker, who writes the blessings of the alumni and Tennessee State Relays, April 28. 27 TO RECEIVE AWARDS the “Broadway Bugle” also had a faculty in rlhe job. Naihvilli, Tenn Twenty-seven mem'x’rs of the . heeling Price. Green.1 boro. Fairmont paragraph in his column on Calhoun' J ""When "Tabor departs Wiley Col­ Tuakegtt Relays Carnival. May 4. champions1'ip football team will re­ Rome. Newnan. Carrollton Marietta The youngster got his first taste of and Trinity High, of Decatur, Ga. lege. Fred T. iBiei bong will return 5. Tuskegee Institute, Ala. ceived gold footballs and sweaters. leather at the Atlanta Butler Street to the scene. We ought to warn SIAC Track and Field Champion­ YMCA before moving on to Golden Lopg now that coaching progicals hips, May 11, 12, Atlanta. Ga. Gloves, AAU and Police Athletic neier get the cordiality oftlie bibical League competition in New York. hero Long will face tough sledding 1957 ... » » • «. • I at Wiley College on his return, Mark I SIAC Basketball Tournament Zip Brooks, the only Negro train­ | my word. He is doing a dangerous ’ Feb. 28. March 1. 2. Tuskegee In- ■ Tuskegee Golden Tigers Batter er in the International League, thing I - ' ’ SIAC Basketball Tournament. writes me that his skipper Luke EVE-OPENER: The Great De­ Feb. 28. March 1, 2, Tuskegee Insti- Appling, former manager of the ception practiced on Pitt fullback ♦ute. Ala. Tuskegee Relays Carnival. Alabama A&M Bulldogs, 88-53 Richmond entry in the Internation­ Bob Grier is still coming . .to light May 3, 4, Tuskegee Institute, Ala. al League is spending the winter in Grier wa contantly haunted .and ,i Atlanta. Brooks will have a reunion I '.hadowed by New Orlean detectives By CAPT. R. S. DARNABY with him at the 100 Per Cent Wrong ■ letalled to "protect" him, TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala. - Reaching a level of offensive Club. J. C. Caroline also promises to The "protection" was the mast ’ TROPHY FOR THE CHAMPIONS - Flanked by \ Granfbling's youthful head coach,-Eddie Robin- mqtor here from Columbia. S, C. sordid in history. Everywhere Gfier ability which excelled all previous performances for- the cungsrtf sop, was named Coach of the Year and will » t ♦ » • went ne had detectives, writers and pretty models Patricia Acey and Mary Cowser season, the Tuskegee Institute Golden Tigers surged past Alabama receive citation along with his team al 22nd Central State Collide has a ohutographers dogging his footsteps. ' is the W. A. Scott,-II, Memorial Trophy on which A&M College, of Huntsville, Ala., Friday night, in logon Hall. annual all-sports dinner of the 100 Per Cent “player code” which was writteu These forces circumscribed his move - -Johnny Hoiman Grambling State College of Louisiana won leg and subscribed to by each of the ments, kept him in custodial check Wrong Club in Atlanta On January 20:. The The Tuskegee______basketball _ machine Charles Ford, promising young to see if lie associated, with whites, upon beating Florida A. and M. University at men on the basketball team. SIAC Coca-Cola Company sponsors above awards had sputtered on several previous i sharp-shooter from Oary, Ind.,, coaches ought to get a copv of it. A and was designed to see that -he recent Orange Blossom Classic in Miami. Grumb­ I occasions, but Friday night, Nathan-1 copped 16 to pace the losers and tie- plus citations IO Player of the Year and Citizen good thought: The test Joe AveryAvwv will ilO:ilO; Donnie Harris.Harris, looked okay on the surface even 9; Joseph Gbodloe, 8 and Henry A the return of the two-platoon sys­ li?ht heavyweight from Chicago , r. Enormously aided by Cornelius tem' The game todu^-hwrBecome' Lewis, who collected 6, accounted ™ though he oRTrrt~ne«Lany protec­ takes another crack at tlie heavy-, I Steward and Edward Scwborough, tion It'Was obviously ¡ah- Jtalian bo complieatecTa halfback just can­ weight division this week in^iis cam ■ 1 who sacked 12 points each. Tuskegee for the Bulldogs scoring. Hand. . • not master both offensive and de­ paign for a title shot at Rocky Mar­ dominated the play lifter the first Tuskegee opens a road trip at Co­ fensive strategy. If -any one doubted Jackie Ro- ciano. . .. - i ‘Golden Decade Of Sports’ Theme right miuutcs-ol the game. lumbia. 8. C , on Monday, against TIFOFF — Alva Tabor, ex-Tys- hiiiMin went through untold terror Sattcrfie!^ takes on fellow Chi­ I Randall Stirling, the Tiger cap­ Allen University and takes on Be- - beget Iiulitute and Nevada Univer­ plauiig such International League I tain. hooked 10 markers, while Wil- cagoan Johnny llolman. who jump­ riedlct Collegfe toe following evening sity football star, Is the N'o. 1 can­ cities as Rochester. Syracuse, Mon­ j lie Morris hustled atid set up se- ed ipto the heavyweight picture with in the same city. Tlie conference didate for the coaching job vacated treal. Toronto, Buffalo. Montreal, I yerhl «coring'plays although gather- an upset win over Eirard Charles record for Tuskegee now stands: 3 by Osly b. Gates at Fort Valley etc., then by comparision the hor­ last May and who won ranks sixth. Of 100 Percent Wrong Club | inc only six points hunsely. winsand 3 losses. Slate College. Tabor's contract with ror lie-faced was merely chaff to the •’ , > BULLDOGS TAKH-- Points were distributed is follows: Tlie scheduled ten-rounder will be * ■ -.i *• Wiley College in Marshall. Texas j 'r-tignitles experienced by Grier in Only 300 guests will attend the 100 , -televised nationally 'ABC) on Wed- Athletic personalities who I Branch Rickey, Jackie , EARLY LEAD TUSKEGEE—N. Frazier, 19; ends in June. Gates beys out at Ntw Orleans. Per Cent Wrong Club dinner, but _ j Jan. 2 It didn't matter tq the host ¡ over Nino Valdes and Bob Baker. He Marthouse College will honor tlie | I Avery. 10: Harris, 9; Goodloe. 8; . 20 at fhe V/criuhaje Apts. vantage in the second, third and Valley community and is wellknown ' fourth periods of play. I Lewis, 6: Toodle. 2; and Shine, 2. that school didn't resume until Jan. kayoed Paul Andrews in lus last The glitter named athletes to' is T* , ’ ' v Visiting athletes at a special assem­ I throughout the state. Wliat more 2. As it was the (larging movement i.'iout and has 40 wins, including 30 bly Friday morning. Jan 20 ■ : : “---- 7 • -———————' ...... — cited .arc Jackie Robinson, Pee Wat- Dr. Ru!u< Clement, president ol h fabor is a iannlar figure tn SIAC took the Sugar Bowl off the hook I knockout’, in 62 starts Uolman has Atlanta .Univy sit\ will be toastmas- A sjiccial appearance has been ar- i Ri esf Ray Robin mi. Elstun Ho- rangeri fcr youths o! the Butler St.,' . coaching circles having worked at of having *o invite Grier to the ' won 28 of lus'40 lights t ■ l’r.- 5ffiyvwUl present the "Pio- I, Tuskegee Institutes before Dioving to' v -.nd Bi twks Lawrence? Tom Alston. d nice in honor of the Georgia Tech 1 " < • YMCA‘lie :.inu-evening - . V.is,.y •Johh Sun))li ar.d Ecidi • Robinson, peer Award” to Mr. Rickey. Seven Prep Cage Tilts On f the Texas Iiistitution Pitt football teams. I have yet to1 Tl",rf *in ** nn Monday »¡«hl ( •THI I IT (»F THE It lit coach ol the netional championship i’I'I’l ISHI RS IVVITI I) g -’’’’"a* ’ , , read where any whites entertained j * Jehu Sample, AiA atlilek i f the Grunbimg’ College team ’th’ '>'.-t,oral Newspaper Publish-•! Observers believe Tabor is wiser any Georgia Tech and Pitt players el tlie Pu'.bin: li Pim'c . will ii .(• midwinter workshop will-be a good topkick for the Wildcats The “iducators" al Dillard were so ne.ic by Head Coach Vernon Mc­ menti). Calif, f.iu'3 Ludwig Lights’ recehe the L st aiHm-U Pioneer r ii.t1. in the’du’ner. High govdrn- whose athletk fortunes have lilt n"".'',,'"?'"EftEt ""I Ka»’ESK Cain. mentor of the unbeaten Mary- - rock bottom in recent years. Award of the meaiilzatfon. .1 nt- .find lrom Wa.sh'ni;ton, 1) The 1956 basketball season for high school teams in Metro­ i iRXirE S" i ...... ■ , ' ” , ■ I. >:ti State Hi'wks. D . will also lx* on hand.' politan Atlanta, which got underway last week, moves off af ? • » » « « IIRST ABBOT \WAR1> - 'file iOP-Pii Cent Wrong Cl' b I ■ What will aid T.iboi as hand couch "outside" the RooseVelt Hotel (which I 7he lm Pei Cent Wrong Club 1 iirnjoree epee with a r/t lORcthei an accelerated pace this week with seven games on deck for local al Fo:t Valley is the fact that his has manv entrances and exit») to CRIME SOLVED - President I ¡¡titer H I et'-r oi ,' orbore:1 is sjxmaored by the At­ Thursday nigh'. Jarr. 19 in the fans. late father headed a statewide pi' k up Grier.- Pa' idena. Cal—A felt days bc- iTiiskceei Inst.tut«1 will pn-.-ent the lanta'Daily World in cooperation 1 Bamboo Room of the Waluliaje ho­ I agriculture service agency. Many Gricr was carried tq the Dillard I fore Christmas, a ielephone on tlie íirst fu .ol At iete of I nk. Wes of the 100 Per Cent Actualy. there will be about 12 Point - I Georgian^ revere his memory be- t>i ’ Ox I-Cola Battling Corçi-1 '.'aipm.s by a Sugar Bowl official.1 d'-Ck of Pos* Officer Clyde Stovall Iwxard named in honor of the late .e.' Howard. I awrence and Alston ■ v.iung Club will be er.teiiiined at. Rames played as most of these at­ Jan. lì—Spencer (Boys), at Turner I cause of his devotion to. farm life nd Pitt coadi. I imauine the party 'tang and Theodore Ramendick re- Clevc'.diid Leish,Abbott, veteran and ’■ ¡11 arizar through the courtesy of j ‘ i! - event 'Hen; with visiting sports tractions will be doubleheaders, fea­ Jan. 17—Carver, at Turner and will try to get Tabor the best of of "students" were m ikidelneny ported thaf someone had stolen 3C iwinnui. coach oi the Golden Tiwr fuest. Y turing, both Ute. boys.and girls teams Jan. 19—Lucy Lane.v, at Turner I the Georgia high school boys Anlvuser-Eusch of St. Louis. Mo. i1.-. oss tie-railroad tracks in his cases of his frozen turkeys. Dur- ■ athletic trams Members of the 100 Per Cent The David T, Howard Ramblers Jan. 24—Howard, at Turner I M e /» t . ‘ Mor H Kenonx. Washington. D hcnoi Now. it makes wonder who ing the conversation, another Otho/ College presidents to be €.. national public relations counsel ' V ’■onrCTub ar.’ Jack Adame. Joseph and Booker T. Washington High Jan. 27—Washington, at Washington Add to this, the fact that Tabor's ♦here Neero s were who wanted to phone at headquarters ran’ and I ¡¡rtsept-itt Atlant" are Ralph Jones. th" Coca-Cola Compair, will be Darnels. l.J. Cntt nden. Floyd School Bulldogs will touch off tlie Jan. 31—Spencer (Boyi), at Colum­ mother resides in the Fort Valley break Grier away, from the Pitt Officer Johre Clapp, of Los Angeles ,Gramb!in« College: John Taylor '1 Day. A T. H >i,'ra!sworth. Rus- I ! ¡reworks on Monday, when they bus I community, and is highly respected one of the kep personalities at the . re lad Ao-that thev could provide him lepor'.ed he h#G jhst picked up two Williams Maiyland State College. ell Simmons W’ A Scutt III, A. come to grips at the BTW Gym­ Feb. 3—Price, at Prlce I toere It would be e homecoming for r.f fair. with uni more fellowship than he men m a ear with 36 cases of ¡ W, S Davis. Tcnnos'oé State A and Thompao:1 Marion E, Jackson, nasium. Feb. 7—South Fulton, at Turner I him to take up residnnce there with n before 80000 '»ectators who saw ¡frozen turkere The men were book II Unfrersitv, C V. Troup. Fort Vai- A L. * jmmnsor.. Atlanta. Oa., is ,'gp i’iilji;-.s, E.vel T. Scot’. Joel V/. I’eb. 9—Howard, at Howard his aged parent. i him play in the Sugar Bowl 'ed on suspkion of burglary i lev S’ .to College. Dr. Benjamin E ■ Chairman of. the. 100 Per Cent Smith, James Pinkney. Estec Pralh- Then on Tuesday. Price plays host Feb. 14—Carver, at Prlce M..V-- »nd o ealaxy of others. 1 Wron. Club Awards Committee. i r anti TTelb.i Brown to Carver and Turney journeys to Feb. 16—Lucy Lsney, at Augusta East Point to keep a date With the * Feb 21—Price st, Turner Soutl) Fulton Lions Price takes on Feb. 28—Washington, st Turner M Brown, Clark Cagers To Wa'hington, Wednesday. WASHINGTON The Spencer High boys, of Co­ Jan. 9—Howard, at Washington lumbus. Oa.. come to town Thursday Jan. 11—Price, el Price night to match shots with Howard, i Morehouse Tigers Triumph Over J.in. 13—South Fulton, at Washing­ and will tackle Turner. Friday. ton ¡Match Shots Friday Night Washington plays South Fulton, Jan. 17—Lucy, Laney. et ____ Angusta Friday at the BTW Gymnasium. Jan. 24—Carver, at Washington Clark Panthers By 70-53 Count The complete schedule, released lan. 27—Toron, at Washington | w BY JOEL W. SMITH MBC Wolverines Hold Hall, f,amber Reed. Willie Rivers Gene Walker ...... 1 (I 2 by the Department of Athletics of: Jan. 31—South Fulton, at Essi Poinj ’ Don Clendennon Scorer the Atlanta Public Schools is as fol- Sports fans of Metropolitan 1954-55 Don Clendennon continued ’hurk Branch .... 1 0 • 2 Feb. 2—Spencer (Boyi) ut Washing­ I lows: his assaults on the hoops Satur­ Villie Martin 1 0 • I o I ton- Atlanta may be in for action, ' 8-To-5 Lead In Games CARVER Morris Brown - 55; Clark ■ 52 29 Points To Up Week’s ' eon Carlton 4 2 1 Fcb. fij-Price, at Wa-hington ^thrills and excitement galore Fri-1 day night as the rangy Maroon | J.in. 4—Howard, at Howard Morris B onn - 75; Clark - 54 Illi-Fields 0 o 2 ■: Feb. 9—Carver. at Prlce day night, when the Morris Played Since 1949-50 1953-54 Tiger center catapulted 29 points Jan. 5—Ballai'l-liudson. at Macon Point-Production To 99 F'h. 14—Lucy Lanev. at Washington Morris through the nets to lead More­ Jan. 10—Price, at Price Brown College Purple Wolve­ Brown - 55; Clark • 51 wWa ■ TOTALS .23 7 14 53 Feb. 17—Spencer (Boyi), at Colum­ Morris Brown • 50: Clark - 60 house to a 70-53 victory over Jan. 24—Washington, al Washing- bus rines and Clork College Cardinal t.lc! and were ai.cau 3i--a at half-1 ton George Thompson. Curtis Bell. 1952-.3 Clark College at Joe louis Gym­ Feh. 22—Howard, at Howard and Black Panthers continue Denn's Hopkiiis tmie Th? Maroons Widened the gap OFFICIALS: Raymond Wain­ __ > John Alexander, Feh. 28—Turner, at Tnmer nasium. wright (Clark) referee; T. Herman ’an. 30—Lucy Laney, al Price their traditional hardwood feud Cecil "copies, Vaimore! Gore and Morris llrown - 44; ( lark • 47 to 54-40 at the end of the third Thus |X)iut production by Clen­ Graves I Morehouse) umpire. >b, 2—South Fulton, al Price ot the Joe Louis Gymnasium. — Odell Forrest. 1 Morris Broun • 52; dark • 51 stanza and controlled, play the inuil 1950-51 _ dennon featured the Maroons three!-■ ouaite’- to keep down tlie tally. >b. 7—Ballard-Hudson, at Price Game time will be 8 P. M. Coarii Leoiiidas Epps will be veb. 9—Washington, at Price Mot rij Brown - 49; (lark - 39 same sweep of Alabama A&M.' Le­ BEAUTIFULLY EXECUTED (ounemr on Reginald Threat. "eb. 14—Turner, at Price Morris Brown - 53; Clark - 29 Moync Colles.-, fink University and Rei’inald Threat led the Panther S/AC Cage If these neighborhood rivals fol­ ■>b. 16—Price, at Price James Cohen. Charles Branch, Le­ I949-Ó0 lastly the Panthers who never led shoring with 19 points most troih Tuskegee Trips low their tndltiona) pattern, tile on Cariton, Milton Fields. Eugene Feb. 21—Howard, at Price ' Morris Brown -84; Clark ••38 in the game last night. the insides but they w ere beautifully fans will be treated to a "knock­ Walker. Charles Shepperd, Albert '•b. 22—Lucy Laney, at Augusta down-drag-out’' battle Early ih Morris Bmwn - 52; Clark - 33 executed James Cohen was credit­ ¡Beard. Gerald Tate Charles Tinsley Clendennon rivet'd 15 points "•b. 28—South Fallon, at ed with 11 tallies and Milt Fields 10 East Schedule December C against Alabama A&M, 34 against Allen 64 To 49 ’oint i Willie Martin and his other talent- Firework., flared between the Ma­ to wolverinesWolverines and p;,former. Fisk 1 niversity «nd was credited HOWARD roons' Jim Wortham- :uid Panther, TUtKEGEC DiSTliUTE, Ala.- JANUARY 9 & Panthers match­ with 21 in the melee with LeMoyne an. 4—Carver, at Price ed shots at the J Scores of earnest tn the Morris Charles Shepiwrd and officials Tlie Tuakegee Institute Golden Morris Brown Vs. Florida A&M, College and was unstoppable against ligers' baskithall offensive, sput­ BTW Gymnasium Brown-Clark hardvood scries since thumbed both to the sidelines. The ’an. 5—Washington, at Washington Tallahassee. Fla. Basketball the Panthers although the Maroons tered frequently tut finally rolled ' Alabama State Vs. Stillman. Tus­ end after trail- ’550 are as follows play came on u sweeping play into Tan. 12—Spencer iBoys) al Howard controlled the ball the last period. ■ ^17middle which Shepard‘bltterl? into inch gear as the Golden Quint ’ trig 31-25 at inter i ’an. 17—South Fulton, at East caloosa. Ala. There was only one ftec throw miss- downed Allen University Yellow Tuskegee Vs. Benedict, Columbia, mission, the dark 1955-ab defended. The hostility was quickly I ’oint Scores by Clendennon during his foray Jackets. 64-49 here in the loca’ hoopsters staged Morris Brown -, 58; Clark - 54 I subdued although Dr. Frank L. in. 18—Price at Howard s. c. against the knitted circle. He tallied i late rally to’------——------— Forbes momentarily protested the arena Wednesday night. Bethune Cookman Vs. Florida I 99 points during the week. Hi., av- ‘¿^n'oTWortham. ti- 'in. 23—Ballard-Hi i«on. at Macon COLLEGE Clendfmhori's dazzling play It a si Although marred by frequent scoreÖVUIC theUIC KHLUfUigame in ’f * >• I '■>enm>n 9 2 JANUARY 12 Brown lIVIN'GJSON'E ...... ed Lampkin In producing the 'an. 24—S«nth Fulton, at East Point .t will invade Tallahassee. Fla Mon­ V M ! Cookman 62-54. and Alien Univer- South ‘Carolina State Vs. Allen, Jones Ronald Huntlev 1 . avalanche which enabled Tus­ 'in. 27-z-Trfnlty (Herring St,) at Columbia,______8. C. ’. < day to take on the tough Florida A Ggilher : Sity «2-63 Jim Wortham I 1 kegee Io »core 16 points in less SHAW ..._ Mt 'riee Florida A&M Vs. Morehouse, At­ and M University Orange and Scroggins ___ HAMPTON* MARGIN MAGNIFIED , . Leany Johnson .1 3 1 than- three minutes of play. 'tb, 3—Turner, at Price 5« lanta. Georgia Green Rattlers Then on Monday. The Maroon Tigers victory margin The Alien University Yellow Jac­ “•b. 8—Wa«hlnrton. at Washington I January jf. the Purple Wolverines JANUARY 13 , TRINITY HIGH (421 was magnified by the fact that Hop­ TOTALS \ 26 18 13 70 kets with Robert Byrd, sizzling and '•b. 8—Ballani-Hudson. at Price I play host to tc the Rattlers at the HIGH SCHOOLS . Florida A&M Va çisk. Nashville. aid Johnaoh, their alert defensive sensational tn the first half cool­ ’•b. 16—Trinity (Herring St.) at I Joe Louis Gymnasium Wilson c..., ...... 4 - Beys Tenn.------—— ? ——■=* Johm-on II PRICE ...... 5«I guard was on the sideline as a result CLARK <531 \ ed noticeably in the last half of ■»•catur Îçs fis Jis tps "»b. Î6—Carver it Price Clark Vs. Morris Brown, Atlanta Coach Greene, who has fashion- Eberbeart ...... « SOUTH FULTON 12i ■ of an» injury in the Fisk game. the game. James stephens and Ben JGa. led Ms «Cfenr around George WII- Caldwell . 6 Morehouse jumped off to « 5-(H Wilkins galvanized themselves In -•b. 21—Turner, at Turner .— Benedict Vs. Allen. Columbia. 8. C. ■baau Howard Glover and Co-Cap- Sudili ...... 8 j and 102 lead b*fore the Panthers' Ihn Robinson i a desperate el fort to Yithstend the >b. 28—How"4 at Price .1 Fort Valley Va Abbama State. *iiq Walter Atkins, will be banking Sub - Carrer Daniels 4* Woods 6 34 .uU.nd the rami’. T.w vuton ltd 18- , C7ia-k Shrnperd 3, lusktgee surz» but fate was against TURNER ’ * Vi Capudh Low»; LMria IWInnl -i .it si« rn iU>l HU’ firtt ten mui l:viu¡i< Iluta! •J Ì Mrmttmmcij: Ata s iiiuiis-Welch x Hidtmsuu 6 i'J them . ,U—— JaB, 18-Mutb FuitMi, »1 Ual I V T F

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k •- f -A- * »«■ 1 ‘•"To 4' COMMENT. I r S * LINCOLN UNIVERSITY. Pa - r ÜÄ An anonymous gift of $5.000 to im­ ON SPORTS prove icietice facilities at Lincoln V íM- University »’is announced today by Four National Football League Clubs eyeing Morri» Brown • w President Horace Mann Bond All-American John Reynolds. They include Chicago Bears, Detroit >< Lions, Cleveland Browns and N. Y. Giants Allen Univer­ Including llie Ford Foundation Grant of $139,200 previously an­ sity is seeking an assistant for Head Coach Joseph Golphin. Job­ WASHINGTON—It may be hard Rt. I I A >.J nounced. Lincoln received $147.000 io believe but next month the seekers must have a M. A. LeMoyne College is under fire in new gifts during December. of the SIAC. Conference hit the Mod Magicians with a stiff fine at ’ sports puties will be increasingly de- | voted to the national game, base­ I President Bond hailed the anony­ the Miami meet Atlanta has yet to see the ranking quintets 4 ball Players and officials will start mous gift of $5.000 as qiarklng an of the SIAC ...... I migrating southward «nd westward j important next step in Lincoln's in February. current building program. New Li- To date only the lowly quint» . the Yankees in that same year. He I of the Southern Intercollegiate dropped two of there «tarts but won Unlike 1955. when training could ■t.Vk [ bi ary facilities coating $176.003 have not begin until March 1st, the Ma­ Athletic Conference have played one, thereby becoming the first Ne­ U'cn completed. ¡1 $450.000 dormi­ jor League teams this year will start f?- in Atlanta. Such outfits as Allen gro pitcher io win a World Serie« tory is under construction, and their programs a bit earlier. The University, Alabama A4M, Le­ battle. If memory serves, he still I funds ¡upon King to $400.000 are deadline used fast year stemmed Moyne College, Benedict, South maintaini^the honor of being the now in hand for a new dining room from players' desires, in pari, to ret Carolina State and Bethune Cook 1 only Negro thrower io have won in ¡student union and for compli te re­ a definite date when rigid training man are hardly exciting hooptiters, the ( lassies. construction of the ' University's began but also from management r:- , In 1953, Joe's star dimmed1. He , r* heating system desires to fix a date when rigid full 4 New York Giants and Cleveland and won’t influence the outcome too Licey on eight hi to fegister a 7-2 Indians were both In western states. much one way or the other. win. The Estrallas.lclub, for whom The Dodgers, who divided their Clark, Morehouse and Morris he is pitching, had ron but 6 games training camps a few years ago in­ Brown take to the road following Morehouse Maroon Tigers when Joe turned yi that sparkler. to a Cuban and Florida camp and this week's games and we shouTd Three of the six victories were chalk the Yankees, who train at St. Peters be able to better size up the cam­ ed up by the ex-Dodger. burg, have long been familiar sight- 1 paign- In a previous start, he won a ten in the Sunshine State. inning 4-3 game from the second It indicates how fast the time Roll Over LeMoyne 94-63 HERE AND THERE place Agullas club. Black doubled A report from the Cuban winter home the tying run in the seventh oes when one realizes the next loop News «tales that 31 year old innth the bats will begin to crack, on that occasion. developing into a winner this year Nerro hurier, Joe Black, is showing i nd players will begin to work out By MARION E. JACKSON Sports Trail Mad Magicians Losing but the news is that the Mad Magi­ At ot a oomeback. In 1962. Joe His present efforts may repeat a 'or the baseball season which opens cians are going to rebuild Wi 15 game» and dropped but 4, pattern. Four years ago. he notched officially in April. It seems like the Morehouse College won han­ Streak Climbs To Morehouse College plays Fisk Uni­ BY SAM BROWN while working relief for the Brook­ a 15-6 record in the Cuban loop, a °ason just ended. That New York- dily over LeMoyne College of versity of Nashville. Tennessee lyn Dodgers. His phenomenal efforts showing which earped him a shot Brooklyn World Series took place Memphis, Tenn., Thursday night night. earned him three starting areign- witl) Brooklyn and a year of star- hut a few weeks ago 11 Defeats In A Row 1 GOOSE TATUM AND MARQUES HAYNES N .1 in the Maroon Tiger Gymnasium ■ r' menti in the World Serie« against dom in the big leagues. MOREHOU8E (94) • : ' /' And the re-ults of that series as virtually every man on the bout the Morehouse personnel Oulr WHY »THEY LEFT THE GLOBETROTTERS! Hill Penman . ade baseball history for 1955. This squad collaborated in a bulky It) num. a later returning holiday Bob Hampton year, we have a hunch, other Nn- crlebrant. was in uniform but in the Two of the famous names in professional basketball Reete 94-63 victory. lien Clendsnnon ional League clubs will be laying stand» among thr merrymakers Ronald Huntley for the Flock. But how much diffe­ For thr visiting Tennesseans the I cheering the win over the Mad Magi (Goose) Talum and Marques Haynes will brinq their newly organi­ rence that will make we don’t know. Io s was their eleventh straight dur- dans. No one clarified his status but Quister Cr»lg At The Ringside The other clubs are always laying ing the 1955-56 season artd the mar-1 it is presumed that he will rejoin Elmer Wilson zed Harlem Magician’ Basketball Team to Memphis Sunday Jan­ 'nr the Bums, come to think about gin eould havcjxrn larfrr had not his t< animates later In the week, Ronald Johnson it. . the varsity sat out the entire second | As for the «coring_ _Don Clenden- Norfleet Strothers uary 15 for two exhibited qames against the equally famous SUGAR RAY THE STRATEGIST 'You know who 1 think was the quarter after piling up a 53-11 ad-, non lid the Maroon Tigers with 21 Jim Wortham Tote Shors in New York and the | greatest fighter of all times?" Ted Williams To Be vantage. iI .points. Ronald Johnson tallied 15 Ben Silas Satchel Paige (of boreball fame) team of All-Stars, under the ban­ ! »MM fim XlfovfUaiv» Id Thn hzict chrtlc Ckineo Restaurant in Chicago are Who, ' asked the old man. “Jack Tv Maroon Tigers were ahead 52-, and Jim Wortham 14 The best shots Lenny Johnson ner of the Matty Brescia Enterprises al the Ellis Auditorium, 1 Cited By D. C^Scrlbes the nation's foremost eateries to uimpsey.'' said the tall, «lender one. 36 at halftime .although the substi­ 1 • ic'r bt war angled by Lenny . ' ------•- - winch boxing biggies, promoters and' ''Greater than Joe Louis?" asked the tute which poured into the fray Jo son but his batting eye was off TOTALS1 The «how for white fans is set for lighters. L go_ to... transact.------. buu.. iiness----- , atu. fable one. "Why, of course," re­ WASHINGTON-‘-(INSi— Boston .'Mn't bother too much about scor J , tin eh y on 2:30 P. M and will feature Bill Spi-< tha’ wlu coming to him from what har.d. It Is at these places that title plied his angular companion sarcas- Red Sox Star Ted Wi’llams was se- ing LeMOYNE (63) vey, former Kentucky All-American "’M Pa,<* Goose and me. I don't be- 'viplij b noted that L»Moyne I e.utrkcV>,«re signed over jdicy l.callv. rt»d Thursday by the Washington Chock Williams and'his New York Olvmpians lacing 1|p«' figures are wrong. It to broi 'lit the greenest team to, show | ¡teaks, and some -ay, champions Thl, brought the short, stocky fel- »»’•chdown eb b a' the first winner T» vlctory marked the second in Cleo Hudson the Memphis Naw Hellcats, while W «P*»'0» that very few, if any, r th" Cljfrk E Griffith Memorial a "cw foi- tile Maroon Tigern follow - in'At ajita this year. Chuck Williams are made. ’ • 54 tc his fret. He had sat qui-kly Willie Hudson the night will open at 8B, M , with |of Mr Saperstein's player* are fi- holiday layoff The first vlc- .netted 18 poinfs but thefloorwork I m tin y ate also places where old lr i nine n* w it' was his turn to »hv t, h- "i> n annually for out- ■n a Vilen Boyd two local Negro -semi-pro quintets I nanc 'ally satisfied. I know of many ’ of the 1956 campaign was a 86- of the Magicians left quite a bit to •lei meet to reminisce, avid box­ 'I ak. ’snding reutrftMitinn to baseball. Jr se Peacock battling, followed by the Harlem 1 ’»dividual cases where this could V6 decision over Vghama A&M be desired laps iltle dnwn'ni rest their , N tv wait 1 minute fellow. What ■ ■”’? trThv wil’ be presented to Larry Michael Magicians facing Satchel Paige'K Wk well be varitied, but due to the C '"’g(,'of Normal. Ala. P n p the only rfili't" t» lirem tii d totots ai»l try t «decide the ■ ou reran Dcmp oy was the Williams nt th" Club's 2?«t Ann1'»’ Gus. Johnson All-Stars. players being employed by Mr Sap- Op tv Morri" Brown lias staggered j vas the Mad Magicians managed to age old argument of “who was the nt" t fl ht. r? I don't know about "wa-ds Banquet Saturday In Wa«h- Jim Buford ersteln. I won’t mention any names. th- Mm'oon Tigers during the 1955- (i,n M'.regm Tigers look equal­ great, t fighter (hat ever livoi?” I : being b tter than Louia. but i; "ten. The question trig been askeSv -ft |s also true, Goose and I have ■ri haymaker. ly as bad in .spots thoi lands of times whs Tatum, who formed a partnership In having our I.a«l y ck three such fans took - .io for poi nd Robinson was the L"Moynt showed little promise of1 TOTALS ■it -t Drmwey rwire- was as Th»'" Is still wmr uncertainty a- »pent 15 years with the Globetrot- own team to be known as the Origi-’ <, I the argument again. But this Bobbv Hoffman Sign* I t jne th» local" wasn’t Tot> Shors or smart as Sugar Ray. That boy ha." ters and Ihe No. 1 box office al- nal Hqrlem Magietans. and right the Cameo. Th» aett’ng wa a Chi- It ad on his body " ■ N. Y. Giants Contract i traction, and Haynes, n member of now we are in the midst of forma- "«go 'wth'ide whlskev house. It is OA and on lb» argument went, but the same club-for right years, left i luting our schedule for the coming one of these ptoc»« reptet" with bar I ha little fellow"« remark brought to NEW YOPK —HNS'— The New Abe Saperstrin and the Globetrot- season, which we hope to get under- and revolving stools, where tho-e p*n4l a ‘Ignlficant question: What York Giantr Thursday signed plnch- i ' terr? The following is a reprint of way during thr early part of Octo­ who wish to con’ume their boose on nabkd Robinson to come out on hitter Brbby Hofman to his 1P56 a cot uni n In Boh Hunter in the Los ber. I Tour started on October 25, ton in 137 of Ms firhts, ar»I to com-1 contract and sent out the bulk of ■ (lir premiges m*v do so at ease . Angeles Examiner. s already played 75 games, Magicians As the writer entered, three men pile the overall record of 137-4-2? it' e remaining contracts bv mail. have won 70). Without dovht. Roh'nson is a | Hofman. who tied a major League “Bobbin Around By Bub Hunter ranged themselves at the bar byialy Haynes Has Answer For Abe.” ' Our one great coneern.now is to »«"•-In-i-llfetlme firhter. At the during 1955 with nine llfe- debating the results of the Robinson “Goose Tatum and Marques, two do everything in our powerto make helrht" of hi’ career he wa« a flaw- p|nrh-liit home runs was the Ol:on champions"ip fight. One was Bv JOEL W. SMITH nnnn Clftnriennn Raff* throw lanes to capture scoring lau- of the world's most tabled basket­ the Harlem Magician» a huge suc­ ' ?s practitioner, and easily th* ■ fnqry, piavej- contacted directly and uonn Lienaenon oag* re[g with 34 polnts Capt WorUiam a taH angnjar Hhw o! about 40. ball players and the two big draw­ cess around the Globe. There are ■mfte.< rin-man th" Hn- Ms »r.r Thp arP AWn Dark Th» oth»r. a 'trifle vonneer. was Atlanta's Donn Ciendenon, I finished in the runner-up position ing rarriT-fnr the- Harlem ■ Globe—nw*w thines I could poinLout-aboitt—1— ■bort and robust the _t’’ird_yaa an '.-’•om Hr had -reeed and • taming• Vi-m)n Mays Rnt] Don Mueller. 34 Po nta To Capture with 21 markers. Other high scorers rangy center, turned in a »tin- trotters have split with their long Mr Saperetrin's operations, good • td< ri’' bospoctaried gentlemen. • i it’d mineh and box. ar.( was as ______were: Bynum, 17; Work and Drew, filiating performance as he time employer, Abe Saperstoin. not ind bad. but Goose ind I are not "When they start talking about Ire «" ghnrf on a w'nd' night 15 points each; and Sbeltup. 10. ’ Top Scoring Laurel* long ago. I quoted Haynes, known j out to hurt anvone, and we are not — it--» ’■ th» »ld»rlv man rhn qi’i’llfv R'iNinspn U S. High School sparked the Morehouse College 8l’liMARY as tbe world's greatest dribbler, as ■reedv We believe th» world Is large cutnnirn! d “thev "otta include rr Mhry fifrhtfY*?» v”'** hb ’’Hl Maroon Tigers to a smashing of help from Bynum and Captain Cocche Okay Rule saying the fabulous salaries he and noui-h for not only Mr. SapersteUft Sugar Rav Tbet uny Is erea* J’”t 9^ p Tf**9f A'rt*t T*’ James Wortham as Morehouse fash­ B. •F. TP. 95-63 (riumph over the Fisk Uni- FISK Titum were supposed .to have re­ '>"»uni’atlon and ours, but many look what he’s don» First man in <’ t rip-. wt»'* a wlmM flt ioned a 23-7 lead midway the first Governing Touchbockç • ersity Blue and Gold Bulldogs i half. ■rived from Saperslein were so fliers. So. Goose and I welcome 1i A-tnr to »omc baric »nd win the \ n ffuht fflTO’’' Anderson, f « 1 9 'T.'GO UNSI H’-li ' nv 1 1 liin' ’’’’II yni! f°w triday night, before an overflow much press agent popycock vitli op»n . hearts «11 that may t’ljr ’’vie" " The Ort frilow n»dd- <■ b'S ord offici«’’ w""» revealed crowd, at the Morehouse Gym­ 1 Capt Ben Jobe, also of Nashville; 4 t 10 "In rebuttal. Saperslein wrote come" Signed — "Sincerely, Mar- -h ip But the tall fellow th ’ii r-dav to favor ovcrvhct’ritnv'v 1 Quinn Shelton. Newport News, Va.; A Teed and subtly sought to dla- * R»'- ’nt" ’he ring on anvtuipp insisting the five-figure salaries I| qu>-’ H ivn».’." nr-rent national football rule nasium ' Benjamin Anderson. Fort Valley, 6 3 IS other than the Sugarman’s terms, I ttpposedly paid to his two stars Tie Magicians set an attendance t Robinson. Olson, he said. which decree* that a ball becomes The Blue and ’•-■v’c rnpst'-flt rrvorv tn »h<*T Wfl* 1* •ocord at Des Moines. Iowa a few V' lw b at n R-h’nron had it Gold Bulldog Ga. and^Weldon Drew, of Houston Jobe, g 4 4 I were correct, and that if Haynes drad and |<¡ ru’ed a t'oiriihrk when ' we- ks ago by packing in better than no* bcm for his domestic difficul- , p -till fr- “W- at’« in it for me?" it I« 'crtmmR'’e-kicked into the re- -vho came to town Texas, started hitting the nets for md Tatum had reported anything In d" ’he rin? h» was jurf as 7 1 IS 12 000 They drew crowds of 9 000 at t'"s "Why. h» wai uhnerved.” The xivers' end zone. with a brilliant Fisk but Morehouse left the floor Drew, 9 I "ss. that they officially might find i ar'en» it outwtttfnr b’« rmpon»nt« l ‘heniselves m trouble tax-wise Ta- i r-hiladelphia. 10 000 at Washington. old man retorted quickly: "What 8 - and - 0 record at intermission with a 41-29 ad­ rbo’U Robinson’ Unrie Sam tied up The writer rem»mh»r» a >Ut»m*nt Th" rule w designed bv the N" Wright 2 2 « '? C 8 500 at Boston and 7.000 at I ailed throughov' vantage. 'urn. the Golden Goose, a wonderful hi- dong', didnt h»? And what Pohtnson rnreV foliowinr a hsrd- i. nnt Fedreation of State High 1 bowman and No. 1, magnet of the N»w York's St Nick's Rink. ■be contn’t«’ th’ Reeves 0 2 2 ohm:» irirtgaro °n hts business’ i.peil »leelsion "ve* ’reMJ'-w»tfht ( -ih(w.t (thl' tic Areoriat'on’ to pre Work, Shelton, and Jobe moved ! 'lobetrotters supposedly received Tickets are now on sale at Gold- M roon and Whit- T 'ril you man Ray lust whipped G; 7b'?m«. 4 report»»- t'ir po"'ibl1iy ef fni’irv t» ' oft’at a taster tempo as Fisk started . .ouritl $50DOt) h' season. Havnes re- " niith's GenreaE Ticket office and r -ers staged an TOTALS' 24 .15 63 RiOO, that’’ eft He t' "reat!" .• ’■ >w he ret 1» the fnxv Abram". »riving plaver who would try to climbing in the second half. More­ I rtedlv was paid something like n's Sample Shoe Store. Mail "Tie wts." the tall fe'low ’hot '■I.ir. on'» repk wv sharp to th» t’-rn th» ball bevond the end son" house maintained a comfortable '35,003 bv Sapcrstcin. Now here orders are also being accepted, pro­ rplurge and went moter Brescia announced. berk “H- rilh h. "»M t Under the tnnehbark rule th» rr • margin, however,'on timely shots by MORRIS BROWN B. F. TP | unes an answer from Haynes in „1, <•« th, ir h"«d. Abrams kn"w« how n to shatter th> hack »He stilt to." "»M th» old man. riving side gets pos«e"sion on it' William Penman, Leonard Johnson. but tai to his (ormer employer's The tall fellow took a nether angle: to mor» M": so mn»«» *0 ••»«* I had visitors' eight- 17 ro-vard stripe. In college football Wortham and Ciendenon Ahead, Bynum, f 7 3 i last letter.” to ro for hl" br-1v But he couldn't came winning Joel W. Smith “Fight« aren’t what they u«e to b»." ’•reetvin» teams have the option of 53-43 at the 15-minute-mark. the Haynes' letter ----- "Mr. Saper- Missouri Schooi ft wa«’ ahvton’ that he was partial ■Per» hl’ bodv, ooptd h»?’ ’ streak by a comfortable margin. Penman, f J 0 8 a runback Maroon Tigers spurted and 'were ■tein stated that part of the story toward« whit» fighters like himself. Fpf th-» lnr-f Ciendenon matched shots with Ciendenon. c 15 4 34 on top, 65-49 with 10 minutesI left I gave was unitor and I am won- Frederick Work. Fisk pivot-man R. Johnson, g 1 2 4 3oard Will Comply to play. irring what part of my «torv he from Nashville. Tenn. U; even mat­ Wortham, g 7 7 21 1 Minute Sports Quiz had reference to. I have definite ters at 2-2. then Ozzie Bynum’s TIGERS CONTROL BALL With School Ruling 0 6 ' nroof of everything 1 told you, in- I. What Dodger hurler was re- field goal put Maroon TiRers ahead. AND SWEEP BOARDS L. Johnson 3 SED 'LIA. Mo-The local NAACP 1 3 I ludirt the fabulous salaries. 1 cently reclassified 1-A by a draft 1-2 and they stayed out front until .Playing a "oontrol gai.ie" and Wilson 1 hr'petitioned the board of educa­ v'lghed about what Mr. Saperstein board? he final buzzer sweeping both boards clean, the Ma­ li here for an end to schooi segre- I had so many times publicised and 2. Who won the recent Oranee LENDENON HITS roon Tigers stretched their lead in TOTALS 39 17 95 [bii t»d th’t he wa’ paying Goose t’-n > - .’ Bowl North South football game? FROM LONG-RANGE the final moments and were oh top. 3. M’ho is Bill Russell? Usually'deadly from underneath 95-63 at the final, buzzer. OFFICIALS: Raymond Wain­ ind mv’c'f. T.i a meeting between the two Ciendenon dropped a barrage of Ciendenon poured in 15 fielders wright (Clark); T. Herman Graves "Mr. Saperstein cant show anv !>’ on December 13 an attorney 4. What was the score of th» shots from long rance «nd cot lot’ and tallied four times from the free (Morehouse) umpire. 4 oof other than his newspaper ' r t1» NA’CP wa- assured that the Maryland-Oklahoma Orange Bowl t orfes, and the-» is a rertain party 1 boa-d intends t

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r-f * 'tt • The Editor SERMON Teachers Exair The Booth's Oldest and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper Published by MEMPHIS WOULD PUBLISHING CO. THE NEWS Mr. Raymond F. Tisby, Even TUESDAY and FRIDAY st 164 BEALE—Phone 6-463» V January 13 Managing Editor REV. BLAIR T. HUNT, Entered in the Post Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-class mail "Memphis World" . BLUEFIELD, W. Va.-(AK>)- Dr. By WILLIAM GORDON PASTOR under the Act of Congress, March 1, lilt « 164 Beale Avenue J. Lee Irving of the Bluefield State Memphis, Tennessee MISSISSIPPI BLVD. CHRISTIAN college Department of Education Member 6f SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE ' Managing Editor, Atlanta Dally World last .week advised teachers In this W. A. Scott, II, Founder; C. A. Scott, General Manager CHURCH, MEMPHIS area that deadline for filing Dear Mr. Tisby: applications for the National Teach ...... Managing Editor As you may know, a very large Raymond F. TUby ...... y er Examinations Is January IB. Dr. Public Relations and Advertising crop of high quality Irish potatoes; Mrs. Rosa Brown Bracy ...... (SERMONETTE) "Our Church is holding its own," Irving is local admlnlstratlor for ...... Circulation Promotion is to move to market early in the William C. Weather« ...... The President And The Area Of Reason'ng J BY REV. BLAIR T. HUNT, Pastor, is quoted in' big headlines in the coming year. Unusually abundant the examinations which will be con MisxIssippi BIvd. ChristianT ClfiirctrHnfernai regions and the imps liiere ducted nationally on February 11 The MEMPHIS WORLD is ah independent newspaper—Don-sectarian SfOtesmanship inigovernment, seems fo be an inherent qual­ supplies are expected by the first of and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things in hold a carnival of mirth. by Educational Testing Service, February — such heavy supplies TEXT: Read Phil. 3; 12-17. It believes to be of interest to ita readers and opposing those things against ity which_lhg majority of politicians fail to possess. This is not "I press on" is the second mark Princeton, N. J. Hiat growers add distributors have A church Should stand itself up of_ a_ progressive._o______church.' There is the interest of its readers. new. It's a thing which runs deep in history. So if become dis­ calledTon siipporting lnterests for an against the wail at least once-a+äe’’ye’ai’ t’ of divine' discontent, so To be eligible for the examina­ ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES: turbing to some,.when a man in political life, is not afraid to alLjut merchandising drive. Tear 35.W — 6 Months $3.00 — 3 Months $1.5» (In Advance) year to mark its growth. If It were •that church presses on to ‘higher ' tions, teachers must file their ap­ show the courage of his conviction. There have been a few, gen­ February 2-11 has been,.set as a child and showed no signs - of height«. plications to reach the New Jersey the peak period for such a drive,1i uine men, who went into political office, not for the ecenomic1 growth the family would be scared Having a definite ideal is a third office not later than January 43. and the U. S. Department of Agri-1 strings attached, burt for the good they could deliver through their1 about it. Some churches are forty mark of progress. Some churches ... The tests are designed to test Congressman Lanham’s Bad Tasle culture has pledged its full support years old.and haven't cut a mission­ feel that the’vital .thing is to be presence at fjte political helm. ■ — candidates skill In professional in- References to human beings as beasts by Representative.Hen- to the industry effort and is enlist­ ary tooth, can't walk, can’t talk. President’ Eisenhower has demonstrated that quality through doing something. It doesn't matter, foimation, general culture, English . ders'on Lanham of Georgia on the floor oi the United Slates Con­ ing the co-operation of various seg­ so much what it is, so that it is his recent Slate of the Union Message. He demonstrated it, be­ ments of the Food._Tra.des and in­ Now, if a baby does not grow it and mastery of other subjects in gress would naturally bring down the resentment of all well; doing. There is no definite ideal, no cause he drew no punches in his messageTo the nation. He gave formational media. —------may be because it Is not given the the fields in which they may be definite goal. „ thinking people all over the land. There is no doubt that his use proper food. If the church is not a message which envolved all the people, not his own political or­ Thanks for your very fine and “That for which also I was ap­ signed to teach. ... 1 ‘ of a term which is of such un-American ring, would be fine thrift ganization, not for those who might later turn over to him ,a num-Jgenerous1 support of the- Plentiful, growing maybe the church is not prehended by Christ Jesus.” The for fellow travelers and those whose artillery in cold warfare Applications for the examina­ ,' Foods Program. given the proper food. Jesus the Church surely should have a defin­ ber of votes in the event he chooses to run again, not for any I Christ is the heavenly manna. Jesus tions and a bulletin describing re­ would include every phase of internal disturbance. Yours very truly, ite policy for the year. particular region or area with a social or economic axe to grind, j I is God's latch string, hung so low gistration procedures may be ob­ The echo ’of one of the greatest strokes of statesmanship in LEO W. WHITE "Stretching forward" is the fourth and foremost, not the South which many politicians have-sought fo tained either from thé BSC Depart Administrative Officer. that even a child may reach it and mark of a progressive church. What this generation was still resounding through the historic corridors “I enter in. Jesus is the best picture ment of Education, or directly from appease. He just spoke out, letting his words fall wherever they are some of “the things which are of our nation when Congressman.Lanham let loose in one of his ' God ever took. Is the Church being the New Jersey office. may. His words were all sound, effective, some cutting straight 0..«« Mieeiceinni before" us as a church? highly inflammable tirades: (and we-quote) "Those who pose across the face of Southern anarchy. OU85 mi55IS5ippi . ■fed Jesus? The first tyeek after New Year as the friends of the Negro continue to try to interfere with the The President did the country and the free world a service (Continued front Page One) Let the chqrch grow in the Lord. I is a good time for making a head orderly process of the courts of the state in their efforts to protect Don't let the church be a baby by asking in his message, a full probe of racial troubles in the..nonev un(jer faise pretenses. His mark and comparing it with last all its life. Let it grow from baby­ women of the South from black beasts that attack them, the South. There have been many, and very little done about them, attorney argued that the indict- I year’s. hood to manhood. white men of the South and ever) the good Negroes will respond • "It is disturbing," he said, "that in some localities allegations went resulted from a dispute over “Not that I have already obtain­ in a manner that will be surprising to the NAACP." persist that Negro citizens are being deprived of their right to ed." Some of the marks of a pro­ "If we cannot protect through the courts because of inter­ gressive church are: First, it feels New National Discriminate vote and are likewise being subjected to unwarranted economic (|)an (|lp )r(, SPt forth ¡n the ference by the Federal Government, our Southern womanhood its imperfections. Remember, the (Continued from Page One)' pressures. .charge. • ’ — Church is made up of imperfect peo­ from black rapists I will join with all good people of my "I recommend that the substance of these charges be exam­ It was als t contended by Jones’ ple. "Not that I ...... am already was created primarily for young state and fhe Southland in finding a way to protect them." ined by a bipartisan commission created by the Congress. It is lawyer that his client’s property, a made perfect." The devil rubs his people," said Mr. Jones, “Those Jn The Congressman from Rome, Georgia, was expressing his farm, had been seized in lieu of : hands over'the self-satisfied church. close and constant contact with hoped that such a commission be established promptly so that NEW YORK, - fAINP) - Five reaction to an announcement by The Department of Justice Io payment of the alleeed debt. ' youth, is parents, teachers, coun­ it may arrive at findings which can receive early considerations." In his damage ’suit—filed Thurs­ selors. religious and social workers, unions, with a membership of 442,- investigate the possibility of federal law violation by systematic 090 still have constitutional clauses His statement came nol without the knowledge that-pcogress day in U. S. District Court at East are also eligible to receive career , exclusion of Negroes from jury service in Cobb where a Negro's Checkerboard barring workers on racial grounds, has been made in many areas of civil rights, even in the deep St. Louis-Jones said lie was forced building information.", «. conviction on a rape charge had been reversed by the Supreme... (Continued from Page One) according to a recently released re­ South. But the President also has fhe conviction Jhat this nation to flee Mississippi in 1954 because Court. • I AH’inquiries relating to careers port of the National Industrial con­ will continue Io operate and lead in a free world, only when of threats and Intimidation follow­ cd"'waiting rooms for passengers in should be addre.ssed: ference Board. In this comment we are nol concerned about fhe question 1 ing the debt-dispute. intrastate travel, while discarding equality and justice are given all of its citizens. It would be stupid BOBJONES COMPANY, of guilt or innocence. Thai is the jury's duty, of course through the Besides Gov. White, others named such designations for those travel­ These include the four recal- ! Io think otherwise. So he stressed the basis of fhe American idea\ Career Department procedure of 0 fair and impartial trial according to law. By.tjwhgt as defendant ; in lite suit-were: ling interstate A poll failed to un- :itrar.t independent railroad untae “ that "We must strive to have every person judged and measured Willie Lynn and M. Duncan. Box 36, PR 1. South Sta. . hat fought thepubllc hearings ■ we are concerned about is the unnecessary raising of fhe race issue 1 cover any w'-’o had n specific plan Yonkers,” New York. I by what he is, rather than by his color, race or religion • Chickasaw County residents with > for accomplishing that. ’ I EPC in the Roosevelt AdmlnB- while a casé is pending. The language of the congressman will Few political leaders have the courcge of this conviction, a whom the dispute arose over pay­ The Southern railway announced Such questions must be accom- .ration and an association of postal not only prejudice the case but, we believe,-it will further increase ment for cotton Jones delivered to fact which history clearly shows. ’ them: Armis E, Hawkins, County concirning interstate passengers land, 39 unions have specific gua­ The framers of the Constitution had it, which gave reason for envelope. Moreover, under the reported facts about this case, we think District Attorney who presented and with state laws as far as Intra­ rantees that all auallfied workers ! their careful distribution of powers within the three branches Of the matter to the Grand Jury, and state passengers go. it is entirely -in order that the jury question be looked into. Nol NASHVILLE, Tenn.—A surprised will ue accepted ns members with­ , government. In a democracy there 15 no place for dictatorship,. How^fd Davit, County Sheriff, and 1 The Loulsvjlle and Nashville Rail- out regard for race or national only in Cobb County, butwyifher counties we believe only 0 token 10-pound loon got a twentieth cen­ anarchy dnd bigotry. a Deputy, Mitchell MrWherter. who 1, road announced racial segregation tury lift on his way south-by origin. numbér of Negroes have been called for jury service. brought the extradition request to 'I will end for all interstate passengers Andrew Jackson must have had the same thought in mind freight train. When a Syracuse, N. We have come a long way up the ladder of good relations Illinois authorities. over Its 4.70p-mlle system next Tues­ Three unions, called racket-ridden [ after'1825, a period when the "Common Man" first entered the Y., man found the bird marooned Jones statu! that his family was day. Separate coaches, however, will efused to cooperate with the organ and civil justice. We hove seen many outmoded practices as well on a frozen lake, unable to take While House. We could also say that Thomas Jefferson had it. evicted from the farm after he be provide! for Negroes in int-astate zatlon which surveyed 194 unions as their shadows disappear into thin air above a more tolerable olf from the slippery ice, he took fled and was forced to live with travel., ■ ’ in tnc -United States and Canada, He. was among the first to denounce humaq slavery, even at I’Jty c-n it and shipped it by freight and; refined horizon. We have from time to time appealed io the relatives. z a time when it was economical to maintain. 1 to Mrs. Fred Laskey of Nashville. lhey were the International Long­ electorate to assist in the production of a more wholesome political shoreman's Union, both of which Lincoln had it, and he lived it; it reflected in all of its actions. [ Cornell.'He is a Meharry Medical Mrs. laskey transferred the loon atmosphere by retiring those bent upon-preaching hatred and have large number of Negro mem­ Therefore, few people question the position he took toward?- ’ College trustee, is a member of Chi to an unfrozen lake outside Nash­ bers and the Distillery, Rectifying , division. - ' ... Attends First Boule and Omega Psi Phi, and is ville, and it happily resumed its • slavery. He spoke out wherever (here was injustice, North or and Wine Workers Union. Hardly any one in this generation remembers when such a j (f'unlinued from Page One) ■a ltan and an Elk. outhward journey. South. term as we lament found the appetizing good taste among enough , .... . ,, • 1 l- t l 1 j 1 He spoke out in Richmond near the end of fhe Civil War 'ed. Dr. Davis was-appointed for a I ■ ■. - ,’..rr ■— people willing to use their franchise for such an ugly indulgence , . l ; u .l ki l . . l- -u , term expiring in»1 1959. The “newc" »aph-­ ;< \ ennn frnm v.Jnnrifv when he told the Negroes who came to greet him, No one will poinl((1 nllended his tirsl mePling . which is but a short span from vulgarity. ' ever aaainagain placedace shackles around vouryour limbs as longIona as I am WedupsdivWednesday, i Representative Lanham decidedly rendered his slate and the alive." Lincoln had courage, and demonstrated it when he told Amon; other things, it is the du- I district he represents a disservice.. He not only^owes "every law- MARRIAGE for THREE a lone Negro woman who came fo visit him on the day he was the commission to collect facts abidlng citizen in this state an apology, he should ask that such kho,iLfe\d yJ°jr^!win and send ,hr011 fd jho01' iHe gree,ed a term as he fell into, be expunged from the record of the' United » .her like he did'ahy^ther. woman, without regard to color or race, j welL.re, health, and education of . States Congress. He did it, because hehad the courage of his conviction. [children and youth in the state, to By Elizabeth Seifert While his assault on the Department of Justice is almost of The President spoke out in his message because he also had [ nterpret its findings to the pub- equal vituperation, his use of the term, "black beasts" might the courage of his conviction. The President could afford fo, like !le' *?. ll'e courti concerned with cause him and his friends more chagrin in an after thought of many others, if they had the soul and the heart to speak for the I i“eTputKXlS dealilg^tli sane reflection. "Do 1 have to wear a tie?" tor job tomorrow." She glanead at truth and decency. children L andi _ youth:_ to keep _abreast'' The post war housing shortage in We regret that Congressman Lanham has raised the race issue Ann laughed. “It isn’t formal.” There is one other factor in the President's favor. He went ¡ofof recent nationalnnnonnl developmentscievelonments intn Kennerly, Missouri. h*a Induced the Adam and saw thpt his jaw wu about a case pending in the courts, but we hone he will show in" newly wed Lairds. Adim and Ann, to Adam sat looking at her. What. set. info office, because of what he is, and not for what someone field of activity and to make engage in a home building business got into both of them? A year "Are you going to get Into a the future more discretion and less emotionalism. This is a time thought he should be. He was an international hero, a man who 1'ecoinmtl}d-'’-tions for needed im- there. Adam, an experienced carpenter, bad served with the Seabees during ago, he would have thought her fight this evening?” she demanded. when all responsible persons should think of the possible conse­ , , , ■ ,l . .l u j. i- ju provtment and additional resour- had proved hi$ worth to the world and to mankind. He owes no (.es ln the ficlr of ch(ld care health the war; Ann had been a secretary at cute, to say such a thing. Now It ‘TH have a bit of arguing to do. quences of what they may say or do before they speak or act in llie local lumber mill. So, bravely, debt to anyone except the American people. No demagogue, or i education, and recreation in the these Lairds pooled their knowledge, sounded bitter—and catty. 1 won’t fight Horton's bigger’s I public. —------, political misfit placed him where he is today, and the same will1 state formed a partnership of sorts and set “Is it a big party?" he asked am.” forth to build homes for the people of cautiously. ‘ 77 “What kind of mess are you in be true, If he desires to go back tomorrow. His soul is with the j Dr- Davis, a graduate of Tennes- Kennerly. But they made the mistake U now?" people, and not with the devil. Those who might howl in the ,6eeu?tatf' ''’herci be taught prior of first of' all building a home for "About twenty, at least. Every­ themselves. Need of cash for the busi­ He whirled the truck into the The Government VS. James Kutcher” wilderness because the President spoke the truth, and did it with- £Vfoi more thaXo deS ness soon forced the salo of that nome. one who helps at the bank—the Ann's "dream" house, a move which doctors, the nurses, the technician rock road—the dusty road—where (New York Post Editorial, Dec. 23, 1955) out fear, are not only without courage, but act without reason. • has been successfully engaged in iHt her sullen, and rebellious. And un­ —and their wives, husbands or the'union agent lived on his three- happy In the small apartment whore acre “farm." “You sound as tf 'I The U. S. government has resumed its war against James They never did hove the courage nor the soul to act on the-basis of activities -embracing youth of all he Lairds now lived. But Ann escaped boy-friends. It’s to be at the Alex­ Ita boredom dally, by donating her got into a lot of messes.” Kutcher. We have no doubt that Kutcher, who lost both his legs decency. Their's is a confused, distorted state of mind, manifested ages. For several years he was vo­ anders', at six." "ervices to the hospital. Here she en­ “Adam—” • fighting for the U. S. government in Italy 12 years ago, will sur­ cational agriculture teacher on the joyed her association with Dr Alex "I'll take you. Maybe this is the in greed and twisted by the theory of superficial reasoning. Men “It’s nothing, Ann. I’m build­ secondary level. Tennessee chapter slider, a matura and married man of week I ought to talk to Wendel vive the newest assault. But millions of Americans will feel a like fhe President, it seems, are born, not made. This being true, great charm. ing (hat elevator at the milt That NFA state adviser, NFA National about that car I've been buying sense of shame and apprehension about the condition of a gov­ is, I'm doing the construction. The Nature has been very cruel to us here in the South. Executive Secretary, was teacher­ CHAPTER FOUR for a year." elevator company brought its .own ernment which can move to.dearive this man of his disability pen­ trainer and director of the Tennes­ ANN walked steadily away from “Don’t worry about that, Adam," gang to put tn the machinery— sion. see State’s division of agriculture her brother, her head up. Her feel­ she said quickly. "I'd just as soon and Horton’s on my neck. I haw. It is hard to believe that the Veterans Administration will be in addition to his duties as football ings were mixed. She was more ride in the pick-up." Mammcth Civil Rights-, to talk him out of picketing coach. Twic° a Genera) Education thoughtful than annoyed. She That sounded like his old Ann. able to sustain its decision once the new$ gets around. job, and my other ones. He coifflr Boaro Fellow Dn Davis holds both understood the love which had In­ “Fll take the ladders off,” he prom­ The inhumane and or stupid bureaucrats who handed down 7 spired Wendel’s warning, but some­ have everything I’m doing at a the master's and doctorate from i ised. dead stop." this verdict do not-speak for America; surelv not one American in Rally Slated For D. C. thing he had said— The party meant a lot to Ann. He slammed the car door, and ten thousand would agree that a man who had lost two legs in All along, ever since Adam had out, came front the local units of It would be her first sight of Dr. sold her house, Ann had been hurt went up on the porch of the little his country's service should be denied of disability pension, no NEW YORK — aign come crushed and wrinkled. Instead they drafted a bill of particulars which included the at which other officers of .the or­ 11955 was the association's best year in which’she mentioned the party Adam wasLJMde (or a half- 1 Income, for the general fund, ex- ¡reached a.new peak of-$71.531 as Adam was on time, and he had ganization made annual reports. to Adam. ”1 don't suppose you’ll hour, and camesollt with an apolo- solemn charge that Kutcher has suggested in 0 public place "that I compared with $68209 in 1954. Life been right to object to wearing 1 elusive of special funds, amounted have Urne to go," she concluded. gy on his lips. "Let’s get going,’’ the Government of the United Stales is composed of people who ! membership fees of $500 each go in- "formal" clothes. His pale gray "Congress must pass bills strength 'to $634,765-as of Dec. 20. This re­ lie turned hift head sharply to said Ann, coldly. “We’re late are cheaters and crooks who oppress the working people." 1 tn a special fund. shirt, his shade-darker gabardine "ning the federal civil rights laws present an increase of $168,700 over look at her. "Don't you want me enough.” slacks, tha.dark blue jacket, were A government which robs a veteran of his disability pension and givin gthe Department of Jus­ 1 the-incom» for the entire year.of to go?" “It was important, Ann," he at­ exactly right on him. for saying such things invites even more intemperate' rhetoric. tice authority to proceed where per­ j 1954. . "I told you that Dr. Alexander tempted, as he turned into the sonal civil lights, especially security ▼tt i Tail, graceful, young, he’d easily This is not the first time the government has rewarded Kut­ The bulk of f’e money, he pointed is giving a party tor the people road. be the best-looking man at the cher with treatment somewhat less generous than . the Purple j who work for, the blood bank. I "I'm used to that, too," she said said we were invited But I never party. Ann could take pride in stiffly. “1 know your work's im­ Heart he received for service in the battles of llolv. In 1948-in the About Unfinished Research know about you-you’re busy so that. Even Dr. Alexander, nice as portant—and that I am hoi." time of Harry Truman-the Veterans Administration-loyalty Board . The Solk voccine, developed with Mdrch of Dimes funds, is ntiu'h of the time. Sunday morn­ he was, already had a too-hlgh "For gosh sakes, Ann!'.’ cried dismissed him from his jab,ip that organization,- his finht for rein a medical milestone, but it is still not 100 per cent effective nor ings, and all." forehead. Van Sant's- -ooy-friend Adam. She didn’t, 6» thought re­ was. positively ancient! With asth­ Statement Ts'still pending in the courts. can we tell yet how Iona its protection lasts. March of Dimes re- "Gosh sakes. Ann. what's got sentfully,, care enough to ask Irow UtKnUKBl ma, besides. —-err Bui the attempt to take away his disability pension even search aimed of-improving preventive.technrques is now in pro- into-you?” he'd -ome out with Horton She caught up a yellow sweater, a Get "-Nothing's got into me. 1 go to They were probably the last to more violently caricatures the madness. cess al many universities across the land. • churchy as regularly as always.” in case tlie evening-should turn arrive. Adam haato park his car Vaccine research, while occupying fhe spotlight of'public at- >■ . At the yery least th'e government would seem obliged to re SLICK BLACK She set his dessert before him, and cool- her white dress iad' no a good distance from Ute house, turn his legs before cutting off the $70-a-week bounty he has re­ | lenlion, is not the only scientific project supported by the March took nei chair. "Of course, now, sleeves—and came out to the liv­ and walking with Ann along th» - I AT YOUR DRUGGIST ing room. Adam looked her over sidewalk, he ventured te suggJfr ceived in token recognition of his loss. ' of Dimes. Large investments are necessary to find ways to im­ I often go slone,". appreciatively. "Very nice!" that it wasn't good mahners V The fads about Kutcher's politics are plain and unconcealed. prove care for those already stricken with oolio. Thus, surgical "We had that fight last Sunday,” said Adam tightly. She smiled at him, and went to carry a peeve to a party. He is a member of the Socialist Workers Party-a tiny radical sect i techniques are being- developed that pour new life into a para­ Ann said nothing, 'but she put the door. Adam's hand wu still on "Don’t you tel) me how to be­ lyzed thumb or transplant, muscles so that pitifully frail arms can , the devoted to the doctrines of Leon Trotsky-andpTherefore. regarded down her tork. the doorknob when the phone rang. have,1 Adam Laird!" she cried by the Communists as a maior menace to The true Communis* be brought into play again. This is the kind of March of Dimes Dreiiing(«ÄÄÄ "1 don’t know why a woman He turned hack to answer, And furiously.1 ... 1 faith. The notion that he aqd his associates constitute anything re- research that is being translated into reality in the hospitals of can't say her say and quit," Adam she went on down, got into the “I know, honey, but you're wear­ I sembling a clear and present danger to the republic is a palpable America. This is one of the ways the Dimes march home. turned, eating his pie in great truck and waited. • ing icicles a fopt long. They show!" — with the gulps. . ’TH do all-right See that you , dbxurdify. March of Dimes research is aimed at a specific disease, but Lt was ten minutes before he “t'm sorry," said Ann, not sound­ came out, put the key in and drova do the same.” - “ ' But we mus franklv add that we do not believe this is the the investigation of one virus .is so closely related'to the study of "CANT ing at all sorry. down the Street His eyebrows She did do all right once she ~ vital issue. We would oppose what the VA has done if Kutcher others, that the whole field of medicine benefits'ln the process. As Adam finished his pie, jerked to were knit in a frown. was among the others. “We had to were a Communist like Robert Thompson ond Saul Wellman who, an example, the tissue culture technique developed for growing his feet and went into the living At the corner—“Alexanders live build an .elevator,” she gaily ex. wised their tardiness no matter how much we loathe their present politics, earned their the polio virus is already iri wide "usage in research directed at room, where he turned on the on Market" she murmured. radio. Aqji washed the dishes, "Yeah. I have To go past “And you’d t$ lurprlaadl? ' disability pensions serving in the United States Armv. nfluenza and the common cold, am'otin others. FoFwhatever pur- Hor- powdered her face and Joined him. ton's." - ■■ .- drawled Adam, “how much it re­ No government and no Administration has the