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MISSISSIPPI, AUGUST 1956 PRICE TEN VOLUME XIV—NUMBER 43 JACKSON, SATURDAY, 18, CENtS EYE DEMO. * CONVENTION NATION'S NECROES I w ************ Democratic national Convention now Underway In Chicago Getting Close Of Catholic Schools From The Nation’s — Scrutiny Integration■ Negro Postpone j*. M •---* ui new Voters As Politicians Make Joseph itummei Well Known Say Civil Rights Police Break-Up Jesse Owens, One Writes Letter To Diocese Civil Rights A Major Issue Orleans Jackson Man Not Top Concern Anti-Negro Mob Of The Nation’s Of Negro Democratic Leaders Playing Announcing Postponement Faced With Of Voters Near Site Of * Greatest Athletes Important Roles At Convention Schools Negro Integration Of Catholic Negro Voters Cite Democratic Natl. To Be Guest Of Chicago, 111., Aug. 15.—(DSN)— Serious The eyes of the nations cit- Charge Pocketbook Issue Negro SCHOOL TO REMAIN LARGELY Kent Bullock izen in all sections of the country Charged Aug. 14.— were focused on the Demo- NEXT YEAR Minneapolis, Minn., Convention AME Youth Meet i being SEGREGATED UNTIL With Attempted Rape The Negro voter, wholly apart from cratic National Convention which the Negro leader, might surprise Mob Meeting At Campbell got under way here Monday largely La., Aug. 12.— Aroused By New Orleans, In Attacking Young the platform committee. He talks for the reason that top political Rummel an- Here Archbishop Joseph much more about his pocketbook Rumor Of Negro College leaders as well as the leading can- last that integra- j White Couple nounced Sunday and his vote than civil rights and Next Week didates have made civil rights a schools of the In tion of Catholic A well known and prominent his vote. Family Moving major issue of the convention. diocese will be New Orleans post- j young Jackson Negro man, Kent Directed by Carl T. Rowan, prize- Chicago, 111., Aug. 15.—A throng ! A press release from Campbell Whether or not civil rights is until next year. the news of whose en- of the Min- this week announced that the concern of the poned Bullock, winning Negro reporter of 2,000 engaged in an anti-Negro College major Negro The archbishop’s announcement! volvement caused considerable neapolis Tribune, I spent a half Jesse Owens, one of the nation’s voter of the nation is a subject demonstration Tuesday night less was made in a letter read in all shock and surprise in the Negro day polling the business district greatest, and world famous Negro which has been coming more and than two miles from the Demo- churches of the New Orleans’ arch-; community of the city, is faced with and neighborhood at 38th and athlete whose fetes at the Olympic more to the front as the platform cratic National Convention. diocese. serious charges following his ar- Fourth South. ?ames in Berlin during the Nazi j committee, which began hearings chief of the that the schools which rest here in connection with the “Here you will find Negroes,” Robert Ryan, deputy regime aroused the ire of Herr last week, began hearings on the Noting 1 a on on Page Seven) be of the civil in the were expected to begin complete shooting of George Tullos, young (Continued Page Fivg) (Continued Hitler, will the guest rights plank platform for the 1956 From an integration this year would remain white man and the attempt rape of AME Youth Clinic to be held ^ere, campaign. number of well informed on a generally segregated basis his 16-year-old companion just out- August 20-24, at Campbell College. increasing » sources was evidence that until at least September, 1957, the side the city limits in north Jack- The history of the Educational there NAACP Literature civil as such, may not after letter read: son early Sunday morning. Five Rifles, Clinic of the Eighth Episcopal Dis- rights, all be the most important concern declaration racial According to reports, without :rict which embraces the State of “Our against most drove be- and is IN IMPORTANT ROLE: The of Negro voters. What appeared segregation as outlined in the pas- provocation, Bullock up Prompt Arrest Of Legionnaire Here Mississippi replete of for the of the important role of a Negro delegate to be the most important concern toral letter published in the (Continued on Page Six) Five rifles and a quantity of | ments regarding his possession »vith services youth at the Democratic National Con- of Negro voters is their economic churches of the archdiocese on Feb. NAACP literature found in his the rifles. (Continued on Page Seven) vention is being played by Con- well being and the party that will 11, 1956, still holds true as a guide automobile prompted the arrest of The rifles were proven to belong -o gressman William L. Dawson of provide the opportunity for them of Catholic conduct.” Lynn Laaster, a prominent and ac- to the Legion Post for use in such Two White Men Chicago, 111. He is vice-chairman to put more money in their pockets that tive member of the local Negro ceremonies as burials and other pa- The Archbishop’s statement J Atlanta Univ. of the Democratic National Com- is the one most likely to get the remain TO HOLY LANDS: Sir P. M Post of the American Legion. triotic events. “certain difficulties still ] mittee and a member of the a 11- lions share of the vote. Dis- to the NAACP j Negro we are not now to Smith, above, of Mound Bayou, Arrested For According to reports, Legion-! According reports and prepared important Platform Committee. continued on Page Seven) introduce integration generally” International Chief Grand Master naire Laaster was subjected to con- literature was burned, Prexy Feted of Tabor when Laaster was released without was interpreted in many circles as Knights and Daughters siderable questioning police a abroac found the rifles and NAACP liter- the investigation having references to the loud op- left last weak for trip Kidnapping Young j charge following of Attor- In London from members of his which will include a visit to thi ature in his automobile being held upon the representation position J 13.—President CONG. DIGGS WINS RENOMINATION some time while con- R. Jesse lawyer Atlanta, Ga., Aug. | (Continued on Page Five) Holy Lands. Woman for police ney Brown, Negro will be his second term, Negro iUifus E. Clement of Atlanta Uni- Ditroit, Mich., Aug. 12.—Cong.| seeking i an of his of Jackson and Vicksburg. Vicksburg, Miss., Aug. 14.— ducted investigation sta*f Charles C. Jr. was re-nom- come November. versity has just returned to At- Diggs, (Special)—(~ouruy Attortfey Geo. inated an overwhelming margin Diggs polled 250 of 253 precincts anta from six weeks tour of Eu- [ by Chaney announced plans to place over both his Democratic and Re- 26,000 votes, while Ward’s total •ope which culminated in*a visit 4-H Club Group Will Stay Segregated kidnapping charges against two opponents in Tuesday’s count was 4,347. ,o London where he discussed the publican — the meet- Alabama Indicts White Washington, D. C., Aug. 13 tioned about segregated white men arrested here Monday Jury Two primary election. Boone Third American race with was that question prom- will continue in ings after it announced with a young Negro women, the Atty. Willis Ward, former As- Dr. Theo Boone, pastor of the nent British newspaper mien and the 4-H club program for rural Negro 4-H members from 17 south- mother of three children, in their sistant Prosecutor and U. S. Dis- Solomon Church, ran Men For Murder Of Woman >fficials. King Baptist states were Negro youths until the Southern states ern and border holding ; car. a nsJoiiioSa a in inn TVio mon pfinnpi'tpH with a small trict Attorney’s assistant, won the third in a field of four in the 13th a luncheon in his honor their ninth annual in woman told At given District. decide to end it. meeting The young police with the fatal of loan .agency, are accused of mur-1 GOP nomination in the 13th Con- Charged shooting * it Union in 6. The on the English-Speaking Two Democratic of This fact was advanced last Washington beginning Aug. (Continued Page Two) a woman here two white Mrs. Bessie Me- gressional District. opponents Negro dering 58-year-old chaired Francis Wil- 4-H of white ^ondon, by rolled a combined total week by an official in the Depart- national meeting men last week were indicted on Dowell, a maid, on June 14. Ward, a former U. of M. ath- Diggs up editor of the London 47 states was held in iams, Daily who on ment of Agriculture regarding the youths from counts of first and second degree Claude Ingio, 48, and his son, lete, will oppose Cong. Diggs (Continued Page Four) tfail, at which members of Parlia- separate 4-H regional meetings June. murder by Covington County Bobby Ray Ingio, 23, employed by | Youth nent, representatives of labor and held in Washington. Aiton said the clubs which have Negro Grand Jury and put in Covington Bell Finance Co. drew the indict- j1 | he press, and government officials Dr. E. W. Aiton, 4-H program di- a total membership of two-and-a- County jail. ment. vere guests Dr. Clement pointed Faulkner rector of the department, was ques-| (Continued on Page Six) With Wm. Flexibility Charged >ut that the was Urges Negro and in- naking constant progress in giv- Chicago, 111., Aug. 13—Author make this our undeviating has advised Ne- flexible course—a course of inflex- Of ng opportunities for full citizen- William Faulkner Rape Negro AFRICAN REVOLT BID CHARGED unviolent direct- ...... a a 1 mi •_1»_ \T.!_Ui « to minority groups. Although groes to “be flexible’’ in pressing ible and flexibility In — n. lie a iioiiwu* vu»w* hip Rev. Fine Bus Case i\airoDi, ivenya, Aug. 10 juuuiai but King Appeals le deplored such manifestations as tor civil rights equality. ed against not just the schools, Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 13—A victed last March ol an ancient law Girl that African nationalists Jack Ensoll, claims the facts were Here Charge * he Nat King Cole episode in Bir-1 Writing in the September issue against all the public institutions was last week for an him with confirmed the Govern- > way cleared charging illegal boy- Two young Negro men were ar- from various parts of this conti- \ by Kenya as (Continued on Page Six) of Ebony, national Negro maga- from which we are , is of the circuit court decision cotting. nent have been invited to Cairo to ment before publication and it is | appeal rested here Monday charged with zine, Mr. Faulkner proposed “Gan- being done against the Montgom- Rev. Martin L. He was found of “foster- understood that the gov- ! that convicted King, guilty of a coordinate opposition to European reliably the criminal assault 17-year- di’s way’’ as a method to guide ery, Ala., bus lines. Jr., president o fthe Montgomery ing an illegal boycott against Mont- in Africa is stirring con* ernment has the conference agenda old Negro girl. powers antisegregation efforts. “But' always with flexibility: in- Improvement Association and lead- gomery City Transit Co.” siderable here. in its possession. Racial Unrest Police listed the two as Colum- speculation “If I were a Negro,’’ the Mis-j flexible and undeviable only in hope er of the hard-hitting Negro bus Rev. King has since headed a The widely respected and un- Publicity Avoided ; bus Hughey, 26, and Levi Lewis, 3issippi-born novelist said, “I would and will but flexible always to boycott here, when bulky trans- powerful Negro crusade to stop sensational Kenya Weekly News Published excerpts disclose no j | j (Continued on Page Six) British advise our elders and leaders to' (Continued on Page Four) of the court records involved buses in of Ala- evidence whatsoever linking the Curtails cripts riding protest this weekend published excerpts 1 with the in the case were complete. bama's segregated seating system. from a document purporting to be Cairo organization Egyp- The noted ministerd was con- (Continued on Page Eight) the agenda of such a conference tian Government. The alleged Transit Service Rev. Hair an is by “M. Sipalo (be- J. W. summoned by organization agenda signed Sheffield, England, Aug. 13—Ra- President Hints Third “African Liberation lieved to be African), secretary Baptist Party called the ial unrest here over the employ- the of the African Liberation 13 — Dr. J. more than service to the Committee.” According to general nent of Negroes in the city’s trans- Chicago, 111., Aug. give lip Has Abdel Khalek Sar- ENGLISH COURTS CRITICIZED Operation document, the conference was sche- Committee, 32 has resulted in trans- H. Jackson, president of the 6- struggle of American Negroes for Rev. J. W. Hair of this city, one >ort system duled to 1 and ends Aug. wat Street, Cairo, Egypt." million member National Baptist human rights. ! of its oldest elders in open Aug. >ort official curtailing bus and presiding on Four) been 75 7. (Continued Page car Convention, USA, has predicted He said that it has years WEST INDIANS of and an elder states- rolley service. ON TREATMENT OF point service, civil The action came after white that Negroes may be forced to since Congress has passed any Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. 13.— Russell declared: man of the African Methodist Epis- alli- and that time that are a vorkers against the em- form a third party with the rights legislation With nearly 70,000 West Indians “We recognize you Church underwent an opera- protested copal a coalition of Southern are entitled to of more but ance of organized labor in order to after time in Britain, the English Court has British citizen and tion at a local last Fri- ►loyment Negroes, hospital Musicians To Hold Meeting In Detroit; and Northern no to those al- win Democrats Republi- been possible to the same rights as white citizens.” 1 1 aised objection , full-citizenship. doing everything day. New N. 13—The paying tribute to the,* world-famous of York, Y., Aug. 1 on the Dr. Jackson made his statement cans has blocked the passage assure for West Indians Few days before that, Lord Chief eady job. justice Early this week he was reported National Association Musi- Italian operatic composer, Giu- to a Negro About 600 white employees before sailing for the Execu- any proposals for the relief of the law-breakers. Justice Goddard, had granted well at his home at 926 has just resting a non- seppe Verdi, who, by far, pro- in the of Jamaican Mrs. Estella Vic- cians, Inc., 37-year-old (Continued on Page Seven) tive Committee Meeting of the largest minority group The most recent exemple, wife, West Pearl Street. will hold vided the greatest vehicle enabling a writ of habeas I profiting organization, World Council of Churches at Ma- country. which Jamaicans at home were toria Campbell, the vocalist to rise in major the first international Convention, Negro of which he is Dr. Jackson cited the failure of was that of Gilbert Simms, corpus, and ordered her released trahazy, Hungary, proud, a i... 18-24 in Mich., and grand opera. in August Detroit, a member. the government to protect Negroes Jamaican migrant in Derby. from prison England. NANM will present a concert I Hiro-Hmencans Windsor, Ontario. British Failure from violence and intimidation Simms was dubbed a “black She had been detained for 3C Expell Charged The Detroit Civic Opera version of Vardis opera, “Aida,” whose in the Women’s Negro The noted leader charg- when they have attempted to exer- Sambo" by an English boy days Halloway will be to the of the Wind- religious branch of the organization accomplishment | vote in certain Simms for the of- Prison on an order from the Home From ed that both the Democratic and cise their right to ears, clipped Hold 31st Session host. sor Symphony Orchestra. Cop Kenya who had been informed South Africa, Aug. 13— have failed to (Continued on Page Eight) fense. Secretary Miss. 15 with Dr. Roscoe R. Polin of Indiana- Nairobi, Republican parties Greenwood, Aug. (Spec- The NANM, in conjunction ex- said that on being taken that this woman should be senl V British police inspector was Reports ial)—The Afro-American Sons and the nation-wide celebration of the polis, Ind., is National President, on from in territory ; to court, chairman Alderman H. (Continued Page Six) of and Mrs. Jerome Macklin, of De- 1 >elled duty Kenya Daughters, one of the leading fra- 200th anniversary of the birth in chairman. ast week because he had fallen ternal organizations of the state Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is troit, is convention ove with a native gill and wanted DEMOCRATS SAY EISENHOWER held its 31st Supreme Lodge ses- 1 o marry her. * sion here, Wednesday, Thursday Farmer Who Yields The man, George Dixon, made Negro Tripled and Friday, Aug. 15, 16, 17, at ADMINISTRATION CHARGED WITH PAGEANT 1 he assumation in the wake of his Strangers Home Missionary Bap- TALENT AND BEAUTY ( ixpulsion, which came without ex- Gets Soil Conservation Award tist Church, Rev. H. H. Hume, pas- (Continued on Page Four) MORE MISCONDUCT THAN ANY A Alabama colored The were made tor. forty-acre presentations bj SET FOR SHRINE MEETING -o- farmer, who once lost his small former State Senator Sam High Feature events during the ses- D. C. — under direction of Junior Dean, ( low cotton an F Wasihngton, Approxi- SINCE GRANT’S farm because of yields, following address by Dr. J. (Continued on Page Four) Promotional Director of ADMINISTRATION 25 from over the coun- Imperial A “More heads of more was awarded first prize at Ala- Drake, president of the college; -o-- mately girls Klansmen government will for six and New York, is expected to be one 2,200 with A. &, M. Normal, and a short talk Sherman Bris- try vie trophies agencies have been charged bama College, by features of the I $4000 in here August of the most popular misconduct in the Eisenhower Ad- last week in the annual state-wide coe, information specialist of the scholarships Talent and meeting. Court soil conservation contest. U. S. of Anderson 22 when the annual five-day KKK ministration than in any Adminis- Department Agriculture Billy winner will be award- Rip High More than Exploits Bettis of Pageant of the Ancient First place Macon, Ga., Aug. tration since Grant’s/’ the Demo- The winner is Eugene Dr. Drake stressed conservation Beauty < Arabic Order Nobles of ed a $1500 scholarship, with sec- 5,000 members of the Ku Klux in its latest Gosport. By following sound soil and better living. “You may hold Draws 5-Year Egyptian cratic Digest charges the Shrine ond place winner receiving a $1000 ] {Ian Saturday night heard Imper- Bus and water conservation practices, title to the land,” he said, “but you Mystic gets underway Lucy, Boycott issue out today. I scholarship. j al Klaliff Wesley Morgan of At- he has converted a rundown eroded do not own it. You are the stew- at National Guard Armory. “In the Eisenhower Administra- U. S. Term For from North and Six beautiful trophies, donated ] anta denounce the Supreme 1 misconduct has started at the farm into a first rate production ards; you hold the land in trust, Dope 10,000 delegates Cases In Drive tion, — At- < as “a bunch of nine black- Los 12 America are scheduled to by The Coca-Cola Company, 3ourt “In less plant on which he tripled his cot- and you should pass it on to others Angeles, Calif., Aug. South Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 13.—The top,” the Digest reports. 10 Convicted on of visit the during the lanta, Georgia, for the second year, ] •obed buzzards/’ four it has to ton yield within the past years. in better condition than when you charges selling capital city Ku Klux Klan the hooded anti- than years spread will also to contest winners. The one-armed Klansman also A cash prize of $75 was awarded received it.” and possessing narcotics, Billy An- Shrine Convention August 19-24. go two Cabinet members sad the turn- “before cold weather sets Negro, anti-Catholic organization, son of radio and tele- Convention will be Contest proceeds will be varned of five bureaus of the him by the Alabama Association Mr. Briscoe praised the winners | derson, 28, headquarters last week was ‘making heads top c&ncer j n Atlanta will know all about reported of Soil Conservation District Sup- and told about the achievements vision comedian, Eddie “Rochester” located at the Dunbar Hotel and ed over to the Shriners’ Government. Four of these agency Klan.” hay out of the Autherine was will and tuberculosis research fund, \ he Ku Klux political under ervisors and Alabama A. & M., of Mr. Bettis and Mr. Dukes whose Anderson, this week sentenced business sessions of the Nobles Tallahassee Ne- chiefs have resigned for the was a Lucy case and the firsts of the contest. A second- had visited to five in Federal be held in the Presidential Room $60,000 of which has been ordered Setting meeting before the scandal broke- sponsors farms he earlier in the years prison. bus as a means of so- fifth quit over < lot three gro boycott” went to Elishia The out of Ander- deposited in 12 Negro banks racant brightly lighted by others are still in office. place award of $25 week. “Nowhere,” he declared charges grew of Hotel Statler. The Daughters new members. Two Bank of 1 crosses, one 16-feet high, liciting the D»- Dukes of and certifi- “have I seen farms on which farm- son’s arrest last March when of- of Isis will hold their meetings in the country. Industrial )urning The President’s actions, Evergreen, the In a series of recent meetings one of rhe lot is two blocks from cates of were to ers done more with so ficers a series of Room. was designated on Page Eight) merit presented have little.’ staged raids the Congressional Washington on Two) (Continued j 1 area. (Continued Page 10 other runner-up contestants. (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Seven) The Talent and Beauty Pageant, (Continued on Page Eight) •Jegro

i * division of Religion and a divi- Ninth Prexy TWO JOIN ANTI-BIAS STAFF sion of Teacher Education. The The president of the instituion KKK Exploits... institution’s general curriculum is is Dr. M. K. Curry. Jr. Dr. Curry (Continued from Page One) based on the basic ministry, the is the ninth president of the his- of home- toric institution. Under his lead- here the Klan has been warning professions teaching, making, music, law, jour- ership the endowment of the in- that, “such open defiance (such business, nalism, medicine and social service stitution has been increased, the as the boycott) could blaze up in work. physical plant modernized, and one your city.” Meetings have been of the strongest faculties in the held here in quick succession, but Two are conferred degrees by history of the college is employed. greater publicity has been given the college. The bachelor of arts Instruction at Bishop is of very other such gatherings in Lakeland. is awarded to in degree graduates high order. It embraces the uni- At first the meetings were held the divisions of Humanities, Social | versity mind and spirit, while re- secretly, but a spokesman said, Sciences and In the di-| Religion. taining the intimacies and cultural about three months ago the Klan vision of Natural Sci- Education, services of the small Christian col- decided to hold public sessions in ence and Mathematics and Busi- lege. order to solicit new members. He the bachelor1 of science de- ness, The college library is a govern- hinted the organization member- is conferred. gree ment depository for the congres- ship to be “in five figures,” which course offerings are in! sional district for the area. would make it around 10,000. Major chemistry, eco- The tuition, room and board costs The meeting followed the usual biology, business, nomics, elementary education, Eng- at Bishop are moderate. Grant- homemak- and loan funds Y. Yoshino 0. Butler lish, foreign languages, in-aid, scholarships John George Master’s in social and in- Degree ing, history, music, physical edu- are available. dustrial relations Uni- at Loyola cation, mathematics and physics, Bishop college sponsors the versity of Chicago, after graduat- science, sociology and sec- Bishop College Center, a junior D. C. — The religion or national origin in work political Washington, ing from the Roosevelt University ondary education. college division at Dallas, Tex. on Govern- done under Government contract. President’s Committee of Chicago with a Bachelor’s De- Mr. Yoshino had been associated ment Contracts today announced gree in labor relations. with the American Friends Service the appointment of two new mem- Prior to 1942, when all Japanese- Committee in as director bers of its staff. Chicago, Americans were evacuated from the of its Job Opportunities Program, NOBODY WILL GIVE YOU They are John Y. Yoshino, form- West Coast areas, Mr. Yoshino from 1954 until his to erly of Chicago and Alameda, Cali- appointment had been in business in Alameda, the President’s Committee staff. fornia, to he liaison representative California. His parents, Mr. and to state and local governments, pri- Mr. Butler comes to his Commit- Mrs. Y. Yoshino, still live in Ala- A BETTER DEAL vate organizations and industry, tee duties from the U. S. Depart- meda. Mr. John Yoshino served Than and George O. Butler, Washington, ment of Labor, where he has serv- in the United States Army from D. C. to be Director of Education ed as a Labor Economist. 1943 until late 1945. of the Committee Staff. Both Before joining the American Mr. Butler, a native of Washing- men assumed their duties. Friends Service Mr. BUICK CO. have Committee, ton, D. C. is President of the Dis- FOWLER The Committee, of which Vice Yoshino had been engaged in so- trict of Columbia Federation of Where Service Comes First COLUMNIST NATHANIEL D. “NAT* WILLIAMS of “Down of Beale” fame receives congratula- President Richard Nixon is Chair- cial welfare and public assistance Civic Associations; Vice President 3-3864 W. S. at Tennessee State last week, following summer commence- 856 South State St. Phone man and Secretary of Labor James w'ork for the governments of Cook of the District of Columbia Indus- tions from President Davis, University Grant was his master’s Principal Robert H. Morris of P. Mitchell is Vice Chairman, is County, Illinois, and the State of trial Unions Council; a member of ment exercises where Williams granted degree. earned their under- charged with the elimination of Illinois, and in personnel work for the Board of the Washington Ur- ! School (c) also received his master’s at the same time. Both of these Memphians also /l/kfvr% 4 T/innoccoa QtofA discrimination because of (race, private industry. He received a ban League and consultant to the ; National Urban League. He was

selected as “Man of the Year, 1955” , BENTON HARBOR, MICH. by the YMCA Council of the Wash- ington Metropolitan Area. Two White... Bishop College Modem 4-Room House Containing A Large Living Room, Large Mr. Butler reecived his A. B. (Continued from Pape One) Modern Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms, Modern Bath Room. 40 ft. Lot. and A. M. Degrees in Economics ihe had been forced into the car Defeats Louise Marks Diamond at Howard University in Washing- j >y the two men Sunday afternoon ton and took advance study at the ifter she left a motel where she Year T. University of Chicago. During In Jubilee YOUNG, Agent vas employed. Brough Upset World War II he served the U. S. South Orange, N. J.f Aug. 15 — 6.—During ' 5452 S. CALUMET AVE. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Aotording to the county attorney Marshall, Tex., Aug. 108 WEST CAPITOL Army as Occupational and Educa- Ham the rising young fk 3-1980 Richardson, school Bishop TELEPHONE DREXEL 1 he two men admitted taking the the year 1955-56, tional counsellor, after graduating star of American , easily de- celebrated the Diamond poung woman to a lake several College from Adjutant General’s School in feated. Australia’s , Jubilee anniversary of its PRICE $8,500 ] niles from town and swimming (75th) Wome*t, that G-2 to win the finals the subject. | vith her in the nude. 6-3v Sunday founding. For 75 years college FOR He served as an instructor in of the Eastern Grass Cqurt Cham- has been the foremost Baptist in- The two men were listed as Economics at Howard University pionships. stitution of Christian higher edu- j Fames V. Kelly, 41, of Robinson, from 1935 to 1940; Counsellor and In the women’s title play, Althea cation for Negro youth in the II., and George Conda, 46, of Phoe- Consultant to the American Youth Gibson of New York, staged a ma- Southwest. are to not lix, Mich. If your payments ohigh, why Commisison of the American Coun-; jor surprise by upsetting to-seed- When the regular session begins the two men cil on Education in 1937, and has ; At the trial Monday ed of HELP WANTED Louise Brough Beverly Hills, here on Sept. 1, the college will and on easy served with the of La- * ire reported to have plead guilty consolidate pay payments Department j Calic., 6-1, 6-3. initiate the first year of the last of World ;o charges of drunkenness, lewd- colored Must be settled and bor since the end War; Richardson, by virtue of his of its first century. Ad- Middle-aged couple. sober, and quarter for a be- less, indecency. Kelly was5 scor- each month reliable with no children. Man to take care II, except two-year period straight set win over Fraser, mission officials of the institution dependent fined and and a when he served as $150, Conda, $120, a of and odd Must have commercial ginning in 1951, j ed his fourth triumph in row are expecting a record enrollment lawn, garden jobs. 1 50-day jaril sentence against both At Chief of the Manpower Require-; over the Australian in the tourna- of more than 200 freshmen stu- drivers license. Pickup truck furnished. Woman must .vas ments Division of the National, dropped. ment at the Orange Lawn Tennis dents. >e experienced cook and for part time According to reports, the county housekeeper Production Authority. j Club. Bishop is accredited by the house work. House with ittorney the kidnapping j furnished, equipped electricity, dropped The ‘22-year-old Rhodes scholar Southern Association of Colleges against the two men after butane gas, and water. Rent free. Garden plot and •harges from Westfield, N. J., also boosted and Secondary Schools and the that this fact had not been NATIONALLY dating a CO. seeds furnished. Other benefits and bonuses with job. FAMOUS American hopes con- Texas Education Agency. It is FRIENDLY FINANCE substantiated. Lifetime week or month. siderably by his consecutive vic- member of the United Negro Col- security. Salary by Patronize Our Advertisers MEN'S ToFUon tories over , the re- lege Fund, Inc. Write or contact Bogard Craft, nowned , Ashley Liberal Arts BROKERS aatterti, with cross burning1 and Cooper and Fraser. Basically, Bishop is a college of JEWELRY speeches. o- liberal arts and sciences. Included RIGHT BEHIND WALGREEN’S Mound Planting All One Prite! At last week’s meeting for in- in the curriculum of the college is Company an stance, 18-foot cross, wrapped 127 S. Lamar St. Dial 3-3487 ROLLING FORK, MISS. n was Guest Instructor gas-soaked burlap bags ig- education at Fisk University, Nash- lited. The with ceremony began ville, Tenn.; received her Masters he hooded members parading a- At Miss. Voc. Col. Degree in elementary education •ound the cross at the instruction Mrs. F. Estella Smith, Jeanes from Xaviej University, New Or- >f the “exalted or local eyclops” Supervisor for Copiah County leans, La. Mrs. Smith is begin- The Store To Be Remembered eaders. Schools, was guest instructor at ning her eighth year as Super- A delivered the open- WANTED YOUNG MEN: “chaplain” Mississippi Vocational College, Itta visor of Copiah County Schools, For In Basket ng prayer and the round of Weekly Savings Your Food Bena Miss., summer sessions. Dur- Hazlehurst, Miss. speeches began. Speakers spoke' ing the first session Mrs. Smith Mrs. Smith has two daughters. character the Must be between the ages of 17 to 18'/*. be of food igainst many groups they op-! was an instructor in the following Miss Clara Deloris Smith, is a >ose and issued pleas for new mem- Staten of America. j subjects: Child Growth *nd Devel- sophomore at Kentucky State Col- and interested in the future of the United )ers. the emotion And wrhile | Science For and Rebecca Eliz- opment, Children, lege, Frankfort, Ky. m. to 0:30 m. one day >f the audience was being fired up, Normal working houra will be 7.30 p. p. SILVER SAVERS Guidance. The second section: abeth, who is eight years old, is nembership blanks were circulated once each Principles of Teaching in Second- in the fifth grade at Damasucs each week with pay, and fifteen days paid training hrough the crowd. ary Schools, Childhood Education, i Elementary School. of the The and Promotions are available depending upon the ability GROCERIES—FRESH MEATS cross-burning fiery Child Growth and Development. year. are said to be sure crowd- speeches a of Dil- are available where pay will Mrs. Smith, graduate man. Technical and general schools fetters. lard University, New Orleans, La., Funeral Come to FISH Patronize Our Advertisers work in be received while attending. CHICKEN did her graduate secondary Arrangements Corner Firiih A Hamilton St. City Wide Free Delivery ★ ★ ★ Visit The Ambulance Service Military District ALL STAR GOSPEL CONCERT ★ ★ ★ Mississippi Rocket Mien. 1956 Lounge Dial Old Jackson Air Base, Bldg. T-20, Jackson, Tuesday, September 25, u\\ 5-4707 Gi

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SIMULATED ENGRAVED DOTTY CAB Wedding Announcements And Invitations BEAUTIFUL AND ECONOMICAL DAY OR NIGHT i—.i—..I. All Types Tags, Sale, Repair, Furniture, Etc. 2-4494 PHONE 5-3050 GENERAL PRINTING CO RADIO EQUIPPED (This Space Reserved) Corner Farish and Griffith (Upstairs) tized and the sum of $76.00 was raised during the meeting. Rev. LAUREL HEWS EDWARDS NEWS P. J. Hopkins, pastor. SOCIETY Mrs. SLANTS Lizzie Johnson on the of William is MRS. SUSIE RUFFIN The funeral Mr. By sick list this week. Young was held at the Friendship The regular monthly meeting of Mr. J. C. former Jackson Canal motored to M. B. Church, Sunday. Mr. Young Thames, Street, Green- The Hinds the Laurel Chapter of the NAACP was once a resident of County Sunday School resident now living in Los Ange- ville, Mississippi, Thursday, to at- Edwards, will be held at the St. Paul Metho- Illinois and B. T. U. Congress had a very les, (California, spent last week in tend the funeral of her brother-in- but moved to after becom- dist Church on Sunday, September successful session at the Pilgrim's Jackson visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil- law, Mr. Charlie Harris who died ing ill. He was brought to Jackson 2. A recording of the speech Rest Baptist Church. There were lie Williams, Mr. John McNeil, and Saturday. tape where he died with his son. Rev. at the National NAACP many interesting topics discussed other relatives and friends. presented J. E. Irwin preached the sermon. Convention will be at the and some soul stirring sermons Mrs. presented Mr. Thomas left for Atlanta, Thelma C. Jones of Deer- and splendid ad* meeting and all officers, members, The Ratliff Rev. inspirational this week where he park Street, left the city Wednes- Chapel Church, dresses. Georgia, early friends and interested persons are Over $2,300.00 was raised. to visit her G. L. Loyd, pastor, closed its re- will be married to the charming day children, Mr. and The next will be held at cordially invited to attend this his- with two meeting Doris a member of Mrs. Fred Butler in Ga. vival last week candidates Miss Samuels, Atlanta, toric the County Line Baptist Church. meeting. which were baptized Sunday. The a prominent family of , Geor- Rev. E. D. Jackson, pastor, Bro. sum of over $60.00 was raised dur- gia. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Johnson and and A. G. Yates, president of the Con- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dace ing the meeting. Miss Samuels is a Registered children of Tuske^ee, Ala., left small niece Jacquelyn Williams gress. now' her Nurse, who is also making the city Wednesday after spend- have returned to their home here Mrs. Minnie Robinson and two Mr. and Cornelius Fortner home in Los Angeles. ing the past month in the city after a nice vacation in Mrs. spending of her children of New Orleans, Mr. Thames, who has been living visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. Dace’s and children of Buffalo, N. Y., Cleveland, Ohio, are home and for the ten on La., visiting relatives visited in the home of their in Los Angeles, past Walter Jackson Davis Street. mother. They also motored to De- parents, now one of the Mrs. Johnson is the former friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Savannah, years is leading Miss troit and Erie, to visit other rela- Real Estate Brokers of that city. Annie Robnison and is the nurs- tives. relatives and friends. The funeral of Mrs. Rob- Following their marriage, the ing: staff at Tuskegree. Nancy inson was held at the St. Mark’s couple w'ill honeymoon on a motor Mrs. Alberta Butler left last Mr. and Mrs. Huston McCullum Mrs. them to Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Church last Tuesday. week for to visit trip that will take Chicago, ! Georgre Thompson of returned to their Champaign, 111., Joilet, 111., Robinson had been ill for some Des Moines, Omaha, Denver, and and neice of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, her children, relatives and friends. home last Saturday, after a week’s time. Park. left the this week Yellowstone National city after spend- vacation here with Mrs. Huston’s to return to Los Ange- ! ing their vacation here with rela- They plan parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mr. William and Johnnie Irvin les during the first week in Sep- tives and friends. Mrs. Thompson Wright. While here they were returned to Chicago after visiting tember. is the former Miss Elizabeth j THINNING HAIR? also elaborately entertained in the their Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Campbell and the daughter of Mrs. parents, home of Mrs. Ina Graham. They Irvin. Mrs. Juanita Williams, little son ; Christell Tarvin of 2126 Ludlow were home — SCALP? accompanied by Mrs. FOR TALENT AND BEAUTY Moss H. Kendrix, Washington, D. public relations man, holds ITCHY and Kenneth Avenue. David, Jr., nephew Huston’s sister, Juanita Mecca No. of Thigpen. one of six which he presented to Clyde L. Ford, Illustrious Potentate, Temple 10, Mr. and Mrs. James Hurd IxCMlW* Wallace of Detroit. Mich., are leav- trophies j 22 at the National Guard in the 111., are home rel- 0 nr The Junior Matrons of the Morn- for Talent and Beauty Pageant to be held August Armory Chicago, visiting • ing the city Thursday, after spend- j the Jones teach- Shriners, IrMktof Among County At- atives and friends. Oft !ND» their Star M. B. Church on Kane nation’s All of the trophies were donated for the second year by The Coca-Cola Company, ing two weeks here visiting | ing ers home last week after capital. Y«g Cw returning Shown above: Rev. and Mrs. Eugene | Street, held its regular meeting lanta, Ga. Girls from over the nation will vie for the cups and $4000 in scholarships. parents, attending the summer school ses- Mi*, and Mrs. Charles Walton Th«»« St. Her 1956 at 5 o’clock and Otis N. Kendrix Wallace of W. Pascagoula Sunday, August 5, sion at Kendrix; Leon Calhoun, past Potentate, Mecca Tern pie No. 10; Ford, Thompson, Jr., C*f«litl*n». the Tougaloo Christian Col- are the parents of a baby Mrs. David Williams in the home of Mrs. Ethel Horton j proud husband, lege were the Mesdames: Enima associate. last week- of 223 E. Davis St. Mrs. Mable Kiri. spent a brief visit here Sampson, Rosa Jones, Ruth Smith, PROOF end with the family. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, president, presiding. De- j j Sylvia Seale, Ethel Hall, Ozzie St. Mark Baptist Church had its Williams, are teachets in the city votion was led by Mrs. Portia Lang, Retha Walker, Margie Wil- Sunday. Four were bap- IN James. Luke 14-23. Sub- Unrest In Rhodesia baptizing system of Detroit. Scripture liams, Willie Keyes, Kemper Mc- Seek End Of Racial “What Can We Do To Get PASCAGOULA I of white and East Indian ject Maude Brown and Miss Paul- Johannesburg, South Africa, boycotts Cree, veteran B. has returned Christ Into More Homes.” 13.—In an effort to arrive owned shops, the Northern Rho- The newspaperman made 7 DAYS Mrs. Anita Scott, Topic, ine Buckley. Aug. little his first bid for a office dur- be hanflicappoc m im home after studying during the “Teamwork—Help and Hindrances at ways and means to reduce racial desian area has had peace. | public Don't lit your*atf NEWS He and lomenc* *r b* **h*m*d of Y*ur paar at Western Univer- Of was taught Mrs. Mattie tension in Northern white Six strikes have been called by | ing the May 8 primary. showed • SYS- summer North It,” by Miss Eva Jefferson left last Sat- Rhodesia, look Inf hair any tonpar. Haro to in Ohio’s 24th brittle and* in Evanston, Illinois. Adams. Many interesting points and Negro leaders in this British- the Northern Rhodesian African j surprising strength TIM that may halp prevent sity urday for Houston, Texas, for a SUMMER SCHOOL that break o«. Permitting yew to r*o»?i were brought out and met last week Mineworkers Union since June 1. ; Congressional district by eliminat- *< lavaliar hair. Win enjoyed by two weeks after which she RETURNEESJ protected territory enjoy th* pi*aa«f* stay from man and woman Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker of all. President Nichols brought Mrs. A. J. Bostic spent 12 weeks to thrash out the problem. Negro rioting at Kitwe broke out i ing other Republicans seeking the aomallmanta you' will go to New where 1 Wanda who will admlr* and envy you* Orleans, La., in had no same office. many interesting points from the in summer school majoring Ele-1 In a state of almost constant last Saturday night, but hair in It* now found lov*lyba*utv. NI«« she has a accepted position. Political that 1$ A PPQMISI Of MAI HUP fM YOU. General Baptist Convention, which Education. Mrs. Bostic turmoil due to a series of Negro connection with the strikes. soothsayers predict •« awn mentary |*a thl* PkOOf for youraalf. v*yr have a difficult battle to she attended in Natchez, Miss. is doing Senior work in the Jack- strikes in the copper mines and -—Patronize Our Advertisers— he will mirror. In 1 day* or lata (1)Naw kovaliar Mrs. Lottie Martin, Maglon Kill- Heir Appaaranc* (3) Luatr* (3) (4) ANYTIME refreshments were served. son State Missis- wage before the November general Wftar Tasty College, Jackson, Mora Ivan (A) Mora 6 iar law*. ing’s and Elizabeth Crooks, return- the Smoother IS) Members present were: Mrs. Lu- sippi. i election because traditionally, Slamerou* Hair That Look* lavaliar, lonfar ed to their homes after enjoying *r Your Money Promptly lafundad; Or ville King, Miss Johnnie M. Plum- 24th district elects a Democratic Day Night a motor trip to Chicago, 111., Gary, mer, Mrs. Portia James, Laura Mr. B. Bertrand Jennings, Sr. has NEWS FROM Makes Bid congressman. Dial Ind., and other interesting north- GUARANTEED Smith, Mrs. Mae Francis Smith, been studying in the field of ad- It has also been predicted that Juat tend n*m* and addrai*. On dollvary ern points. can of IAK-0-TMSS farmula and Ut*»t ©otter'*. Mrs. Mattie Mrs. Eva Har- ministration which will merit a his chances will be good if he Adams, LIBERIA For Advice Saaktat, pay only S3 Plua Poatao*. Congress a number of Negro If after 7 day* you *r* net abaolutaly da- vey, Mrs. Mable Nichols and Mrs. Master’s in Jackson State sway great Degree Cant lack Writ* t* Sammie Lee Warren affection- — ■ His llfhtad iVbry 5-4118 Ethel Horton, Hostess. The next College. Monrovia, Liberia, Aug. 8.—Nel-; Cleveland, O., Aug. Charles Democrats into his camp. op- known to as “Pee MIDAl HAIR PRODUCTS INC. ately his friends editor for the is a white attorney who has 6010 PROMPT SERVICE meeting will be in the home of son Rockefeller, a member of the Loeb, managing ponent lay.Oaptk JS. N. Y. is now his home in Shaapahatd .Srooklyn Mae Wee”, making and Post and a made other bids for public offices. Mrs. Francis Smith of 1033 Miss Helena Joyce is home for famous John D. Rockefeller family j Cleveland Call I 2-18-56—TF I Erie Penn., with his maternal uncle the Atlanta Deerpark Street, Sunday, August a few days and will return to Dil- and himself one of the most prom- i former reported for DE LUXE CABS Samuel Hayes. to 19, 1956. Visitors are always wel- lard University, New Orleans, La., inent American millionaires and Daily World, is attempting a in Ohio’s come. to complete her senior course in public servants, visited Liberia last: establish precedent po- Mrs. Roy Cooper of Buffalo, New the first —Patronize Our Advertisers— nurse training. week. On his trip around Africa litical history by being York, is here at the bedside of her flying in his own private four-! Negro to ever be elected to the BACK-TO-SCHOOL mother, Mrs. Rachel who : Murray, SHUT-IN engined plane, Mr. Rockefeller had U. S. Congress. He is campaigning is ill at her Joe Wheeler Avenue Rosalie’s You Are Sure To Be Pleased Mrs. Hazel Parson is at home several members of his family on the Republican ticket. Beauty With The Pleasant home. Surroundings from Jackson County Hospital af- with him. Long interested in Af-! IN THE LATEST STYLES ter undergoing an operation a few rica and a specialist in helping! Firestone has a small hydro-electric School Jessie Sanders and Patrick Sand- countries such weeks ago. develop undeveloped i plant which serves the Firestone ers, motored to Greenville, Miss., Students Carefully Trained The Hill I as the South American countries plantation. Apparently its capac- AND COLORS. Top last week to visit relatives. They in Night And Day Classes Mrs. Rachel Wallace is yet con- which he set up development! ity is not enough to serve Mon- were home by their accompanied fined to her bed and has been for companies, Mr. Rockefeller is see-; rovia also. Easy Terms Club Mr. Tom Sanders. uncle, three weeks. ing the continent at first hand. Athletic As- EVERYTHING FOR 804 First North Street Visit Us Sometimes Frank E. Finder, agricultural The Amateur Sport Recent house in the home sociation of the Soviet Union has guests OUT-OF-TOWN adviser to the International Co- I Cal! 5-9279 of their mother were, Mrs. Irene sent an invitation to the Liberian Vicksburg, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Joyce left operation Administration, returned Lynch St. Subdivision No. 1 Bolton and Mrs. Andrew Jones of Council, to send a team to THE OLDER GIRL AND for 111. Au- last week from a month’s trip to; Sports “Phone On McLean Street Chicago, Monday night has to 4386” St. Louis, Mo. Gold Coast and Nigeria. The i Russia. Ethiopia agreed JOEL Owner gust 6, 1956 to attend the funeral ICA, LUNDY, an American send a team later this year. Li- of Mrs. Helena Joyce, the mother governmental agency,' Mrs. Mattie Lott, motored to sent Mr. Finder in to make an beria has not answered yet. LADY STUDENT of who in-! YOUNG Mr. Freddie Joyce, passed well Jackson, La., last weekend for a vestigation after the visit of Pre- Athletics are not developed Aug. 5, 1956 in Chicago, 111. Mrs. of visit with her son, Huey Williams. mier Obafemi Awolowo of Western in Liberia. Recently a group AT THE j has lived in Chicago 15 years j — Joyce earlier American athletes were sent here with her Nigeria this year. It is j daughter. U. S. State to Mrs. Ora D. Roberson of Jack- probably from Mr. Finder’s rec- by the Department 1 Ameri- rt^A (Ac son, Miss., spent the weekend here ommendation that 10 American give demonstrations. The VISITORS ag- in the home of her mother, Mrs. ricultural can athletes, both men and women Mr. and Mrs. James Whitehead,; experts, county agents Isavella Robinson, who is recupe- and extension people will be loaned and of both races, were popular. 638 Tucker Street, were thrilled i train- cactA rating from a short illness. to Western to work under Later however, Liberia began a Nigeria to have come home on a visit, athletes for the Olympic and Patronize Our Advertisers the agricultural department of that ing VOGUE.146 E. CAPITOL ST. brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. train the government. hired a Japanese to Nathan Whitehead of Fort Lauder- (Ac •sfa'i! -Hiinuassaaor mcnara ju Jones Liberian aspirants. r dale, Fla. 1 will double in brass now that he School is to be an alternate delegate to High Mrs. Annie Smith and Mary Jones the United Nations. Mr. Jones of Mobile, Ala. visited with Mr. will serve during the next six Students and Mrs. James Whitehead and the ACCEPT month session of the UN. His ad- relative from Cleveland, Ohio was vice of affairs in Africa will be Learn A Trade Mr. Warner Thomas. Sgt. and of great advantage to the U. S. in NO in from James Alexandria drove her DEAll’S trusteeship dealings it is felt New York N. to visit Be A Professional Hair Stylist City, Y., here. Mrs. Alexandria’s mother, grand- i IMITATION A small flood of counterfeit $20 CREDIT CLOTHIERS a host of aunts, uncles and; mother, notes has made its appearance cousins. Mrs. Alexandria (Nee — here. The Bank of Monrovia, now the entire ON CREDIT Poro Catherine Manchester) Clothing for family Recommended Jackson owned by the National City Bank j of , has been ad- I tjy Beauticians HAPPY-TO-VISIT vised that counterfeit Federal Re- School Of officers and members Beauty Rev. White, serve rotes of the 1950 series have 100 W. At Farish of Moss Mississip- Capitol t vei e! St. Paul, Point, been noticed. Banks and merchants ywher welcomed the visitors at the Culture And pi, in that country are now on the eleven o’clock service Sunday, Au- j alert. were Mrs.. gust 12, 1956, included Liberia has purchased from the Mrs. I. Inc. Ill West 128th New N. W. Jennings and sons, and United a POSNER. St.. York States power plant cost- MEN’S SLACKS Beauty Shop Bostic. •-10-S5 "T-F ing $180,000. The demand for 88 in Liberia is 240 Bell St. Phone 2-2115 electricity growing by leaps and bounds. There has Reg. $8.95 For been talk of damming the St. Paul Operators: Both UlCEPflLE MEWS River and putting in a hydro-elec- Or tric, but it would cost millions. On Minnie Lee Mr. E. B. Lawrence visited in Laurel, Miss., Sunday, in the home Credit their final at Catherine Langston, Prop. of his sister, Mrs. Tom Brown. personal appearance the Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church LADIES’ DRESSES before their leave for Chi- The Mt. Pleasant Harmonettes taking cago, 111. The program they pre- rendered a program of gospel sing- $7.98 sented was all. ing at Wesley Chapel Methodist enjoyed by Reg. Church, Vernal, Miss., Sunday, SWEETS HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cowan and i August 12. are the comfort of DOWN OUTFITS THE FAMILY SWEETIE DAVIS, Prop. family enjoying j $2.00 their beautiful new which < Colors The Bouchee Gospel Singers, for- home, moved into. 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JACKSON ADVOCATE WEEKLY from PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI (Continued Page One) AND Nevertheless, coinciding with the Make all checks payable to the Jackson Advocate; Address, 406% POEM Suez upset and following continu- North Parish Street. DOWN ing reports of anti-British propa- ganda beamed by Egyptians at the Pheae, Office .2-161r ! African masses, the report of such Phene, Society Editor .2-121' FARISH a conference is considerable fan- ning anti-Egyptian feeling among the British here. “In all things that are purely social we can be as separate as th< STREET The number of Africans, if any, flayers, bnt in all things that affect our mutual progress and develop By PERCY GREENE meeting in Cairo and the degree of ■Mat we can be together as the hand.”—Booker T. Washington. importance which might conse- FARISH STREET SATURDAY quently be attached to any such was Entered as Second Class Matter in the Post Office at Jackson NIGHT: One day I setting conference is difficult to assess. under the front at our home Miss., July II, 1946 under Act of Congress, March 13, 1879. gallery This is mainly because the pub- up on the corner of Old Mill and lished agenda specifically asked ad- Cohea Street which was shaded by and Publishe dresses to avoid publicity “to coun- PERCY GREENE.Editor and two big Chinaberry trees, teract unnecessary sensationalism FRANCES REED GREENE. Society Edib i therefore all the more attractive to and international clamours,” ad- the old folks, where I had built will follow after Subscription Rates: One Tear $3.50. Six Months $2.90 by mail ding, “Publicity 1907 my version of a railroad and a all the delegates have got to anywhere in the United States and to Service Men overseas. Foreign safely cotton oil mill with big and little Cairo. Notice of the has Six Months meeting One Year $9.99. $1.69. BRITISH GUIANA, HE ver- Xn ^ thread spools, a sort of tame been made deliberately short to sion for me of such things after avoid leakages which may SUBSCRIPTION RATES THE possible ENTERED THE MILITARY BAND AT a rather disastrous experience with lead to restriction of various All subscriptions due and payable in advance 1 par- a Cotton Oil Mill and a railroad ticipants colonial ONE YEAR |8.60 SIX MONTHS $2.00 by respective OF NINE! HE STUDIED IN when or rath- " AGE NEWYORl^ becoming impatient governments.” with INTERSTATE^UNITED NEWSPAPERS, Inc. er curious after experimenting REV. JOHN R. PERKINS The Kenya Weekly News ex- a fire and National Advertising Representatives PARIS AND SOME OF steam produced from cerpts cite the agenda as stating. VIENNA,CONOUCTED with Hill 2-5452 water I filled the tank up YOU HAD BETTER SEE CHRIST “We need to cement and mobilize 145 Fifth Art., New York City Murray the YOU HAVEN’T THE WORLOfe LEADING ORCHESTRAS —IN coal-oil (kerosene to you) with IF YOU NEED IT our people into a solid and militant resulting explosion that rocked the national force. We must not give Christ gave his life to free us all neighborhood, came near setting a chance to the imperialists to use BECAME CONDUCTOR-IN-CHIEF OF Who would believe on Him and not I94SHE the house scalded most of use to maintain the status quo. Avoid Extremes afire, in vain the “workers,” with somebody in All that is of imperative need is HIS FAMOUS To drive the law out of God’s house The the of have been THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC! the scramble that followed knock- unity so that when there will be moderates, people good will, And let the love of His Father over a box of assorted snakes national risings they must of neces- the dominant voice in Asheville up until now. ing remain. A STANDARD WORK. I had as- cover the entire colonial But it would be childish to assume that there are "TREATISE ON CLARINET PLAYINO'lS and strange bugs which sity which scattered all over Jesus was for l Africa.” no white extremists among us. It is unrealistic not to sembled, the example every- the a circumstance in the in- one Groups Invited see that aggressive pressure will strength to the ex- place, cident that scared my Mama more And He made heaven’s sc Stating the conference’s object tremists, weaken the moderates. way than did the explosion. What 1 plain as being to find “united action to The now from action is C&JTlA/IrVTAi, Ptr+TCS' in danger hasty, aggressive started off to say though was He drove the thieves out of His overthrow European imperialism real and should be reckoned Ne- detailed cooly by responsible while I was setting under the fronl Father’s house Africa,” the agenda Aug. There is real to the school onu iu»o. 1 for on the freedom gro leaders. danger public gallery my uranuuia And left the love of His Father tc speeches 4 for system, to the whole fabric of community peace. ma Hayes, of equal age and sag remain. struggle, Aug. political plan- and B for a cultural af- The moderates of both races must see and face this acity was setting' on the front gal ning, Aug. out Twelve ! You have driven the law fairs conference Aug. danger. If they don’t, all peace-making efforts may be Recall Elk History Cong. Diggs... Complete lery talking (folks always set ir terminating from One) on< Christ's love fulfilled 7. overrun in a flood of extremist reaction. (Continued Page them days). During that time rising ■ You have man’s law back ir and better looking put According to the agenda, rep- The moderate whites want for citi- thus total Driver Course At of my younger progress Negro 57th Confab Near of 6,000 votes; Diggs’ God’s house resentatives of the move- Aunties was what folki following a share of the of over all was 42 having zens, fairer good things life. Many opponents nearly With your business meetings ments are invited: Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. 13— called at that time “famil] white Southerners born and bred have worked hard for to 1. Now it is not a house. East Jackson which was the subject oi spiritual From Africa—Tanganyika Founding of the Independent, Be- Atty. Ward, with County-wide College troubles,” these ends, risked and suffered social penalties. They 1 African Union, National Study nevolent Protective Order of Elks the conversation going on betweer God left His Church in the hands support for the nomination in the Twelve persons completed th< want to go on working—but in a framework of the pos- as i Circle, Uganda African Congress, of the Worlt a Grandma and “Mrs. Emma,” of Christ (IBPOEW) by pull- 13th Congressional District has course in driver education at Jack African National Asso- sible. a in th« ! Zanzibar’s man in 1897 is recall- overheard during lull To drive out the law His porter vividly promised to make a “hot” cam- son State College Friday. Th< through Parti de This is not a answered once railroad and cot ciation, Madagascar’s only legalistic problem, ed Elk officials as the world’s now L of the Son’s advice by paign between and Novem- course sponsored by the Americai operation African. 1 Peuple and for all by the Supreme Court. This is a human prob- fraternal ton oil mill. What my Grandmt So the world be saved largest Negro organiza- ber. Automobile Association, the Mis may and Central Africa Emma! whats From South rooted in social hundreds of years old. nears its 57th annual conven- was saying was, His Father’s love without anj lem, patterns tion Congressman Diggs, meanwhile, sissippi State Department of Edu By National of new —African Congresses cannot be made to vanish tion. has indicated that his mar- wrong with their hyar genera price. They by legal pronounce- large cation and Jackson State College South Africa, the Rhodesias, and tion of women is they waits tc ment. Passions on both sides are involved. Passions The order which will convene gin of victory will not lead to was taught by Mr. and Mrs. Ran the bed tc You are filling God’s house with Nyasaland. can “overconfidence” on his in sometimes referret [ git their husbands in which, needlessly provoked, undo the hard gains of ; here Aug. 25-31, was founded by part ville T. Sawyer From West Africa-Nationalist about the wrong politics campaigning. to as Mr. and Mrs. Driver Educa start talking decades Arthur Riggs and B. F. Howard at Secretaries, treasurers and presi- and other political parties from the i Patronize Our Advertisers things and that’s howcomc have come in the old ways of life ! Cincinnati, Ohio. tion. dents Gold Coast, Nigeria, the Camer- Changes already tell of more “familj are hus you hyar Le- for the two races in the South, and more may come. Riggs, a pullman porter, manag- They reputedly the only There is not any place for God’s oons, Gambia, Togoland, Sierra troubles” now going on That’s whatever the the whites and ed to get a copy of the fraternal both groups met together in a band and wife team currently en love to abide one, Senegal, French West Africa, Yet, future, Negroes what I about when I heard whose conference ended in this course. Mr thought Also the of Asheville must somehow work out a ritual of the white Elks friendly which gaged teaching Do you call that common sense. Mozambique, Angola. together livable, a Farish Streeter, over his fisli grand lodge secretary resided in legal repraisals directed at the Sawyer handled the teaching ent [ Africa Bupreau of India plus the and mutually acceptable way of community life under and beer as I was, telling a friend A Justice court is not a circuit that city. He was discharged from Negro Elks. of the work while Mrs. Sawyer de Africa League of London. changing conditions of law, and of rights and duties. Man! you know I hate to go home, court to leave the Over the a bulwark voted her time to the testing phast The mentions his job and forced city years, major Jbout tc agenda planning It is a community problem involving vast differ- ! my Ole Lady (his wife) is And the Supreme Court is higher when it was discovered he had or- of strength in the Negro Elks has of the program. Mrs. Sawyei of a Pan-African Youth Confer- me death. If I to ences in and customs of the two t worry to try than all traditions, experiences into a fraternal been its women’s sometimes lectures, counsels witl ence in the future and also says ganized Negroes auxiliary organiz- I start to races. whilt stay at home everything Man's law that is in the House of i order using the identical ritual as ed into temples throughout the the would-be-driver teachers the Cairo conference is of supreme do is wrong ... I paid over $300 God And therefore, the problem has to be approached i that of the white Elks. country. Mr. Sawyer instructs would-be significance in light of the United it on its too in the behind-the-whee for a radio, if I turn Sooner or later it will fall. The by the leaders of both races with mutual recognition of the attacks on is I he women nave spearheaded drivers Nations session in September. Irony Riggs I for a living Mr. was pre- loud, paid big money is “Africa rise— and respect for feelings and and fears on both disclosed in an examination of the campaigns to raise money for techniques. Sawyer Jesus left no law in His Father’s final injunction hopes j room If I down on the sented a certificate as the mos1 set, lay is sides. inception of the white Elks 30 years youth scholarships, health and cul- house the long night passed.” j driver edu- things, its git-up-from-there don’t article name have under- outstanding trainer of out in the lead The Kenya Weekly News We have editorially suggested the organization here earlier under their original tural programs. They dat sofa He ran the thieves cation instructors in the Unitec you know you’ll ruin almost of when in all ! taken to renovate the John Brown He said are my Fath- is composed entirely of an interracial committee for a discussion of mutual of the Jolly Corks they if I to bed and touches you making States in 1956. Inci- Man, and go extracts with the brief com- a number of farm into a national shrine. February, house a den of thives quoted We believe there is a definite need of such likelihood had large she’s so er’s problems j the Jackson State College her if she don’t may-lack should underesti- In the Golden Jubilee Book of the dentally, And for His love you won’t take ; ment, “Nobody a which should aid this in Negro members. she’s she wakes up group materially community group had the use of the dual con- sleepy dead, mate the significance of Cario as The Jolly Corks was formed Daughter Elks 50th anniversary, Mrs. So- heed. avoiding extreme actions.—Asheville (N. C.) Citizen. i trol auto owned the Jacksor and starts talking about, focal of a movement actors and en- in the women set by the point among a group of ; published 1952, did have on a —Patronize Our Advertisers— Driving School which is owned anc and-So, show pretty If we won’t follow the precepts of aimed ultimately at unseating the tertainers who sought recreation, forth their determination to aid in Fri- -A- Mr. and Mrs. Ber dress at the club meeting last Christ colonial in to I operated by metropolitan powers among those in their bringing first-class citizenship 1 and friendship Farrier. day Yes, Sir, Grandma, He is the door keeper of Heaven Africa. The following facts should : the state: Negro community. They sure knowed what profession. those th< Mrs. Emma they we are told be as a warning of the there were are concem- Among: completing regarded Another During that period “Many organizations were about when they said We have to take the law out of which Negro Majority Inspires i course were Steve Morris, Jr. talking got existence of external powers actors : ed with life such as the many Negro professional community the reasons there’s so much fam- God’s house to mobilize forces work- Waynesboro; M. P. Pittman, Sand) are attempting and one of the earliest membership parent-teachers association, new Father’s love to One j Hook; John Griffith, Clarksdale; ily troubles dis hyar genera- And allow the of subversive nationalism inside the white on school Question lists of an account of ; ing problems; working women about the wrong Ramsey, Meridian; Goslin tion talk control. Africa.” the name of William for education of its citi- Leroy A news announcement that State Hos- Elks includes political when they go to bed. -o- Mississippi Ward, Beaumont; Louis Gaines anc thing God’s Negro minstrel. zens, voters leagues, foreign policy All who are willing to obey pital at Whitfield admitted 66 patients during three days Sheppard, Collins Gray, Belzoni; Lawrence It was not until 1890 that re- groups concerned with problems of MADE ME will of the far more than ever before admitted E. Woolfolk SOMETHING THAT week, during Sutton, Louise; Mary Will lift His son Jesus’ life strictions limiting membership in international relations and peace; LAFF: Here this I up Afro Americans.. a like adds the information that the Yazoo City; Charles E. Leonard past Sunday period, hospital’s order civil such as the Na- Jesus way is the way for us all from Page One) the benevolent, protective rights groups Elberl was standing in front of one of (Continued numbered of which were Greenwood; C. L. Hill and a eter- patient population 4,414 2,548 to white male tional Association for the Ad- the ole If we are expecting happy (white Elks) ‘any I Jackson. my favorite spots along included the Ad- colored and were whites. of Colored and Cobbs, nal life. sion Inspirational only 1,866 citizen of the United States vancement of People avenue when comes a wom- Patronize Our Advertisers along dress by Rev. Allen Johnson, Pas- That one which and rep- National Council of Women interesting report inspires question sound mind and body good Negro an dressed in a pair of them short no for race -o- Jesus has secret any tor, St. Stephen’s Methodist Church, is the fact that more whites than of found which are to lift supported by Negroes utation, over 21 years age” striving Negroes bloomer like breeches as she pass- He shed His blood to redeem us all and the citizen- Greenwood, Mississippi, now live in their into statutory require- from second to first class a fellow nearby on Him Mississippi. way ed by standing All who would believe Grand Lodge address by Rev. W. in the British... if The Does the fact that a ment of membership organi- ship.” and says, I wonder answer to His call. question: big majority Expell speaks up And H. Bass, Jr. of Little Rock, Ark. “These are all in need of sup- from Page One) to look in the of the patients in the Mississippi State Hospital are zation. (Continued she got sense enough officers of the or- The Rev. John R. Perkins, The principal a receipt of the ritual port, financial and moral. and see that them things aint By colored indicate that proportionately higher percentage Riggs, upon glass are, T. J. Huddleston, to of planation. 2611 Lilly Street ganization of than of whites need treatment for mental used by the white Elks, dispatched Daughter Elks belong many made for her. Negroes a offi- Yazoo City, Founder & Supreme of in these organizations and we believe Later Kenya government Jackson, Mississippi. diseases and or does it mean that it to the Register Copyrights I. E. Edwards, Mound senility, comparatively 1898 with cial refused to reveal why Dixor -o- Custodian., Washington, D. C., Sept. 28, in effectively cooperating I ALONG THE OLE AVE: That fel- Mrs. more of our colored people than of our whites persist has refused a working permit thal Bayou, Supreme President, where was filed under his pro- ; them.” | low that was greeting everybody it to con- Jamie F. Columbia, Su- in determined efforts to have elderly and “confused” as would have enabled him Stringer, prietorship and he was awarded Today, the IBPOEW stands with that wide smile along the Dr. E. N. Palmer work in a Nairobi Secretary. relatives sent to the hospital instead of family members use fratern- tine bakery. preme full rights and privileges in the most powerful Negro Ole Avenue last week was J. C. care of them at home? The official said that the taking of it. \ al organization in the world, and gov- Thames. He is a successful real That be more common our its 57th Grand ernment would not necessarily hav< Of Inst. mother, Mrs. Myrtle H. Palmer; practice may among During the early stages of the as it approaches estate broker out in Los Angeles, Hampton refused Dixon the on th< three Viola Myrtle, Ann Negroes than among our whites but one thing is cer- Elks members Lodge sessions this year, the lead- permit California. children, Negro organization one — of his and Susan Dorothy; the have no on it. From the on charges ers can well reflect upon a heritage grounds marriage plans Marie, tain; Negroes monopoly were arrested and jailed Succumbs In D. C. however he declined to explair 1 A brother and one sister. Clarion Ledger. of illegally disj laying the emblem of struggle willed to them by the WEEKLY QUOTATION: further. elec- 13—Dr. Ed- —Patronize Our Advertisers— —Patronize Our Advertisers of the BPOE. founders of the order. politician thinks of the next Hampton, Va., ug. from Our Advertisers —Patronize Our Advertisers— the next ward N. of soci- In 1918, national leaders Patronize tion; a statesman, of gen- Palmer, professor eration.—James Freeman Clarke. ology at Hampton Institute, died three years, he was foreclosed, bul -o- last week at Freedmen’s Hospital the owner permitted him to staj Worthwhile Farmer... in Washington, D. C. He was 39 Negro on as a tenant. (Continued from Page One) years old. Three years later, Mr. Bettii Refuses Dr. Palmer, .an authority on race Those who received certificates tried buying: the 48 acres again Sheriff Reading... was born in Wilberforce, of merit are: Ike Austin of Thom- He paid $75 down and paid out th< problems, Ohio, and received a Bachelor of for whole aston; Philip Furness, Coy; J. W. remaining $405 in four years. Tei your fomily Action Arts in sociology from Tal- in the world-famous Greenwood, Clayton; Sam Neely, years ago, he went to his Soil Con Against degree pages in 1936. He was Science Centreville; Nick Fitchard, Hunts- servation District and asked then ledega College of The Christian from the University of ville; L. G. Orr, Danville; Tillman to help him keep his farm fron Killer Of Negro graduated Monitor. Enjoy Erwin D. in 1937 with a Master of Isaac away. Service technician! Michigan Canhom’s newest Hardy, Jr., Titus; Long, eroding — A stories, Wilson, N. C., Aug. 13 Arts and was awarded the Aliceville; Charley McGuire, Troy; made a land capability map of hi degree penetrating national and in- Stantonsburg Constable who sho1 of Doctor of Philosophy in and Ben L. Reynolds, Childersburg. farm and showed him how to buli< degree ternational news coverage, terraces. to death a 17-year-old Negro bos 1945 from the same university. The awards climaxed a how-to-do features, home- program is going to be let off without any The eminent was a Today, he has eight acres of cot sociologist issue day of discussion and farm tours against him. Delta Na- making ideas. Every ton growing on land that has beei charges pressed member of Alpha Kappa conducted by Dr. R. D. Morrison, Sheriff J. W. said tc So- brings you helpful easy-to- parrallel terraced, and 34 acres o Thompson tional Honorary Sociological director of the department of ag- “no action” would read articles. improved pastures where 21 hea< last week that ciety; Phi Delta Kappa, Honorary riculture of the college. The tours can this interna- of Hereford cattle and 2' be taken against Constable Wiley Educational Fraternity; and Alpha You get included the livestock area where grade man who killed He was a tional from grade and purebred Hampshire an< Webb, the young Phi Alpha Fraternity. daily newspaper the farmers saw purebred beef and wounded Poland China are Clinton Yelverton Jr., and Julius Rosen wald Fellow from Boston by mail, without dairy cattle, swine, and sheep, and hogs grazing His cotton has risen from i two other Negro persons. 1940-42 and a Research Fellow at extra charge. Use the cou- of the field ex- yield orchard, sorghum a mob ol half to a bale to the acre to i According to Webb, Fisk University in 1937-43. pon below to stort your perimental corn plots, and the bale and a half. some 500 Negroes descended upor Palmer contributed articles to farm machinery shed. subscription. “I am shooting for two bale him, wielding knives as he attempt- the American Journal of Sociology, the discussion During period, per acre next year,** he said, “am ed to arrest a woman identified ai the American Sociological Review, The Christian Science Monitor the conservation winners explained my land will produce it if the ol< Mrs. Lucille Strickland in a cafe Sociology and Social Research, the One, Norway Street to the how had buill Boston U. S. A. group they boll weevils aren’t too bad.** near Stantonsburg last Saturday Yearbook of American Labor and 15, Moss., terraces and carried out othei the Monitor to me ————o- night* the Journal of Negro History. Please send on their for checked. practices farms, and how This, said Webb, “set off a riot Dr. Palmer has taught at Fisk period this work had their 1 year $16 6 months $$ improved crop resulting in my killing Yelverton University, Howard University, □ □ Wm. Faulkner... ) months $4 Q production. and wounding the woman and an- and North Carolina Agricultural (Continued from Page One) Mr. Bettis, the first prise win- other Negro.” and Technical College before com- ner, owns a 48-acre hilly farm adapt to time and place and cir Sheriff Thompson said his inves- ing to Hampton Institute. He was When cu at William- he first attempted to buy the instance.” tigation disclosed that Webb’s ac- an exchange professor 22 years after 17 Mr. en- State Teachers in place ago yean Faulkner said if he were i tions were fully in the act of antic College (address) ef tenant lecturer farming, he said hii Negro “I would be a member o: forcing the law.” 1953 and was a Visiting told him neighbors he would starve NAACP, since else in oui the at several instiutions. nothing No Negro witnesses to fray Kityl tsenel to death on the And HERE: The Maeeo Wood Singers, who will both be seen and heard here when they appeal are his widow, the poor land. United States culture has yet hel< COMING were called in. Surviving ho very did. on 25th in an all star Viola B. his nearly After out to my race that much of hope.1 I in person at the Masonic Temple September Gospel Concert. Patronize Our Advertisers former Miss Goin; I poll at best, provide* only frag-! Civil mentary evidence. But it may Warned Say Rights.. provide a clue to what the Negro Nigerians from (Continued Pair* One) it thinking. The heavy majority! Mr. Rowan said, “who are In a voted Democratic and had for On Colonialism little better income bracket than years. K. a economic Lagos, Nigeria, Aug. 8—Dr. eome. Go to lower Franklin D. Roosevelt, who had! and who 0. Mbadiwe, Federal Minister of bracket you find people made Democrat* out of most of, don't know the issues—and don’t Communications in them, win described with superla- Nigeria, said vote. are Herr, though, people tive* a* “one of the greatest Pres- Wednesday that, Lomax-Boyd, who are articulate when it fairly idents we ever had. He was the British Colonial Secretary in Lon- comes to and they repre- j don had used a to re- politics most liberal, the one who did the big stick sent the voters.” Negro most for the people, for the mind Nigerians that they were others interviewed were minor-1 Among ity groups.” still a colonial people. owners of three barbers shops, a “Roosevelt? That's the man for beauty shop proprietor, a janitor, j He was refrred to Lennox-Boyd’s me. If he was alive today, he’d; announcement on a bartender on the Chicago & July 24 of a com- have vote.” Northwestern Railway, 10 house- my mission of injury to investigate wives, two skyhops (one with “Best man we ever had; 100 per j charges that had been made about Braniff Airways, another with cent for the people. A man of the conduct of the African Conti- the nental Bank. Dr. Northwest Airlines), a real estate means, but he helped people.” Azikiwe, Premier And one woman, a em- of Eastern founded the man, a cab driver, and the. head postal Nigeria, “In time the Bank and a be- houseman at an athletic club. The ployee, said: my only dispute has arisen President, the greatest President.” tween him and the British Govern- But when I talked with these ment. people who remnin wedded to the NEWEST EXPANSION Dr. Mbadiwe said that without Democratic Party and Roosevelt the Federal Government policies it appeared that it is what consulting WATCH BANDS Mr. had transferred they feel Roosevelt did for them Lennox-Boyd to it and had acted in lasting economically that is paramount in responsibility on the Government’s behalf with- their thought. Roosevelt and the STAINLESS out its consent. The main dis- Democrats fed them, raised them is over of author- out of poverty'—they believe—and pute usurpation of the Eastern that’s what is so important to the ity Region. Negro voters. —Patronize Our Advertisers—■ V-ont lie* f rnm cfortr. e inf?,” one man said. “You know " TrS BEEN YEARS Us* how had it was during the depres- SURE 1 REMEMBER YOU/ Dr. Guild'* a little sion? I was just fellow, ... ear X NEVER FOR&ET A PRESS/ of Gruufi living in Mississippi. My folks CaAT/AWrT+t. 1&+TC/£*-s Relief, raised chickens. Once I carried j Mountain 2V& sneezing ) Compound two chickens, weighing pounds, due to_ for seven miles to market. _ each, “I don't care much for Joe. Half about literature.” And what did I get? Twenty-five SOIL CONSERVATION CHAMPIONS of Alabama for 1956 were awarded cash prizes and cer- the time he wants to make love “I don't blame you. I don't like cents apiece.” tificates of merit last week at Alabama A. & M. Huntsville, by the and the Alabama feverf College, college and the other half he wants to talk either.” hay Of books, Civil rights? course, they Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors. Left to right in awards picture at top are: Dr. R. are interested, interested, vitally I). Morrison, director of agriculture at A. & M.; Isaac Long, Aliceville; L. G. Orr, Danville; Sam High, in this issue. former state senator, Ashville, making the presentations; Eugene Bettis, Gosport, State champion who Hut one woman expressed the: was awarded $75; Elishia Dukes, Evergreen, second place winner, $25; Nick Fitchard, Huntsville; Char- sentiment of many when she said:j ley McGuire, Troy; and Dr. J. F. Drake, of A. & M. Bottom, left, Mr. Bettis, the champion, is “We’re working people. And we; president some one one of the terraces in his cotton think Mr. Eisenhower is doing a showing Soil Conservation officials how field drains the rain fine job. But what did the Re- water off into a two-acre kudzu pasture. This reduces erosion to a minimum. By following such practices, Feed publican Party ever do for the Mr. Bettis has tripled his yield. Left to right: Mr. Bettis; W. H. Tucker, SCS area supervisor; Williams your baby working people. ‘Ike’ is a good! J. Berry, SCS work unit conservationist; and H. C. Appleton, SCS management agronomist, Dadeville. Bot- man, but he is a Republican. We' tom right, second place winner, Elishia Dukes, right and his work unit conservationist, George W. Huey, civil have don’t feel rights im-| are discussing the Bahia grass which is growing in a waterway on his farm to prevent erosion.—USDA proved much in either party. So Photo. we’ll vote for our pocketbook.” CARNATION Another said: “The Negro will Said a barber who also is a that be having trouble being a second-, one, bishop their activities woult pastor: “I've been this lead to excommunication. class citizen for years—way after watching I think are carefully. Eisenhower Postpone... Text of the in you and I gone. Neither party letter, part, fol Trebotich should remain in office for another (Continued from Page One) America’s George does much, so I’ll stay Democratic.” lows: term to finish his There were those who said they program.” church and from pro-segregation “1. Our — jeweler — j declaration against racia for Said the man in the barber’s like the White Citizens would vote Eisenhower though gi'oups segregation as outlined in the pas a Democrat: “I 117 W. Capitol St. Jackson, Miss. they were very much in the minor-, chair, lifelong Council and Southern Gentlemen. toral letter published in thi would vote for ‘Ike’ this but ity: time, It may be recalled that during churches of the Archdiocese on Feb milk! I didn’t last time.” a baby" white citizens here last "healthy rally j 11, 1956, still holds true as a guid< Debate On Convention May, speakers attacked the noted of Catholic conduct. That state for his And there was the beautician:! prelate pro-integration ment has the support of outstand stand and members of the audi- McCLINTON S OLD FASHIONED “I just got back from a national j J ing Catholic thelogians, teacher Negro beauticians convention in ence stood up to boo mention of and of the Sovereign Pontiff ii his name. Detroit,’ she said. “We put on a many official pronouncements an< A Catholic was formed debate, Republican vs. Democrats, lay group allocutions. with defense of as its and I argued for the Republicans. segregation “Even as recently as May 5 chief aim after this meet- “There were 15,000 people in the | shortly 1956, our present Holy Father audience, mostly Negro, and there ing. However, the group disband- i Pope Pius XII, happily reigning ii ed after warned the arch-1 was much more applause for our | being by answer to the question: “Who i; side than the other. I think from my neighbor?” declared: “Th; that, that more Negroes are going scribed himself as a lifelong Re-! neighbor is every man, the Negr< to vote Republican than last time.” 1 publican. “We didn’t even like1 of Central Africa, the Indian in th< A woman getting her hair fixed ! Roosevelt,” he said. “We don’t feel forests of the Amazon, awaitinj FIRST QUALITY MEN'S in this same shop could not agree. parties should help people. People spiritual goods more than mater “I like Stevenson,” she said, “be- should help themselves.” This ial ones.” As Catholics we canno cause he is extremely able, very same man said he couldn’t support choose our beliefs according to in WORK PANTS fair. I have a wholesome respect a Democratic Party that was “a dividual taste but must accept wha for him. fascist party in the South.” the Church teaches in virtue o: MEDIUM WEIGHT ARMY TWILL • “I always vote Democratic, Few of those interviewed de- her apostolic authority under th< @ HEAVY DUTY POCKETS started with Roosevelt. When scribed themselves as Harriman mandate of Christ to all th< as and mak« — I mourned Most of them were! Apostles: • COMFORTABLE Roosevelt died, just supporters. “Go, therefore, a member of the had to back Adlai E. Stevenson, i disciples of all nations, LONG WEARING though family going baptizing left. I felt he was like a member Asked about Mr. Stevenson’s posi- them in the name of the Father 1 C SANFORIZED of the family. It was like the tion on civil rights, they could not and of the Son, and of the Holj WAIST BAND bottom fell out of everything. I be specific, though they all thought j Spirit, teaching them to observ< • GRAY ONLY think Mr. Eisenhower is a wonder- he was “for” the Negro. None! all that I have commanded you

— and am — SIZES ful man, but I’ll vote for Steven- had read Mr. Stevenson’s latest; behold, I with you all days Waist 29 to 42 son.” utterance on the Supreme Court even unto the consummation of th« Lengths 30 to 34 One of the three barbers de- decision on school segregation. world.” (Matt. XXVIII, 19-20.) f uuiicuiues suu rtf- main and we are not now preparec BOY'S TRIPLE STITCHED to introduce integration generally; therefore, we deem it necessary tc postpone integration in schools in INSECT-O-LITE which it has not been effected yet at least until September, 1957. In BLUE *% the meantime we hope to overcome SCIENTIFIC INSECT CONTROL difficulties and make necessary preparations. 19 “3. 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Clubs, was interviewed by representatives State J. Barnes, Laurel, Miss., of the Manchester Guardian, the of the Federated Clubs president Daily Mail, the Observer and the and for Colored Women Mrs. J. Times. former State Presi- E. Johnson, Dr. Clement also spoke on the dent, Prentiss, Mississippi. same subject on the Home Program The President, Mrs. Rachel God- of the British Broadcasting Cor- of the Eureka bolt and members poration which has a nation-wide are all Federated Art Club inviting coverage. Club members to join them in their He and Mrs. Clement were guests annual meeting. at numerous social functions given -o- by members of the government Ork On and private parties. Gillespie of the States outside of the South S. American Tour do maintain integrated 4-H clubs. New York, N. Y.t Aug. 13—Dizzy Gillespie and his orchestra have TROPICAL FREEZE taken off port on a five week tour of S. made with a co- (Makes about 2 quarts) America, operation of the American Nation- 1 % cup* jlarge can) unauurea 72 *»ur 5wyu' al Theater and the Academy’s In- 1 can frozen CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK (6 ounces) ternational Exchange program. concentrate V4 cup lemon juice orange juice The jazz musicians, who return ed recently from an ANTA-spon- Chill Carnation in refrigerator sugar and softened orange juice concentrate into Car- sored three month tour of Europe tray until soft ice crystals form whipped Place in the Near East and India, this around edges of tray. Whip un- nation. refrigerator Freeze until firm (about time will in Argen til stiff (about 2 minutes). Add trays. play Educador, into sherbet Brazil and other I^at- lemon juice. Whip very stiff 3 hours). Spoon tine, Urguay, (about 2 minutes longer). Fold dishes to serve. in-American Republics. On his tour of the Near East Dizzy and his jazz masters scorec numerous triumphs, revealing ii T rebotich succes: George President H, P. Wilburn Of Campbell popularity the sensational of Louis Armstrong’s treks abroad JEWELER Patronize Our Advertisers Attends A. M. E. Executive 117 West Capitol Street College -o- Board At Allen University 4-H OFFERS Meeting i Group... from President H. P. Wilburn was know that the institution has re (Continued Page One) called to Allen University, Colum- ceived one-fourth of its $75,000.0< half million boys and girls are con 1956-5' bia, S. C., to attend the executive appropriation to begin the trolled by state authorities althoug) in the country, the $1,000,000 classroom building board meeting of the A. M. E. school year. NEW CLASSROOM BUILDING AT FAM-U—One of the most modern college buildings 40 of their leadership ex struc- percent and the President’s Council President H. P. Wilburn an for when the school year begins in September. The stunning Church on the campus of Florida A and M University, will be ready occupancy penses are met by Federal grants of which convened Aug. swered every call by the Genera ‘ rooms with a minimum seating capacity of 52 two tha Colleges ture contains 34 classrooms with a seating capacity of 1,086, three seminar-conference The Federal official stated the Church which ha 8. He will return to the city Fri- Board of a of 701. The total seating capacity of the building should t< lecture halls with a seating of 216, and an auditorium with seating capacity if the government try a for' \ capacity day afternoon. already proven to be step of an< and M staff Horace Jones, Jr.) force integration meetings ward for the educational institu | is 2,055. (A photo by __ The president left well pleased other activities of this group, th to to tions of the A. M. E. Church in that he will be able report Southern states w’ould refuse t< this that the Therefore, a prosperous and en ing the struggle over possession of body Eighth Episcopal take part. District has its full thusiastic school year is anticipat the revolver, after which Tullos Brubeck » Low Cost Service given cooper- Well Known... Courts... Satchmo, This, argued Aiton, would den} ^ when th was out. English ation to the church pro- ed' for Campbell College knocked general (Continued from Pape One) rural Negro youngsters the advant Factory Parts o (Continued from Pape One) gram which was recently enacted i doors are open for registration f; to aftei 1 According reports, Set A Precedent age they now’ get. The Departmen Guaranteed at the Miami Confer- freshmen September 5, 1956. back home to Jamaica to answer Workmanship Quadrennial ; hind the car occupied by the young knocking her companion out Bul- doesn’t want to do that -o- certainly Service ence. of embezzlement. — Prompt couple parked on Boling Street in lock went back to the car and charges alleged New York, N. Y., Aug. 13 he said. The Eighth Episcopal District in the face of the north Jackson and started shooting began striking the girl By circumstances case, Twenty one thousand persons jam- It was stated, howrever, that mos under the leadership of Bishop R. to force Youths... into the car. Although shot thru with his pistol, attempting Lord Goddard said: “It is unjust med Lewisohn Stadium recently "5 R. President H. P. Negro Wrright, Jr., her him. Tullos Louis and his (Continued from Page One) the neck young Tullos got out of to kiss Meanwhile, to send this woman back to Ja- to hear Armstrong Wilburn, Presiding Elders, Pastors and the and Dave Brubeck and i the car and grappled with Bullock regained consciousness maica to face trial for something All Stars more both of 1423 Pleasant Avenue 1 and Laymen raised than $26,- 24. was re- in first who shot himself in the hand dur- struggle between the two which is said to have happened his quartet the all-jazz The Solomon 000,00 for the- new budget. It is The two are charged with assault 38 Churches Invite King newed, while the two struggled the | around September 1948.” event in the Stadium Concerts’ to those interested in ing the young girl around om heartening was able to escape. Ja- year history. 1 off the 700 block of young girl Mrs. Campbell did not leave a Campbell College to o’clock Monday morning on th< railroad track progressive to the reports during until December After of Arm- North Mill Street. According maica for England the appearance ( losl 1 the second Bullock no case Stadium Healer to the the struggle 1951, when up to then, strong and Brubeck, the Of Modern Times Christian t According police fled iti his gun in the weeds, then i was her. Orchestra with, young girl was savagely beaten brought against Symphony joined his car. in 1 before being assaulted and re- Armstrong and his colleagues in search of the Tul- a local hos- i Going girl Alfredo Antonini’s arrangement of i quired treatment at | to the brain and spinal cord. los, after finding her drove to the W. C. St. Louis Blues un-i And Jewish pital. Bullock who is well known and Handy’s Prophet incident tc to both men city and reported the der the direction of Leonard Bern- According police highly regarded among Negro l in the attack the police. while the 82-year-old com-! admitted their part leaders of the city is a long-time stein, arrest. According to reports, following j of the world famous song following their of the local Veterans hos- poser j Write To Bullock was returned tc j employee are being held without his arrest sat, blinded and crippled, in a! Name They ! pital where he is President of the bond the action of the the scene where he admitted the wheel chair in the audience. awaiting ! Organization, he was one at Jeweler’s attack and out the locatior Employee Hinds County Grand Jury. pointed the Veterans With Armstrong were Trummy of- ; of the organizers of where he lost his pistol, which Edmond Hall DAVID SHOFFER Citizenship Club, several fraternal Young on trombone, RABBI ficers found, the pistol showing on organizations and a member of the on clarinet, Billy Kyle piano that it had been shot seven times j drums. MICH. Do You Need j Farish Street Baptist Church. and Barrett Deems on 12041 BELLETENE DETROIT, Money Tullos was in a local hos- Vel-j placed ma Middleton sang with the group. ) He is a veteran of the second Loans For where his condition is reportee | BOUOVA We Arrange People pital Patronize Our Advertisers World War. Off Of Good Character. Bring Us as serious suffering from injurj watch you’ll Your Problems, Our Service Is The At Your Disposal with P"*■ PARISH STREET or give Harry Loflin Broker

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Two big, junior linemen, Roman Both of these gridders are 21 Bates of Memphis, Tennessee, and Saxton- Notre Dame Out years of age but Peterson holds Philip Peterson of New Orleans, Johnny the advantage in weight and height. Louisiana, will lead the Southern He scales 210 pounds and stands Basilio Of Bowl University Jaguar Cats on the field Carmen Sugar 6’2” high. Bates is 5’ 11", which is Notre 13—Th< this fall when the local eleven de- Dame, Ind., Aug. not exceedingly tall for a wingman, of Notre Dame formalh fend its Southwestern Conference Set University but he is an excellent pass receiver Title withdrew from grid title. Fight last week the Sugai and his defense work is commend- Bowl basketball tournament sche Bates, a quiet, sensational lad, able. He weighs 185 pounds. For 12th duled in New Orleans, Dec. 28-29. enjoyed a good season during his Sept. -o- The announcement was made bj armNo-ow freshman year, but was slowed New N. 13.—The YOJPt York, Y.f Aug. the Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C. S. C. somewhat last fall because of an Patronize Our Advertisers date for the Saxton-Carmen toukopcicm&. Johnny executive vice president, following what fi&ouTfS Basilio welterweight title fight was the sending of a letter to Pau the HEwr^jr^ set for in the Thursday, Sept. 12, Deblanc, president of the Nev Memorial Auditor- Syracuse War Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Asso ium. ciation. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR Promoter Norman Rothschild an- —Patronize Our Advertisers— nounced the date of the return -o- bout and said it would be televised nationally except for a local black- Nine Busy Weeks THAHKS AMD APPRECIATIOH Ahead For Tiger Grid FOR BUSINESS RECEIVED Squad Rev. R. M. Stevens, Nine busy week-ends and one Stewardship; Introduction to the Bible; Dr. G. “Blue Monday” seems to sum up Star Police Jesse Owens... Others the football outlook at Jackson Negroes Break-Up.. H. J. Thibodeaux, Winning (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Pape One) State College this fall. The Tigers to Christ; Mrs. J. A. Thornton, AND TO ASSURE OUR under Coach John A. Merritt and In Shrine Tilt uniformed police said the crowd The clinic also embraces a pro- Missionary Education; Rev. R. A. his staff begin practice September Negroes played starring roles in assembled on the basis of a ground- gram for adults and the clergy, Scott, Improving the Sunday Rev. J. A. Im- 1 and have exactly two weeks to the North’s first win in five tries less rumor that a Negro family A. M. E. Church, School; Thornton, over the O. B. eret ready for an engagement with the South All-Stars in the planned to move into a white neigh- this year, as well as the education- proving League; Mrs. CONTINUED COOPERATION i troublesome Tougaloo-Southern fifth annual Shrine High gridiron borhood on the southwest side. al and inspirational leadership Collins, Church Music; Miss Vera Christian eleven on the latter’s classic at Memorial Coliseum last The demonstrators were dis- which have been characteristic of Powe, The Church and Family home field. The Bulldogs under week. The North helped Norman persed by a detail of 60 policemen. the youth Christian fellowship in Life; Rev. C. N. Austin, The New Bass A1 Old Coach Eddie Braxton have showr (Vallejo), Shelson (Poly Before things quieted down, three previous years. Testament; Rev. J. J. Morant, tremendous improvement and could High SF), Floyd Wood (El Certito) windows in the home of Santo J. This, first for the administration Testament; Rev. M. E. Johnson, WITH THE • • • be ready as the wily mentor goes and Ola Murchison (Placer) beat Loverde, white, at 2900 W. 38th- of Bishop and Mrs. R. R. Wright, Enlisting and developing Workers; the South 21-6 before a record into his fourth season there. Then St., were smashed by stones, and Jr. will be outstanding in the pres- Rev. J. P. Powe, Life of Jesus; on successive Saturdays the Tig- crowd. the automobile of a policeman who entation of extraordinary features Miss Sadie Barrow, Leader of Bass and Woods in a ers take on Coach Billy Nix’s Prai- figured lives in the neighborhood was dam- | of which Jesse Owens, director of Problem Treatment Sessions; Miss rie View’ College Panthers who still record touchdown pass play which aged. the Youth Commission for the state Isabel Carter, Youth Fellowship; covered 70 Bass have memories of the 1953 national yards. completed Ryan said the disturbance ap- of Illinois, will be its guest rec- Rev. W. D. King, Director of Boy eleven and two other passes besides the record was off a championship Missis- parently touched by ; reational specialist. Scouts; President H. P. Wilburn, Vocational whose rise toss to Woods. Now there are two visit to Loverde of Local Ar- sippi College friendly paid by I The administration of the Eighth General Chairman in Bass records on the books. Dick to prominence football circles is seven members of a Negro family Episcopal District has invited the rangements. Rev. T. W. Ghines, CEMENT FINISHERS Norman’s older who was on unparalleled. Bass, brother, he had met while he mili- following outstanding individuals General Director, Mr. John M. Miles of was the highest scoring prep back in in College Birmingham, tary duty Seattle, Wash., as guest consultants and partici- Bates, Recreation. Alabama, will be the October 6 in the land in ’54. 1946. pants: Bishop R. R. Wright, Jr., presi- The Patronize Our Advertisers Loverde said the visitor's, en home-coming opposition. Mrs. Alma A. Polk, Connectional dent H. P. Wilburn of the host col- Christian Methodist institution, un- -o- route from Seattle to West Vir- Supervisor of Y.P.D. lege extend to the public a cordial OF JACKSON AND der Coach “Mule” Knox, had a ginia, were Mrs. Viola Barnes, her Mrs. Julma B. Crawford, Super- welcome to share in this fellowship perfect season during 1954 and five stepchildren, and her son-in- Anderson... visor of Y.P.D., Fourth District. and enjoy the educational benefits this year’s sophomore studded Billy law. • (Continued from Page One) Rev. Andrew White, Editor of of this informative spiritual me- After the demonstration begun, throughout the city on narcotic Religious Literature. diation and study. Loverde, a city employe, took his out violators. He had been convicted The instructional staff of the THE ENTIRE STATE to the Illinois Central Rail- The is to guests fight expected gross previously on a narcotic charge in clinic will be as follows: road station, escorted by a squad $150,000'in gate receipts with tick and because of this the Rev. G. N. Collins, Director, Kentucky of police. ets top-priced at $30. Saxton, th< w'as Education & Christian Clean i five-year sentence mandatory. The automobile be- Leadership 40 cent of damaged T rebotich champion, gets per th< Sentence was U. S. George imposed by ! longed to policeman Ronald Rail- take and Basilio, 20 per cent. Thurmand allowed Judge Clarke, a son-in-law of Mrs. JEWELER Saxton the world son, Loverde, Comfortable regained wTel to remain free on An- | $5,000 bail, who was on duty at the Democratic terweight champion with a unani ji Nation’s 117 West Capitol Street derson plans to appeal the case. convention hall, the International Negroes. mous decision over Basilia Marcl (Continued from Page One) Patronize Our Advertisers Amphitheatre, when the trouble Rooms 9 in Chicago. torically most Negroes see them- began. squad may start rolling again. The selves with having had more money BOARD IF DESIRED Tigers next take on traditional in their pocketbooks during the REASONABLE RATES I CONCRETE rival Alcorn A & M College in the recent Democratic administrations jacksow^ rrrnr Refreshments Of All Kinds 123 S. WEST STREET PHONE 3-1677 JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI “Blue affair during the than at other in the ; Monday” Basie any period Phone 5-3360 — Heading COME OUT ANYTIME — Mississippi State Fair (Negro Di- nation’s history. i vision). The ambitious Tigers then Negro Democratic leaders are ; invade New Orleans for the first Jazz Festival playing some important roles dur- S & S GROCERY AND CAFE | of two hectic week-ends in the New York, N. Y., Aug. 13—The ing the convention, with the most Bayou State. First Annual New York Jazz Festi- notable role being played by Con- They play Xavier University in val will be held here at Randall’s gressman William L. Dawson, the Open Sundays and the from the Crescent City following Island Stadium on Aug. 24 and 25. veteran Negro congressman The friendliest drink visit Coach Eddie Robin- Vice-Chairman TAKE HIGHWAY 49 NORTH TO CITY LIMITS week-end The most glittering array of jazz Chicago, who is the son’s national championship eleven talent ever assembled for one func- of the Democratic National Com- TURN RIGHT ONE BLOCK TO SUNSET DRIVE at Grambling College. Then, just tion already includes Count Basie mittee and a member of the all-im- JOHN SIMPSON. Mgr. to prove that there is no rest for and his orchestra, Dave Brubeck, portant r 1 a t f o r m Committee the weary, they play Coach A. L. Erroll Garner, Gene Krupa, the charged with writing the platform with Dirley’s Texas-Southern University Don Elliot quintet, and Anita O’- for the 1956 campaign along on season suffered on civil earth! which last team Day. Many more names are to be the controversial plank one loss. Coach Ed- only George added before the Festival opens. rights. Thorobred eleven at Ken- j Charles wards’ ; In addition to the main program, Youthful Congressman will be his first THE CHOICEST PRODUCT OF THE BREWERS* ART I tucky State College trying i producers Don Friedman and Ken C. Diggs, Jr., serving ) the old a to give grads victory Jaffe will offer an art exhibit of term as the first Negro Congress- with the man the state of when they tangle Tigers ! paintings, sculpture and photo- elected from 17. The close the some in- November Tigers graphs, all related to the jazz Michigan is also exerting environs fluence on the course of events at campaign among friendly idiom, on the floor of the Stadium. November 17 against the Wiley —Patronize Our Advertisers— the convention. Cong. Diggs is a College Wildcats. -o- member of the Michigan delega- Needless to say after such a tion. 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South Carolina Negro Democrats, i is heading a group of delegates I from the state ready to take their COMPLETE seats should the regeular delega- EFFICIENT tion decide to walk out of the con- vention over the issue of civil SYMPATHETIC rights.

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W he would rather be popular than be the dynamic civilian leader of Baptist... Talent & from Beauty.. Democrats Say... the American people.” (Continued Page One) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) sections of the country. This has the depositories. The Digest asserts the President so discouraged Negro he have been the .voters Potentate Alex- gest asserts, “just ! “refused to run the risk of dimin- Imperial Booker said, that by I960, he sees the like- reverse” of his 1952 campaign on ander, of Detroit, directed that ishing his popularity by calling lihood of the formation of a to cast- liberal pledge that “when it comes to make $5,000 be designated for ecah bank. the nation the financial third party, dedicated to achieving ing out the crooks and their cro- The move was taken to ‘increase | sacrifices” necessary to an ade- all the provisions guaranteed in nies, I can promise you that we confidence and trust” in Negro quate defense program. the amendments. won’t wait for Congressional prod- businesses, according to a local “Instead,” the magazine ob- Constitution and the 14th and 15th ding and investigations. The prod- Shriner spokesman. serves, “he cut the defense budget, Three Recommendations ding this time will come from the o- and when presented with the re- In his statement to be delivered top.” sults of this cut, said Americans before the platform committees of —Patronize Our Advertisers— the Democratic Actually, publi- would ‘feel a lot better’ about their both the minister House political parties, cation observes, “the White defense force when the Administra- in Chicago, asked for the consid- to the Manifesto never fired any of these officials i Southern signed tion’s side of the story was told. of three recommendations: eration I 96 Southern Congressmen, was or even disked for their resignation. But in view of the uncontradicted by 1. Unity of our nation based on a Their ousters came about through unanimously endorsed as pro- facts already told, such reassuring the of the Federal Con- moral in- principles gram for the Negro at a public pressure and the serve to na- people remarks only lull the and on the American con- in stitution “State of the Race” Conference consistency of their remaining tion to sleep.” ception of freedom and democracy. held in in and at- the Government.” “In American the Washington May foreign policy, 2. Free elections with every ; tended by representatives of Ne- President Eisenhower “has tried attempt to retain popularity is American citizen enjoying the right the to conserve his refus- of gro organizations throughout popularity by hindering public understanding to vote without intimidation or un- ing to act,” the Democratic publi- the new aspects of the Communist country. just humiliations or meaningless cation declares, i world threat,” the Digest notes. subterfuges. Election laws should Patronize Our Advertisers “Time and again during his term a that cher- “Despite philosophy be uniform in all states since this as President, he has shown that ishes popularity at the cost of is a republic and not a loose fed- eration of independent hostile Visit states. EVERYBODY GOES OUT TO SEE 3. The unqualified support foi the Supreme Court’s decision ol Uncle Joe’s Inn May 17, 1954.” 12 Points For Chicken BOBBIE ANO SARAH The statement to the committees was accompanied by the 12-poinl Any Style intern 3 Blocks Off Highway 49-W “Declaration of the Negro’s “Truly A Place Of Enjoyment” tions,” authored by Dr. Jacksor l ynch St. SubdivisiMi Ne. 1 ON SUNSET DRIVE and released by the executive boarc On McLean Street of the National Baptist Conven Phone 2-»iee EVERYTHING FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND ENJOYMENT j JOEL LUNDT, Owner I tion on March 19. DIAL 6-6729 JACKSON, MISS. ! 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Largest Purely Negro no modern President has been conducted by the Repub- leadership, After visits to Manila, Honkong Fraternal can totally escape decisions which lican Party to establish for Eisen- M.W. Organization In The World Bishop Formosa, Japan and Honolulu tend to be controversial. President hower “a like privileged sanctuary Bishop and Mrs. Clair are sched- Member of and American Eisenhower has had his but that monarchs.” in to New York City with Mississippi share, enjoyed by uled to arrive in St. Louis, Octo- Ladies over 21 interested coming he has tried to cushion their ef- Clair To Tour Associations and Affiliated ber 15th. write: Hospital blame for “From its beginning among the assured, place to live and all traveling expenses paid, fects by passing the Our Advertisers— job White House clique,” the article —Patronize With Meharry Medical them to subordinate members of College. “this has out South Asia his Administration.” adds, strategy spread Life Insurance From to the And Service $100 $200 through Republican politicians St. can Giles Callery Employment In a called. Louis, Mo., Aug. 13—Bishop This man you companion article, from the national down to the give And the de- Matthew W. Clair, Jr., will be the Complete Hospitalization “Operation Halo,” Digest Business has D. Griffith. | precinct level. Big official representative of the Coun- dependable 902 Clark St., Cincinnati, Ohio., % Herman clares that an elaborate campaign. and taken it up publicly privately, cil of Bishops of the Methodist of and the has delivery and by large press Church at the Southeastern Asia “Our Of Health” The with statement from Temple gone along enthusiastically,” Central Conference, August 12-13 THE Reference required, Place result has been, the Digest A Good reports, in Singapore, Malaya. CHRISTIAN For Less Than Per Month “to shut off normal criticism by your minister. $1.12 The St. Louis Prelate, who is the making such criticism a breach of SCIENCE To Eat resident bishop of the St. Louis taste or, worse, making it down- MONITOR Area of the Central Jurisdiction of right sacrilegious.” £ • the Methodist Church, left New international Breakfast week via KLM The Digest also features an ar- York City, last newspaper Dutch Airlines for Amster- WHY YOUR CHILD • ticle charging the Eisenhower Ad- Royal Dinner ministration with playing politics dam, Holland. 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