Third Anniversary Of Supreme Court Decision PILGRIMAGE READ THE Thousands E NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS To Journey To Capital FIRST BY BAKER E. MORTEN IN YOUR CHICAGO — (ANP) — Thousands of Americans this week all over the country were making preparations to celebrate the third MEMPHIS WORLD anniversary of the historic U. S. Supreme Court ruling that made ¡1 unlawful for racial segregation to be practiced in the nation*® schools. - , PRICE SIX CENTS VOLUME 26, NUMBER 33 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1957 At the same time, thousands more were making ready fo go to the nation's copitol in a "Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom" to be held on May 17, the day the high court handed down the mast z momentous decision affecting Negroes that hqs been effected lit some 50 years. It 'was three, years ago on May 17 that nine Justices of tile, U. S. Supreme Court went back . nearly i’aiffl yçiujk: to an opinion of John Marshall Hallan. U. S. Supreme Court Justice, and -sonie' six years ago to a similar opinion rendered by the then Judge J. Waties War­ ing- DENOUNCE JIM CROW ■ Following. tile . opinions of these men, who earlier had denounced By Lt. G. W. Lee - Nixon Calls For segregation as unfair, tile nine tjud- W. W. GIBSON PLANS ALL-LEVEt, Isis ruled that racial segregation MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT In America's public schools be AT BEALE ELKS’LODGE Action By 26 stumped, out, "with all -deliberate ■ — speed." Late Saturday afternoon, Lt. \ Il Chief Justice Earl Warren read George W. Lee. veteran national, ||fc áw the court's celebrated opinion which state-and local Republican party Federal Agencies In part stated “We conclude that in leader, forecasted that the-current splits in. Tennessee’s ’ Young GO? ■ WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA).— the field of public education the ranks would be settled during tile The heads of the 26 principal Fed­ doctrine of separate but equal has iMay it regional ïibf ■ ‘ "J - - eral contrasting agencies have been no place. Separate educational fa­ meeting In Lou>* cilities are Inherently unequal. '.ille. asked to deny additional Govern­ Therefore, we hold that the plain­ ment contracts to contractors who pOn , hand' to? tiffs (Negro' parents)-land others - rhe regional con? ' have given “clear and convincing similarly situated for whopi the evidence" of failure to comply with I tab were GUy tu km action was brought are. by' reason, I Smith,- GOP the standard non-discrimination . of the segregation complained of..; exek clause in earlier contracts, it was deprived of the equal protection of putlve committee twTT«H disclosed-Friday. Hie laws guaranteed by the 14th | .'hairman along ^NON-DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE Amendment.'' • ivith other stat« The President’s Government Con­ THREE CONTESTANTS in the "Miss House of Sound" contest, spon­ Tims was erased a condition that hhairmen and sored- appropriately enough by the House of Sound, 340 Beale, tracts committee said that its chair­ covered a span of five years get­ man, Vice President Richard M. ting to tlie high court and Involved SYoung . RepUbBi are Shirley Joy, Mamie Washington and Armando Battle. Other Nixon, had made the request— act­ X>'"- -|^ipan BISSI,. X m 17 states, before ÑAACP special representa* contestants are Willa Lenore, Bobbie J. Crump, Murdine Lipford, I. ually somewhat of an order—as a io counsel Thurgood Marshall and a Erma J. Ray, Sarah J. Jones and Woclie Gibson. further step to end race or religious I Mw-' '«I battery of attorneys pitted together JLl. U. W. Loe The winning contestant will take part in the Grand Jubilee discrimination in thé performance their legal minds,in bringing about of Government contracts- s. -it • the decision. SPLIT LAST SAT. WEEK Parade and will receive,a $75 wardrobe. "Miss House of Sound" Mr. Nixon also asked that in de­ will be chosen V/edensdayj May 15. The '$300 television set, ■ ÍC' ;; I 674 DISTRICTS COMPLY "It was reported that the split termining the award of. contracts As the third anniversary of the flanked b ythe contestants, will be awarded Friday to the holder to businesses and industries which among the Young Republicans oc« "décision nears its registration in cured Saturday, May 4, at 'Nash« o fthe lucky ticket. The tickets on the set are being sold by have not had previous: contracts, (Phdlo Courtesy Press Scimitar) •"the/fiooks of time, som'g~674-schooj the Federal .agencies “consider ville when a six-county East' Ten­ the contestants. (Publicity) DONATES NEGRO PARK - Philantropie lumber­ Harry Pierotti (left), Mayor Edmond Orgill- (sec*- dlsilrcts In southern and border nessee and a newly organized whether the (prospective) contraet- man C .M. Gooch-(second Tram-left) and-Mrs. ^.tMes_.lLiLVe..,.fitaJjæd__or_.cgtppleted Vniing Mamphlc nrrp grnijp falnd - or has an employment record which "ond fro in rigfìr) ünd lite Gooch esr al torney-, desegregation. However, some 3,000 Gooch, last week donated 10 acres of land al ed together tcuvalk out Oi , th»* indicates, he. v)ill be able to con­ er màyÓr"cóngfóssmdn Walter Chandler, who school districts remain segregated meeting with Ted York, Knoxville,- form to. the. requirements of the Hunter and University Io the city to establish was instrumental in getting the Gooches to make and in the Deep South, progress in the 7 previous Young Republican Dead Man Found In Boxcar standard nondiscrimination clause.” a Negro-use park in the .area. Looking oVér the the donation now since it was included in the integration has been nil. State president, The clause provides that there Since the high court decree, much WAR ON MEMPHI's^.EADTiRI- 1^' shall be no discrimination against park site wftli Mr. Gooch,..owner of C. M. Gooch will. The Rev. Montgomery Winfield, president lias happened to illustrate the Im­ Identified As Ex-Memphian employees or applicants for employ­ Lumber Company here and seven sawmills in of the Hyde Park-Hollywood Civic club, lauded The walk-out took place, it wm plementation. learned, on account of Jdtmphii. ment. because of race, religion, color Mississippi Park Commission Chairman I the gift as the answer to our prayers". . . . A successful bus boycott against A dead man found in a freight or national origin. The provision segregating seating on buses' In Atty. w. K. Mbody, who‘ hai!ij»**t^ train boxcar laßt Thursday in covers upgrading, promotion,._ ap­ classified as-.leader of the. jJOoJ—? Montgomery, Alá., has peen launch­ Young Republican group here. ‘ Nashville shortly after’ . it. arrived prenticeship and ònrttìe-jòb train­ ed and completed under the leader­ from Birmingham, has been identi­ The revolters disclosed that ing and rates of pay, as well as ship of the famed Rev. .Martin dy has very few members. . : -1 fied as Maurice Williams, 68, for­ hiring. - Luther King Jr. 7"“ merly of Memphis, whose last Mi*. Nixon’s letter to the agency Violence against Negro demands lee. Expresses concern known address was Montgomery, heads cited thè progress that has for equality have been met. with Lee, who -professes that in tha « Ala. . been made in wiping out discrimi­ fidelity, love and law. Shootings, past, he< has not been tobicon- Williams was found in the box­ nation in employment in work done bombings and numerous other re­ cerned with activities of the young- - car shot in 'both legs and apparent­ Under Government contract and prisals by segregationists, have gain­ er members, has ‘‘decided’’ to' dp ly bled to death, investigators said..- stated that the committee- “believes ed nothing but a mere determined something about It. c-'’ ■ A Railway Express receipt was there should be even greater ad- found in his pocket with- the name( BY LOUIS LAUTIER f ’ stand by Negro Americans to gain MEETING WEDNESDAY, ( vances in the future." ”. full and unconditional equality, as MAY 15 Florence Williams of Memphis as Mi*. Nixon wrote thk’t where the WASHINGTON, D. C. - (NNPA) - Members of the pqvverful American citizens of first class consignee. . committee’s methods of “education, House Rules Committee who favor sending the civil rights bill Last Rites Held station W. W. Gibson LeMoyne College A check by local police and post­ conciliation, mediation and per­ professor, has announced a Repub­ al officials led to a foot square box to the House floor for debate and vote indicated last week that 50.000 IN PILGRIMAGE suasion do not bring proper results, For Mrs. Iles Sat. Some 50,000 persons are expected lican all-level leadership meetliM- .. at the local Railway Express of­ a firmer approach should be adop­ they want the prolonged hearings curbed and vote taken on a to take place on Wednesday nlght^" fice. addheslsed to Florence Wil­ to join In. a mass "prayer Pilgrimage ted." rule for House consideration of the measure. Last rites were held Saturday at for Freedom", on the White House.. May IS—time to.be announced?-« liams which had been sent from CORRECTIVE ACTION Beale Street Elk’s Lodge,. 401 St. Louis and had been unclaimed The question of the type of rule The House Rules Committee, in Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Churches, clubs, fraternities and Contracts can be awarded Ito the pastor. Father St.. Julian A numerous other civic . and cpslal Beale; ... . J. since April 22. The- box contained firms with previous records of dis­ the committee should adopt was sending a bill to the House floor, AH Ward and precinct ii-leidon a pair of overalls and several old brought up by Representative Ken­ recommends the amount, of . time Simpkins, Jr., officiating for the orders have banded togther for the crimination when the agencies con­ late Mi's. Oarmella. Iles who pass­ pilgrimage led by scores of ministers are urged to attend and (each, lead? gloves. cerned receive “satisfactory evi­ neth B. Keating. Republican, of tliat should be allotted for general _er must bring a minimum of five-- Identity was established after debate, after which the bill is read ed last Thursday at E, H. Crump I and professional persons throughout dence, that corrective • action has New York, the third witness, the. Hospital the "nation. vouiig Republicans to the event, Nashville police sent copjes.^of tile committee has heard since it began for amendment under thjp Ji-minute • ~~7' | Jjpen taken by the contractor,” the rule. - • • . -/ ‘ ... The Supreme Court, has spoken. .GfbSfo announced. dead maars fingex*prints to tlié Vice-President wrote. ' hearings on May 2. Mrs. Iles, was tile wife of Char­ FBI in Wahington. I On May 17, their word will be Cèle? The 26 principal Federal con­ Rep, .Howard Smith, of Virginia, 8UBTERFUGE AMENDMENT les R. Iles, Sr„ mother of Mrs. brated by Negro and white Ameri­ tracting agencies are the Atomic committee chairman, hatF-remarked Under that rule, bach member I Maj-jorle Iles Ulen, Charles R Iles cans over the nation. And Washing­ Energy Commission, the Agricul­ * earllei''in the hearings to Represen­ offeririg'an amendment/or rising in Jr., Leopold L.-Iles and Mrs. Paul ton will evidence the "new” Negro, Crime Spree Leads Prayer Pilgrimage ture Department, Central Intelli­ V. Collins, and sister of tative Emanuel Celler, of New York, question to an amendment, is al­ Mrs bojind in unity, purpose and dedi- To Six Charges Here gence Agency, Commerce Depart­ chairman of the House Judiciary lowed to speak for five minutes— Louise Mills of Brooklyn N. Yr\_- cation. Is Indorsed By ment, Defense Department, Federal Committee which has approved the, even if the amendment is only a Other relatives aiid friends sur- Power Commission, Federal Trade live. William B. Harris, alias Steved Mrs. Malone, Pioneer bill; that the New Yorker would be subterfuge.- to strike the last word, Bennett, of 761 Saxon, who allegedly Church Council Commission^ jG’eneral Accounting more liberal than he was last year Mr. Keatihg said he' had not Office, General Services Admini­ found anyone who knew of a rule Interment wa sni New Park Child Injured In entered Jordan Sundry. 1116 Missis, Beauty Guitarist JACKSON, Miss — The Prayer stration. and request mbre than two days ot Cemetery. Southern limerai Home sippl .locked the door, hit the wait« Pilgrimage to Washington, D. C.. debate (Continued on ltage Six) was in charge. Second Story Fall ress. Miss Johnnie Williams, on the , on May 17, was endorsed by the Government Printing Office, De­ head with a pistol, took *15 from thé Dies In Chicago partment of Health, Education and ATLANTA, GEORGIA — (SNS) National Fraternity Council ot Welfare, Housing and Home Fi­ casli register, forced her to accom* PORO PIONEER DUES — Mrs; Churches In Its annual session here A two-year-old sustained head in­ pally him home, criminally assault- nance Agency, Interior Department, juries and minor-lacerations to the Annie M. Turnbo Malone, pioneer Wednesday. Justice Department. Panama Canel ed her and kept her prisoner for iali •" in the field of Negro beauty. culture face and possibly other injuries most 12 hours before she escaped and founder-president of PORO Bishop S. L. Greene, president of Company, Labor Department, Na­ when he accidentally fell from thé and called the police. Friday. waS College, died May 10th in a Chicago the. Council announced the en­ tional Advisürycommittee for Aero­ second floor of a two^§tory housé held to the state on six charges.! * hospital, according to an announce- dorsement of 500 delegates who re­ nautics, Post Office Department, early Saturday. Harris, who pleaded guilty In City mentby Mrs. Ella R. Martin, direc-. presented 14 major denominations Railroad Retirement Board, Se­ ■ The child, Identified as Curtis Court, was held to the state on tor of PORO of Atlanta. Mrs. Ma­ from every section of the country. lective Service System, State De­ Leslie, 333 Hilliard St. N. E., Apt. charges of armed robbery, kidnap­ lone’s death culminates a legend Three-day meeting, held at Camp­ partment, Tennessee Valley Author­ 10, Wiis treated at Grady Memorial ing. criminal assault, burglary, car­ which.begun in 1900 in Metropolis, bell College and Pearl .Street A. M. ity, Treasury Department, and the hospital. .He is the son of Mr.,, and rying a pistol and larceny from the Iillnlcw. where she sought to realize E.- Church .ends today. Veterans Administration. Mr::. Leroy Leslie. person. a dream to pioneer in the field of beauty culture. She marketed her •the best in hair and skin prepara­ Universal Among Six first big product, "Wonderful. Hair tion?’- >...... Ï... ~...... Grower," that year, and within two Mrs. Malone ‘ made rapid ■ strides Insurance Firms Holding years she was operating a business in achieving success and advancing Rail Securities hi St. Louis, Missouri, where she beauty culture and today, PORO . ’later founded the first PORO Cot College of Chicago, PORO products A Memphis based insurance com­ lege. In 19CC. it was. said that the and shops all over the country are pany,. Universal Life, is among six name PORO was "synonymous with monuments to her . work. of the country’s largest Negro in- HOT SlPlRiTNG, Ark., — Mbre $300,000.00 for support of the CME urance companies holding a, total than $647,664.was reported for the colleges. of $4,322,390 84 in railroad securi-' current year when some 2.0OT de­ At the Hot.... Springs— General. ties, it was reported in the March- legates convened at Cottrell Chapel Board session, two qf schools sup­ Man Buried Alive Can Be April issue of “On The Track,” a CAME church, last week for the ported by the CME church hava publication of the United Trans­ three-day 40th annual conference fully met all requirements to re­ port Service Employees Union. of the General Boards of the CME ceive the huge gifts: Mlles college Universal holds $501,789.54 in rail church. Of that amount more than Birmingham, Ala., and Texas Col­ Reached By Phone In Grave securities, North Carolina Mutual $334,539 was on hand. lege, Tyler Texas. $3,160,005,93; ' A’fro-Aknerican Life, The Board of Education, under The following Is the sums re­ Saturday morning, Pappas received TO BE RESURRECTED $229 760.56, and Golden State Mu­ •Rev. L. Q. Brown, reported total ported at the General session here SAT. NITE AT 10 P. M. so many calls that he was forced tual Life, $226,434; Mammoth liife Wednesday: John Pappas, the daredevil who to take the receiver off the hook in rash available, of $112 403.35.. The and Chicago Metropolitan Mutual Amount was raised by the various Miles College. Birmingham, Ala­ was buried alive here Saturday order to get some rest. Assurance are also reported carry­ bama — $300.000, morning (instead of the originally A steady stream of onlookers annual conferences for the support ing appreciable railroad stocks and of Miles college, Birmingham, Ala., .—.scheduled Friday burial’) ami who dropped donations in the Beale .bonds.___...______r__. Texas College, Tyler Texas was one of the" biggest“"drawing (EluiT~City~Tiodge No.; 96)—Elks Texas College, Tyler,-Texas; Paine $300.012, ". ------— ~.Tf cards on the opening day c-f the' Christmas Cheer jar (the Elks are College, Augusta Ga.; Lane Col-' Lane College, Jaokson Tennessee Cotton Makers Jubilee midway.,, can sponsoring Pappas’ stunt ■ to raise Bishop Student Ends lege, Jackson, Tenn,; Mississippi - $194.000, ’ • Industrial College, Holly Springs, be reached by telephone and most fund for their annual yule charity flees which students may attain—"Miss Tennessee fund) for the privilege of viewing THREE WEST TENNESSEEANS^nominated at Ten­ Miss ; and Holsey Institute, Cor­ Paine College, Augusta, Georgia assuredly will not get. lonesome- Cancer Survey State" and Student Council president and vice ’ judging from the number of calls and talking .with Pappas. nessee State — Lorie~L. Phillips of Memphis dell Ga. — $130,000. -. There are four ' .CME Colleges received Saturday. MARSHALL, Texas.— A Bishop (extreme left, 2nd row); Marvin Glass, Dyers­ president. The candidates nominated-are (from One report Is Mlles College re­ Pappas whose ’coffin’ Is made As would be expected, many re­ . College student has’ completed' a burg, (extreme.left, 1st row); and Hoke Glover, left) front row—Marvin Glass, Dyersburg, Tenn.; which ’are now seeking to enlarge cently received $75X100 from a sp«C- from a caiiket shipment box boast- fused to consider the feat, any­ survey on “Cancer Knowledge of Rubin Perry, Ukiah, Calif.; Hoke Glover, Hum­ their financial plans in order to lai gift of a Birmingham financial ' thing, more than “a’ trick. ’ Bishop Students.” .He is Julius. La­ 'Humbolt (extreme right, 1st row), were among profit by the recent offer made genius which will greatly 'e$ep-Rpi ■ Ing air and toilet vents and on the ten studens nominated for fop offices at bolt, Tenn. Back row—Lorine L. Phillips, Memphis, .. 'eight Inch food chute covered' Saturday night, if all goes well. mar, a freshman from Orlando, to the colleges of the Christian- the possibility of Miles College to with glass to permit the public to Passas will be' resurrected bring­ Floridia who is majoring In biology, Tennessee State University last week. The nomi­ Tenn.; Ramona Casselle^ Williamsburg, Va.; Methodist Episcopal church. The receive otHer donations by tile, ing to an end eight, days of living R- D. Manning, an instructor In nation convention a replica of the national Sondra Morris, Chicago, III.; William B. Smith, plan of the General Board of Edu­ wealthy New York Foundation view the 'tody,' was successful in in his grave. ’ • • cation is give aid and support to .. getting his,‘coffin equipped with the Division of Scipnce, says the convention of major political parlies, where stu- ' Nashville, Tenn.; Yvonne White, Beaumont, Tex.; donors to educational institutional.' — electric lights, .radio .and a tele­ His telephone number, in case survey was started .in January as the educational efforts of the CIME "The friends and supportera ofy you .would like to call him, is JAck- part of the requirements of a ¿ourse dent partisans and independents enthusiastically I Fannie Carruthers, Nashville, Tenn.; Ira D. •colleges by giving dollar for dollar Miles College are especially proud.” phone. ’’ •' . supported their candidates for the highest of- 'I Thompson, Cleveland, Miss. Alter the telephone was Installed soij 1-1958, in biology. _____ to those plants which will raise Dr. W. A. Bell observed. MEMrHiS WORLD S Wednesday,

HAMILTON WASHINGTON MELROSE i - * * t HIGH SCHOOL NEWS HIGH SCHOOL NEWS a/ FRED GAITHERS NEWS 1 By Marcellus Jefferies By Bertha Hooks fll-Y INAUGURATES Today the limelight turns to Is­ BOOKER T. WASHINGTON comes along to investigate, ques­ 1 TYRONZA RICHMOND UPSETS 2_. Mary Jane Whitson A TTP TO ALL PROM GO-ERS 1379 Cummings Street, 7:C0 until. NEW MEMBERS rael Mlles, the 17 year son of Mr. tion those who know. They will be Admission, 15c. You are invited to HIGH SCHOOL NEWS 3- Bonnie West What is your ultimate goal for and Mrs. Israel Mlles of 1334 N- BY FRED GAITHERS friendly and helpful. Keep your ¿ STEVE TAYLOR; JAMES ESTES selecting a prom date? Does the cerne and enjoy the fun. Georgia The Manassas Chapter of the Willett'St. I HARRISON SIMS. IN STUDENT 4. Barbara Waters State-wide Hi-Y presented their STUDENTS KEEP YOUR CAR­ eyes set on the place you want as 5 Ruby Harris guy have to look like Hairy.Bela- Giles president; Mollie Harris^ re­ Israel, is an ac your own, and and you surely fonte and dance like Fred Astaire? porter and Honky Dory, advisor. ‘ .ai.'gurol, iprogram, Wedensday EER STEADILY IN SIGHT f'council election 6. Lillie Perkins ■morning in the Cora-P. Taylor Audi­ tlve participant e Cast eyes on Goal, regardless. of won’t miss It. 7 Juanita. Harris Are you planning to paint the town CRAZY NAMES IN THE NEWS the 10-4a witl The election is over, the- votes red without consideration for his L Lois “Fa-bulons’ Hoihpton torium. The club took in two new- Obstacles. Students iin secondary LONELY HEARTS ‘• have been cast, and the winner has 8. Dorothy PJarker members. Mrs. Greene be schools today look, forward stead­ 9. Darlene Kinney pocketbook? 2. Lovie “Jay’ Fam;r,8ea Ing the instructor 1. Claude Farmer been proclaimed The winner is Mr. And fellows, will your date mea­ GIRLS The club under the capable super­ ily to the place where you want to ■ Tvrqiiza Richmond He slaughtered 10. Maude Glover vision of Mr. German and Mr- Rich­ He Is an active 2 Ja Jo Bell sure up to your high "prom speci­ 1. Lois, (Fabulous) Hampton member of :h be years from now, toward the 3. Eddie Pryor ñrvví? 'Taylor by a margin of over TVRONZA RICHMOND 2. Lovie (Jay) Jacoks. , ard Banks is one of the leading caree.r you long to follow. Keep UTO. votes. Mr. James Estes Defeated fications?” Does she have to be organizations on the campus. The Library Club an 4. ' Thelma Moniague CAPTURES NO. 1 POSITION “picture pretty," and would you 3. Córrine - (Co) Turner The Ole Timer; your eyes fixed on that, no matter 5. Allvln Smith Harrison Sims lor the office of MASTERFULLY 4. Bertha (Tony) Hooks Hi-Y carries the emblem of White what obstacles appear to block it. ■vice president by a margain of over mind so terribly if she,was.an ordi­ Cross. Club. SABERS AND TEENAGERS SO­ 1. Tvronza Richmond nary girl who maybe wore-glasses? . 5 ????? In religious Ilf its not easy to look always ahead. CIAL CLUBS COMBINE TO BR­ ' 180 votes. Tile Student Council of­ • William. Phillips .p.-- BOYS MISS ALBERTA WOODLAND Circumstances arise which have ficers for next year.are as follows: •> Now, fit’s get down-to some facts', (MANASSAS) CAPTURES THE he is a membe- ING TO YOU A ROCK AND Sam,Cross and answers and see how , you rate 1. John vPorfessior; Moore of the St. Lukr unexpected influences on the best ROLL REVUE President — Tvronza Richmond 4 Samuel .Brown NUMBER ONE POSITION IN 'aid plans. Yet each must live out Vice-President — James Estes as an averagfe teenager. 2. Eugene (Carlos) Wetib THE CITY-WIDE TOP TEN Baptist Church, The fabulous Sabers and the up­ Eddie Meadows 3. James (Blue) Mann where he sings in his peculiar life span and wring as setting Teenagers combine their Secretary — Mava Shoulders 7. Jack Armour Boys like girls who are fun ..to CHICKS RATING SURVEY much happiness and success pos- Asst, Sec'y — Hártense Spillers be. with sincere and have poise, 4. Russell (Red) Purnell the Junior Choir forces to bring to you in their own 8. Eteve Taylor 5. William (Bo) Massey ; ... I. Alberta Wood- I. MILES I ible. from life’s contrarness. way a Rock and Roll Revue. Wed­ Carres, Sec’s — Bettv Johnson 9. Billy Grady noi stimulated artificial behavior Military services acts as a threat Treasurer — Olllie Richmond which the false sophisticate exhi­ CITY. WIDE TABULATION and ' (Manascus) . Upon graduation he plans to at­ nesday Nite May 22, at the Club- 10. Charles Paton GIRLS to many young men in high Chaplain '— Ann Suiters bits, however but a girl who pos­ V. Jùanîw Jonci tend Tennessee State University, Ebony. Such stars will entertain flection returns MRSGEORGIA______BUMPERS . sesses good manners whether she’s 1. Vontenia Tennione fHamilton i where He will major, in Science. school and college. This threat can you as the Quails, Tino’o, Knights, CHOSEN AS “MOTHER OF 2. Bettie Cash (Manassas; (Hamilton) On tile subject of going steady, be a mental hazard,. If one allows The Five Rubys, Montclairs, Mat­ Maroon Ticket watching a ball game or on the It to be. and can hecome an obstacle n btherTHE YEAR” dance floor. 3. Claudia Ivy (Douglass) »• -Peggy Hilliard Israel ■ --LavUu.states, "WhenWlICIl twoUWU peopleIJcUUlC' - , e . , , , . adors* Harold Conner along with Steve- Taylor 279 Mrs; Georgia Bumpers, the proud like eacmh other very much then intel’fering with one s vision of the Harrison Sims 288 While -girl are a little, bit vain 4. Marshia Caldwell (BTW) St. Augustine) Bill Harvery and his rock and roll mother of nine children was hon­ 5. Doris Green (St. A.ug.) bC.’.., I going steady is in the plan." Israel’s f,,turPfuture. Don'tnnn f cross the bridge un­ revue. All of ' this and more for "Mava Shoulders 377 (landslide) ' about their appearance and general til you come to it" is. about" the V Duckett 275 ored as the “Mother of the Year,” 6." Lois Hampton (Hamilton; •y ! steady now, is Mary Lou Wooley. the mere price of a $1.0». Make it by the.' Tri-Hi-Y Club of Melrose. ly spend hours perfecting hair 7. Beverly Coleman (BTW; Melrose) best attitude to take in this situa­ 'Bitty Johnson 359 styles and makeup, the wise girl is tion. a date and don’t be. late for the She was feted with- a chapel pro­ 8. Barbara Bailey (Manbssas) i. Maxine “The CURRENT COUPLES happenings will be there See You - iOL-dle Roclitnond 419 (landslide) gram' Friday in the gymnatorium in more concerned with the boy’s Clifford O’Neil and Sandra Hay­ Illiley Haley 303 9. Doris. Curtsy (’Melrose) 3ody” McCain of Talk about., your ambitions to there Marshia Caldwell Honky her honor. general appearance and does not 10. Barbara Jones (Melrose) nes people who understand, for this Gold Ticket rate handsomeness a "must” for (Manassas) Tonks To Number One Position In CITY-WIDE TOP CHICK SURVEY BOYS ■“Marie Bailey and George Hud­ builds a bridge which one day may This Weeks Top Ten Rating "Tyronza Richmond 398 (landslide) Lois Hampton (Hamilton) Surges cwting. His co •due. "must" be. 1. James Flemings (Hamilton) •. Eunice Trotter son- (Douglass) carry you over seemingly impos­ "James Estes 391 Into The No. 1 Position above board and he doesn’t have 2. Robert Allen (Manassas) Lester) Ureal Williams and Bettie Sue sible difficulty.. You want to be a 1. Marshia Caldwell Svble , Manns-208 i.o outshine Hoiloxwo:T: greatest 3. William Keen (BTW) O’Neil . teacher,, perhaps? Read everything 2. Beverly Coleman •Hártense Spillers 406 (landslide) I.-L-Ois Hampton (Hamilton) lovers, to be considered good date A. WOODLANd'^^^" 2. Juawice Tucker (Melrose) • 4. Fred Gaither (BTW) Bobbie Carney and Dillard Alex­ you can get hold of pertaining to 3. Maria Gordon Sandra. Iiranscomb 322 rate handsomeness a “must” fOT 5. Watler Grady (Hamilton) 8- Barbara Dona­ your field. 4. Jessie Winston 3. , Norman Tappan (Melrose) — dating. His conduct “must” be ander Rainey Davis 250 4 st. 6. Morle Blanchard (BTW) hue (St. Augustine) 5. Barbara Griffin Mary Catherine Taylor ( above board and he doesn’t have Johnnie Wright and Beatrice , It is amazing how often know­ ’Ann Suherks 373 Augustine) 7 Ralph Prater (Douglass) • 9. Jasquellne Washbum (BTW) Dickerson. 6, Jessie Holley TGI TEN COUPLES to outshine Hollywood’s greatest 10. Barbara Motley (Manassas) ledge gained In cine experience Beverly Coleman (BTW) 8. Willie Bounds (Melrose) Dorothy Jackson and uackie De­ lights the way for another. Military' 7; Gloria Nooks AROUND MEDROSE Barbara Griffin (BTW) lovers, to be considered good date 9. Leslie Armstrong (BTW) . 8. Annie Marla Watkins 1. Charitv Jeffries and Paul Bur­ material. • * • * berry service is a great, experience that Barbara Jones (Melrose) 10. Marcellus Jefferies (Melrose)' Is likely to' call out all the know­ ' 9. Mary Gaythos rows i BTWi . . Personality is the key to all date Johnnye Ghölston and Bettie Beulah Eason (Manassas) RUMORS OF HEARTBREAK SENIORS TO PRESENT Burns ledge, all the skill, all the charac­ 10. Helen Gafnes ."Lawrence Anderson and Lillie Patricia Jones (St. Augustine) locks. Though your date may look FASH-O-RAMA Perkins HOTEL ter one can muster. Keep thinking 10. Livata Glover (Melrose) like a movie star and swirl with GIRL8 The Senior Class of Manassas Janet. Rainey and Robert Doss about your ideals. Keep- seeing QUN1TON GILES SLOW WALKS , S Charlie Lee and Cenefa Jami­ LONELY HEARTS the ease of a professional dancer Hteh School is presenting “Fash- Marvin Coston and Thelma Lem­ TO GRAB THIS WEEKS NUM son (Hamilton) 1. Ira Crossley phases of it. .In life about you. BER------Anita Sigers, Willie Irby, Billy "handsome is as handsome does,” 2. Doris Tate O-Ramafi Monday nieht, Mav 20 mons ‘ Grasp • every - .opportunity ONE RATING 4. Sam Cross and Barbara Flowers and too late you may find out that I that 1. Quniton Giles 5. Norvin Perkins and Agustine Haley, Charles Isabel, David Wil­ 3. Theresa Gates 1957 in the Cora P. Taylor Audi­ liams. he l a square. Girls who have a torium. This show promises to be the 2. Tom McGhee Kiner 4. Erma Carroll 3. William Keen ■ 6. Maurice Davis and Carolyn Pur- HONKY TONK WITH THE wide awake mind and a sense of 5. Inez Evans best ever presented in . the history SOPHOMORES humor are fun to be with. of the school. There were will-be 4. David Williams dyy (Manassasi BOYS 5. Bennie Neal T, Bertha Marr and Waldo Frazier May I extend my congratulations The 64.00 question is, how do 1. Lester Lee fashions with organ preludes. Ad­ ASSIGNMENT: to, the' following sophomores who you rate date-wise for the. proms mission $1.00. Evander “Sneak" 6. Morle Blanchard 8. Jackie Joy and Palmer Mosby 2. William Dortch Ford is class president. 7. Robert Rogers ■ (Manassas; were successful in the recent stu­ and on-coming social events. Now 3. Joe Johnson dent Council election. You have is the time to chalk up ail your ’8. Charles Lomax ”. Ann Fouche’ and Zola Burse 4. Freddie ???? 9. .____ _ 10. Charles Oliver and Jackie conquered only one of the obstacles good -points, strengthen the weak 5. John ???? LeMOYNE Charlie Wilson that you must facecy^.your road tp MISS JUAWICE “DEB” TUCKER 10. Jewel Brown Briggs- ones and discard the _bad ones. TEN SURVEY TO BE HONORED AT SHEIKS knowledge, Keep the"tïîe^good . ,wpr,k^ú¿( ï. HOT WIRE TOP nONOllABLE MENTION and, your..... reward______1 await^._____ “'du t BOYS THIRD ANNUAL LOVE BANDITS rd Griffin and Angelo 1. Walter Grady "SWEETHEART BALL’ — -Dave Young and Carol Ann Willis end of the trail. Theyaite: James Reid-'(BTW? _ 1. Willie Cooper Estes, Mava Shoulders^ 2. James Flemings The members of the Sheiku Social 2. Willie Reser 1 ¿ BON TfHiS PREPARING FOR ---2. -William .Massey and Eumlce 3. Lorenzo Hubbert Club are presenting their Third 3. Roy Sotwel] “ rnglR 'ANNIVERSARY son, Obdie Ri.chm.onU, and Anri Dunn (Melrose)^.,...—- Suttles. MSy “ I also- congratulate 3. Marvie- Clark and 'Hèrfry<Çodp- BY MELV1N GREËR 4-A^sjje Armstrong ^..t^asgJ^usí'BeíííousdrS-Boii'Toñs., Hartense Spillers (Freshman) •Î nite, June 9. at Currie’s Club Trop- aré:...! now___ I...in. the process of preparing!^. -fter voctory in the election. She er iMelrose) 7. James Stewart icanna. Club sweetheart, Juawice TRI-ANGLE OF LOVE for their • Annual'Anniversary.A-»->»-> 11 o 1 • Ánninnrcart) The'InP . . . . _ . . 4. Roy isabel and ??? 8. Millard Winters'and Tucker will be center atteaction. Tlie Mary. Gaythos, Bonnie. Wilson, was running for the office of Asst 5. Gladys Newson and Earl Craw­ "VELTCNES” and .BEN 'BRQNCH Bardeen Woods ¿place is Currie’s Club Tropicana, secretary and won It by a land­ Kermit Stepter JAMERSON SWAMPS BISHOP IN ELECTION the time is 9-1 and the admission 406 ford 9. Walter Stephens wlii furnish the sounds for the eve­ pYi^rr-TAOl,GH ANNIVERSARY slide. She received a total of 6. Elois Swangan and Sylvester ning. Admission $1.00. Willife Jomes Jamerson literally, crushed James^ Joseph Bishop ir. one Invitation. This will .be the votes. 10. Richard Jones * • ♦ * • CLLBT Y SABERS SOCIAL biggest anniversary, in the- club’s 1 Jones (Manassas) in Friday’s Student Coun’cil election to walk .off with the Council’ JAMES ESTES TAKES NO. 7. Claudette JIarrison and Her­ GIRLS 1957 FROM SCHEDULE history So I hope to see ydu there. POSITION IN SOPHOMORE 1. Vontennia Tennione presidential seat. The Johnny-come-latedy junior received more Anniversary time U Just around Dor’t forsrét this big event for It is man Taylor May 16—Douglass, Currie’s Club the corner; invitations will be mall- —sun? to tv-.) t!:c I'ev!. There are only CLASS 8. Gloria Grose and John Jones 2. Lois Hampton Tropicanna than twice thé number of votes that Bishop amassed, a surprise 1. James Estes S. Woody Junior and Johnny Har­ 3. Emma Mhoon to the LeMoyne Student Body. q.hJ,rt next. week’ S0 « you are a' 20 Bon Tons’ whicli means ■ if you May 23—Hamilton, Currie’s Club Sabéis rooter you all know we get an invitation well’ “I guess you 2. William Jackson • ris (LeMoyne) » 4. Maxine Shipp Tropicanna . Bishop, present vice president of many implications, and I wish these 3. Larnell Cheers 10. John Hooks and Rose Wha- 5. Minnie Dailey May 24—B.T.Y.; Gymnasium tlie Council who apparently commit­ new officers success ...... We are are square shooters so watch the know what’s happening”. Meet me 6. Sara. Murrell mail man. there by all means, -won’t you? 4. ' Bepard Wilson lum May 31—Manassas Gymnasium ted political suicide by closing the indebted to a great extent by the THE LESLAUETTAS SOCIAL 7. Bernie Hightower Rec Hall about a month ago, stated SUSPECTS OF THE WEEK JIVING WITH THE JUNIORS 5. Charlie Lee May 31—Mteirose, Currie’s Club interest exhibited by the Fresh­ Yours. Truly To Play Role of MC CLUB 8. Nettie Carr Tropicanna. “evidently the better man won" man Class, an interest which was Dorothy Brown and Charlie Wil- Ati "Mammoth Talent Scout 6. George McNeil The Leslauettas Social Club is 9. Evelyn Green when he learned of his defeat. Bish­ spearheaded by Melvin. Greer, Ben­ son Sarita Brown and Program” Tonight (Tuesday) , 7. ' Ivano' Dillard . giving a dance Friday night at 10. Winnora Reddick op had been with the Council for jamin Poindexter and Frank Lock­ ¿ .rLeilJ!?afv

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.V < second graduation exercises were « of Divinity degree from the Obér- announced today by president Levi 11 ngraduate school of Theology. «» Watkins. I Mr. Ball has been superintendent 1 of the Memphis Rev. Charles L Dinkins, of Nash­ City School Sys­ Bi JEWEL GENTRY ville, will deliver the Baccalaureate tem since 1036. sermon Sunday, Muy 26, at 4 p He became af­ MRS. ELLEN CALLIAN WAS ■Mrs. Leland and Mrs. W. O. ney Smith can t o Rubin Perry of Ukiah. Calif Seminary. She is now instructor at agipture the top sCUdcnt office at carried a two-vote lead over Lor- Bethieheiti, Center. She is the wife attending the annual -meeting of \ Mrs.. Irene. Cotton, President. of the R-ev. H. H. Jones, District Touch of Genie-us the Homer Phillips .Interns in St. Mrs. Margaret Nook. Secretary7-- ^Tennessee State last' week; an Ala­ nie Phillips of Memphis. 'I’enn., to baman carried second, and a Texan win the Student. Council presi­ Superintendent of the Memphis Dis­ Lnuis Aast week ^Mt:ss Tennessee Plate. ’ PHONE JA, 6-5466 early this year. Mrs. Speight spent much of her time with Mrs. Sid- This marked the second straight year that the highest campus h?n- or for the fairer sex has gone to a “Who Says You Need Costly Shots Texan. A spirited nomination coyvciiz To Relieve 'Hot Flashes’ And tion. a replica of Hie liaMpltoT | — ventions of major political'parties, Irritation From Change-Of-Life? had harrowed the fieid of hope­ fuls to ten. The winning three Mra. A. M.» Watonga, Okla., add«, “Middle age juniors were., elected following a r- GflortiDtted bv was torture. Had costly »hot* 3 times a week three-dav session of campaigning, Good Htrasokupt but got no relief. Then took Pinkham’» Tablet». which had been streamlined by They brought me new happine»», comfort 1” the Student Election Commission made up of some 40 political science Sciencei offers women new freedom medicines ... acts directly on the majors. Salads magically come, ' from much of the misery of cause of these troubles .•works r- "alive" with new flavor in­ change-of-life,’ thanks to.an through a woman’s sympathetic Nominees other than the win­ terest ’when you add won­ amazing new tablet developed espe­ nervous system to relieve tense ners were: Lormc E. Phillips ci cially to felleve these functionally- . feelings and physical distress that derful Wish-Bone! Try it . bring unhappiness to so many. Memhis, Tenn., and Ira D. Thomp­ caused discomforts. Doctors1-re-) now! , 4i ported sensational results using Clinical tests prove this. son, Cleveland, Miss, for the presi­ this remarkable home treatment Now this amazing formula is dency. Miss Fannie Carruthers, alone...and no costly injections! at drugstores without prescription. NaahviUe; Hoke Glover, Hum- Ask for. "Lydia Pinkham’s Tab­ , boldt, Tenn., Marvin Glass, Dyers­ Relief for 8 out of 10 Teited! lets”. Don’t let change-of-life rob burg, Tenn., for the vice-presi-' WISH-BONE Irritability, tortured nerves were ydu of joy! Get handy Pinkham’s .RELAXED — Just sunning and enjoying the first breath of mimed Dizziness relieved. Awful Tablets. Contain blood-building .dency. Miss Sondra Morris ChL hot flashes subsided. Here’s why. . iron. See how fast you can feel spring, lovely Neva Johnson, a ¿ophomore at ^Mississippi Voca­■ cago, Ill.', and MLss Ramona Cas- ITALIAN DRESSING Unlike aspirin and such' general your, happy self again—v^ithout tional'College-shows how she plans IO spend her Saturday after­• selle, Williamsburg, Va., for 'MUs , 'b- . Surpose” remedies, this new tablet costly shots! (Also liquid Lydia E. Wish-Bone French Dressing Wish-Bone Russian Prettin»' i a unique ccwnbin^ition of special ■ Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.), noons this, spring.- . Tennesee State?’ ” a MEMPHIS WORLD « Wednesday, May -13 Southern Senators Pledge Miss. NAACP Refutes To Block Civil Rights Belafonte Movie A 20th Century Fox spokesman BY ROSE McKEE said Thursday he was extremely • -z.fCommunist • Implication WASHINGTON, D. C. — (INS) — Legislation to protect voting “surprised” that some soilthern " -JACKSON.* MISS.—(A -N- An democracy for all peopled and nol i rights of Negroes and create a Presidential commission to investi­ theatre owners have decided not to implication that the NAACP is in­ one particular race or group.” the exhibit a new picture featuring fluenced by Communists, made by a NAACP statement declared. “It is gate Civil Rights offenses is siili in the committee stage in both Harry Eelafonte. resident of New Orleans in a speech for that purpose and that, purpose House and Senato. Although Senate leaders said early in the Paul Wilson, Southern District here, has been .vigorously’refuted alone, that we will continue to ex­ session that ths bill would come to a vote this year, this is now manager of the movie, corporation by officials of-the Mississippi State pose those who. infringe upon the questionable because of the long delay. question a move by theatre owners • NAACP. \ rights of our people and who deny of North and South Carolina to us the equal protection of the law.’’ avoid- booking the stili unreleased , Two ¿southern Senators called the ■bring suits under it to by-pass state picture, “Island In The Suri. ’ A statement issued on May 8 by Further. •’ the statement said. • “it administration’s civil rights bill un­ laws that permit-union hops. . .’the-NAACP. state organization at- is unbelievable that American peo­ . to rob other . -Americans of civil ■The movie owners say they have . tributed such an /‘inference” to Hu­ ple of goodwill and the forces- of. constitutional, drastic, indefensible, decided not to show the film ^be­ bert Badeaux of’New Oi lcans, in a democracy will continue to allow and insulting today and said they Ervin declared that “if this bill win do. anything to-block it. -.- rights equally as precious.” cause of an alleged ‘‘romance angle ’ recent speech before a Joint meet­ bigoted men to. equate the aspira­ is not . unconstitutional then our between Belafonte, a Negro, and ing.of the American Legion and the tions of freedom-loving Americans Sens. Olin D. Johnston (D) S C. Joan Fontaine. Wilson/said “no­ White • Citizens Council• with the ungodly ideology of com? and Sam J. Ervin . (D) N. C.v de­ convJtitution -has' become . a rope body in the states have seen the ’“The NAACP is interested in full munism.” ’ clared in a minority report that-The of sand.” Both lie and Johnston prints of the. film. T’he prints are bill is proposed at a time “when declined to say when they thought, still in Europe.’ He added: never-ending agitation on racial it might come out of the Senate ! "I’m surprised a controversy has subjects by .both designing and in-' Judiciary Committee. Tn referring to developed when to my knowledge ¿Ford Foundation Grants . cere men inpairs our national sani- it as “loaded legal dice”, Ervin the theatre owners have .not even ty.” ‘ - made it clear he would do nothing, seen. the. picture:’. Johnton aid at a joint new con­ to hasten committee action. ference the. two of .them would ' “vote to put almost anything in In their 'report, the two south- $234,916 To Report. Unit the- bill to kill it — anything we erners declared that the only rea­ NASHVILIiEJ.-Tenn. — Southern board of editors and educa tore, and- can do to kill the bill will be , a son advanced by' supporters of the Education Reporting Service has U.s headquarters are- located in IN CHAPEL—Dr. S. M. Nabrit, second from left, || ville's president; Dr. William McArthur, head of service to the country.- bill is'“an insulting and insupport­ Youths Back With Nashville's university center. president, Texas Southern University, spoke on , 1 the Science Division' both biology majors under Ervin said he will support. the able indictment of a whole people.” announced a' two-year extension of the | right-to-work amendment, opposed They accused supporters of saying Frank Ahlgren. editor of "Science In A Liberal Arts College’ 'in Knoxville . Dr. Nabrit al Morehouse College, and Dr. Lee its work under a grant of $234,916 Memphis Commercial Appeal and by, many supporters of the bill. that pouthem jurors cannot be from the Fund . for the Advance­ chairman b.f the SERS board, made College's May. 1 chapel service. His platform | L.'Campbell, Dean of Instruction, But he said he thought the pro­ trusted to try civil rights cases, and Parents Following ment-'of Education, an independent the announcement here.. Thomas- R .hosts, from left, ore Dr. James A. Colston, Knox- _ posed legislation would be so broad that is the reason for the injunc­ tion provision. ■ rr agency estbalished by the Ford Waring, editor of the Charleston that the Attorney General could (SC./News and Courier, is vice Foundation. The grant is effective , chairman. The executive director is "Rebel Episode July 1. Don. Shoemaker,, former North Wades Gain Clear Title ■ HAVANA— (INSf— Two of three Carolina newspaperman. Minister Plans American youths who went off to , . Since September, 1954. the Re­ "OUTSTANDING JOB SEEING and SAYING join the Cuban Rebels nearly three porting Service has-published South Ahlgren also announced two ad­ To Bombed Louisville Home BY WILLIAM A. FOWLKES months ago came out of the moun­ ern School News, a monthly paper diteli^ to the board of directors - 220-Mile Walk Managing Editor — Atlanta Daily World tains Thursday and rejoined their which describes developments in- They are Dr. Luther H. Foster, parents. the . 17-state area affected by the LOIIISVÏLLE, Ky. — Mr. aha The bank and thé builder sued to jjresident-„of Tuskegee Institute in foreclose on a, technicality soon after The .boys. Victor J. Buelman 1954 Supreme Court ruling on school Alabama, and Bert Struby. editor” Mrs.-Andrew E. Wade IV have gain- 17, and Michael L. Garvey, 15, sons segregation SEAS is directed by a c'cl clear title to ■ their dynamited a white.couple. Carl and Anne Bra- ■ of the Macon (Gà.) Telegraph. home in suburban Shively after a den.’ 'transferred " ’ the house to the Cones From Georgia Pines... of Navy men at the Guantanamo NEW YORK—'INS'—A 21-year- struggle, that lasted three years and Wades in May, 1954. The Bradens ATLANTA does the darnedest things! Naval Base, appeared to be in good old preacher ywill walk the 220 miles caused._____ concern_____...... to people ..all over had -bought-, the house from the hcaltli. They s;dti they were happy In last Wednesday's primary and city-wide voting, Negro qatT to be home again.. from Jersey City, N. J., to Wash­ the world. They said the house will builder at the Wades’, request, after white voters joined hands to re-elect a Negro to the School Board Success Comes With Doing ington next week as part of a be repaired immediately. : the Negro .family ...... was . unable’u’~ to They said their companion, "prayer Pilgrimage" against • racial The Wades, who are Negroes, had make the purchase. The house was and, at the same time, to send into a run-off a Charles E. Ryan. Jr, 20. who left discrimination. .been unable to repair the damaged 60 per cent destroyed by a dynamite Negro for the city aldermanic board. The votes with them last February 17. de­ The Rev. Millon Perry, pastor of property, because money to do the. bomb in June, 1954, and has lain in cided to remain with the Rebels in Duty", Insurance Man Says these gentlemen received came from all over the the mountains of Oriente Province. the Deliverance'Temple Church in work was held up by lawsuits over' ruins ever since. An insurance com- city, indicating that there is more good will per Jersey City, announced his plans two mortgages on the house. They • pany paid $5,800 to restore the pro- The boys were accompanied to BY GEORGE M. COLEMAN square foot in Atlanta than some persons would Santiago, in Southeastern Cuba, ATLANTA. GEORGIA — fSNS)- today during a News Conference were unable to get new mortgages '; perty, but Circuit Court held the held at Freedom House. because of severe damage to the I money pending outcome of the have advertised. - . • by Robert Taber, a reporter for the The answer, to overcoming obstacles ¡s "within you," and home, which is in a segregated neigh . mortgage suits. Columbia . broadcasting system, He said lie will leave for the Capi­ I am proud of Atlanta and her progressive. success comes only with '.'doing your duly," Atlanta insurance tol Sunday, immediately after a borhood. Meantime, the Bradens and five Taber it was understood, had beéri men wore, fondly advised Saturday as they prepared to launch mass meeting at- his church called . The problem was solved when Mr. other white supporters of the Wades Ways. She does the darnedest things! She will visiting the Rebel retreat for more as a preliminary to the giant rally | and Mrs. David. Simonson, Chicago, were indicted by the county grand continue to grow. There is-no limit to h(?r bounds. than two weeks. • a drive during the 23rd anniversary of National' insurance Week. from scheduled to take »lace at the Lin-1| loaned the Wades $12,326 to pay off jury on a variety • bf criminal charg­ -0- The youngsters, were flown es, including advocating sedition. Santiago to Havana, where they The wringing challenge to ‘ over-' which he said was obtained only coin Memorial in Washington May ¡.theI old mortgages, accumulated in- LIBERAL CONGRESSMEN are having trouble come opposition was flung to agents through doing one's duty, which in 17. : terest; and court costs. The court Braden was given 15 years in prison checked in at the U. S. Embassy by Aaron Day. Assistant Secretary,- its stead would bring happiness. costs resulted from suits filed by on that charge. His conviction was trying to pass Civil Rights .bills in Washington. Wm. Fowlkes and were immediately returned to of the North Carolina Mutual Life Day labelled drives as the basis This- is the third anniversary of South End Federal SavingsJ and reversed last summer after he had Most of the trouble stems from representatives of areas where their parents. . Insurance' Company* with such vi­ for.business success, declaring that thé Supreme Court decision banning Loan Association ahd James I. Rone served 8 months behind bars. Two the minority cannot or will not vote, for or against them. It is as A spokesman said arrangements racial segregation in the public of the others spent 5 and 6 months for the return of the youngsters brant effect it brought listeners to although new methods are being ex­ builder of the house, to foreclose simple as that — they and their rights under the Constitution are their feet with a ringing ovation. schools. Some 50,000 persons from on the mortgages. in jail before all charges were drop­ were made with the Rebel com­ plored -‘I haven’t discovered a bet­ disrespected. Mr. Day was like this. A neat lithe ter way.yet” all over the U. s. are expected to The Simonsons said in describing ped without trial last November. All mand. man, apparently possessing a glow He declared. "Our companies have attend the meeting, which is spon­ their role in the settlement: “We those involved were fired from their . There is but one answer above all others. The ballot and of inner peace and content. Easily sored bv the •‘prayer Pilgrimage for first read about the'Wade case while jobs. its wise usage. Mastery of this will bring the addition of all a drop of 130,000 in factory employ- ' been built through setting goals, aud­ freedom.” crediting God wixh the success he its our duty to cooperate whole­ living in Paris, France. Shortly after Settlement of the long dispute was "rights." ment, including plants which pro­ our return to the United States last announced by the co-chairmen of had achieved. Able to continue smil­ heartedly and fully with these pro­ Officials of the Pilgrimage said -0- duce automobiles, refrigerators, ing in a most friendly fashion as he grams” they are making plans with local year, we heard Mr. Wade made an the Wade Defense Committee — home laundry equipment and radio impressed his audience with his own i police and Red Cross chapters toj eppeal for aid on a radio program Dr. M. M. D. Perdue, pastor of Em­ THIS is National Negro Insurance Week. That means that and television sets. victory over obstacles; brilliantly I The speaker told agents they had take care of Perry on his trip to( sponsored by the United Automobile manuel Baptist Church here* and made contracts and agreements to ; the largest group of Negro business enterprise is receiving well The departments said the average able to quote profound philosophies Washington along u. S. route 1. Workers and conducted by Guy Rt. Rev. C. Ewbank Tucker, 'presid­ , deserved recognition and re-emphasis, work week dropped 12 minutes be­ do their best when becoming mem­ . -Nunn. ' ing bishop of the Tenth Episcopal of the old poetry masters to fit e£ch From an humbte start, around the turn of thè century, when low the 40-hour average in March idea as he touched upon it. bers of their respective businesses-. “We'decided then that we would District of AME Zion Church. with a corresponding decHln«e of “Its our duty to do it.” he declar­ help in whatever way we could. Bishop. Tucker, who is also an at­ I long established and m.ajor companies were refusing to insure He was addressing a meeting ofr ed. 41 cents in average weekly earnings When we learned recently that the torney. represented the Wades, the ¡“Negroes as bad risks or charging discriminatory fees, Negro in­ of factory ' production workers. P AN.G.A., an organization formed He described duty as a ‘'force cif court had ordered, full payment of I Bradens, and others -in civil1 and through mutual interests by Negro Program To Build surance protection has grown tremendously. Our largest compan­ Weekly earnings in April, however, moral gravitation that channels out the mortgages on the bombed prop­ ! criminal proceedings growing out of were $2.80 more than a year ago. •insurance firms in Atlanta and the way that life must pass.” and erty. we offered to loan the Wades I the house purchase. Conrad J. Lynn ies rank high in the national insurance picture. And, because . spelling the following firms: declared it is through the “neces­ the money. We.fe.lt they had a right [■New York civil liberties attorney, of the integrity of the operators and the state laws which, without Pilgrim, Atlanta Life, North Caro- * sity and will of God life has its pre­ to the property. We also thought it i was associated with Bishop Tucker Una Mutual. Guarantee and Afro' More Classrooms discrimination, surround the operation of all insurance com­ destined changes.” based bn duty. . was a crime to let the house ■ sit in fighting the mprtgage suits. They panies, it is safe to make this conclusion: American Insurance companies. [ “Doing your duty brings. happi­ ahd rot, while the money to repair were among 19 attorneys employed D. C. Man Seeks The idea, given its title 23 years ness," Day said and inferred that it. was held up by the dispute over by the defendants in various phases Nobody's "ice is colder" than the insurance "ice" which cart ago- by- the late Jack Johnson, of the salesman meeting success is Given Approval ownership." of the case. ' be bought through Negro companies. Council-pressured citizens, the Pilgrim company, has function­ not the one who grumbles.” take note! ' - * I Ô ed for the betterment of all con­ He added a “man is happiest BY KENNETH WEISS Alliance Posi cerned since inception. WASHINGTON. — en to young in$ hair easily.-. So natural A doctor’s formula for minor cuts, The stand on Red China was a Matthey told police that his wife looking no one will guess the secret of your The meeting brought expressions building projects. ' people who yield to God's call and Favor integration disappeared after, he had left her ■ beautiful hair! Will not .rub or wash off. Re- | bums. Buy Extra >-» of .preparedness from representa­ Welfare secretary Marion Folsom who wish. to. serve full time as. reiteration of the NCCM’s view that touch only as necessary. Follow ihnple.flljt*.' StrcTFgth Zemo for vPTflli H •pastors. teachers.- missionaries, CINCINNATI— (INS)—The Na- the u, S. government should stand hear a bath, house in Hot Springs. trated instructions. Money back guirantte. i •.stubborn, ca^es,;- AJ vAAAax tives of local firms; R. L. Martin. said he was pleased that the Coni­ He said that, earlier she had com­ Only 75c plus’tax at druggists eveyyhqte, < Aito American; A.^B- Gain.es, - Àt-j mi t-t-ee apprwed what he called writers, physicians, nuf’scs, chap­ LiOnal Council ■ of Catholic' Mcn firm in opposing the seating of the ;”a good bill.” lains. op in other related fjekls. Saturday pawed resolutions favor­ Communist satellite in the United plained of pains in her head but R|Ar|( STRANDI JET BtACK-BLACX appeared to be quite normal when I JinnnuW DARK BROWM , . The . measure divides 300 million . to give guidance to young1I ing integration and urging the with* Nations- PRODUCTS CO. MEDIUM BR0W1 he last saw her. 111 Sa. ClIatM, Cbicap i, (fl. > Ufijn dollars among the states during people in their preparation for each of the next five years to help Christian service. What is a theo­ them construct classrooms. The logical education? How long does WHY SUFFER states ’ will have to amateli each it take in preparation? What is a scholarship assistance. * What does dollar of federal money they re­ I ceive. % it cost to get, a theological educa­ ITCHING tion? what assistance can be had in lanta Life: Otis Turner. Guaranty: STINGING Life: Edward Clemons, North Caro-1 Brand New iina Mutual and A. B. Blanch. Pil-, Blue-Steel , grim, .22 cal. Blank Cart­ j ' fULn ridge German Auto­ ' Others on - program wore C. 'A. I matic Cllhload Brown and F. V. Brooks W. C. 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Lane College'Grid •’ Wednesday, Ma Schedule Announced BIVINS, JEFF AND RODRIQUES The 1957 football schedule for thé Lane College Dragons has been re­ leased by thé Athletic Director, James A. Cooke. The Dragons last season won only BY E. NATHAN WILLIAMS three of their scheduled games, but in each gairie the Dragons showed Florida A. & M. University defied yesterday's intermittent their poteritial greatness. “It was showers to win the 20th annual SIAC track and field meet held only for the lack of a strong reserve at Atlanta University Athletic Field with a total'of 46 points. BY SAM BROWN that the Dragons did not win each game,” said coach Cooke. In almost The FAMU tracksters, sparked by TWO MILE RUN—1. Gilbert every instance the Dragons were Wilbur Young who led the field with (Florida A&M); 2. Goodson (More­ . fAfter the first month of play in According to à story iri the defeated in the closing minutes of 11 points, dethroned the defending house) 3. Todd (Alabama State); the major leagues, the predictions Sporting News Bin Louis. 32-year- the game. conference champions, Xavier, who 4. Brown (Alabama A&M) TIME: of the experts are true to form old Negro umpire who Is a gradu­ Coach Cooke stated that he Was | earned 33 markers for second place, 10:35.5 with their selections playing it as ate of the Carolinas’ Baseball and expecting to have a much stronger and went on to gain their fourth 220-YARD HURDLES—1. Rodri­ expected. The New Yolk Yankees Umpire School, is seeking a place and larger squad next season, for SIAC victory since 1938. gues (South Carolina State); 2. in the American League appear to on a minor league staff this sea­ already he has received notices' that South Carolina State copped a Ringgold (Florida A&M); 3. Wilson be the class of the junior' circuit, son. some of the top players from many third place berth with 22 points, (Xavier); 4. Thomas (Florida A&Mj -although we still are going along In a letter to the editor of the of the schools iri Tennessee and oth­ and Morris Brown was fourth with TIME: 0:24.9 with the Chicago White Sox. ' News, Louis who resides In Nor­ er states will report in September s.úí -ie.. -y® 13 points. ONE MILE RELAY—1 Xavier: 2. In the National, the three teams folk, Va„ says .he, wants only a for Fall Practice. . The victors took only three first Alabama State;. 3. South Carolina mentioned most as pennant win­ chance to show hls abllity. He adds,' Tire Dragons are scheduled to play places out of 15 .events but manag­ State; 4. Morris Brown, TIME: 3: ners te Milwaukee Braves, Brook­ "I am eager to make umpiring my five games at home and three games ed -to score on 14 differences occas- 28.1 lyn ¡Dodgers and the Cincinnati profession. I was so Interested In away. The home games are: Sep­ sions. There were three double win­ SHOT . PUT—1. Young ^Florida Redlegs are holding their own, and becoming an umpire that I quit tember 21st-Daniel Payne; Septem­ ners In meet. Lloyd Jeff of Xavier A&M); 2. ______McKennon \, (Florida___ _ showing that perhaps, the experts my job as . a policeman to attend ber 28th — Alabama A. & M. Col­ won the mile run and the 880-yard A&M); 3. Hunter (Fort Valley Col­ had the right slant on their crystal umpiring school thinking I would lege; October 5th — Mississippi In­ run; Andrew Rodrigues- of South lege); 4. Holly (Tuskegee). DIS­ balls. As for us, the Redlegs ap­ be given a chance tn the game I dustrial College; November 2nd Carolina State won both 120 and' TANCE: 44’ 3 1-8" pear to be the team to beat in the love so well. At present, I am keep­ Home Coming with Fisk University; stssiWÌHi s 20-ynrd hurdles. HIGH JUMP—1. Jackson (Bene- ’ senior circuit. Tlie world series Is ing In condition by umpii ing high and November 9th — Pliilander- YOUNG SCORES 11 POINTS diet); 2. Tie Alfred (Alabariia still a long ways off but It still school games here. Smith College. Young of FAMU. In piling up 11 A&M), Young (Florida A&M), could be the White Sox versus the “The Carolinas School in Mald­ All home games are to be played points, took first place In the shot Green (Clark). Height: 6’ Redlegs. en, N. C, treated me royally and at Rothrock Stadium at 8:00 P. M. put, third in the 120-yard low hurd­ POLE VAULT-1. Meritt (Florida From time to time we get re­ no form of discrimination was with the exception of the homecom­ BEGINNING OF SIAC MEET — Here's the first J. the Atlanta University . runway. The meet will les, third In the high Jump and A&M); 2. Denmark (Florida A&M): quests for inforination on former shown me at any time. Instructors ing game which will be played at heat of the 440 yards run, which got the annual third In- the discus throw. Other 3. Phillips (Morehouse); 4. (Tie) 2:00 at Rothrock Stadium. climax today with finals in all events scheduled. major league players and just the Included Aaron Robinson, former SIAC Track and Field Meet underway Friday at — (Perry's Photo) first placers from the “Sunshine" Mercer (Morehouse). Hardee other day such a request asked Yankee catcher; Jim Poole, form­ The Dragons will play: Alabama state were Gilbert In the two mile (Clark). Height: 11’ 6" State in Birmingham on October about Curt Roberts, former Pitts­ er first baseman of the Philadel­ vices rendered baseball in this com­ run and Meritt In the pole vault JAVELIN THROW—-1. Carlton phia A’s. Jake Early, former Wash­ 11th.; Rust College in Holly Springs SUMMARY (Clark); 2. Ellebree (Fort Valley burgh player, Monte Uvln, Luke Mississippi on October ,19th; and munity... Easter and Sam Jethro. Irvin had ington catcher, and John L. Sher­ Elmer« .Knox, president . of the ONE MILE RUN- 1. Jeff (Xavier) College); 3. Taylor (Alabama A&M) rill, director and veteran Piedmont Mlles College, Birmingham, Alabama 4. Prichard (Alabama AM). DIS­ a few successful reasons with the on October 26th. Branch Rickey League, and Judge 2. Gilbert (Florida ASM); 3. Clark Giants and later traded to the League umpire." ■ W. Spearman, manager of the semi- (Florida A&M); 4. Rivers 4(Morris TANCE: 189' 2 1-2" 4 .. Cub, Easter was outstanding with Louis enclosed a letter of recom­ H SPORTS OF pro RobinSon Dodgers, in making Brown)'. TIME: 4:35.5, DISCUS THROW—1. Murph (Fort the Cleveland. Indians while Jeth­ mendation from Director Sherrill the presentation of a plaque to. Mr. . 440-YARD, RUN—1. Harry (Xa?. Valley College); 2. McKennon ro played with the Braves. of the Carolinas School, which Smith noted his long and .meri­ vler)’2. Bradley (Xavier); 3. Poole (Florida A&M) 3. Young (Florida said:“He ls a- real student of the torious service on behalf of Atlanta (Florida A -&M); 4. Winston (Ala- AM); 4. Hubbard (Clark). DIS­ (Buffalo of the International Lea­ game, a real hustler, a gentleman gag and Deep South sports. biima State). TIME: 0:49. . TANCE: 127’ 8" - gue, Jethro is the left fielder for and well-liked by everyone here at SIAC Champions Mr. Smith is well' deserving of 100-YARD RUN—1. Bivens (Mor- BROAD JUMP—1. Taylor (Ala­ Toronto of thé same league, Monte the school. I feel sure that with a ' . 1956 WINNERS the honor accorded him. Tlirough- rls Browh); 2. Rogers (South Caro- bama A&M); 2. Rhodes (Florida Irvin -is oh the disabled list of the little more, experience Bill will be One Mile Run, Lloyd Jeff, Xavier put the years lie has toiled unceas­ llria state); 3.' Gardner (South A&M); 3. Sykes (Bethune Cook­ Los Angeles club of the Pacific one of thè great umpires of the 440 Yards Run, Alvin Harry, BY MARION & JACKSON ingly to give accurate, descriptive Carolina State): 4. Morgan (Allen man) ; 4. Rogers (South Carolina Coast League, oilt with a back ail­ game . Anyone giving Bill a chance Xavier and well documented reports on College.)' TIME: 0:9.6 State.) DISTANCE: 21’ 3" ment an dmaybe lost for the rest in the umpiring profession will not 100 Yards-Run, .Willie Galimore, athletics. His work often has been 120-YARD HURDLES—1. Rodri- TOTAL TEAM POINTS of the season. go wrong." Florida A. and M. a labor of love rather than the ques (South Carolina State); 2. Wil­ Florida A&M ...... 46 i Xavier ...... 33 Curt -Roberts is playing brilliant So, after making good in or­ 120 Yards Hurdles, Andre Rod­ Duke Foster, former star end of the Maroon Tigers, reportedly regimentation of a job. As a writer, son (Xavier); 3. Young (Florida toll for the Denver club of the ganized baseball as a player since rigues, s. C. State A&M); 4. Covington (Xavier). TIME South Carolina State ...... 22 will be named head football coach at Morehouse College when Mr. Smith strives to be fairminded American Association. According to the day of Jackie Robinson broke 808 Yards Run, Wilbur. Young, and v temperate in his appraisal of 0:15 Morris Brown ...... 13 ■ reports, he has won the admiration In with' the Montreal Royals, many 220 Yards Run, Frederick Rogers, James E. Haines steps downlll John McHale, new general man­ performers and their coaches. He ’880-YARD RUN—1. Jeff (Xavier) Fort Valley ...... 10 of the fans of the Mile High City Negro players have had hopes of g .C. State ager of the Detroit Tigers, reports 185 players on the team's farms, had never taken a critical approach 2. Harry (Xavier) 3. Clayton (Flori- Alabama State ...... 9 by both his play in te field and at reaching- the majo rleagues. Now Two Mile Run, Lloyd Jeff Xavier to appraising competition. daA&M);.4. Mlles (Morris Brown). Alabama A&M . . ..: ...... 9 12 of them Negroes. Two of the Tigers' tan players are in Class 'A' Clark ...... ¿1-2 bat. He ran up, an ll-game. hitting here comes one who is determined 220 Yards Hurdles, Andrew Rod­ ball, with Augusta, Ga. ’ Morris Brown College all-sports The. Branch Rickey League in TIME 2:00 streak before being stopped on May to make good in the umpiring pro-1 rigues, S. C. State . 220-YARD RUN—1, Bivins (Mor­ Morehouse .. rr...... 5 1-2 j banquet, May 17 citing Mr. Smith has done a fine 5. Fans .feel that it will be only a fession. It may ' not be long before Shot Put, Callivan Gladden, Fla. No. 1-prep sprinter viewed this spring thing:. Tod ofter very, excelent re­ ris Brown); 2. Rogers (South Caro­ Benedict __ r..-.....,.. 5- short time before he will be tack Negro umpires will be in the ma­ A. and M. "1 ‘is George~ Bradley, the Central High, Mobile, Ala., flash porting goes totally unrewarded lina State); 3. Budrlck (Alabama Bethune-Cookman ...... 2 In the majors. jors. Pole Vault, Charles Green-Ed with even thanks or a pat on the State); 4. Gardner (South Carolina Tuskegee ...... 1 Johnson, dark I ..G. H. Lockhart, who has served the spotlight. State)- TIME: 0:21.4 Allen ...... 1. us a coaching assistant for all Ala­ back. These gestures are ,small but Javeline Throw, Leon Carlton, highly meaningfuE ^ Clark bama State athletic teams for the His behind the scenes work t0 10- league competition. .. .. <. has the most acute race division. Joe Nuxhall, 13-11; Johnny Klipp- In the 1954 season, ithe Lions LOANS Still another speaker for MRA, For Chapel Fund stein 12-11, and Art Fowler, 11-11, needed a player late in the season Blanton Belk, Jr., a white Vir­ are the other starters. after injuries had sidelined a mem­ —ON— ginian, said nations are getting to­ TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.— ber. of the club’s defense platoon. gether—-not only individuals. He. The student body at Tuskegee In­ • » • • • A recent survey asked ball players: Baker remembered Harold (Bull Automobiles - Furniture ■ went on to say that youth groups stitute unanimously agreed to fore­ dog) Turner, who had tried out should be taught the idea of glv- go eating dinner today and donate ’’■Where would von be today if it Equipment - Signature wero not for baseball?" Answers ■ for the' club and was released Tur- the amount their meals would have rier, a former Tennessee State star, cost to the Chapel Rebuilding Fund Included Chuck Dressen’s: "Probably You will iilce our prompt .yardmaster—tn the freight .yards at was signed for two remaining Friendly—service, courteous games and“Hie playoff contest and Shaving Is Slicker- Decatur. I started there as a switch­ treatment and desire to help man." . . . Tils Speaker: “Probably that was that. Blade Changing Quicker VISIT It might well be that there is Open Thursday And climbing telephone poles in Hillsboro nothing racial Jn all this. It might in Texas. That’s what I was doing Friday Nights Until 8.P. M simply be just a coincidence that CLOSED ALL BREATHETT’S before I went Into proball.’’ ... Al the Lions nor the Tigers have any Lopez: “I’d be rolling cigars in a color in their ■ personnel. But : we DAY SATURDAY ATLANTA, GEORGIA-,— (SNS) cigar factory. My two brothers wouldn’t bet on it. ' BLUE BLADES GARAGE graduated from high school and IN HANOÏ’ WSPENSER FOREST PARK BRAVES RECEIVE CHAMPIONSHIP Hull Stadium. Looking on are Playing Manager went right Into the factory" Don with ALL WORK GUARANTEED PENNANT — In the photo above, Frank Reid, Willie Willit, of the Braves and two other mem­ Gutterldge figured he might have sponsor of the ■ Forest Park Braves (left), and bers of the team, together'with Judge W. Spear­ been a garage mechanic, Tony Cuc- und-Mad» JfG worriedetting by "Bladder U Weatnes»"p Nights [Getting omparfmeof Motor Specialists! Elmer Knox, president of the Branch Rickey Base­ man, sponsor of the Robinson Dodgers (stand­ cinello a plumber and Eddie Yost Up Night* (too frequent, burning or itch­ FINANCE . a playground director. Billy Jurges ing urination)’ or strong, Cloudy UrineL 152 MADISON - JA. 5-7611 ball Ledgue (right) ate shown holding the 1956 ing behind Mr. Knox). Last year Sponsor Reid due to common Kidney and Bladder irri- said he thought he might be a witionaJtry OYSTEX for qulckjgratifying, LION Oft - GAS league' championship 'pennant. The beautiful was manager of the Braves. Sunday the Dodg­ banker because The fellow "’ho comforting help. A billion OYSTEX tablet* HOME OWNED - 705 Jefferson — JA. 6-9886 pennant, was'.prdserjfed 'to the' Braves Sunday ers came from behind to defeat the Braves irr used in past 25 year* prove safety and worked with hifn Is a bank presi­ Juicofijuk Ask.-drug gist, far OYSTEX undey HOME OPERATfP. during a 5-16-3 thriller; — (Phofo by Charles W. LoWe). dent now, . ‘ . UtUiachoa or moaey-back guarantee, I i • MEMPHIS WORLD • Wednesday, Muy 15, 1957 House Rules (Continued From l'ago One) granting more than two days of de­ MY WEEKLY bate- Chairman Smith replied that it is very unusual for the Rules Com­ The South's Oldest and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper mittee to fix debate In terms of days. Published by MEMPHIS WORLD 'PUBLISHING CO. He said debate Is always fixed In Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 546 BEALE — Ph. JA. 6-4030 terms of hours. REV-. BLAIR T. HUNT Mr. Keating pointed out that if a Member ot SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE PASTOR W. A. Scott, n. Founder; C, A. Scott, General Manager rule on the civil rights -bill Is fram­ ed in terms of hours, It will result MISSISSIPPI BLVD. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Entered in the Post Office at Memphis; Tenn., as second-class, mail In a filibuster througli numerous quorum calls and other dilatory under the Act of Congress, March 1, 1870 tactics. MEMPHIS ’’It has been made abundantly RAYMOND F. TISBY _ . _ . __ Managing Editor clear to us," Mr. Keating said, "that MRS. ROSA BROWN BRACY Public Relations and. Advertising the opposition will resort to any FRET NOT THYSELF When we fret, something has got­ ALYSON E. WISE ______Circulation Promotion tactic It can to delay the llgislation. ten into our bearings ...... Some They have In the past resorted to TEXT: (Read Psalms 37: 1-8) disappointment, some ingratitude, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: every device known tn delay con- “FRET NOT THYSELF." Don’t some impatience, .some falsehood. Year $5.00 — 6 Months SS.00 — 3 Months $1.50 (In Advance) stderatio i.”. get dangerously hot about things. There is friction (another word for When you get hot. you lose your “Fret”), Heat is begotten and with The MEMPHIS WORLD is an independent newspaper — non-seetariap Porter PTA In Last head. When you lose your head, you this heat, a perilous situation is and non-partisan/ printing news unbiasediy and supporting those things lose your battle. formed. ' . Meeting Thursday it believes to be of interest to its readers and opposing those things Keep cool. We are God’s greatest Fretfulness leads to the green- . against the .interest of its readers. Election of officers, reports - of machine A most intricate ma­ eyed monster jealously. .Be zealous delegates to the recent State P-TA chine fretting gets our bearings hot. but don’t be jealous. One is fervor, Meeting at Knoxville, Tennessee and Don’t have a hot-box. When the the other is fever. Fretfulness be­ the annual financial report will axles on the wheels of a locomo­ gets envy and anger. Men and wom­ the Southerner Is No Stereotyped Bigot highlight the last meeting of the en fret themselves because of evil­ Porter P-TA, Thursday, May . 16, tive get hot there is danger. Fretting, (From the Minneapolis Morning Tribune.) is the heating of the axles of'our. doers and the end thereof is that 7:30 P. M. in the School Cafeteria. they become evil-doers themselves. The president, Mrs. Dante Strong, life. Sometimes we say, “didn’t he FOR MAbiY” years the American Negro has been the victim get hot over it?” Yes, it is the dan­ Fretfulness iira disease, a cancerous urges all parents to be present at disease. of a cruel and unjust sterotype. We have been-told by the white this important business meeting.. Re­ gerous heat of the axles. supremacists that he is shiftless and ignorant, congenially dis­ freshments will be served. When the>Àxles.pf the"wheel get Is there a cure? Yes, there is a posed toward crime and dedicated in his childlike mind to racial “hot it is- ¿-because of needless fric­ cure. Fretfulness is earthy ...... the R. B. Thompson is principal and tion. When we get. fretful it is be­ cure is heavenly. Here , is the pre­ intermarriage. scription: PLAN CONVENTION—Officers of the Interna- host. Shown here, from left: E. O. Chisley, Mrs. O. S. Shannon is assistant cause of needless friction. Then it Today there is. danger that the white southerner will be simi­ principal. . is, we have not got. the saving oil 1. “Trust in the Lord” ...... Be­ larly victimized. The therotype, irr his ease, differs somewhat in tional Florisls Association, Inc., met in Washing­ executive secretary, Washington Flower and Of .salvation. . lieve in God’s fidelity Cast Garden Guild and convention chairman; Wil- | , ------.------:____ ' . ' • ■ " your cares upon God. Remember, form but it is quite as ugly. The white sontherner, we are told ton recently to round out plans for their con- such as can be produced if you vemion lo be held here July 7-10 with head- liam O. Perry, of Miami, Association president, even though things may seem to be by his thoughtless critics^ is bigoted and arrogant. Where the Neg­ puncture the gums while picking Community Council against you, God is working with ro is~concerned, he is utterly without conscience, seeking to main­ quartern ....at Hotel Statler. The Washington Flower and J. Wesley tee, Pittsburgh, Association secre- your teeth with a „toothpick. The you. tain segregation by fair or foul means and sowing broadcast the and Garden Guild, Inc., will serve as convention’ tary. most frequent manner of entry, Name Change Voteci 2. “Delight thyself also in the however,- is as a result of an in­ seeds of nightshirled terror and intolerance. At a meeting Friday at the Cal­ Lord" ...... A beautiful expression! fection of the gums, such as perio­ Another translation is: “Seek for This stereotype came to mind recently when the imperi.al vary Episcopal Parish House, dele­ dontal-diseases. ' ■ gates voted to change the name Of the. delicacies in the Lord.” Too wizard of the Ku Klux Klan was interviewed on a television net­ Hl Athletes To the Community Council of Memphis often we eat the crumbs from the work. Here was bigotry at close range with every minute f.acet Another common type of to the Health and Welfare Planning Lord’s table. You haven’t as yet eat­ is the interretlcular abscess. This of it ruthlessly exposed by the television cameras. The imperial Receive Awards Council of Memphis and Shelby en of God’s best. When we eat of is found , in multirooted teeth. The God’s best fretfulness will suffocate. wizard was garbed in’ the ceremonial robes of his order but his HAMPTON. Va. Forty-eight County. lettermen at Hampton.Institute will abscess forms iivbetween. the roots 3. “Commit thy way unto the dream world of ignorance, his evasiveness, his bland conlempt deep under the gums. The manner Alvan F. Tate, Jr., council presi- be honored with a banquet and ,a appeared before the Planning Com­ ‘ dent,, who said’ there must be, a Lord.” What does the Psalmist mean for the Negro, were nakedly revealed. Through this dream would special assembly program during the At its regular meeting Thursday in which the infectious germs enter by “Thy Way?’’ Any road we have afternoon, 2 P. M., in th.e’City Com­ mission last Thursday, the proposed I change in the council’s charter be- the press, the. Anti-Defamation’league and the National Associ­ college’s annual observance of Var­ and . produce the abscess is about to travel, any holy purpose, any no­ mission Chamber at the Courthouse, residential section would be part of the same as for the lateral abscess. j fore the name change becomes of­ sity Day on Thursday, May 16. ficial, described the. new’ name as. ble aspiration, any worthy duty, ation for.the Advancement of Colored People stalked like ghostly' the Planning Commission will hold a larger subdivision called Lakeview There are many other interesting commit them to God. Don’t walk villains: and nothing was real or good ihat did not have the mark I J. Shbber Barr, Dean of Athletics public hearing on two proposed Ne­ Gardens which also includes plans “more adequately describing the topics that fall into the classifi­ purchase of the council " a Red the road alone. If you do, fretfulness of racial segregation on it. 1 at Franklin and Marshall College at gro residential sub-divisions, to be : for the erection of a country club, cation of dentoalveolar abscess- In Will over take you. But if you- walk 1 Lakeview Country- Club. Feather agency. - Yet any thoughtful citizen must have known that the imperial Lancaster. Pa., will be the speaker built in so called 'white* neighbor­ future columns I hope to cover in the: company of God’s only be­ during the special All-College As­ hoods. ' I ’ The second development, proposed some of these topics. gotten son, Jesus, the Christ, you wizard was hardly more representative of the South's people: sembly In Ogden Hall at 7 P. M., ..One proposal is for a ‘22-lot resi­ I by Islah Tate, would be built on then will have'a peace that passeth than the boll weevil is representative of the South's agriculture. preceded by the banquet at 5 in dential section on the west side of I five lots on the south side of Alcy (Q)“Can teeth cause the sinus IC Railroad Ladies understanding ...... and the heat Last week another voice was speaking in the South and what it Cleveland Dining Hall. Horn Lake Road between White- : Road between McRae and Man- to become infected?’’—M.G. and fever of passion, the. heat arid haven-Capleville Road, and Holmes 1 Chester Road. Slate Friday Meeting said had the clear ring of conscience, the true notes of a respon­ (A) Sometimes some of the The I. C. Railroad Ladies will fever of jealousy, the heat and fever Sponsored by the Hampton Insti­ Road. ’ i The announcement of the hear- roots of the upper, teeth actually of envy, the heat and fever of an­ siblecitizenry acclaiming the essential dignity and worth of man. tute Athletic Committee and Ath­ According to William Wolfe, rep­ I ing was made by „Fred Davis, com- meet Friday night: 7:30 P. M„ at ■penetrate the floor of the maxil­ the home of Mrs. Lula Coleman. ger ...... Will become the fervor This was the voice of .the Southern Presbyterian church. In a letic Department, the opening pro-I. resenting the developers and who.j mission planning staff director. lary sinus. If these teeth become of an undying devotion. gram will include remarks by the I 1077 S. Orleans. The club’s previous \4,000-word pronouncement it declared that "in this nation, where Infected or abscessed, they can and meeting was at the home of Mrs. 4. “Rest in the Lord.” captains of the1 five varsity teams: Ti'ust in the Lord ...... Delight Christianity and democracy are bywords-, it is unthinkable that and Harry R. Jefferson. Head Foot- I do Infect the sinus. In reverse, the Irene White, 1626 Wilson. a Christian should join himself .to klan or (white citizen) council." same sinus, if infected,-could very in the Lord...... Cornmit unto the ball Coach and Athletic Director. I well cause the teeth that penetrate Mrs. Irma Varnado is club presi­ Lord Then~just rest in the The Christian faith, it went to to say; "has never counternanced .In addition to the'awarding ofj it-to become infected. dent, Mrs. Velma Williams, secre­ Lord ...... And don’t fret. This is racial discrimination and thè supreme law of thè land requires the virsity monograms, a special (Copyright 1957, General Features tary: Mrs. Della Sanders, chaplain, God’s prescription for the fretful­ . that it no longer be practiced in the public schoo Isystem." feature of the evening will be the Corp.) and Mrs. Ida Martin, reporter. ness of humanity. Those were brave and noble words. Compared to them, the presentation of the Townsend Tro­ imperial wizard,was speaking a harsh gibberish completely for­ phy. the most important team hon­ Owen College has been visited by, Owen. or an HI football player can win, j a representative of the Committee eign to the principles and ideals on which this nation was estab­ 5nd. the Varsity Club Award, which , lished. on Junior Colleges of the Southern President Levi Watkins said it goes to the top Pirate athlete of the Association of Colleges and Second­ would be some time before/Dr. The moral, we think, is plain. The familiar sterotype of the ■ year. ■ . ary Schools. Brantley’s report wquld be made. white southerner is as mean and unworthy as the familiar stereo­ The . representative, Rabun . ,L. It will .include findings, and recom­ type of the Negro. For each there is only one fair measure of Brantley, vice .president of Mercer mendations for the College as mea­ sured 'in terms of the Association’s JAMES KEENS judgment. In both groups there are good and bad, but the only HI Announces [ University, Macon. Georgia, conduct f ed a two-day preliminary survey at fifteen standaids for accreditation. C Copyright. 19M, hy Jam«« Keen«, Vy pemhataa «C Random Houm, . f!3af Faatm* 8yaftcata| proper test is of the individual. To judge each group by its worst ¡ 9-Game Grid Slate I is to degrade the best. It is to ignore the decent impulse peculiar HAMPTON. Va. — The Hampton I abscess flare up and become notice­ There are other ways in which CHAPTER 16 and General Cooke is pretty tight He waited patiently for th. neither to white nor Negro but common to the human race. . . Institute football team will play able. a dentoalveolar abscess can occur. S HE had missed every long- with ■ his replacements. Carring­ courier. The stereotype is a vicious instrument which responsible nine Central Intercollegiate Athletic The acute dr painful apical ab­ I tlilnk at least two other types A desired thing in nis life. ton lost a lot of men and there’ll • « • citizens will boldly reject. In the emotional turmoil generated by Association foes during the 1957 scess will always let you know of. occur frequently enough to be Lieutenant Emi) Schwabacker be a stink raised about It before First Lieutenant Emil Schwa­ the supreme court's decision on segregation, it is not only dan-- season, it was announced recently JU/presence. The chronic* or pus sac mentioned. One, the lateral abscess. missed the arrival of Jim Bridger the cainpaigf^^vgr, a*regi­ backer sighted the infantry camp by retiring athletic' director, and type apical abscess will’ not This Is. found alongside the root of a at Fort Kearny by better than, ment pfïrrfariti^y way. on-Xhe north bank of Crazy Wom­ gerous. It is intolerable. There is no place for it jin the hearts .football coach, Harry ,B. Jefferson. fact, alone .hjjone goqd reason foi' single rooted tooth. This , occurs as eight hours. Some men lived to I’ll have to make''do with that,* an’s Fork. He d'ew his column of those citizens who seek a solution of good’ will for animosities periodic X-ray examination’ of the' a ' result of infection which has become legend, some men -wit- ■Jim. ’“ 1 ' ' into a gallop and went in under The1 ne PiratesFiraces woriwon twotwu andunu tieduvu one.vuc, . • . - that often run like prairie fires through the South. completing "a’tin-game schedule .l.astJ teetto X-rays can be depended upon inade-its entry, .through tile gum nessed legends, While others “Ain't hard to figure Red the horn and guidon, heading for M.Jvinnrfuijiat-, a* Rtnt.. —College — has-v— 7i ™ elironic • type ab‘ -surrounding' thé tooth;'.' merely had legends pass them by, 1Cloud ’s strategy,” Bridger said... the .cavalry detachment's com­ year. Maryland State College has; “For nigh onto a year now he’s been dropped from the Bucs' slate. |-' scesses. This bacterial invasion can oc­ close, but pass nevertheless. Sch­ mand tent. Schwabacker turned TWO OTHER TYPES cur as a result of physical damage. wabacker was beating east been snipin.’ away, a man at a the troop over to Sergeant Finne­ Filibuster Tn Reverse The schedule: Sept. 21 — at Fay­ time. Guess Carrington lost a gan for dismounting and bivouac» etteville (N. Ci State: Supt. 28 — ■ through the night when Bridger The filibuster in this country, commonly employed on the ' came, off Lodge x rail Ridge, an heap of sojers that way, one at Captain. Temple Jocelyn vaa at Bluefield IW. Va ' State: Oct. 5 old man, humped in the shoul­ a time. That fool -Fetterman floor of the national Congress has seen service in many distructive' I — Delaware State; Oct. 19 — at seated on a folding camp chair, ders and dressed in a dirty can­ killed nigh onto eighty at one and Emil S c h w a b a c k e r was . nrhnortiftnii It ic n — j i_ »i. ______• ( Winston-Salem Univ. — ness of forest winds in his voice pale. Cove Butler was there, just when there was„.a desire to keep a measure from being voted HOMECOMING. Nov. 9 — at How-, and eyes that were accustomed beaver’s opinion, Gener’l? You completing a dressing on' Joce­ to gazing at inscrutable distances. pull them sojers out of Fort upon. It is the haven of the minority, who senses that their only i ard iD. C i Univ.: Nov. 16 — Mor- \ lyn's wound. He smiled and toed Ancient now, Bridger had tobac­ Smith and let th’ Injuns have it.. another chair around. Butler’s means of effecting minority rule would be Io keep the majority gan State; and Nov. 28 (Thanks- ..sjj What is it they call it in law­ giving Day) at Virginia Union. . ■ co-stained whiskers and deep face was long and narrow, and from voting. wrinkles in the goiter beneath his yer talk? Sue for peace; thatts since his eyebrows bent down kt Down in South Carolina, in a session of the GeneraLAssem-.! I chin, which-had earned him the it!” the ends, he wore a perpetually bly, angry senators broke up a filibuster .last Tuesday night. This I Sioux , name, Big Throat. Moun­ “And after 1 pull them out, sad expression. He said, “Glad tain man, trapper, horse- thief. what? Have them killed while to see you. Emil. Maybe you can was not done by cloture or other legal -escapements which havC Your Teeth He was eyex-ything a man could marching here?" long been studied by those to whom the filibuster is repugnant, talk some sense into this man. ’ ABSCESSED TF.ETH • apple flavor blends right Into be, and more," and the post “Wai, now, that ain’t too like­ He has the bad habit of unravel­ but these angry senators staged a series of punches in a grappling Days when the whole family has watched as, he came through the ly," Bridger said. “Red Cloud NOT ALWAYS PAINFUL i plenty of time for a long, lazy every bite. The rich brown-sugar- ing my sutures by riding instead melee on the state Senate floor,. ' By Peter Garvin, D.M D. and-e-innamon and nut topping gates, going directly to head­ just wants you folks outa his of lounging in the ambulance.” _ ’ breakfast .just seem to callI for quarters, the buttonless coat flap­ huntin’ grounds. He’s said so A heavy pounder, who had seen profes-sional bouts in his The mailbag has been bulging;* ? “. . Moore’s sustained practice in < Schwabacker’s—eye.—A-nionjej u__ ally that you are not awun» of it Bridger said softly. “Th’-“medi­ the year for dying. I think you’re Memphis, covered a period of 40 Pineapple Crunch Cake 'stand until heeded. M’ix the biscuit cine's right, th’ weather’s right. right; you can feel .it in the air.” after Butler walked away, Sch-. odd years, during which time, he. i When an apical abscess occurs 1-3 Was I you I’d send al) th’ sojers After Jim Bridger left, Wes­ wabacker said., “Will you exqusei without any noticeable pain. Il has ! cup sifted, all-purpose.-flour ‘ mix with the sugar in a 1 1-2 quart deeply endeared himself with his 1-4 cup brown sugar | bowl. Stir in quickly with a fork I could spare to Fort Smith. sels sumnxoned his orderly. “Corp­ me, sk’?” and followed the doq-i unselfish attention -to his hundreds usually '.been' walled off from the tor to his slab-sided wagon’ surrounding bone bv a-’ saclike . 1-2; teaspoon cinnamon" - a mixture of the milk and water. When Red Cloud- hits, he’ll hit oral, see if Pprtugee Phillips Ls of patients’ needs. 1.-21 cup cold butter or margarine . .Spread about .half of the batter In there first" in his barracks. Have him re­ “You saw him,” said . Butler. Hé was both a member of Mount membrane. This forms the typical “What do you think, Emil?" pits sac so often found on the 1-2 cup unsalted nuts ; a well greased cake pan pbout fl. "Any reason to'think this?" port here on the double.” Olive CMË Church of Memphis,______11-2.clips btoi.it mix I x 8 x 2 inches. Sprinkle batter Bridger’s shoulders rose and When the orderly dashed away, “Are you asking for a medical and .despite being a resident here,, root tip of an,abscessed tooth. Only, when additional- germs appear or 1-2 cup sugar with half of the \crumibi. Cover fell. "Hunch. Th* smell in th’ Wessels closed his office door. opinion?” a and throughout the years kept- firm' 1-2 cup pet Evaporated1 Milk with the pineapple. Spread rest of wind. I’ve been sniffin’ it all m’ “Maybe Bridger is right: bought Covb‘Butfer nbcided/1^' relationship with the Mt. Olive when your natural body, resistance is lowered does this type of apical ■1-4 cup Water ' , batter ’ over »ineappie. - Sprinkle Mfe. I here’n now get th* feelin’, to let Red Cloud have Fort C. F. ‘Then he’s putting one foot :h . CME Church of his hometownrNes- 9-o?„ can crushed pineapple, well wlth^rest ot crumbs. Bake near that’s alL" Smith. 1 Could withdraw the the grave." - j bltt. - L ■ DR. R. W. MOORE drained • center, of a'400 oven (hot) about Wessels ran his fingers through troops and give it to him. . If I He was a member of long standing former pastor and life-long friend Mix well in a bowl the flour, 25 minutes, or until cake pulls from his thick mustache, worry build­ can’t fight and win a summer of . Tomorrow In Chapter 17: . .with the Bluff City Medical Associa­ Final rites were held Sunday in of the deceased, officiated. 1brown sugar and cinnamon. Work sides of pan. Turn cake out. Put ing furrows in the flesh' of his peace for Fort Kearny, then may­ “Your saber, sir. Tm placing . tion and also the Masons. Mt. Olive CME Church, Nesbitt, T. H. Hayes and Sons supervised . Iin the cold butter with a fork un­ on rack to ¿col with the crumib- awtueaa..forehead. . *Fa«« ' underunqer .strengenstrength beoe I1 can bliyouy ILll. ” , rI Jyouuu uuuvrunder urrea».arreit.” Dr. Moore leaves to nioum: Mrs. Miss. The Rev. J. D. Washington, arrangements. | itil crumbly. 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