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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The rT i-State Defender by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. DEFENDER Sot., July 7, 1956 _ VERY GOOD PUNTING Michigan State punters averag- Smith And Doh, On Hitting ed 41.2 yards per kick during the Sprees 1955 season to pace all major col- lege teams in this department. • Stars Win 3 From K. C. Larry Leads To Remain Tops In NAL Sox To Win A three-game winning streak by Over Yanks the Detroit Stars enabled the Mo- tor City squad to retain first place Al Smith Larry Doby, Brooks in the Negro American league. Laurence. Roy Campanella a n d Playing three games with the Frank Robinson were all in t h e Kansas City Monarchs last week- weekend limelight of major league end at Grand Rapids, Flint and baseball. Saginaw, Mich., the Detroit club Smith. the Cleveland Indians' came through with a clean sweep. outfielder, on his hottest hitting I of the series and now holds the streak of the season, slapped sev- • No. I spot by a one-game margin. en straight hits against the Wash- FACE MONARCHS AGAIN ington Senators. The splurge brought Al's i)atting mark Although the are up to Stars in the 279, highest for several weeks. top position, they must still face ARNIE SOW ELL. Univ ersity COLLECTS FOUP HITS Ci4 the Monarchs in a series to be of Pittsburgh crack half mit. played the south this next week. er, captured the .At title last Ile had four hits in Saturday's Tuesday, July 3, Kansas City week, and is almost a certain- game. won in the ninth by the In- and Detroit square off in Lynch- ty to in a berth in the so° dians. 9 to 8. He drove in four runs with burg. Va., and on July 4. the two meters on the U. S. Olympic his tenth home run of Alsweadas.. clubs play in Charlotte, N. C., in team. the season and three singles. the afternoon, and an evening con- In Sunday afternoon's abbreviat• test at Gastonia N. C. ed contest, a 7 to 2 victory for the While Detroit and Kansas City Tribe, Smith maced Washington's are waging a nip-and-tuck battle pitching for thre• hits, including for first place, Birmingham Black Start Plans a double, and d-ove in one run. Barons and Memphis Red Sox arc his 35th RBI of the campaign. battling for the third spot. Bir- Ile also spiced his offensive per- mingham is holding a slight edge formance with clever base run- over Memphis. For Cotton ning. Once he scored from first HITTING SPARKS STARS base on an infield hit, a hard It has been the hitting of Roy smash behind first by Vic Wertz, Johnson, Juan Soler, Herman Bowl Game which handcuffed Roy Sievers. the Green and Pat Patterson that has , Sens' first sacker. While Roy Sie- vers 1(1 ttefoo nedd enabled the Detroit Stars to forge ors 1:1 1 at h sdnafe spy- •"f to the front in the first half of the slid in split season in the League. resent atives of the Prairie View under the throw. A 6: Later. Al Johnson, first baseman, is rap- M college athletic council drove a shot to right ping the ball for .381; Soler, third met with State Fair of Texas offi- that got away from Jim Lemon, THIS IS THE WAY — seems school. Others were Ara Par- Washington outfielder, and t h e R. Edwards, jr., sterling High, baseman has .373, Patterson, • eials Monday in Dallas to corn- to be what Gomer seghian, head coach of foot- Clevelander legged it all the way Jones is Greensille, S. ('., and Thomas catcher, .355, and Green outfield- i plete arrangements for the Prairie ball, Northwestern unisersits ; to third base. saying to some of the foot- I,. Smith, Howard H i g h. er. .329. View State Fair football classic Branch McCracken, head bas- Georgetown, S. C. Continuing his homer - hitting ball coaches attending the ele- Back row: Billy Joe Moore Memphis first , on Oct. 16. 41. ketball coach, L'nisersity of Jonathan rampage. Dohy led the Chicago venth annual McKee, Wyatt high, baseman, is pacing the league in -A, 'i' school for coach- Indiana and Bob Cousy, pro- Emporia, Prairie V'ew will meet a new White Sox to three of its four es at Virginia Va.. and Virginia hitting with a hefty .41. Johnson opponent. Tennessee State tomer- "•;;:..ig,i'r • State college, fessional player for the Bos- State college's sseekend victories over the New! Petersburg. head football of Detroit is in the runnerup spot sits-, in this 32nd annual Cotton _ s't , Jones, line coach ton Celtics. In photo above coach and York Yankees, moving Marty Ma-1 at Oklahoma director of t h e with his .381, followed by John Bowl game. university, w a a are, A. W. Outen, Area Trade coaching Kennedy, fr rostit'spniaince tionNtihtheinAomne gai mcea of N'1C POWER has been moved l'ankees. In recent we one of the school, W. W. Law- Kansas City shortstop, Plans are now instructors at the school, Denmark, S. C.; Jiles son. with .375. underway to make' er from first base to the outfield, Power has boosted his batting this Prairie View Moore is also leading in base hits Classic one of League. now that the Kansas City Mon- average well above the .300 the greatest , with 36, total bases, 53, triples, 4,' of all times. Many , In Friday night's 5-to-4, 12-in- archs have obtained Eddie mark, and is among the top special features crack- and runs batted in, with 22. Pat- are being plan- fling win for the Sox. Larry Robinson from the New York 10 In the American league. ned in connection Althea terson has the most doubles. 27. with the game. ed his fifth home run of Ole sea- Gibson The 150-piece son — fourth in the week — Not As Tennessee State • his Talkative Green of Detroit is the leading home run hitter with 3. He also hand will he invited to appear for a vital run. Ifis drive landed has scored 25 runs. along with many high s c h o o II deep into te lower stands over , bands over the state. the 365-foot mark. DOWN Now As She Was On 1951Net Tour i Athletic director W. J. Nicks, T. DORY HAS SPLURGE ; R. LONDON — Well, Solomon, acting Council chair- Held hitless Saturday. as ('hi- folks, there's'being accused of giving herself I er the unspoiled gal plenty of London who came to man, Luther Francis. business ('ago scored a 2-to-0 triumph, Dohy news to dig this'airs since her recent phenomenal I Wimbledon in 1951 Praise por THE FAIRWAY as the first col- , manager and publicity director, C. vengeance in session. so let's start off with the successes in came back with a contest throughout ored U. S. citizen to play there. ! A. Wood, represented the college doubleheader. In the personality of the week, bronze the world. the Sunday TEE SHOT__ They are saying she ' in the planning meeting at Dallas. game, unfurled a three- world tennis star, Miss Althea GIRLS ARE JEALOUS is now a first he sulky tight-lipped, moody Miss So- J. II. Steward, executive direc- homer in the first inning of Gibson. This spiteful gossip, emanating Clinic Held rim In and So- only interested in h e r tor of the State Fair and business the first game and the Sox went the tennis club house cor- from just a few who are jealous Flint To Stage ners, where Mission — a ruthless title-chasing and publicity personnel were pres- on to win by a humiliating count Tourney international tennis of the gal's progress can be players gossip over mission. ent. • of 14-to-2- a cup of tea pieced together as follows: accomplish- The Vehicle City Golf club did play, , .Connie Childress, tourna- between games, In other words, they ,are saying At Florida Arrangements were completed i lie duplicated this the Gibson gal is They [ not ask ment director, announced t his are saying she is no long- ment in the second game — a first' for a UGA sanction for a Althea is a snob, who wants no- to have advance sale tickets avail- thoverninweek that the men's division inning three-run homer tournament when will body's company but her own. Ry CHARLES J. SMITH, III able at the Downtown ticket agen- be limited to the 200 low quaint. the Comiskey park forces on the!body held its winter meeting in My answer to that is "Tripe! TALLAHASSEE — Some 80 per- cy, 1509 Elm st., Dallas, and at ers if the way to a 6-to-3 victory. For the entry exceeds 260 plays Rubbish!" and "Phooey!" sons from a six-state area and thel Prairie N'iew within the next few Dayton. .However, the club will ers, .Childress also said weeks. doubleheader. Larry had is t h When she was over here in District of Columbia attended the its seventh annual tourna- women will play both days. . '51, in eight official times at the plate,,I played . Althea was certainly more talka- 12th annual Florida A and M mint-' smtsegne t in Flint, Mich., on July 27. Charlie Sifford drove in six runs and scored five was well up In tive, and interesting for versity coaching clinic which was 28. 29. . .The tourney will be the Philadelphia interview- times. News tourney ers. The papers held last week. over the Swartz were plastered the series, he had seven Creek last week. . .collecting better with such news as Nine of the nation's top coach- Rattlers Open For course. . ,with 36 holes Althea's likes hits in 16 times at bat, bringing of medal than $600 for his efforts. . and dislikes: "Any film es, plus the coaching staff of the uith Kirk hatting mark to .273. His RBI Douglas in it University, headed by A. S. (Jake) is is a cozy night at Grid 36. South Side Boy s Club Tourney the Gaither, served as clinicians for Battle total is cinema for me. Steaks? I've Lawrence turned in his most re- got a the 23 subjects which were aired W The South Side Boys club will ford is chairman date with them three times markable pitching performance of .the sponsors a week." durduring the six-day confab. ith Aggies I sponsor its annual tournament at ing committee. . .Other member* Serving as clinicians of the season Friday night. He MORE were the Pipe O'Peace July 7-8. . .Eight- are William McCurrin, president WHEN EVER MATURE NOW following visiting sports shut out the Brooklyn Dodgers on THE Fourth of man probably who ever stripped in personali- TALLAHASSEE — The 1956 edi- een holes of medal play each day South Side Boys club. . .A n n a July rolls around, But in 1951, Althea was I ive ties — Ara Parseghian, head two hits, with the Cincinnati Red' our memory a prize ring, and Jeff was shown tion of the Florida A and NI uni- Brooks' with four flights for men and Robinson, Mary Cainzbell, Lon. turns back to 1910 and years younger and did not rate coach, Northwestern university;, legs winning 6 to 0. It was the his- only pity for his folly and ego- versity football team, defending SI- campaign. He is three for women . . .There will , inne Jackson, and 11.1aTtie Arm. toric James J. Jeffries, former her chances of a title very high. Paul Dietzel, head coach, Louisi- AC champions, will open the ninth win of the also tism in ever thinking he could re- sea- defeated. Lawrence be junior flights for boys and gang- . .The entry fee for the world heavyweight champion, ver- During those five years of intense ana State university; Bob Wood- son on the "road" when the Jake yet to be girls. turn after five years of inactivity measure of the Dodgers .There will also be prizes men is $8, . .women, $6. .and sus John Arthur (Jack) concentration on improving h e r ruff, head coach, University of Gaither - coached took the Johnson. and indulgence and beat a man eleven journeys pitches. for the longest drive. . .pars. . . juniors, $5 11.any old timers will game and her mind, she Florida; Church Mather, head Durham. with only 97 recall that, like this. He was even denied the has be- to N. C., for an inter- birdies and eagles .. .Naomi San- Johnson was the champion come more mature and more cer- coach, University of Kansas; Tom sectional ROBINSON HITS 16TH I and credit of being able even at his clash with the North Car- win by that the end came in the tain of her chances of taking the Nugent, head coach Florida State olina Eagles on Saturday afternoon He was aided in his 15th best to perform the task laid out Robinson, the Red' To Elect Golf Queen round. Wimbledon title. university; Frank Broyles back- I Sept. 22. young Frank for him today. candidate for the National Something new in golfdom — a now and has taken 15 strokes off Columns upon columns were Miss Gibson is a Bachelor field coach Georgia Tech; Gomer Rattlers' legs' "All the world loves a winner of Sci- The first home game is! rookie-of-the year honors. golf queen . .The Chicago Worn- her game, ! -Agnes Williams will printed in the daily newspapers. ence, classicist, linguist Jones, line coach, University of league and that part of it which and lit- carded for two weekends later — 1 outfielder hit a home run en's Golf club is sponsoring a be taking five of her junior golf.. Everything the writers who in. goes erature who has done Oklahoma; Ray Graves, line The tan prize fighting does a bit of Oct. 6 with the Fort Valley col- and scored twice. contest for this position of royal ers to play in the Minneapolis ade Reno, Nevada, for the bat- not care wheth- night - club singing coach, Georgia Tech.; Dr. For- and a single er the champion on the quiet. lege Wildcats providing the olio- afternoon he con- ty and already there tournament on July 14-15. 'tie, sent out was in Jeffries' fa- is white or black. She is also rest Allen, head basketball coach, The following are three "As a one of the most digni- sition. another circuit drive, glamourous and talented vor. Johnson had won the world's contest the only thing fied girls University of Kansas, and S a m nected for contend- that save I've ever seen, with The remaining schedule is as Redlegs were nipped by ers. . .Selma Barbour, heavyweight championship from this one from being far- more poise Langford, head trainer, University but the Nczelle cicial and personality than follows — Oct. 13, Morris Brown in the ninth. Barbour and Tommy Burns in 1908 in the 15th was the thought to which all the of Florida. the Dodgers 9-to-8 Josephine Hughes. .. most of rest of the tennis players college, Atlanta; Oct. 20 — Beth- home run round when, seeing Burns unmer- the spectators clung des- Gaither termed the clinic "the Robinson had his 16th Mike Robinson, Lamar Wilkinson Chestnut Wins perately, put together. une-Cookman (Gator Bowl), Jack-, give Cincy a ring and stopped the slaughter. that outboxed and out- best yet in the 12-year history" Sunday afternoon to and Rudolph Tiggs of the Bob-0- generaled She is also a wonderful tennis sonville; Oct. 27 — Xavier uni- doubleheader at Eb- cifully whipped but refusing to as he was, he (Jeff- of the confab. His feeling was re- sweep of a Links, the CWGC sponsored jun- ries) still player. versity, Tallahassee; Nov. 3 — A. Over Costa quit, the police jumped into the concealed the fatal iterated by the numerous coaches belts Field. ior golf club, will play in the Jun- punch that With & T. college (homecoming), Tal- hom- ior With Jeffries, having retired the put away Corbett and all these attributes it is in attendance who voiced high Bob Thurman also had a golf tournament on June 28. .. Fitzsimmons quite lahassee: the Red- entire press of the United States, after they had pum- understandable that she has praise for the clinicians and the er in that game, won by Jolyn Robichaux will not be play- Wants Sandy meled him become cred- called upon him to regain the at will . . . there was the target for jealousy. A and al coaching stud. Nov. 10 — Allen university, Tal- legs, 2 to 1. Joe Black got ing tournament golf this year. The WASHINGTON — Ike not a She victory, a 10- Chestnut "championship for the white point in the 15 rounds' is over here with one ob- lahassee; Nov. 17 — Southern uni- it for the first game stork is expected in November. .. and his walloping right journey ject in hand are race." Let's take a peek at that did not mark him out- view — to win the Wimble- versity, Baton Rouge, La.; and to-6 affair. Johnell Baggett and Jeffrey Mit- anxious for another the classed. don because bout with a Chicago Tribune on July 4, 1910 Title. And she wants to do Ten U. S. vice presidents have Dec. 1—Orange Blossom Classic Minnie Minoso, benched chell are preparing to play sub- ranking featherweight. this Miami. of the for the pre-fight story filed from "Johnson displayed more of not only for the honour it will succeeded to the presidency. (opponent to be selected), of a bum foot, came out par golf with their new golf The Washington featherweight bring Reno on July 3, by Rex. E. Beach: the weakness with which he had her but to live up to the clubs. . .Virginia Simmons won who was the unrated underdog, faith "i boldly bear the banner of been invested by the over-ween- Alice Marble and others had second place in the second flight scored a technical knockout over ing in her years James Jeffries . . I see him win hope of the uncompromising ago when they helped of the Indianapolis tournament... fourth-rated Carmelo Costa of her over ner for three reasonsns. Granting and all too enthusiastic supports many difficulties. Since the CWGC joined the USGA Brooklyn, here Wednesday night In of Jeff, that the two contestants will be who interpreted any ser- Finally, you can take if from this year, many of its members the eighth round of a scheduled 10. evenly matched to the weight of ious thought of Johnson as hereti- me that she looks upon herself will be playing the really big-time rounder at the Capitol arena. The cal as a hair, in regard to science, con- and treasonable. He did not an evangelist whose skill with tournaments. . Jleard from Helen bout was nationally televised. look the dition, and courage, there are for a hole in the fence when tennis racquet, and her sincerity, Strange, who recently moved to "I'm ready for anybody they he saw three qualities in the white man Jeff enter the ring sur- is breaking the colour barriers. Los Angeles. . .She plays often give me," said Chestnut. poo which I pin my faith. One rounded by his distinguished re- hiams"An .d that includes Sandy SA& "Ws psychological; two tinue, but rose in his corner and ler," said are physio- others to feel in LONGEST SCORING RUN Manager Myrrrie WI" logical . . . Jeffries cheered with the rest of the crowd the days of his possesses a youth and power. mentality lacking in his antago- when the big grizzly climbed thru The longest scoring run f rom Costa was a 2-1 favorite before "Jeffries painfully nist, and mind, after all, is strong- the ropes. He sowed none of that raised himself scrimmage registered by a Mich- the bout, and the TKO was a to his feet. His er than matter. In his training he yellow streak which it was taken jaws had dropped, igan State football player in 1855 big upset. Costa and his handlers his eyes were has had the counsel and stimulus for granted he possessed . . . The nearly shut, and his was the 72-yard jaunt by sopho- protested the action of the ref. face was of better minds than has the Ne- suspicion that he would be con- covered with blood. With more half back Walt Kowalczyk eree, Harry Volkman, in stopping gro." tent to 'lay down' at a critical trembling legs and yielding arms in State's 27-0 win over Wisconsin. bout. he the HUGH E. KEOUGII, the sports moment and be content to take tried to put up a defense, but editor of thsTribune and who had the short end of it disappeared he could not stop a terrific smash been one of the few who seem- from the unprejudiced minds of to the jaw, followed by two left ingly dared to come out for John- innocent persons who had fallen Jeffries' physician and other Oscar Robertson Paces son, wrote, following the battle for it before the one-sided encount- friends jumped into the ring. and "H. E. K." as he was known er was an hour old . . . "'Stop it,' they cried. 'Don't put to his many many followers: "As time moved on it was plain- the old fellow out.' Hoosiers To Two Wins "Reno, Nev., July 4 — Long ly to be seen "Corbett, that Jeffries was who twice had gone LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Oscar Rob- the armory with their fast live the king, even though he being ground down before breaks be into exhaustion and Jeffries' blows and ertson's dazzling 41 points led the and set-ups, plus brilliant passing. a Negro. No dissenting voice ris- that his power to hurt Johnson was who had stood in Jeffries corner all Indiana All-Stars to their second' Robertson alone makes up es tonight in pent-up Reno to ques- ebbing. during the fight for telling Johnson victory in three nights over their two or three shooters and you have tion John Arthur Johnson's right "The fifteenth round started what a fool he how with was and he Blue Grass rivals, the Kentucky to have playmakers and rebound. to the throne. "The white man's clinch after was in for a Jeffries had failed the greatest beating All-Stars, by a 102-77 margin at ers, which the Crispus-Attucks hope, which never should have to land of on the body. Johnson then of his life, now ran forward with the Louisville Armory in a bene- Indianapolis star also does. been enocuraged, flickered out tore loose, and before the spec- outstretched arms, crying: 'Oh, THESE HIGH SCHOOL coach- given by Ara Parseghian, head Ross Hines, Huntington high, fit game for the blind. In Robertson, the All-Stars had pitifully in the fifteen round of a tators were prepared for the fin- go back, don't hit him!' Ber- football coach, Northwestern Newport News; Ernest C. Sam es are checking on one or two Indiana won also on Saturday at, cne of the best — if not the best attic that never should have ish he had sent Jeffries down with ger, Jeffries' manager, ran along university; Gomer Jones, line Rentz, Area Trade school, points they heard discussed at Butler Fieldhouse by 92-78. Rob- —high school basketball player in een fought. lightning-like left blows to the jaw. the ring, calling Armstrong coach, Oklahoma university; Denmark, S. C.; P. E. Par- to Bob ertson scored 34 points in the first Indiana high school history. "There was no demonstration of Jeffries reeled and fell half way 'Bring know the sessions at the eleventh Branch McCracken, head bas- ham, Carver that towel — you high, South Nor- game. His two-game total was 75 Robertson is going to the Univer- Vesentment by the crowd of 20,000 through the ropes on the west side what I mean — don't let him get annual coaching 'school held ketball coach, Indiana uniser• folk; James 0, Fisher, Voor- and he won the Star of Star sity of Cincinna.i. which is a loss that gathered around the ring un- of the ring. Those near him saw hit.' last week at Virginia State sity; and Bob Cousy, profes- bus Jr. college, Denmark, S. awards on both nights. to the Hoosier state basketball oder the blazing sun of the desert that he had lost sense of his sur- "From Johnson's corner his sec- college, Petersburg, Va. Over sional player, the Boston Cel- C.; Charles T. Sneed, Booker Physical condition again played fortunes, but few who have seen an the 'last free state of the Amer-- roundings and that faces at the onds were calling to him to quit. forty coaches from Virginia tics. Shown in photo above T. Washington, Suffolk, Va.; the important role for the fast fly- him in action the past year or two lean union' ... Johnson was hail- ringside were a blow too him. He TheneReferee Rickard stopped the and neighboring states attend- are (I. to I%) Robert L. Smith, and Arthur Smith, Carver ing Hoosiers. 'I hey practically will ever forget 6d at a great man, the greatest was feeling what he caused timekeeper, and ed the lecture his great perfor- had it was all over." • demonstrations Noncom high, Portsmouth; high, South Norfolk. swept the Kentucky team out of mances. MISSTATE DEFENDER T-4 Sat., July 7, 1956 Young Folk Rave Over Pet Shows At Playgrounds. Look Forward To Next .,Show And League Play By STAFF WRITER to the prettiest, smallest, largest had afternoon thunder showers. HèI10 Gang! anddepot that could do the most Our boys and girls will go to the Did you have fun at your Pet tricks. : nil week we will have a Washington playground Tuesday, Show last week? Well, I'm sure paoticn program on our special we invite you to come and be i day you did. This week we still have and the community is invited, with us. NEWS — a lot of fun in store for you on Thursday we will play Lincoln MANASSAS PARK your Special Day and the other Park on our playground. Come Last week was a week of enjoy. play days too. The patriotic pro- and have fun with us. ment for the boys and girls at gram will be the highlight a n d MELROSE NEWS — A well Manassas playground. We had our also your League plays which be- spent day is a day of play out , Washer tournament and pet show. gan Monday. Be on your P's and to Melrose playground. This week Some of the pets that entered has really been fun. We learned the contest were dogs, cats and HITS NAIL ON HEAD — W. Committee meeting last week vote. Mayor Edmund Q's and help your playground win' Orgill is also at the session called to man of the independent county the championship for the B-E-S-T.! how to build and work closer 3 grasshoppers. All of the pets W. Weikel. (shown at mike that: "I'd like to see this com- the only man in the court- pick subcommittees were right,) local businessman, Dr. executive committee pointed together. The pet show was quite won some type of ribbon. mittee bring out a slate. . . house who's stood out for Ne- J. E. Walker, who warned Oh yes, another thing, be cour- voiced the sentiments of many out that his group is "working a success and it aroused the chil- Next week our athletic games and let us know who we're groes in particular." Part of that the Negro vote cannot be teous to your directors and coop- Memphis citizens when he for the Democratic presiden- then you'll drens interest in pets. began. Our first games will be going to work for. There are the 58 persons at the meet- ignored here, and Prof. Wash- erate with them and told the independent Shelby 46,000 tial rominee in November." improvements that can be, ROBERT HOWZE P L A Y. played against New Chicago. The Negroes registered as ing are shown at left. Among burn. James E. Irwin, chair- see the County Democratic Executive of today. We snide. GROUND — The Senior boy's soft- games will be Tuesday, July 13, have got the them were 16 Negroes. Heard went to Dixie Homes Everybody come NEW CHICAGO PLAYGROUND;ball team 1956 at 2 p.m. playground and broke their un- out and see Manassas send New tieing on a story called Indian P Yg ' three straight vic- The games Indian," which they were to panto- Chicago are going over with a , beaten streak of Chicago home flying. 6-5. This was Manassas play- , mime this coming Tuesday even- Fun is bursting from all tories by a score of will take place on baegl displaying some 'ing. eorners of the playground. The a very hard game ground. outstanding plays on the part of The safety leader on the play- rag KANSAS STREET — Things are Governor ret Show was enjoyable and our Has No both teams. Jackie Deberry was really rolling around the p1 a y- ground this past week was Rose-. nest attraction will be "Dress Up Jefferson mary Anderson, who along with, special day, so the winning pitcher and ground, even the little tots have Week" on our begins directors helped to insure safe- 1 • league play the come Out and have a good lime the loser. Our got the playground fever. The pet 'Thursday, July 5 with Orange successful. , ty on the playground. at New Chicago. showlastweek was _ Mound furnishing the competition. dramatic club which is LINCOLN PARK — The main ace The Problems In MAGNOLIA PLAYGROUND Area event of last week was the Pet By DOUGLASS NEWS — The Pet composed of several children HATTIE SMITH COLIN iturbances in northern Iraq, to- As a result they do not attend W had fun lookingt the ooeing forward t • museum and Stock exchange, and Playground are prac- Show.. We are t o Governor muzalun Mann* of gether decorations Sweed- different pets. Prizes were given Show was enjoyable although we' around the with by mixed schools after graduation said that California, Florida, Ari- the big special .night this week Baghdad, Iraq, (located at tip of ish and Spanish governments. from the elementary grades. zona, Texas, Michigan and Wash- July 3, you are Invited to come Persian Gulf), participant in the The former Governor of both Governor : and participate. There will be Sulaimaniya and Mosul has a Mahir remarked that ington he hoped to see before re. he enjoyed games, singing and many things professional staff of 100 people. his visit to this city's!turning to Basra. for everyone to enjoy. Iraq is divided into 14 provinces BEALE PARK NEWS — Gain- or liwas each administered by a ing much interest at Beale Park alutasarrif (governor) appointed ' AIR CONDITIONED! the past week were athletic prac- by the King and responsible to STARTS —4— tice, Washer tournament and the the minister of Interior. Liwas are Pet Show. Attendance at each of SATURDAY BIG then further sub - divided into JULY 7 these was rather encouraging. districts and sub-districts. Liwas 'fAftoDAISY DAYS! The teams were trying to pre- have their own elected council pare themselves for League play and appointed mayors, The Liwa which begins on July 2. Our first also has a small legislative coun- thrilling games will be with LeNfoyne gar- 7?,. FIRST moginiffeent and cil, half elected and half appoint- filmed in Om dens. We are anxiously hoping to motion picture ed. This council votes the budget, new miracle of the screen? good showing then. make a very reviews major projects, etc. The DIXIE HOMES NEWS — Activi- governor represents both the cen- ties and fun is boiling hot here tral government in the administra- at Dixie Homes. Our Pet Show tion of national functions and the was a big success. After our pet local area (liwa) in the adminis- show we had our "Nickey Hokey f5reign leader tration of provincial matters (par- Show" and it was enjoyed by ev. program of the In- ternational ticularly primary schools, local &IL eryone. This week we will have a Educational Exchange service roads, public health and hos- 1 Patriotic program. Boys a n d of the United States de- partmcnt of State is not faced pitals), girls get ready for fun. with racial problems. According to Governor Mahir,; HERBERT I TATES RIVERVIEW — Our P e t Show The few Negroes of Basra where this country in the Middle East. ", was a sensation with 28 pets. the population is a little over 'millions of tons of oil and Birds, cats, stuffed animals, dogs 375,000, and where two-thirds of dates (his pronunciation of the of all breeds. We also had a tal- the world's oil can be found, do word date sounds like "debt") to BARBARA STANEK'.BARRY SUM ent show which gave the audience not live in specialized localities. the United States. party of laughs. , Among them are teachers employ- The Governor, who during his I BlIADI•MARI MURPHY PATTERSON PLAYGROUND— i ed under the technical assistance lesiure shoots bears and ducks, SCOTT Whow What a week at Patterson Program, working side by side was reluctant to discuss the par- Playground. Lots of thrilling and with whites, and intermarriage is ticipation of women in government MaverickQueen all, not uncommon or frowned upon. in Basra, but indicated that "worn- The While Everyone was very enthusiastic eating one of his favorite STARTS WEDNESDAY! 3 BIG DAYS! about his work and play. dishes, lamb stew, t h e Porter- women do not actively participate b u t Last week marked the begin- house room of the Hotel Sherman, he said they are "giving DANA ANDREWS RHONDA FLEMING nine of our crafts and woodwords the Governor said: -The purpose gradualism" and presently are activities. Everyone is expected to -Of my visit is to increase underH limited to the professions of law, While The City Sleeps , make an article (bookcase. table, standing." ; medicine, teaching, secretarial what-not, magazine rack) on the i The 44-year-old administrator of work and engineering. i playground this summer out of the Basra has played a prominent Mrs. Mahn., housewife, and 1 material furnished he the Recrea- role in government affairs, Prey- mother of one daughter, 14-year- commission as a monies by U. Col. Beaudrot, • CADET DILLARD J. F. HAR• receives his tion Department. iously he was assistant command- old Amina (meaning "honest") is 2nd lieutenant in the Air Force professor of A i r Science at active in the RIS, an Air Force ROTC cadet : WASHINGTON NEWS — Tues. ant and commandant of area po- Crecent organization. Ten Stars Enact Taut Drama Northwestern University, reserve at graduation cere- Northwestern. , lice and Crescent is equivalent to our Red at ' day we held our Washer tourna• assistant to tne director- • • . ment and it was enjoyed by all. !general of police for all Iraq. lie Cross, A I I f Thursday our Pet show went over; also held the post of director of In this section of the world. , In While The City Sleeps operations for in a big way. We had from dogs national police, dur- where war may stop the flow of P 14 Had Phony to Parakeets — from cats to roos- ing which time he received a high oil, therebyy shattering Western At N a Slayer, ranking medal ters. We are inviting everyone to for work as police i Europe's economy, the fair sex ew Daisy Wednesday! come out July 5, Thursday after-i officer in dealing with civil dis- I is looked upon as "irresponsible." noon at 5:30 and take part in our , Front page drama as it unfolds step by step inside Patriotic Program. There is fun ' Lawyer; Asks Retrial Imetropolitan newspaper is said to be graphically detailed in store for all. , in "While The City Sleeps," RKO-Bert attorney four year I efore the Illinois bar, a young his fight for a new trial to the HYDE PARK — Last week was Friedlob produc- " Because his tion coming Wednesday at the NEW DAISY ego was not licensed to Practice convicted slayer plans to carry Illinois Supreme court, despite a' filled with much fun andsinlaguleghtaec.r Theatre for • temporary setback last week, and a three day run. He is Walter Cox, now 19, tcahindede‘ nytee.nedSkeodNmv e"er'o jotft hhaetthl t.e. Story is taken from Charles Einstein's widely-read was denied a motion for a new wahaigshhiiTgohttisrnaaf- mystery-crime novel and ten of trial by Judge William J. Tuohy ment" and the "Pet Show" both Hollywood's top-name stars are in Here's the answer: in Circuit court on grounds he, proved to be very interesting as the picture's cast. had failed to show how he had well as enjoyable. This week \yr. A sensational Chicago murder ' . been prejudiced by not haying are having a Patriotic Program. case is declared to have been the qualified counsel. basis of Einstein's book. Accord- 8, 1950 in the Have a CAM Cox was convicted by a jury in parkwayay adjacent ing to advance reports the film t;sthe acOcuutseerd Dorf 1951 for the 1950 slaying of 11- ire adaptation parallels the original , year-old Dion Lightford, of 3020 strangling at th s tDion)b in most respect. Elements with a wire. He of ' Cottage Grove. At that has denied this. i clandestine romance and news- time he jury whcih was represented by an E. A. Sim- heard the case took office intrigue have been mingled (if.intoi isnieyrtoe.hdeH choeminsisaniltd iremeerrauma(mi7asnht mons who later was exposed as ean1sht4eis n:core‘a,a erfgoader Na% m, bh aoutn eurdhi with authentic action sequences not having a license to practice showing how the police and press in the state. risk almost equal hazards in the The Constitution says that a per- pursuit and final apprehension five years at the of ; son must be represented by coun- Illinois State Re- a psychopathic killer. formatory at sel in criminal cases. Attys. John' Sheridan and will be : eligible for Reflecting the movie's enter- ' Dobrv and Allen Guinn, wro repre- parole in about three more years. tainment quality is its cast which sented Cox at the hearing, took headlines Dana Andrews in the the position that Simmons could RubyAt the time of the s'aying, Mrs. role of Pulitzer Prize winner col- not be looked upon as bona"!Ie May, Cox's mother, hired umnist and television newscaster Simmons counsel for ('ox; therefore, the to defend her son. She who paces a big-town manhunt. latter's constitutional rights had said she did this on Simmons' Rhonda Fleming will be seen as , ; been violated. , statement that he was a qualified the dual-personality wife of a 1 Judge Tuohy cited a South Da• attorney.0 publisher-tycoon portrayed by Rhonda Dana kota case which sail that it is not Atty. Dobry said he has proof Vincent Price. Fleming Andrews enough to show that one's consti• that Simmons was not licensed to tutional rights have been violated, practice in the state in 1951. but that the defendant had been There was an E. A. Simmons --footwazap.it prejudiced because of this. who was admitted to the Illinois THE ONLY NO OTHER . 1 Dobry disagreed, but said he felt bar in October, 1925; however, he , • Tot that the jurist had rendered ''an left the state a few years ago and ,14 COOLER INç.1!;.; honest opinion.- went to Detroit. Shortly afterward, COOLER • the Simmons who represented Cox' 1. j Since there has been no stale AMERICA 1 opinion on a case of this sort, the appeared on the scene. — COMES EVEN attorneys plan to appeal to the: The former signed affidavits WITH state high tribunal. provided there stating that he is not the attorney THIS ; 1 CLOSE is money available for such an who defended Cox. appeal. The phony Simmons has con- AMAZING IN VALUE Cox was only 14 when he en- tinued to perplex law officials and When the problem concerns a gaged in a fight milli Dion on .101) jurists in the state. There are EVAPORATOR student tired with the strain ' those who say that he was an ex- AND of studying, the answer is ceptional attorney, who displayed IMPROVEMENT quite likely to be: Coca-Cola— a good knowlelLe. of the law. How PERFORMANCE a frosty bottle of delicious • he managed to pass remains a Coke. Here is quality CAN YOU USL mystery. refreshment, with a bright, MORE CASH? right taste and a tantalizing orai tingle all its own. Have a Restaurants and Drive-Ins—It's Here—NEW GIANT SIZE "IDEAL" and get back to POPLAR TUNES BEVERAGE COOLER Coke ... 8-Ft.--45 Case Capacity - Why buy two cases when one will work refreshed! CITY FINANCE do the job? GROUND FLOOR BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA sorniNG COMPANY BY RECORD SHOP COME IN AND SEE IT AT... 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4 ..,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••, - Jury Finds DEFENDER 15 West Memphis Sat., July 7, 1956 1. 4 Guilty On News Dynamite Rap A federal jury returned a guilty By Tommy Parker verdict June 22. against four men tried in Jackson Miss., by the U. S. Court on charges of conspir- ing to dynamite Crittenden County Negro farm- Fairmen is pastor. government con- ! trolled communications lines. ers are invited to attend the cotton Jessie Lee Ware of New Burge, classers and ginners and book- N. Y., was the overnight guest The four men are Charles G. keepers school to be held at the Saturday night in the home of Perry, president of the Jackson Arkansas Local CWA-CIO Cm is a native Musing: How M & N college at Pine Mother Taylor of 210 N. 14th st., of , to live long . . . Dear Worried: Perhaps you do Bluff, '4 Jackson. Miss.; James Shelby, a July 31 through August 2 West Memphis. I Never lose touch witii the simpler feel that you are tongue tied, which native of Terry and assistant has been announced by Miss Phellls Smith is visiting to the things of life. Like people. . . Keep but I say Nonsense! Perhaps the Thomas F. Vaughn, assistant coun- relatives and friends in Chicago. ,t4 vice-president for CWA, Silver Spring time in your heart. If you other person is just as afraid to ty Springs, Md.: Louis agent for Negro work. She is a ninth grade student at Joseph Abba• can do this you wilw make the say a word as you are. Think The ta from Chicago, Ill., special school is being spon- Wonder High school. Michael Lou- world a better place in which to about what you are going to say. sored ! is Falcone. also from by the Arkansas M & N col- A meeting to acquaint Negr o Chicago. live. Be the friend who has much This may help prevent many con- lege, Arkansas Extension Service farmers with the growing and har- The verdict was announced aft- time for the truck driver as for versation blunders. I expect yon Vocational Agriculture, Arkansas vesting of okra was held last week er the jury had rendered a sealed! the white collar man. are trying to use too much flow- Farm Bureau Federation and the at Marion, Ark. Thomas F. Vau- decision following deliberation of. ery language. You may think you Mid more - South Growers association. ghn, asst. county agent was in than an hour and one half., Dear Carlotta: 1 .1111 17 years impress people, but simple lan- Registration will be at 8 a.m., on charge. old and have been going with fel- guage is I Leniency was recommended by always best. Read maga- Tuesday, July 31. John Gammon Miss Beulah Parker of Memphis,• lows since I was sixteen. 15.11 t zines and the jury for two of the defend- newspapers. Keep up jr., president of the Negro divi- is the guest of her father and I somee o with current topics. ants, Perry and Falcone. Sentence Keep your sion of the Arkansas Farm Bureau grandmother, L. D. Parker, and up a good conversation. Things voice low and OFF TO INDIA — M. L. Bar- Parkway W., Memphis. Sims, at the International seminar, was delayed until July 9. talk slowly. Al- federation will be presiding. . Mrs. Beulah Parker of North 12th seem to lag, and my tongue gets ways talk about vey (right) dean of students a graduate of Booker T. Wash- sponsored 'fhe indictments were something that • • • Street. by the World uni- in con- tied. I also don't have many ! every one knows at Southern university is ington High, who won honors versity service, nection with the CWA-C10 something about. The new St. Paul MB church Miss Delois Moore. Miss Mary at the Univer- union chums, is that because I can't talk AND DON'T shown bidding bon voyage to as an orator, is one of the sity strike of Southern Bell FORGET TO LIS- Mother's Board is having a plate,Cannon and Miss Jean Moore of Poone Poona, India Telephone so much? Worried. TEN. Harold R. Sims, Southern uni- 12 American delegates who is Company workers which lasted ineh, July 15 at 11 a. m. The I were Sunday guests at Miss Mottle It is just as important to be a versity senior of 83 South representing the 'United States from the middle of March to late A cognac warmer, consisting of ,neh will sell for .75 a plate. Parker. They are all students at good listener, as a good talker. O in May, 1955, a brass stand which supports Airs. Ruth Jewell is sponsor, Rev. Wonder High in NV( st Memphis. a Give the other girl or boy a chance All four defendants snifter were releas• over an alcohol burner. to say something. One can al- ed under the sa b'. nil but were,(Warmed cognac has a perfectly ways learn .a great deal ordered to f r o in return on July 9. delightful aroma and taste!) what someone else has to say. Bapt. -Seminary Don't forget. Practice makes per- College fect, Stork Stops S'S Larceny Top Problem Dear Carlotta: I am a girl 14. t.• like a boy who doesn't cieem to To Offer Broad Program he able to settle dowi, to one girl. aLiy" lie's friendly. Please help me. A. Of B. ! The Baptist Industrial college finance needed should contact the Juvenile Court a • • and Seminary of Hernando Miss. I president at once. Speaking before the Lite Much of her work, she said, de- greatly Dear .1. B. You can hardly will open this Fall a ith a lob last wet* at Melrose pends en decisions of ps dual blame expanded program High school, Judge Elizabeth Mc- in handling youth. a boy for not wanting to I settle down to one girl your This year will see in addition Cain of Juvenile Court, observed, lia'aINESs CAN HELP at Urban League age. Now is not the age to single to it present high school program "One of our greatest problems is Judae ':"Cain used her broad Born At John Gaston Hospital: - Robert Jerome Bunton, a son, out one person to the exclusion a college program introduced that ' Arthur Thomas jr.. a son, to larceny. . experience ia, the field of juven- needs of people Exec In Crash, JUNE 24, 1956 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bunton, of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas, of "If of all others. This will come later. will meet the larceny could be eliminat- ile relations to gi 0 several ways Willie James Bragg, a son, to 832 Walker. Be friendly and forget about hay- wanting to go to school in the in- ' 503 Linden, ed," she pointed out, "problems in which the (-buret+. NIr. and Mrs. James individuals ing all claim on him. fluence of high spiritual moral Bragg, of Kathy Suzanne Porter, a daugh- Bernistine Wootea, a daughter, of the court would he greatly and iWife Killed 126 N. Watkins. organizations of the commun- and intellectual atmosphere. The ter. to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie F. to Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Wooten, of reduced. . .Children don't have ity could help wayward HILLSDALE, alich.—The execu- James Lee Taylor. a son. to youth, announcement was . d by Rec, Porter. of 1456 Dillard Road. 789 Hilton. enough respect for property rights Business tive director of the St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Lieutenant Taylor, men of our communi- C. Thomas Paige president of the Frank Ira Davis, jr., a son, to . .Public ownership is a ties can Minn., Urban League as serious- of 1607 Sunset. Annette Freeman. a (laughter, to strange help childrer by promot- Akeminary. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Davis, of ownership to them. . .They should ing different ly injured last week in an acci- Jessie Mae Williams,' a daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Freeman types of recreation LOANS Wit This Fall courses leading to the 570 Williams. be taught these facts early in !do such as hall dent near here that also took the ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wil- of 708 Wright. games, fishing and i3. S. degree in religious educa- . . .The community belongs to all the like. life of his young wife and injured liams, of 3879 Douglas Park. A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Clif- JUNE 29, 1956 Junior civic ts:u,hs could AUTOS - FURNITURE tion education sociology history and is paid for all through his 2-year-old son Tony Bernard 41-ashington, a ton Brown, of 352 Rochester. Patricia Ann Wallace, a daugh- taxes be organized. Supervised recrea- and business will Le o ft e r e d. ter, If a window is broken, it costs , tion Killed when their automobile son. to Mr. and Mrs. Willie L. Lillian Jones, a daughter, to Mr. to Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wal- can do a lot toward clitninal Courses leading to the B. S. de- the taxpayer . ing EQUIPMENT collided head-on with a truck on Washington. of 893 Provine, and Mrs. Charles Jones, of 258 lace, of 3006 Shannon. many of our problems added gree in home economics and nat- Anthony Ray Further, said Judge McCain, ,the U. S. Highway 112 was Mrs. Vio- A daughter. to Mr. and Mrs. Walker Hall, a son, to Mr. Judge. The court will furnish • ural sciences will be offered. Ter- and Mrs. "Children don't know their per- There is a reason why let Tally, 30. Kenneth B. Owens, of 687 Wells. Stanley Erie Sykes, a son, to Mr. James W. Hall, of 473 a list to any interested person people minal courses leading to certifi- Concord. sonal worth, hence they lose like is Her husband Thomas Tally. 34, Garry Lee Cunningham. a son, and Mrs. Will Sykes. of 2175 Cas- their 1 about helping our problem youth do business with us. It cates in secretarial science will be Henry Lewis sense of value trying to prove to executive secretary of the St. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunning- tex. ("miller, a son, to to become an integrated member is our prompt, friendly service, offered also. As a arecial feature Mr. and themselves that they are Paul Urban League suffered chest ham, of . 2856 Yale. A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mrs. Robert Coulter, of attrac- of the group. courteous treatment and desire of the college offerings great em- and head injuries, and their son,! C Moore, of 1838 Swift. 1938 State. tive." Delinquency is no respee- A question and answer period to help you. phasis will be placed upon the de- A son. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beverly Gerard Clark, a daugh- tor of race or economic status— followed the Thomas Nathan, suffered a possi- I Peggy Ruth Shipp, a daughter, lecture• velopment of a strorg music de- alcAtee, of 1010 Richert. ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Open Thursday Nights ble concussion of the head. to Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Shipp, Leon L. partment. Opportunities will be Don Odom, jr., a son, to Mr. Clark. of 520 N. Third. Until 8 P. M. State police said that Ta 11 y of 2362 Saratoga. given deserving young people to and Mrs. Don Odom, of 108 W. Debra Lynn Closed all day Saturday was driving west on highway Redd. a daughter, 112 Trigg. Winfred Jean Frison, a daugh- participate in a choir that will he when an eastbound pickup truck, to Mr. and Mrs. Claymon Redd, representing school through- Angelo Max Johnson. a son, to ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. of 2308 Hunter, the driven by Nelson Rai:limn, pulledl nation. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Johnson. Frisian. of 997 alelrose. DIXIE out the out from behind another car and Jacquelyn Shaffer, a daughter, Vance. Morris, WELL TRAINED FACULTY collided with Tally. of 335 James Anthony a son. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Shaf- A faculty has been selected that Mitty Alicia McDonald, a daugh- to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mor- fer of 693 Pendleton. FINANCE ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Webbie L. ris, of 610 St. Paul. COMPANY Is highly Christian as well as in- • • Janice Fields, a daughter, to Mr. tellectually McDonald, of 327 Decatur. Reginald Anthony Robinson, a and Mrs. Willie Lee Fields, of , 152 MADISON AVE. trained. The program wining Stops is so designed that Sunday school T JUNE 25, 1956 son, to Mr. and Mrs. James Rob- 1741 Ash, 414141111. Phone JA 5-7611 _laid-week prayer services a n d Chester Leroy Campbell, jr., inson, of 1148 Dunlap. Anita Fay Brooks, a daughter, Hems Owned. Homo Operated Pp•ekly chapel services will be a In Germany a son, to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pat Leon Brown, ji., a son, to to Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Brooks, ..lefinite part of the school pro- L. Campbell, of 500 Tillman. Mr. and Mrs. Pat L. Brown, of of 858 Lehloyne Park. • • gram for all connected with the! Barry White, a son, to Mr. and 1330 Brown. Linda Kay Hampton, a daugh- Ragan. school. On Way Home Mrs. R. L. White, of 1467 Vanessa Mae Johnson. a daugh- ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Obie T. Eva Mae Gordon. a daughter, to ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert John- Hampton, of 240 N. Main. The Seminary — a new aspect WIESBADEN, Germany —(INS) Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gordon. of son of 668 G. Glanker. of the school is designed to ren- — Gen. Nathan F. Twining, U. S. Lauderdale, JUNE 27, . der to ministers and religious Air Force Chief of Staff, flew Rita Bady, daughter. to Yvette A nderson, I • workers an opportunity to be of from Moscow to Wiesbaden Sun- Fay Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Jeannie Bady, of daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Willie great service to the local church.. day on his way home to report to Sardis, Miss. Neils. Anderson, 822 Polk. Those persons who are interest-I President Eisenhower on his first- 823 of Lobbins, a son. to Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Ru- ed in entering this Fall should 'hand inapection of Soviet a i r Andrew A daughter. to es Lobbins, of Alaska. News contact the registrar (Registrar! might. and Mrs. Rufus H. fus Watson. of 818 Green, a daugh- By ANGIE MITCHELL Baptist Industrial College a n d In a brief stop at Tempelhof 90 Wisconsin. Margaret Ann perfectly Debra Ann Nelson, a daughter, Green, a daugh- Seminary P. 0. Box No. 298 Her- airdrome in West Berlin, Twining ter, Mary Ann With a demonstration of "The Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Nelson, (twins) to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- nando) at once. told newsmen saw m a ny to ter, Cloth Moth, and How to Control," NOPC...ss clear... 279 Hernando. Green, of 273 Grace- A limited number of work-aid things'' during his eight clays in of liam M. a team composed of Annie B. rrank Edward Barnes.Jr a scholarships will lae available for Russia. "But I didn't see all I , wood. Young of Walton Chapel 4-H club and Mrs. Frank E. Russell, a daughter, to deserving' students. Any person wanted to see," he added. "One son, to Mr. Rebecca and Carl P. Warfield of Sardis Barnes, of 1457 Pillow. and Mrs. Charles Russell of serious concerning attending never gets to see all one wants Mr. 4-1f club won fourth place and a Carolyn Jean Jackson. a daugh-1 Argyle. * school hut lacking in a part of the to see." 1192 prize $15 at the annual State Mrs. Walter A. Martin. a daugh- of ter. to Mr. and Cheryl Denise • < .s I Soil and Water Conservation Camp * Jackson, of 605 Brawn Mall. ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Ocie R. Mar- *1,4, I held recently at Flora Parrish Janet Lynn Goodrich, a dough- ! tin. of 703 McKinley, 1 Training Center near C anto n, ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Good- A son, to Mr. and Mrs. James Miss, sf. • Al00 4s:+4 • MOTOR-TRANSMISSIONS rich, of 247 Guthrie. A. Elliott, of 1415 hlonsarratt. • y were among dele- • ....'"*".° sr' Pamela Diane Freeman, a Carmen Anita Adair. a daugh- eight EXCHANGED gates from Panola county, and 'eq.`1". daughter. to Mr. and Mrs. John ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Adair, one of the 22 demonstration teams GILBEY'S ALL MAKES IN STOCK E. Freeman, of 1338 North • Wil- of 1099 No. Dunlap. the Division of Entomologists. lette. Valerie Jean Motley, a dough- in makes a Tom Collins best • No moisey Down 10 000 .41, roe rer• Mot- Judges were state specialists from e ,loronte. Ortu!n• or Motors Rickey White, a son, to Mr. and ter, to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gilbey's perfect clarity • .Doy .".c State college, Panola County, is a clear sign • itcc .1.1 120 Arsr• ".' ot.crhostlect Mrs. Joseph L. White, of 530 Ham- ley, of 2156 Howell. of the quality you want in gin...

S TR1-STATE DEFENDER 16 Sat., July 7, 1956 Elks' $100,000 Scholarship Fund Drive Underway' Free Braden Of Sedition In Wade Cases Forrest City and Madison Briefs Members Of FRANKFORT, Ky. — The Ken- against the other six persons will Braden spent seven months in jail List Control tucky be dropped, prison before bail raised Centers Court of Appeals has thrown ! and was By RURTE F. TURNER out the 15-year prison sentence The Appeals court, refusing to for him by the Emergency Civil of Carl Braden, who was con- pacis on civil liberties issues raised Liberties committee. Order victed of Asked violation of the state's, by attorneys for Braden, based its Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sykes of daughters, Mrs. Sylvester Bailey For Reading, Writing sedition laws after helping a Ne- ruling on a decision by the U. S. • Madison had as their houseguests and Mrs. Arthur Jacks of this city gro couple obtain a house in a Supreme court that the federal, (See Story on Page One) 2459 Arlington; Kennedy Vesteran's Rev, and Mrs. J. A. Thommas- and Mrs. Brice Ford of East St. white neighborhood. . government has exclusive right to hospital, Getwell Avenue; Douglas son who motored here from Louis, Ill, Mrs. Nash and chil- o Assist Braden, his wife and five other prosecute sedition cases. Control Centers for the classes High, 3200 Mt. Olive Road; Greensboro, N. C. Mrs. Thomas- dren of St. Louis are visiting their white persons were charged after based Oak- Kentucky Attorney General Jo on the Literacy Program ville Sanatorium, Oakville, Tenn ; son (Susan) is the sister of parents, Mr. and Mrs. James The National Elks Department the house, sold to Andrew Wade M. Ferguson said it was not like- being launched by Station WKNO- Sykes. This was Rev. Thom- Guest on Purifoy St. of Education launched from Mem- Frayser County, and Shelby Court- Mrs. IV, was dynamited on June 27, ly that he would ask the appeals TV, Channel 10 include the follows; ty. . phis ascion's first visit here, and he was ANNUAL YOUTH WEER a $100,000 scholarship fund 1954. It is expected that charges I court to 'rehear the Braden case. ing places: the hospitality ac- campaign last week the most pleased with The Semper Fidelis Jewelettes am- Manassas High school, 781 return again bitious campaign in the 57 Fire-; corded and hopes to met last week at the home of years stone; Hyde Park, of the fraternal organization. 1281 Tunica st.;' soon Elizabeth and La Neal Lucas. Mallory Air Depot, Jackson ave.; George W. Lee grand commis- Mrs. Eula Hardy of St. Louis, Plans were made for their Fourth Klondike school, 1250 Vollentine; urch sioner Council of Education for the 500,000 Mo., was a recent guest in the of July picnic to be held on the Guthrie school, 951 Chelse a; member organization said "T he city visiting her father, Jesse W. lawn of the Rev. and Mrs. Humes High, 659 N. F. M. first group of an eventual 250,000 Williams, and sister, Mrs, Ethel McClendon on Highway 70 West. Grant school, 500 N. Seventh; Wes- letters of appeal have been mail- Dawson, on West Broadway. Mr. Mrs. IL C. Williams and Miss Lu- ley House, 652 N. 5th St.;Manassasilonors Neigh-, r. King ed. and Mrs. Oliver Bond and niece, cille McCall are the club sponsors. ; borhood House, 289 No. tith "Each Elk and Daughter Elk St.; , Laura Jean Jones of St. Louis. Annual Youth Week was observ- Lauderdale Courts, 246 N. Lauder- BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — (ANP)— will be asked to contribute a dol-, Dr. Martin No.. spent several days visiting ed beginning July 1 through July Luther King, president lar to the crusade for freedom in of the Montgomery Mrs. Bond's father, Jesse William e at Madison Light Baptist church, Homes,L9e16s Improvement education and to make more schol- tePPoplar;r opslat ; Les-- Association, was cited and sister, Mrs. Josh Dawson. rhe general theme, "Youth Builds daDlei.ter sxciehooH for "out- arships available to aid students l, ines,584 standing Christian Mrs. Iola Hawkin and husband a Foundation," was opened with Girl'a club, leadership" at who are suffering from the blight 268 Jefferson; Elks' the 23rd annual Louis were in the city re- 3 Garden Festival held on session of the of St. t h e of poverty or the lack of oppor- Homes, 460 S. Lauderdale; YMCA, ternal cently visiting Mrs. Robert Bowen, church lawn Sunday, July 1, Council of Churches met- tunity. 257 S. Lauderdale; Penal Farm; ing here July aunt Mrs. Hawkins, who is ill. In connection with ! 3-5 at Sixteenth St. of the festival "The secretarial personnel has Girl's club, 26 8Jefferson; E 1 k s Baptist Lofton recently was church. William Verdes the Prince and Princess Con- been increased and the ladies are Lodge, 401 Beale; YWCA, 541 degree dentistry Dr. King, minister of received his in tests. Mrs. Elna P. Shannon was working around the clock to han-j Vance; Calvary Episcopal Dexter college of church,; Avenue Baptist church in from Meharry Medical chairman of this affair with Mrs. die this additional mailing as- 102 N. Second; B. T. Washington' Mont- Lofton spent 1 gomery, is one of the leaders of Nashville, Tenn, Dr. Gwendolyn Statlard, co-chairman. signment. They are Miss High school, 715 S. Lauderdale; : Agnes', the nearly seven-month-old a few days in the city visiting his Friday night, the program was Graham Mrs. S. A. Owen, jr., college, 370 S. Or- boys Gladys Taylor and' colt of Montgomery buses. parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. V. presented by the children from the Miss Erma Laws." leans; Lamar Terrace, 1111 Lamar grandparents, Mr. and Bishop W. J, Walls of Chicago. Lofton, and beginners through the intermedi- The drive will end August 23 Ave.: Bethlehem center, 749 Wal- senior bishop of the AME Zion Mrs. J. W. West. He was en- ate department, Miss Sederia when outstanding leaders ker; LeMoyne Gardens, 30 Wd- in the church, delivered the feature ad- route to San Amonio. Texas where chairman. crusade will hams. be presented at the i dress at the Wednesday evening he will serve in the U. S. Air Sunday, July 8. the youth had National Oratorical Contest in Los STILL MORE ! July 4 session. Other speakers (furs Force. charge of both the Sunday schocl Angeles VOLUNTEER observers • re. ginning Sept. 24. The course CA and churches. Shown in Calif. La Rose school, 831 S. AVelling- ing the evening were Bishop Ed- SURPRISE PARTY and the eleven o'clock service with The porters meet with members of is a half-hour basic course in the back of the picture is Ad. Department of Education ton; Wisconsin school, 176 Wiscon-' gar A. Love, Methodist bishop of ;their pastor. the Rev. R. B. Bland, the National Council of Jew- reading and writing for adults. miral Martin Director of Tele- Mrs. Gertrude H. Brown of Chi- organized 27 years ago under the sin; Riverview, 269 Joubert; Flor- the Baltimore, area of the Central ;bringing the messaee. iiIusic ish Women last week to map More observer - reporters are x ision station WKNO who is cago is visiting her mother, Mrs. was leadership of Judge William C. ida Street school, 1560 Florida; Jurisdiction and president si the !furnished by the Junior plans for the Literacy P r o' needed for each of the Control seen chatting with Maggie L. Jones. Mrs. Brown is Choir. At Houston has raised a million and Mrs. Aaron Hamilton High school. 1478 Wilson: council; and Dr. L. K. Jackson, the 3:30 p.r . gram being sponsored by the Centers that have been set Scharff, of the former Mrs. Gertrude Johnson service, Rev. E. E. a half dollars and granted over president of the Na- Annesdale Baptist church, 967 Se- Gary, Ind.. who discussed Franklin new educational Television sta. up in various public places t h • of this city. Mrs, Pauline Moore of Helena, Ark., along 800 scholarships. Mr. Lee stated tional Council of Jewish Worn' attle: Crippled Children's hospital, "Christian Foundation of lion KANO on Channel 10 be- including schools, Ameti- Henderson of Wynne. houseguest with his choir and congregation that the scholarship roll for 1936 YMCA, YM• en, 2009 Lamar; Bethel Grove school; can Democracy." was of Mrs. F. M. Jamerson, was com- present and had charge of the included 49 students white and col- plimented with a surprise birth- service. Mrs. Willard (Erma) ored who are attending some of day party. Guests included Mes- Whitaker was the ahle-beibett gen- the outstanding universities of dames 0. D. Washington. Essie eral chairman for Youth Week and America Mexico and Cuba. Tabron, Elnora Bond. Lillie Ste- always does an exceptional job. The basis of their selection he gall, Sally Dickerson, 13. C. Wil- said has not been upon friendship liams, Emily Williams, Ethel or the membership of their par- • Ford. J. W. West and Miss Lucille Detroit With Rally ents in the Order, but rather upon McCall. From out of town was human needs. He said that schol- Mrs. R J. Soldsi of Kosciusko. arship grants of 81,000 each had Miss. Little Sylvia Inez Cobb was Kansas City Beats been made to Ethel L. Belton, the mascot of the party. reading Spottswood T. lolling, jr., Doro- KANSAS CITY — (INS) — The HENRY jr., ENJOY Davis, Briggs, and CLAYS thy Harry FAVORITE all the birthday greetings. ; Kansas City Athletics broke a six- Linda Brown for their long legal Iris and Gloria Clark a r e game losing streak at the expense fight which led to the Supreme home after spending three weeks of Frank Lary and Detroit Sunday Court decision outlawing segrega- vacationing in Little Rock with as they captured the finale of the tion in the public schools. Another their grandparents. Also returning four-game series, 4 to 3, at Muni- was granted to Miss Autherine from a little Rock vacation was cipal stadium. for fight to enter the -NW Lucy her 0th CROW LIGHTER AND MILDER Marilyn Cecille Turner (o u r The Athletics were trailing University of Alabama. One w a s daughter) who was visiting h e r 3 , to 1 in the bottom of the sixth granted to Bruce Boynton, Mont- brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and 1 when they rallied to score three gomery. Ala., whose father's busi- Mrs. William Mitchell. Marilyn is runs off Lary. Lary now has lost ness had been closed by a boy- our only newsgirl. 1 I lie greatest name in bourbon—historic favorite offamous men 10 games against only four wins. cott of Citizens Councils. Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Peoples celebrated their 40th wedding an- now in a lighter,vmilder 90 bottling as a comPanion to niversary last week. It was a sur- 'Proof prise celebration given hy their the world-renowned 100 Proof Bottled in Bond! Laucierdale • They were great men, thliii.trig, men, loud. They were leaders, and after them News knowing men—those men who early followed millions more who found in NOW—TWO Crow finest Kentucky whiskey • Mrs. Lula Holloway is vacation- gave their hearty approval to CoL James Old the GREAT BOTTLINGS! ing with her daughters, Mrs. Gle- Crow's bourbon. Mark Ttvain was one. ever put into glass. You will too, when nora Estes, of Chicago, and Mrs. Daniel 'Webster another. Henry Clay you call for the bourbon first distilled by 90 PROOF Bullock, Detroit. Mrs. Ella Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Lenora still another. The list of America's men James Crow over a century ago, avail- Finch of Milwaukee, Wis., is vis- Celebrawil Oki Cre.--11ghter.mIldet and 'co.vr iting her daughter, Sue Giles, son, ; of renown who extolled the virtues of able today in a milder 90 Proof as well en pcoof Ana rho 160 Proof Bottled us Beet! Eddie Lee Squalls, and other rela- Old Crow i, as lor.7 Ps their praises wcri. as in the traditional 100 F'roof Bond. tives and friends in LauUerdale courtly. BOTTLED IN BOND • • • PROOF The Young Women's Auxiliary 100 of Morning Star MB church clos- Krntticky Straight Bourbon tv ioskcy ed the series of meetings held • during the month of June, on sun- : Tbe mem 6111~ bourieul bourbons sratisEr as rood ilaY. June 24 in grand sty:le. Mrs Maggie Bell Jones was crowned queen of Morning Stal, reporting "The Greatest Name is &naive tile highest amount of money rais- ed. The Youth Choir of Alamo, . Tenn.. furnished beautiful music for the occasion. %k ith P r Crockett and Dyer counties, serv mg as director of choir. r o f. Koonce also represented tile sisit- ors and gave a response to the welcome address. Principal speak- sr of the occasion was Rev. W. E. Morgan. ‘lembeis of the Auxiliary were ,« sed uniformly in white. Those not prest nt at the program miss- ed a treat Uering tie month of July, the Morning Star MB church :town of AS P UtT OF 18TH convention sistant to president and vice will sponsor a series of progra ms. of the National Newspaper president. U. S. Steel Corpora- The thou l Union of the following Publishers Assn( iation in tion, who served as host: and churches: S. Luke, Rev, the United states SteelPittshureh. Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Martin. Fenner. pastor, Eta m Durtia ni Corporation was host to the siartin is lte%. tVilliam Burrows, pas- editor-in.chief of the publishers. Seen prior to din• ( hicago Defender and tor, SpringliiW Re\ . It. L. Reed. publish• net- are E. F. Moore (left) st of the pastor, \Vuodl;twri lr tiopkin-. as- Michigan Chronicle. pastor. Morning Star: Res. .1. it Halliburton. pastor. all rendered their second program of the year Housewife's Delight t Spring Hill on Slinda . .1 une 24. A large crowd was in attend- ance. Tne next program • wilt be rendered at Morning Star. Prof. John W. Halliburton is president of the Choir Union. From all indications, the follow ins teachers of Lauderdale County are making a splendid record at school. Miss C. Y. Russell. Rob- ( rt .lacox, Mrs. Erma Jacox, Rog- ers Watkins, Mrs, Minnie Slaught- Harold Winbush. C. J. Camp- hell, Ralph Williams. Mrs. Gladys Williams. and 'Miss Julia Wil- son. :Qs. Slaughter us lending her selodious voice and musical tai- nts to the University choir. William Wright III, son of Mr. 'snd Mrs. William Wright II and GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT AND HENRY CLAY ATTEND A DINNER, 183 .4 recent graduate of Lauderdale High school, has entered A and I At be, or chen dining ont,*as- he d'Id toitt Gen. Solifst;Bohlangefs asi restaurant ii State university. J. C. Jones. trade teacher at Lauderdale High school Wash., D. C., Senator Clay took pleasure in introducing his guests to his Faoorite bourbon, Old Crow. attended a workshop at A and I State university. June 27-29. He was inspired and charged with in The griddle on • formation and skills to impart to thin mixleen gas range in enninoed with a ettri-twn tire the students and community. John drip pan that ran he easily emptied withont removing the striddie itnelf. 4G2OWDI$tU.LLZY G9M,IJI_S _111401141_011LjUil_TCXY McBride, who is nnw teaching notber fi^Ature of this giu range is an automatically controlled burner that Trades in Trenton, also attended regnires no sorperrisios tor many types of cooking. the workshop.