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? Is ■ -• A v v-1 ' ’; (Lost in 0, Series of Two Articles) white patrons and no misunder­ some. We don’t have as many out- After spending $25 or $30 catching t:Hbtel and Mot .i - “I believe a we used to. I think a person should opened my business, it was not jwrt person should go anywhere he ■' Has desegregation In Memphis helped or hurt Negro busi­ standing at all." of-town guests as we used to, but a sale, we should be 'able to get ■; exercise his rights and go where he for the Negro. I just opened a busi­ MRS. JANA PORTER Of Uni; choose. I haven’t lost any business pleases." nesses? During the many years of all-out segregation,, Negroes I am afraid to say If it will help refreshments, not caring where." i ness, we always try to keep it as versl Life Insurance Co. Cafeteria or not We will just have -o run MRS. B. M, 8IMS of The Flame nt, ill and am expecting more In Competing with white florists attractive as possible and try ; who operated hotels, motels, restaurants, cafes and taxicabs in — “It hasn’t hurt us a tall. In fact on and see what the end will be.1’ Cafe, 388 Outer Parkway — "It has the future." Is nothing new for Mrs. Flora Io have what the people want tor -the Bluff City knew thaf the 'so-called Negro market belonged It Is better. Now, prices can be ALBERT SMITH of .United Taxi­ hurt us some, but not much. We 'JEFF LEWIS of Jeff’s Barbecue. Cochrane of Flora's Flower Shop. their money." tdfh'im. But, now, desegregation has changed all of that. Com compared." cab Company — “I would say it Is still get the clubs. I believe the 361 E. Butler — "No, It. hasnt hurt 733 Vance, and Mrs. Addie Craw­ .pplltfoh is wide open. MRS. GERALDINE FLEMING of a held to buslntss." novelty will wear off, for we have my business. I have never been in ford of Henley's Floral Shop, 1085 Mrs. Crawford said: “We always Eureka Hotel, 356 Mulberry — “W? MRS. MATTIE OVER of Handy as good a place as any downtown, afy downtown place myself and Thomas, but their comments are have hud white trade. We don't Here’s what several Negro busi- has affected us one way or the have no complaint, We get along House, 995 1-2 Mississippi - M.v I don’t think It is just to go in me dqnt know what kind of food they worthy of mention. have as many now as we used to. ness people have to say about thia other. Of course, I don’t know what fine. In fact, jt has helped us." customers are mostly working peo­ white places, but the freedom to do Said Mrs. Cochrane: "No, deseg­ have." We have more colored, but WNWa new day of desegregation:_ , it will grow into. We are maintain. MRS. DORIS JEAN ZOLLICOF- ple. so I don’t think It has hurl as one desires." ¡WILLIAM TONEY of Tony's Inn regation has not hurl our business. do buy from us. I do my best' to E. V. TARPLEY of Littlejohn Ing our regular amount of colored FtR of Plaza Hotel, Third at Cal­ any. I think I have belter food Walter - "Business Is about the same. We In fact, it has helped. Competition Taxicab Co...... “I won’t say it patrons as always. We have a few houn — “Business has fallen of' than most, of those smaller pla.es. WALTER BaILKY of Lorraine still have out-of-town guests like makes better business. When I Rive the best In quality and price«.“ T

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Criticism Hurled By 'Rights' Leaders .«• ::X This is the second of a two-part article defending Negro ¡I [•- teachers who were criticized recently for not being active partici­ : pants in civil rights movements. The article was written by Rev. William I. Bell, an instructor at Manassas High School and founder-pastor of Pilgrim Rest Holy Community Church. Here is the final parts ::

By REV. WILLIAM L, BELL teaching and professional prepara­ It is not the purpose of Shis ar­ tion rather than spreading his ticle to hold up anyone or any energies thin to participate in movement to ridicule or cleiision, peripheral things. but it is obvious that the teacher As cited earlier, the panelist will do a better job of teaching if criticized the Negro teacher for not Hall Award For he applies himself to the task of being more dynamic in encouraging the Negro student to strive for classial ulture, growth and develop­ leMoyne Library ment. Whether one appreciates MU, t, J.Toney Heads classical culture or not depends In 'The Hollis F. Price Library Back a large measure upon what he is & me LeMoyne College campus Is one fed. ■7 fit 16 library buildings selected to Maybe we are not conscious of It. ..Mi receive architectural awards In the Tenn. Ed. Congress but we are the product of what we Second Library Buildings Award eat, program sponsored jointly by The Sunday Torris j. Toney of 910 Polk and It has been said that during principal of Geeter High School was Amerlan Institute of Architects, World War II and the Korean War, The American Library Association Installed president of the Tennessee JACKSON, Miss. - Bishop Education Congress at tihe two-day American soldiers stationed in and the National Book Committee. convention held in Nashville. Korea, Japan ,etc. often complained . Presentation of the Award of Charles Golden, who preside* Other Memphians installed were: that the natives of those countries jkerit .to LeMoyne will be made at over the Negro Methbdltt Mrs. Callie Lente Steven« of 900 smelled like “sake." The people special ceremonies planned to coln- churches in Memphis, corrie# CLEMENT HIRING POLICY PRAISED — J. Willard Governor Clement appointed Mr- Bowden, of McLernon and principal of Florida of thpse countries, in turn, com­ ade w|!li National Library Week out a two-mpnth-old .promleo Etyneptary, secretary; Jofceph W. plain'd that all Americans «helled Bowden, .left, secretary of fhe State Pardons and Nashville, in 1963. The Governor is being prois- Westbropk of Glenview apd like milk. The truth of the mallei Paroles Boarddoinrgovernor.Frank G. Clement ep throughout,the state for carrying, out Ms’* . tagerald, chief.1J- entww WHiwhti« i snpeririter, " Ji-Wdt,*«« correot, tn reviewing ftif’llrt ¿f^NSgroes hired in vqHous campaign promises. X” ■ ' brar *, said the award treasurer, a will be ptcsinted to the college at church h«rd Orientals usually drink a great state offices during past months. Tennessee's ter '<4 1704 Orr, chaplain. a program scheduled for Thursday Other officers: ' deal of “sake" and because of this, BISHOP CHARLES GOLDEN Bishop Golden, who head* the ------morning, April 9, at 10:30. W< J. Officer, Nashylile, and E. their bodies under certain condi- Nnshvlle. Birmingham Ara* (Ten­ ar Johnson, Athen*, vice pres- ' lions give oil the odor of “sake". nessee, Mississippi and Alabama) of ; Mrs. Evelyn- P. Hall, Gal­ As a rule, Americans drink a great tlie Methodist Church's all« Negro latin, assistant secretart, and C. C. deal of milk and under certain Now Honor lee For 40 Central Jurisdiction, was turned Chattanooga, pltllamenta- conditions their bodies give off the back when he attempted to enter odor of milk. Thus, you get the Galloway Memorial Church here. With him, and also rejected' was a Ipw executive committee mem- - idea writer hopes • of what we ire Nelson Senter■' «.Nash“.Nashville, white bishop, Oltorles Matthews, of mean when we say that we are the Years Of Service Robinson of Lexington Hie Boston area. . . . > and product of what we eat. Jackson of Knoxville. Lt. George W. Lee, manager of Seven white Methodist ministers the Memphis office of Atlanta Life In some sections of Europe, the and two Negrt) laymen were attest- 'We Are Just Doing What Is Right,' insurance Co., 526 Beale, and di­ people - until recent years • had rector of the firm, Is being honored (Continued on Page Four) School Music never heard any other kind of music this week for his 40 years of “loyal Board Of Ed. Announces Advanced except classical and native folk Says Governor Frank G. Clement and efficient service’ ’to the com­ Set For Sunday music. Thus, they had been nurtur­ pany. Biology Course For High Schoolers ; training Union ot Salem - ed from birth, so to Bpeak, on NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Negroes are filling important positions Sihf Baptist Church will pre- Honoring Mr. Lee are Memphis space, symphony, concerto, chorale in the Clement Administration. And the number one example is The Board of Education last Friday voted to put a new roof Father Marshall the students of Mrs. E. L. etc. employees of Atlanta Life. Special on Hyde'Park Elementary School. Low bid of $1,565 by John A. J. Willard Bowden, scretary of the State Pardons and Paroles programs are being conducted at Cole’s School of Music in a recital They learned early to whistle, Board. Gov. Frank G. Clement appointed him a member of the- the branch office each morning of Denie's Sons Company was accepted. Sunday, April 5, at 3 p. m. Rev. sing, and play the ariars and this week mid there will be a ban­ a I, McCargo Is pastor of(the choruses from the great operas in board - the first-of his race - in 1963. Intercom systems were voted ; at 837 Florida St. quet in his honor Saturday night, chorrti, located at 837 Florids the same manner in which many Carnes Junior High, $2,262.66; Father OOcil Marshall, "■ WgR. His position is one of unquestioned Government heralded the employ­ at 8 in tlie AL assembly room. TJto public is invited. Americans learned to play and sing $32,000 Cancer Research Westside High, $3,114.06, and Mel­ known youth leader and actlngift. responsibility. Its performance de. ment of other Negroes in so call­ jBrt, TA. M. James is director of the spirituals, blues, mountain folk Mr. Lee, who worked his way rose High, $2,875.53aiong with public car of Emmanuel Episcopal Churfch, mands an absolute “strictly busi­ ed “white collar" positions in most th* training union, and Mrs. Mil­ music, etc. of this country. through Alcorn College in Missis­ Shannon Homecoming address systems for Carnes’ cafe- 425 Cynthia, was due to arrlvátó* ness" attitude. The demands for parls c' the State under the Cle­ dred Hicks the secretary. In recent years, some Europeans sippi and served as a lieutenant A $32,650 research grant for elec­ torium, $203.50, and Lincoln Ele­ day (Thursday) In Birmingham, qualification are just as absolute. ment Ad.ainislratlon. have learned to like and appreciate with U. S. forces in France during tron microscope studies of cancer mentary's cafetorium, $206.87. The Ala. Bowden’s appointment as the What is the philosophy of the some of the music of America - World War I, began working for viruses has been awarded to St. combined low bid of Sound Ser­ highest Negro official in the State Administration in implementing James Baldwin Lecture especially |azz - just as some of tie Atlanta Life in 1924. Jude Research Hospital by the Na­ vice Co. was accepted. He will take over the pulpit of. this new hiring policy? Let Cover, tional Cancer Institute of the St. Mark's Episcopal Church thp^. American people are learning more Na- The Board announced it is plan­ nor Clement and Keith Hampton, tional Institutes of Health Series To End At LeMoyne1 and more to Ilka and appreciate ning an advanced course In biology Father Marshall could have, «a State Commissioner of Personnel, The last in a series of lectures1 the opera, etc. Neither group has LeMoyne Club Meets for pupils planning to major in mained here ks youth minister explain: , presented by the English Depart­ reached the apex in this learning this field. Emmanuel. “We are just doing what is right ment..of .LeMoyne College will be1 process but both are making pru- Sunday, April 5, 5 P.M. Youth Day Set At Other annnouncements by the Due here the early part of this held Monday morning, April 6, at- gross and great strides in the right — and we are going to do It when­ Board: week was Father Jarret C. Atkins The regular monthly meeting 10:30 in the lecture hall when Dr.■ direction. What is true of music is ever we ean. We are hiring people , of First Bapt., Sunday SEPARATION FROM SERVICE of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. to become thé LeMoyne Club will be held this Miss Evelyn Williams Is chair­ Ralph Johnson, professor 6f Eng.• also true of the other fine arts: only on the basis of qualification. —Mrs. June K. Griffin of Locke vica in <■chargé ‘ of Emmanuel. Sunday evening, April 5, at 5 o’­ man of tlie Youth Day Services at .Msh, discusses "The Novelist: James This goes for any citizen who ap­ Elementary Schoo. Mr. MatlarshaU. did , hia .interiUNp . clock in the Alumni Room of the Bildwto." (Continued on Page Four) plies for a position with the State First Baptist Church, Lauderdale, . LEAVES OF ABSENCE (personal at Emmanuel and stayed on a» Hollis F, Price Library. Mrs. Ann Government - be he Negro or other.' which will be held April 19. illness) —Jother Looke, Douglass acting vicar when Father Rudder L.Weathers, president, said business' wise." High; Mrs. Mildred A. Burns, Dun- departed a year ago. will Include a financial report of Hampton reports that Negroes - Radiation escapes from atomic bar. Communicants of the church the play presented March 21 by the due in particular to the high level test in Nevada. REELECTIONS ttensure status) are purhasing a home in the South of selectivity .- have proved very Lincoln University Players and -Mrs. Dorothy H. Johnson. Cald­ Parkway East area for Fether plans for the club's annual recep­ satisfactory. He pointed out that End of Ruby trial leaves some well; Mrs. iLorena D. Bogan, Mag­ Atkins and his family. \ associated office workers, in every tion for graduating seniors. with doubts. nolia...... ,wi..aw ( instance, have acepted the new per­ ■ SCORES OF MEMPHIS ministers fought a losing battle in their sonnel on the pratical basis of added help needed to keep the Mallory KnighF; effortto get Mayor Ingram to nominate the Rev. E. W. William- state business machinery in ope. soh’Crf Olivet Baptist Church for the $5,000-a-year post , on the THE MITCHELL-RUFF TRIO ration. $7,350 Grant To Math Memphis Transit Authority. The Mayor figured Williamson was part of the ministerial group thaf backed Sheriff Hinds in the State jobs that have been open­ ed to Negroes are: Senior stenogra­ last mayoralty race. Digram's nod went to Tom Hayes and he Hol, Cool Jazz pher, two ¡senior typist, four; jun­ The Mallory Knights . Charitable was supported in this move by the Unity league, headed by O. Z. ior typist, one; clerk ,one; security Professor At LeMoyne Organization this week announced Eviters. In case you might have forgotten, the Unity league was the guard, 21; junior park ranger, one; plans for establishing and sponsor­ only Negro organisation, supporting Ingram in the lost city elect­ Coming To Nemp. ■probation and parole officer, two; ing a multiple handicapped chil­ part-time (prison) chaplain, one; William T. Fletcher Will* Study At dren's day caye center. ion- Tickets went on sale this week welfare worker, one; practical The center would providtrfaifc 1 » ' * * * Michigan State And Univ. Of Idaho at Goldsmith's Central Ticket Of­ nurse, five; social worker, one; psy­ training and .social adjustm«*® AMAZING, BUT TRUE! The JUGS' living Ads Ball and the an­ fice and LeMoyne College’s business multiple handicapped chiidteOao chiatric social worker .one; public William T. Fletcher, associate professor of mathematics at nual Jubilect sponsored by the Cottonmakers' Jubilee are both office for the jazz concert the in­ health nurse, one; homemaker, cannot benefit'"from an alrerty ternationally famous Mitchell.Ruff LeMoyne College, has been granted leave of abs*nce to continue established prd0fam’.H : Jg scheduled for this Friday night at the Auditorium. The JUGS will two; dormitory supervisor, 12------i ■ . I r .1 I . . v- Trio will conduct Friday night, April Thè list also inludes such cate­ his study for the doctorate. Going along With the propmed be in the upstairs Ballroom and the Jubilect in the main floor center will be * program -to flftp 17, in Bruce Hall. gories as one machine operator, Music-Hall. And the Sigmas and the Four Suitors Bridge Club Mr. Fletcher, who is supported by and then enrolled at Michigan State parents in home: problems resultttig The concert is being presented by senior grade; three cosmetology a $7,350 National Science Founda­ University and remained there will be jumping with big social affair* on the same night - Friday. LeMoyne’s Cultural Activities Com­ from a handicapped child. tion Faculty Fellowship, will return through the academic year of 1963, Officers of th* organization said * * ♦ ■ * mittee, headed by Dr. Paul Hayes. (Continued fin Page Four) k------to Michigan State University for completing all course work and children they acoept will be non­ The combo will play both old ■, NAACP's INTEGRATED Intercollegiate Chapter members have summer study and then enroll at language requirements for the Ph. bed cases and Mfoeen the age* of and new frontiers of Jazz with been making Sunday trips to Second Presbyterion Church here, University of Idaho in the fall to D. degree in mathematics. During 3 and 8. only to be turned back |>y unyielding ushers. Dwike Mitchell at the piano Lane College Choir pursue a research project on “the his stay at Michigan State, he was Tlie center would operate between Charlie Smith on the drums and ' , * ★ * * decomposition of Lie Algebras of supported by'a $2,200 graduate as­ a.m.-11:30 am. Willie Ruff, bassist and French In Concert, Sunday prime characteristic." ' sistantship and two $4,000 United p.m. , SEVERAL HIGH SCHOOL officials are complaininq about the horn. The Lane College Choir will ap- Negro College Fund Faculty Fel­ poor grammar and English used by some recruiters from out-of- The three musicians create and pear in concert at Mt. Olive CME Thé young mathematics professor Church on Sunday afternoon, April received the B. S. degree, magna perform to suit their own appetites, lowships. fofyn colleges. 12, starting at 4. The singers are cum laude, in 1956 from North Car­ 40-Acre lake Manned and The three musicians create i * * * being presented by the Pastor’s Aide olina College at Durham, and Mr. Fletcher, a member of the and perform to suit their own ap­ At Fuller JtWe Park BEALE STREET SCENE: Suspected purse-snatcher leaping from Club of the church. Miss A. B. Phil­ earned'the M. S. degree from the Mathematics Association of Ameri­ petites, and the result ranges from lips is president of the club and A 40-acre lake will be bulB at T. rooftop to sidewalk and . racing east on Beale and turninq on the same institution in 1958. Both de­ ca and the American Mathematical swingingest Jazz to classical sounds Mrs. Elsie Owen, publicity chair­ 0.— Fuller TtliaUM steom south on Fourth .seconds offer police cors sped by and all the way from Bartók to Bach, man. The Rev. T. C. Lightfoot Jr. grees were in mathematics. Society, returned to the LeMoyne fumed the other direction - north on Fourth. from Hindemith to Handel. is pastor. He taught at LeMoyne until 1960 faculty last September, WILLIAM T. FLETCHER tffldant of Shelby Forest, .1.18% ¿14 I • i A’ f Porter PTA win conduct its an­ nual benefit tea Sunday, April 5, 4-6 p. m., in the school cafetorium. committees under the capable chairmanship of Mrs. V. L. Jones are busily engaged in making this year's “Spring-O-Rama” a huge success, financially and otherwise. Through the years the proceeds of the tea have benefited the educa­ tional program of the .school. This year's proceeds are earmarked for the purchase of instructional ma­ terials not provided by the Board of Education. Mrs. C. D. Hill is “Hootenanny" featuring teacher Porter PTA president. The proceeds of the recent talent will go towards each home­ room quota of pne dollar per pupil enrolled. Competition is keen among the various homerooms. Homeroom mothers are taking the lead in urging the cooperation of parents to secure patrons and ads for the souvenir progrant A. B. Owen, Jr. is principal.

BRIDGE CLUB ENT0LTAINS — Members of the and Voltino Robinson VIP Brtdgge Club celebrated their 12th anniver­ Anniversary Month sary with, o dinner-dancing party at Holiday Inn-MiBtown. Seated, left to right: Mesdames At Mount Vemon Vivian- Brown, Bernice Cole, president and The month of April has been set aside as Anniversary Month for the M. C. Durham Memorial Chorus of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church. The chorus is named for a former pas­ Maxine A. Smith tor, the late Rev. M. C. Durham. The chorus will sponsor an an­ niversary tea in the Fellowship Hall of the church from 4 to 6 p. KN’dXVILLE. Tenn — Sixteen m., and on April 12 the chorus will Knoxville College students have Charges Irwin sponsor and render a program at -been itemed to. Who’s Who Among 3 p. m. Students in Colleges and Universit­ Mt. Vemon Is also participating JUGS’ LIVING ADS - These are the young ladles who will sparkle Briscoe. Second row, left to right: Delores Strickland, Patsy Strong, ies for 1963-64. A student-faculty in the simultaneous revival services as living Ads during the JUGS’ annual boll this Friday night in the Beatrice Rush, Doris Price, Angela Flowers, and Brenda Rice. Back committee selected them on the of the Baptist churches in Mem­ ballroom of The Auditorium. Seated, left to right: Myrna Williams, I rnvy,. left to-right: Claudette Tucker, Eva Brittenum and Georgia Oasis Those who know Mr. Turner well years older than he is. He thinks Negro «eAmunliy and the Demo­ Memphis, 'rain.: Engelbert Ssek- regard nim as a leader who has he’s in love but I know he is not. cratic Farty" and “Selfism" being and continues to give generously asozi, a junior from Kampala, he's 19 and she is 31. Should I ad­ practiced by certain Negro leaders - VŒWSOF Uganda; Frederick Steed, a junior of his time, talent, and self solely vise him or stay on the sideline. to assure equality in opportunity from Dayton, Ohio and, Mary 0. WORRIED for aii people. For this we all are Threadgill, a junior from Green­ DEAR WORRIED: Stay on the deeply indebted and grateful. wood, Miss. Hl BUIE sideline. “I feel that the time used in makiiig unjust criticism could well By JESSE L. WILLIAMS DEAR MARY MARTEL: I am a be sp“nt in bringing to fruition the “Be ye not unequally yoked to. seventeen-year-old but I feel that tenets of democracy to which we getber with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with I have the mind of a twenty-one- supposedly ascribe." year-old man of today. My. mature­ The Tennessee League of Women unrighteousness: And what com­ SENATOR ALBERT GORE ness is not in my age, but in my Voters will hold its annual state munion hath light with darkness? mind. I have no taste for teen-age council meeting here April 6-7. Senator Albert Gore is a candi­ 2 Cor. 6:14 - The Bible. girls. I consider young ladies of 21 The state board meets Monday date for reelection to the United “It is better to dwell in the wild­ morning at 10 in the Downtown States Senate. erness. than with a contentins and more my speed. The problem is my mother. She Motel and there will be a reception The senior Tennessee Senator Angry Woman. Prov. 21:19 - The does not approve of my companion­ and dinner Monday evening for announced Monday at a Nashvile Bible. ship with a young lady of 21. What state board members, delegates, news conference that he would seek world you advise for me? local members and their husbands. renomination in the August Demo, The task of the sales manager THE ENLARGE MIND A luncheon-symposium will be Applications are being acepted cràtic Primary. is that of educating and of plan­ held Tuesday at the Downtowner. See the answer above. for positions of biological labora­ "As has been my custom, I plan ning. Both require managerial VIP BRIDGE CLUB FOUNDER HONORED - Mrs. Bernice Cole, left, The luncheon starts at 12:15 and tory technician, according to an to conduct an active county-by- ability, a term not necessarily the symposium gets underway at Her story is n example of what founder and president of the VIP Bridge Club, was singled out for announcement by the U. S. Public county campaign based upon my rec­ synonymous with sales success. 1. This will be open to the general can happen when a person of coi- honors by club members and presented a bouquet of red roses at Health Service's Communicable ord of service in the Senate,” he Some businessmen would contend public. siderable native ability is, in the Disease Center. said. that a man may be a good desk the club's 12th annual dinner-dancing anniversary party at Holi­ Symposium participants are Lu­ words of Laurens van der Post, These positions are located in Senator Gore, a resident of Smith manager even if he “stutters t,r cius É. Burch Jr., attorney and “Obedient to one’s inner awareness." day Inn-Midtown- Presenting the roses is Miss Faye Gentry, vic« Atlanta and Savannah, Ga. En­ County, is completing his second leads wltn two left feet” when he Democrat; Alexander W. Dann Jr„ If you are interested in the educa. president. attorney and Republican; Ben L. trance salaries are $4215 and $4600 term in the Senate. Active in pro­ undeitakcs te sell. tlon of the whole child read: An Hooks, attorney and minister; Rev. per annum. Applications must be motion of legislation for highway This point of view emphasizes the Experiment in Education by Mar­ Joseph E. Wesley, chaplain of received or postmarked on or before construction and resource develop, work of the sales manager In de­ shall. Christian Brothers College, and Dr. April 13, 1964. ment, he serves on three key Senate termining policies, collecting and Joe Riggs of Memphis State Uni­ Full information and application committees; Finance, Foreign Rela­ using sales statistics and cost find­ versity. forms may be obtained from the tions, and Atomic Energy. ings, answering sales correspon­ They’ll discuss “American Ideals WEEKEND executive secretary, Board of U. 8. dence, setting quotas, and planning JOB PRINTING and Political Responsibility." Civil service Examiners, Com­ for the future, no one of which, ol All Kindt! municable Disease Center, Atlanta, many assert, requires great salts Oeorgla 30333; Director, Atlanta experience. Region, U. S. Civil Service Com­ Other types of training may be mission, 240 Peachtree Street, N, W., even more valuable, since the sales­ Atlanta, Georgia 30303, or apply at man would often be handicapped DIXIE IKY - PLAIN or SELF-RISING any post office for these forms or in undertaking any of the tasks information as to where they may mentioned. be obtained. This is true because the salesman is given little, if any, preparation FLOUR 5 49- for statistical, administrative, and planning aspects of the work of SEE WHAT YOU SAVE ON FRYERS the sales manager. This school of thought says that thé phrase "The Sales Manager Is The Man Who Has The Best Sales Record" is an LEGS & THIGHS 29- Free Estimates aphorism which costs American FREE ESTIMATES No Obligation business a great deal, for It puts REASONABLE PRICES BONUS BRAND - 15% 01 CAN the emphasis In the wrong place. 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GLOBAL TRAVEL AGENCY Name...... 0 STORES 973 S. THIRD 1578 LAMAR 3511 PARK I WILLIAMS Street Address 1378 NO. HOLLYWOOD AND 4321 SUMM» 656 Vance Ave. City ...... Zone.... i SHADE AND AWNING CO. HOGUE t KNOTT GUARANTEE: That you will not be forced àt (.Palline Tel BRS-4 PHONE: 5275633 State...... •I to buy $5,00 worth of high price merchandise to get one low price special. I IM Il's Bronze Queen Contest Time Again This year Memphis‘' i tois hoping for its 24thr3 consecutive■ win• •In the' Na- ­ tional Clean Up—Paint Up—Fix Up campaign which gets under way April 16 and continues through April 22, according to Tommy'T. Hill CuPuFu chairman. Slnoe 1940. Memphis has won first place in the CuPuFu cantyaign to achieve the-.National Cleanest Town Achievement 'Award ty its By population class. "There are a number of things J-U-G-8 GIVE 10TH that everyone of us can do to help ANNUAL CHARITY BALL at ML Moriah .... and at Mel- iand otha Sawyer, Jr., Memphis win,* Mr. Hill said. Here PEOPLE IN THE NEWS this rose he has starred in football, bas- ILincoln U. Otha is the are some of them: month are members of the J-U- ketball, baseball and in track. Rev. iOtha Sawyer, Sr. 1. Remove all rubbish from front G-S. INC. who are making ready R. M. Norsworthy is pastor of the and back yards. IN town for the Spring Break for their annual Charity Ball to be church. t. Flint gnu on any bare spot. given Friday evening in the Bail HOT SPRINGS HOLDS were MR. AND MRS. CHRIS 3. Trim hedges and replace dead ROULHAC, JR. and their two Room of the City Auditorium. INTEREST OF LARGE GROUPS bushes. Living Ads named this year to re­ Of the many large groups of youngsters. Chris, III and Yvonne 4. Paint the exterior of homes and who came from their home in Phil- present different business firms are Memphians and fans (who came out-buildings. . ly for a visit with parents, Dr. and Miss Diepne Westbrook, daughter south from all over the country for 5. Repair and paint fences. Mrs. C. M. Roulhac, Sr., oil East of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Westbrook the races and for a general rest 6. Clean vacant lota of rubbish .... Miss Myrna Williams, daugh­ tn Hot Springs) last week were Mrs. McLemore. and plant them with flowers. ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams, Johnetta Kelzo Hozay who drove 7. Drain and fiU low spots where Also tn town last , week were Miss Georgia Hawkins, daughter of over in her new Lincoln continental mosquitos can bleed, MRS. HORACE FRAZIER of Nash­ Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkins .... with a (Driver - spending Sunday in 8. Plant trees. Miss Mari Truitt, daughter of Mr. Little Rock as guest of Atty, and ■ ville and her brother, MR. ROBERT 9. Clean ont rubbish, old papers FIELDS, JR. of Oary for a visit and Mrs. Ulysses Truitt . .. Miss Mrs. Harold Anderson (she Mildred) and other fire hoards from attics, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Diana Briscoe, daughter of Mr. end Who entertained with a fabulous basements and garages. Mrs, Lonnie Briscoe .... Miss De­ Easter Dinner party at their pretty Robert Fields, Jr., on Claremont. 10. Repair sidewalks and drive­ lores Strickland, daughter of Mr. new home .... Mr. B. 0. (Ben) ways. DR. V. L. MAYFIELD oame to and Mrs. Elver Strickland and Miss Olive, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gilliam A full week of events has been Memphis with his son in-law, Dr. Patsy Strong, daughter of Mr. and all Universal Life Insurance com­ scheduled for the campaign start­ Fred Rivers from Hdt Springs ... Mrs. Ruby Strong, 8r. pany officials Mrs. Ruth ing with a Memphis Junior Cham­ joining Mfs. Mayfield who is still Miss Eva Brittenum, daughter of Orange who hails from Louisiana ber of Commerce Kick-off lunch­ here for a few days. Mrs. Bertha Bell .. Miss Georgia and who for many years has been eon, April 16, at Hotel Chltca hon­ Garmon, daughter of Mrs. Vivian a frequent visitor in Memphis .... oring Miss City Beautiful contest­ Garmon; .... Miss Beatrice Rush, Mrs. Florida Stockton, Mrs. "Bud­ MRS. J. A. HAYES had as her ants. Tl;e Bronze Queen of Mem­ house guest last week her sister, daughter of,Mr. Benjamin Farley dy” Tarpley and her mother -th- phis contestants will also be honor­ Mrs. Vivian liarrington of Chkt* .... Miss Doris Price, daughter of law, Mrs. Jennie Tirpley. .. Mrs. ed at a luncheon at the universal tanooga. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price, Sr. .., Thelma Burke who entertained for Life Insurance Company cafeteria Miss Angela Flowers, daughter of friends with a dinner party at her April 17, sponsored by the Junior MR. AND MRS. U. S, BONDS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flowers . Hot Springs hotel .... Mrs. I. A. Chamber of commerce. Miss Brenda Rice, daughter of Mrs. Watson, Jr., Mrs. Frank Williams, had as their hbuse guest last week, Miss City Beautiful and Little and Mrs. Pearl Spann going over MRS. "JIM" MARTIN, wlteof the Irene Rice .... and Miss Claudette Miss CuPuFu will be selected dur­ together in the later’s pretty new late and fabulous Chicago business Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ink ceremonies in the music hall Couple ■ de Ville .... Mr. Bennie man known all 'over as one of the William R. Tucker, Sr. of Memphis auditorium, April 16, Tate, Mrs. Marvin Tarpley. Mrs. nation*« most colorful business mem and the Bronte Queen of Memphis H. H. Johnson, Mrs. 0. B. Braith­ Mrs. Bonds was hostebs to the MRS. WILLIAM OWEN IS and Little Prinoess CuPuFu will be waite, Mrs. Harry Cash, Mrs. Car- charming Chicago matron (who was HOSTE88 TO ELITE MEMBERS selected April 17 at the music hall, sur, pastor nelia Crenshaw, Mrs. Marcelene enroute home from Hot Springs) Mrs. william (Addle) Owen was Activities for the remainder of Turner, Mr. Sam Brown, Grand­ at the Peabodys* Skyroom .... FA hostess to members of the Elite the week Include a speedy house master Gilliam from Clarksdale, Joining the matrons was Mrs. To- SALUTED BY MEMPHIANS - Dr. . Club at her pretty South Parkway painting project sponsored by the Mrs. Blance Strickland, rich Texas llse Purifoy. residence on Thursday evening of Memphis Paint, Varnish, and Lac­ North Memphis dentist, is saluted was voted widow who also has a home in Cali­ last week. quer Association, a parade down Moit Outstanding Citizen of 1963, fornia .... spending much time in MR. SAM LAVENDAR came poll con* Even though Easter was in the Main Street, Civic Club neighbor­ CONGRATULATIONS Memphis especially when her late from his home in Nashville last ducted by the Memphis World. air .... with most people taking hood and shopping center parades husband headed a Texas Insurance week for a visit with his mother, every minute for shopping, mem­ and Civic Club improvement pro­ I Company .... Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mrs. J. H. Lavendar and with hir bers took time out to attend the jects Jefferie and seen around together brother -in-law and sister, Mr. and season’s third meeting ... and to Citizen Of IB Is Congratulated Mrs. L. B. Hobson. Other activities Include a river enjoy the timely events of the even­ (we are told) were Dr. Fred Rivers DR. JOHN E. JORDAN with her father -in-law, Dr U L. tour on the Memphis Queen with ing planned by their charming and Dr. John E. Jordan Jr., North World. MRS. JAMES 8. BYAS Was the entertainment provided by members gracious hostess who is unusual in Mayfield and Dr. J. Flint of Ft. Memphis dentist who was voted Worth. charming and always a most gra­ of Front Street Theater, displays, selecting talent. It was Miss Bar­ “Most Outstanding Citizen of 1963" Dr. jordan, who won the poll by cious- hostess on Friday evening to home Inspections, school fire drills, bara Neal, director of the Teen- Others we understand enjoying in a citywide poll conducted by the a landslide, will be presented a members of the Links, Inc. .. Spe­ school and pictorial awards, and ATTY. A. W. WILUS Age Group at the Sarah Brown the famed race tracks and the Memphis World, has been receiving plaque by the World. cial guests of the evening were MR. CuPuFu specials offered in shop­ Branch YWCA (where Mrs. Owen quaint town were "Joe" Johnson of praise from friends in Memphis and The young dentist has made an AND MRS. CHRIS ROULHAC, JR. ping centers and downtown stores. MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION is director) who gave a review of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Kateo How­ throughout the State. excellent record here in civic af­ (both members of the organization) the “Negro In Music" .... doing ard, Mr. Roy McFhrland of Chica­ Congratulatory ads from many of fairs. He is an avid tennis player who are now members of the Phila­ his Arends and well * wishers ate 588 Vance Av«. sketches on W. C. Handy (a one­ go. Dr. and Mrs. E. Tellette who surgery at Collins Chapel Hospital. and outstanding in church and so­ delphia Chapter .... While the time Memphian and Father of the hail, from Oklahoma .... Mrs. Tolise The fam'ty solicits prayers for the appearing in this issue of the cial affairs. Roulhacs were guests with the By- Blues) Miss Debra Greene recited Purifoy of Forest City .... Mrs. speedy recovery of Rev. Brooks. ases (Dr. and Mrs.) .... their two from Macbeth Georgia Morris of Camden, Ark. .. Memphians were also saddened over attractive youngsters were being I the passliig of Mn. Phillip E. Members who arrived early in the Mr. R. B. Coonce, St. Louis mortic­ the pateliig of Mrs. Phillip E. honored at the Hargrave home by I Brooks' sister, Mrs. Lovle Dunn wno COMPLIMENTS evening were Miss Martell Trigg, ians .... Mr. and Mrs. "Ted” BIG AUDIENCES ENJOYS Miss Linda Hargraves, Miss Mae Mrs. J. C. Mickels, Mrs. Ruth Col­ Hawes (she Zenobia) Chioago mor­ departed this life March 19, !i>G4 Alivia Byas and Miss Julie Saville of lins, Mrs. Ruth Beauchamp ticians .,. . Mrs. Robert Miller who alter a lengthy illness. Mrs. Dunn, and who gave a party. Miss Yvonne Mrs. T. H. .Watkins. will join her husband next week for a former Member of Liberty C. M. the Morticians National Board Roulhac was complimented on E. Chunh, Jackson, Tenn., was ac­ EVENING OF FASHIONS MARY WAYNE SCHOOL JNC. Thursday evening (her birthday) MR8. ANN STRIBLING Meeting .... ml and Mrs. C. C. tive in religious and civic work. At by her aunt, Mrs. Phil Booth who the lime of her death she was a Evening of Fashions, presented by the Educational Depart­ v ' and ’ ENTERTAINS DUNBAR Sawyer, and Mrs. Jim Martin who I took her and a group of friends to PILGRIM REST COMMUNITY CHURCH MEMBERS - hails fro» Chioage.— -♦*-«- resident of East.^t, Lous, XIL-Mrs. ment of-the* Beetle Street Elks anihhe Hattie coach at ¡Mrs. Linda Campbell, Fisk Co-ed .. Melrose and now principal at Grant Miss Clivetta Haskins, Bishop Co­ PHONE BR 44300 School, will speak for the occasion. ed .... “Billy" son of Dr .and Mm. DR. JOHN E. JORDAN The Booker Washington Glee Club W. C. Speight, Jr., here for the “Where Friends Meet Friends” will give the music. Spring - break from Yale Univer- According...... to John Johnson, sity .... Bernard Johnson, son of Coach 7t*bManassas High School, Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Johnson home KATE’S MILLINERY SHOP 1936 Chelsea Phone 274-3408 Mrs. Katie Sexton, Prop. COMPLIMENTS Starts SAT., APRIL 4 FELICITATIONS One Big Week! DAISY CONGRATULATIONS to MORRIS DARDER and BEAUTY SHOP DR. JOHN E. JORDAN Mrs. Alma. Morri», Prop. DR. l h for the fine contribution you have Prompt and Efficient Service made to thia community 1239 N. Evergreen Memphis, Tenn. HYDE PARK CIVIC LEAGUE Charles B. Myers, Sr, President . CONGRATULATIONS 2171 Hunter Ave. DR. JORDAN The North Memphis Brandl from BEST WISHES FRIENDLY UNION PROTECTIVE BEAUTY SHOP 1365 THOMAS DR. JOHN E. JORDAN PHONE 526*1576 Same Spot Since 1926 LIFE INS. COMPANY The Shop, Opened in 1931 has successfully served many. 2167 CH5L5ÇA AVENUE MRS. ADDIE B. GRANT OUR SLOGAN IS: 440 Vance Avenue Your Satisfaction Is Owner Rufus Thomas, Manag« Our First Consideration R. E. Woods, Manager ; Cabinets Are of manufacturers, Dr. Chapman WASHINGTON — (UPI)-Easy PHS, on the basis of a study be- 1 gun five yean ago when the child Iturned his patent over to th» gov­ access to medicines — and some ernment. From there, the Cabinet times deadly poisons — costs the fatality rate reached alarming i Council took over. 7 lives of hundreds of American chit heights. The cabinet had to be large, at­ dren each year. Now an end to PHS officials told UPI there are more than 250,000 potential poison. tractive, accessible, inviting to use, that could be in sight. and capable of mass production at The Public Health Service (UH8) Ings in this country every year, a reasonable coat hopes that "child-proof” medicine most of them among children. And STANDARDS MEET i cabinets soon to be placed on the they hope that at least half of the market will help foil the probing 500 child deaths annually can be- REQUIREMENTS , ► After lengthy research, th? Coun­ fingers of tots who love to ape prevented. Mom or Dad in swallowing drug They said that overdoses of as­ cil proposed standards 'wryapmet preparations or fall prey to curi­ pirins alone account for about 100 all those requirements, Swinging door cabinets jMMiJn osity. fatalities each year, on that pre­ The devices were developed by mise they decided to attack the the standards are in Sliding door varieties the Medicine Cabinet Manufactur­ problem at its source - the easy- ers council in cooperation with the to-open or carelessly-left-open far behind. Samples medicine cabinet. to the PHS for appro KEYS GET LOST they were put Into produ Lock and key cabinets already The hinged-door cab were available but it was agreed three-button device on th Mother Of Gov. that this was not the perfect an­ open the cabinet, the top swer. Keys get lost. Children at die buttons must be p times obtained the key. In many while the bottom button ■ Newscaster Dwight David Eisenhower will add a new di- Of Massachusetts cases locking the cabinet became bend's span away, to mensjon to political reporting this summer when he assists the too much bother for careless par­ The sliding door cabinet ents. knob-locking device, Anieifican Broadcasting Company in covering the Republican Dr. Jelbert L. Chapman, now re­ tabs on either side of uq National Convention. leid In Protest tired chief of the PH8 division of must be squeezed accident control, Invented a proto­ the knob itself to pushed: ; (ABC has secured the former President for spot appearances ST. AUGUSTINE, Fto. UPI — type cabinet and made it available revolved to slide the door • i Police jailed the 72-year-old moth­ I in lie role of analyst.) to the manufacturers for further The three button device er of the governor of Massachu- ,development. ed-door cabinets was tested on e logical next step is for the National Broadcasting Com- setts Tuesday for spearheading a The cabinet had five buttons on groups of children ranging gow I relentless round of raciel demon­ pa r Columbia to sign peppery Harry S. Truman as the Demo- one side. Two operate the opening 2 to 6 years old. Even tiwuihIÇ» strations that attracted hundreds mechanism. But the .buttons were demonstrator showed them how .. c rate expert for the Atlantic City conclave. of singing Negro youths and result­ placed far’ enough’ 'apart sb the operate the mechanism each time, ed in 117 arrests. span of a child's hand could not no child was able to open* it te **£he unique insight which past presidents would be able to Mrs. Malcolm Peabody, mother operate them. less than four tries. ■ American public would odd to our political education. of Gov. Endicott Peabody, was tak­ To be practical, Dr. Chapman « Television has made it possible for all of us to be arena en in custody when she attempted theorized, the cabinet had to be The tests gave the children every to enter a segregated motel dining advantage. The cabinet« were on spectators at the great American spectacles. If former Presidents capable of being opened by a mo­ Even In The Space Age room with a bi-racial group. ther with child in her arms or a a tabel where they ware easy-to (and Vice Presidents) and high party officials are enlisted to She said she telephoned her son man who was holding his razor In reach and where the children were comment on, and explain, behind-the-scenes bottles waged Tuesday morning and told him she one hand. able to use both hands, no chili during conventions, it will be in the public interest. had decided she would be arrestd. To make sure the cabinets would ever was able to open them with, Memphis Bishop Raps Critics Of ‘Tie told me to do anything I be available from a wide variety out using both hands. (Continued from Page One) thought was right,” said the spry (Continued from Page One) The best way to know what is elderly woman. ed when they attempted to gain en­ Ireally going on inside an institu­ PUT IN JAIL trance to Capitol 8treet Methodist ballet, paintings, sculpture, etc. ition is to visit it. The writer does She was charged with trespassing Church. Those arresed included the Americans should not be misled :not believe that either the Board after a warning, and jailed under MY WEEKLY Capitol Spotlight Rev Van Borad Dunn, 42, dean of to believe that all Europeans have of Education, the superintendent, MOO bond. the Methodist Theological School By DAN DAY been exposed to what we like to the principals, or the teachers Nearly 200 persons have been at Delaware, Ohio, and Dr. Everett call “the finer things" in life be­ would object to interested persons taken in custody since the new Tilson, also from Delaware, Ohio round of demonstrations started In cause that is not true. There are visiting any cf the public Kh'.ols and formerly a faculty member of the nation's oldest city last week­ people in England, France, Scot­ in the Memphis area. ‘War On Fovertj’ Has Hollow Ring the school of religion at Vander­ end. land, and even Italy who do not Critics might be surprised to bilt in Nashville. The arrest of Mrs. Peabody cap­ know a “sonata” from a “concerto” learn that the Negro student, es­ REV. BLAIR T. HUNT, WASHINGTON - (NNPA) - The Administration's anti-poverty An interracial group of Methodist ped hours of frantic activity on the pecially the one who is majoring ministers, including the Rev. James and a Rembrandt from a “you part of St. Augustine police. program has a hollow ring. But its supporters and opponents or minorlng in music, is as con­ FASTO*. Lawson Jr., pastor of Centenary name it." At one point authorities had alike, ore caught in a bind. versant with Picclnnl Beethoven, Methodist Church in Memphis, was Scotland has its bagpipes; Switz­ tear gas and electric cattle prods MISSISSIPPI UVD. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Haydn, Chopin, Liszt, Gounod, Schu- ffijne of those who must push ; St. Paul, Minn., Assistant to Secre- scheduled to make an attempt at erland its yodel and Its yodeler; ready, but neither were brought vert, Dvorak, Grieg, Mendelssohn, the billion dollar program admit; tary of Agriculture Orville Free- integrating Galloway and Capitol America its folk songs — the into play. Street churches two months ago, priVUttfly•v.lHt:4 Ml.. that 1(Olnlittle z«»or nothing ‘«1411will man1man, clnnrfcstands nnfout aras FVtnthe fire?first Wftmanwoman spirituals, the blues, the mountain Rossini Brahms, Bach, Handel, etc. Police dogs were used to help but this was called off when the TEXT: "Except A Grain of Wheat May every sunrise shout “prepare be-alone this year, and perhaps Iin history to serve in that capacity music, etc. — and each loves and as any other average student in any control tlie crowds, but were kep‘ white Methodist bishop in Jackson Fall Into the Ground and Die, It ;for the life beyond, the life beydnd next: year, to raise the living stand- A. former teacher of political sei. appreciate its own. For either to other average Americn school. on leashes at all times. Abideth Alone, Etc." - John 12:21. utility bills and lower prices for for the life beyond old age." line for the No. 2 job under'R. AME's Pick of useful citizenship and outstand­ whether you wish to do so or not." gasoline offset Increases in other. ship with other forces, merge itself Remember the grim reaper wltl| Sargent Shriver, Corps director, who are like the young man sitting in God1 forbid that such a law should ing service in the public interest. areas. The lower natural gas bills, into the evolving powers of Earth, his sickle keen may pronounce you has been picked by President John­ a box in one of the opera houses in ever1 be enacted for any group. , ft never gets any further, it dies’ The largest number of Negro resulted from Federal Power Com­ old in your tender teens, your:"1 son to direct the proposed Office of Paris, France during the perform­ Eating when he wishes to do so, Mrs. Todd citizens serving in this category mission directive and lower rates. Except a human soul enters into1 twinkling twenties, your tireless 1 Economic Opportunity. ance of the light opera "Lakme". where he wishes to do so, and with are members of the Governor's charged as an aftermath of theI fellowship with other souls, loses1 thirties, juur forceful forties. We I It was learned that YoUng had Some time during liis life he iiad whom he wishes Is, up to now, the The South Memphis AME Dis. Human Relations Commission. A recent tax cut. it-self in the salvation of humani­ know not the year, the day, the conferred with President Johnson probably iieard the "Bell Song" and : trict Missionary Institute held its Negro attorney, A W. Willis, Mem- right of the Individual and appar­ ty, it dies. nbur when time is out.- personally and by telephone con­ had heard some one mention the monthly meeting at st. Andrew A. phis. Is vice chairman of the com­ ently, the Negro teacher gets more The over-all price drop coupled cerning his availability for the post. fat that it came from "Lakme." M. E. Church, March 23. The les­ mission The other seven Negro joy from eating at home surround­ with higher earnings gave the ave­ But no. concrete, binding offer had Not realizing that opera is just a son was taught by Mrs. E. Paul members are the Rev. B. L. Hooks, ed by his family and sometimes rage factory worker a 1 per cent been extended at the weekend. Re­ Beavers of Providence A. M. E. musical drum of the finest type and tlie Rev. c. F. Williams and Ben­ friends, than eating “down town” boost in buying power. ports originating in New York last Each church of the district was re­ that all of the music is blended in just because the law says he has week said young had turned down nie J. Hanis, Memphis; Dr. El­ PRICE INDEX DROPS Ethiopia, Somalia To presented. with the plot, he said to the per. a right to do so. I the job. mer P. Gibson, Morristown; Dr. The Bureau of Labor Statistics The Rev. F. G. Garrett, presiding son sitting next to him: "When will There are thousands of ithers, of 1 If and when an Economic Op- Charles W. Johnson, Nashville; J. said its consumer price Index drop­ I elder, presided during the election the girl come out on the stage and all colors, races and creeds, who ' portunity Act is legislated Into law, Emmett Ballard, Jackson, and the ped one-tenth of a per cent, the of offcers Mrs M R Todd was elect­ sing Lakme?" also enjoy eating at home rather it is a safe bet that a colored per­ ed president; Mrs. L. Butler, secre­ Rev. Frank Gordon, Knoxville. first decline since December 1962. The question is not whether than in, restaurants. Why casti­ son will fill one of the three or tary, arid Mrs. Mary Gulledge, re­ Dr Harold D. West, Nashville Is But officials said the Index pro­ Reinstate Cease Fire Americans like fine art but whe­ gate the Negro teacher because he I ' four deputy director positions. porter. a member of the State Board of bably will go up again when March I This week, at least one govern­ ther or not the Negro teacher Is refuses to do that which he does ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia-(UPI)-Ethiopia and Somalia agreed The next meeting will be held at Education and Chester B. Cade, figures are in. encouraging the Negro student to Monday in Khartoum, Sudan, to reinstate a cease-fire. But Efhto- ment official was ready to lay odds the Walker Mission, the Rev. M. V. Memphis, is a member of the State not enjoy doing? Does eating down I that one of the deputy jobs would appreciate the cultural things In town or not eating down town make The February figure was 107.6 Reed, pastor. Board of Cosmetology. pio said fighting still raged at four points along the disputed I be offered Dr. Andrew F. Brimmer, life. him any less effective as a teach- per cent of average prices paid in There are three Negro women on frontier between the two East African nations. The writer of this article knows er? the base period of 1967-59. This young Deputy Assistant Secretary the Governor's Status of Women at the Commerce Department, who that there are some teachers in ' What the Negro teacher wants! means it cost 110.76 in February to A joint communique issued by Commission; Mrs. Irene Patton, BROKEN NECK FOR I has figured prominently in plan­ ’ the Memphis City schools who have is what every other citizen of this1 buy the same godos and services Ethiopian and Somali negotiators Club News Chattanooga; Mrs. E. L. Sasser, BROKEN PROMISE ning phases of the anti-poverty ’ been attending the opera even when' country wants, and that is to have, that cost 110.77 In January. said they had agreed on "determ­ shannorette social club Nashville; Mrs. Russell Sugarman, GEORGETOWN, Br, Guiana - ' campaign. ' The Shannoiette Social club is ’ they had to climb the steps to the1 the right to do what every othdr The price of coffee jumped more ination to maintain a ceasefire.” Memphis. , than 4 per cent in February, and (ANP) — About a year ago, Ed- I - Last week, the Economic Oppor- having a house party on April 4 be­ gallery of The Auditorium to do1 citizen has the right to do; but he sugar prices climbed 2 per cent. war Ramsharran, 30-year-old resi­ I tunlty Act of 1984 was given a top. ginning at 8 p. m„ at the home of so. Now that conditions have' does not want to be told when, Ethiopian officials said newflgllt- level airlug before an ad hoc sub- ' The cost of rent and home owner­ dent at Hampshire village on the ing broke out Monday at the fron­ Mrs. Jerry Jones. 2123 Shannon changed, these teachers and others> where and how to exercise that I committee appointed by Rep. Adam ship also went up during the month, Corenltyne, promised his father he tier village of the Tug Wajaie and Ave., to which the public Is In­ Big Audience continue to go to the opera, thei right just because he has it or 1 Clayton Powell (D-N.Y.) chair­ (Continued from Page Three) but used car prices were lower than would stop drinking rum. For sev­ was continuing at three other Bor­ vited. Admission free. First, second art gallery, symphony concerts, the1 just because he is a Negro and a In January. der points, including Data Gryale. man o( the House Education and end third prizes will be awarded. the Front street Theatre, etc. andI teacher. eral months, he stuck to his promise 1 Labor Gomtnlttee. black lace jacket and black hat Mrs. Rebecca Johnson Is the pres­ although it was rough going. Last A spokesman said 130 Somalis designed by Miss Carruthers. Miss they encourage the children to do> in the words of Lincoln, may we 1 Capital Hill observers feel that ident and Mrs. Bernice Johnson, week, however, he jumped off the were killed and 215. wounded in I if the bill has a chance at all, I. Jean Hill modeled a green lace the same. say: “With malice toward none; fighting at Daba Goryale SURtjay. club reporter. wagon and had himself a real rum ' Powell, Vith the best repord of any sheath. She also wore gold shoes In a few weeks, there will be a with charity for all; with firmness African Ari spree. The next day, when he had He gave no casualty figure« for I committee chairman in' thè 88th and white gloves.. Mrs. Dorothy Shakespeare play produced on the In the right, as God gives us to see Ethiopian forces. sobered up, he was so ashamed of Tea, Sunday, 4 P.M. Merrill modeled a lovely green stage of the Front Street Theatre the right, let us strive on to finish ! Congre^, should be able to maneu­ himself he wrapped a noose around ver it to the House floor and on to The P-TA of Shannon Element­ sheath with a split half fly-back Those who criticized the Negroteach the work we are in; to. Bind Up The peace* talks in Khartoum Museum Planned his neck, stood on a chair and 1 the Senate. ary School will give its second .an­ coat and a green hat to match, er will see that same teacher with The Nation’s Wounds: .... to do were conducted under termi of a nual see-chat-and-chew tea ’this which she designed. hundreds of her pupils "flocking" all-which may achieve and cherish jumped off. In a note to his wife, resolution adopted earlier this ' CAPITAL MISCELLANY Ramsharran said that he could no Sunday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Minks were among the fabulous to the Front Street Theater to en­ a just and lasting peace Among For Washingion month by the Organization of Afri- : HERMON b. DAVIS, chief U. 8. Summerfield Baptist church. There fashions worn In the parade. Mrs. joy several hours with the great Ourselves and with all nations.” longer bear to live after he had can Unity OAU. “ housing advisor to the Agency for 8waze displayed a black cocktail WASHINGTONWÀSHINGTON - (NNPÀ - A broken his promise to his father. will be fashions and music, too. "Bard.” Lest we forget, each year And my we add to these worth Museum of African Art, designed International Development's Mis- dress, wide black hat, gloves and The agreement Monday called for 8. W. Helm is principal and Mrs. the Negro teacher with bus loads of Lincoln the words of the Holy to "f06ter better understanding be­ I sion to.Mali, is being briefed at shoes .to match, and a new mink Arilla Miller the P-TA president. of children attend the Memphis Bible which say: “Follow Peace tween the Negro and white com­ African sculpture together with ex­ the withdrawal of troops 10 to 15 the State Department on a new as. stole. Symphony concert .when they are With All Men." (Hebrews 12:142). munities of America as well as be­ amples of contemporary European miles from the border in a six-day RignmeiX The wife and three chll- Remarks were made at the close held for students. tween the peoples of Africa and and American painting in order to I dren of Jcne engineer-architect re- of the show by Fmnk Scott of the operation to begin Wednesday. A The students in the public schools the United Slates,” will be opened demonstrate the artistic relation­ I mn Inert behind In Bamako, the Mali Educational Department of the II. 8. AN» UNEMPLOYMENT Joint commission was appointed to of Memphis are exposed to the best late, this year on Capitol Hill. ship between the two capital, but will join him Vere this Elks. He expressed thanks to all United States labor experts try­ The museum is being founded by The museum will occupy the old supervise the withdrawal. The com­ I summer. participants for their cooperation there ls !n music Art, etc. Critics ing to cope with high unemploy, the Center for Cross-Cultural Com­ Frederick Douglass residence locat­ munique said both sides agreed to I MAJOR VICTOR MOORE, form­ In making the Evening of Fashion of the teachers, especially of the ment are casting an anxious eye munications, a non-profit institute. ed at 318 A Street, NX, within a er ROTO instructor at Florida a success. Negro teahers, should attend the at Europe’s Common Market na­ stop hostile propaganda. According to Warren M. Robbins, few blocks of the U, s. Supreme A&M University, passed through CHICAGO - (ANP) - Singer­ Mrs. j. Wallace was chairman choir and band concerns that are tions. director of the Center, the museum Court and the Library of Congress. Several hundred persons have I the Capital last week enroute to actor Harry Belafonte. as keen a and Mrs. Modem coleman, co- presented each spring by the music There seems to be a magic formu­ will be the first in the country to Some 200 art works already have businessman as he is an entertain­ chairman. departments of the various schools la that enables the Common Mark­ been reported killed since the long- his new assignment as executive be adopted exclusively to portray­ been pledged for exhibition in the er, 1* reported planning to build Mrs. u. B. James is reporter. and they, the critics, will get a smoldering border dtopilte flared officer of the,

Princeion Univ Pastor Charges Unii Oui Io He Was Forced Smear Negroes Oul Of Pulpit By CONRAD CLARK PRINCETON, N. J. - (ANP) — ST. LOUIS - (ANP) - A white The Committee on Racial Recon­ Presbyterian minister charged last week that he was forced out his ciliation, a white supermachlst pastorate here in 1931 by^pfejudlc- Troup made up of 15 Princeton un- ed members who harassed his fami­ lergraduates, may soon undergo ly, because he had invited a Negro in inquiry by Senator Richard B. family living in the area to join Russell Democrat, of Georgia. the congregation. Sen. Russell, chairman of the He Is the Rev. Heiiry W. Kunce, Senate Armed Services Committee, who told a meeting of the Presby­ according to a recent Issue of the terian interracial council here that Daily Princetonlan, a student news­ white members not only ousted him paper, Is considering the Inquiry in­ as mstor of the Rock Hill Presby­ terian church, but threatened to to the resignation of the president see that he doesn't gel another of the recently formed supremacist dr. Joseph h griffin church if he made (lie matter pub­ group. DR, JOSEPH K. GRIFFIN FRON­ lic or fought charges against him. The committee was organized in TIERS INTERNATIONAL ECON. Rev. Kunce said that one of the NCC mSIDENT AND WOODROW WILSON upon satisfactory completion for a regular March 12 to prove "intellectually" OMICS CONFERENCE SPEAKER- tactics used against him by the PEltOWS - North Carolina College President the racial inferiority of Negroes. » “I Woodrow Wil$pi).(fj?llo\yship in 1965-66. The Fort Valley Chapter of the membership was to withhold con­ ?• Massie congratulates and advises two joé H. Brawner, right, a mathematics maj The group's first president, Mar- Forntlers International, Inc., will tributions. He said collection drop­ NCC seniors who recently won Woodrow Wilson or from High Point, was elected a Fellow for shall I. Smith, a sophomore mem- sponsor an Economic Development ped from' $700 a week to $100 be­ National Fellowship Foundation grants. be rof the Navy Reserve Officers Conference, Wednesday, April 1, at fore he left. He Is now pastor of 1964-Ó5 and will study mathematics at the Training Corps at Princeton, re­ Fort Valley State College. St. Matthew Presbyterian church in . Miss Gwendolyn T. Curlee, a foreign lang­ University of Michigan. Winner of several signed one day after the commltee Doctor Joseph Howard Griffin, an Kansas City, Mo. BE CONSIDERATE. IT LEADS TO UNDERSTANDING. uages ma|or from Saisbury, received a qualify­ awards as a 'straight-A" student at. NCC, he was organized, on the advice of outstanding surgeon and successful Rev. Kunce said his trouble be­ —-——. . ------trt-w ; ; ing year award for 1964-65 which enables her presents an academic record of one B, the' rest Marine Colonel Thomas J. Ahern. owner of the Griffin Hospital and gan at the Rock Hill church when Clinic, Bainbridge, Oeorgia. will be he joined a sit-in in the Toll House to pursue undergraduate and graduate work at DEPARTMENT HEAD A',s and a cumulative average of 2.99 out of o the keynote speaker, at the open­ restaurant In Webster Groves In The colonel is chairman of the O selected university and thus become eligible possible 3.00. ing of the conference. March, 1961. He later invited tlie department of military science at Following the opening of the con­ Negro family to become members Princeton University. Rustin Rips Into ference there will be sessions on of the church, and lie said the The ex-presldent of the group "Tlie Buying Power of the Negro," "hurch board approved the applica­ said that he resigned of his own "Job Opportunities" and "Coopera­ tion. free will after a discussion with tives and Cooperation." NFA Week the Colonel, but the latte remphaslz. However, church elders denied t ■ > . <■ : JACK PRAY SHOULD HAVE ... approving the Negro family's mem­ Mr. X s ed he had requested and not order­ Pastor Wed To ed Smith to resign. HE WAS "PREYED" UPON bership and accused Rev. Bundle of NEW YORK - (NNPA). - A/ | Rustin said, in an allusion to sug- "making trouble." "I asked Smith to resign and FLINT, Mich. - (ANP) - Jack Sharp attack on Malcolm X for gestions by the Black Muslim teafl« Pray — that’s his real name, too- he did and that ends the matter. urging policies of "violence and er that Negroes take up arnw tQ. wished sincerely that he had "pray­ April 5-11 It was not in the best interests of ugliness" was made last week by defend theinjeives. Minister, 56 ed” for protection from evil. Re- Don’t Forget Girl Bayard Rustin, the man known as the service for Smith as a represen­ turning from work recently he dis­ "If Negroes are to win decent National NFA Week, April 5-11 Exhibits, Bulletin Board Displays in tative of the Navy at Princeton to "the strong right arm of A. Philip DETROIT - (ANP) - Two covered some unholy thief had en- Jobs, decent housing and doQent has been proclaimed',by the Na­ Schools, Lyceum Programs and Friday During Week Randolph." Louisiana-born ministers of the be associated witli that kind of lered his home and taken $300 worth education, these gains must bejjgg,_ tional Organization ip honor of Newspaper Releases, etc. in futher. in tlie struggle^to end poverty-ref ,'' Universal Naloth Temple, became group," Ahern said. of his belongings, including n mo­ "The Negro struggle can be won 50 million Americans - not hfliy1" the latq Dr. Booker; Taliaferro ance of the concept, "Learning by man and wife In ceremonies per­ Smith, who is from Alexandria, vie projector, camera and. flash For Secretaries only as part of a great effort for Washington and will Jbe observed Doing,” which Washington so nobly Va., was contacted on March 17 gun. Belately Pray prayed "Unhap. a greater America, in which Pro­ formed by a fellow-minister here National Secretaries Week one segment of America’s poor," he by NBA'&eiiibers and adult lead- advanced. by Henry Wingate, an Armed Ser­ testants, Catholics, Jews and or­ last week, and the results Is a py shooting, unless the 'gun' Is the April' 19-25. declared. throughout North Carolina and the vices Committee aide who wanted ganized labor Join together;"’ Mr Mr. ustin spoke in accepting; The New Farmers of America or resthatement of the old proverb, hands of the police who round up Mark it on your calendar now, South, according to ,W. T. Johnson, information on the resignation. the ’preyers.’ “NFA" as it is commonly known, "you’re never to old," etc. so you can surprise your "Girl Fri­ Rustin told 500 members of the the Louise Waterman Wise Dis- ,;- Executive Secretary of NFA and Is the National Organization of, by The groom, the Rev. Joel C. Wil­ day" with a gift as a token of your American Jewish Congress national tlngulshed Service Award given' tty."" Treasurer of the National Associa­ and for boys studying vocational liams is 99 years old and this is his appreciation for office tasks well women's division at a luncheon in the AJC women’s division to Ma»'-- tion. agriculture in public secondary fourth marriage. The bride Is 56, done, suggests the Society of Ameri­ the Plaza Hotel. lialia Jackson, gospel singer. MISS More than 10,000 NFA boys in 150 schools under the provision of the and it's her third venture Into can Florists. "The history and spirit of the Jackson was detained in Inglewood, ' schools In North Carolina will join National Vocational Education Acts. matrimony. Sunday School Lesson You can make your "Girl Friday" American Negro reject the idea of Calif., and asked Mr. Rustin tb'"' more than 58,000 NPA boys through­ This program has experienced a one of the happiest of the 6,497.350 rifles, bullets and gun clubs," Mr. accept the honor In her behalf. out the southland In 14 southern ... -.-Il' iii far reaching .-.nltion as a scion of The two became acquainted 17 women engaged in office work - years ago When Rev. Williams came states to extoll thé memoirs remi. vocational education in agriculture International Sunday School Les­ always remember that we are not .secretaries', stenographers, typists, nisc.eht of t)ie late educator and in the public school systems in the to Detroit to, preach. Rev. Williams son for April 5 1964 MEMORY SE­ the first to have to struggle to hold etc. — with, a gift of flowers or n leader ill the South. South, No national student organi­ said, "I asked her for a long time LECTION: "The earth is the Lord's on to this fundamental belief. beautifully wrapped gift to which a These ypung leaders will perpetu­ zation enjoys greater academic to marry me but she told me 'no'." and the fullness thereof, the world These were the doubts that corsage Is attached, says SAF. Whether single or married, office * ate the philosophy and ideals of freedom of self-government under The "no” finally became "yes" and and those who dwell therein’" plagued Job, along with his own girls ldve And appreciate flowers, Bobker T, Washington with a adult counsel and guidance, then the two were married at the home (Psalms 24:1). contemporaries, held firmly to the of a friend, the Rev. sterling C. belief that God rewards a man fair- such as a corsage, cut flowers, flow­ myfiad of educational and leader- tlie New Formers of America. Or- LESSON TEXT: Job 38: 1-11; ,1 « Jy for aU-his .deeds. .Thus, it was ering, or foliage plants, SAF adds. 6hrp"' acUVltte 'wHich 'etittWaW "Rnniiettln May,'1927, if has serve» Jones. Iiaiah 40: 12x26;«: 1-A3i - - • --- NEW YORK — The United Ne­ Concord, N. O. : 1*> with dismay and a sense of betray­ and embellishes leadership con­ to motivate and vitalize the syste­ Rev. Williams, whose last mar­ How can we demonstrate our be­ . A gift of flowers, or a gift given gro College Fund will open its al, that Job found himself the cen­ The program will originate., in cepts spawned and advanced by matic instruction offered to stu­ riage ended in divorce, said, "I hope lief that this is God's universe? A with flowers attached, lets a "Girl 15th year of continuous weekly study of the Scriptures for today tral figure in a series of great per­ New York City, April 5 and be.re«, the honiree. dents of vocational agriculture and 1 don't divorce again." His new Friday" know her services are ap­ broadcasts over ABC's network sonal calamities. may, perhaps, serve to enlighten preciated. And it gives her the op­ "Negro College Choirs" series will) bioadcast by affiliate ABC stations A few of the activities with a to provide further training in bride has been widowed twice and us in some measure. Certainly It When, finally, his patience was portunity — by wearing or display­ a "Songs of Nature" program. across the country during the week, high degree of magnitude in com- agriculture citizenship. her four children are dead. should help each and every one of at an end, Job cried out in angush ing her floral gift — to show others To mark the occasion, choral The choir of Knoxville College monalitf which will challenge the The NFA has implemented pub­ us to gain a new awarness and in­ to his God—challenging Him for an that she is appreciated, the Society works depicting the scenes and hi Knoxville, Tenn., will presept the entire broadcast the wee|c,pì NFA youth and create public un- lic relations for vocational agricul­ sight of God’s sovereignty; of his answer he got was so challenging points out. sounds of nature will be beard in derstantling into the insights of ture by serving as a boot camp for and so limitless in Its logic, it honor of the new spring season. April 12. Nathan Carter is thè.di­ faithfulness, and give us renewed Retail florists around the country New'(Farmers of America are as training youth leaders who have brought Job. up shot, and brought The program will be presented by rector. confidence in him as a faithful and have an abundant supply of beauti­ follow^ Parent-Son Banquets, Mass him to gn understanding of the the choirs of eight UNCF member The diolr of Hampton Institute, , , ascended the ladder of success in steadfast Creator. ful fresh spring flowers, orchids, greatness of God and his universe institutions; Lune College, Jackson, under the direction of pr. Henry ChuroX Attendance and Partlclpa- the entire gamut of human endea. Of supreme Importance, down and plants for gifts that will sur­ that lie had hitherto missed com­ Tenn., Xavier University, New Or­ Switten, will 'be heard the week,of lion, Open House for Vocatlonal vor. through the ages, is the fact that prise and delight any "Girl Friday"’ pletely. leans, La„ Philander Smith College, April 19. Hampton institute Is In Agriculture and Farm Mechanic The New Farmers of America is Brooklyn Building God created our world and is still - and make her feel she is a val­ Little Rock, Ark.. Spclman College Hampton, Va. Exhibits, Community Clean-Up a non-profit, non-pojltical, farm the guiding power behind it. So it Job’s God was not a "small" ued and much appreciated office as­ BROOKLYN, N. Y. - (ANP) - and Morris Brown College, Atlanta. Cam|*àigns,______Television andi Radio youth organization of voluntary was in the past; Is now in the God ... and In this age of ever­ sistant, SAF says. While a throng of 1,000 persons Cui., Stillman College, Tuscaloosa, Morris Brown College, in Atlanta, Progtänis, Store Front Window membership. present; and will be in the unlimlt- present threat of an atomic war, Ga„ will round «out the April sefltt ’ " watched in horror below, a 16-year- too awful for the mind of man to Ala., Livingstone College, Salisbury, old John Jay High school student less future. I he week of April 26. O. Johnson tl‘ ' encompa-ss we, too, have no need ot N. C., and Barber-Scotia College. whose parents came here from From the moving and majestic Proposes broadening Hubert conducts. . a “small" God. True, like Job, In British Honduras three years ago, sentence "In the beginning God times of great physical anguish, or Local ABC stations throughoiic ... leaped from the fourth floor ledge created , . to the promise of a mental distress Hint we fed is Cf Civil Rights Bill the United Blates broadcast ‘the Tensión Appears Eased of the school building last week, Revelation that God will create a too great for one lonely human "Negro College choirs" series on but landed safely in a fire net. new heaven and a new earth, the WASHINGTON - tNNPAt -A Brooks Benton sovereign power of God is indisput­ being to bear, wo may question differcnl days and at varying Ilmen. . She is Yvonne Burgess, who had Clod's purpose; but we have only broadening of th? Civil Rights Bill able .From the lowest form of life Local newspapers list air-times...... perched on the ledge of the fourth to Insure the right to vote hi State In Jacksonville, Florida to the fittfl God-like creation of to remember that as man con­ The series is also heard through­ floor of the building for 90 minutes as well as Federal elections was man “in his own image" the hand tinues to push his knowledge of the Signed For Movie out the world over the Armed' JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Racial Indicated no immediate Federal in- While a Roman Catholic priest, a urged Sunday by Senator Harrison of God lies upon the universe and universe farther and farther, so he Forces Radio Network and the dlsúyrbances which kept this North''tervcntlon ’ ' although—— •*it was made nun and fellow students and teach­ also continues to find order, laws A. Williams (D.-N.J.I. all his creatures who inhabit it. NEW YORK Singing Star Voice of America. Flori(te'?ity in turmoil for two days known that FBI men were in the ers tried to talk her out of jumping. and purpose. Williams said lie planned to off­ It is only in recent years that we Brook Bcnlop has been signed to last-: week-apparently subsided over city. . She jumped just as a fireman was Surely It Is not loo much to ask er an amendment to thme House- climbing down toward her from the have begun to conquer the horizons passed Civil Rights Bill because it star In a new movie which will be the ¿Ewter holiday weekend follow­ In a telegram to Attorney Gen­ of us as Christ’nns that we bear the fifth floor, and the net had that liave hitherto bound man and "failed to guarantee voting lights rolling In the cameras In May: The ing an announcement by Mayor eral Robert F. Kennedy on March these great truths in mind? And been stretched below her from the his knowledge. It is only in recent in State elections." movie is. called, "Ding Dong, the Haydon-Bums of the formation of a 24, NAACP Executive Secretary Roy in so doing, we must eventually be­ third floor. years we have learned to split the Wines All Gone," and in it, Ben­ biracial committee to help resolve Wilkins had called for "Federal atom; have, mastered the art of be­ come convinced that just as God He said omission of the guarantee had a purpose in creating the uni­ ton is in topnotch Company. the raciaUerlsis, Meanwhile, Rut­ intervention to determine the . Miss Burgess, who was described ing airborne; have soared into outer “could well lead to the establish­ verse, so he had a purpose in crcat. ledge Pearson, president of the causes and halt the violence" In as moody but an honor student, space and have turned our eyes, ment of dual registration systems Co-starring in the film arc TV Ing man; that just as he has laid NAACP tosthch, made a public ap­ Jacksonville. Particularly he asked was taken to Long Island College our minds and our questioning in the South to bar Negroes from ■star Don Knotts who antics on the out laws and order for his tangible peal for the end of violence In the for an FBI investigation of the Hospital where she was treated for towards the hitherto unexplored voting in State and local elections. "Andy Griffith, show" has him creation, so lie lias laid down the city.. bruises and shock and then trans­ boundaries of God’s universe. We By Tonight! "forcible police entry and assault laws and older for the finest of all Several Southern States, he add­ labeled for ills own show next sea­ ferred to Kings County Hospital are seeing, In our lifetime, a brand Mayor .Rums made his announce­ upon the Jacksonville NAACP of­ ed, had Indicated they might try son; veteran star Ann Sheridan. new world ... yet we must remem­ His creations—Man ..’. and Ills im­ ment oiSfarch 25 after President fice and arrests without warrants for observation. to bar Negroes from voting by Frank Fontaine, sensational side ber that it is a world which has mortal Soul. Johnson nád conferred In the on the basis of unsubstantiated al British Honduras, where Miss holding State elections on off-years kick of Jackie Gleason; Peter Falk. | been in existence thousands of (These comments are based on Wht¡^^Qji8e with Deputy Attorney legations that missiles had been Burgess was born, is located in ■>iKl setting up separate eligibility outstanding actor; and comedian years before we dreamed of it . . . outlines of the International Sun­ hurled from the office windows.” Central America. It bordered on lists. General -Nlchoas Katzenbach, As- a world of God's creative powers. day Lessons, copyrighted by the Wally Cox. sistapf Deputy Attorney General Mr. Rutledge, who is also presi­ the north and northeast by Mexico, International Council of Religious And In "conquering" it, or "dis­ Joseph ?: Dolan and Assistant At­ dent of the NAACP Florida State the west and south by Guatemala, Education, and used by permis- The movie Is being produced bv and the east by the Caribbean Sea. covering" it, or whatever we please torney General Burke Marshall, organization, and other NAACP sion). comes a car which snared the end Elc Eyrlch for Vaquero Produc- It has given the world some of to call it—we must ever guard leaders studied the proposal for of the rope which Humphrey had lions Inc. The director has not been head of, the Justice Department’s against making the mistake that its finest timbers, Including mahag- TREE SURGEON "UNTREED" left dangling. Result: Humphrey appointed. civil xightS bureau. The President a bl-racial committee and noted must Inevitably follow . . . that of ony. BY AUTO was yanked back to earth from his thinking that because we have dis­ KINGSTON, Jamaica — (ANP)— lofty perch. Surprisingly though, he Benton will go straight Into his covered the dimensions of the uni­ Richard Humphrey, a tree surgeon, only suffered minor cuts and movie part when he returns to New AT LAST GERMANS TO AFRICA verse, we have created them. knows now that he will make sure bruises. York from a protracted trip from DAR-ES-SALAAM - (NNPA) - If we are completely honest with that all his knots and colls are Australia through Manilla and Alas­ THE V pioneer squad of the West Ger- ourselves, and with our Creator, we shipshape. Humphrey tied a rope ka. nan Development Sendee will ar- must freely admit that in some about his body, and climbed a tree permanent •ive In Tanganyika in July. The situations we find it extremely hard to begin pruning branches. Along Housing Bias Near 'new look" German Africa Corps to hold to the basic view, that the oobrhniripoilyourchuic««color hatrepoil your chano« AppMNMHj* WIG of between 40 and 50 youths will universe belings to God, and to (or low, «ucce««. «nd pop- ularitv. Amizinx New TINTZ CR8M1 provide technical instruction for God alone, and is ever under his COLOR SHAMPOO recolon nilvoldlwip p«a»on«nt b«c«»ro YOUNGER he African nation. omnipotent control. But, we must Most U.S. Bases ini hair to • tmnoth. youthful tpp««Hu i wmt II «II th« Hm*. thining black... at hoot.. .in hint 17 min­ ute«! Tintr. contains tha moat natural look*' WASDI'NGTON - (NNPA) -At LOOKING G«t fait, blened rtllaf from Hit O’ inghair coloring known. It hate th« aa»... t«f H ytvrailf tire life ofthn hair... won't rob off or wuk itching atony of akin ups»t by least 90 per cent of the communi-’ MAmIa là MaaiHall ' out. Only occasional touoh-upa it root«, wvyis w jiww" raihoi, pimple», «crema or tetter ’ ties near military facilities In the templet or parting needed. Simple ««4 -- J Real Integration Near o HAIR ttap* H y«vti«K with Intemationally-fimoui Pel- United States still maintain a rigid »aav to apply. Won't interfere with hair mer'a "Skin Suca»»" Ointment. In 17 minutos . Itralghtening treatment«. Leave« half , pattqni of racial discrimination, mfl, eeav to manage and «0much young«#. '■ 1 ------«I« tvrl«ra—— Eleven dependable Intradlenti, i at home with , , aklllfully compoundad work faat to according to the Pentagon. 'wiring you'll be »mated end delighted.' >■ - •• «•tor bond iproy» In N Y. National Guard taat and tranquilizo Itching ao o; FULLY GUARANTEED tortured akin can heal ever to An equal opportunity survey con­ 11NTZ CREMK COLOR SHAMPOO murt...... •flati««)*» tt««d to WASHINGTON - (NNPA)-Hope Guard has until recently "consis­ much tratar. Uta tha akin comfort ducted by the Defense Department's rive you the moat natural-looking, shin. aecret of millions . . . Palmr'a 89c HUS TAX willing «In in buy ng SLACK H UR... eMier «nd quicktr ill «ad«r k»t dry* -for an early end to de faoto segre­ tently rejected’’ its pleas for lateral I Civil Rights Office disclosed that 'Skin Skmii' Ointment. Reatos- henan/hihgA>uhaveuMdbefor«...«V. : uh gation in the New York National transfers in order to truly integrate “Beautiful, «imply beautiful" you'll ably priced at 440 â off-base discrimination in public ■etum for purchaae pric« refund. Aik*»...... AllSHAOH •ay when you color your hair the Guard has increased in recent the units. o; accommodations existed at obout ■our ehade... BLACK. JET BLACK lure buck strand way. So easy, so rr DARK BROWN. Only IIJO phu tag, weeks, the American Veterans Com­ LOVELIER COMPLEXION NO C.O.L HEAOTOTOE PROTECTION half of 305 installations In this convenient, so long-lasting, so young ■omplet«. ready to ue«. mittee reported. Ih a letter to AVC Regional The actin foamy medication of country. looking! Now, regain youthful look­ Chairman J. George Fiedler, Major land toll •••••# The AVC said the New York I "Skln'Succati' Soap protect» your ing, natural-like color. See it become Sì Robert Jordan, civil rights aide General A. C. O'Hara, chief of staff loveliness 3 waya. 1. Beauty-ban»- dark, lustrous, beautifully radiant in pr«apt o o

'Barna State Second; 'Skegee Third »r at. 1 Biggest "Who MMSÌt SPOUTS OF Bl- . In Baseball NEW YORK UPI — The biggest THE WORLD "who" among active players in the 49th edition of "Who’s Who In Baseball" is rubber-armed Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves, Í?Y MM/OiV £ JACKSOF vho'U reach the ripe old age of 43 The Maroon Tigers won 12 out of 16 first places to clinch a m April 23, triangular meet with Tuskegee and Alabama State which was And closing fast Is another migh­ staged in Tuskegee, Alabama, on Saturday, March 21. The track Albany State College has been allocated funds fot a $425,- ty Brave—slugger Hank Aaron. conditions (soggy with temperatures ranging from 35-38 degrees) 000 swimming pool. The new facility is expecteafo áccellerate the » » • were the worst experienced by the teams in previous competit- athfetic, physical education and recreation programs of the The measure of greatness in base­ institution. A future aim of the Southwest Georgip school is to put ball’s annual "Who’s Who” edited Allen Roth of the Los Angeles Dod­ The freshmen proved to have the 4:39.6. major emphasis on swimming as an intercollegiate sport. This gers are the little Bars or asterisks stuff they have been boasting about 440 - YARD RUN - 1. Brown will mean more inter-conference scheduling between the SIAC, on a player’s record denoting a since the beginning of school. In (Tuskegee); 2, Bradley (More­ SWAC and CIAA schools that emphasize swimming- league-leading statistic. house); 3. Douglas (Morehouse); 4. . • • • the 220, freshman Melton Allen, from Columbus, Ga., was edged out Hall (Alabama State). Time: 51.5. Dt. William H. Dennis, president in intercollegiate competition. They No. 1 in the 1964 edition is good oy veteran James Harris, who ad­ 100-YARD DASH - 1 Earris of Albany State College, Is exuber­ ore in addition to Morehouse, Ala­ 'Id Stan Musical of the St. Louis mitted that his experience was the (Morehouse»; 2. Lavender (More­ ant over the fact that the new jama State, Soujh Carolina State. 'ardlnals with 40 stars but Stan contributing factor in his win over house) ; 3. Thomas (Alabama State) swimming pool, will have A Negro —9— 'ow is out of business leaving the alien. 4. Thomas (Alabama State). Time: architect. The building designer is eld to Spahn and his 21 stars, To my knowledge no swimming Paul Rowe and Robert Green, two 10.5. Leon G. Allain, 287 Mac Kenz o ’obin Roberts of Baltimore is se- 'm facilities exist at Allen U., Bene­ freshmen middle distance runners, 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES - Drive N. E. ond among active players with 18. dict College, Bethune Cookman Col­ .-lectrified the half frozen crowd 1. Brown (Morehouse). Time: 17.5. The architect in blueprinting th. ADDS THREE STARS pool has provided for classrooms, lege, Clark College, Florida A. & M. with brilliant finishes in the 440 220-YARD RUN - 1. Harris Lane, LeMoyni Knoxville College, offices, locker rooms, as well as Aaron and little Nelson Fox of yd. dash and the 880 yd. run. (Morehouse) ; 2. Allen (Morehouse) ; cabanas for men and women. The Morris Brown College and associate Houston each have 16 put Hammer­ Lawrence Bradley Is a strong 3. Brown (Tuskegee). 880-YARD RUN - 1. Ellefson pool will meet Olympic specifica­ member Miles College. in' Hank Is the only one of the BASEBALL TRYOUTS ... at the St. Louis Cardinals Ga.; Jasper Hunter, St. Petersburg; and Jorge freshman distance runner from Morehouse College, as the prime leaders still collecting stars and he's Richmond, Va., and is giving Dav­ (Morehouse); 2. Green (MorehoUse) tions. There will be seating for some baseball camp, St. Petersburg, Fla., included four Arenas, Tampa. Bobby Thompson, a southpaw 250 spectators. swimming competitor in the South­ the hair-apparent to Spahn’s No. id Walker (the current SIAC 2 Time 2.05. - - -0 ern Intercollegiate Athletic Confer­ 1 spot. players of Gibbs Junior College, St. Petersburg, and one of Gibbs' best pitchers, was also one mile record holder and 1 mile Ga. TWO MILE RUN - 1. Walker Albany State College has been ence, because of the drouth in Fla. Three shown with Cardinal f|r»tfirst baseman of the players to tryout with the Cardinals. AAU Champion) the type of com­ (Morehouse); 2. (Morehouse). rapidly expanding its sports pro­ swimming competitors, has fre­ Hank added three stars last sea­ Bill White, are, from left: Thomas Harrell, Macon, (Photo by Ballard) petition that he usually gets from ONE MILE RELAY - 1. More, gram. The school now competes in quently had to schedule non -league son for leading, or sharing the lead, his opponents. house; 2. Morehouse; 3. Tuskegee; football, basketball and track and foes. The Maroon Tigers have met in the National league in runs The freshmen field men are led 4. Morehouse. Time; 3:31.5 field. There is no baseball program, such non - league teams as South­ scored 121, home runs 44 and runs by Bobby Meeks and Carl Isaac, FIELD EVENTS nor cross country, tennis or golf. ern University, Tennessee A. & I. batted in 130. Spahn added his Police Raid Dope- whose events are the high jump RUNNING BROAD JUMP - 1. tennis courts are being con­ State University, and Hampton In­ last stars in 1961, Roberts in 1957 and triple jump. Jones (Tuskegee); 2. Braddock structed on the campus and should stitute. anJohnny Keane likes his Cards GHANA RADIO over the World Boxing Association (WBA.) tneated in many illuminating and even though he now holds a joker instead of an ace. The manager ACCRA - (NNPA) - Ghana is The WBA’s threat to lift the Sunday said he expected Clay's informative ways." of the St. Louis Cardinals was the unwitting victim of a bad expected to start work this month The talented actor intends to on a $14 million building for inter­ boxing crown from' the brow of gab­ title to be lifted "within 24 hours" shuffle and may find himself up against a stacked deck. make his own movie, one devoid national radio and receiving sta­ by Cassius for "conduct detrimen­ -said he feels the organisation of racial conflict. He described it tions near Accra. tal to boxing” was officially Shelv­ would not be Justified in taking Stan Musial. his long . time ace | All four members of the Cards’ as a “three episode film about love ed by WBA President Ed Lassman that action. in the hole, retired after the 1963 infield, first baseman Bill White, “until after the 8enate hearings" as It exists in contemporary society season and the leading candidate second baseman Julian Javier, second when most everyone had Bruneau, chairman of the WBA’s in most of the sophisticated areas now going on In Washington con­ to succeed him in left field this shortstop Dick Groat and third championship committee, said so of the world.” picked tbe club to wind up fourth cerning Clay’s contract for last year js Carl Warwick. baseman Ken Boyer, made the Na­ or fifth in the spring. far he has polled five of the seven Poitier said his decision to dis­ — —-0— month’s fight against Sonny Liston. tional League All . Star team. The starting four thia year will other committee members on the continue acting in racial films does, No Jersonal insult is intended by ♦ ♦ ♦ Keane calls White “the complete be right - handers Bob Gibson 18-9 matter of Clay's title and would re not in any way mean he won't par­ The muoncement, made in Mia­ pointm? out that Warwick can't ball player" and he is every inch and Ernie Brogllo 18-8 and left­ port to Lassman when all returns ticipate in the civil rights move­ carry^Musial’s bat. Few ball play­ mi Beach, was, of course, greeted that. White played in every one of handers Curt Simmons 159 and are in. ment. ers can. The Cardinals, who had the Cardinals' 162 games last sea­ Ray Sadeckl 19-16. with joy by Muhammed All, M him ©ice before and let him go, re- son, driving in 109 runs and hit­ —0— Clay, a member of the Black Mus­ UNDER FIRE acquijpd Warwick from Houston ting 27 homers while batting .304. Sadecki, according.'to Keane, could lims, now calls himself. The possibility that Clay might (luring the winter and the question —0— be the key man in the Cardinals', lose his title game under fire Tues­ Alkmia Crackers Will. “As I said, all along, the only persists why would the Colts ever Javier, excellent on defense and pitching plans if he manages to day from such diverse sources'as place they can take my title away let aioutfielder go when they don't improving on offense, batted .263 win- at least five more than he did Sen. Richard B. Russel, D-Ga., and Play 20 Home Games evenjjiave a halfway decent one last season, and Groat who resents last year. <">-■ ■ ■ from me is in the ring," said Clay, the National Association for thè "And nobody can do -It there eith­ themilves? any talk that he's slowing up at WASHBURN, FIFTH STARTER Advancement of Colored People er?. On TV This Seasoa 25 '—9— 33, proved otherwise with a .319 And although the Card aré not NAACP. - The Atlanta Crackers, AAA out­ Wqjwick batted a modest .254 batting average. Boyer boomed out counting on him because of prev­ ’ .»' * • SECOND VICTORY let for the Minnesota Twins will for gouston last season and his 24 homers and drove in 111 runs to ious shoulder trouble, Ray Wash­ Russell, strategy chief for south, totalSif seven homers and 47 runs telecast 20 of their 71 home games go with his 285 average. burn might wind up the fifth start- Withdrawal of the WBA threat erners in the current civil rights on WAGA-TV, Channel 5 in At­ batt« in was even more modest. WATCH FROM BENCH er. He won five in a row at the was Clay's second "title victory” In | battle, told the Senate he was lanta. of the 20 there will i>e 13 Dal Maxvill and Jeoff Long are start of last season before a mus­ two days. Monday, the (New York I“ihocked" at the suggestion Clay week-night games, 2 on Saturday HeS 27 years old and the Cards’ the extra infielders and both are cular injury in his right shoulder State Athletic Commission,' the on- might be stripped of his title. evening and 5 Sunday afternoon No. Echoice to play left field. If destined to watch the game from forced him back to the minors. ly state which does not belong to. games. The starting time for the he c®’t do it, Keane will have to the bench as long as those start­ - ft- the WBA, said it would continue to Occasionally referring to the week-night games and Saturday makiP up his mind among Doug in gfour $re healthy. Roger Craig, obtained from the champion as Muhammed All, Bus­ games will be. 7:45 p. m. with a ClerClemjps, who hit .278 at Atlanta; recognize him as champ. Mete for whom he won five games « » » sell said It was “all the more shock­ warmup show beginning at 7:30. JohngyJohi Lewis,_. who ______batted .280 ____with The Cards will carry only two and lost 22, is still another starting In Miami Beach, Lassman, who ing" because some previous cham­ Sunday game« will start at 1 p. the «me club and Mike Shannon, catchers. Tim McCarver, who put possibility along with Harry Fan- pions had "no religion’* and showed who 2ad a .308 mark in 32 games said Sunday he expected the WBA m. for double headers and 2:30 p. together a creditable .289 mark last ok, who was 11-6 with Atlanta. It disrespect for law and order while with She Cards last season. would take Clay’s championship m. for single games. These will be season in 127 games, will be the Fanok gets the ball over, he gete they were champions. the only baseball games telecast WITH JAMES regular receiver and either Jbq the job. away from him sometime this week on Cracker Sunday home dates in right field, Keane will said Wednesday he is “recommend­ Coker, who batted .39 with Toron- —0— Russell said the fact that leaden since the major league “black-out" go w Charlie James .268 and in ing discontinuance of any sort of tan, or Dave Ricketts, a .278 hitter That leaves southpaw Bobby could be “so intolerant, so narrow continues this season. cen Curt Flood has a lock on at Atlanta, will be the No. 2 man. title withdrawal" Shantz 6-4 and right - hander Lew minded, so bigoted'! ms a reason Additionally 35 Saturday and SAMUEL (GOLDEN ARM) PIERCE the b. He batted .302 last year Lawman said he feels that, tn -0- Burdette 9-13 in the bullpen along which has contributed to boxing's Sunday Major league games will be the one solid outfielder on v(ew of the Senate hearing on the BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-(SNS)- Keane throws out his chest when with right - hander Ron Taylor 9-7 being on the downgrade. telecast on Channel 5 from tbe the he talks about his pitching and he heavyweight situation opened in NATIONAL TOURNEY'S LEADING SCORER - Samuel (Golden Arm) and Craig, if he doesn't make It as CBS Television Network. Keane claims he has "no. has every right to do so. it was a starter. Keane vividly remembers Washington, “it is my feeling, which In New York, Roy Wilkins,, exe­ Here is the Cracker TV schedule Pierce, tenth-grader at A. H. Parker High School, shot his way to problem.” I am certain my colleagues will chiefly the Cardinals’ pitching that how the Cards cut the Dodgers’ cutive secretary of the NAACP, sent as furnished by WAGA-TV. ... the top individual scoring honors at the 20th Annual National isn't a problem, however, it. clicked off 19 victories in 20 games support, that all consideration of lead from 7 1-2 games to one dur­ a telegram to. Lassman, asserting April 23 with Syracuse, April 26 Basketball Championship Tournament held in Nashville, March will > nicely until one comes starting late last August and nearly ing their hot stretch last Septem­ recongntlon be reserved until the that the WBA was "hanaming" it 2 p. m. with Rochester, April 29 W-21. Pierce ripped in 28, 26 and 27 pointe, respectively, for a along scared the Dodgers out of the ber. That makes him optimistic. committee has had an opportunity Clay and said "persistence'’ by the with Buffalo 3:00 p. m. May 4 with EvÄj Keane concedes there's a World Series. three-game total of 81 points. Thl$ feat also pushed Pierce io an But it should not mike him lose to explore the many ramifications." WBA "will convince our member­ Toronto 2:00 p. m. May 22 with worltftM____ difference... between the St. ■ 0— sight of the fact that his club is • » » ship and Negro citizens generally Richmond, 2:00 p. m. May 26 with over-all Individual season's total of 805 points. Pierce and a Loultçoutfield and infield. That same pitching was responsi­ going to need some help In the At New Orleans, another WBA that Clay is being persecuted be­ Columbus, 3:00 p. m. May 28 with teammate, senior-captain Willie Minor were named to the Na­ ble for the Cards finishing a strong outfield. ... 'official, ¿¡mile Bruneau—who on cause of his race.” Coiutabus 2:00 p. m, May 31, Jack- tional Tourney's "National All-American Team".

■I . I 0 I Turner In New MEMPHIS WOULD • Saturday, April 4, 1964 • 7 ?

jesse H. Turner,-president of the ocal NAACP'Shd a member of the helby County Democratic Execu­ te Committee, has called on ommittee, .“to participate in the an/. E. Irwin, chairman of the legro’s fight Jor freedom." Here is Mr. Turner’s March etter to Mr. Irwin: •I have received your letter LeMoyne College will participate in at least four track meets larch 23,. supposedly replying this season, according to Coach Jerry C. Johnson. U-W» ny correspondence of March 17; ou ignored my inquiry relative to They will go to Montgomery (or Washington High School. SC.J4- he delegates. Was the article, at- the Alabama Slate Relays, April Ki­ Others on the squad are; ributed to you by the press relative KNOW ll, and then tuke on Lane at Lane, Frankie Brigiuiee, freshman o the selection of delegates to the April 25. sprinter from Melrose High. National Convention, correct? On May 1-2, LeMoyne's thin- Ben Porter, freshman quarter­ "If. Is quite surprising to me and, elads will go to Nashville for the miler from Booker T. Washington YOUR am sure, to this community, to AAU Olympic tryouts or to Tuske­ High.. earn of your 'concern' fol- the wel- gee (or the Tuskegee Relays. James Sandridge, freshman niiler are of the Negro community. Hav- They'll appear m the Southern from Melrose High LIBRARY ng now learned of your concern, I intercollegiate Athletic Conference Merriweather Rodgers, a junior, lereby invite you to participate in Track and Field Meet at Atlanta, javelin and discus. Gy MAUDDEAN THOMPSON SEWARD he Negro's fight for freedom— May 8-9. oin the NAACP; knock on some Backbone of the squad this yeai Marion Brewer, fre-hman high win again be Milton Mack, cap­ jumper irom Booker T. Washington. loors to get Negroes to register to >* ■ote; join us in sit-in demonstra- tain He is a quartermiler of ex­ Erect Leggett, freshman sprinter Readers of Sylvia Ashton- War­ In color. 3lnce leliglous educatioi 10ns, reedom marches, picketing; ceptional speed from Booker T. from Booker T. \Vashipgton. ner’s “Spanish and Teacher" will was part o. the contribution in he/' lublicly support the Civil Rights recognize in Mrs. Marshall another school, ''blieil material is Included 3ill before the senate; go to jail “person-to-person" reacher. The In these examples and the village 'Ighting for economic, political and author of this book shares with church figures in the story . j ioclal justice for Negroes as many BORN TO MR. And MRS.: us the story of her life as a teacher Mrs. Marshall was not university“/."^“ >f us have done. CHECKING ART AT LeMOYNE-Atly.'Luke Moore, in an English country school similar “To refresh your memory, you. as was in the city last week visiting relatives and AT JOHN GASTON HOSPITAL son, Danny — trained when slit came to Henry Slaughter, 860 Estival, in organization to the famous one- -haii-man of the Shelby County now U.S. Marshol of Washington, D.C., joins the campus, left to right: Miss Ann Ford, Mr, MAUCH 9 teaching job. After leaving the ...... daughter, Jacqueline Renee room schools of rural United Democratic Executive Committee, three LeMoyne College ladies in admiring mos­ More, his sister-in-law, Mrs. Erma Jean Moore, village school when it was closed. Robert Colbert, 1572 Victor, William Dunn, son, william Isaac States. di oppose Robert Kennedy as Vice aics done by members of the freshman class. in favor of a more "modern" sya- and Miss Irene Turner. LeMoyne gave a tea in daughter, ClUettia Louise Eddie Tucker, 1612 Eldridge, president of the U. S. (2) favor The methods that she developed tern, she entered Cambridge at the . Mr. Moore, who attended LeMoyne one year, honor of the U.S. Marshal. Willie M. Walton, 967 Crawford, daughter, Barbara Denise maintaining the status quo of our with the children over the years are age forty-six, graduated at forty^’ ’ j’ • present all-white representation in daughter, Renee Lashelle Claude Phillips. 1988 Carver, based on an idea of education as nine, and is now a lecturer in edu- • -ug Jack Austin, 1339 S. Lauderdale, daughter, Madeline Kaye the State Legislature (3) wonder acquiring a stylo of life, a coopera­ cation at Sheffield University an^-:i;"'j son, Milton Cornelius MARCH 13 what this community ¡scorning to ROUND 'N ROUND tive venture ¡octed in the faith in ha sa national reputation as an ary ' i-l »-hen white students (at Southwest­ Matthew Anderson, 1414i'j Hem­ Melvin H. Malone, 681 Josephine, JAMES E. MOODY, BARBER a child’s built-in urge to grow. techer. ■ ern) demonstrate on behalf of the lock, son, Dwight Delane .¡on, Melvin Howard. Jr. WITH GOLFING She closes the book b.v saying, "If Civil Rights Bill (4) made it as Raymond Sims, 951 Lenow, Eugene Green, 904 Latham, son, By PRESTON JONES I educated the children in my care difficult as possible for the resolu­ daughter, Carla Antoinette Harold Vincent joe L. Powell, 1676 Rayburn, son, at Kingston at all, it was. f hope tion, recommending to the Governor SHOP OWNER, MOURNED The golf courses were blazing airtlio Turner, '. daughter, Patrina Sherrell Andre Devalie to help them to enjoy life." PresideRt Wor'I the appointment of a Negro to the with golfers over the weekend. On James E. Hoof, 845 E. Waldorf, Wilburt Martin, The form site has chosen for he: Shelby County Election Commission James E. Moody, well-known barbershop operator, died all courses there were many play­ •3 wnm to pass (5) selected, without au­ son, pretar Eugene Patrick Kenny I book also reveals her faitli In the here Saturday. Qualls is in charge of funeral arrangements. ers along with hundreds of specta­ •A *>••'**» James L. Gleeton, 1672 Preston, Henry L. Parkes,i, 679 McKinley, communlcitive power of the per Travel Outside thority, a sole Negro out of eight tors, in their Easter finery. pJlll'J daughter, Brenda Denise daughter, Joan Elizabeth democrats to serve on our delega­ Clarence Summerfield and Jimmy sonal. I felt as I read the boe" Mr. Moody operated barbershops on Orleans near St. Pau! Holloway Adair, 1119 CoUi-i',e. it Benjamin F. Whitlow, 582 S. tion to the National Convention. Fields played an even 18 holes, that Mrs. Marshall was a fit“ud and on Mississippi Blvd daughter. Lauderdale, daughter, Lisa Renee CoRliuenlal U. j. The above acts and statements of which was a game wortli watching witnessing to a v'.al experience ii MARCH 10 Ervin B. Freeman, 1595 Pillow, WASHINGTON - (UPI) -Preot* yours show no -‘concern” for the Glover Banks, Aubrey Turner. her own life, said one writer. Mv He was the husband of Mrs. Ada. E. Moody and father of Henry J. Fields, 2148 Wabash, dent Johnson will not travel oufc- "---' Negro. In fact, they are an affront James Smith and James Teil play­ son, Darryl Bernett own fain lr> that a book like '¡its ■on, Nathaniel side the United States while th«»”: -’«c to the Negro. Larry Moody of Chicago and James A. Moody of Los Angeles. He ed lg holes, with Mr. Banks the ;on, Jimmy Ellis one stands t< ni'ch better chance Sammy L Davis, 952 Lenow John E. Underwood, 2370 Hunter, Ls no vice president unless an un- was the brother of Humphrey Moody of Edwards, Miss., and winner and taking the scats. Dr. of actually hflueuflng the life of “I have searched my memory Mall, daughter, Ava Delores foreseen crisis develops, it wW" /" uncle of Mrs. Laura Walker, Los Angeles; Mrs. Leora Herndell, Walter Barnes, Dr. A. E. Horne, Sr. MARCH 14 a reader than a volume reciting and, as yet, I do not recall, at any Robert Ardd, 877 Trask, daughter, Clyde Dubose, 984 Lewis, daugh­ learned officially Friday ‘ A. E. Horne, Jr. and Edward Lewis methods recommindcd to get “re­ time, my ever having discussed witli St. Louis, and James Wayne of Memphis. Denise ter. Vera Elaine Under the circumstances, a me»tv,"'"”. played « good foursome. l)r Barnes sults" with the children. Theodore Brownlee, 1504; Kimball, Slaughter Brown,: 649 Walnut, Ing between Johnson and Frencll. you the selection ot any Negro for and Edward Lewis took the lead to son. Robert Anthony As Ross L Snyder says, "Even president, Charles de Gaulle if any position. In case you have for­ beat, the foursome on 18 holes. daughter, Betty Jenarro God gave up on educating man­ highly unlikely this year, a Btate gotten, my fight, within our Com­ Arthur Yancey, Wade Smith, Joseph Norman, 3065 Culvert, John C. Mather. 201 E. Virginia, son Joseph, Jr. kind by sending around messages, Department official said. mittee, has been to get the Com­ Theodore Love and Ovie Nathan daughter, Eugenie Aim or having Sciibes. interpret an­ This was disclosed by Assistant 't mittee to accept the. principle of full Lauderdale County News played as a team. Yancey and MARCH 11 James W. Brooks. 1342 N. McNeil, Joe Hicks, 858 E. LeMoyne Park cient texts. He sent a personal in­ participation, (not “tokenism") of Smith mastered this game. Leon­ son, James Willis, Jr. Secretary of State Frederick 0^, son. William Lanier William B. Carter, 868 S. Fourth, carnation full of grace and truth, Negroes in the Democratic Party." ard Yates, Eugene Brown, Robert Dutton in a letter to Rep. Robert Charles Stone, 780 Lucas, da lgh not a mtHsenger merely talking Crawford and Bridged Pyles play­ son. Ellsworth, R-Kun., one of 14 OOP - Rev. J. B. Yancy officiated and ed 18 holes. Mr. Yales capped the ter, Shirley Denise Theodore King. 3064 Crystal, son, bout grace and truth." congressmen, who earlier had urge«) By MRS. LULA COLEMAN Thomas Funeral Home was in climax in this game. Robert Brown, 3006 McAdoo son. Terrance Arnell a De Gaulle - Johnson summit charge of arrangements. Marvin Gay Interwoven with Mrs. Marshall's Jubilee! To Jump Mr. and Mrs. Augusta Williams Dr. w. 0. Speight, Jr. Dr. Ike Clarence L. Johnson, 937 LeMoyne meeting. He leaves four daughters, Mrs. ■ persona: story there are a great spent Easter in Nashville with Watson, Larry Wynn, Harold Mc- John Henry McRee, 684 Boston, )r„ daughter, Stephanie Lynelte Dutton said Johnson's decision to •: Ella Burro of Halls, Tenn.; Mrs. son. John Henry, Jr. many practical 'suggestions about' their daughter, Miss Eelanor Glenn Ray and Lillard Bell played a good George Hampton, 906 S. Orleans, stay at home was. based "on A Rella Stlrmlze and Mrs. Augusta Williams, a student at Fisk Uni­ match team. Dr. Speight and Mr. Je.ssie Brown, 225 Turley, daugh­ son, Toran Letroy art materials and she described her sound regard for our constitutional Hutcherson of Dayton, Ohio, and This Friday Night versity, and attended services at Bell led this game of 18 holes. Dal­ ter, Linda Fay Earnest Caldwell. 1598 Morris, methods of encouraging creative system." He added that "unfortun, Mrs. Flossie Rody of the Bronx, N. Pleasant Green Baptist Church. ton Nickleberry, Paul Nicholson, James Lee Jackson, 1668 Latham, son. Keith Bernard work by I lie children in clear, atcly. General de Gaulle has no...... Nat D. Williams, Jubilect chair­ Y. One son, L. G. Clay of Fulton, The Easter pageant, “Christ Bubba Jeeter and Lonnie (Dollar: James Lee, Jr. Columbus J. Ward, 1429 Kncy. sparkling language. She Includes present plans to accept the invita­ man for the Cotton Makers Jubi­ K.V.; a sister,' Mrs. Annie Fowler Arose," written by Mrs. Lillie Sue Sanders played a grudge game. Mr. William Hogan, 1402 Wabash, son. Jerry i many examples ot thirty-six pages tion of the president to visit the . : lee's annual event, predicts an over­ of Rock Island, Ill.; four grand­ daughter. Jacqueline Regina Miller, was witnessed by a capacity Jeeter and Mr. Sanders were the Eddie Johnson, 884 Ma .mt, of reproductions of visual art worx United States again to discuss mat«: : ... flow crowd this Friday night, April children and 12 great grandchil­ audience last Sunday at New Hope best in this hot foursome. Norman Nevilles, 3327 Cypress, daughter, Vicki Michelle done at the se'mo:, four of them I1 ter sot mutual interest.” 3. at Ellis Auditorium (Music Hall;. dren. CME Church, Hennings, Tenn. The Miss Eveivn Cook, Miss Barbara son. James Edward The 1964 Jubilect boasts the larg­ Funeral obsequies for Mr. Lee play, narrated by Mrs. James Elia Sims and Robert Sims, all fair play­ Janies Wilks. 884 hitham. .son, est school participation in the his­ Berryhill were held Sunday. March Watkins, was directed by Mrs. ers, enjoyed themselves just look­ Kennet li Wayne tory of the.Jubilee.,Three county­ M Al -the ..Morning .Star Baptist. Laiira Mai Johnson.--Prof.-L” O' ing in on diffeteht games.’...... ■ MARCH »2...... - schools, Geeter, Mt. Pisgah and Church at Ripley, Tenn. Rev. T. J. Gillispie gave an inspirational talk Robert Wright and Associates held Josh Baker. 1615 Fields Rd., son Shelby County Training School, are Robertson officiated witli Hudson Derryl ., to the young people. their regular meeting Thursday in the mainstream of activities and and Graham in charge. Burial was night with a cocktail party follow­ James Howard, 180 W. Mallory, will present their talented students in Canefield Cemetery. I Mr. Lonnie L. Shoffner of Mem­ ing the meeting: Members are plan­ son, Danny to the Memphis public: Willie Ayers, 1286 North McNeil, phis, your reporter's son, spent last Survivors are his widow, Mrs. As-,. ning_ a cocktail party„ ...for „golfers____ Instructors in charge are Miss Thursday with his mother, Mrs. line Berryhill; eight daughters: I April 19 at. the Fuller Park Club' son, Glenn The Finance Committee of the Memphis Branch NAACP hoi ' J. B. Harris, 586 E. Mississippi, Elizabeth Burton and Mrs. Doris Coleman. Mrs. Eddie Mae Lee, Miss Cora Lee 1110use Rom 6 to 10 P. M. daughter, Pamela AAnn met and made plans to continue and broaden lhe Sustaining Weddle at, Geeter; Mrs. Marietta Miss Thelma Partee and Mr. and Berryhill, Mrs.. Mattie Ward, Miss Watch the next issue of this pa­ A. Brinkley, Mrs. Jean Harris, Mrs. Charlie Marshall, 866 N. Main, Donation Progiam which was initiated by the Branch in the spring Mrs. John W. Sutherland were in Irene Berryhill, all of Chicago. Ill.: per fur your name and your game. ■ son, DeWayne Alan Barbara Anderson Jones and Mrs. Memphis last Thursday on a shop­ I Mrs. Stella Mae Harris, Rockford You could be next. f of 1963. Realizing the need for greater financial support from. .. Levi Hibbler, 890 Poplar, son, Jo iris Owens at Mt. Pisgah and ping trip. Ill.: Mrs. Mane, Montgomery, Ga­ all segments of the community that continuously reop the benefit Renardo MXs. Pearl Priddy and Maurice This week’s sick list includes: ry. Ind.; Mrs. DeLaine Hoarde and from the work of the Branch, the Sustaining Donation Program.'"’.’'', Willie Anderson, 695 N. Decatur, Warner at Shelby county Training Mrs. Josephine Allen, Mrs. Katie Janie Ruth Berryhill of Ripley. Two son, Reginald Jerome enables churches, organizations and individuals to contribute In School. Wardlow, Mrs. Maggie Halliburton, sons,. Eddie Lee Berryhill and Sam­ Poor King Saud . Joseph Winston, 1581 S. Orleans, City schools participating are: Mr. Otis Gause, Mrs. Louvina An­ my L. Berryhill, both of Chicago; a systematic way of a monthly basis. These contribution» give...... Carver, .Douglass, Lester, Hamilton, derson, Mrs. Rebecca Bursey and two sisters, Mrs. Eddie Pittman of the needed support to the ever increasing work of the local Manassas, Melrose, Patterson, and Mrs. Phyliss Fisher Of Hall, Tenn., Chicago and Miss Kate Berryhill Branch. B. T. Washington. is ill in Dyersburg. Mrs. Willie Ada cf tiurant, Miss. -,and 36 grandchil­ Fourth Million Instructors in charge are: Mrs. Curry is back home in Hennings dren. Jacksonville Tha plan divides prospective givers into three categories; Delols J. Brack, Mrs. Irene Davis after a stay in John Gaston Hos­ and Mrs. Joan Johnson, Carver; pital. CHURCHES PLEDGE NAME Mrs. Mae C. Williams, Miss Bar­ MR. MATTHEWS CLAY Homeland Church Of A Day Is All Hit By Police Group I $10 Monthly Freedom Susfainer» bara Birden and Miss Mose Y. Funeral services were held for Group II $ 5 Monthly Freedom Helpers Brooks, Douglass; Mrs. Helen Wat­ God In Christ Youth the well known Mr. Matthews Clay Group III $ 2 Monthly Freedom Worker» erford, Hamilton; Mrs. Earline Sunday, March 29 at Matthews Choir Picks Officers Depl. Scandal Holmes; Mrs. Doris Ray and Mrs. Zion Baptist Church in Halls, Tenn. He Has Left CLUBS AND )ORGANIZATIONS The Youth Choir of Homeland BOBBIE SMITH And Felecia Sartain, Lester; Miss Rose JACKSONVILLE, ’la. - (UPI) Group I $ 5 Monthly Freedom Patriots Church of God in Christ, 1490 Brii- BEIRUT, Lebanon - (UPI) _ ...... , vu.uuuum Coach Wm. COLUNS Marie Caviness arid Mrs. Bertha -A Negro gambler's complaint ton, elected officers for the vear. The 11-year reign of King Saud of I that he was tired of making pro­ Group II $ 2 Monthly Freedom Guardi Holmon, Manassas; Mrs. Ruth T. Bobble Smith, son of Mr. and The Rev. F. O. Macklin is pastor, Cook and. Mis« Hazel Warren, Mel­ Saudi Arabia apparently is at an tection payments touched off a Mrs. Chalmers Smith, 2690 Spotts- INDIVIDUALS UN Group From L. R. Carr, superintendent, and L. official end. He faces probable exile mushrooming scandal Tuesday in Freedom lovers rose; Miss Mary Phifer, Mrs. Ver- wood .and an All - Star athlete at Group I $ 5 Monthly Berg, director. nell Tolerson and Mrs. Annette on half of his income, which once the Jacksonville police department Melrose Higli School, will be hon­ $ 2 Monthly Freedom Givers Other officers elected are; Sis. Group II VenBon, Patterson; and Mrs. Norma was reported at $500,000 a day. Two police captains, a lieutenant ored at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Elin M. Edwards, president; Sis Brochures entitled "You And Your NAACP" which give de- Griffin and Nit D. Williams, Book­ Reports had circulated in diplo­ and a sergeant, arrested Monday 2634 Carnes Ave., Sunday, April 5, LeMoyne Praised Ruth Woods, vice president; Sis. failed information about the plan as well as accomplishment» a er T. Washington. matic circles that "the ailing 63 night on bribery harges, were sus­ when the members observe “BOB­ Ronella Mullins,, recording secre­ The “Mr. or Miss jubilect" con­ LeMoyne’s five student delegates year-old monarch would be replac­ pended without pay. Sheriff Dale BIE SMITH DAY." and coals of the NAACP will be available and also u»«d in th» • r- tary; sis. Bobbie Sanders, assistant test is warming toward a flaming to the'third annual Midwest Model ed by his brother, Crown Prince solicitation cf funds. secretary; Bro. Samuel L. Tymes. Carson said more arrests were ex- J. D. Springer, principal of Book­ heat. More than 35 candidates are United Nations held recently at the Faisal, 59, who stripped him of his treasurer; sis. Annette Gandv, fi­ pected. er T. Washington High School, is Announcements of all pledges will be made on May 17 which Chase Hotel in St. Louis made “a nancial secretary; Bro. Charles E. power. A broadcast by Radio Mecca general chafrmnn of the affair, marks the tenth anniversary cf the Supreme Court Decision out.« ,3,.„ Carson would not estimate the good impression," according to their Murrell, chaplain; Bro. Solomon Monday night confirmed the re­ which is observed every year to (awing segregation in public schools, which date has also been ,, number of officers who might be advisor, Dr. Clifton H. Johnson, Pittman, assistant chaplain; Sis. ports. honor some high school student who involved in the scandal. There are designated cs Freedom Sunday. professor of history. Elizabeth Baker, business manager The broadcast said the coun­ is outstanding in sports. Prof. NEED 1 Dr. Johnson, along with Dr. Mar­ and sick committee chairman: Bro. try’s 12-man Council of Ministers 508 policeman on the Jacksonville Springer will also apjieai: on pro­ The Sub-Commitlee in charge of social clubs and Other Of- garet Soderberg of Eastern Illinois William L. Ross, reporter and as­ had signed a decree giving to . Pre­ force. gram and state the occasion. gganizations is.planninq a Freedom Tea to be hosted by partlcf*' University, were electe dpermanent sistant business manager. mier and Foreign Minister Faisal The four veteran officers, capt pating Hubs in coniunction with the May 17 program. Further de- MONEY? faculty advisors to plan the 1965 "full powers" over Saudi Arabia's Frank Lewis, principal of Grant Harry F. Branch, 41, brother of •ai's will be forthcoming. session, also in St. Louis. domestic and foreign affairs. Faisal Elementary School and former Asst. Chief H. V. Branch; Capt. Dr. Johnson said it is possible has directed the nation's affairs coach at Melrose, will be guest Oerlild W. Dugan, 5i, LI. Grover speaker for the program. that LeMoyne will send two student more and more in recent years. Entre Nous C. Starratt Jr., 44, and Sgt. Bert Robbie is a junior at Melrose and delegations to the meeting next Saudi sources in Beirut said W. Hagen, 42, each posted $1,500 has starred In tootball, basketball, year. Tuesday the council offered Faisal bond shortly after their arrests. baseball and track. He has been Nearly 600 delegates from 66 the title of king but he declined it. been honored as All - Memphis in colleges and universities attended Members Saud win retain the title but in Carson said the investigation was football, and was named to the All­ the mock UN session. naide only. conducted under tight security pre­ Memphis, Ail - District, All - Reg- You Can Borrow Cash Attending from LeMoyne were Another Mecca broadcast said cautions because “we had some •on and All State teams in basket­ Henry Thompson, Calvin Cunning­ Win Prize the resolution signed by the coun­ lives at stake." He delined to ela­ ball, From Us On ham, Miss Irma Jean Ezell, Ralph cil admitted there was a feud be­ borate. ' Tlie program Is scheduled lor 3 Jackson and Miss Mary Ann The Entre Nous Bridge Club was tween the brothers "which nearly P. M. Coach John Johnson of Man­ Automobile, Furniture, Thompson. entertained by Mrs. Mollie Long, brought disorder and chaos to the The sheriff would not disclose assas High School and chairman of at her Orchid Homes residence court try.". the whereabouts 'of Hodges McGee, Publicity for the event is urging all Saturday evening, March 21. The the gambler who made the com­ high school students, particularly vying for this enviable title which It said Saud was relieved because Signatures plaint. • athletes, to attend. carries with it an exquisite all - meeting was most enjoyable. As of poor health and that Faisal was cotton wardrobe and. a scholarship there were no guests present, the undertaking authority without re­ There It H reason why people “He's not in protective custody, to the college of the* winner's rare opportunity to partake of a ferring the decision to Saud. Saudi like to do’ business with US. bitt we are protecting him,” Carson choice. congenial home.like meeting was sources hère sàld Saud' refused to You, too, will like our cour­ The. winner will lead all Jubilee relaxing to all. sign the decree. said. Carson said further investiga­ MEMORIAL STUDIO tsoul treatment and desire processions and parades. The win­ In attendance were Arand Taylor, tion lias turned up evidence that ner will be featured with the court Lillian Wolfe, Nedra Smith, Ernes­ The Saudi sources said seven policemen were involved in moon­ Beautiful, Lasting Open Thursday and Friday (composed of the five finalists and tine Gray, Essie Shaw, Frances Has­ prominent sons of Saud who sup­ shine operations as well as gambl­ Memorials Nights Until 7:00 P.M. escorts) on a beautifully and elab­ sell, Carrie Scoft and Helen Bowen. ported him are expected to leave ing. orately decorated float. the country. They include Prince McGee allegedly paid $800 a Saturday 9:00 to 1:00 Member L. Delores Scott was absent. Mansour, the royal court' chief; month to Branch and $15 a month Following a brief business session Majid, former hief of Saud's per­ to various squads patroling the area HOME FOR SALE and tasty food, the bridge com­ sonal bodyguard, and Sultan, the where he held ills card games, the petition culminated with first prize present royal guard chief. sheriff said. Springdale Section going to Helen, second to Frances »V. BY OWNER and third to Nedra. LOVELY 5 Room Brick, Large mccleli.an and rights Eat-In Kitchen, Excellent Con­ Senator McClellan (D.,Ark ) has "We like to say yes to your dition. Lot 65x130. Fenced-in warned his colleagues of "confusion, loan request" instability and chaos" if they re­ OUR NEW LOCATION Examined and Supervised by the Yard. FHA or Gl. Owner pays fuse to send the civil rights bill to ! State Dept, of Insurance and doting costs. tin- Senate Judiciary Committee. 1470 S. BELLEVUE Banldnr CALL The senate Is so far considering (Near Calvary Cemetery) 8 LOCATIONS ALG LIQUOR STORE only the motion to take up the bill. DAY PHONE: 948-9049 1«1 8. Main M. 7-8581 274-0414 or 275-7684 575 MISSISSIPPI BIVD. 158 Madison "' JA. 84811 The Dixie forces, it is believed, will NIGHTS: DR 4-0346 let' this come to a vote.

Ik* 1964

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NMA To Recruit Wide Bi-Partisan Students For Support Is Cited WASHINGTON - Whatever happens to the civil rights bill in the Senate, "the Negro drive for freedom from humiliation and Medical Careers inequality will not cease," Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the National Association for the, Advancement of Colored People, WASHINGTON, D. C. - warned in an address before the annual forum of the Capital National Medical Association, in its effort to increase the number Press Club here, Tuesday, March 24. of physicians and . others in the Citing the wide bi - partisan sup­ field of health, is sponsoring, a na­ port the bill received in the House, i-e’:.* tional conference bn ‘‘Recruitment which passed it by a vole of 290 in Medical Careers." The workshop Eugene D. Sawyer, to 130, as well as the firm call for METROPOLITAN NEW YORK TALLEDEGA COL­ those shown are: Dr and Mrs, Wesley Hotchkiss is being arranged through the As­ its enactment by both Presidents LEGE ALUMNI CLUB - The Talladega College (American Missionary Association Secretary and sociation's Council on Medical Edu­ Kennedy and Johnson, and the cation and Hospitals, Leonidas H. Alumni Club of Greater New York met at the Trustee at Talladega), Mrs. Annie L. Tucker, backing of religious organizations, Berry, M.D., Chairman. The one- Brooklyn home of Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown 'Trustee at Talladega, Mrs. Gwendolyn'Lepa- Mr. Wilkins told the newsmen and day workshop will be held at the USIA Africa Expert, their guests: and launched the United Negro College Cam­ I heart, Club President, William Cope, speaker International House o fthe Univer­ "If the small Senate minority, paign. It has been a custom, for years, to start | (UNCF Educational Director) and Miss Emma sity of Chicago. Saturday, April 11, centered in the former slave-hold­ the drive in March at The Brown's home. Among Crabb, Dean for the 1964 Drive. 1964, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Dies - Heart Allack ing states, persists to the point of maiming the bill beyond usefulness, Tire Honorable Ivan A. Nestingen, WASHINGTON - (NNPA) - it may have destroyed confidence Undersecretary, Department of -Eugene D. Sawyer, 52, former Unit­ Health, Education, and Welfare, in the legislative process as a ed Stales Foreign Service Officer will be-one of the featured speak­ channel of redress. Not impaired, in India, Ghana and Cameroon, but destroyed.” Urges Labor Unions Drop ers at the morning’ session. Dr. died Thursday mornin,, at George Virginia Lewis, Assistant Superin­ Washington University Hospital VIOLENCE DECRIED tendent of Chicago Public Schools, here. Death was attributed Io a and Dr. Kenneth W. Clement, pres­ Turning to a recent proposal in­ heart attack. ident of the National Medical As-, dicating violence as a possible wea­ sociation, also will participate in At the time of his death, Mr. pon in tlm civil rights struggle, Mr. All Bars To Membership the program. Sawyer was an adviser in the Of- Wilkins pointed out: . fice of Private Cooperation at the "The Wo - clever slogan, 'ballots MEDICAL CAREER PERSONS United Stales Information Agency or bullets ‘overreaches itself, its au­ WASHINGTON - (NNPA)-The ARE NEEDED here, where he speciaized in Afri­ thor and Its screaming adherents, conduct of labor unions could be can social, cultural and economic tor bullets in this Issue can never “more consistent with and conduc­ All fields of medical careers will Southerners Launch Last Effort problems. substitute for ballots. That way lies tive to the national interest" by be discussed, including medicine, I disillusionment unu death, eliminating racial barriers, the dentistry, nursing, medical tech­ He was born In Topeka, Kans., i "Yet, let those who sneer reflect Committee for Economic Develop, nology, medical administration, etc. and received his education al Kan­ $6,000 FROM FISHING - Mrs. Jessie Ruth Deadwyler of Nichol­ upon the awful chain of repressions, To Curb Passage Of Rights Bill menl suggested Monday, A spokesman for the NMA said, sas State Teachers College, where life monumental hypocrisy that In a statement on national policy, “We can and must conduct aggres­ son, Ga., near Athens, collects about $6,000 a year at a dollar he was graduated wi"i a B. 8. | brought such a slogan to the sur­ WASHINGTON - (NNPA)—Al­ The credit for . last week’s suc­ the 50-member Research and policy sive local ‘talent hunts' to seek a day per person for the right to fish in her five-acre lake beside degree in 1935. face." though the odds were .stacked cesses was shared by a small band Committee of the CEO included this out high caliber students in our which she is standing ready to try her own luck. Family farmers Following graduation, he joined I Negro youths »„andu „.u.older i flavinpersons against them, Southern opponents of Democratic and Republican suggestion among io other measures localities ... It is a part of the the National Youth Administration ulike, he said, "are understandably of the Administration’s Civil Right Senators who were aided and abet­ designed to assure "the continued program of the National Medical may obtain credit assistance from the Farmers Home Administra­ in Topeka as a supervisor and later | ueacy and understandably cynical Bill til’s week launched a Imai ef­ ted by a host of supporters, be­ performance of unions’ useful func­ Association to encourage students tion to develop lakes and ponds for fishing and swimming, build became director of health and phy­ over a governmental philosophy fort to curb passage of the legis­ ginning with President Johnson tions, while reducing the magnitude early in high school to pursue stu­ and ending with unidetified private vacation cottages and lodges, and provide other income-produc­ sical education at the YMCA in which car cry over armored sup­ lation. and dangers of their adverse con­ dies which will qualify them for pression of democracy in Hungary, The few battered Senators who citizens in the Senate gallery. sequences.’’. admission to college and. later, to ing recreation enterprises. Mrs. Deadwyler and her late husband Dallas, Texas. pour out lives and millions for dem­ fought valiantly to send the House- Out front on the Democratic side The CED recommendation said medical school." with the increase Mr. Sawyer subsequently worked established their lake before Farmers Home was authorized to ocracy in southeast Asia, revamp passed civil rights proposals to an were Senators Mike Mansfield of racial, or other barriers to union in the physical education field in in population, it is most urgent make such loans. - (USDA Photo) Florida school systems and welfare uncertain fate in the Judiciary’ Montana (the Majority Leader), membership, apprenticeship, or that there be many more workers Baltimore, New York City, and agencies to help Cuban refugees, Committee went down swinging Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota employment should be eliminated. in the field of health. "With many Topeka before joining the United but cannot get its highest legisla­ wildly last Thursday as the Senate (the Majority Whip), Warren G. The equal right of all qualified fields now open to qualified college Nations Relief and Rehabilitation tive body to respond to the cries defeated the Morse motion. 50 to 34. Magnuson of Washington, Thomas workers to join in their trade or graduates, medical schools are no Administration in 1945 as a wel­ of persecuted Negro Americans here Earlier in the day, they had been J. Dodd of Connecticut, and Philip industry should be recognized by ' longer the chief competitors for the fare officer in Traunstein, Germany at home." trampled by a vote of 61 to 17 after A. Hart of Michigan. law. attention of such individuals. Often He was appointed a Foreign Ber. The NAACP leader expressed con­ struggling to prevent the omnibus At bat for the Republicans were This basic right, the committee a; lack of adequate financial re­ Weaver To Give vice Office in 1948 and served in fidence that, "given the opportunity measure from being taken up at all Senators Thomas H. Kuchel of added, "should not be denied ex­ sources forces such students to un­ that capacity in Monrovia, Liberia, to vote, the overwhelming majori­ by the Senate. California (the Minority Whip). cept for nonpayment of dues or dertake less costly studies. It is New Delhi and Bombay, India; ty of the Senate would approve the Obervers now predict that the Jacob K. Javits and Kenneth B. similar good cause.” also part of the NMA program to [ Accra, Ghana, and Yaounde, Came­ civil rights bill substantially as it present talkathon in the Senate- Keating of New York. Clifford P. Other recommendations by the aid students financially so that the roon. came from the House.” He warned tlle hottest in many years—will Case of New Jersey, and Hugh CED, an organization of 200 busi­ lack of funds will not be a barrier ' His survivors include his wife, against the danger of allowing 19 mark the eclipse of the power of Scott of Pennsylvania. nessmen and educators, Included to completion of medical school.” I filibusterers in the Senate to kill the Southern bloc. President Johnson was very proposals reluted to labor violence, I CAMBRIDGE. Mass. — Robert C. lessor at Columbia Teachers Col- Joan, a former British subject now or water down civil rights legisla- They contend the Senate debate much in the thick of things. He union membership, injunctions', Weaver, Administrator of the U. S. lege and at New York University employed at Howard University; a (lion. will"be only a carbon copy of the has been urging passage of the lockouts, secondary boycotts, duty Housing and Home Finance Agen­ School of Education. daughter, Margo, aged 5; and a) Nn ■ ■ •«»"» February engagement in thé House civil rights bill at his weekly meet- to bargain, unfair practices, and cy, will give the Godkin Lectures sister. Annabelle Sawyer, of Hous­ at Harvard University for 1964-65. A native of Washington, D. C„ and that a strong civil rights bin big with congressional leaders'add political.contributions. ‘ w...... MA ton, Texas. He will speak, under the auspices he holds the H.S. (1929),. Howard 0. Drama will emerge before the hot winds of with anybody else who happened of the Graduate, School of Public 11931) and Ph.D, (1934) from Har- summer blow across Capitol Hill. to come along. vard University. Administration, during the spring Miss. Jury Convicts Professor Named To I' Watusi Dancers term of 1965. (The Godkin. Lectures, for 1933- j Man in Four Minutes Shakespeare Unit Fer N.Y. Fair 64 will bi given by Sir Eric Ashby Arts Festival At on Tuesday, Wednesday and JACKSON, Miss. - An official of WASHINGTON, D. C. - Profes­ WASHINGTON - (NNPA) - Thursday, April 7, 8 and 9. Sir sor Owen Dodson, head of the De­ Watusi dancers and warriors will A hard to find piecw, the National Association for the just createti bv us-- Eric President of the British As­ Talladega College Advancement of colored People has partment of Drama at Howard Uni­ leave their couhtry for the first fof die *um«i «lo hit sociation for the Advancement of been sentenced to three months in versity, has been named a member ELEANOR time to perform as the major at­ thin hair at die ' ton TALLADEGA, Ala. - The fifth Science and Master of Clare Col­ jail or $100 fine after being found of the National Committee of the traction of the African Pavilion it near die cro»n on* her annual Arts Festival of Talladega head. Looks to natur» ’ lege, Cambridge University, was guilty of a charge which has come Shakespeare Anniversary Commit­ the New York World's Pair? ' Co lege will open the evening of al.no one «aulii ever chairman of an important recent to be used here as a weapon against tee. Professor Dodson's acceptance Mwami Mwambutsa' TV, ¿ing bf rue». April 15 with the crowning of Miss itroir survey of African education.) peaceful civil rights demonstrations of the appointment was announced Friendship Burundi, hai given his permission Margaret Reddick, music major — “parading without a permit.” today by Eugene R. Black, chair­ I for the trouni> of n rimrHnr The Godkin Lectures on some as- from Huntsville, Alabama, as Festi­ Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. - SKncerrStean' An all - white jury In the Hinds man and president of the Ameri­ j pect of ‘.‘The Essentials of Free val Queen. Miss Reddick was select­ Bu- County Court took just four min­ can Shakespeare Festival at Strat­ Montaigne, . . I jumbuia, the capital, on,! ■ Government and the Duties of the ed by vote of the student body utes of deliberation to convict Wil­ ford, conn. Burundi, a former TRU_. Citizen" are given annually at to succeed Miss Virginia Lambert lie B. Ludden, NAACP youth field The committee, which is planning A friend is one who incessantly pays us the compliment of ritory administered by Beiglu’m^e Harvard by a leader in public life. of Little Rock, Arkansas, who Mylt secretary, of charges stemming the American celebration of the expecting from us all the virtues, and who can appreciate them Recent lecturers have included reigned over the 1963 Festival. came an independent limited; mo from a demonstration protesting Shakespeare Quardicentennial, was I President Clark Kerr of the Uni- in us. - Thoreau. narchy in 1962, ' / Paintings by Mohan Samant, segregation ,May 31, 1963. Mr. Lud­ proposed by the late President ■nits Piter conns ism hie top • | versity of California, Gov. Nelson CHOWI OF YOU« HEAD AND FILLS Indian artist featured in TIME, den was the first of 310 persons to John F. Kennedy. President Lyndon are, but for what I am when I am Rockefeller of New York, Cov. Luis ing me to make the lumber of jriy > IS Uli TOP SIDES ANP IWX. March 6, will be shown for the be tried in connection with that B. Johnson recently gave his ap­ A Friend Is A Person with you. I love you not only for Munoz Marin of Puerto Rico, James life not a tavern but a temple, first tune in the South when an protest march. proval to the formation of the Who ti» help you In the hour of wha. you have made of yourself, B. Conant and C. P. Snow. The exhibition from his collection opens NAACP defense attorney Carsie group. sickness. < but for what you are making of and of the words of my every day lectures, founded in 1903, honor the in the Union Building April 16. Hans Hall of Jackson was successful in The observance of the 400th an­ Who kill lend you a dollar with­ me. I love you for the part of me not a reproach but a song, memory of E. L. Godkin, British- Bhalla, Talladega art instructor getting quashed an attempt by the niversary of the birth of William out deducting the interest; that you bring out. i American journalist of the 19th Who will help you uphill when I love you because you; hate from India and a member of the prosecution to produce evidence and Shakespeare will go on throughout I century. I love you for putting your hand I lone more than any creed could Festival Committee, is in charge to have Mr. Ludden tried on per­ 1964. you are sliding down; Mr. Weaver, author of “Negro have done to make ine.gpod, and [ of the exhibit. jury charges. in my heaped-up heart and passing Labor, A National Problem” and Who will- defend you in the hour more than any fate could have > 140L0 HEÇAL of Çho«p»he«d Bay Jack Travis, attorney for the BUNCHE SPEAKER over all the foolish and frivolous "The Negro Ghetto," has hod a ■done to make mp: happy,.1 Yon Dept. 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