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f T 'We Were Robbed --Gordon Davis, Netters Carver Try Patterson Favor For Title Dues Check-Off

Memphis' three NegraXity Councilmen - Fred Davis, the Fall Short Rev. James L. Netters and J. O. Patterson Jr. - are almost alone The Carver Cobras took the in bucking Mayor Henry Loeb's stern stand on the six-week-old third place trophy home but strike of more than-1,000 garbagemen. there's no great joy attached to this consolation prize. Davis. Netters and Patterson fa­ He said he would be back here They had been favored to win the vor a union dues checkoff for sani­ Friday morning of this week to State prep tournament, tation workers, the main issue in lead a march through downtown and this would have been a first the current strike. Mayor Loeb is Memphis. Negroes are being urged for Memphis, but L. C. Gor­ against a checkoff. He also says the to stay away from their jobs and don’s charges from the southwest strike is illegal. classrooms and participate in the Riverside area'were knocked out of protest march. The Mayor lias proposed an 8- the mainstream by Johnson City’s cent hourly raise and improved Strikers, headed by the Rev. Science Hill in the semi-finals. working condidtions for the strik-. James M. Lawson Jr., urged Ne­ The dejected Mr. Gordon, one of gro citizens to step up the boycott the finest cage coaches in the busi­ ers il they return to work. aimed at all business houses. ness, said: “I don't believe in mak­ Councilman Patterson, also a ing excuses and I never have, member of the State Legislature, but we just got robbed.” He was offered a proposal last week that referring to the large number of would have allowed a form of fouls called against Carver through checkoff but Council killed it by a out the game. tabling motion. Councilman Jqrred '1 see what the Bransford coach $500 SCHOLARSHIP TO LeMOYNE - A $500 scholarship won by Blanchard joined the Negro Coun­ was talking about.” Coach Goroon cilmen in voting against tading. remembered that Coach Sam Tolle­ Mrs. E. Lorene Osborne in a competitive examination conducted In voicing his support this week by the Pioneer American Insurance Company is presented to Le- son had implied earlier that the of a checkoff system, Rev. Mr. officiating was not up to expecta­ Moyne. Mrs. Osborne, of 2349 Sparks, is a second grade teacher Netters said: ’I support a checkoff tions. at Alcy Elementary School. Left to right: Preston Watts, general because the people who are in­ “They just wouldn’t let us play." agent for the insurance firm; Mrs. Osborne, and Dr. Hollis F. volved have said they want it and At one in the first half Car­ I stand for their right to have Price, president of the college. Mrs. Osborne is an alumnus of ver had nine fouls and Johnson It so long as there is no law against LeMoyne. City one. "Everything we did was it." a violation," Gordon said. “But Said Mr. Davis: "I .feel the they let Stuart (Johnson City's Council ought to do it. If It came 3RD PLACE TO1 iunn, left, and picked to win the state meet, Robert E. King, Sammy Stuart; walk all night.” up I would vote for It." __ _ The Johnson City Hilltoppers led Marvin happy about principal of Control High and a member of the Meanwhile, the garbage strike 57-44 at the end of the third Garvey High winning the third place trophy in TSSAA legislative council, presents the trophy 800 At Concert goes on, but the Sanitation Depart­ quarter, but Carver stormed back the State Prep Basketboll tournoment, but they to Gunn ond Brooks. ment managers to cover most of the in the fourth and made a frantic admire it anyway. The Carver Cobras had been city each week with curb pickups. stand before bowing out, 77-73. be­ About 90 garbage trucks are rolling fore nearly 11,000. and more than 250 men are at Carver had to wage another up­ Applaud Artists work. hill battle Saturday night before There have been some threats Children Slashed another 11,000 to turn back Milan. against several of the men work­ 78-67,lO’ul, inMl theVI Iv UUlloviuconsolation vivii contest.vi The collection of well-trained Jacqueline Satterfield, John clay- Nine Grid Games And then the Cobras were able | singers included Grace Conley, Bil- born and James Allred Hyter. ing on the jobs. Garbage, in some to sit back and join Chattanooga He Gale Miles. Mertis Ewell. Laura instances, has beta thrown into GEORGE W. SAUNDERS The appreciative audience was streets and there have been sev- Aller Police Paid Riverside's cheering section and Juanita Robinson, Lois Patrie, }------generous with applause and stayed eral garbage fires. P. O. PROMOTION - George W. watch as Riverside moved ; head on after the concert to congratulate Saunders, assistant superintend- in the finals. The scrappy Chat­ The marching continues, innd the performers at a reception. endent of Hollywood Station, 2 Visits To Home tanooga five won the state cham­ Church Window there have been some arrests. checks a technical regulation in pionship by defeating Johnson Highly pleased over results of Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin the postal manual. Effective Police refused to arrest Johnnie City, 67-61. Luther King came to Memphis NASHVILLE - Tennessee State has announced a nine-game By Police Bullet the concert was Robert Krikham March 3. Mr. Saunders will be pro­ Lee L'ttle 29. on two occasions The smooth Marvin Brooks of who lists the eight artists as his Monday night and fired up about mooted to employee relations as­ football schedule for this fall with tough Parsons College of Iowa Policemen fired a bullet through Just befnre he s’ashed his two Carver was named to the all­ 10,000 during a rally at Mason a window of Greater New Salem students. Gloria Dick was an ex­ sistant in the Memphis Regional small children with a razor and and San Diego State included in the lineup. tournament team. Temple. He called for a one-day Baptist Church, 1189 cellent accompanist and Miss Pa­ Post Office. set fire to his mother's house at Despite the penalties called trick was at the organ during In­ work stoppage by all Negroes to 306 Cynth’a. '. The Tigers of Coach John Mer­ to San Diego State for the second Blvd., Sunday while chasing two against Carver, the Cobras show­ termission. prove their support of the striking ritt will open in Nashville against holdup suspects. The mother, Mrs. Mary JJttle, year in a row. ed a couple of weaknesses. They sanitation workers. who occupied an upstairs apart- The concert was presented by the Kentucky State, Sept. 21, accord­ Tiger fans will have a new 16,000- were stale at least one quarter of The gunplay interrupted a fun­ 2nd Post Office m-nt with her ing to the schedule announced by Methodist Men of centenary. James son and his two seat football stadium completed by each tournament game they ap­ eral which was being held at the ch'ldren, Bonnie C 2, and Johnny Howard Gentry, Athletic Director. A. Bradfield, Sr. is president of the the season's opener peared in and they lacked punch church. Services were being con­ Ray. 3. put In a call to police at organization. __ NAACP Is Sei For Senior Bob Shannon is slated to THE COMPLETE SLATE: at the foul line. ducted for Pfc. Edward Henry, who 10 p. m. Thursday night, March be the Big Blues' signal caller this Sept. 21 Kentucky State ■ Nash­ The Cobras had most of Mem­ The singing aggregation handled Promotion For was killed in Vietnam. 14, and at 3 a. m. Friday morn­ fall and will have seniors Joe Co­ ville. phis pulling for them and they light and heavy numbers with skill, Monthly Meeting The officers were firing at the including five Spirituals. ing March IS. oper. Flanker, and Elbert Drun- Sept. 28 Parsons College - Fair­ presented starring performers in When the NAACP holds Its regu­ Police responded to both calls but suspects when they missed and go, End as prime targets. field, Iowa. Brooks. Lester Norman, James lar monthly meeting Sunday. each time they said they had no hit the church. The policemen lat­ U. S. may tap oil funds to, pay George Saunders Cooper caught 26 aerials that to­ Oct. 5 Southern - Nashville. Abernathy, Willie Gunn and Fon­ March 24, at 4 p. m. at Mt. Olive grcunds to make an arrest be­ er arrested two men and were for parks. taled 372 yards and five TD's last Oct. 12 Orambling College - da Paschall. CME Church, Ninden and Lau­ George W. Saunders, assistant cause the man was not disorderly holding them in connection with derdale, the report of the Presi­ season while Drungo who was con­ Grambling, La. superintendent, Hollywood Station or ifaturb'ng the peace. the holdup of Vick’s Sundry at Poll shoW6 Reagan slipping in verted to offense at mid-season Oct. 26 Florida A. & M. - Talla­ dent's Commission on civil Disor­ Post Office, will be promoted to Mrs Little left home early Fri­ 1208 Mississippi. popularity. snagged three in paydirt territory hassee, Fla. ders will be discussed. the position of emplyee relations day morning and made a trip to totalling 30 yards. Nov. 2 Southern -. Nashville. 15 Students Going assistant. Industrial Relation Di­ the Police Station to request pro­ On the ground, senior and lead­ Nov. 9 Morris Brown . Nashville. vision, Memphis Regional Post Of­ tection from her son whom she ing ground gainer. Wayne Reese Nov 23 San Diego State - San Die­ fice. effective March 23. drfT'b’d as a mental case The and 8ophomore Albert Davk will go, Calif. To Freedom City Mr. Saunders, 37. has been with Children were slashed and the open the Merrlttmen’s campaign. apartment set on fire while she Nov. 28 Homecoming (To be an­ A work camp trip Is being the Memphis Post Office since The road game with Parsons, or was at the police station. nounced). planned for 15 student volunteers 1949. He worked as a letter carrier Fairfield. Iowa, is the first of a until October 1964 when he was Three policemen were bloodied at LeMoyne to Freedom City near four-year, Home-And-Home Con­ named foreman of mails at DeSoto and better d while trying to sub- Greenville, Miss., during the col­ Station Post Office. He has been tract. leges spring break. March 24-30. (Centlniied on Page Four) The Tigers will be going back The trip Is under sponsorship of assistant superintendent at Holly­ LeMoyne's Btudent Christian fel­ wood station since November, 1967. Mr. Saunders was graduated lowship. of which Dave Dlckbernd from Memphis State university in a faculty ministerial Intern from January where he majored In per­ St. Louis, is advisor. sonnel administration. He plans to Mr. Dlckbernd said the students do graduate work In the field of Inside Memphis will spend three days building a industrial relations. fence around a playground and re­ pairing a library In a tutoring The selection of Mr Saunders GARBAGE STRIKE: The 1,000 or more striking sanitation center. was based on his "excellent quali­ MjHrap have been sitting on the sidelines six weeks watching Two other days wilLpe spent In fications and his eligibility on the theTrig tattle that is being waged in their behalf. They are see- traveling and visting other pro­ Federal Service Entrance Exami­ ing jhings that never bothered them before - boycotts, marches, jects of the Dalta (Ministry, he nation" He also ranked high on a said. prilesllallles and what looks like a power battle. postal Service Officer Examination administered by the Post Office ffie boycott on downtown stores is paying off, but lots of Department. H ns are hot-footing it to the suburbs and shqpping at Kindergarten Bns In his new position, Mr Saun­ of the big stores . . . Hundreds have stopped taking ders will in carrying out the daily papers, but many of them still read the dallies Stalls In Water, Employee Managerement Relation program In the Memphis Region vJMUt lhey work or buy them from news racks. The Sunday REYE8 AND SOL.'.R 39 Children Rescued which has jurisdiction over nil paper newsstand sales are up . , . Some neighborhood grocery post offices In the States of Ten­ NEW YORK - (DPI) v A pri­ stores ore being boycotted and this has brought a loud cry from nessee, Mississippi and Alabama. Ballet Espanol vate school bus carrying 39 kinder­ CJSneae grocers, who just can't understand. It is being pointed Mrs. Saunders is a teacher at garten children stalled in rapidly Longview Junior High School. .1 ovt.la them that they are as guilty as white store-owners when rising water from a broken main It.CXtjBs to calling Negroes by their first names. On LeMoyne Stage in Central Park Friday, Police -Rey Wilkins and Martin Luther King rushed in when the formed a human chain to rescue Horton Will Speak rtjjjfe; was at low ebb and pumped new energy into Negroi Next concert attraction for Le­ the youngsters as the bus slowly Moyne College Is Ballet Espanol sank in up to seven feet of water. At Gospel Tomple_ from Madrid, a dazsllng company 8ixty one persons, Including 13 strikers hear very little from the NAACP, the Urban Gospel Temple Mtesionary-bap­ of dancers, singers and flamenco policemen, were treated for ex­ tist Church KM) North MaJgttM tiMui, the Shelby County Democratic Club ond other veteran guitar. posure but no one was seriously Street, will observe its aaaval organjzotions these days. The strike spotlight has been taken The dynamic young company, hurt. The children were released from a hospital after checkups. Men’s Day. Sunday, March X. Wr­ by « group of militant ministers, headed by the Rev. James M. which co-stars Romon de los ing the 11 a. m. service the (SB, Police said the main broke near Reyes and Lola Soler, will be pre­ Rev Nesble Alton will prntSHa Lawson Jr. an underpass. The gush of water sented this Friday, March 22, at special sermon. Meanwhile, 90 garbage trucks with 250 workers continue’ 10:30 a m. In Bruce Hall. The stalled the bus. The male chorus of the tMNh to roti and make curbside pickups. And, Mayor Henry Loeb con­ There was no panic among the public is invited and it will be WHEN MARCH WINDS BLOW through Nashville, Portor,Porter, Detroit, Mich., freshman; Ronny Gusto- will render youngsters as the bus started to tinues to say NO to a onion dues checkoff. free. ton Spring be far behind? . . . Pausing long fbrri, sophomore on exchange from Allegheny The featured epeake sink in the wake.', police said. The And, meanwhile, the strikers just sit and wait, watching The attraction is under sponsor­ will be Att>. C, Odell officers formed a human chain and enough to be captured by the photog's eye ore College in Pennsylvania; Bernadette Officer, fheir Mis grow higher but, apparently, enjoying all the fuss ship of the college's Cultural Act- removed the children through a Fisk University to-edi, left to right: Carolyn East St: Louis, III., senior; and Diana Brhcoe, that’s being made over them. _ ( (CmUnM M Page Few) front window. Johnson, Jacksonville, Fla., senior; ‘'Vickie" Memphis, Tenn, senior, < ’ •; •

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Leone's Liberty Cash Super Mar­ ket and chairman of the chapter’s special membership committee; Jerrol| A Moare, who represented the Mayor, and businessman Carl Carson, who represented the Chamber of Commerce. i Dr. Price and Mr 8tevens wel­ come gu«t(L and Mr. Wade n- plMnot the purpose and goals of Projeqt Outrerh. Mr. Olive in- m. Thia nevi; organised tradueod Mr. furrell, the principal under the leadership

Mt Lgone. a firm believer hi the bikdOMs league and its train­ ing project? Outlined ways busi­ nessmen could support the program Mr. Wade explained that Pro­ ject Outreach, which is being op­ erated in 13 other cities under the Ing installation pkwuR to Jene tanner of the National Business adise Club, the and at right Mr League, wfll produce candidates far management trainee jobs, trainees who will Open new businesses on a Buford EHington sound basis, and persons already in business who are interested hi improving their performance. Many of those attending the into ainq reconstruction times, kickoff meeting attended a re­ pgrfw* had arrested ception for Mr. Burrell later in the a state trooper In connection Practice Teaching Chores evening at the Lorraine Motel. Mr. Small advised that classes for trainees will be started later this month at LeMoyne

In his far-reaching addreas. Mr Burrell said 'Project Outreach starts at the very bottom rang and seeks to prepare our people for coin >j. Helen Rose Kelly (Shan- j successful operation of business en­ non), Deloit J. Macklin (Ford | Hoad). Joyce Q. Metcalf (Georgia), I terprises” . Valeria B. Montague (Prospect), I He paid tribute to the late Dr. Maryon 1. Morris (Kansas), Max- I J. E. Walker, founder of Universal lne Peoples (Lincoln IL), Jaoque- ] Life Insurance Company and a line Scott (Hamilton H.). Maiga- I former president of the National Amerson said Devance filed a ret W Seawood (Grant), Juanita 8. | Business League: "He poured time, complaint Monday, claiming he a Amerson said he war Tate (Norris) Barbara Jean Terry i sweat, money and tears into the had been arrested and beaten just how Devance get a Cummings), Queen Esther Teny dream that Booker T. Washington Saturday night. released. He said Dei (Orleans), Evelyn M. Thnsnpw started. I would hope that all of Derance told Amerson he was in to his office and (Cummings), Bubyalne T u tai r i the past dents would applaud his car outside a night club near the warrants. (Stafford). Edwina Marie Walton 1 our coml efforts today to be- Notasulga when Singleton ap­ (Hanley). Carolyn H- Webb (Nor- i come the expert agency on the proached him and charged him Amerson said he had ria). Minnie WilUams (Stafford) I ' problem of Black Economic De­ with disorderly conduct. FBI and Justice Dep and Jacqueline Wortham (Walk*). I velopment across the nation." Devance raid the police chief investigate the Incident. SBCONDABYt Georgia Aadereon , (Manassas), Howard Averyhart (Washington), Walterine Bishop (Porter), Dorothy Corppetts (Port­ er), Montee Ann Davis (Capleville). Dianne Ivans (Porter), John Flem­ ming. Jr. (Hamilton), FeresUne Prabier (Melrose). Mhry Ann Gra­ ham (Carver), Charlene B. Gam- mon (Carver). Emma L. Hawkins (Northside), Dennis Hayes (Hamil­ JUDGE BEN L. HOOKS Margaret lee. George Oweus. ton). Josephine Henley (Hamilton). tlniee pegues, Martha Scales. E- Barbara L. Hence (Mitchell Road). uine Holmes. Etta Joyner. Shirley Martha Nell Hill (Corrv). Roenna Judge Hooks Tops loyner. Congratulations to the Hurd (Meiraea). Bobbie Joyner ‘eggheads.’ (Lincoln Jr). Pearlie Mae Kent Mt. Nebo Program (Melrose). Ltaie Lee L u c k y Judge Ben L Hooks of Criminal. pSHlOS WORLD (Hamilton), Hazelteen Moore Court will be guest speaker for (Porter). Jennie Mae Morris annual Young People's Day spon­ ) Horc lu oro ai)< (Southside). Dorothy J. Morgan ' sored by Mt Nebo Missionary (Mort hslde), Everett McIntyre Baptist Church. Vance at Lauder­ (Ford Road). Yvonne Payne dale (Southside). Mart H. Robinson He wil l.speak at 2:45 p. m (Lincoln). Lok Yvonne 8 c a 11 Sunday. March 24. Pastor of Mt. (Porter). 8onja A. Taylor (Lincoln). Nebo is the Rev. Roy Love. Jacqueline Smith (Northside). Pa­ The stirring speaker Is also tricia C. Wallace (Melrose). Fan­ pasthr of Greater Middle Baptist nie Webb (Washington) and Do­ Church in Memphis and Greater rothy Williams (Woodstock). Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in j Bfrt. Cbarolette Wilson, and Detont. | Pandra Kemp . The boys are stiU s|»rliB'’ the Rock Of Ages ONE i Leonardo Strand's and Italian I knits Jesse Helton. P. L. Burford. Saonsoriag hanaw ' Hmer Peo.iks. and Chariea Wells Rock of A«» CME Church. 41« have gone In for the can,vrvatiw | Scott Si, it sponsoring a program, ‘ look Freddie Yayne sports a re­ “12 Keys to the City.” Sunday, gular eolor wheel eaeh day Some i March 24. at 3 p. m. in support of I of our “boss dressers" are Dale "Annual Tea,D8y" to be held In Boyd. Janies navis. David Blank­ j April. ’ enship. Flenoid Tate, and Stanley I Participating in the program will Stevens. , be several ladies from different The fashion top ton for this i churches of tne city. j weeg are (t) Andrew Pickens. <2> ' Mrs. Vera Moton, chairman of Mathre Hurrah, (3) Marvin Cole the project, says the public lx tn- I (il Marsha Chandler, (5) Dennis I vited. . Wade,, (rfi Trudy Smith. (7) Paul 1 Rev T. C. Smith is minister EvaiA Cbarolette Wilson (») Charlie Jackson, and ((iff) Debra Simpson

"Merly McDonald. ,f»yrtn Washington -'dy’l' 9MVter' , hafidfa Strickland. l rferman Williams, Cbarolette Holmes flora Benhani. G<

Monday. March 25th. Tuskegee institute vs. Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Miss. Friday. March 29th, Souih Caro­ lina State vs. Johnson C Smith, Charlotte, N. C- Saturday. March Mth, Fort Valley State vs. Morehouse college Atlanta, Ga. ,

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Other'members weyt Lulah Mc­ Ewen Hedgeman, Grace Brown, Annette Young, Arnetha Va^-elt, Dorothy Talley, Mertls Ewell, Frankie Gregory, Lillian Hammond and Nente Trotter, other guests of the evening were Juanita Truitt, Elaine Campbell, Barbara Bailey. Gloria Venson, Carolyn Garner and Lynette Manahan.

. . J , j I ' ’ ' "’j ’ ■” SIGNING RADIO CONTRACT - In a meeting at the Sheraton- to President Lyndon B. Johnson commending hrs apptthtment ifi Peabody Hotel, sponsored by the. Fellowship Mission of Taber­ 1967 of an Advisory Commission to investigdte tfie cdusw of nacle Community Church, Bishop P. I. Johnson (left, seated) signs riots. The letter reads: We believe this act on your part and the a contract to return to Radio Station KWAM Sunday, April 7, at report of the commission will be placed in the archives df hikM^jr 5:30 p.m. Seated opposite Bishop Johnson is Rev. Tommy Burton. alongside other great historical documents such as the Consti­ Other ministers looking on are the Rev. F. I. Parson, pastor of tution of the United States and the Declaration of Independence, Rose of Sharon Baptist Church, and Evangelist Pearl Johnson. thereby helping to bring "Peace on Earth, and Goodwill to all and colorful slack The group also approved the composition and signing of a letter men." :

Saturday, March 23, 1963

Outstanding rookies In camp are The men of Beulah Baptist Alan Foster, 21; Leon Everitt, 21; The City Federaton of Colored Women's Clubs will present Church will observe annual Men's Jack Billlnham, 25; Vincente Romo, Alfred Motlow and Lee Cunningham in recital at the Sarah Brown Day Sunday, March 24. The themp of the occasion Is, ‘Doing What 24; John Duffie, 22, and Mlcke Branch Y.M.C.A. Sunday, March 24, at 5 p.m., for the benefit Kekich, 23. Billingham, Duffle, IS Christian Through Steward­ qf its scholarship and,charity projects. Romo and Everitt have not allow­ ship." The Church Sunday Scboql classes will be taught by guest ed an earned run in 15 innings. Mrs. Hattie Harrison, program chairman, says: "She expects teachers. Music will be refidwed a large attendance because both soloists are well known for by an all male chorus. The morn­ their outstanding voices." ing sermon will be preached by the pastor. Mrs. Mary Lee Robinson is the publicity chairman, and Mrs. The guest preacher for the 3 Zana Rogers Ward, president. p. m. hour Is Dr. Vlrgti H ttd< professor of Old Testament in the Memphis Theological Seminary. Dr. Todd, who has taught did Miss Blue Revue Testament in the seminary for a number of years, holds the AB, Mr. Maoep Walker, Dr. Arthur BD„ M.A, and Ph.D. degree, Jl9.ISrk.^ir. John Gammon, Mr. H. A. Gilliam, Dr. A. E. Home, The public is Invited to hfcar Mr. Taylor Hayes, another long Next On Calendar this eminent Christian scholar and time sportsman, Atty. C. 0. Horton, Eugene Collins, Third vide pfes- Mr. Gerald Howell and Mr. Julius ident of Memphis Sunday School Isabel. Exciting and busy moments prevail for Zetas ond "Miss Blue and Baptist Training Congress Dr. H. H. Johnson, Mr. 8am H. Revue" contestants as plans are being completed for an after­ will serve as master of c~~ceremony, Johnson, Mr. Johnnie Williams, Mr. The Dodgers took a day off from Tyler Glover is chairman noon cultural event, a fashion-musicale, "Blue Music and Mods," and Lawrence Westley, Atty. A. A. Lat- the exhibition schedule Monday Fred Patterson, co-chairman. Rev. to be presented Sunday, April 7 at 5 p.m. in Bruce Hall of le- ting, Mr. Robert Mebans, Atty. H. and had only a short workout on W. C. Holmes is minister. T. Lockard, Dr. Theron Northcross fundamentals in the morning Moyne College. Mr. B. 0. Olive, Jr, Mr. E. B. Singer is scheduled to pitch Patrons will be treated to a high­ Payne, Mr. Howard Pinkston, Dr. against the Astros at Coca E. 1 Rankins, Dr. Fred Rivers. Mr. Tuesday. The Dodgers have a 5-4 ly entertaining variety program CompeUtion is keen among record for the spring. with proceeds to benefit Alpha Eta O. L Simpson. Dr. W. O. Speight. thirteen lovely high school girls. Zeta Chapter of Zeta phi Beta Jr, Mr. Arthur Vaukht, and Dr. Cash scholarship awards will be Sorority's Scholarship Fund and J. A. Watson, Jr. WASHINGTON - UPI - Presi­ given the winning contestant to Eyeglass Project. Mrs. Rosetta dent Johnson March 14 named a be crowned “Miss Blue Revue" and Peterson is general chairman and Georgian, Robert M. Travis, 22, the two runner-ups. proceeds are A federal anti-poverty grant of of Lyons, to a 17 member citizens’ Mrs. Carlotta Watson is co-chair- derived from patrons and advertise­ $18,819 to Memphis was announced advisory board on youth oppor­ ments in s souvenir program as by Ross Coggins, acting southeast regional director of the offfcTdif tunity which will help disadvantag­ well as attendance subscriptions. ed young people prepare for adult Economis Opportunity. Atlanta. responsibility. A sneak preview of chapeau to Grantee for this program Is War Shaman Johnson is general be seen in the Easter parade and on Poverty committee of Memphis chairman of the program and the couture fashions for spring and and Shelby County with offices to Rev. J. L Netters is pastor. summer will be shown by Unis of Memphis. Director Is Washington Memphis. Narration and modeling Butler. will be coordinated by Miss Eunice This grant is being delegated to Carruthers, owner of the shoppe. the city of Memphis to plan and Modem dancing will be another coordinate programs and resources Withers Brothers of the community for the summer feature directed by Miss Alice Tur­ ner. A group from Stafford School of 1968. Much of the value of last will appear. year's summer programs was lost The “Heat Waves" an integrated due to the absence of pre-plann­ young aggregation of talented ing, many efforts were duplicated In Military News and some easily accessable resour­ musicions, promoted by Harry Win­ field, will highlight the musical ces overlooked. portion of the program. With a staff that la exohirtvety Mrs. Loretta Kateo, basileus, con­ responsible for the total effort of testant sponsors and the entire federal state and local summer pro­ membership urge the general pub­ grams, these deficncies should lic to support their efforts to give me minimized " financial assistance to young de­ — „...... —. —L— serving cltlaens of the comtntffllty through these Sorority Projects.

More strikes by teachers are pre­ dicted. SEE JACK Basketball Tournament Underway On YMCA Floor

The Abe Scharff Branch YMCA annual Gra-Y Basketball Tournament is underway and will continue through this Saturday afternoon.

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1177 MISSISSIPPI « Georgia Colleges » MY WEEKLY Gels 2 Million SERMON hibiteM by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING O& For Scholarship Evary SATURDAY U Ml BEALE - Phaoe 5M-48M • a Heater at SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE Two Million for scholarship*scholarships at tfV. BUM T. HUNT, W. A. tail n, Fawndar; C. A. Soatt, General Maaagae 44 college* in Georgia was approv­ a ed Monday by the U. 8. Office of FACTOR, . Education,Erfacatlon Includingincluding 96644664MOJ60 for MIHISSIPF1 MVD CHMIWAN CHURCH 10 Atlanta area coUegeacolleges. L A. BEAUCHAMP MEMPHIS, TENN. Included tn the fund* awarded to thetbe college*cortege* are: 6144,0404144,040 totfor SUBJECT: “WHAT WOUL JESUS which is equally avaltabla to all 232m scholarshipsscholarship* at Clark College; UH -I sir Jesus would say to u*, “Your 4103,0400103,040 for 191 scholarship* at TEXT: “SIMON I HAVE SOME­ Morehouse CoUege; 41042404100,260 fortor only option-ig 'to give the gift of WHAT TO SAY UNTO THEE."— Love.” The beet way for un to do TED PUBLISHERS, INC. 175 scholarships at Morri* Brown; LUKE 7:44. 474,410474.41Q wu awarded for scholarachotar-­ this 1* by going out Into the world MOW. Wi ship* to BpeiroanSpelman College;CoUege; Albany,Albany to do good,, remembering the Neo Yert IL Nee Y< Chteaga L We are to the midst of a season State College 437.060;437.860; Fort Valley 1 words of Jesus, “In as mtjch *s called Lent. Remember, Jesus has , The MEMPHIS WOKID College received 0140280;4140280; Fain*Paine you have doaLtt unto on* of the something to say to u*. mTwrAM?** College received 4114.430:4115.430: and 428,424, least of these my Brethren, you 940 went to Savannah State Col-Ool- Among the many things Jesus have dent It Mato Me." •.. i tgahattt* tatanMartt* would aay unto each of us, "You. The needy of the world and of » mo.' I ■ ■■ ■■■ iii —■ too, are a Debtor" Some of us may our neighborhood Is calling ml the be like Debtors who owe fifty pence lick, the imprisoned are oalling u* and others like Debtor* who owe . rll William Warfield There are cri^for shelter, tor.food, "S‘es History five hundred, but we are *U Beb- 111-1 for clothing. *>r love tors because we have sinned and Alice Hensey wrote concerning come short of the Glory of God. (From The ) Comes To Atlanta the needy and us. Our sins have been of different Charles Everg didn't get elected to Congress from hi* home I have more food than I can eat, kinds, some of the flesh, others of They faint with hunger in the district in Mississippi in hi* run-off election, but he will go down In April the Bpirit, still other* the sin* of street. on record a* one of the most courageous campaigners of modern ATUNTA, Ga.-(8N8) omission »nd commission. But we William Warfield, international­ I have more clothes than I can time!. He is one member of the Negro race to run for the seat *11 h*ve missed the m*rk. ly. known bass-baritone is slated wear, their heads, and hands, It seems that Jesus denounced in congress vacated by John Bell Williams, who is now governor. and feet are bare. to appear in Atlanta on April 12. most the sins of the Spirit, the That within itielf is signficant in the state of Jefferson Davis and Under the sponsorship of Bishop My walls Are thick, and warm mind. Jesus was most severe on and dry. their walls are.oftn*' Theodore Bilbo. W p, Young. Obe program is aet the hyprocrites and most lenient on for the Wheat BL Baptist church and wind, and sky. ' ” This is true despite the fact that Evers lost to his white op­ the adultered. My heart know* love of hoble ponent by a margin of about two to one. Returns from about 90 on Auburn Ave NE. Jesus would say to us, ‘‘You have Ticket* for the mqs^al affair souls, their hearts are hungry nothing where with to pay." We are per cent of th* precinct* gave Ever* 38,404 vote* to 75-059 for will go on sale March 20th st constantly and forever Debtor* thirety bowl*. • 1 ■ - Charles Griffin. The voting was along racial lines. These things let me remember^ Rich’s department stores, Paschal When we would do good, evil Is tt will be almost impossible for some time for a Negro to Bros.. Yates and Milton Drug always present. We have nothing when cries of the needy tint-’ stores, and the Haugabrook funer­ gain. Remember it is grandly trie win a congressional seat if th* voting is to be strictly along racial where with to atone for our sins. al home. The price range of the lines. At present Evers is affiliated with the Mississippi Demo­ Neither have we anything where­ “All we can l)dd in our cold dead ducats are; Students (balcony) with to pay in return for our Hea­ hands is what we have given a- cratic Party, a predominantly Negro party. It might be wise for The “Confession" Could Be Oar Finest Nov! 42.00, other balcony ticket* at o •3, venly Father’s redeeming Lov, way.” Mr. Even to identify with one of the two major political parties. Main floor seats at 44. I- This would have the effect of reducing the impact of the racial issue. Ballet Espanol . ’ A think It it in th* Inter**! of good government, and juat (Continued from Page One) In Opinion - 4. Wa Ih- M/r govinment for voter* to see that a real and effective two-party Freshmen In Congress May ivitle* Committee head ed by Dr. syjlyi is developed throughout this southern region. Paul Hayes. ed no desire to negotiate peace "Tver* was the Emancipation speaker here in Atlanta last By Ceng. J. H. BURKE and according to his own state­ The company of eight may be Your Tenth District Representative January 1, and he made many friends by his sincerity, confi ment* he will fight on until there small in number, but is huge in WASHINGTON. D. C. - In my dence in himself and his powerful ability to stand on his feet Swing Presidential Election is one, unified Vietnam under . They have drawn their humble opinion, the 8enate For­ Red banner of Ho. ’ 7 *.$" aqd-speak logically and with the technique to capture his au- dance material from the many eign Relations Committee accom­ 8T. LOUIS, Ma - Although plished Utttle that was of benefit dieno* and hold its attention for an hour. President's position by organizing Ing together to oppose the Presi­ varied regions of Spain, from the Nixon, Reagan and Rockefeller, to the American people by insist­ Then, there Is the real jiuteter its freshman Congressmen against dent as the Democratic freshmen fiery Flamenco of Andalucia to ,H it will be recalled that Chari** is the brother of th* Medgar Johnson and McCarthy will be ing that Secretary of State Dean in this war effort. If we are able Administration programs." who came in on Johnson's coat­ the charming shepherd dance of closely watched during the coming Rusk appear before it. to win a strong military victory ’ Evew'who was murdered in Mississippi from ambush. Murphy’s article, “The Extra­ tails wqre In banding together to the Basque country. The costumes Presidential season, the answer to To me the appearance wth full and succeed in bringing the Viet ^Hf is hoped that Mr. Evers wilt keep up hi* faith and try ordinary Power of Freshmen in support him. are spectacularly beautiful and Cong to their knees, to wnat extent ' what happens on November 5 may are authentice copies of the re­ television coverage accomplished agqin congress or some other public office. Congress," analyzes votes on a Murphy finds that the new pow- lie with Brasco and Galifanakls, gional dress of the arlous provinc­ nothing, except to openly Indicate! would we have the possibility of a number of President Johnson's ,er of the freshmen — Republican Railsback and Eshleman, and to the Communists the sharp di­ lasting peace with the present bat­ .Bur ------“musts” in the last two Congresses. es of Spain. others like them. or Democratic — has one major vision we have in our country on tle torn South Vietnam regime. He finds that it was the largely limitation. While they can make the conduct of the war. The entire picture appears mud­ Brasco, Galifanakls, Railsback, Democratic freshman class elected or break the President in Congress, dled and confused and the con* AsTimely Suggestion and Eshleman are four of the in the landslide of 1964 which made the President — through his record It seems to me that the Foreign fusion was compounded by the freshmen In the cunent 90th Con­ the President's success possible in Children Slashed and campaign — can make or Relations Committee could have (Hbm the Atlanta Dally World) gress. Thomas P. Murphy, a politi­ (Continued from Page One) testimony we heard at the Senate the 89th congress. The largely Re­ break them when they run for obtained all the information that cal scientist writing in the March Foreign Relations Committee hear­ ' The Founder's Day Address at the recent Morris Brown Col­ publican freshman class of the 90th issue of TRANS-ACTION, the na­ reelection. due the crazed man. was necessary by private confer­ ings. Congress has been responsible for lege. convocation by Dr. John Thomas, an alumnus of that in­ tional magazine of social science The children this week were re­ ences with the Administration and the President’s rough sledding this The article details the growth of stitution, was fraught with the rich layers of historical facts as and modern society published at ported Improving at John Gaston State Department. But, as bleak a* the picture may term, according to Murphy. freshman power and the effects it hospital. Mr. Little Is now under look, I have confidence in our Washington University in 8t. Louis, To make a three ring circus out whites those timely suggestions which were the dreams of The freshmen '* power started may have on campaigning In the statesthat freshmen in the last two constant watch at John Gaston. of a problem so extremely serious country'* ability to win a honor­ caters who came before him, but which never came to fruition, to grow, Murphy says, with the coming months. Murphy is profes­ The mother said he had been able ehd to this war and to win Congresses have had great effects to our American fighting men and legislative strategy of President sor of public administration at the it?-The one that interested most of his hearers was th* lament on president Johnson's legislative committed twice before but each to the public, in my opinion does the peace; However, I do have Kennedy and Larry O’Brien, but University-Of Missouri at Kansas time was permitted “to sign him­ a disservice to our nation rather great doubts aayo whether our cur­ thaFonly two major medical colleges had been established for success. ' Mtowcuv uviiuduu uruaueaea that President Johnson broadened) City. self out." NlSgjo decton m the past 100 yean. He cited that the fact that "The Republican* may recapture. the Kennedy approach by giving than a benefit. rent Administration can win the He Is excutive director of the the White Hou»eHouse in November."November,” Although. I have personally been war and the peace. Morris Brown College ha* given the nation men like the late his ucouuicufreshmen specialspec: treatment and Mrs. Little said she was awaken Murphy writes. "Whether they do special assistance, Commission on Organization of in strong disagreement with the I do not mean to imply by thia Riqhcrd Albert Billings would be a stiff argument in favor of Jackson county, Mo., a bipartisan at 2:30 Friday morning by her eon or not will depend in part on how However, Murphy says, the Re- failure of the Administration in the statement thAt President Johnson . However, Murphy says, the Re- Who was standing near~the tire- Morri* Brown going on record with her expanse of natural and reform group, and has also done manner in which it has carried would not like to end the battles effectively the Republican leader- publican freshmen now in Congress place staring at her. intellectual facilities as affording the leadenhip in setting up a ship continues to undermine the have been as successful In band- much formal research on govern­ the fight in Vietnam. I nevertheless and win the peace, but I do firm­ ment organization. medical college. feel that the Congress of the U. 8. ly believe that by his past conduct has some resuponsiblllty with re­ in handling the war and by hi* -■i.-.}hes* two medical colleges, Howard University and Meharry, spect to this war. miscalculation*, the American peo­ dar-Rdt scratch the surface of opening these opportunities. Only Pro U.S. Marchers This is especially true, since ple have lost confidence In his recently the court opened new ventures for Negro doctors to there are some who today argue ability to seek peace. .. ,. , pr«0ore. that Congress passed the Bay of Opr failures , to .win this war and Dr. Thomas cites that there were only 70 spaces at Meharry Offers Pelilion Tonkin Resolution after receiving peace must be taid directly on the in-ih* face of some 800 applications. This is a shame with all the false information from the Execu­ doorstep of President. , THE HAGUE. Netherlands -UPI- tive Branch. It would seem to me It is Important that we note the scientific feeder colleges preparing men to pursue a medical About 1,000 pro American demon­ that Congress having passed the fact that the Congress has given coutte. - strators marched through down­ Tonkin Resolution can now if It the Administration al) It has ask­ town. The Hague Saturday and pre­ the Atlanta University System, long ago hod something like desires repeal the Resolution there­ ed for In regard to this war. They sented a petition to the American this in mind when the late Dr. Myron W. Adams, under his vested by forcing the President Into re­ gave the President sweeping powers Embassy supporting U. S. policy in questing a formal declaration of with the Tonkin Resolution and charier envisioned a school of medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, Vietnam and elsewhere. war. since that time Congress has given The demonstrations was organiz­ journalism and what not. In his gesture he planned with Dr. It I* the continuous debate and the President all the funds and ed by the Freed Holland Commit­ John Hope an affiliation, which at the time was so misunder­ open arguments on this war that tools he needs to carry on the tee. stood It nearly caused consternation in some quarters. has prompted me to join several of war. Its purpose was to counter the my House colleagues in Introduc­ In short. Congress has given the The school was not set up for merely a Teacher* Training impression caused by recent left­ ing House Resolution 608. which President a free hand in carrying college and that post graduate work the state was supposed to wing demonstrations that Dutch­ call* for a complete reexamination out our government's objective* : men are largely opposed to the U. give. of Southeast Asian policies. with regard to Vietnam In wnoring S. action in Vietnam. - ■ One of the real problems tliat we our treaty wjmmitments and, in Those graduate students so much needed by the students As the procession arrived out­ face In this are* Is that the Presi­ determining military escalations as side the embassy a. group of anti taking advanced studies for teaching, could easily have been dent as well as the Congress when requested by Mr. Johnson. ; „. American demonstrators hurled channelled through th* courses envisioned by Dr. Adams and passing the Tonkin Resolution in Unfortunately, the President by denouncing the Vietnam War. his Board of Trustees. 1964. prior to my entering Con­ hl* failure* and vacillations from There were some clashes before gress, wholly underestimated our time to time to refocusing hl* at- police moved In to disperse the Those close to Miss Florence Read might also attest that future involvement and the enroiy tention from military requirements anti-American group. she favored just what Dr. Thomas suggested - a medical col­ itself. to political expediency, has In some quarter* caused a black cloud bt lege for the university system. Another real problem that we Negroes in the best Interest of face In trying to achieve peace In­ defeatism which is bogging down Morris Brown College, occupying the physical dream of their organizations and this na­ volves the question of who would the spirit of our American pro- tion." we negotiate with to end this pie. - . j- these far seeing educators, has an enviable opportunity of mak­ Foundation chairman. Fred Rudge, war? It is due time that the Congres* ing the first step. was also in Atlanta for this In­ Certainly, we would be foolhardy which allowed the President to itial seminar and he said that pro­ to negotiate with Soviet Russia commit thia country to such a war, Morris Brown has inherited most of th* physical setting of gram* in the area of education, who ha* been greatly responsible should now examine our total Atlanta University. She hos mode beauty come out of the ground manpower training and motiva­ for the arms and supplies used by policy with regard to the war and where old rock quarries held forth and brought into habitation tion. are being examined for future the Viet Cong against our men with this we Should reexamine eli much old waste lands around the plant. Why should she not attention. We would be equally foolhardy our responsibilities, not opt, Hi HUMAN RESOURCES SEMINAR AT ATLANTA U- ______wiinyg wiinom runer, flflr. noz- Southeast Asia but throughout the also inherit and bring into fruition that early dream of those who Evans, Richard Denny, William Fuller, Mr, Haz- Rudge. * consultant on the to endeavor to negotiate with the A U. student representative* chat with Ellison I. ard, Charles We«t, and Fred Rudge, chairman of world. , ' forefthar?, , utilization of human resource*, Viet Cong, who have never once Hazard, president of Continental Can Com-1 the Foundation for Human Resources Develop- head* hi* own ffrm of Fred Rudge taken the Inltatlve of offering I am hopeful that once Q, Ro0- pony, third from right. They are L-R Hubert I ment, (nc.-(Photo W. A. Scott, III) a nationwide effort to assist Ne- peace objectives and apparently by lutiori 606 come* to the floor end Associate*, Inc. of Princeton, N. J. their scorning of President John­ is debated. America can once initti son's peace offers, don't Intend to be told the true story about w»r Among the J7 initial director* Furthermore. Ho Chi has indlcat- and when we can expect peada. UP FROM GEORGIA and members of the Foundation are Dr. Banford a Atwood, presi­ THOMAS JEFFERSON FLANAGAN Urges Negro To Try For Top dent of Emery U, Mr. Asa Spauld­ ing former president of North LRtl/ Makkn At The Garden Bate Carolina Mutual Life Ins. Co. Dr. II. S. Officials Favor Cleo w. Blackbum, former presi­ its Little spring maiden at the beautiful goto, dent of Jarl* Christian Colleges Positions In Business World Rev. Theodore M. Hesburg, presi­ • *' dreaming and »e«mlng- < dent of the University of Notre ATLANTA, Ga.-(BNS)- lanta University graduate school Dame. Richard Corovelle, author; 2-Price Gold System awfully glad the'* coming late Sho'* A new effort to strengthen busi­ He noted that In 1964 Contlnen- of business Thursday. March 14. Executive vice president of Na­ By JAMES L 8RODE8 - -w- ■ ■ where- fee ...... willows w.vare ...streaming, nuiy ,—- ness and public administration tai Can had only 4 Negro man- Other executives scheduled to tional Association of Manufactur­ And leaning on the rosied arm* of spring through the more effective use of agers and that the percentage in­ WASHINGTON - (UPt) - The lecture at the university this semes­ ers and Dr. William J. Trent, Jr., e There is a song she's trying to sing under-utilized Americans was an­ crease tn the future would be much There is a song she's trying to sing ter are C. W. Cook chairman of leading monetary authorities of the greater due to company training personnel office of Time. Inc.; and where the thrushes are teaming. nounced yeaterday to Atlanta Uni­ the General Foods Corporation, and United 8tates and six European programs. former president of the United versity's Dean Sage Auditorium by nations met daylong in strict sec­ Charles C. TtllinghuL Jr, presi­ Negro Cortege Fund. the newly chartered Foundation Hazard pointed out that Con­ dent of Trans-World Airlines, Inc. recy Saturday to devise a counter­ Somebody Once stood and fed the birds tinental Can had a total sale* at lor Human Resources Develop­ Dr. Harding Young, Dean of At­ attack to the siege of the dollar. ? 1 . with bread crumb* spraying- • over one billion dollar* last year ment, Die. lanta U.'s graduate school of busi­ Administration sources Indicated jL And while she novar said a mumbling word The Foundation will concentrate and rank* 47th among the nations ness and a Director of the new the American officials were back­ it* attention on individuals who top 600 firm*. During the after­ Foundation, said, 'Tm hopeful that ing a plan to let the price of gold it MjerT’ru was saying—- noon Mr. Hazard and other mem­ j,,. ,God's Utile creatures with the yellow cold feet are capable of assuming positions the management lecture visit* .be­ seek its own level on the free of responsibility in our society but ber* of hi* company conducted ing Inaugurated on our campus market, while retaining the fixed . all ye heay lodenod-come and eat seminar* for the student* and who have all too frequently been price of *35 an ounce for official will be a major step forward m faculty. a* And feoal without paying. denied thia opportunity because of transaction* between member gov­ • f i r getting more Negroes numbered race, religion, or physical handi­ Former Atlantan Whitney ______, ernment* of the International jr w— among our country's leaders in all m cap*. Young. Jr. Executive Director of I . » Far youyou pipe a hymn that the angels bring walks of life." Monetary Fund. .9 * I the National Urban Leagwe and L> ' : f The new organization's tint pro­ Buch a two price system could YrDm io• cnance Kernel, During a mornb< lecture Mr. gram, designed to better acquaint ’ one of the Foundation* five incor­ th* fofr moyflowered laps of spring Hazard said ttat about I per eent trap foreign speculator* with heavy Negro btsiness student* with the porate**. stated from New York PtH-vr m Wfh MSi vernal lease* if the price on the private l i of Continental* 48200 employees “Bill I* a rigntficant and timely opportunities opening up to them market were to drop off its own are Negroes with 111 holding ■ And there atondeth one who sweetly Walts American management, was launch action program became it begin* below 525 1 The epeniag for u* of the beoutiful gate* salaried positions. These salaried ed with a day-long visit of Ellison groe* to better underrtand the op­ ware understood to have expressed £ To that Eden otomal. _ ( _L positions Included 2 managerial veying a L Hazard, president of the Oon- portunities of a business career, some intereats in the U. A sug- Job*, a* wen at technical and fore­ and for business leader* to react ttoental Cu Ckxnpany, to the At* gertlon but also to have warned man .effectively to th* util»tton of I if&T that rewriting the rules (f

I * - MEMPHIS WOULD Saturday, March 23, 1MB 3

ip Criminal Lawyers To Meet. In Washington

BOSTON, MASS. - The top sent toe private Investigator of criminal lawyers in the country F. Lee Bailey. Mlw Terry Plant will gather m Washington, D, C. of Boston, Mass. Attractive Miss on March 22 and 23 to answer the Plaut, one of the few worn m con­ troublesome questions of how to sidered to be expert ip this field control — legally — crime in our will lecture on "{retrial investi­ gation'' ■

Berving as “legal analyst" errit projecting tutute trends In Ur ul 111- prcaccutton| and defense of the crime ju all accusedi will be Professor B James — the 25,000 • member ' Oecrge.I Jr. of the Univeratty of American Tr.al Lawyers Af-soclat- Mtohigan — one of toe nation's ion will present th ecrunlnal law foremost authorities In criminal giants at a ssm.nar in toe share- law and president of toe Amer\an ham Hotel to answer meh per­ chapter of the. International Penal plexing qusstiuns M: .L.... Law Association as well as editor Bhould police be given special <.in - chief of the “American leeway — such as wider use of Journal of Comparative Law." wire - tapping, electronic burveil- Othere among the top criminal ance, herassuig tactics - or should trial lawyers appearing as the existing judical machinery be teaching faculty for toe seminar STRIKING PRISONERS WIN CONCESSIONS Prisoners gather in the recreation yard after changed to disclose evidence of — all coluntoers — will be: F. releasing four guard hostages at Oregon State Prison in Balem. A 16 hour riot by about organized crime? Lee Bailey of Boston. Mass., whose cases and arguments be­ w 700 inmate* won major ronresstonk Including the resignation of the warden. Clarence Bhould censorship be Imposed on the news media — before and fore the U. f> Supreme hurt,have Gladden. 71. but left the iQO year-old prison » fire scarred ahamblea during a criminal trial — to in­ set a new standird for th (hand­ sure "fair trial,' of a criminal de­ ling of pretrial publicity; Jacob W. fendant? Ebrlllch of San Francisco, Calif., Is public corruption the k"y to a prolific author Whose life has BAHA'I' APPOINTEE-WILMETTE, Illinois—The U. Baha'i' Department of Community Devel­ organized crime? How much re­ been dramatised in the TV series, S. Baha'i' Community recently appointed five opment; Albert J. Porter, Little Rock, Arkansas, Will Women Become Priest "Sam Benedict"'; George T. Davis form does th epublic really want? new member* to it* National Teaching Com­ business , Philander-Smith College, and . And have Supreme Court decisions of San Francisa), Calif, interna­ mittee. The committee directs the teaching ac* Wiliam W. Allison, Atlanta, Georgia, an offi- ., endangered the public's safety by tionally known defence attorney drastically affecting police- prac­ for his cases with Caryl Chessman tivities of the Baha'i' Faith in the United States. cial of the Atlanta-Fulton County Economic tices in order to protect the crimi­ and the Kruup Family; William Four of the new members are shown above in portunity Authority.- Is Catholic Women s Quest H. Ericksoq foDenw, (Joi.; au- nally accused? discussion with Mr. Franklin Kahn (extreme Not shown is Mr. Paul L. Young, Tul*^, , tho rot the soot) to bs published ' ■ ... ' v - , ■ k,? // ? ' Realizing that the answers to “Trial of a Personal -Injury 'Acti­ right), Flagstaff, Arizona, another member of Okla., an official in the Tulsa Urban League., these questions must lie within ‘ CHESTNUT HILL, Mass.-The question of yvrfiether women may theology of toe sacrament of Holy the Committee and member of the Navajo The Baha'i' Faith is the youngest of the world'.,'; tote framework of the Constitution on; Henry B. Rotoblatt of New be ordained priest* contains the crux of the problem of the lito- Orders, In which “there has been to preserve law and order and York, N. Y. lecturer and author Tribe. religions and has its national center in Wil- a dlsproportlnate emphasis upon ofion of women in the Catholic Church today, according Io an maintain respect for our enforce­ of widely used “Handbook of Bvi- mette, Illinois. It teaches a belief in the oneness ‘ the exalted status of the priest, ra­ outspoken woman theologian. ment hureaus, ATL National! dence and Criminal Trials" and ther upon his mission to serve Left to right are Miss Magdalene Carney, of God, the oneness of religion and the one- , Criminal Law Seminar chairman, “Successful Techniques nationally In liturgical affairs, as partici­ Nashville, Tenn., a school teacher; Miss Lois ness of mankind. Baha'i's reside in over 2,000.» In her book. THE CHURCH AND paralyzing her will to freedom or Verne Lawyer of Des Moines, la- known for his successful handling pation of the laity becomes more Goebel, Winnetka, Illinois, head of the National localities in the United States. THE SECOND 8EX, to be publish­ personhood,” the disguised modern declared: of the appeal of Miranda vs. Ari- catlve equally active participation ed in the U. 8. by Harper and Row peddlers who still prepetuate the “The solutions to these troublea-. zona; James M. Rus sof Orlando, of both sexes must be insisted upon. J thia month. Dr. Mary Daly of the stereotypes concerning toe suppos­ some isues — once which have, Fla, leading Southern attorney “If laymen serve as lectors and Boston’ College theology depart- ed "'nature' of Romen. divided the law enforcement of­' and author of "Controlling Pub­ acolytes, if they preach and distri­ men‘; states that “the point is not The author sees the task of ficial from th ebench and the licity and Other Means of In­ PROFILES bute Holy Communion, then women UNITED NATION that a Jew women have the desire “exorcising the demon of sexual bar in many instances — must suring Fair Trial", and Joe C. should do the same,” Dr. Daly says. Green of Springfield, Mo., an out­ to become priests which cannot be prejudice” as one of the great be decided in the trial pits of “If one faces the problem with standing criminal and negligence go smoothly otherwise at the JQjf,- fulfilled; It Is rather that Catho- challenges of our era. The first our courts and thrsahed out in the BY UN Global Correspondent Again we 6ay to al lother Busi­ consistency, then the process of Js women by the fact of the ex- ‘winds of change" in thinking adversary system of pustice. trial lawyer and Innovator of a Brooke Co. Inc., Standard Brands. nesses and Companies which want such as th elntematlonal Cwrt eradicating discrimination must handbool of Instructions for the of Justice with H. E. 8r. w iluslon of. ALL women from such came with the adveni of Pope "It is with this understanding Inc., Fleischman Distilling Corp, to succeed In their respective include the question of women i role, are conditioned to believe John and Vatican' H "There I* a tht the ATL bar has invited every arrested person. atlonal Distributing Co. Inc. area -’"WAKE UP AND— ACT"------Jose Luis Bustamantey Rivero'-0- clergy." > that they have an Irremediably in­ development of awareness In toe attorney on the aet coast to at­ and begin National Advestising President of the Court Inter­ Renfield Importers Lts., Peerless national Labour Organization, Mfe ferior nature." Catholic consciousness that women tend the non - profit seminar at through API in our NEGRO Dr. Daly points out that many Importers. Inc., 8to. f'elin and David A. Morse - Director -Qgtl- 8t»'.ing that there is no valid are persons with rights and not tfte Shoreham Hotel to thear and NEWSPAPERS NOW as theological objection to the ordina­ who would see the appropriateness see the men who today are fash­ United Negro Co, Frankfort Distillers Co, Halrm again salute API at 310 Madison cral, International Labour Office mere instruments for toe perpetu­ • (/ tion of women, the author points of some kind of active role of wo­ ioning the changes in criminal Walker. Inc, Cnotlnental Dlstiil- Avenue in the greatest city of the ation of the species," she says. Poof and Agricultural Or$gp>>'" out that various forms of discri­ men in the Church recoil in horror law and bringing out decislqns ing Corp, The Paddington Corp, world - NEW YORK. N. Y. However, this “exorcism’ of sexual zation - Mr. Donald W. Woodward, mination against women within the when the priesthood Is mentioned. which will igict every citlrtn Charles Jgcquln et Cle. Lie, prejudice in the Church must take Colleges Let Director .... United National Edu­ Catholic Church are reflections of She contends that this is caused James B. Beam Distilling Co, The The Tewnty - second Session of place on the level* df both theory on the streets of our nation." cations. Scientific and CulturiT. a long history of antl-femlnlsm in by “a deep-seated prejudice which During the two - day teaching Alfred Har Co, Four Roses Dis­ the General Assembly of our UN and practices. Organization with Mr. Rene M4»- Catholic teaching. totally identifies women, but not program, the “faculty" of trial at­ tillers Co.. Stltzel Weller Distillery keeps the UN Profiles busy, and The author finds Inadequacies heu as Director - General .... The first .woman theologian on men. with their sexual function." torneys and law professors will Funds Now Co, Old Hickory Distilling Co., busy doing what they can about still present in toe conceptualiza­ World Health Organization -..Dl.- the faculty at the Jesuit univer­ Dr. Daly sees the very character focus practical trial experience on Glermore Distillers Co., Inc, The the war, all other crises, the vari­ tion of basic catholto dectrines, NEW YORK—The United Negro R. L. Colgney, Director, Liaison of­ sity; Dp. Daly holds a doctor of and quality of the women relation­ the application of new court deci­ Overbrook Egg Nog Corp, Park ous things that come up for dis­ including ideas about; God. "Ever College Fund has distributed $3,339,- fice, New York .... sacred theology degree and a doc­ in the the Church of the Mure at sions to controversial problems in and Tilford Distributing Co, Sea- cussion. and even now they arc see God referred to as “She’?"’ Dr. 867 to date from proceeds of its stake in the question of the ordi­ criminal cases — arrest apd in­ gram Distillers Co, Suntory, Ltd., beginning to do some thinking a- tor of. philosophy degree from the Daly asks. International Bank For rib­ 1967 campaign year, it was an­ Inc., Uuntveralty of Fribourg. Switzer­ nation of womep. vestigation. search and seizure, James M. McCunn and Co, bout a new UN building . construction and Development '• nounced today by Dr; Stephen J. Kentucky Bourbon Products, Inc., land; as well as a doctor of philo­ “The subtle condltlbnlpg effected ■There will be po genuine equ­ pre - trial publicity, ball and sen­ So for those who have written Mr. Federico Consolo as Special Wright, the Fund's president. Conred, Inc, Buckingham Corp, by the widespread oplnloh that God ality of men and women in the tencing, and the pros and cons to us that they use this colum in Representative for United NMlerit sophy degree In religion from St. The money, which will go to 33 Church as long'as qualified per­ of an accused's right to look at W. K. Buckley, Inc. Foster. Hil­ their Social Studies classes we Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indi­ is masculine, whatever -that may of the Fund's member colleges, re­ Organizations International sons are excluded from any ministry the prosecution's file. burn Co, J. H. Guild Co, Inc, shall give some insight into the Moetary Fund - Mr. Gordon jWtet ana. mean, is unlikely to engender much presents the eqivalent of $91 per Specialty Products Co, The Knox DELEGATIONS TO THE UNIT­ In an htsUrrlcal assessment of self-esteem In. woipen, or much es- by reason of their sex alone," she An Important phase of any cri­ student currently attending the1 Hams. Sp<.(a( Fi presentetjvg.to Co, and Lehn and Fink Products, ED NATIONS who truly make our the United' Nations Internal., Christian documents. ...the author, XD. for ,wom*n' f)M, po.gWt..... says. “Men have the option of be­ minal trial is the Investigation independent, predominantly Negro coming prelate or remaining lay­ Corp UN PROFILES’ list most Import-1 final' a record of contradictions Antoher theological distortion before the trial starts. To clarify colleges and universities. A third lonal Civil Ivfatlon Organization Fleetwood Co., Brown and Wil­ ant. Beginning with H. E. Mr. Mr. W. Binaghi - President oft tht " between the Christian teachings on cited is the lack of balance in the men. Women have no choice." Its importance and pinpoint the and fnal dlsbursment of last year’* liamson Tobacco Corp, Phillip Comelu Mannescu of Romania the worth of every human person steps necessary to gather evid­ contributions will be made in June. Council .... - Morris, Inc, American Tobacco and the "oppressive, misogynistic ence, the ATL 8emtnar will pre­ The money will be used by toe who is the President, we know Co, Atlas Supply Co, Goodyear Universal Postal Union - ML.'A. ideas about wdmen arising from that the Chairman of the various Tire and Rubber Co, General Tire Delegations who serve as Vice H. Ridge. Deputy Direct<#^:.'.'.' culture conditioningand con­ State Leaders Map Plans and Rubber Co., Firestone Tire World Metcorglogical OTgfcnttat- cludes that “It was not catholic Priesident must stay ready for and Rubber Co. Demert and must stay ready for service >- ion - Mr. Louis Harmantas,' Re­ ideology but “he Industrial Revo- Daughtery Inc, Posner’s Distri­ presentative .. Inter • Govern­ lutWh which led to feminine em­ For Vocational Education buting Corp, Personal Products They are the Chairmen of Au­ mental Maritime Consultative. Or­ ancipation." ' , ,' *• stralia. China. Dahomey, Domini-1 Tan Sbpics/^ Corp.. Cold Medal Hair Products. ganization with Mr. J. Roulller as “If Georgia or any other 'state high school students, and suggested can of Republic. Ecuador. France J Aocording to Dr, Daly. Catholic Inc, The Toni Co.. Pharmaco. Inc. Secretary Genera) and’lajt wishes to claim an excellenLays- that this, in part, may have con­ Iceland. Jordan. Laos, Libya, Ne­ teaching has prolonged a traditio­ Monticello Durg Co. Whitehall but surley of great importapce, tem of education, it must be a tributed to the recent social un­ pal. Nicaragua. Sudan. Union of nal view of women which at the Laba, Div of American “Home the International Atomic Energy total system designed to serve rest in that city. ovlet Socialist Republics, United same time Idealises and humiliates Products. Plough, Inc. Lever Agency - Dr. Sigvard Eklun, Direc­ everyone — the college student, the Brothers Co.. Lewis-Howe Co., E Kingdom of Great Britain and her. For example the church Fa­ Membership on the Mist’r Plan tor General .... adult, the disadvantaged, and e- T. Browne Drug Co., Lydia E. Northern Ireland, our own USA. thers. while pointing to the glorlf- Project Advisory ■ Committee is speclally those seeking occupational Pinkham Medicine Co.. The and the United Republic of All the Specialized Agenda* catlon of Mary, have a recurrent made up of leaders from educa­ training in keeping with the real School Mfg. Co.. Qodefroy Manu­ Tanzania. .. named have mere than one mem­ theme that by faith a woman tion. labor, management, communi­ needs of Georgia today and tomor­ facturing Co., Gillette Co., North Inlcnl—: 91 ber with the exception of thq.In- trancend; the limitations Imposed cations. the state legislature, busi­ row " sa’d Jack P. Nix, State Sup­ American Phillips Co.. Inc., East­ Then there are Seven Commit­ ternational Monetary Fund ; and by-her sex. “It would never occur ness organizations, financial In-^ erintendent of Schools, at the man Kodak. American Airlines tee: FIRST COMMITTEE - Mr. Wolrd Feterogloglcal Organlaat- to .the Fathers to say .(he same of stftutions and civic organizations. March 13 meeting, of the Project fahd Trans World Airlines lemail Fahmy (United Arab Re­ tlon. so we ca nlmagln tht there a man," she comments. Reccomendatlons of the Com­ Advisory Committee for the de­ public); SPECIAL POUCAL COM­ Is always plenty' of work to be mittee, which will m»et several Df. "Daly attacks the "Pedestal velopment of Georgia's new Mast­ MITTEE • H. E. Dr. Humberto done within each group; such a* times each y«ar for work seaslons, institutions to help meet basic op­ Peddlers," past and present, who er Plan for Vocational Educa­ Lopez Villamtl (Honduras); SEC­ m the WORLD HEALTH OR­ will be coordinated by a steering erating costs, and to bolster schol­ ““perpetuate woman's imprison­ tion. OND COMMITTEE - H. E. Dr GANIZATION committee of vocational educators arship and other financial aid pro­ ment on her '.-lme-honored pedestal, Jorge Pablo Fernandini Peru; More next time in our weekly Held at the Parliament House and by a project staff composed of grams for more than 20,000 needy FOURTH COMMITTEE - H E column by Global. .. 4 State Staff professionals from the students. Motor Inn in Atlanta, the Wed­ Mrs Mara Radlc (Yugoslavia'; Of the total amount distributed nesday meeting was the first ga­ Department of Education's Voca­ FOURTH COMMITTEE - H E. thering of the blue-ribbon Pro- today to Institutions In 11 South­ tional Division. Dr. George J. Jomer iSyria'; LAUNCH DELAYED jert Adv'sory Committee, charger) ern states, seven colleges and uni­ Speakers al the meeting also FIFTH COMMITTEE - Mr Harry ADELAIDE, Australia - UPI — with making definite, plans for versities In Georgia received the Included George W Mullins Btate Morris (Liberia' and SIXTH Tight budgeting March 14 forced vocational education’s direction in largest share: $558,020. Six insti­ Director of Vocational Education, COMMITTEE • H. E. Dr. Edward a 12 month delay in launching the next five years In Georgia. tutions In North Carolina obtain­ and Dr. Thomas H. Outetey. Pro- ed $482,402; four in Alabama. $385- Hambro (Norway) plans for Britain's three stage fefespr Emeritus of Industrial Edu­ Dr. .John Fulmer, Professor of 101; three In Virginia. $354,434. Then too. as well as having the Blackarrow rocket from the Woo- Economics at Georgia Tech's School cation at Georgia Tech. Four colleges in Tennessee also above named Committees there mera Test Range. The missile is . j ------, ■ I... of Industrial Management, has received SMI .200; three in Texas, are other groups that make things designed to put satellites in orbit. been selected as Protect commit­ ATI,ANTA - UPI - 8ert Her- $221,436. and two in Louisiana, tee Chairman. Addressing t h e map Talmadge. D-Ga. said March $106,106. Additional allocations Committee membership, he high- -4.. “helping- peonle help them­ went to one member college in lighted Georgia’s present vocational j selves* through education and job each of tour other states. These Your professional beautician tralAlng is toe beat method of posture and expressed the prime were: Mississippi, $83,332; Arkan­ knows the answer.;. purposes of the Master Plan. fighting poverty. “This is toe best sas. $66201; Florida. $74,210 and kind war on poverty togt can -X CAN'T BEAR TO SEE A LADY SW) 8outh Carolina. $66,388. As explained by Dr. Fulmer and bt — education,-a$ much Since Its founding in 1944. the others, the Master plan will con­ of it of you can get.. and Job JNG ON A CROWDED BUS / * United Negro College Fund has centrate planning on gms such as tratnldg, the best kind you can raised nearly $100 million In cap­ the needs add characteristics of get," talmadge told an Honors Day ital and annual operatln funds for Georgians and the Georgia econo­ program st Morri* Brown College. its member institutions. my; vocational programs and cur­ ricula; budgets and facilities ne­ cessary for a high-quality program; Is peroxide needed to obstacles -to bv overcome; organi­ zational stntdure Accessary: per­ sonnel: ancfllsry.sendees su«h as color unwanted gray hair? vocational guidance, public Infor­ mation. and special Jneeds pro­ Ji ROCXY—Talking to grams: and the special problems H»r care and beauty experts know that the first traces of *.'■ ohwide television audi- of urban eBucatk®.' Sub-commit­ hair-and even slight fading of natural color after chenMFi»> .« 'eretlrom a New York atu- tee* are attacking each problem taxing-can dull a woman's appearance and make her look OMtP > dib. the city1* Mayor John ar»a individually. than she feels. While most women hate these premature a^d^S Lincjaay aaya he hopes New Commenting on the need for vo­ effects, many are hesitant about using permanent pero»*' Jprt Qqv. Nelson Rockefell­ cational education in Georgia’s haircoloring which may change the natural hair color sK ' large urban centers, Dt. Gene Bot­ er jinll "move forward and toms, Associate State Director of coloring gray, .’0 ProfessionaHy-trained hairdressers know the importance ft t*n open candidate" Vocational Education stated that for |he;Republican presiden- for all practical purposes, voca­ their customers' preferences when unwanted gray beconae i )t**l nomtnabon ’ The mayor tional training In Metropolitan At­ problem. These experts also know that Clairol created iW ated Rockeftiler woutrf-make lanta is presently available to only permanent Loving Care*hair color lotion w/thout ptroridt, _ .‘qn'ttc.Rlibt president" a microscopically small number to color only the gray without changing the natural shade. - of high uchool students. - V * also find Loving Cara blends back color faded by cher Dr Bottoms cited Newark. N"w Jersey ss another city having lit­ processing. Because of its mildness, Loving Care mein of PARIS tle vocational training available to healthy looking hair and lasts through a month of shami Whatever a woman's reason for wanting Loving Cartfai 'A .- SWtl hair, she is always wist to consult a professional beauti IRRITATED / • * Hairdressers are equipped with a family of fine Clairol prtx x 'few® and the training to promise each patron the kweltest and EYELIDS? personalized haircoloring effects every time she visits hers Baths Um with LAVOPTlt, tbs If you dislike gray, and want no parotide, why not ask MsdWn«l Byv Wub. Sootiw sad re- beeidWan to glamorize It with Loving Cm7, a lavas sort, burniag. itchina syrlidy ssl»xs* tired sysa. Gel LAVtfPTJK. jfthsysoy Intlededriyeqr wag$l^ I r

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