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VOLUME 25, NUMBER 1 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1956 HOUSE VICTORY IS PREDICTED

AIDS TABORIANS — In Lo$ Angeles a check was handed last week »Io Rev. Perry M. Smith, III, (R) by Stephen Rowland, fabulous TV winner, to aid the Taborian Hospital of Mound Bayou, Mississippi, FOR IKE’S CIVIL RIGHTS BILL "I'm glad to helpl" said Rowland. "Thanks, Steve," replied the young minister, "and we hope many others will do likewise, eoch Southerners May Use according to his resources." Insurance man Rowland and his Ministers Hit charming and beautiful wife have won against all challengers for more than three months on the CBS Tuesday night TV show Filibuster In Senate Do You Trust Your Wife?" with Edgor Bergen and Charlie Mc­ Police Action Carthy. Their winnings are now around seventy thousand dollars. WASHINGTON, D. C. - (SNS) - Following o conference with The hospital, hard-pressed, is conducting a fund drive. Rev. President Eisenhower and Republican Congressional leaders, Re­ Euloh M. Smith, Pre» Chairman of the National Association of publican Leader Martin (Mass) told reporters Tuesday that he In Attack Case Colored Women's Clubs, who sends us thé picture, says, "let each expected the controversial Civil Rights Bill to pass the House by one of us mail our contribution io the hospital right away." a margin of about "2 to I." He expects the vote to come Friday, NASHVILLE, Tenn.-(ANP)-Tb» he said. Baptist Ministers Conference her» has written a letter to the N««hvtUe Senator Knowland. (Calif), Lead­ Eisenhower would particularly like Banner protesting police handling of er in the Senate, said that the bill to see passed before Congress ad­ case ol Luther Kilpatrick, 18-year- .could also pass the Senate if a journs. old Negro youth, who has been charg filibuster can be averted. It is one However. Southerners who oppose ed with raping a 28-year-«ld VpH» of the measures that President the bill expect enough Northern v oman a week ago. $36,000 To Six Institutions Republicans to vote with them to The letter, signed by Rev, H. either kill the bill outright, or to Samuel Jones, president of the all­ Z WHITE, 4 NEGRO GROUPS on Beale and Myrtle, was presented severely weaken It. In a test vote Negro ministerial group, follow» In GRANTED EQUAL SHARES tor probate before Snecial Judge Monday, Rep William M. Colmer. Two white and four Negro in­ full: Willjgm Muirah by Howard W (D Miss.), reported that he counted stitutions were named beneficiaries, "Dear Sirs: _ Pritchard. Minor bequests totaling "about 20 Northern Republicans" to share equally, in the will of Mrs. ’'The members of the Baptist *9on and property in Chicago and who voted with the Southern Annie B. Love, whose estate is estl- Ministers Conference of NMhvtl)» Langston, Okla, were left to friends Democrats. "Not a single North­ • mated to total between $30.000 to in those cities. ern Democrat" voted Srith the and vicinity would like for the fol­ to $36,000. lowing article to be published in South, he said. Colmer predicted your newspaper at the earliest po»- Mrs, Love. 84. tire widow of John that "quite a few Northern Repub­ R. Love, a nostman who died about sible date. Crosses Burn As licans" would support the South­ "The citizens of Nashville h»v» 19 years age, named the Crippled erners in the battles still to come Children's Hospital. Cancer Control been shocked by the new« »»port of First Negro Votes on the measure. a 15-year-old Negro boy acetaed of Headquarters, LeMoyne College, the MINORITY IN HOUSE crimal assault on a 28- year-old whit» Abe Scharff Branch YMCA, the FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.-(ANP)- DELEGATES CONGRATULATE Rev. Dr. Martin i t¡On of the NAACP which met in San Francisco, In spite of the "Northern Repub­ woman. Vance Avenue YMCA and Second The first Negro ever to vote here did Luther King offer his moving account of the | June 26 • July 1, 1956. licans" who alleged to have voted "The Baptist Ministers Oonfarenqii Congregational Church as beneficia­ so last week in the midst of burning against the bill in the unrecorded Montgomery story at the 47th annual conven- | (Continued On Baek Pag«) J ries. crosses, a parade of cars and white test vote, the Southerners, (who The will of Mrs. Love, a lifelong robed men who motored through a 1 ifk comprise a minority In the House), resident of Memphis who resided Negro section of town. »»A- concede that they will experience I The lone colored voter dropped real difficulty In blocking passage his ballot in-the box through a win­ of the bill in the House Their dow from a special platform con­ AMERICA'S DARK CURTAIN real reliance for the ultimate defeat structed outside the courthouse for of the bill is in the Senate - where N"gro voters. the filibuster and other delaying Four Negroes were registered, but tactics will In all probability be ' only one voted. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER Filed Against utilized. HIT BY REP. ADAM POWELL

Bv RAYMOND WIU'OVE hower's civil rights bill "too late bers assailed the bill M Negro Policeman White Teachers To Help Judge Confirmed WASHINGTON - (INS) - A and too weak." but said he would luUonal and glotattrtei, «M» sharply divided- House battling for vote for It became ft Is a step in supporton defended It m adMk i James Dotson of 212 Hernando, | ,i second day over ciyll rights leg- , the right direction. I Nwy h te 4be tint who was shot last August when po­ islatlon and a Negro Congressman , The legislation is designed gen­ bill 4« be coiuMered by Nm Hmm» lice came to th« Hernando Street Instruct County Pupils Despite Attack charged that millions of people! erally to afford greater protection since J8W. ‘ '( ■>' address to quell an alleged argu­ ■behind America's dark curtain" j, to Negroes in exercising of their Voting will probably gat und« ment between Dotson and his sist­ More than 20 white teachers will sessions. are being denied the right to vote. civil rights, specially voting. way Thursday and will MHttnu» er, Tuesday in Circuit Court joint­ help Instruct Negro pupils In Shelby This co-operative instruction will By Southerners Rep. Adam Powell (D) N. Y., The second and final day of Friday and Saturday if nenatary • ly sued Negro policeman JD. Wil­ County schools this summer as a continue for the six-week term of declared: "County by County general debate wax conaumti with to complete the bill. liams and his bonding company for I training program designed to help the Negro schools summer session WASHINGTON. D. C. - (BNS) in nuny states. I could enume- ’1 the xame type of oratory which Pa'Mge of the measure appaand $26,000. ¡Negro teachers. / It will end shortly before the open­ The nomination of Simon E. Sobe­ rate Instances where not a sin-' I flared Monday. Southern mem- 1 (Cnntlnaad ete Par» Tw») Dotson, whose left leg was am­ ing of the regular fall school term The milestone in the county’s loff as Judge to the Fourth Federal gle Negro is allowed to vote." putated below the knee because next month. educational program starts Mon­ Circuit Court of Appeals was con­ The New York legislator told of the bullet allegedly fired by po­ The volunteers are white teachers day at the request of the Negro firmed Monday night by the Senate the House in a prepared state­ liceman Williams, charged Williams who were in charge of the recent teachers according to GeorgeB arnes despite strong opposition of some ment that In Wilcox County, Ala., Curry, Steele To Manage fired "without warning", 10-day service Negro training pro­ school superintendent. It is an ex­ Southern démocrate, it has been "not a single Negro" out of 18,- The bill was filed by the law of gram which is required of teach rs pansion of the county’s long-prac­ disclosed. 566 Negro persons “Is allowed to Aspero and Aspero. by the State Board of Education. ticed supervision by white tea­ General Sobeloff, nominated by register." In eonlrut, he said They were chosen on a service Squads In East-West Game chers of Negro instructors during President Eisenhower to be judge out of 4.910 white people in the basis of experience and ability, ac­ Centenary Ladies ¡sectional meetings and in-training of the Fourth Circuit Court of Ap­ county, all but 179 are registered cording to Mr Barnes. Others re­ I CHICAGO. July 20 - (Special) - league members, with averages ta — peals. has been constantly under as voters. Attend State quested inclusion in the program Hbmcr Curry, of the Memphis Red both fielding end hitting being de- attack by some Southerners be­ Powell charged also that in Ma­ .when they learned of the Negro 19ox, and Ed Steele, of the Detroit termlng factors in the wtertton«. Rev. Kelsey Jones cause of his views on civil rights. con County, Ala., where Tuskegee Conference At A&l I teachers' request Stars, have been chosen to manage The four club owners, managers Institute 1 located, "there is not To Speak At Mount It was the juduc *ho presented the two squads in the 24th annual the coaches and league officials, Mrs. Jery Longstreet, prseident of to the United States Supreme Court even a board of registers, and there East vs West Negro Baseball Classic headed by Dr. Martlnars on ths the Woman's Society of Christian has not been one since Jan. 16 1956." Olive Cathedral the government's plan to carry out on Sunday, Aug 12. here tn Comis- selection board. Eerloes.v Centenary Methodist The Congressman added: "In a the court's order of desegregation key Park An announcement of the two desjierate attempt to keep the well- Church and Mrs. H. H Jones, wife ritc youti, of mi. Olive Cathedral in the public schools. The Fourth The two pilots of their respective squad roasters is expected to be cl the RA H H. Jones, are attend- W j]| obWve their Youth Day service educated people of Tuskegee Insti­ Circuit covers Virginia. North Caro­ trams in the four-team Negro made at least a week in advance mg the society's annual state con-' Sunday. Julv 22. Rev Kelsey Jones" tute 'a Negro college» from voting, lina, South Carolina, Maryland and American Baseball League, both of the Classic. ference and school of missions now wm speak during the 11:00 a. m.. the authorities have virtually abol­ West Virginia. veterans, were named to lead the A popularity contest to select a being held at Tennessee State Uni- service and C. D Coleman, tire Na-‘ ished the Board of Registers so Senator A Willis Robertson, [ All-Stars by Dr. J B. Martin, of squad rosters is expected to be versity. that not even whites can register Q tional Youth Director will speak at Democrat of Virginia, charged that , Chicago, president of the sponsor- to vote." (Continued on Fage Twe) the 3:30 p. m.. sendee Girl Friend the President in nominating Sobe­ I Ing circuit. Miss Patricia Toney, chairman, loff is trying to force upon a sec­ Powell charged that disfranchise- Threatens Suicide Mtss Robif Ann Banks and Miss tion of the South a federal Judge '•d U S. volets "liave the tame [ Curry will head the West team, Family Mistaken Far MONTGOMERY. Ala (HNS) • l-ammie Floy Lvnum. publicity chair "offensive to a majority of the peo­ lack of voting privileges as those •which also- will Include players The week end left two dead and Cleveland Born Found Drowned men. Rev. H. C. Bunton, pastor. ple he will serve." , who are behind the Iron Curtain." of the famed Kansas City Monarchs Negroes To Move Out one placed behind the iron bars. A Senator Rusnell of Georgia charg­ Powell termed President Eisen- Steel will guide the East forces ni Dm>L Tm>h WASHINGTON - (ZNP) -A jealous youth, Wilson Hill. 22 years Artist Likes City The latter also will use players Of R0Ck TOrn HOUM ed that Sobeloff never would have man who earlier had threatened after he apparently jumped from of age, down on the Old Hayenville been confirmed if his name had ATLANTA, Ga - (SNS> from Birmingham Black Barons.. suicide carried out his plan last the Eleventh Street bridge here, Road, got angry thinking that DETROIT, Mich.—(A N P)-Tb« been submitted by former Presi­ "Coming to Atlanta was the most This will mark Steel's second week. He was found drowned police said. . — ' some one was beating his time with family of a man who wag dents Franklin D. Roosevelt and pleasan surprise of my life when Don't Wave “Red straight appearcnce as an All-Star (or a Negro was waiting his girl friend He had an argumeht Harry S. Truman. I found things entirely different ¡manager, having led the East last with his girl friend. He had an argu to move out of the house it eokl af­ from what I had been led to ex­ • year Unfortunately, however ter being the target of an April I ment with another young man. It | Steele was with the loser as the Watch That Dotted Line pect.” declared Miss Candy Crad­ was said that they fought. Altei Flag", Coleman rock-tossing demonstration by neigh Colonel Nasser dock. Cleveland born songstress who i West won. 2-0 for its 15th victory bora. the fight was over, he still thought j in- the long rivalry and fourth in is filling lier first engagement in he was still on the losing side. He According to John W. Rouse, the Deep South. j a row went home and got his fathers May Visit Nigeria ererything's OK now and every­ Salesmen Who Misrepresent CAIRO, Egypt (ANP»—The Presi­ Currently appearing at the Au­ ; Dr. Martin anounces that screen­ thing is quiet. We're Just waiting tor gun and on his return where the scrap started he saw a lot of young dent of Egypt, Colonel Nasser, has burn Casino. Miss Craddock, who ing of the All-Stars is now going people to move out cd the house JACKSON. Miss (INS) - The men walking down the road. He been invited to visit Nigeria at the has recently completed a tour of on amongthe players of the tour we bought." Mississippi State Democratic Con­ Immediately opened fire with s time he chooses by the Prime Min­ the Far West revealed that with T Goods May Cause Headachesi 12 gauge shot gun killing. Ieon ister of Northern Nigers, Haj Ah- all the play given by both the Ne­ vention Tuesday voted to send an uninrtrueted delegation to the par- Beware of what you sign! McCain. 23. and Eugene Nicholes luada. gro and white Northern press over : ty’s National Convention in Chi­ 121 years of age. He immediately Accompanied by two members of strained relations in the South, she American Teachers Association cago. Your signature on that harmless looking piece of paper left the scene of the accident but his cabinet. Haj Shiho Amoda and did not know exactly what to ex­ may , The move was tn line with the morning, July 16, a murder warrent Mr. Haj Abu Bakr, the Prime Min­ pect when she decided to make the cause complicated legal entanglement and long hours of anguish. j wishes of Gov James P. Coleman, was sworn out against the bad man ister was received last night by trip. who at this time favors former Illi­ Meets In Atlanta July 29 Unscrupulous salesmen who mis­ the scheme when hostile finance for his action the president of the Egyptian Re­ "I do not know what the other "• ♦ nois Governor Adlai E Stevenson represent the merchandise they sell companies demand installment Eugene Nicholes was laid to rest public. A (Continued on I’agf Two) 1 MONTGOMERY. Ala. Working and on Tuesday afternoon. as a Democratic presidential can­ and pawn off products "for demon­ payments to which interest, car­ ! oy Hie Ross and Cloyton Funeral Together For Our Children in Tills Tire Georgia Teachers and Bdn- didate. stration" purposes may hog tic you rying charges, insurance, etc., have • Home. Tran-ttion-Crisis" will be the con- ration Asoeiatton is serving u th» Opposition forces were hoping to with unwanted goods. been added. Leon McClain was laid to rest by ' venton theme for the 53id annual host and will have the shared Mte* send an instructed delegation to The livewire. go-getting salesmen The Smith and Gaston Fungi a. CRIMES DO NOT COME FROM ’ meeting of- The American Teachers lance of the Ail"mvcoDtfB «nd the convention to refuse to sup­ • operate in this fashion. They visit Unwary purchasers have them Home. ' Association at Atlanta on Runday- the local teacher organtzittawof At made frantic calls to the firms port the Democratic presidential a busy housewife and try to in­ Mqnday-Tuesday. July 29-30-31. bita and Fulton County. nomlnre should the party's plat­ terest her in vaouam cleaners, sew­ which unloaded the goods on them For the opening session at Sisters The convention headquarter» and Unusually iritreaties to pick up the MINORITIES, HEARING REVEAL form prove too anti-Southem. -- ing machines, and waxers They Trial Postponed In Chapel on Sunday afternoon. July the majority of the sessions will be Speculation had it that this extol! the goods and it the unwary merchandise go unheeded This is 29. Dr Hilliard B: Bowml Chjlrman at Clark College The meal service Shooting Of Negro ST. LOUIS - Testimony that the present upsurge of juveniles wctild presumably have lead to n fails to impress they ask her to followed by insistent demands of 1 ol the Div.Mon of Educanon pi Ten- will be st Morehouse College the finance company for payment involved in crimes in the St. Louis area is not. coming from mem convention walkout and the pos­ demonstrate them to neighbors. From Mississippi ’ l.nessre State University, will deliver For this 1955-58 ATA year, the You may succeed in getting the sible forming of a third party. When the unsuspecting house­ bers of two prominent minority groups, was made here last week •lie keynote address. president is Principal Elmer T Haw­ However. Gov. Coleman urged1 Descriptive presents'inns of two wife agrees to deownstrete the company to reposses the merchan­ LOUISVILLE, Miss- (A N P-As" by the Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Dplinquency. kins of Garnett Schoo! at Chester­ dise but there will be complications (Continued on I'age Two) ATA projerts are schMOM on that goods they ask her to sign a state­ sault and battery charges against town. Maryland. Dr. T. R Speigner ment showing receipt of the mer­ and headaches as ar. aftermatch. | United States Senator Thomas C 1 ed the abuses" of ADC 1 Aid to Mo>i(ti»yu»(»niing by Dr. Wetter N of North Carolina College It the ge­ a white rrvlce station onerator Ridley of Virginia State and Dr L chandise. This gimmick is more 9o. take fair warninc. Don't sign who shot a Negro customer were Hennings, Jr , »Dem Mo ). chair­ Dependent Children i by manj neral vice president Dr H Council! First Asian-African - D. R’ ddiek of Alabama State Col­ deadly than appears on the surface on the dotted line Make sure its postponed last week bv the grand man of the committee, who con­ adults Trenholm of Alabama State Collage lege For the statement signed is likely the merchandise you want and a jury, according to Winston County ducted the one-man hearings fol- | Young said leisure time activities and Dr Howard H. Long of Central to be a conditionally sales agree­ nationally-advertised brand Most ______officiate' lowing the rise of Juvenile commit- cannot correct broken homes from ■Youth Festival Set ' Dr. Martin D Jenkins, President State College are continuing their I NEW DELHI. India (ANP (The ment which the house wife learns of the national advertisers have Authorities said the case was call- tod crimes, said the hearings were which come the largest percentage of Morgan State College, will ad­ extended period of service m exe­ to her dismay weeks later By fair trade agreements. The fly-by- ed off until the next session of court "toe most productive, helpful and , of Juvenile delinquents He said first Asian-African- youth festival dress the general session qn that cutive secretary and treasurer, re­ , then the salesman is likely to have night operators will saddle you with because the victim. Kozle Triplett, intellieei)"" of all yet held. teenagers resent adult apathy and is expected to be held in New Delhi Monday evening. ' r spectively. Dr. Mlles W Connor of moved on to other hunting ground?. unneeded and unwanted goods 27. was still hospitalized and could ABUSES (lack of parental guidance. I early next year, it was learned here The climaxing banquet ¡ession on Baltimore Is ths, chairman of the Westside residents reports that Play it safe. Don't sign those not testify______While 'only one Negro testified at Richard H Amberg, publisher of last week. Tuesday evening will be featured by six-member Board of Trusteea wholesale tots of household utilities ! "notices______of acceptance." For they’re Triplett was shot three times by the hearings, the question of mino­ the St Louis Globe-Democrat tes'- After protracted negotiations 'he address of Dr. Charles: H Wes­ There are the additional regional have been dumoed on them In this 1 likelvlikely to turn udup as Ironclad con- a 32 calibre pistol after Robert rities was raised by more than one tlfytng on Friday, declared that it • th youth organizations, some 503 ley. President of Central Stste Col­ vice presidents and secretaries for • fashion. Manv purchasers »re com: ditionally sale agreements that will Harrison 37, operator of the station peaker, although not by the sin­ is “significant that the crimes ielcgates from the Bandung con­ lege. ihe ail ATA regions along with state pte inlng that sales misrepresented make you wlggl? and squirn demanded that he pay a bill. gle Negro witness, Ralph Young, which have aroused the community ference countries are expected to There will be departmental dis- directors who thus than th« re- In recent ninths., have been the the goals they sell. | Better still make a check of the Harrison was released under $3.000 executive director of the George attend and invitations are being erssioh group« on Tuesday morning ponsfbillty for this orientation Unwlttir^ signers of conditional .salesman you're dealing with to bond after waiving a preliminary »Washington Carver House, a com- I acts of whites, not of Negroes, and sent to youth organizations to other ! as well as the reports and businessi which will 1OM0 indtvduri »ales agreement usually learn of I »void long and costly entanglement, hearing. 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I » MIMRHIS WORLD » Sofurdoy, July 21, 1956 say that our tfoTl and dress-up was a pretty sight to toeholi KNNILS < hadtwenty - two little girls MR. AND MRS. MACK DAVI8 NAACP Rallies Support their dolls and several of the fel- Mr. and Mrs. Mack Davis and MEMPHIS PARK loWs decided to get In on the fun family of 1110 Kerr Ave., will be also by dressing up in their Sun­ leaving Saturday night. July 21, for day'», Best, and parading around St. Louis. Chicago and Cleveland. the park with the girls Leading Ohio. PLAYGROUND bill “in ite present form and to be the Parade was cute little Andre They will return August 10 on va­ NEW YORK - lANPi - Count­ eracting the new southern congre-s- present on the floor throughout Dandridge New faces seen this cation. ««*«« ional manifesto against civil right. the debate in order to prevent the NEWS week: Bessie Dean, who joined our the NAACP has called upon its adoption of crippling amendments " volley-ball team and Lorene Jones. MRS. ARMANDA MILLER members and friends in 65 cities Tile bill provides for the crea­ The Bathing Beauty Contest was Mrs. Armanda Mill« entertained BY BETTYE HUNTER of 22 pivotal northern and eastern tion of a civil rights commission, Tuesday of this week. the Marks Choir at her residence, states to urge their respective con­ appointment of a new as tetani At­ LINCOLN PARK j81 S. Dudley. Sunday afternoon, torney General to head up a civil Last week was a week of fun July 8 gressmen to vote for the omnibus again with news going to two binhday parties. goin, civil rights bill scheduled for action for the children at Lincoln Park, Mrs. Miller served a delicious re­ rights division in the Department about your playgrounds on in . the neighborhood. Of course past on the Patio. Special guest in­ in the House this week. of Justice; additional safeguards The main event of the week was I This week wak full of activities eight little mothers were present against interference with the right the doll and toy dress up show. vited with the Marks Choir were Mr. In letters to local and state unit- with various playgrounds playing with their little babies". Geraldine First place winner In the dress and Mrs. Leroy Hicks and Mr. and of the association, Roy Wilkins, to vote, including provision for civ­ League games and the special days Matthews. Yvonne Murphy, Jaine up show was Catherine Catchings. Mrs. Nelson Harris. il remedies for aggrieved parties; featured the Doll Toy and Dress- Anderson, Geraldine and Brenda executive secretary, asked that the This week we had Bathing Beauty All enjoyed a delightful afternoon end authority for Die Attorney up show. There were also a few James. Sarolyn Murphy and Bar­ communicate immediately with Revue. All boys and girls under ty Mrs. Miller. their representatives in the House General tq bring civil actions in tournaments going on too. bara Dukes were winers. The MR. AND MRS EMMETT H. the name of parties whose civil 10 years of age were eligible to par­ requesting that they vote for the This week will feature the Bath­ > judges were Mrs. Virginia Blair ticipate James Black. Director. IROSBY rights have been abridged. ing Beauty Contest where a Mast­ and Miss Lawrence McShain Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crosby an­ In addition to the, NAACP MAGNOLIA PLAYGROUND er and Miss Playground will be DOUGLASS PARK nounce the marriage of their son, We got the fever, that Ole Mag­ Curry, Steels To branches, the fifty cooperating or­ chosen from the various play­ Dougloss played Klondyke last nolia Fever. I’m sure if you would linmitt H. Crosby to M issJocelyn (Continued From Page One) ganizations comprising the Leader­ grounds and on July 23 at Orange Tuesday and we had a wondreful come out here vou'd have it too. iriosby. ship Conference on Civil Rights Mound Playground. chosen from all time. We hope to have a chance *«•••• is now underway, with business­ ' Last week, we had a wonderful were also urged to rally the mpport of the playgrounds will be a Master to return the hospitality they gave man Lee M. Zinn, acting as chair­ special day program and the spirit He is a graduate oi B T. Wash- of their memberships in Die effort and Miss Playground of the city us. man of the contest committee I which the kids had was very stimu­ ‘rngton High School, a member of to .-ecure enactment of this legis­ BEALE STREET PLAYGROUND Mr. Jackson and the Douglass Last year's attractive queen was lating. We played Melrose Thurs­ B. T. W. High Band and in his lation. I For the past week at Beale Park. Band was out to entertain us. ano GEIS RECOGNITION — NEW (paid tribute to the movement Chicagoan Gial Patricia Hunt, u day and won ten out of eleven junior year, he attended 'Boy State’ fun has been the real keynote, and . they were eujoyed by all We whould i which established miniature world in Nashville, there he served as typist, of 6540 & Vemon Ave. games. The sportsmanship shown YORK — Manhattan Borough there has been plenty of it. | like for them to know how grateful communities in which children ad­ Tickets for the Classic, priced at 'among the children was rtmark- President Hulan E. Jack is shown ''senator.1' The main attraction of last week . we are and thanks again. This vance world citizenship through She also attended B. T. W. High »2 for box eeats and »1.50 for grand­ i able. welcoming Miss Barbara Ann Cros­ were League Play on Wednesday week was Bathing Beauty Revue working and playing together in School and was graduated from the stand, went on sale two weeks 7f you're ever in South Memphis, by. 15. 1317 Burdett Avenue. Cin­ (Continued From Page One) of last week and the Doll and Toy M. Larry and B Cooper Directors. Englewood High in Chicago and she ago. Out-of-town fans can pur­ 'list stop bv our playground and cinnati. Ohio, in his office this cross national contacts. Show and Dress - up Parade On chase tickets by mail, writing re­ EOOTE HOMES NEWS l»ve fun with us. diaries Williams. morning Thuradiy, July 12 in the is now attending Roosevelt College parte of Georgia are like but At­ Thursday Well boys and girls, you missed PHOTO SHOWS: Miss Crosby in Chicago. Illinois. At Roosevelt, quests to Dr. J. B. Martin, Room lanta has been a pleasant and hap- Dilator. Joyce McAnultv. Assistant. Municipal Building. Miss Crosby Our team traveled to Dixie 1 another week of fun if you didn't who will serve as a Junior Coun­ she is a Music Major. 204,100E Erie st.,, Chicago. Ticket ' py revelation", she declared. MELROSE PLAYGROUND te enroute to Norway today as Jun­ Homes on Wednesday and there come over to Foote Homes Play- cillor in a camp near Oslo, Norway buyers are asked to include a self­ j Last week we had lots of fun on ior Ambassador in a 26-nation pro­ Mr. Crosby entered the United I Miss Craddock is a native of Cle- we played our games. Congratula- ground, is shown presenting a letter from addressed. stamped envelope, num­ i the Melrose Playground. On Wd- ject known as The Children's In­ States Air Force Thursday, June | veland, Ohio, and a product of the tions to Dixie Homes for the vic­ By the way, wc had loads of fun Mayor Taft to Borough President 5. Mrs. Crosby spent July 4, in Mem­ ber and what kind of tickets and 1 schools of that city. She was af7 nesdav which was our special day, ternational Summer Villages as tories they won on our special day. Those little Jack. phis with her husband. It was his a cashier’s check or money order. filiated with the famous Karamu was the Toy. doll and dress-up guest of Remington Rand .Who is i girls realty looked grown up in last day in town. House of tiiat city and played a The Doll and Toy Show was a show. Our little participants were financing her trip abroad. During PHOTO SHOWS: Miss Crosby their mother’s clothes. Ifficy also leading role In their presentation big success Many bays and girls LUIOOVUdressed likeIIIXC grown-upsJi Vnn and brought Miss ~Crosby'sw visit• i withn thev..v- Bor- i$. shown talking over the Man­ had their dolls all dressed Up. Mrs egme dressed in their parent's much humor to the occasion Ann ough President she presented a hattan Borough President’s eat in 48TH WARD CIVIC CLUB Don't Wave ‘Red Flag’ Of "Carmen Jones" which ran for Nucklberry from London (Barbara The 48th Ward will hold a po­ (Continued From Page One) several months. She was recently clothes and there was fun had by Cloud received first prize and Na­ goodwill token from Maj/or Char­ his office for a day, as Mr. Jack Jean Fletcher) won first prize. litical rally for James T. Walker tapped for a similar role in the aU. Janice Burton was named the than Jones, second prize from the les Taft of Cincinnati. Mr. Jack looks on with pleasure. the delegation to wage the fight We played LeMoyne Gardens Saturday night at 8 p. m., on the Negro Opera Company's offering of winner in the contest division. dress-up portion of Die show Joyce last week also We won most of lawn of Fiank R Kilpatrick, 1395 within the Democratic Party and Clarence Cameron White's Haitian This week all eyes were turned Glover received first prize for hav­ our boys games and tow of girls "not to go to Chicago waving a red Opera "Ouaganda’ at the Metro­ toward the Bathing Beauty Revue ing the prettiest doll. We wish to Doris. games. This week was Bathing The principle speaker will be flag." He added: "Such action politan Opera House in New York, on Thursday and League Play 'hank our judges Mis Pullian Mrs Beauty Revue, next Friday. XJr James'T. Walker, who is running would only lend to trouble.’ but previous club committments with Foote Homes on Wednesday. Fannie Carson and Mrs Willi" and Miss Foote Homes will be for the lower house in the State Coleman was victorious on this prevented her from accepting this See ydu next week. G D. Clark. Mae Pool for their very efficient crowned to represent us in the measure and also won out on a re­ Director, Miss Marjorie Samuels, Legislature at an independent De­ assignment. ■service. Hattie Brittenum Direc­ cess convention issue The opposi­ Assistant Director. finals. mocrat. She is the neice of Mr. and Mrs. tor. Willie Anderson. Assistant tion had wanted to recess the state ] Director. Other speakers will be W. W. Wal­ Irvin Favors of Atlgritkf operators DIXIE HOMES ROBERT HOWZE NEWS ker and Rev. Alexander Gladney meeting at a set date. However, of the Casino, who are responsible The Doll and Dress-up show was Hello everyone! Last week was a j NEW CHICAGO * Memphis There will be bar-be-cue and soft Coleman said he would agree to for her first visit here. enjoyed by all. Some of the cliil- very nice week for the playground Hello boys and girls! Another the recess, but not to a set date, dren looked real grown ups drinks served The public Is invited. We had a Doll and Toy Dress-up week has rolled by with New Chi­ and then only if 20 per cent of the Thursday night at 5 33. was the i contest. And our teams were victor­ cago still popping with excitement convention delegates voted to re­ Bathing Beauty Revue. The boys America’s Park ious Thursday evening when we Last week we had tut unual time convene. and girls were dressed in swimming Parents Church News (Cuntinued hum Page One) played Paterson Playground. v.ith many victories in our League The Coleman forces emerged vic- * suits and trunks, at Dixie Home ST. STEPHEN BAPTIST CHURCH This week was the Bathing Play. Washington Park visited us torious by a two-to-one majority assured since a majority of Re­ Park St. Stephen Baptist Church is lo­ Beauty Contest. Friday. June 20 last week and we won most of the of the delegates prescent. The cated 508 N. 3rd Street, Rev. 0 C. publicans and Northern Democrats at 5:30 p. m.. Thursday, we play-, games Friday, on our special day. I meeting named 20 deleeates. from BOOTHE PARK Crivens, is minister support the bill. The measure is ed Lincoln Playground at Lincoln we had dress-up. and doll and toy Are Mississippi to attend the National Hey Gang! How arc You? Well 8unday July 22, Sunday School co-sponsored by Reps. Emanuel HYDE PARK NEWS party. You should have seen the Convention, earlier, 24 had been league play has started and we're opens at 9:15 a. m.. with Inspiration­ Celler go on record for the bill In an Manassas Tuesday and had our Playground for League play. We 253 Pauline Circle, a girl. Loretta within state party ranks. everything, but the girls fell a 2246 Eldridge, a boy. Kelvin Eugene the Children Department Class election year. : league play in «hich we came out also selected Mr. and Miss New- Ernest and Lee Griffin of 1487 little short in some of their games ,------■ • , Perry and Dorothy Cole of 3725 leading in finance. Class Number 2. Eiwever, we’re getting better ever- ■ vffT successful. “We• won all the Chicago Billy McCan. Director. Sunset, a girl, Diane Lamar, a bov. Robert Louis Mrs. Cleo P. Dooley .instructor. Sun­ Come study your Bible with us Rev. I events except the Senior Softball Charlotte Brooks. Assistant. Robert and Janella Vaughn of 278 y, i '— — ~—*— Fled and Ernestine Wilburn of 273 day School class in the adult de­ Joseph F Wilson, Director. i We feel that our record is quite E. Essex, a girl. Annif Marie. Mr. Diggs and I would like to com | ’ ,1U , , ORANGE MOUND PLAYGROUND Virginia, a bov. Ernest Loe. ■ k.al «««a* liters partment In Finance, the Men Bible At 8 p. m. devotion and service by The director of the Orange Willie and Rubv Small of 1623 yon on the fine sportsman- Larry C. and Aiclric Jones of '195 Class. Mr. James Perkins, instruct­ the paster. The Minister's Wives and bat you exhibited during the, : “to join*" ""us so“ we can keep' it thin Mound playground would like to Barton, a girl, Cathy B. Mitchell Rd., a boy. William Wayne or. Mission Circle No. 1 met Sunday way. We are holding our annual take their hats off to the partici­ Henry C. and Louella Crossley of day. We are very proud of L. C and Vcrla Dixon of 183 W evening at the residence of Mr and , A. A. U. contesi in which we would pants of the various activities that 1307 Horace, a boy. Curtis Lee. At 11 a. m. the regular form of you and hope you will maintaui California, a girl. Carolyn Denise Mrs. O Broxton. 963 Leath Street. . like to have each of you to partici­ the park indulged in this week. Wc Willie and Ruby Cleveland of 2059 worship with the Junior Deacons in this attitude throughout tlx sea- Jimmie J and Marian Fields of The meeting was opened at 4:30 p. pate. It is a contest to determine I feel that it is a privilege as well Hunter, a boy. Willie Carl charge of the church activities. aon. 27 N. Orleans, a girl'. Yolanda Mi­ m„ by the acting president. Devo­ i physical fitness Won't you come as a pleasure to acknowledge such Frank and Thelma Wright, of 607 Music by both choirs. Mrs. Bernice This week was Bathing Beauty chelle tional service was held by Mrs. L. ■ out and be a part of our playground splendid cooperation on behalf of Mississippi, a girl, Brenda Joyce Leatherwood at the organ and Mrs. « Contest week. Everyone was eager Shelby and Dorothy Clark of 1936 Alexander. During the brief busi­ 5 We need you. See you next week the athletic program and doll and Sam and Ina Bounds of 1712 Oak­ Ruby McCall at the piano. Mrs. to participate. The age limit was Kansas, a boy, Shelby Jr. ness session a Mid Summer Social LEMONET PARK oty show. wood .a girl, Melba Laverna Ivory Vessell. Director of the Jun­ 12 years and under Rayficld and Bessie Crutchfield event was planned for the month Hi boys and girls, did you wit- Robert and Pearl Williams of 437 ior choir. Sermon by.thp pastor. At I E. BROWN PARK In spite of the loss we suffered ol 968 Bingham girl. Kathy Lynn ¡ol August. The Sick Chairman re- , ness all of that tough competition Halley Rd. a girl, Debra Sue 6:30 p. m.. BTU. Groups lor all ages. The happenings at L- E. Brown at the hands of Lincoln Park, wc Julin W and Ovcadcr Smith of I ported the sick and shutins im­ . over at Foote Homes Wednesday Charlie L. and Oeorgia Williams are still in full swing. The different feel that sportsmanship is the ’!>»(> 1-2 Swift .a girl. Venissa Dianne ' of last week? I am sure most of you ol 1106 Tulley. a girl, Janice proved at this meeting. After the teams are getting ready to beat main objective even though winn­ Earl L. and Beulah Wade of 870 Frank M. and Mary Maclin of brief business session, the meeting i ¡in the South Memphis Area were James A. and Henrietta Cahill, Dixie Homes. Huh, L E Brown? ing is always happily accepted. LeMoyne Mall, a boy. Hubert Theo­ 1220 Smith, a bdy, Rudolph 'there, for the Park was overflow- ol 417 Frazier, a boy. Alfred Leon. war turned over to the hostess who Well all right then! The doll and toy show went over dore Manvel and Sadie Murrell of 400 serve da daint ymenu. Watch the ■ ing with happy youngsters.. If you, Carl and Thelma Jenkins of 210 The Toy and Doll Dressup Siow with a bang The dolls ranged from Willie F. and Viletla Jones of 781 Lauderdale, a girl, Marilyn Ann World for the time and place for s want some more ol the same, be at Caldwell, a girl. Elizabeth Ann jWas veiy nice. The number of dolls Negroid to rag dolls. The toys were Ioka. a girl. Linda Louise Johnnie L. and Aberdeen Lewis the next meeting. The ladies attend­ > LeMoyne Park, at 2 p m. on July Amos P and Estelle Snvdcr of and toys were left at home because also unique and beautiful. There James and Addie Townsrnd oi 494' ol 539 Harahan Rd. a boy. Johnnie ing the meeting were: Mesdames E. i 25, where we will tackle L E 12404 Vandale, a girl, Cynthia the little mothers were all busv were such toys as talking robots and Dmrcon.b. a boy. Willie Jhmes Ji. J. Campbell, Lucille Roseman. Bes­ . Brown Park. M C. and Bernice Mickens of 698 even jet airplanes. Melvin and Loesthcr Strickland of . Williamson and Mary Walton of sie Chhm, Victoria Payne, Rosa Hie girls around LeMoyne love Gillis, a bov, Eddie In conclusion, we would like to 1503 S. Willettee .a girj IC31 Tupelo, a girl, Frances Yvonne Clark. Lula Alexander, and Amanda sewing and already some have made JULY 8 urge more of the local children to James and Ida Mcses of 2036 JULY 13 Broxton. Honored guests: Marga- 1 several beautiful articles. Dora An- I _ James and Texanna Hightower of come out and try out for one of the Amity .a girl. Bobbie Jean John H. and Katie Curtis, of 323 retta McCall and little daughter | derson, a very interetting all around 729 Vance, a bov. Revisl Larve, many park teams Ellie P and Marv Williams of 1008 E Georgia, a boy. Samuel Dwayne and others. , girl, has todate made four pot- Jessie and Beatrice Hudson of KLONDYKE PARK Speed, a bov, Ellie P in J. B. and Estella Brown of 301 E Mrs. H. Crivens. president. Lucille ' holders, two scarves with embroid- 1535 Dunn, a girl. Edna Annette | Hi! Everything te progressing JULY 10 Georgia, a boy. J. B. Jr Roseman, secretary; Lula Alexander, ' ery, one hat. an apron and a doll. Hercules »nd Virginia Williams of fine at Klondyke Playground. Our Clevclan dand Louise Taylor ol 868 Albert and Bettie Campbell of publicity. Our boys are aiso very busy mak­ 332 Dixie Rd. a boy. Devanl Orlando ¡girl tennis champion went out to Porter, a girf. Gwendolyn 2423 Dexter, a girl. Bettie Jean DOUBLE ACTION ing beautiful and useful things Edward and Helen Johnson of 1 Magnolia to help practice their Henr yand Lillie Grove of 665 Tom and Ezella Brittenum of 1030 for the home Some of the things 2420 Vandal", a boy. Reginal E. GUY HAS KMX girls. The scores were 6 to 1 In Morble. a girl. Earnestiric Vavon, a girl. Maria Montez II arc book-ends, shoe racks, what­ William and Fannie Jennings of 2ttBSE5HMRINPtACE favor of Klondyke. Loretta Wil­ Willie D and Mildred Lewis of 336 L. C. and Louise Foat of 598 E 1558 Patton, a girl. Deborah Denise nots. wall brackets, shadow boxes, liams and Bettv Carh stated that Walker, a girl. Patricia Ann------Lauderdale. a girl. Felicia Anne "Pet Milk Baby of the Week and believe it or not. shoe shine Richard M and Woodie Cole of they were in fine shape for the Edward H and Dorothy Lewis, of Prophet R and Theole Davidson 601 C. Lauderdale, a boy. Richard Just one of the millions of happy, healthy babiei boxes championship this year. 897 Trask, a boy. Milton Lee of 571 Jeanette, a girl Jr. Before signing off. I would like to The softball team te also lookir: John L. and Erline Lewis of 728 x raised on Pet Evaporated Milk Ananias and Juanita Hawkins of Levi and Ida Mae Henta of 836 great. The girls are practing with Galloway, a girl, Sharee Lynn 1037 Meliose. a boy, Michael Donnell Heiskell. a boy, Charles Edward great determination. The star first JULY 11 , Robert and Martha Ford of 702 Hosea B. and Lena Johnson of baseman on the team is Lois Cash William and Catherine McDowell Wright, a boy, Wayne. 1451 Oaklawn, a boy, Barron It has been stated that she Is the oi 680 E. Georgia, a boy. Larry Earl , Joe and Katherine Harvey of 378 Freddie Lee and Ledoria Jones of best In the business. Dou'dass Charles and Josephine Jackson of E Wellington, a boy. Kenneth Lydell 1512 Raven, a boy. David Keith came over Tuesday and we Had a 3589 Weaver Rd., a boy NEW SOUTH MEMPHIS JULY 9 Ecore and Elizabeth Rayner of very sucessful evening Their com­ Johnnie .and Minnie Bell Farris | John E and Leola Hull of 1579 906 . . Bellevue, a boy. Ecore, Jr. pany was enjoyed We had high el 3651 Weaver Rd., a girl, Joyce Ann Rayburn, a boy. Ronald Dee Houston and Susie Dancv of 700 117William E. “and“'i Eugene^TrnihvT^ Hicks of hopes for the festival, so be on Porter, a girl. Edythe Vaveksa 11718 S1Iver' a ?fr1' Dorothy Jean MOTOR COMPANY ' your "P's' and "O's" because Klon- George H and Barbara Wakefield of 855 A LeMo.vnc Mall, a girl. Clarence E. and Beatrice Jones I dyke is determined to be the cham- Curtis and Alice Richmond o( 360 ol 1223 Charlotte, a boy. Edward Lee ' pions Uite ymr Fo long Carles E Georgia, a bov. Curtis Jr. Jessie and Lula Mae 8cruggs of LcMax. Director. Dorothy Jenson, Gregory Hirsch. John Sherwood Theodore and Dorothy Dorsey of .“Z)^Z„' USED CARS BOUGHT - SOLD - TRADED M10 Fields, a boy. Alber t 2525 Carnes' a ^Helcn Owen A'islant. Hirsch. Fannie Roscoe and Francis 1t “ b:...... , ■ -r WASHINGTON PARK NEWS Nelson Angue ar.d Edie Sandidge of 916 2158 Florida Street WH. 6-0873 The boys and girls of Washing- Speaking of music, we had noth­ S. Mason, a boy. Larry Edward | ton Park enjoyed a week of fun ing else The Letter Carriers Bam: Willie and Mary Taylor of 62 w EOT UTMOST SHAVING I and excitement came out and sponsored a concert Wisconsin, a girl. Avessa Coline | We marched to New Chicago for us before a large audience . Freddie and Minnie Saulsberry of j EASE AND (ONVENIENCE Plavground Tuesday afte-'-ron W- We enjoyed such numbers as I 1832 Keltncr. a boy. Michael Ber- : ' engaged in several a'tlvttles with Ixtve a Parade. St Louis Blues, nard ! their boys and girls. The sports- and many more Tire boys and girls Aster and Katie Pittman of 696 j manship of both teams was out- were anxious to keep time with the Marechalrieil. a boy. Louis Gillette I standing We will long remember music Willie and Ernestine Coleman of Super-Speed RAZOR MADAM BELL the hospitality shown by tlte direc­ Our out town guests were Dr 1327 Sample. a girl, Jacqueline tor and children Jackson and his family from Texas Yvonne ' Mrs. Leigh and Miss Marquette Our Bathing Beauty Revue was Calvin and Ruby MUler of THE GREATEST PALMIST ON EARTH were there to witness some of the Thursday evening Bye nd« , see you Norton, a boy « events. next week Don t forget our slo­ James E and Elate Payne of MADAM BEU fhof you ol) know who stayed al the Mis- Lest wt-Jorget our Doll, Pet and gan Valse a girl. Cathy Romona BRENDA JOYCE FLYE aisstppt State line for years is bock on her own place to stay. Dress-up Contest We had a total "It pays to play safe " JULY 12 3 Years Old - Daughter W Mr. and Mr». Verdell Flye, Mr George Warren Director. Bobby L and Lucille Partee of of twenty contestants. Hie follow­ 1242 Capital Avenue. ¿reyou Dissatisfied with Morriage? Have you lost faith ing named persons were winners: Miss Laura Pulliam. Axistant Direc 146« May. a girl. Kathlean 'in your wife or sweetheart? Are you in bod heolth? Or dis­ Marcella Walker, Cathy Evans, tor. Reporter. Charles Thompson T Another winner of the official “Pet Milk Baby of the Week" ( ertiti' cite! The proud parents will receive »10 worth of groceries from couraged? If any of these are your problems, come let their favorite grocer. %• MADAM BEIL odvis? you at once. -She reads life to you Beauty Editor Tolls How Dodon Medicated Cosnetic just os she would read a nopen book. Tells you why your Article in Reader’s Digest Reveals More of Americo's hoppy, heoHty babies are raised job or business is not a success. lf you have failed in th» LIGHTENS and CLEARS SKIN on Pet Evaporated Milk than on any other brand r»l come see MADAM BELL af once Jittery Pre-Menstrual Tension ind al the same time keeps skin yeun^er looking I IOCATED on her *wn ploce on highway 51 Norih, 6 mile* ENTER YOUR BABY'S PHOTO TODAY I by Jessie JONES worth of Millington, Tennessee on the way to Covingtop, Ten- Is So Often a Needless Misery! H your baby hoi boor led Pel Ivopreofed •**. o«d h taoi notMe, next door te Colony Night Club otherwise known as I thorjyoonof ojo, Wl tr IW< torpor ord lord r*Ho »0 Turf Club. Two blocks below the other reader. 5 Greyhound Do you suffer terrible nervous ten­ stopped . or strikingly relieved ... pain and discomfort! 3 out of 4 PET MIK COMPANY, 1590 Arcade IMS . &■ I. Mo bum pa*s daily to and from Memphis. Ask your bus driver sion-feel jittery, irritable, de­ pressed-just before your period women got glorious relief I to put you off at Madam Bell» place. You can take the each month? A startling article in Taken regularly, Pinkham's re­ Min NAMf. JCf. ____ Millington but and get off at the Pott Office in Millington READER'S DIGEST reveals such lieves the headaches, cramps, ner v • pre-menstnial torment te aeedteu ous tension ... during and be/ore rotrt NAME and get a cab and tell them to drive you to Madam Boll'» misery in many cases I your period. Many women never place. Show your cab driver the address. sulTer-eren on the firtt iay! Why VOW ADOttSS______Tlio'r and» have already disco» - srmrj ? cred how to atotif such suffering. should you? This month, start tak­ ing Pinkham’s. Bee If you don't CDMf TODAY FOP TOMORROW MAY M TOO LATE With Lvdta Pinkham s Compound and Tablet», they're so much hau­ escape pre-menstrual tension. . so ; SATISFAf TION GVAIAN1RD OR NO CHARGE nter les tense u thoee ‘difficuH often the cause of unhappiness dsy»' tpprosch! r—■ ■ ...... —f GetO«t Lydia rF HOOKS: YA M te 9 F M Reading dally. Open on Sundays Lydia Plnkhams lsisctorii»itiss«B»ite| Pinkhatn » Vaga- hti a remarkable table 1 don’t make aay home calls or answer a toothing effect on nWWMntM Atom, Rist or con» Um source of such Vss4«Wt*sI feriti»* Lo«k for the "Pet Milk Baby of th« W««k distrees In doctors' taten Asm "fefafe feyi '1 tostar Pinkham s in the Memphis World-every week

I MEMPHIS WORLD • Saturday, Jt*Jy 31, 19Í* • •> ■s

SPEAKING By. JOSEPH R. WHITE

By JEWEL GENTRY * X (Your School I ulumnbrt) GOLF TOURNAMENT Reverend S. A Owen .th? groom's Joyce • Ann Cochrane, all grand­ children; Mrs Gladys Webb.’niece GOLF still takes the lead < (in pastor, White stock and fems de­ Hello everybody, guess you're teens told me in an open canver»- Sports and social activities) around corated the attractive living and ..nd Mr. Lan Webb, nephew. piutrled over the headline of my tion that Life is Living, and wto Memphis this week. Scores of Golf­ dining area. Friends who went to the attrac­ column — still tilling myself your Uve is U’e." Well, it makes you ers came from all over the country The cute little young bride, given tively planned birthday dinner purty school columnist, well the amazing wondei doesn't it? But I to» this week for the 26th annual Cen­ in marriage by her father, wore an were Reverend and Mrs. 8. A Owen. tact i< that I've graduated from their statement fc: pleasure ai| exquisite blue ballerina length blue tral Stat?s Golf Tournament. To Mrs. Bernice McClellan. Mrs. Sadie high chool but at the sam? time it ‘earns I rally meditated upcfi date social activities have included embroidered gown. Rhe carried a Hibler, Mr. Calvin hitfield Mrs. A I am going to use the same head it, for now I've put it in print. bouquet of white1 carnations. Her a well planned picnic and a cock­ L. Htggins. Mrs. Fannie Montgomery. for I’m hoping to find myself b., ?k However seen? have some out- tail party. veil of illusion was shoulder length Mrs Birdie Kimmons, ,Mrs Alma' in school this coming fall or at ta.idlng ar.d terrific jobs. Some Soft wedding music was played In spite of the heat, many of the - Scott, Mrs Ophelia Shaw. Mrs least in a school of college train­ ! the teens are now aorkint in guests, local golfers and visitors curing the ceremony Miss Gwen- Viola Tatum. Mrs Matlie Moore, ing. ' offices, homes, dept, storek, restau- rude out to Douglas Park to tile dolyn Milrose, sister of bride was Mi C. C. WhitfWd, Miss Ida Page. rante, social spots, city parka, mar­ picnic. During the hour there. I matron. Mr. Tuillard Mayweathers Mr. and Mrs E. Kirkland, Mr H. So much has hap;>?ned since kets and many part-time emxtoy- MRS. ESSIE MITCHELL PALMER is honored at Vernon lee Chism, Miss Mary Ann Cole, Mrs. spent ran into a large group. Among w as best man A Caldwell and Mrs Eulllla Holmes. school has been out that I hardly ments. > them were Mr. and Mrs . F.CEPTION ...... ItSSI birthday party given by her children, Mr. and Mary Cole Mr. Edgar Cole, a young friend; Mrs. know how to begin writing my old ______A reception giyen by the bride's Frankly «¡leaking, they say that tNs Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Howell. MRS. E. FRANK WHITE IS Mrs. S G. Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chism, Gladys Webb, Mr. Edgar Cole Sr., Mrs. Palmer editorial column The greatest Lynn Marie Howell and Mr. Oscar parents, he Taunt. Mrs. Dully Vea- HOSTESS 10 'Ql'ETTES' problem facing many of us is the i- the hie for teens because there and Mrs Edgar Cole, Sr. Seen (seated the henoree. Mrs. Eva Cross, Mr. Edgar Brown, Fickland, retired Chemist and for- sey with whom she makes lier home Mrs. E. Frank White proved to be ond Mr. old time fact of not having a job is « much that they want and mer Memphian who resides in St. and her cousins entertained îm- quite a gracious hostess when she left to right) ore Mr. Anthony Callion, Mrs. Mrs Clora Cochrane, Mr. S. G. Cochrane, Mr. or somewhere to work. would like to have that they must Louis, was along with the Johns' mediately ajter the wedding with a erved members ol- the ‘Queues' at' Callian Joyce Ann Cochrane, Lorene Chism, lee lorraine Chism,. Mr. leon Chism, Mr. lee help get what they want by help- leception. The bride's table, over­ And then there's the fart that tng the family income. old friends. her lovely Dudley Street home last Eleanor Cole, Kenneth Cole, Mrs. Bernice Me Chism, Mr. Chas. Chism, Glorio Jean Chism and Others noticed were Dr. Oscar laid with a linen cut-work cloth, was Wednesday. Dinner was served af- we want some enjoyment and pleas­ Well, summer play mates, I must Clellan. Standing are Miss E. I. Glodsby; Miss Calvin Whitfield. Speight, Jr.. Mr M. J. Thomas, Di centered with a wedding cake of 1 ter cocktails. Members attendihg ure from the dimmer months. be going and be sure to look for my Theron Northcross. Mrs Marjori» tour ti?res. encircled with gardenias i| were Mrs. B. G. Olive. Jr.. Mrs. Frankly peaking, this is really the new column about three weeks from art of living at ease, when we can Ulen. Mr. Sam Qualls. Mrs. Cor­ Glowing white candles stood on ¡John Avery Olive, Mrs H A GU- tavor using federal troops to carry now It will be news about YOU. nelia Crenshaw. Dr. 'Ike' Watson. Mr ■ either side of the cake bam, Mrs. John Parker, Mrs. r A7 'cut the segregation decision in-the relax and find a certain amount Frankly speaking, teen town talk '-Dollar' Saunders, Mr and Mrs. HOSTESSES — ■ i Watson. Jr.. Mrs. C Sawyer. Mrs. South He called such an approach of social cimifort with our friend« will be talking about teenagers of I Hostesses serving at the reception 1 Caffrey Bartholomew with their bro­ 1 Peter Jones and Mrs. Oliver John- un-American" tins town! A CHANGE TO BE MADE ther and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. j• were Miss Shirley Westbrooks. Miss i son. Some Southerners gathered from Evelvn Knox, Miss In»z Terrell, Mrs Very soon, I hope to begin d col­ NEW RECORDING HITS Talbert Bartholomew of Denver; Mr previous Hariman remark.-, however, umn entitled: "Teen Town Talk."J Ums teenagers who are not »!• end Mrs John Williams of Minnea­ Velma Hall and Miss AndrewnetU MRS MILLICENT DIXON BOL- an impression that he would employ A column where Informal ion and tendii j sun..r.?r school, working or polis; Mrs. 5dna Jones, Mr. Nathan­ Hawkins, sister of the groom who I[ TON, MRS. jCHARLtNE GOULD. the power and prestige of the presi­ farts about the teenagers of Mem­ iel Jordan, former President of th» came from Nashville where she is [ MRS CHRISTINE TAYLOR and dency to enforce the ruling. enga jed in some type of labor, pro- i a student al Meharry for the wedd- j <•••• phis will be presented from direct Centra) States Golf Association. MISS BETTY DIXON left last bi jly have b-en able to keep up interviews or contacts. Changin; Miss Jessie Mae Neeley and Mr«. Al­ ing. week for Nashville where they are KeFattver has -aid repeatedly in with the latest hit», in the world The brid/s mother chose for her ( lrom my regular column of edi­ | uf music. Many new >lngthg groups thea Pyles, Co-hoateses for the I currently attending the 10th. An­ in.- primary campaign speeches that torials too. features will be more nave came ip lately and are making tournament, Mr. and Mrs Jack Pet­ daughter’s wedding a blue chiffon nual Cosmetology Meeting at Ten­ the decision if the "law of the land” interesting for my rea rs goon, luday's favorite seems to tiford starter. I She wore white carnations. The nessee State University Mrs. Bol­ i and should be carried out I groom's mother, Mis. Hawkins wore | be: "Rc?k and Roll" melodies ahd Drove out to the "Whip" where1 ton spent six weeks studying hair The Tennessean said in reply to LIFE FOR TEENS 1 ;■ white sheer and a shoulder cor­ popular songs. styling in Los Angeles last winter. questions that lie iia*-had "no di— This could well be the subject Dr. Ike Watson. Dr. Fred Rivers. sage of carnations Other relatives I or I Ml. Joe Atkins and Mr Longino ! reel suggestion" from the Steven­ a book I would write if 1 were to who came to Memphis for the wedd­ RADIO STATIONS ( OMWENMD Çcoke.were all busy being good host, DR AND MRS. D J (DANNY" son camp of an offer of second write one. for the teenagers 9f ing were members of the bride's Mort kids commented - on th*1 we ptet tile Talb?rt Bartholomews [ THOMAS. Ill and his family arriv- place un a Stevenson ticket and Memphis ha>e done and are doing I family.'Mr. and Mrs. S Jolly of whiling away oí time by listening of Denver there With them were Dr [ ed her:’ after a tear on the coast that he is "not contemplating" thv a swell job of engaging in some ¡Chicago. Mr. and Mrs R. C. Wil­ to the radio. The latest news and I and Mrs. Edmon Noe) also of Dm- j «here Dr Danny was in surgery in Vice-presidency; lie refrained from type ot activity thl summer. Many liams. Mr. and Mrs. S. R Williams. n usic can all ways be heard on ver and Mr. LeRoy Tyas of St , Seattle The young Memphian phy- saying flatly he would'not take such are working and some are enjoy­ ■ all from Ne'bitt. Miss.. Mr. and Mrs the It.si ladio. they agree. But | sician has done over 5 years in sur- i a nomination, however. ing themselves In social activity. Louis. Wm Hail. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mil television has kept us at home A few other prominent guests ran ,’ery. The young couple and their rose and Mr. Warner Jolly all of Of his own chances, lie declared: scm. too! "Thanks a million1' into during the week are Miss Mar­ I two kids will go to Nashville where Frankly sgSeaking, we leer ig?hs Chicago and all sisters and brothers “It I had the support of the Demo- they ay. Mr. DI c Jockey, for con­ jorie Singleton. Detroit; Mr and i Di Thomas will remain at Meharry here in Memphis have really got a to the bride and her grandmother. latlc organization in the United tinuous music to soothe this savage Mrs. Richard Smith, Dr John Nel­ until his course Is completed m stir- life to live! In fart some of the ! gery. States, I could make a strong fight ttir.jerature during these hot son ot Peoria and a former Mem­ Mrs. Julia Boone •••••• and could win. No ohe would work months. phian ; Atty. Oscar Jones, president GVE8TS i Guest« includ' d Mr and Mrs B harder at it and go more places." FARM PRICES I P Fr itkly speaking, the tempera­ of th» Central States Tournament MRS SALLIE BARTHOLOMEW is L. Westbrook. Miss Jean Stv.dqvant. A farm price boost — up two ture his risen for some of the kids, who hails from Des Moines; Mr back after attending the Jack and In another development. Republlt Mr. Lucius Bryant. Mr and Mrs per cent in the month ended June because they are already engageci Willie Wilson and his mother who Jill Convention in Cleveland Be- can National Chairjqan Leonard N. Thornton. Mrs. Dolly Yearly. •1 fore_____ returning ____ _ home_____ Mrs. ______Bartholo- 15 — has brightened prospects for in sum.T.jr school activities. éame from their home in Canada: Hall said he expects to announce Miss Marva Taylor. Mr. Byron Tay- |mew w,,nt ( i) to Buffalo where she agriculture in the wake ot a con­ Mr. Herman McKinney, Detroit; Mr. within a few days who will nominate ! lor. Mr. J G. Tavlor. Mrs. E. M. tinued increase in the cost of liv­ A. E Rcblnson. Denver. Seen ...... - I was lavishly entertained by Mrs. Vice-president Richard M. Nixon for MAKE BIDDER PROFITS Mathis. Rev. and Mrs. J Nettles. ya|rje Kt,nnedy Gilliam and the ing. The increase was largely ac­ aiound Monday evening with some a secund term. Selling Religious, General and Miss C Greene, Mrs, Richard counted for in higher prices for of the visitors were two of Memphis tonner Miss Thelma Ayers both in Green and her daughter, Miss Cyn- I Hall chatted with newsmen at the fruit, potatoes and commercial NEGRO CHRISTMAS CARDS most charming young matrons. Mrs. Memphis. In Chicago she was enter­ thia Greene, just home from West White House after talking with Pre- vegetables. During the same period — write — Ike’ Watson and Mrs. Oscar Speight. tained by Attv. Veva Young, ano­ Virginis Stat’ College. sidehtial Assistant Sherman Adams prices for livestock and livestock WADE GREETING CARDS Jr. ther Memphian. Miss F Cole. >lr. Jack Clark Miss, and other White House aides. He products declined less than one- Rot 3006 Greenville. MtaL Of course Rub’ Wright and his did not see the president. Eunice Person, Mr Phelon Wiliams. I MRS SUSIE CRAWFORD, for­ half of one per cent. well liked son were on scene every­ Rev and Mrs. S. A. Owen. Mr. S. R mer principal of Lester School, her day A large crowd followed in be­ Williams. Mrs. J Williams. Mr. and niece and her family. Mr and Mrs. hind 'Teddy Rhodes on the course Mrs. William Hall. Mr. and Mrs.! C. L. Lee (she is the former Mrs The sight was feallv spectacular MISS ALM A JOLLY IS MARRIED Kenneth Whalum. Mi and Mrs. Agnes Porter Taylor' and thtir William H. Hall. Mrs. Annie Mae small son. Arthur Porter Taylor MR. AND MRS. EDGAR HAWKINS, JR. are seen cutting their wed-1 » TO MR. EDGAR HAWKINS. JR. Chandler. Mr. E M Boyd. Mrs Ruth (have been her» for the past three The lovely Frlds Street, home of ding cake immediately after they were married in a beautiful Reeves. Mrs. B Pulliam ol Chicago peeks visiting relatives Mrs Craw- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Terrell was home wedding Sunday. Mrs. Hawkins is the former Miss Alma ford has spent time with all of her | the scene of » beautiful home wedd­ and Mis. J Owen. COMING TO MEMPHIS! Jolly, o senior al LeMoyne College. Mr. Hawkins is the son of i nieces, Miss Edwinor Porter. Mrs. i ing Sundaj when Miss Alma Jolly, Mrs. W Oliver. Mrs. J Betts, Mrs. Mildred Crawford. Mrs Fannie Ri- i the late Mr. Edgar Hawkins, Sr. and Mrs. Hawkins. He attended daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jessie M Collier. Mrs Pat Taylor. Mrs lev and Mrs Grace Joynor Mr and I LeMoyne, Tennessee State and Howard University where he was Jolly of Coldwaler, Miss., became Lynetta Taylor. Mi and Mrs. J. Mrs. L»e (he is a Los Angeles con- the bride of Mr. Edgar Hawkins. Jr.. a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. He is now a Postal « Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hous­ ti actor l are visiting Miss Edwinor daughter of the late Mr Edgar Haw­ Clerk. — (Story in Society Column) ton, Miss Mari» Edgar. Mrs. C R. Purler, her sister Mrs I^e, who kins. Sr., and Mrs. Hawkins of .Fletcher.'Mrs. E. Bishop. Mrs. Effie DON'T MISS IT! formerly taught at Maiiassas High Memphis. Williams. Mr. Charlie Williams. Mr. School here, is at the 24th. Street Vows were pledged before an im­ i Clyde Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. An­ School in LA Many affairs honor- [ provised altar and the double ring thony Colllgens. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- !| ed the California matrons during " Sen. Kefauver Would Enforce ceremony was performed ' by the gar Cle and their daughter. Miss [ their visit. Reverend E. W. Williamson, the i Eleanor Cole. , 1. bride’s pastor with prayers by the • •••• MRS. FLORA CHURCHVILLE MRS. ESSIE MITCHELL PALMER COCHRAN and her small daughter Supreme Court Bias Ruling for QUICK RELIEF of IS HONORED Joyce are visiting relatives in low­ BY WILLIAM THEIS j Court Judge, (inaction marked Mrs. Essie Mtchell Palmer was er Illinois and in Chicago and Gary j I by. WASHINGTON (I ..N St_. — ___Sen. 1 Democratic division on the segre- honored on Sunday of last week by In Chicago, they will be the Estes KeFauver (Di’Tenn., declared gation Issue. THE BEAUTIFUL LEG CONTEST house guests of the attractive Oay- a HEADACHE her children. Mr. and Mrs. S. G Wednesday he would use "persuas­ [ Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs. L»e Chism tch Sisters. Radio and TV Stars Asked what he would do to cn-| ion and example" to enforce the force the school segregation decision,; and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cole. Sr., who are Mrs. Cochran's nieces. The Supreme Court segregation ruling KeFauver replied that a "lot would NEURALGIA with a party on her 70th birthday. Flora Shoppe Is still open. Call Mr ->• Sponsored By — if ehrted President. | depend on heart and spirit." Ease Pains of Headache Guests and relatives gathered on Cochran at J A 7-0870 And the 7 ennessean, back in his only harden the situation." Neuralgia . Neuritis with ! the spacious back grounds and gar­ underdog" candidate position in the i He added: "About all you can do Quick Acting STANBACK dens of the Cochran's stately Vance Longstreets Have Democratic presidential race, as­ is by persuasion and example. Of Avenue home A full course dinner THE BLUFF BITT PRESS CLUB, INC. serted that he could make a strong Test STANBACK against was served during the early part of Visitors From course, the president can call some :ight and wm election of he "had meetings. But certain kinds of coer- any preparation you’ve i he evening. 'he support of the Democratic or- c on that have been suggested would ever used ... See how Special guests were. Mrs Palmer's Houston, Texas i sanitation." mil yharden the situation " quick relief comes. sister and brother. Mrs. Eva Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kirch of Mr. Edgar Brown and a life long Houston. Texas were recent holiday KeFauver1 told a .National....._...... Press ... A week apo. Harriman spoke to Sr» friend. Miss E. L. Goldsby . . Other BEGINNING visitors here at the home of Mr. and c'bb auditnee he expects to have the .'em. press club group and hotly STANBACK relatives who enjoyed the party wth SU Mrs. Jerry Longstreet and Mrs J00 to 275 votes on the first ballot denied a suggmtion that he might Mrs. Palmer. Mr. and Mrs Anthony at the Democratic National Con- Callian. M> and Mrs Edgar Cole.’ Iongstreets sister. Mrs. Madge ■'ention. which opens in Chicago on Jr. Mr Krtinrth Cole, Miss Mary ! Johnson and daughter. Aug. 13. Cole. Miss Eleanor Cole. Miss Verna ENDING: AUG. 24 AT THE BIG CONTEST Keel Handicap Club To He said he has found he had de­ Lee Chism. Mr Chas Chism. Mr legate strength in states like Utah Sidney Chism. Gloria Jean. Loren? ' where pollsters give all the delegates and Leon Chism. Sidney Chism and I Sponsor Lawn Party to Adali E. Stevenson and New I The Keel Handicap Club will 5 ork Gov. Averell Harriman, his j sponsor a lawn party Saturday. July two announced opponents. j 28. beginning at 7 p. m. at thè j home ol Mrs. Zola Mae Nelons of Kefauver spoke in Washington on MEMUnial biUOlO 12660 Supreme Ave Mrs. Elizabeth the heels ol his bld last night for 889 UNION AVENUE MADAM FRANN support of (he New Jersey Democra­ [Ware is presidimi. Mrs. Dorothy tic delegation, where Stevenson is Designers, builders A Erectors oi | Thomas, secretary and Mrs. Nelson, .Monuments. Outstanding m a n j II eporter. credited with dominant strength. years for courteous service and rea­ His address also followed the Se­ PALM READER AND ADVISOR sonable prices. nate's confirmation of Solicitor Ge­ A. H. C. C. Has Meeting PHONES JA. 6-5466 Nationally Known! Highly Recommended! neral Simon Sobeloff as a Circuit ENTRANCE FEE NOTHING! The Aid to Humanity Charity NOT TO BE CLASSED AS GYPSIES | Club met last Thursday at the iiome | of the acting reporter, Mrs. M. D. X PRIZES TO 8E AWARDED .... $800 WORTH! Will read your life without asking any questions, gives advice King. 752 Ayers. This was the last 1 club meeting before fall. " on all affairs of life, such at: Love, courtship and marriage. The club will m»et again Thurs­ lAosf powerful fuel t She reunites the separated, causes speedy marriages, helps WHAT TO DO day. Sept. 6 Mrs Dollie King Is the you to gain the one you love. If worried, troubled, or in j club president doubt, consult this gifted medium. If you have been disap­ pointed in others, one visit will convince you that this Medium SœfvdAuk« Mine , (Fill In And Mail) is superior to any reader you have consulted. She advises I on business affairs. COLD SUFFERERS Beautiful Leg Contest Private and confidential readings daily and Sunday. COLD discomforts yield quickly to STANBACKSTANBACK'S’S prescription formula Bluff Citv Press Club Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Reading! for white and colored. Foresail IW STANBACK tablets or powders 3 Satisfaction guaranteed. work fast to bring comforting re­ 234 Hernando You will find us most moral and not to be classed as lief from tired, sore, aching muscles, Memphis, Tenn. GYPSIES. neuralgia and headaches duet to colds. Anger and worry are the most unprofitable conditions known to man. While they are in possession, mental, physi­ Please accept this application for participation in the cal and spiritual growth are suspended. Anger is a high­ way robber and worry is a sneak thief. Bring your prob­ "BEAUTIFUL LEG CONTEST." lems to me today, tomorrow may be too late. CHOIR ROBES Don't be discouraged if you have failed to find help! WIU Visit Chunk AM My Name Is .. • Age I do what others claim to do! licensed by State and County. Show Samples. Ns No representatives ot house calls. Ohllptlou. Ï Hortioy Gormom C« TAKE WHITEHAVEN BUS TO STATE LINE, (Tenn. & Miss.) My Address Is Height CALL OR WRITS I HIGHWAY SI SO. LOOK FOR HAND SIGN NEAR SALLY . t ROGER'S STORE ONE BLOCK FROM END OF BUS LINE. John Sadler ,« * •} zur«» ••-1 M. B-176B or 4-X2B MEMPHIS, TERN. mfmphis tknn H~ t —<—■ ■■ vu inuma I III - Southerners Issue New Manifesto; Attack Civil Rights

4 • MEMPHIS WORLD • Saturday, July 21, 1954 : 45 DIE AS TROOP PLANE CRASHES IN NEW JERSEY Otis Greene LADIES ABOARD IKE BANDWAGON Bill Now Scheduled Gets Detective For Debate This Week I WASHINGTON - (ANP) - Denouncing the Administration's civil lights bill as "sinister and iniquitous." a group cf 83 southern Role On NBC congressmen Friday issued a neyv manifesto declaring win > and City College. __ GIRL VOLUNTEERS of the ‘‘Citizens for Eisenhower" organization, all wearing “Ike dresses," are shown astride a mechanical elephant at Madison Square Garden, N. Y. The Eisenhower committee was Father Of St. Louis 4 Negro Actors holding school sessions to instruct bandwagon operating crews that X —'A will tout the country in the Republican campaign, (/uternationul) Lincoln Univ. Race Relations Now Major In “Something Policy King Passes * BY R C. FISHER delivered the eulogy, Burial was Grad Receives Project For Ford Fund SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON ST LOUIS — 1ANP1 - The Rev la.- t Wedne day in Washington Robert B Hattis, 69. father of the Park Cemetery. CHICAGO—(ANP—Tlie Fund tor lumbia, fur job opportunitits for Of Value" widely known Harris Brothers. St CIIAND JURY WE BELONG TO A GREAT willing to obey, on faith. Once the Republic, created by the Font Negroes in North Carolina and Texas COMPANY again he was not disappointed. Louis gamblers died here last week HARRIS SON Doctorate Foundation in 1952 with two im­ and lor an Indian program in the Three leading Negro actors of International Sunday School Lesson Faith, such as that of Abrahams at Barnes hospital. \ A few weeks ago, Ezra Harris, mediate projects—to do research in­ southwest; $50.000 to the NAACP's the New • York, stage and TV — LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pa. for July 22, 195«, j is the refusal to believe that faith He had been lingering with a well known "Policy King," operator to the extent and nature of Com­ legal Deien c and-educ^wfml fund; William Marshall, Samadu Jackson ersonal craft rites, Jack on is a veteran three surveys of Old Testament his­ phitheater He d> scribes, the sett­ Barbara Paulateer, on trial for prisonment two months ago on a Lincoln university. A B., graduate of and political against the Funds of­ Of vaudeville and stage. tory: one. tlie history of the un­ ing for the race -- lire arena sur­ slaying her lover after she found charge' of narcotics tlie Dartmouth Medical school in ficers, notably Paul G. Huffman; Sidney Potier, in the plot, is a belief of Isreal, set forth in the rounding by tiers and tiers of seats him with a woman, suddenly plead­ 1927, Harvard MR. Columbia, A. M. part is nsolationi-m vs. international close friend of Rock Hudson until speech by James in the 7th chapter j which are thronged with spectators ed guilty last week to manslaughter and PhD. .Born in poverty of- A cu-operalion; part is caused by dif­ Convicted Man ferent concepts of a citizen's con­ angered by the whites taking the of the Acts, another, a briefer re­ watching the vicious contests and 1 and was immediately sentenced to farming family in Shelby County best land from the natives. He stitutional rights and obligation?; view, given by Paul in a sermon 1 cheering for their favorites The i 1 to 20 years at Maryville Reforms - Term. educated through tlie gen- joins the Mau Maus, becomes a delivered in the synagogue at An­ cinditions for the race are depicted I ero ity of others and your own part, und this is likely to increase ruthless killer and bitter enemy of Assault Charge tioch (Acta 13: 13-14»; and now. The runners throw off all their Mrs, Paulateer was accused in the determination, you equipped your­ in the future, is to diiferent ap­ Loses Appeal his former white friend. this chapter written by an unknown superfluous garments so that they -laying of William McMillan, 28, self to become a world authority proaches to the Question of Negroes. Tire Fund is granting more money JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-1 ANPI may be free to run without encum- ­ in his apartment April 28 after she. on the control and elimination of author. — Robert Burnett, 21-year-old con­ The chapter opens with a defini­ brances. ti_- 4 . aid. found him and Mrs. malaria, the larges’ health impair­ ‘.han ever before to a field it calls To succeed in the Christian life, victed slayer of a white . hopkeeper tion of faith. It is defined as the , I Margaret Davis there. ment oi human effort on the lace- 'equality before the law and equali­ ty of opportunity." This is the ra- in st. Louis, failed to win a re­ Radiator Thrown belief that our hopes will be realized the hampering effects of sin must of the earth. Assistant Prosecutor Benjamin H PORTLAND. ORE. - (ANP) — versal of the death sentence here and the personal conviction that be cast aside and one must keen "As teacher and researcher and l?l and minority group problem, Fisher accepted the plea after Mrs. Police th!? week are holding the in the North as well as in the South. last week when the Missouri Su­ there is a reality in the unseen one's eyes on Jesus Christ — the author of some seventy scientific Paulateer maintained that the mother of nine children, including preme Court, ruled there were no world. To the writer of Hebrews, goal. So, the program who looks to publuations in microbiology and In tills field the Fund has made From Window; shooting was accidental as she and. quadruplets, in a lye-throwing in­ its larged cumulative grant. $455, reversible errors in his original this means two things: The full as- , Jesus in faith for salvation must public health, as army officer, ad­ McMillan grappled for a pistul and cident which has brought blindness trial. « surance that the Christian hope ! also look to him as the goal XX) to the Southern Regional Coun, it discharged. to her drinking companion. ministrator and public health offi­ As a result. Burnett is to face in the promises of God will be full- wards which he is striving. cial you have followed the trail il w th headquarters in Atlanta, Common Pleas Judge John M The woman, Mrs Lucille Tigner, □a., and interracial boards and death in the lethal gas chamber filled, and the belief that the un- . of the malaria-bearing mosquito i McCabe commended Detective Lt was arrested and charged with ag­ ■tails in 12 Southern states. at the s ate penitentiary on Aug. Kills Girl seen, or spiritual world, is the ,su- | 1 Roy Shelton lor his investigation | into well nigh all the continent gravated assualt. Hoffman said the Fund started 24. NEW YORK _ (ANP) - Two preme reality. Faith is that which | and archipelagoes of the world. alleged junkies were held in the Named Farm and orderly presentation of evi- Her vic’im, Willie (Soldier Boyi ts.school desegregation studies be- Burnett was found guilty of the makes these hoped-lor things real ■ "Holder of the bronze star for i d' nee. The Jurist said it was the Jefferson, hi been confined to a lore the Supreme Court decisions in Hist degree murder of Abe Levitt death of a nine-year-old girl, who Christians believe that the world | .... spectacular reduction of the ma­ | be t such presentation before him loi al hospital after losing total 1954. at the latter's store in St. Louis was struck by a radiator last was created by God. Just how Ooa laria scotirgr among our .oldiers i in his long career on the bench sight in one eye. Doctors say there The Funds first president was Dec. 20, 1954 He wa< tried in cir­ Monday when they threw it out created the world, we do not know. , in the Sou h Pacific. Knight Com­ Taking the stand in her own de­ is a possibility that the other eye "liffurd P Case of New Jersey, who cuit court on April 13. 1955. of a fourth-floor tenement building but apart from God, there is no mander of Liberia for a similar fense. Mrs. Paulateer, one of 21 may be saved. •esigned from the House to take_J7 at 6 East 155th St. adequate explanation of the world's 1 service to that land, Dartmouth RALEIGH. N C- - - children, said she had been tem- Mr. Tigner, accompanied by two he position. The pair. Ralph Terris, of that origin. The existence of the world I where you received your first pro­ I had a bad addres-, and Charles Gross, of 15 Clyde R Weathers Jr . a native | porarily estranged from McMillan of her children, voluntarily went to Case resigned from the Fund to is a reality, but it is faith that I when she went to his apartment. fessional education, is proud to cold. Mom gave of Wendell. N. C.. and a graduate police headquarters last Thursday un for the Senate After a close y W. 128th 8trcet, admitted that they causes us to believe tliat God creat- i count yvu among tlie most honored of North Carolina State college I She found the door unlocked, but to discuss the fight in which she on test, lie was elected and Hutchins me good old had dismantled the radiator in the ed it. This is the meaning of He- j in her fellowship as Doctor of Sci­ here, has been named an extension I entered wi h a key she took from claims she acted in elf-defense. uccecded him. Baby Ease. Î building, which is scheduled to be brews 11: 3 -- God is the source of ence, honoris causa. farm management special! t at the i the mail box. The incident allegedly climaxed The report made public bv Hut- razed for a housing project. everything. Since graduation from Lincoln college. . ; The nude McMillan met her at an argument last Tuesday between hins silo« ed tile amounts alloted Now, I'm fine The child, Julia Quinonez, was Chapter eleven of Hebrews has University in 1925, Col. Poindexter playing in the yard below the win­ His appointment, announced last the door, and the other woman, Mrs. Tigner and 49-year-old Jeffer­ 'o vanou- groups for racial studies, been called the beginning -- with has pioneered into several field , STILL 40c al week by D. 8. Weaver, extension also undressed was in bed. the 25- son in her basement apartment. ¿any of the awards were to church dow from which the radiator was Cain and Abel - the author calls including teaching. He was a pro­ thrown. director, became effective July 1. jear-old defendant testified. She He told police he had gone to poops. Your FRIENDLY A hero whose faith was outstanding cessor at Howard universi y. His Prior to hi appointment Wea- said she ordered the other woman see the woman and she suddenly Hoffman told reporters that any Of course, the best example of per­ Research on malaria, however, is hers 'tauzht vocational agriculture from the house. threw the lye, wh(ch was heating uch group that could produce a DRUGGIST sonal faith in the Old Testament tils greate t accomplishment. at Henin« High School in Sampson Then she and MlMillan continu­ on the stove, into his face during jractiticablc program for betterment PERSONAL Is that of Abraham, recorded in During his college days, he work­ Dr. Marshall's County from 1951 to 1955. ed their quarrel and both rushed an argument. >f race relations could get a grant Boar Stomach, Gm, Intestinal de­ Genesis 12: 4 ed as a Pullman porter to raise Weathers is a veteran of World far a pi tel and she beat him to Her story, however, indicated rom the Fund. I rangement, pain, bowel disorder of Abraham's faith illustrated in money for tuition. i it. Mrs Paulateer testified. that they had been drinking during Typical of the way the Fund has I minor nature, Try Delicious, Sooth­ three ways: first by his obedience War II. rlioted grants are: $176.600 to the | ing - to the cail of God to journey forth COODfwKÍDDIErup to 12; the evening and, after returning American Friends Service for edu- PITTS CARMINATIVE to a strange place giving up all to her quarters, began to argue. ■ational work in the District of Co- Uc - ALL DRl'GGIST the things he had known, and to In her .statement to Detective ------place his whole reliance on some­ William Taylor, she said the man thing he had never seen. This Is struck her and threatened to kill the kmd 61 faith which Jesus re­ her. ferred to when he said that his Taylor quoted her as saying that followers must Be willing to give Got Relief from when the man left the main portion up parents, homes, everything. If of the apartment for a few Itching, Stinging need be. to fallow him. The second ¡lustration of- Abra­ moment«, sue prepared the lye in a container and waited his return. ham's faith was his confidence that of SIMPLE RINGWORM When he struck her again, she. God would be true to his promis threw it at him "in self-defense,” to give him heirs God had promis­ she declared. She had a swollon ed Abraham that he would be the -ye and bruised face Thursday. father of a great family, but up to the time he. and his wife. Sarah, The eighth part of a series call­ became old, they had had no chil­ ed "Fifty Years of Motorboating" dren. Their faith in God'S promise is featured in the July issue of was rewarded, however, in the birth Motor Boating magazine. It de­ of Isaac, even after they were old scribes how in the early 1920's This leads to the third lllustra-. tion of Abraham's faith God ask-g bolting continued to make big ed him to sacrifice his beloved son, strides in the development of flper Isaac. Abraham, though not un­ craft with comfortable living quar- derstanding God’s command, was .ters, and how racing gains were made as regattas became more Monica Brtmcourt popular throughout the entire ITuhington, D. C. country. on my hands and anna, Zemo Great For ~' simple ringworm made ble I tried many lotions A Soothing fresimi- ta. then I read an ad Helps aid White Ointment and Itchy Skin Rash BRUISES" CHAFI to try it MINOR CUTS Zemo, a doctor'« formula, promptly Heal Skin Irritations relieve« itching of wrface »kin ri>het, MILITARY AND CIVILIAN RESCUERS look for victims on the plane were Injured and leveral of them are x-ffirnu, prickly heat, athlete'« fool in the wreckage of the Military Air Transport Serv- not expected to live. The craft, bound for Burton- Zemo «topi »crrtcbiag and oo aidi ice plane which crashed in a swamp near Tort Dix, wood, England, had a crew of ten men, 41 enlisted faster belling and clsgrisg. Boy Litre N J, shortly after leaving the McGuire Air Force military personnel, nine officers, four women end Strength Zemo lor »tabborn cates. Bue, killing at least 45 persona. Twenty-one others two children. ('(international “ Soundphoto)• - « rtMM MNocrK'

-H » egro Attorneys Seek “Definite Time Limit' For Schools I

MEMPHIS WOULD • Saturday, July 21, IH4 • S Ask Reasonable Start } Toward Integration NIXON HOME FROM GLOBAL TOUR Roy Milton RICHMOND, Vo. - A definite time limit, "no later than Sep­ tember, 1957," for completion of desegregation in the public schools of Prince Edward County, Va„ was demanded by Negro Ranks High attorneys here last week a »they pushed for compliance to the ’ • 'fi By L. MASCO YOUNG Supreme Court's school integration ruling. . PHII-ADELPHTA - 'ANP) - Roy Milton. the clever llttl«' band­ Tiie Negro lawyers asked for "a fled the Virginia law and all that leader who gave the nation some reasonable strat" toward desegrega­ remains in the case is a question of the hottest blues hits of the tion by this fall. >f the enforcement of civil rights past decade. Is still among the In effect, they sad that no effec­ Chief Judge John J Parker, of all-time greats in lhe jazz wo(|d. tual move had been made by the the U. S 4 h Circuit Court of Ap­ county to comply with lhe Higli peals. announced that if the de­ Probably the most overlooked mu­ sician today. Milton Ua> been al­ Court's, ruling. cision is for u Uiree-judge court. • » Richmond District Judge Sterling most forgotten since the mldfortiez However, arguments never got Hindu* on w ill sit and announce when hts hgrd-driting "R M Bluet" around to the inert s of the time when the case is to be called up set the nation's blues jiattem for ' limit because the three-judge court again years to eoine. reces ed. probably for a tew weeks, The time limit for completion SITTING (T OUT—Anxiety is written on the While Roy Milton h virtually to consider whether one judge may of desegregation set by the NAACP faces of these steel workers at Gary. Ind., as unknown to the young rock and now taV over the ca-e look much pressure off of Prince their local leaders voted last week to continue roll set. there is hardly an adult , Federal law requires three judges Edwaid County The NAACP law­ the throe-week-old strike which has idled who doesn't recall how the deep­ *here a question of the constitu­ yers in their briefs had indicated voiced itiummei-vocalist dominated 50.000 steel workers, and threatens to throw tionality ot sta'e law is concerned they would seek completion of de- lhe juke boxes beginning In the thousands of workers in other fields out of But it is argued now that the segregation by the opening ofjriiool mid-forties in addition to ills work. (NEWSPRESS PHOTO.) Sum erne Court Inis already nulli- this fall R M Blues." . tiie biggest tellar imong ul) ul his ncordiiigs, Roy issued such lunes as "i'll Always B<- in Line With You,.....True Blues" Rainy Day Conies lull Blues," and VICI PRESIDENT and Mrs Richard M Nixon receive a warm wel­ ’'.Milton's Buogir " come from Secretary of Slate John Foster Dulles (right I at National Sen. Lehman Balked In Airport,(Washington, as Senale Minority leader WilllAm F Know- A versatile bandleader. Roy plays land looks on. The Nixons returned from an ll-d.iv lour that in­ drums, writes and comixwes many of the numbers he sings. His LAKE JUNAIASKA. N C. — reside in the southeast The cluded the Philippine', Viet Nam. Pakistan and other nations, who ■ presen' aggregation, made up moat- 'ANPi — a prediction that racial migration of Negro people is a opposition to the Soviet indicates, according, to the Vice President, ly of West Coasters, is a talented Civil Rights Testimony discrimination will decrease in die striking and ignlficant phenome­ "our assistance programs are paying off " Nixon aim repeated for ¿roup of youngsters that can play non of this age " reporters that ha will seek the nomination for a second term. south and simultaneously mffea.se anything from rock and roll to WASHINGTON, D C — (NNPAi Senator Lehman said he wa- going in other ections of the country Tiie re|»rl added that lhe de­ weet music Sena or Herbert H Lehman. , to report that "allegations liave was made here Iasi week by the • y CONRAD CLARK gree uf racial div i imiiiation is Democrat, >f New York, was balked been made to me by my consti- bishops of lh< MethodiSt Churches, NEV. YORK i'ANPI ANP) - Con­ largely determined by tiie density Interviewed at his recent Ttppin’ again t Tliursday in lit- efforts to ueiti, that tlit Judiciary Commit- Inn expectations ami reports 1 ice Is its.'li conducting a lilibuster*' ¡imtheas/ein juiisdkiion. diming of the Negro population. appear and testify for civil "rights and at Wceke's Tavern In At­ aioli;, tiie grapevine route, the Na­ before the foil Sai ' to avoid a ting mi rli 11 rights legls- their fifth quadrennial conference "With tiie Negro nugiutinv, it lantic. N J. Roy Milton remarked tional Association ol Fashion und Tiie prediction was contained in may be confidently predicted that Cosmetology Institute Commit lee, bead'd by Semi Un I lation and reporting il lu the Sen­ Imt “lie's now readying a nation- Accessory Designers "voted not to a 48 |«ue address prepared by Bi fl­ racial discrimination in Uj? South James (> Listland, Dixiecrat ul I ale. Wide tour that will take us into pursue the matter further in tiie op William T Watkins o| louU- will steadily decrease and by Uie Mississippi Senator f.ehman said he had some id the hitherto untraveled court.'" regarding lhe recent .stork ville, K), with the apptoval of same token it »ill increase in othei When tiie bearing al Which he been inlurnied that the Judicial ry To Convene At Prairie View .spois iii the USA where we X'i(b is ue sections.'' was to appear Thursday, afternoon Ounimift-e was meeting Monday tiie seven othei meinhei; of the will use red hot blues to build ®The organization liad it sixth in oilier portion- uf lhe repnit. was cancelled. Senator Lehman told and would consider giving him an- college of bishops PRAIRIE VIEW. Texas ANP) Texas will trek to tiie Prairie View Tumial eonven ion here last *eek the bishops la id that Lt rough a new cniiUligenl of juz». lovers " the Senate that tie iuut been ahrd- ‘tiller uppoitunlty to testify, but The touitli annual Sialewlde Cos- I campus io take part in tiie dis­ at tiie Sheraton Plaza Hotel, and Basis fur Ilie hueca t was this against ttie Negro must be righted cus ions and workshop sessions. ui'-d to testify at various times lie was "not interested in testify- melOlogy In titule H'.i'uiiii" the One of the principal items on lhe jwrtlun of the report: but tiie door- o| racial, brother­ latest drielupmenl.' In th? field, { during the past three weeks, but ■ Ihg for th? sake of testifying., Einplwsis will la* laid on improv­ program was the Stork Club inci­ hood cannot be blasted open." that bls appearances had been "I am intrusted hi getting ac­ ing the'quality of cosmetology serv­ Use Presidential dent. "Th? Negro population is no "We are persuaded that no vio- will convene al Prairie View A -postponed for one rea on or an­ tion on this legi latjon," he de- ice in Texas longer as concent! ated in the south­ lentr-assault otiThe present educa­ and M. College here, July 16 thru On June 16 tiie NAFADS had other. | elared, The institute staff will consist Powers To Speed east as seemingly, the public as- tional system will advance lhe scheduled a $25 per person cocktail At noon, Tliursday, he said, he In the testimony he had pre­ August 3 of some of the outstanding leaders umes. Of the 15,042,286 Negroes cause of brotherhood." fashion show at Sherman Billings­ was informed that objection would pared-for delivery. Senator Lehman Cosmetologists from throughout in the field. Up Integration in the United Slates, only 6.968.199 Commendation was given the ley's Stork Club in New York City be made on the Senate floor to a pointed out that Congress was rac­ Mrs. Mary F. Hill, owner and general conference of the Mdtho5 — the same club which discrimi­ request for permission for the Ju­ ing toward adjournment and director of Mary Hall's Academic NEW YORK - (ANP) - Oog. diet Church for its two-monlh old nated against Josephine Baker diciary Committee to meet and hear "There Is not much more time." de Coiffure, Detroit. Mich., will be Averell Harriman said last week deseglegation piojxisal, proriding sime ime ago. his testimony that afternoon. ~ He added that "It would be a chief consultant. that as president, he would use According to New York papers, Name Tenn. Gov hat churches and conferences in his powers "positively and firmly" A committee staff member, lie pity — and a travesty on tiie legis- I the Central (all-Negroi jurisdiction less than 24 hours prior to the ,ai!d. told him that the hearing lath e process — if these hearings _ to induce southerners to comply might transfer to a white confer­ four o'clock Saturday afternoon had been cct^equently called off. you (the committee! have been A q KOVtliltor with the Supreme Court’s desegre­ hour that the- affair was slated ______ence or jurisdiction if approval is Jamaicans Riot gation decision. Senator Lehman ordered that his holding were to be so prolonged Hu IlVjIlulUI given by two-thirds vote of the to begin, the Stork Club, throuih interest "is to expedite ce as to make action impossible." I Harriman made the sta’emenl I Negro and white cdnferenoM. in re ponse to a serious of ques­ Billing ley. cancelled reservations. sideration of civil rights legi lation Lenman said ne nopea tne com- i b mittee will not permit the hearing WASHINGTON — (ANP —Seek­ "We commend tiie proposea tions directed to him by P. L. Another "incident" was that the by the Senate and to secure legi - amendment to tiie annual confer­ Prattis, executive editor of the organization's check had bounced. lation in this field. process to be used as a means of |ng a mlld Rpproai,h on thf rare ences of tills jurisdiction for their Pittsburgh Courier. Following its closing session on denying the Senate the right to qUeKtjon the Democrat National He wrote . to Eastland sometime favorable consideration,'' the Sunday, the NAFADS, through its consider and act on ome ol lhe committee has cho en a southerner ago that his "anxiety for action to jxirt said. Harriman said he believed th« newly elected national president, civil rights bills pending before it.1 Port Everglades be taken by that (Judiciary com­ to serve as keynote speaker at the leadership in all our states should Lois K Alexander of Washington. "Some of my constituents are al­ mittee was gr.eat and that I did Party's National Convention to be FORT LAUDtRDALE, Fla. - >ake action to comply" with th« • C., issued the following .‘tate- ready eomplainhig that tills com­ not wish my appearance before the held In Chicago next month. IANPi—Because they were refused court decision “as soon as prac­ fcnt to the press. mittee is iiaclt conducting a fili­ > jmmi tee (< dilay action for -4 permission to go a'hore at Port tical (taking into account local "Sherman Billingsley, owner of buster on tliis legislation. I hope The kevnotei will be Gov. Frank Gov. Harriman cornytiorwi. and give some af­ even a single day." Everglades, 400 Jamaicans migrat­ the Stork Club, cancelled the bene­ this committee will belie this com- G. Clement of Tennessee, who has Senflor Lehman said lie had of- ing to England ktaged a loud dem­ firmative Indications of intention fit fashion show of the Scholarship plauit and proceed to act ailhout his' eye on the vice presidency, ac­ fered to file a written statement onstration a bun id the Italian liner to work for compliance." Committee of’ the National A so-, fui tiler delay." cording to rumors. Venezuela liwt weet. The Govrreior wrote that 'M with the committee, but Eastland I Reconsiders elation of Fashion and Accessory ...ix^pn'stdeiu who evades his re ponsl- talked with him personally and told Lehman said there was still , Designers scheduled for his club The 36-year-old Governor wa' The demonstrators began shout­ him lhe committee "wanted very enough lima* for tiie Senate to con- ’ liillty for bringing about compli­ on June 16. 1956, because he be­ selected, according to Butler, be­ much to hear ni” and asked me to ider civil ’ iizllLs legislation. "I ing and kicking luggage about when ance with lhe nation’s law vlo- lieved it to b( a "publicity stunt cause of his youth and because he the ship's captain. Michele Betro, testify in person." .isk that you do not deny the Sen­ Exile To Alabama lates his oath of office." which certain NATAD members comes from- a border state. Being told them they could -not go ashore In the testimony he had prepared ate a chan.-e to legi late on tills He said further that: “It Is a from tlmt area it was thought that NEW YORK - (ANP) - Gov. had been put up to do bi order to subject." lie added. because they had no visas for entry tragedy tint at this critical time for delivery before the committee, he could cover the racial segrega­ embara-s him. Averell Harriman, who has signed into the U. S. in our history President Elsenhow­ "There was no element of tru'h tion I sue “in a way that will not extradition warrants for three Ne­ There was neither violence nor er ha< not lived up to his obliga- in the rumor that any check, per­ be offensive to any segment of the gro chain gang fugitives from the injuries during the demon tration. 'ions, or seized the great oppor­ sonal or otherwise, had bounced population.’ South, said Jast week that he would but it took two hours for police tunities presently afforded him to When; stop payment proceedings i econ ider his decision to send Clar­ It had been rumored that Clem­ to restore order after hurried calls inspire a universal de ire for an were instituted on the /wo checks ence Crenshaw. 42, back to the ents, who is chairman of the Ten- for help brought them rushing to advance toward new political mo­ in question, the bank manager rat­ Alabama road gang on which he rality and social Justice.’’ nessee delegation, might InfUence had Urm for the ship. ed that no check had either been Goes To Social Workei; hishi« state«Inta totn supportcimnnH StevensonQtovoticnn forfnr ° . presented or deposited against the murder of a white man. Presidential candidate in hope that either account. The governor directed his coun- i speaker at the Tenth Anniversary he would be selected Vice President. "After considerable deliberation, NORMAN, Okla. — a dynamic , sei, Daniel Gu'man, to hold a meeting of lhe Fort Worth Urban RICHARD WRIGHT, world famous taking into account the expensive Oklahoma City social porker who ’ hearing here Wednesday on Cren- Freed Temporarily By Since Tennessee practices the unit use her talents to uncover and en­ League -- first in Texas - which I shaw's petition tliatHarilmun with­ and dedicated program the organi- system which means that the en,- author of “Native Sun" and other courage Negro leadership resources she helped to organise and served draw his signature from a warrant zation has launched at this, our tiHc_d2jegation must support the books, has written a personal, first­ « and weld people together in units as Executive Director for two years he signed Jan. 16 6lh annual convention, a majority same candidate, this might have hand report on the Bandung Con-, Unusual” Court Action of human understanding was re­ before coming to Oklahoma City of the delegates present voted not resulted in Kefauver, a Tennessee cently awarded the coveted Wo­ After he was picked up here by clothes for a robber when he at­ to pursue the matter further in She has also been back to Fort delegate voting against himself for ference in his new book titled. "The BROOKLYN - (ANP) - The man of lhe Year"’trophy of tiie the FBI la t December, Crenshaw, tempted to enter, and he, likewise, •e courts le t the organization be- ■ Wot ill to add res- the Texas State Presidential candidate Color Curtain." published recently Brooklyn Branch NAACP won an Oklahoma S ate Federation of Col­ who had spent nearly 24 years on me dnerted from Its purpose and Conference til Social Wcllare, and by World Publishing Company —- unusual court action last week in ored Women's Clubs. the road gahg. protested that he wjec Ives." she apiieared recently before u local It was obvious that Clement' (Associated Negro Press) its iietitlcn in behalf of a former thought th-y were burglars, ac- Announcement of the selection of would be killed as "a Negro who unit of the American Psychiatric could not hope tor the Vice Presi­ Bedford-StUyvesant District patrol­ eorduig to statements issued. In IN KNOXVILLE, TENN. Mrs. Cernoria D Johnson, Execu­ killed a We man" and, (het). Society at the Lockett Hotel tn dency under Kefauver because it man. the ensuing action Cons'juitino was FREE Off-Street Parking tive Director of the Oklahoma City escaped. hot. _ 8ince then. Constantino, Norman. Oklahoma, where psycho- would be impossible to have a The man. Joseph Gillis. 35. who Urban League, as "Woman of the Presidential Candidate and a Vice , logis . psychiatrists and workers Cren haw was convicted at 18 of was sentenced last month to 2 1-2 Year" was made by Mrs. Maude J who Is slowly recovering, has dis­ LaCurti» in the field of mental health were President from the same state. killing a while man who was beat- to 5 years tn Sing Sing prison for Brockway, a pa t president of tlu posed of his shop. ill E. Main Phone J-17« ■ present front El Reno, Enid, Law­ mg Crenshaw's 9-year-old brother hooting a florist he claims he mis­ State Federation. Traditionally, the convention ton. McAlester. Norman and Okla­ The city CIO industrial Union took for a holdup man. wa releas­ keynote peaker is not a candidate Supreme Court Justice Benjamin homa City Council and other labor arid civil ed on a certificate of reasonable An ind( fatiguable worker Ini the for any nomination. But Butler acted on tiie NAACP petition.. The A member of Calvary Baptist rigliu groups had appealed to the doubt. He was granted $2,500 bail interest of new and better jobs, would not say whether the selec­ lending action on his appeal by lhe branch was represented by Ally. education, health, housing, recrea­ Church In Oklahoma City. Mrs. tion of Clements for this task governor to withdraw liis' extradi- 1 ion order. Appela'e Division. Norman Johnson, Its former presi­ tion and jtlier opportunity for Johnson has tilled many offices would rule him out as a possible Harriman's office said that Wed­ Gillis was convicted by a jury dent Negroes, Mrs. Johnson was a mem­ with the Unitaxi Church Women vice pre idential nominee. ber of the Citizens' Committee and Uie Council of Churches, and is nesday's hearing had been request­ of second degree assault in tiie serious wounding of Constantine that worked for promotion of the currently serving a, secretary of ed by Edwin W. Tucker of Brook­ MEN WOMEN ALL AGES, the wife of William W John on, Georg as. 24, last Feb 25 in the lat­ recently voted Juvenile De ention the State Council of Ciiurches. Siie lyn, Crenshaw1' a torney, and by Ito you want better working condi­ principal of F D Moon Junior ter's flower shop at 365 Halsey St. Home Bond Issue in Oklahoma is a member of Jack and Jill of ‘o bers interested in the ca e.” tion'. more wages, better living con­ High School. Tile Johnsons make City. As secretary ot the militant America. Inc. past president of the The statement also said that an GillR was pa sing in a taxicab at ditions. if you are ambitious and their home with their daughters. 4 a. m, when he saw two figures Citizens’ Action Committee, she has Cosmopolitan Study Club, a fede­ unnamed New York re ident had want to better yourliving standards, Judith, 10, and Janice, 7, at 2517 in the shop Actually they were .abored diligently for the passage of rated organization, and a member asked Albania Gov. Folsom to drop send self addressed stamped enve­ N. E 15th Street, Oklahoma City lhe extradition and that Folsom's the owner, Constantino, and a bro­ bonds for the new Douglass High of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. She is lope for full details. Mangus, Bex ther Nicholas. cchool and for the harmonious in­ 1068, Chicago N, Ill. tegration of schools in the di y , The pair mistook Gillis in plain Recognized ws one ot the most successiul Urban League executives ai the nation - and one ot only A E WHILY-TELL. a French- .hree women — Mrs. Johnson for- .iierly served as Chairman of the born Negro who rose from a bank Executive Secretaries Council o. clerk position to head the world’s .he National Urban League,-an or- celebrated theater, the Folles Ber­ janization composed of executive directors from the 62 Urban Lea­ atch the love light glow in gere in Paris, was honored recently gues throughout the United States. on his 31st anniversary with the a eyes when he sees your new The new "Woman of tne Year’ theatre. He was director-general of radiant beauty. Begin now to is a graduate (of Langston Univer­ the Folies from 1934 to 1952. when have lighter, smoother, softer sity and earned her masters ue- 111 health forced him to give up the «looking skin! Use Black and gree in social work from the At­ post. In order to keep him in ar. White Bleaching Cream aa lanta University-School of Social advisoty post, the theatre’s man­ Work. directed. Its bleaching action agement created the job of "Depart­ A member of the Board of Direc­ ment of Publicity and Propaganda" works effectively inside your tor. ot the Oklahoma Social Wel­ akin. Modem science knows fare Association, Mrs. Johnson is a and made him its director He still no faster method of lighten­ member of the Association's Con­ holds this positio ntoday.j— ( Asso­ ing skin. See your complexion ference Planning Committee and ciated Negro Press) take on a new beauty glow! has served cn lhe Execu'ive Com­ mittee of the Western Regional legal advisor, Frank E Long, had Get Black Chapter of the National Association replied that "Hamman waa in bet­ and White of Social Workers. INTEGRATED REGIMENT TEAM - When the 178th Wisconsin, this year. The Team has been inte­ ter position to investigate and Bleaching Greatly in demand as a speaker fream Regiment Combat Team leaves Chicago July 28, grated and members of many races are among reach conclusions concerning Cren­ before social weltare, religious and today! its members. The Team is made up of artillery, AjrwtfTirtuM-roMrf educational groups, she appeared fortamp McCoy, Wisconsin,Witconsin, the oboveabove officers, shaw.” ao keynote speaker, on the same It. Col. George W. Rose, executive officer of the infantry, lank, medical, and service units, each atalldruj I program with Mayor Robert F Team; Colonel Raymond Watkins, commanding capable of existing independent of the other, counter». PUBLIC TRUSTS Wagner ot New Yoik City on the officer; and Major Bertram Pratt,“ adjutant" andI The officers recently returned from Artillery Prepare your hair properly for straightening urogram of the 1954 Annual Dinner S I, will guide the training and operations of School at' Fort Sill, Okla., where they took The very essence of a free gov­ r Mlle ing oT the National Urban ernment consists in consider.ng of­ ASK FOR PRF-STRAU BLACKS WHITE the unit. The team is a National Guard unit and courses preparatory to leaving for Camp McCoy, Bitncmnc mam League at "lie Waldorf Astoria Ho­ fices as public trusts-John C. Cal­ tel iu New York. She was principal trains for two woekg «1 McCoy, In the hills of Wit, houn. ______4 • MEMPHIS WORLD • Saturday, July Ri, 1916 A-.----— ------— . ■■ ■ —~ ~ ■:—— — N. G. A IT Aggies Pace Setting Vacati» Over; Lawrence» Robinson, Smith SPORTS OF Card Ten Game Rory Calhoun Eyes Aug. 6 Bout Emerge As Stars Of ’56 I RY HARMON G. PF.RRY CHICAGO—(ANP) -During the slump hurt the Giants in early sea­ ATLANTA, Georgia - (SNS) - Natl Tourney interlude caused by the All-Star son. is not hitting with the gusto Football Slate Alter nuieuen ouys of what was DURHAM, N. C. Emmett Reid of game between National and Ameri­ to which he is custom. He is lead­ suppose to have been a two weeks Jack.-pnville, Florida will bring a can Leagues' top performers it was ing the majors in base stealing. His THE WORLD GREENSBORO, N. C. - The A vacation, middleweight contender group of tennis players to compete good time to take stock of the ac­ 19 thefts out of 21 attempts put him and T College Aggies face a tough, Rory Calhoun d?paried from At­ m the Junior National Champion­ complishments of tan players in ahead of his closest pursuers to both nine-game football schedule in the lanta Saturday night probably more ship at Durham, North Carolina, the first half of the 1956 major leagues. This trio included Junior BY MARION £ JACKSON coming campaign. The alate in­ exhausted physically than when he July 24-28 Florida makes the 8th ledgue competition. Gilliam of the Brooklyn Dodgers. cludes sevep-top foes, members of arrived here June 26 following his state to send entries in. Tbxas, In a season of surprises and dis­ Simpson, with a .304 batting mark, its own conference, the CIAA, and TKO over Willie W.ujhn. Tenn., Ohio. Illinois, Pennsylvania, appointments. the names of the re­ 92 hits and 61 runs batted to, is one two otiiers which always figure From the day of his arrival un­ Georgia, North Carolina and Vir­ vitalized Brocks Lawrence, the com­ of the leading sluggers to the Ame­ prominently in the national rating) til the aay lie baarued a train fol ginia have. entries in. Entries are ing Frank Robinson and brilliant Al rican League. He also has eight Durable Ernie Banks, brilliant shortstop of the Chicago Cubs, in Negro football. White Plains, New York, Rory iuu expected from Maryland, South Smith have emerged as leading triples, which tied him for the ma­ Bill Bell, director of athletics at is baseball's newest ironman. He is on the selling a new Na­ been on the go here constantly Carolina. Massachusetts, District ol lights—of darker hue, that is. You jor league at the midway point with the college, has finally eliminated Mays, Hank Aaron and Bill Bruton tional League consecutive games played record since breaking filling engagement and answering Columbia and other states. No ward might also throw in that of Harry all "breathers" from the schedule an endless number of telephone has been heard from Willis Fennel) Simpson. t of the Milwaukee Braves. into the Cubs' storting lineup as a rookie September 17, 1953. in a ten-year effort to pit his Ag­ calls. )f California, winner of last year’s On the other hand, the names of Aaron was sporting a .309 batting On July 17, Banks appeared in his 399th straight gome against gies against the better aggrega­ Atlantans shot the worn in see- Eoys and Junior Championship,' Willie Mays, Roy Campanella, Larry | mark, which placed him to shooting tions. distance of the National League the Philadelphia Phillies and appears fo have the stamina io post , ing to u that Rory never had a Daisy Vereen of Wilmington, North Doby, Sandy Amoros and Henry Final arrangements were worked dull mi/ute while back In the old lead. Many had predicted that the Carolina will not be eligible to com­ Thompson have caused same dismay on all-time mark ... more than moves up 12-15 year bracket thus or less, met the standards expected great double play combination. lights in September 16 The series among the leading hitters for sa- ing signs warning that trouble­ j tripled. ■ , making practically every Champion­ of them. A close examination of the rec­ against the Ohioans, which began veral weeks, went into a taiLsf makers will be ejected and prose­ YPfioto zs ret»ui ship open for a new champion. Lawrence, the Cincinnati right­ ords revealed that Banks has es­ back on 1947, has been an "in and Unable to spend as much time and was batting .274 before the iW cuted. This get-tough policy has The committee anticipates a 128 handers, is the majors' leading twirl- tablished a new mark for con-ecu- out” affair since its beginning The at home with his family at 1405 RORY CALHOUN season lull. not been Invoked because of In­ draw, surpassing the 64 draw in the er. He reached the halfway mark tive game« played after first ap­ games failed to materialize in 1949. Bridges Avenue S W as was or- outs, however, he did mention get­ The first half also has featured cidents there but as an acknow­ recent Interscholastic Champion­ wlth 12 victories and no defeats .!, cl"1(,h , pearing in a lineup. The old rec­ 1053 and 1966 The Aggies won 1 iginally planned, Rory was be-eiged ting in a lew shadow boxing rounds ledgement that unwholesome cop­ ships. making this by far. the biggest ord of 394 was set by the late Al five out of the six engagements. i by dozen of news reporters and at the Butler Street YMCA. He duct will not be tolerated. Junior Tournament ever held (under is that a year ago he could not buy, 8immons of the Philadelphia Ath­ Other home games include Wes’ photographer.-, invited in for guest, did donate time to "Y" work by gers. Robinson has filled in three This seems as commonsense ap­ ATA.) The social program and the beg or borrow a victory and even­ letics. Virginia State College, also a night appearances by numerous civic "and working with' the day camp pro­ positions In the infield—third base, proach and a positive step to­ |x>pularity of the different age brac­ tually was shipped to Oakland of affair on the next weekend, Sep­ fratenial organizations, and so ial gram. sicond and first. Junior Gilliam, a wards making our young folks kets has appealed to the Junior the Pacific Coast League, Although the immortal Lou Geh­ tember 22: Morgan State College get-togethers given by personal In other appearances Rory was Robinson teammate also has been players. - He was traded to Cinoy this sea­ rig set the all-time major mark awarr of their public conduct. homeooming* October 27 and Vir­ friends. a special guest .at the West Oak­ doing well—well enough, in fact, to *8 86 6« «8 Twelve Championship trophies son by the St. Louis Cardinals. What of 2.130 consecutive games, he had ginia State College (High School 500 CALLS land Baptist Church, where his make the All-Star team. will be awarded, also trophies to nas happened since must have made appeared in and out of the lineup Senior Day) November 10. His father, Rev. W. M. Calhoun, lather was celebrating hi- fourth The Dodgers' leading hurler and HERE and THERE - Frank runners up. the face of that prolific trader. several times before he started his The road games include: Virginia I estimated that Rory had received anniversary as pastor; made an stopper is gigantic Don Newcombe, Robinson, rookie left fielder of the The age groups are: Junior Boys Frank Line, quite cheery. iron man streak Th 1925, "' Union University at Richmond. close to 500 phone calls while here, address at the dedication of the who had won 11 and lost 5. 80881 Cincinnati Redlegs. has hit 20 home Singles and Doubles (15-18). Girls September 29; Maryland State Col­ some he couldn't answer, because But last year, Lawrence suffered Charley Neal, picked bv many to. run tying a club record for the Camp J K. Orr swimming pool, Singles and Doubles 15-18. Boys Gus Suhr, Pittsburgh first base­ • he was out when most of them and lectured to the YMCA boxing ulcers and had to have a pre-seas- become the NL’s rookie of the year, most home runs by a Cincinnati lege, at Princess Anne, October 13: Singles and Doubles 12-15. Girls man of the 1930’s, holds the Na­ WinstonSalem Teachers College. ' came. | team. son operation. Anparent y he did has been disappointing at second rookie in his first year. Robinson’s Singles and Doubles 12-15. Boys tional League consecutive game October 20; Florida A and M Uni­ o..'1 regain hi.- strength But this for the Dodgers. Campy has been blow came as Brooks Lawrence Singles and Doubles under 12. Girls mark of 822. He set this from versity at Tallahassee. November 3 Two magazines, Look and Ebony, Calhoun s)X)ke of nothing defi­ year his pitching excels his per­ slump-shackled most of the season won hiMhirfeenth straight game Singles under 12 mixed doubles. Sept. 11, 1931. until he was stop­ and North Carolina College at Dur­ presently doing stories ou him, con­ nite concerning future fights. He’s formances in his rookie year in 1954 Amoros seemed never to have fully bv beating the Brooklyn Dodgers, tinued their series by doing pic­ Players may play in their age group ped June 5, 1937, because of an ham (Thanksgiving Classic). No­ leaving all that toTiis manager when he won 15 and lost 6 from recovered from a spring training 4-3 and the age group above theirs. No injury. tures on him in the hometown at­ He did. however, reveal that his June until the end of the season. injury. vember 22. player can play in an age group mosphere. He also made a brief scheduled August 3 scrap with He seems a cinch to excel that this ' Thompson has joined Mays in the Banks' double-play partner, sec­ below theirs or enter more than The Butler YMCA Dav Camp appearance on a local television Gordon Wallace, Canadian middle­ year. so-so list for the Giants, but lately ond baseman. Gene Baker, also has three events. Official entry blanks station, and taped an Interview weight champion, had been can­ ¡> •8888 lias been showing a batting and a consecutive game streak of 332 program will climax this week- Westside Junior are available from Mr W. L. Cook, with sports writer Fuiman Bish- celled and in its place would be a One of Lawrence's cohorts is a 20- fielding revival. He was sidelined going. Baker broke in with the end. The agency has done a tre- General Chairmnn. 2011 Otis Street. er. match against Charlie Collier on year-old youngsters who is making for several games because of a Cubs at the same time as Banks mendous job of providing stimu­ League Standings Durham. North Carolina, or Dr. R. There was little time for work- August 6. the jump from Class A baseball to bcaning. but missed 19 game- in 1954 be­ lating. worthwhile and carefree RESULTS’ Walter Johnson. Public Relations the majors. Young Robinson, who Injuries also have hampered Vic cause of an injury. leisure time activities for the kids. AmVets 619 9. Knights 5. WERD Director Junior Development Com- solved the leftfield spot for the Red­ Power of the Athletics. Minnie KB OFF THE CUFF - I read with The bulk of the YMCA Day Camp 13, Geronimo 4. Atlanta Daily mittee, 1003— 5th St., Lynchburg, legs. both with fielding and hitting, rwso and Doby of the ChiiW pleasure that Univer-ity-John Hope activity was carried on at its World 13. Natchez 2. Va. probably would have made it in 1955 White Sox. Bob Boyd of the Balti­ Hornes tenants are doing something home base and the Morehouse LEAGUE STANDING North Carolina College will fur- except for an arm Injury. Fully, re­ more Orioles (he was hitting .357 positive about juvenile delinquen­ College gymnasium. AmVets 619 ...3 0 0 1.000 nish rooms for $1.00 per night to covered from the ailment, he is now when sidelined and Campy. 1 1.000 AT THE RINGSIDE players, both dormitories have cha­ cy They've organized "Leisure Parents of active and aggressive ....2 0 HERD a standout candidate for the rookie- Connie Johnson, righthanded pit- Time Classes , "This appears boys are highly pleased with the Atlanta D. World 2 1 I .667 perone’s. Meals in College cafeteria, of-the-year in the National League. eher traded by the White Sox to the to be a healthy approach to the day camp program. It provided day­ 1 ■> 0 .33.1 breakfast and lunch .50 each, dinner Natchex CALIFORNIA’S Machen handled his larger Cuban That is an honor. Incidentally, won Orioles, has been an in and outer. accute problem of providing en­ long activities which developed Geronomo .. • 3 0 .000 .75 HEAVYWEIGHT HOPE opponent with such ease, that fight by quite a few tan players in the Hector Lopez, the Kansas City Ath-. tertainment, profitable and relax­ mental and physical skills. It wa' 0 2 1 .000 For room reservations, write Dean Knights Not since the days of Max Baer, followers began speculating on an last decade. ietics’ second baseman. was one of ing pastimes for folk with time Louise Latham, North Carolina Col­ refreshing to pass during the dally SCHEDULES: the fabulous ‘•California Adonis." early heavyweight title match for the five leaders in runs scored In will lege. Durham. North Carolina. En­ on their hands , .. exercises and hear the youngsters The Frontier Club as a group has California produced a heavy­ Eddie. He punished Valdes with a Right now, Robinson has a batting the Amtrican League. attend this game Thurs. July 19 tries close July 21. Matches will be stag round song- and to observe weight as exciting as 24-year-old ripping body attack in the early average of .313. 18 home runs and Ernie Banks, the Chicago Cubs’ This reminds me that propos­ scheduled by Babe Jones, referee. them on hikes and swimming trips. AmVets vs WERD at Washington Eddie Machen of Redding, Calif.,1 rouilds, and rendered him helpless 58 runs scored to recommend him’.’' shortstop, had 21 home runs. His als to curb dancing in public Play starts 10:00 a. m., July 24. 88888 Occasionally there were theater Park, 5:45 p. m. newest heavyweight sensation. in the eighth with a smashing parks have been cold-shouldered teammate, Gene Baker, has been parties and tours to neighboring | This game will bring together right to the stomach. Nino had Smith's claim to fame is based on claying steadily. Their associate, by officials responsible for broad­ I the two undefeated leaders in the sphas like Altoona, the Y summer The dark horse of the current to be revived with smelling salts. his hitting streak that carried him Sam Jones, has a fickle record on ening play. It was pointed out camp and Anderson Park. league. Friday. July 20. Knights vs heavyweight elimination tourna- None of the top contenders, in- Pan-American into the all-star break as the hottest the mound. Monte Irvin, the veteran that parks are officially open Atlanta Daily World at Washing­ ™*nt. Machen, with only^ 15 _pro j eluding Moore, have been able to hitter of the season He had a spurt outfielder, while not hitting for a from the date of school closing Most Important of all, Y lead­ ton Park 5:45 p m. lights under his belt (he hasL won knock Valdes out. A clever boxer of 21 games in which he connected high average, has delivered some until Labor Day. Thousands of ers put great emphasis on disci­ Final Series: Tues., July 24 Am­ them all, 11 by knockouts), is al­ who punches to the head and body. safely. The Cleveland outfielder had key blows, including a grand slam kids are unceremoniously dumped pline, team respect and property­ Vets 619 vs. Atlanta Daily World ready the 10th ranking heavyweight Machen is unlike the current crop raised his average, once a puny .243, home run. Into the streets with nothing to care. There was no helter-skel Wed., July 25. WEIRD vs Natchez contender. But what makes this of head hunters. He packs knock­ to an impressive .302. When the situation is added up, do. It would be a disservice to ter. hell and thunder, and catch- I Thurs, July 26. Knights vs Geroni­ brawny 5 foot 11 1-2 inch 192 out wallop in either hand. While it is true that May», Whose tan plavers have measured up our community to deny the kids as-catch-can outlook. Even the mo. pounder such a hot prospect, is the Trained early in his career by some form of letting off steam. youngest leaders won the confi­ fact that be combines the three Now A Reality Dave Mills, an uncle whom Eddie dence and respect of their groups. CLEVELAND - (INS) - Holding -TMre 1« no need to-stop danc­ qualities most desired in a cham­ elaims defeated Luis .Angel Flrpo, ; THUSThus AtfentaAtynta can taxetake prideprrae tnin of the 1959 Pan-American games ing but to provide better supervi­ pion-speed. skill and punch. Ol he is well -grounded In the funda­ Georgia-Alabama Amateur sion. Unfortunately, the attitude the planning/organization, skill and all the leading aspirants for Rocky in Cleveland became a reality as ' discipline of the YMCA day camp Coast mentals of fist fighting-. He has prevailing locally is that a lone Marciano’s vacated title, Eddie is | chucljr followed the careers of Joe dty Officials shifted into high policeman, can do the jp|j. How- .program. _ which contributed so mag- perhaps the most impressive. And (anj sugar Ray Roblnaon. gear following approval of a $5 mil­ ever, policemen are trained In law I nificently to the development and lion contribution by the Senate he Is very much in the contest. Eddie Mitts Mathen started box- Baseball League News Foreign Relations Committee. enforcement not in supervised play attitudes of our kids Prexies Nix 'lng In 1951 He had jiist three Last week as veteran Archie Cleveland’s city council yesterday amateur touts, winning two by RESULTS Moore prepared to take on James approved placing a $1500.000 bond inntags and was won 2-1 by the knockouts and drawing the other Atlanta Braves 8—La G range C. Braves was feitainly the best game J. Parker of Canada in a heavy­ Issue on the November ballot and i before turning pro in 1956 He was Cat; 0 Player Amnesty weight tuneup fight, and Floyd the Cuyahoga County Board of of the season. Silvers, veteran La­ All-Stars Open Drills For inactive for four years, and finally Atlanta Braves 2 — LaGrange 1 Grange moundsman, relieved young Patterson favored his injured hand commissioners voted to place on the McDonald on March 22, 1955, began his pro Macon Cardinals 11 — Atlanta Yan­ Hardnett in the first taring of the BY JACK in anticipation to his September same ballot a $3 million road bond . SAN FRANCISCO—(I N S- The career with a one-round knockout kees 1 first game with the bases loaded meeting with Moore. Machen step­ is'ue for the games. President's council of the Pacific [of Paul Flores in Sacramento. Macon Cardinals 9 — Atlanta Yan­ Game With Cleveland Browns ped into the fistic spotlight by scor- If both issues are passed by the and one out and finished out the Coast conference Wednesday voted A convincing win over the then kees 1 seven innings. Because of the loss ng an impressive eight round voters, the city money will be used Orders of the day at the All-Star ■ against granting complete amnesty highly touted Julie Mederos of Cu­ Gadsden 8 — Apaco Lions 5 of pitcher Ros, to the Army last CHICAGO —(Special)—Fifty-one knockout of Nino Valdes in Miami to construct facilities for the games football camp on the Northwestern I for students declared ineligible for ba early this year, established him Gadsden—Apaco Lions (called end week. Silvers pitched 'he second players have been instructed to re- Fighting before a capacity audience. in Warrensville, Ohio, a Cleveland as a leading heavyweight. Since fourth, curfew law) pert to the College All-Star football university campus were as follow- PCC play suburb. The county money will be game also. In the second game, However, the council said it may j then he has run up a string of 15 LEAGUE STANDING squad on the Northwestern Univer­ ing: take medical examination, draw­ I .------. . .. a J0 used to widen roads leading to the lasting eight inntags, Silvers struck oe willing to lessen the penalties1 staright victories, including Pct sity campus today On hand to greet equipment and prepare for an after­ site of the games. W L out seven and allowed six hits, them Mill be Head Coach. Curly noon workout are in training for against seniors and coaches. Snider Fined $50 round decision over Valdes last Atlanta Braves 12 4 .750 | while his team mates were pound­ 88888 Lambeau, who directed 1955 All­ their 23rd annual game with the April 16. He has never been beat- Macon Cardinals 9 4 .692 ing out 10 hits and being subjected Stars to a 30 to 27 victory over the National professional League. Dr Robert Gordon Sproul, Presi­ For Remarks Made en, either as a professional or ama- Rackdale Rawhides 10 7 .588 1 to seven strikeouts. The Braves tevr. “Archie Moore 1$ Cleveland Browns. The Browns will The medical examination was to dent of tbe University of California, LaGrange C. Cats 8 8 .500 made every play count and in the be the collegians' opponents again be conducted by Dr. William Roth­ announced at the close of the meet­ And if he loses at all Machen is Atlanta Yankees 6 8 .429 end triumphed by superior base ing in San Francisco that the coun-1 To Umpire Gore My Pigeon" Says this year in the 23rd annual All- man. head of the Chicago Tribune confident that none of the leading Gadsden Stars 4 9 208 running and timely battine. Star Football game, sponsored by Charities, Inc., medical staff. Herb cil “voted against complete amnes- NEW YORK (INS)—Duke Snider contenders will defeat him. Said Apaco Lions 2 11 .154 Chicago Tribune Charities. Inc. Johnson, veteran member of North­ i ty for an student who has been de- fiery-tempered centerfield for the he about the current heavyweight Ezzard Charles SCHEDULE Macon Cardinals clinched their Of the past 22 contests the pro­ western’s athletic staff, is the equip­ | cle red ineligible by the conference,' Brooklyn Dodgers, Was fined $50 contenders; TACOMA, WASH -(A N 1- July 22, Apaco Lions vs Gadsden hold on second place by thrashing j "I have watched all of them— fessional champions have won 13; ment manager. bul indicated possible willingness to Wednesday by National League "Moore is my pigeon; I can beat him Star, Gadsden, Ala. the Atlanta Yankees in a douji- | Jackson. Patterson, Baker. Holman, | header" ait Macon. This was W the collegians 7 and two have ended Coach- Lambeau also designated consider amelioration for penalties President Warren Giles for remarks every time out," Ezzard Charles Atlanta Yankees vs Atlanta Moore and I fear none of them." in ties. This appearance will be the this morning for the photographers against seniors and poaches that made to umpire Artie Gore in last beasted here recently. Braves, Atlanta, Ga. j first double win to Macon over The I Yankees since they have been in Browns’ third. In 1951 the Browns to get the bulk of their pictures meet the terms of final action.” Sunday’s game with the Cincinnati Many experts predict that the Charles was here for a 10 round Macon Cardinals vs LaGrange Ci­ 88888 dusky warrior with the prominent the league. ran wild over the All-Star. 33 to I. The Associated Press and United Redlegs. encounter with-Pat McMurtry, but ty Cats, LaGrange, Ga. Press services planned coverage. He said the council also "recom­ , forehead and cleanout features is a seemed more interested in his de­ July 24, Apaco Lions vs. Atlanta Lambeau will be assisted by Hunk This Sunday out at Rockdale Anderson. Hampton Pool. Tony Ca- Starting tomorrow Lambeau plann mended to the conference that Dodger pitcher Roger Craig was sure bet to win the heavyweight mand for rematches with Moore Braves, Atlanta, Ga. ! title. Park the Atlanta Braves and At­ ed a schedule that called for two when it reviews violations and pe­ fined a similar amount. That it’s only a matter of and Tommy ’’Hurricane" Jackson, Atlanta Yankees' vs Gadsden nadeo, Mike Michalske and Don lanta Yankees will resume the in- workcuts daily until the team begins The remarks were the result of time, In the meantime. California Stars at Gadsden, Ala. Kindt The coaching staff have been nalties assessed it take into consi­ who whipped him twice, both times tor-city series. The Yankees are in Chicago since Monday viewing to jell. Afterwards he plans signal deration" violations against coaches a dispute over bean balls alleged­ looks to Machen for another world by decision. LaGrange City Cats vs Macon j set for revenge and to break the movies and planning their strategy practice once a day and scrimmage and staff members who may have ly thrown during Ute game. title. He said that because of previous Cardinals at Macon. Ga. j Braves streak of six straight vic- tailed to discharge their responsibi- j The coaches are determined to make once a day. - & wins over Moore, he has "just as The Atlanta Braves tightened ! tories. Games between these two |Uties to live up to the provisions good a claim as Archie “to the title it two in a row over the profession­ Biggest man on the team is Dick their hold on first place by a dou­ teams are always exciting ano close al champions. of the conference code, vacated by Rocky Marciano. Charles Klawitter, a Chicagoan who played ble win from LaGrange. The sec- ,___Thus, _ „this______series should prove to The Big Ten will hare nine repre­ his collegiate football at South Da­ All reports from member schools defeated Moore three times in suc­ ond game which went into extra be no exception. sentatives from six different schools kota State. Klawitter stands six ¡and the conference must be ready cession, the last a neight-rcUnd on the All-Star roster. From Ohio feet six and one half inches and for consideration by the council, knockout victory. State will be Howard (Hopalong) weighs 279 pounds He is a tackle Aug. 6, 7 and 8 when it will meet Regarding Jackson, Charles said Cassady. Jim Haluska. quarter back ; Smallest men on the squad are again in Berkeley he lost the two bouts to the prancing and John Dlttrict, tackle, are from Hopalong Cassady of Ohio State and New Yorker unnecesarlly. Wisconsin. Joe Krupa and Dick Navy's Welsh, both of whom are Observers indicated the presi- "I kept trying to get set to land Murlev, tackles, from Purdue. Jerry only five feet 10 inches in height denh may try to secure a reduction a knockout punch in my two fights Reichow. quarter back and Ed Vin­ Ticket applications should be di­ to six months ineligibility for seniors with Jackson, instead of just boxing Jubilee Football Schedule cent, half back from Iowa, Bob rected to the All-Star Football Tic­ instead of the current year. Such a him and waiting for the right spot." Skoronski. tackle from Indiana and ket Manager. Tribune Tower. Chi­ eduction would enable the ineligi­ he explained "Before I knew it, Earl Morrell, quarter back from cago 11. The price' range: $10, $7 ble athletes to compete in football the 10 rounds were over and he was JACKSON. Tenn —According to end: Melvin Brooks, end; Henry Michigan State $4.75. $250 and $1.50. ■ames this fall. the winner both times." information released by the Dean's Bowles, halfback. Office, the Lane College Dragons Several utostanding players from will play a heavy eight-game sche­ high schools in Kansas. Kentucky, known ol pros doing their bit to the dule. Their opponents are all top Missouri, Michigin, mine’s. Ten­ army who sometimes could pick up teams. The Dragons’won three and nessee and Mississippi have indicat­ a few bucks fighting as amateurs. lost four games last season. They ed that they will be on hand when Many years ago we heard of a expect to celebrate the Diamond the practice dust begins, to fly. THE SPORTS GRILL trusties" being let out of prison Jubilee of the College With a victo­ Cosch Cooke said. "Last year I had for a few hours to pick up a few And $250 rious season. The schedule is as a somewhat difficult time in or­ . BY PAT ROBINSON' i bucks fighting on 'amateur" card? follows: ganizing my team because- «lire NEW YORK—(I N S)—The other rounds each, they could fight three upstate, but we could never prove HOME GAMES small number of men. But,is it. day aome of the old-time fight ma­ or four times a week. By Warren Giles year, my outlook is more optimistic 88888 Rothrock Stadium nagers were bemoaning the passing The opposition usually would be because I shall have a fairly repre­ Oct. 6, Alabama State College— of the good old days when profes­ local boys. The New York manage Sometimes amusing difficulties CINCINNATI (INS) - National sentative nucleus to begin with.” •ropped up among legitimate ama­ 8.00 p. m. sionals could fight on so-called would book hi; boys at as much for League President Warren Giles fin­ The Coach said, "We are expecting teurs. Thire was one young ama­ Oct 13. Rust College—3:00 p. m. “amateur" cards. the lot and everybody made money ed Ruben Gomez of the New York greater support from the football teur. a hlond Irish boy. who fought Oct. 27, Miles College (Homecom­ Sometimes a traveling salesman, More than a quarter century ago Giants $260 Wednesday and sus­ fans of the West Tennereee area. We under his own name. Eddie Mannix. ing) 2:00 p. jn attending an ’’amateur" fight show this writer had an assignment to pended him for three days for con­ expect to see the stadium filled at in New York and under the name of Nov. 16, Mississippi Vocational in a small town, would be surprised investigate bootleg boxing Upstate duct "of the most unsportsmanlike every home game.’ Eddie Olson over in New Jersey College^:00 p7 m. to find. say. Frankie Wilson, a Neu where the boys were ducking taxes nature' in Tuesday's night's game where there was a large Swedish GAMES AWAY The College Band, which Is ex­ York lightweight prof, fighting as Many of the spoil where tile fight« at Milwaukee. olony and where he was a big Sept. 22, Alabama A and M Col­ pected to be an added attraction at an amateur under the name oi were held were fire traps. We recall First baseman Joe Adock of the drawing card. Braves was fined $100. lege, Normal, Alabama each game, win also begin rehear­ Benny Cohen one town where tbe fights were 88888 Sept. 28. Miss. Industrial College. 88888 held on the second floor of a two- Adock charged the mound after sal September 1. The bind will be One dav the New Jersey promot­ Holly Springs. Miss considerably larger than last year. A New York fight manager with story frame house. being hit by Gomez, and the Giant hurler threw at him again, hitting Cur ban ddlrector, O W. Hewitt is a large stable of mitt sling'n could ' The ground floor was occupied er rec»ived a call from an amateur Nov 3, Fisk University, Nashville, him in the thigh at close range expectu< some of the best instru­ keep them all busy by hooking them , by a paint shot. Above it was a hall »theletic union officer saying New Tenn. mental talent from most of the high for “amxteur" shows out of town. ! seating perhaps 500. where the York had a crack lightweight named Gomez then ran to the dugout with Nov. 10, Philander-Smith College. | Adock in close pursuit and a near Little Rock. Ari. schools of West Tennessee and Former lightweight champion Lou bouts were held The hall had only Eddie Mannix and would like to see WELCOME—Moni# Irvin (31) ia grsetc? at free-for-all ensued. Giles wired some from surrrinding states. Malm, for instance, fought scores one door, which was reached by a him. meet Eddie Olson, to see which Among the stalwarts expected to after ho doute d a Gomez: return for practice September 1 are al M Orear Paradise. wooden stairway You can imagihe was the better man. 88888 a recent game with "Your conduct to the game at L. C. Halton, fullback; Ralph Mer­ FROM MAJOR TO DIRECTOR what might have happened had a That was where the New Jersey WILKE-BARRE, Pt -3' frita Milwaukee last night was of the The manager would take five or fire ever started in that paint shop promoter had to admit that Eddie a 10-6 victory. This cer, halfback; Richard Merriwether. 88888 ' —------most unsportsmanlike nature and College's director of athletics, dx of various weight« and arrange ••••• jfcnnix, New York Irishman and tackle: Raymond Lyle», tackle and formet New is John Ravmond Wallace, tackle; Ar- OeorgeGeorge Ralston, served as a major 8 ttor of towns not too far apart: Wy have f*en pros fighting on Eddie______Olson,, the__ .... New Jersey Bwedc could hgve had extremely serious ir , J tarn MritttFS. .wrter: Wtftwtop, C. Btoce the bouts were only three amateur" TV shows and we have were one Individual, ... .. ZZZE. fl « * • « r- »

t MFMFHIS WORLD • Saturday, July 21, 1956 • 7 Alabama State Earl Brown Raps Along The Coaching Clinic New York Athletic Football Preview a LINCOLN I'. GRID SCHLDULI passers and is last enough to pull Club Bias Policy JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. — Gelt- out and lead downfield blocking, ing an early start in football plans [ Dixon rejoices in downfield btock- Sports Trail MONTGOMERY. Ala. - New Coach Dwight T Reed, director of ing, but admits he pot a bi? thrill — A coaching clinic, described a.- Yolk City Councilman-Earl Blown athletics, Lincoln University’of Mis- 1 out ol the touchdown he scored I one of the most successful in recent last week lashed out Hi what lie souri, has announced the grid­ against Tennessee State last Oct. years, came to a close at Alabama classified as hypocrisy in high iron battles for his Tigers next tall Grambling' won the contest 19-0. BY SAM BROWH State college here last week. places or polite discrimination With a winning eye on the Home­ Broad-beamed and harmless look­ The clinic, which featured lect­ In a lively city council ession coming Game with AUgustana Col­ ing. he is a gentleman on and off ures and discussion on athlete: al which lie gained the floor attci lege of South Dakota, there are the playing field. y likewise no blinking , orbs on the SPECIAL 1 competion was another step for­ some pailuunentajian contesting ward ip the' rebuilding efforts of he incused the New York Athletic preceding home games to be played Willie Davis., the 225-pound NA Eyes oi the golf world have been St Louis: Arlean Meadows. Omaha, Coach A E Simmons and athletic Glub of “discriminating a.ain-t Ne­ on September 22. with Arkansas IAAmencan whose precision, com­ toiusaed on Memphis during the Nebr.; Mrs Cassie Mae Donaldson, director C J Dunn. Together, the groes and Jews on its track leant' State A. and M. and N. (Pine petitive urge and sledge-hammer past week, at lhe Sam Qualls Golf Evanston, Ill; Mrs. Marjorie Sing­ two mentors have built Hornet Bluff). Central State iWilberforce. tackling made line-play a murder-., Association played host to lhe Cen­ leton, Springfield, III: John Petti­ Use cause of the acrimonious teams into top flgiting Arils re­ debate was lhe annual outing spon­ Olno) on Sept 29’. and tlie clash eus weapon at Grambling, will an- tral SUU * Golf Association 26th ford. Springfield, Ill : John Don­ miniscent of the days of old sored Jointly by the' City Council witli sterling College! Kanasas' plov his time-tested formula with annual National Tournament. aldson. Evanston, Ill.; Dr. Daniel Since the two coaches came U and new paper reporters covering on Oct. 7. Hie Cleveland Browns this fall. The tournament was held at the Skelton, Wichita. Kans . Edmond F. Alabama State 6ix years ago. the City Hall It was scheduled for The Tigers nieet their rivals, the The iowcharging tackle will join Audubon Park Golf Course, on; of Noel. Denver; Robert Terrell, St langston Oklahoma Lions, in the Coacli Paul Brown's crew July 17, the city owend 18-hole courses ofr team fomess have been steadily Jub 19 at the N.Y.A.C'.- club Lcujs.' annual classic at Municipal Stadi­ He Is working out daily and "has white*. The only course Negro golf- on the upswing Together, they :round at Travers Island, Petham Frank'Nash. Milwaukee. Simon i have led the Hornets to successful um in Kansas City. Mo, Oct 13 all the earmarks of a potential «of Memphis have been the 9- Manor Victor scores against Northern star." according to line Coach Le­ |r Douglass Park course which , Levison. Omaha; Lonnie Thomas, home seasons, including victories The sole Negro member of tire State. Aberdeen, S D. on Sept 15 roy Hawthorne who says Willie S found to be inadaquate for a Omaha; Paul Dunmore. Savannah in five annual Turkey Day Classics Council, who is lirebians for strict Kentucky State. Frankfort. Ky.'Oct meets the most exacting specifi­ tournament of national proportions. |Ga.; Jesse Montgomery. St. Louis; Coach Simmons in his rookie civil rights, got tire floor after 6, and Texas Southern. Houston. cations for professional play Permission was granted tlie host Abe Finney. St. Louis; J. B Carter, year led the Hornets to their firs’ contending on being ruled out oi Texas, two weeks later would be a Davis will join the Browns at association to the National Tourna­ Denver; Samuel Livingston. Omaha; unbeaten home season. He won the .rder on grounds that it was not challenge to the Missouri squad Hiram College. Hiram, Ohio where ment by the City Commission early Otha Anderson. Decatur. Ill.; Fred Turkey Day Classic that season councilmanlc business, but a matter as would a win over Tennessee State they wil prepare lor the 26th an­ this year, but after quite a contro­ L. Harris, Decatur, Ill.; Carlena over Tuskegee, the school's arch of sportsmanship, and was in poor at Nashville on Nov 22 nual All Star rame versy within that body and some Smith. St. Louis; Mrs. Geneva Scott. rival. He followed this up with la te Tlie Manhattan Democrat Coach Dwight Reed is non-com The game is sixinsored by the ether citizens of Memphis, who set Peoria. Ill.; Walter Hicks, St. Louis. four more such victories to be­ insisted that the matter was on the mittal but admits two good sets Chicago Tribune Chairities and is off a series of protests against the The entry list was not complete at come the first coach in the history offical Council stationary ALLSTAR SLUGGERS - National league «lugger. Stan of lines and anticipates a fair played at Soldier s field in Chicago use of one of the city owned courses press time. of Alabama State to lead a grid­ Brown declared he recently learn­ Mutual (left), of the Card., and the Giant. Wilhe May. are season in mid-August by Negroes. iron team to five straight victories ed of tlie club's reprehensible dis­ Among the Memphians were Albert LANGSTON INIVIRSITY The host association has done a over the Golden Tigers t>f Tuskegee. shown discussing their home run., which made mayhem ol criminatory racial and religionsI A gilted plav-diagnostician and Traylor. Harold Johns. Sam Qualls. FOOTBALL S< IlEIrtLE peat job in entertaining the Na­ Dungi. with the assistance of the vaunted American league .tpr. in the recent All-Star game practices." and hope this year's out­ ' blocker. Davis earned the distinc­ Jr., Che.-tene Thomas, John Chandl­ lLangston. Oklahoma) tional Group. A picnic and barbecue coach L H Moorehead had an un­ in Wcmhington. Musial set a new mark in the meMh when tion of being the "best lineman" in er. Robert t Bubba i Geeter. 0 D ing. which he will not attend, will September. 15 — Southwestern party for early arrivals was h“ld beaten home season in basketball . Negni tootball last fall he bla»led hi. fifth round-tripper oi the dawic. (NEWSPRESS be tit elast at Travers Island He State — Weatherfords— last Sunday at the Doughss Park and baseball last year., He' conveyed Orambling to the Alexander. Henry Wright, Paul towed he would offer a resolution September. 22—'Central Stale starting at 1 o'clock, with a sight Albert Reynolds.:. A B Bland. Fred It is Dunn's job to keep the PHOTO.) Notional Negro championship and next year formally requesting it to —Edm end seeing bus tour at 4:30 A cocktail school supplied with fresh talents a '28-21 victory over Florida A and Draper. Harvey L. Smith. Robert be the last at Travers Island He September 29, — Tennessee — party at the Whip Lounge. Carnes' Both Simmons and Dunn deliver­ M. University in the Orange Blos­ Wright. ''.Many of my colleague in till- Nashville. Tenn. Ave., on Monday night. A farewell ed lectures at the closing session council would not be wanted as u som Classic James Stiger. Jimmie Lawrence. -T October 6, — Texas College — party and dance was scheduled for of the clinic last week guest either at the NY AC. or on Vinda Young. James Lewis. Jr.. Langston An honor student. Davis was Friday night at the Currie Club Travers Island,” Browh said Clarence Fitzgerald. Lonnie Briscoe. October 13. — Lincoln University graduated in May. Tropicana on Thomas Street “Their children could not partici­ Buster Macklin. D. C. Jordan, tom — Kansas (Tty. Mo. He demonstrated to teammates pate in its track games as mem-1 Upwards of 90 golfers participat­ Wilson. Dollar Sanders. Dr. W. O. October 20 — Southern Vnlver- that athletics were only one facet MEET THE COACH bets even tf they were world cham­ sily — Baton Rouge. La. ed in the tournament, making It one Speight. Jr.. Elton Grandberry Nearly 400 Vets of college life by keeping what pions. They themselves would nut of the largest in point of attendance October 27. — Texas Southern — lie called "the proper balance be­ be able as members to get a cup participation in lhe history of the The tournament consisted of three Fort Worth, Texas tween football and the classroom." By Marion E. Jackson of coffee in its dining room.'' National Association. Oscar Jones. j divisions, the Senior. Junior and November 3. — Wiley College — ------if------# t Moines, Iowa is national pre- | Women Divisions. Five flights plus Tlie N.Y.A.C. secretary said the Marshall. Texas Hg the championship rounds were play­ For The Scott Newtpaper Syndicate , club had no Negro members, but November 10. — Arkansas State nt, Herman McKinney. Detroit.. Nearly 400 veteran-patients in Flyweight Title ed in each division. Practice sessions that there was no ban against them — | Homecoming i Langston. Secretary and Robert Wright. Mem­ Veterans Administration hospitals were held Monday, with qualifying in it constitution. John P. X November 17, — Prairie View — phis, Treasurer. Wright Is also, ge­ and domiciliaries this week were taking place on Tuesday. Match play Condon, tile club's public relations Bout To Be Held neral chairman for lhe tournament. awarded prizes totaling more than Football in the Southwest can never be discussed very long' Langston started Wednesday man. said "we have a flexible |x>llcy. GRAMBLING COLLEGE Among the out-of-town guests, in $5.000 for creative writing efforts unless the subject eventually gels around to the new-old football In Wales, Sept. 19 addition to the president and secre­ we take in any one we want. We BY COLLIE J. NICHOLSON Headquarters for the tournament submitted in VA’s tenth annual coach and athletic director of Wiley College, Fred Big long, who tary were: Ted Rhodes, professional don't even take white men if they Hospitalized Veterans Writing Con­ GRAMBLING. La... - Jarring LONDON. — (INS) - British of St. Louis. John Williams. Minnea­ I were at the offices of the Sam returned to the Marshall institution on February 1 after Un ab­ have criminal records." ¡Qualls Golf Association. 519 Vane- test. Joe Dixon, a 225-pound guard who promoter Jack Solomons said polis, Charlie Bayliss. Chicago; Al-1 The Councilmen also received a The Contest was conducted by sence of eight grid season's. performs with calloused villainy Thursday, he expects to stage a fly­ lison Robinson. Denver: Herbert . Ave. resolution from Brown calling for VA's Department of Medicine and ! will get his chance to serve as cap­ weight title fight between champion Bartholomew. Denver; Arthur Kyles, j Memphis has been paid a tribute Shreveport TYils fall the Wlld- a rising "vote o( thanks to Miss Surgery in cooperation with the tain of the Grambling College foot­ Pascual Perez of Argentina nad Dia St^ Louis: Seabron Hamilton. Den- Lj having’TJleir invitation accepted Loulriana Stale Fair Stadium in Althea Gibson, tennis star, who Hospitalized Veterans Writing Pro­ ball squad after waiting three years' Dower of Wales on Sept. 19 at ver. Shrevepuort. This fall the Wlid- was to be honored at tlie City Hall, land serving as host to the National ject. a non-profit organization of Dixon was elected team captain Cardiff. Wales LeRov Rees" Minneapolis; Mrs. ■ats will not appear in cither of which was accepted after Miss Tournament, and the host entertain­ in 1953. but went into the Armj Solomons said thu bout will be Mildred Guthrie. Kansas City, Mo.; volunteer writers who work either these classics but Long Is optimistic Shirley Fry. who won the Wimble­ ment committee went all out to personally or by correspondence i before the season started held at Ninlan Park, a large out­ Past president Nathaniel Jordan, and expects to again make Wiley don women's singles wa included make the visitors stay enjoyable. 1 He returned in time to raise door arena in Cardiff. with veteran-patients. The Project’s one of the nation's top grid at­ headquarters are at 1020 Lake Shore tractions Judging from the very All-American echoes Inst fal1 and Wayne Bethea Win» Drive in Chicago. I rough 1956 schedule that Includes Boston Socialite should accent the dash of stoutly Some 2.500 entries were received stocked backs during Jhc ‘56 cam- ORLEANS HOTEL Over Jimmy Slade Texas Southern. Arkansas AM and - highest number in 10 years ot N, Orambling, Alcorn. Bishop, Invites Miss Gibson i paign. LOANS 639 Van« (Al Orleans) ■ the contest. A total of 134 VA hos­ A swac.kerbuckling lineman witli Langston, southern, Jackson. Tex­ <-NEW YORK (I N 8)-Heavy- whacker-jaok power, the Tiger cap­ "Your Home Away From pitals participated. as College and Prairie View on To Bo Her Guest i -ON 'wciglit Wayne Bethea of New York Prizes Included cash as well as tain has leadership ability experi- Home" easily outpointed Jimmy Slade on successive Saturdays, the purple By Samuel P. Perry, Jr. other Items for budding writers lence and gemline enthusiasm. MODERATE RATES! mid While will really' lie back it BOSTON, MASS. New York Yankees of Decatur. Illinois, amass a 148 bls brother Harry •‘Little’’ Long, “I told her slic'd be very welcome Madison, Wis., and Stanley P. ral- her a pjacc on the team 152 MADISON - JA. 5-7611 won, 56 lost and 19 lied record assistant coach, succumbed Infield star, who quit last week as la of the VA hospital at Boston to a "Her ))ci fonnances this "year have to tlie doubles championship and Two seasons at Paul Quinn in Wa­ coach of the Detroit Tigers, was , Henry W Ericson of the VA hos­ heart nttaek on the bench during been excellent. But they came too that I'd like her to be my house Call JA. 5-6433 co, one al Prairie View and six al HOME OWNED - named Tuesday (o manage the San pital at Tucson. Ariz. submitted the the game. late for this year's Wightman Cup guest. If she planned to bring her W. D. TAYLOR, Manager ovrrall IRS won, 91 lost and 25 tied Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coasi best article of spiritual significance, The Wiley mentor still reviews Team consideration own partner, to extend the invita­ HOME OPERATED Texas College finds Long with an League, succeeding Eddie Joost. as judged by Gardner Cowles, Editor big fling at professional baseball 'T wrote a letter of congratula- tion to that girl, too.” slate extending over an illustrious of Look Magazine. in the old Negro leagues when he span of football coaching. Best newspaper column, chosen was an outfielder for the Detroit Promotion of footbail games on at Prairie View and six hapless by columnist-publisher Bennett Cerf stars and the Indianapolis ABCs a big scale has been another of season at Texas College. Thousands was written by Robert L. Webb of "It Was a .treat 200 hitter, kept a Long's accomplishments. Under his sore arm and couldn’t run but I got of Wiley aluntni are now solidly the VA hospital at Long Beach. guidance the Wiley-Pralrie View behind the Purple and White and GORDON’S a bhf'kick out of being on the Calif. Cotton Bowl Classic at Dallas-^rew ■Nime field. wjJLi Oscar Charleston. the veteran mentor is very happy to to be one of the nation's biggest be back home. With this combina­ Short story winners were Eugene ‘Bullet" Rogan. Buddy petway and I» grid shows that drew its banner tion Wiley could again become a E. Allison of the Long Beach hos­ many others wno came along a audience of better than 30.000 in very prominent figure in the tor­ 1 pital; Victor Leonard Pope of the littie early for the great opportun­ 1946 That, same season the Tus­ rid 1956 Southwest Conference grid ities in the national past time that FORWARDING CO Dayton. Ohio. VA Center, and Fla- kegee Tigers and Long's Wildcats race. vel Shurtleff. Jr., Castle Point. New the boys hare today." York. VA hospital I George SliHnks of Philadelphia, as When querried as tn the Wildcats MR. C. L. BARNES, President Emmett Burkholder of the San chances in (he Southwest Confer­ Francisco hospital wrote the best ' the best cartoon submitted ence rare tor the coming season Shaving Is Slicker — story based on a newspaper clip­ Roy A. Spring. Long Beach hos- 728 Alston Avenue WH. 8-2786 ' pttal. won top prize for his article Long was non-commital. "We don’t ping. . know too much about the conferen­ Blade Changing Quicker I on "Rehabilitation Through Writ­ Prizes for the best stories for ce after being out of action last ing.” Best report on hospitalized 94.4 children wen' to Harry H. Ramey fall and we know even less about ^Gillette of Plain City. Ohio, a former pa-1 veterans' writing activities, as judg­ PROOF ed by Dr. Karl A Menninger. was the men who will make up our per- tient, and Perry A. Preston of the sonell. One thing you can count on Starts Sun. J. M. Key. patient ill the Los An­ I Temple, Texas, hospital Arnold is we expert to show up for ten [ BLUI BIADII geles VA Center. ■ IN MANDY niCDCNCCO Lieberman of the Brooklyn hospital ball games next fall, and we may IN HANDY DlSPtNStR C toviut 3 Big Days! Best hospital newspaper, accord­ NIW Jl«M» 1 DAISY and Albert A. Breul of the Los An­ get lucky and win a game or two with ing to contest judges, was "The Bu­ geles Hospital were top winners in before the season ends," is the way «itUlrit gle", published by the VA Center the categories of book outlines and he expressed himself. at Wadsworth. Kan. completed first chapters of books There are certain definite factors IT’S BIG! IT’S BRAWLING! Award for the best play went to Hospitalized Veterans Writing Wildcats have been a doormat for Wilbur Pennypacker, a former pa­ Project was founded in 194« by lhe rest of the Southwest Confer­ IT’S TOUGH AND TENDER! tient of North Miami. Florida. Poe­ alumnae of TTieta Sigma Phi. na- ence since Fred was fired in 1948 try winners were "Patient G” of tional fraternity for women in jour­ and despite the efforts of four dif­ M-G-M the Waco. Texas VA hospital; Wil­ nalism. Members as well as other ferent coaches the Cats have con­ liam Welci) Graves of the VA Cen­ qualified writers, both men and tinued to stick around the bottom ter at Bay Pines. Florida and Ber­ women, work as writing aides to vet­ of the loop Long hasn't had much CLARK GABLE nard Scanlon of the Madison hos­ eran-patients. I luck either during a one year stint Help Your Favorite .( pital Among poetry judges was LANA TURNER Robert Frost .world-lamed poet. World Carrier Win Submitting the best advertising, fl copy was Robert L Webb of ‘thj;, A Valuable Prize *«OO| A Long Beach hospital. Cartoonirt You. Mr., Mrs. and Miss. 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