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VOLUME 28, NUMBER 9 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, WEDNESDAY, July 23, 1958 PRICE SIX CENTS

A final mammoth voting instruction meeting will be held at Metropolitan Baptist Church Monday, July 28, to help "those who have never voted before and who want to know the reason for voting." The meeting will open , at 8 p.m. Walker Avenue School. Klondyke Small sample voting machines will School, Hamilton High School. First be bn hand to give voters an idea Station at 832 Mississippi Blvd., and as how to operate the real mach­ other buildings. ines. It is advocated, however, that Tuesday. July 29 at Mt. Olive Atty. Pierce Says voters who do not know how to Cathedral. Linden and Lauderdale operate a machine go to the locat­ Streets, the Citizens Non-Partisan ion where they have been placed. Registration Committee will close Voters may find voting machines out Its registration campaign. The Group Is Almost at Church Park Auditorium, Booker I various workers who have been in- T. Washington High School. Man-1 strumental In helping get Negroes assas High School, Ford Road School.1 registered to vote will be cited. Citizens for Progress political or­ ganization. which says it is designat­ Mutual Association Opposes ed to “Keep Memphis and Shelby RETIRES — After 16 years at Memphis General Depot, Lee Jeans County Down in Dix’c.” was called (right), 1337 Dixie, retired at the age of 70. Sam L. Godwin “almost ridiculous” by a backer of Edmund Orglll for govenor last Integration Of Public Schools (left), Chief, Storage & Materials Handling Section, presents a week. Department of the Army Certificate of Achievement to Jeans in Clifford Pierce, attorney, com­ Declaring “we are working a- news In March when its president recognitionrecoanition of faithful performanceoerformance of assigned duties as a menting on the endorsement by CP gainst integration of school’s“ thc Rev. M. L. Young, published a por- civilian employee of the Quartermaster Corps. ; T of Buford Ellington. made the Mutual Association of Colored Peo­ gress report on "Negroes In Miss­ s‘a»cment at a Ho» el Peahndv ple, South, 197 Beale St., in a letter issippi,’’ in which be blashed the gathering of Orglll supporters. “This to thé proprietor of the Henderson “paradox' of the north" concerning racial integration. Citizens for Progress grouo is al­ Truck and Trackor Company in most ridiculous! Thev can’t vet fo- Henderson, Tenn., asked tor a "$25 Other names listed on the letter­ ce»her. And then they go against the donation” to carry on a survey of head of the pro-segregation asso­ demands of their own »own’” Tennessee in the Interest of main­ ciation are: . . taining segregated schools. Another Orglll backer who at­ The letter, written on the Asso­ O. Mason, executive vice presi­ tended the meeting. John A.nne»-son. ciation stationary, requested aid dent; L. .Cunningham, vice presi­ attorney and chairman of the con­ “on this survey". The letter also dent; J. T. Truvlllion, national de­ fab. also ranked the CP’s nvpr »he stated that aid is being given by puty; Bernice Warren, executive coals for endorsement of Ellington: secretary; T. R. Robertson, nation-l "It’s a political proposition _ .the'» "the Bank of Henderson. Hender­ ST. LOUIS - (UPI)—The U. S. Court of Appeals Saturday was son Variety Store and .Morgan al secretary; E. Lewis, national or­ (the Citizens for Prograss neonle) Furniture Co." It was signed by ganizer; V. Ivory, state president; asked to set aside an order delaying integration at Central High are more interested in Politics Earl R. Harrison who termed him­ B. R. Shaw, state president of Mis­ School in Little Rook, Ark., until 1961. in the welfare of Memphis self “public relations” for the As- sissippi: W. Whitley, state presi­ Shelby County.’” soriatlori. dent of Arkansas; Nellie Carter, The brief was filed by Wiley A CP A. “MACHINE”? The Association broke into the clerk. Branton, Pine. Bluff, Ark., and Arthur Halle. Jr., business Thurgood Marshall, attorney for cut.ive. also slapped at. the CP or­ ■ the National Assn., for the Ad­ WATCH ganization: "Seventv-five nercen» of vancement of Colored People.' I the people with whom T’ve talked it sought to reverse an order by THE are tor Edmund Orglll Thev’re ORATORICAL EXCELLENCE brought smiles the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand lodge U. S. District Judge Harry J. Lem­ t’red of being told (by Citizens for to the faces of the three 4-H’ers, currently at­ F & AM of Tennessee, (left to right) Second place ley which set aside.. “for the time WORLD Prograss machine) who to vote tending the 4-H Short Course at Tennessee State winner Hattie Jackson, Somerville; Erman Por-. being” a plan of, integration start­ for te-, ■-Millington,-'first place; otic Betty Jean TROOP USE IN SCHOOL CRISIS ed in the school-district in 1957. C. W. Bond, mayor ¿^Arlington, University, who won tKe first, second and third Nine Negro «siudwiUTjaad . attended * Bé Sure ToVote in Moore, Nashville,; third place winner will attend 't’ehh,, said. "Cvervbodv tn this place Annual Prince Hall Masonic Scholarship WASHINGTON — (UPI) - Asst; Atty. Gen. W. Wilson White Central High under_ the protection “Aug. 7 Primary. town, man, woman and child, ouvht Tennessee State in the fall, as did the three of federal troops. awards, being presented by Tennessee State assured angry southern senators Friday the Justice Department ‘ Deadline For Auto to car’*vr the torch 'for Edmund Or- winners from 1957 who completed their fresh­ will do its "level best" to avoid' any further use of federal Tne NAACP brief contended the cill. The politicians, Citizens for University’s speech and drama head Dr. Thomas man year at Tennessee State this past regular grounds upon’ which Lemley bas­ Sticker No. '2 Is Aug, troops in the Little Rock, Ark., school integration dispute. Progress, don’t want this man for Poag, (right) education commission director of school year. ed his decision did not constitute 30. governor. Before it’s over, thev’re “a legally sufficient ground for sus­ White, who has been serving peals set aside a lower federal going to gang upon him That, won’t without Senate confirmation as court order delaying further school pending the operation of the plan,” matter’ Orgill's going to be our next integration in the public schools. and questioned the right of the dis­ governor, and he’s going to bn the head of the department’s new Civil trict court to rescind or postpone Rights Division, said he did not He replied that the use of troops best governor Tennessee ever had ' ” believe the “same circumstances" is a “last resort...... a last ex­ the. procedure already approved by. “NobodyCttri Woman Assaulted By Teen-Age that prompted the use of troops tremity” that “no one in the cqun- the court of appeals. . •‘TURNING AGAINST last fall will arise again in Little • try. wants.” He said he “earnestly OWN PEOPLE” , Rock. I hopes there would be no serious Resign Me, ’’ R. A. Trippeer slapped hardest, at He insisted that he did not think trouble again in Little Rock.” the CP group, accusing the organi­ President Eisenhower made a "mis­ Gang Here In L. E. Brown Park Money ... Who’s Got zation of “turning against their take” last September when he own people.” He said. “Without a teen boys have been arrested "lp ordered federal troops to enforce Mrs. Qualls’s $300? Shores Says question this CP crowd’s turning A gang of teen-age hoodlums grabbed a middle-aged school integration court orders at woman ot St. Paul and Lauderdale streets in the Cleaborn connection with the assault. Teh ‘ “Nobody can resign me,” Klon­ against their, own people is go’ng are in the custody of Juvenile Court Central High School. Button, button, who’s got the fo hqve repercussions. They will, re­ button? That was the question ask­ dyke Manager Robert Shores said Homes and dragged her behind Emanuel Episcopal Church where and three were arraigned in City. He made the statements in testi­ ed in an outmoded parlor game. in answer to Magician Coach Willie gret it!” they criminally assaulted her "10 or 12 times," police said last Court Saturday where they. were, mony before the Senate Judiciary Ware’s request this week. “I’m at Tom MqKnight. accused Walter held to the state on criminal as­ But money, money, who's got the Chandler, co-chairman of the CP week. Committee which held its third money? That is the question being the top, and nobody’s going to After assaulting her behind the I Park restroom where they attack­ sault charges. • . hearings on his nomination since asked by Mrs. Ida Mae1 Qualls, an resign me! group, of betraying his word in Held to the state were Paul Kirk, backing Ellington: "Walter Chand­ church, police said, the thugs then | c8. of 632 Me-, tioning Monday afternoon. Baptist from all over the city will Friday that somebody took $300 of coach. . the group from endors’ng Filing- Kinley, Police said that they, ate Before assuming his present post. gather on the Owen College cam­ her personal funds from a hiding "Just because those old Magicians,. ton. I notice in the papers now that BIRMINGHAM FOLK seeking another youth in the sex White was in charge of the . Justice pus Saturday. August 16, for. a con- place. "I had been saving the money and their coach luck up and wip he is one of the big men support­ crime. Department’s Office of Legal Coun­ tab which will be sponsored by the to attend the National Funeral Di­ one game, they do a lot of talk about ing him now.” GIRLS____HELD _FOR _____ WATCHING ______sel, In that post, he helped draft Memphis Baptist Brotherhood. rectors and Morticians Association's iL Just wait Until we play them Meanwhile, Chandler was giving Three teen-age girls who alleged­ the legal opinions that led to the According to a : Brotherhood convention, which is scheduled to again. That will be the story of the Prentice Cooper, candidate for the REACT TO LATEST BLASTS ly watched the assault have;been President’s decision in the Little spokesman. “All kinds of events will be held in New York City Aug. 4- year.” senate against incumbent Alber» turned over to. Juvenile Court, po­ Rock crisis. prevail throughout the day. You 7." she expressed the belief that Shores said he would have to Gore, and Ellington a pat- the By EMORY O. JACK5ON lice reported. will hear more about it later." study the reasoning behind Ware’s Because of his role in the dis­ the money was taken. by someone back at the same place. Chandler BIRMINGHAM, Alo. — Angered Negroes did whal Birming­ Police said that the victim was Owen is a Baptist-supported in- who has access to the establish­ request in this issue before he made told an audience of 609 women that puté. white was subjected to in­ ham police authorities and Alabama investigative forces have walking down the sidewalk, east­ tensive questioning by southérn stitution. ment. an official statement. “At the Shelby County must. give “the bound on St. Paul near Cynthia, committee members, including The story was revealed by Mrs moment I have no comment on any­ greatest, gift it can give to studiously failed Io do in forcing the arrest of three white men when the youths spotted her. They Chairman James O. Eastland assist in inter­ He is a graduate of AUen_Instl- Urban Renewal, will welcome the ton. D. C., will lead the discussion morgue. Hawkins, and Ellen Tarry, author preting the program, of the Nation­ delegates. Sunday, August 17 at a on Urban Renewal, assisted by Commercial Appeal, which has cal'NAACP. The Commission has tute of Mobile. Ala., Stillman Jlin- consistently attacked the.NMACP refused to act upon the measure. of the best-selling “■The Third al Foundation for organized groups. public meeting in Second Mount Malcolm Jones, local D’rector of Door.” and novelist James Saxon He will serve national headquarters ior College of Tuscaloosa.'Ala^ Urban Renewal, John F. Thigpen, editorially, have both endorsed Last March Ayers tried vainly to Zion Baptist Church. Luncheon Gore, Ayers continued: “On June Childers, a one-time editor of The and field, staff aS a consultant on Howard University, Washington. D. speakers include: Joseph Ray, As­ District Manager, FHA. M. B. Sat­ get the Commission to- consider his Atlanta Journal. interracial activities, working close­ C . and the University of Cincinnati, NAACP Meeting To 14 the Defender had this to say ordinance; “The mask of the Ni A. Cincinnati, Ohio. - sistant to the Administrator,' U. S. terfield, Director, Atlanta Housclng about Gore: “Every informed Ne­ The Fountain Heights ’ community ly with Charles H. Bynum, director Housing and Home Finance Agency. Authority and Hubert M. Jackson, A. C P. has been ripped by the de­ spawned Zipp Newman, sports.edi-. of interracial activities. Washington, D. C„ George W. Snow­ Regional Race Relations Officer, Be Held Sunday gro voter in Tennessee should rate mands made by the students of tor of the Birmingham News, Mel Senator Albert Gore space high LeMoyne College, demanding that ' Mr. Ethridge has been a volunteer den, Minority Group Housing Ad­ F1FHA, all of Atlanta, Ga. Allen of NBC broadcasting fame, worker with the National Foundat­ Regularly monthly meeting of the over Gov. Prentice Cooper.” former Mayor Walter Chandler Al Worthington, the star San Fran­ Ships For Sale “ i visor, Washington, D. C and T. M. “AN INFORMED NEGRO IS ion for the past ten years. He has Alexander; insurance executive, At­ There will be other leaders and local chapter NAACP is scheduled resign from the trustee board. We cisco Giants pitching great, and a served both as a leader in March resource persons representing all AN NAACP NEGRO now see the entire movement be­ lanta, Ga. to be held at 4 p. nt. Sunday, July horde of artistic and musical of Dimes activities and as a board LONDON. — (UPI) _ A sizable There will be a Demonstration Ap­ areas of the discussions. Q. V. Wil­ 27 at Mt. Olive CME Cathedral, 538 “To you who do not follow' the hind their Remands.” Willis charg­ greats. member of the Mobile County Chap­ part of the British navy was-put praisal. moderated by Mrs Patrlca liamson, President of the Empire Linden Ave. activities of the Negro press,” Seg- ed that the' NAACP is indirectly re­ PEACE AND HARMONY ter of the National Foundation for up for sale Wednesday. Robert A. Real Estate Board, Atlanta host. for. Featured item on the agenda is revatipn’st Ayers continued, “an in­ sponsible for the racial flare-ups In recent years, the peace and Infantile Paralysis. He also has Allan, parliamentary secretary. to Holterfferhvde, M. A.. I.. New Ro­ formed Negro is an NAACP Ne­ chelle N. Y.. and of which Josiah the convention and George Harris, reports by the two delegates who in the Glenview section. harmony which marked a quartet been active in' various other organ­ the. admiralty, said the shlpOfc be ' Sibley. M. A. I., City. County and Chicago, Ill., President of the Na­ attended the NAAOP’s 49th Annual gro.” , Ayers Is believed in some circles of a century during which Negro izations including the Community sold or scrapped included"five tional Association of Real Estate Conference in Cleveland. Ohio ear­ Ayers added, “Senator : Gore, • to be getting publicity in order to pupils trooped through the ’ all- Chest. Boy Scouts, YMCA, NEA, cruisers, seven destroyers, 332 frig­ | State Appraiser. Atlanta., will serve while In Memphis to open his cam­ i as chalrm— H- will be assisted bv Brokers, will pyes'de over most of lier this month. They are: Atty. H. run for the Commission in next white community to now demolish­ and PTA. .. ■» ates, nine ocean-going minesweep­ the sessions, which will ■ be held at T. Lockard and Rev. D. Cunning­ paign headquarters, met secretly city election by attacking the N. ed Slater School and the present Before joining the staff of-the ers and 31 fast patrol boats and - B. O. Sutton. Vice-President, Citl- ham, local president. ’__ . with the NAACP, Memphis chap- Ai Trust Co., Atlanta, Ga., Ed- the Waluhaje Apartments. A. A. C. P, . day Lincoln Elementary School was National Foundation, Mr- Ethridge motor torpedo boats, -

t. -a ------X 2 • MEMPHIS WORLD • Wednesday. July 23. 1958 LEMOYNE TO SHIFT TO SIAC; Althea Gibson WARE RAPS SHORES, KLWOYKE Honored By N. Y By MELVIN GREER Ths coach of the Magidans, Willie Frank Warer announced Mayor Wagner this wesk that h«s .team will quit the Ssmi-Pro league at the close cf the season and colled for the resignation c( Robert J. Shores as monoaer cf the rivol Klondyks Athletics. Cosch Ware said the Magicians' on the part of the manager ^Shores* star in the SPL “has been good ex- seems to be the narro* selection BY JAM BROWN pertence and encouragement for she of only one or two pitchers -horn LeMoyne players and future Lc- e*.ery- team ever town is prepared Moyne players" who will participate for." • in th«9 Southern IntercolleGlate Ath- ; Finally’- Coach Ware tor the letic Conference, of which the col- resignation of Manager Shares: Tf leee is sn affiliate. n?xt year. I had managed his team. Id have the championship now and . would - "Our.- main purpose for entering be having a picnic. I . hope that the Semi-Pro League ~ Coach Ware ncxt year’ the Athletics will finally hsvf ■ p-l¿.ye¿ explained, “was to gain some ex- find them a leader to bring out. penence But I have found that in their potential future." playing inexperienced players. I can for the August contest against equally place with the best in this ¡¿londyke. Ware ’commented: "That’s circuit." Ware expressed hope that onc ganie we have won before we his team might play the second play it." CV- half of SPL play when SIAC par- -UNCALLED FOR ATTACK" ticipation expires "if arrangements . «love car. be mace by SIACctap oincmL b«oe9 - Georce Wrighster.tKo whoK

Mrs. and Floyd Army Seis Record Patterson Views With $48S4&0 In Contracis In June .An all time record fcr purchasinz By JACK CUDDY f Heavyweight Champion jtim i tad a m o! confide^ and construction contracts was let during the month of June by the MONTICELLO, N. Y. - (UPD •. as a professional on whom he had m lne Athleucs-r-a young, speedy absoluieiv ^no-line.” and aggressive 'team wnicn nad Aiemphis General Depot. Colonel —Floyd Paterson scid Wednes­ Meets Roy Harris In ? Sun- william D. Buchanan, Cc-mmand- r>—oo what seemed to be a most promts- day he expects "my toughest hi:C‘^h “rT Tri future.- ware explained, -out nd Ik- Officer^ announced recently; Los Angeles, August 18 his. 341.h waory m 3o hz.._s. saic iact ’ OI .leadership in their camp ?r The contracts totaled $465.000 and Fight," as he broke camp and ; he was sure Hoy be a tough-. desErovinc .heir potential good ' ath brought the total dollar value of . prepared to need west for his ri? cri ■ ' qualities and their iuture. There is c ■' contracts let by the depot for the heavyweight1____.__ title defense conclude his condi?¿ouirm. ¿e~?er. Peu; Rademaxmer. ix-^use QOUht tUat man tor man. the Estate 1^31 year ending'June 30 Ogains. ’ R"oy Horcis at Los An- Patterson told a lame group bl hene hadhao nlentvplenty of professionalnrofessinnal exer--­ Klonriyke_2. . . team -has __ the best mater- . boxing wri:ers -at Kutsh*r s audi- perience. When Pauerson defend- geles August 13. xal in- the second division and per­ ■’Memphis contractors received all ■lorium that he considered Hams . ed against, Rademacher at Seattle haps in the league—in fielding, in but one of the ma jar'construction • Patterson .a'nd hi"' f’ntourace mo- his toughest opponent because he’s last August,. • it was Rademacher's ; throwlns. and in hit-ringG and maintenance contracts which . tbred io New York City after his a mystery. man to me- . first pro fighL • “ANYBODY CAN BEAT THEM" were awarded as follows: last > wnrko"i . here at Kuishers The__ champion..... r .. pointed ou... he Incidentally. Floyd predicted that - Camp Electric7Company of Mem­ Coufttryr Gln-h. where he has ■ been had never sren *he rhallmg*9?- from . Zora Polley would beat Rademach-. “They also used to maintain zood ’training sjr-£ June T sporting habits." Ware continued, u-suaFy attracts scouts phis to furnish and install am con­ Cut ’N Shoot, Texas, rin action or • er in their fight a*. Los Angelas a Martin CME Church ditioning units. $24.666. He' and ‘ others will entrain m the movies and ’ha* a’l the rp- week from Friday, largely because = ‘■hut .all — evervihing — seems to be of the major league at Grand -Cer'-al Stanon a® 4 p^n going to waste Anybody can beat Red -5ox will have a- ■ M G Ungren ¿c ’_Son. I^c— cl torts abrej! him have been r--s- greater experience Observes "Men's Day" Friday- for Angeles. When he them now. even Humko. They have players. in this year's jMemnhiS for additions to ouariers. the largest number pf pitchers in The Martin Memorial CME church '511.900 arrives, on West Coari Monday. the division, but poor’ judgement . 65 S. Parkway West, will celebrate' Tennessee Asphalt ’& Ps'ir-g Com- Patterson - 41 to a training Men’s Da y all-day Sunday, July ■paY:y of Memphis, for asphalt piv- camp st cv-’anside Ca.lif .. 40 miles way -ab^t ' ?H .tl 27. announced ohn J. Perry, choir­ inr of denot warehouse area. S40.- south of Le Angeles There.he will abilities, p-atten-on man of the occasion. YMCA Player Hurt Playing ¿23 t ' :—:*------:------A male chorus, under,the direct­ Shelby Sectric Company of Mem- , Letter Carriers ion of Dr W. M. Jones will supply phis to install electrical distribution music. An outstanding speaker,- system ST53C2 Ford Frick Predicts No Baseball Gives Help whose name was not revealed, will Seftbail In Mississippi Site Eouthern Pointing Company of ; Army deliver the principal address. Memphis for paintmg concrete Band Continues Rev. L. A. Story is pastor of the is in a cast new block warehouses. S21.7S0. In Times Of Need church. Clarence is expected' to return ®- -A- Morgan Company of Mem- Unless Congress Helps The Sport Concert Tour home late tbri week after two phis for installing aehumidifymg How the U‘ S Army takes care weeks m the hospital. He will be equlfxnent in oepo* warehouses, WASHINGTON — (UFO — Cornrrvisctoner Feed C. Frick pre­ of its personnel ahd their depen­ The Letter earners Band h con­ benched for the rest of the sea.-on. ^215400 dicted Wednesday that 'there be no baseball with ’n W tinuing its tour of the city the .rest Dr. J. W. Holley however someri^or riha* will hurt L. à: M Construction Company ôf dents was demonstrated at Mem­ years unless Congress helps the great American spart to solve, phis General Depot this week in of the summer. <• the YMCA's chances for the -rir-.r- Memphis - fcr erosion control and the case of SFC Freddie Hollowell, Following is the bands schedule- iomhip carene- is nnç docking facilities^ on cepot small its most cressing problems. now with Headquarters Company. '.All concerts will begin at 6 30 c-f the most, vái^hle player oh rhe ■ boat- oasm. 314.5,0 ; Frick told the Senate antl-mo- Hsyinc mils?* leapjes by .crAiai- Rites Held At West Construction Company of ______Sixth S Army. San Francisco, DJ3 * nöpoiy subcommittee he was par- hr.r major league broadcasts and I Memphis lor 1itito>.rimg strategic ticPUrir concerned about base- California and his parents. Mr and Tuesday. July 22 — E E. Brom it’.ecaris.-- Airs .Armstead J ’ Johnson.' 2143 Park a. cast. Fne-Abe Serslf Ursr sacker is the , mstsials stored by depot. S15.483. .' tail's inabffily tn control what He-’pleaded wi:h the subcdmm’i- —'** — — T.£• e--e t wl T ft.«, . Chsries P-oterson~ —•— C ompanv—w— q* ’ - . • ' • . • • ' Lyon .Avenue. Wednesdav. July 23 — Le-Moyne Albany State he trilled -the radio-television in- ■e_- *.o approve a House-passed bill Garden; FJavgyound Pittsburgh. Penn . for installation Cl “ricn“ of minor league chiés :d ■ grant organ.sed baseball ana• Johnson's father. 73 years ' railroad. ¿ding tracks. 518,400. Friday. July 25 — Gooch Play- ALBA21Y. Ga—The late Dr. J. with telecasts of big league ■"•.her professional sports imnmnity of age. suffered Qa stroke with'par- ground: W Holley, founder and. president games. riom the anti-trus; laws in thkr ¿al paralysis and has been bed- ' Tuesday. July 29 New Chicago emeritus of Albany State College •idio-TV .and other activ-ties ridden for the last nine months He Playrronnd] here, was eulogized by a life-long He -. .--plained that ■ the Justice •. The Jnstkc Department and Dep=n’_"; arT. - trust exper® ■’ had led ?n active life and worked Friday. August 1 — Grant Play­ classmate and friend Friday and Scrap Metal To the F e d e r a I Communications '¡ es a brick mason until about six ground. buried on the campus of Albany have vrted proposal by or- ¡ ‘ ommisshm have come nut | years.ago when poor health limited gârûseo tossba": 'to save the rapid - The public is invited to all the State ESTATE LEFT VtTTE against any mn»e tn gjre orsan- ■ his activities in addition. Johnson ■performances The eulogy was delivered by Dr. ~ ; lied baseball unlimited authority • had also been the pastor of St ■ George F Ellison, pastor of Reeves WASHINGTON _ Be Sold At Army finished Dr/EMn EJlmy* chairman tc control game- broadcasts and Paul's Mission on McNeil Street in . Memorial Presbyterian Church in Dr T Edward Jones. oaç-time of the fommission, announced: j telecasts. ' t Memphis. 'Resolution Upholds Philadelphia. Pa Services were Army-Chaplain-;ap?¿:n and chief surgeonsurrecn a I Fí i "4Ve want to thank >Ir. Rosen- But unless some such author­ j When SFC Johnson. a veteran of ICampaign Fund Raising held in the Albany State College sohn f^r his straicht-forward an­ i T3 years’ army service, returned Caroline Hall. General Depot swers ;nrj for coming before the ity Is granted. Frick ss»d. “with­ in 16 years, there will be no tcle- home on furlough recently, he told 'Of Health- Organization . Dr. Hoilev. Presbyterian minister, ■ ^Lne:- ä J J^n*s of ly# 12: n St, commi-'ion Ms own will.“ writer, educator, fanner, orator and NW'. Thousands of pounds if scrap will Wef- was giv^n 3o days' m which risiot? problem® because there his mother that she should apply An Aimerican Medic?’ Association be sold on a sealed bid sale to be w»n be no baseball ~ at the Memphis General ’ Depot for industrialist, died Wednesday alter held st the Memphis General Depot to sppf?’ the ’ift’.ng ,7* his license an Army Dependent’s Medical Card. resolution‘ upholding firmly the free­ cemg ill for several months. v.’e •»vok®d his license because Despite *h*s gioomv prediction. dom of voluntary health organizat­ on AJrwayE, , July SChb Frick told the subcommittee he be- A native of South Carolina. Dr. The scrap items ir lude glumi- he lied us a previous hear- Mrs' Johnson applied to the depot ions “to conduct their cam­ Holley lived and received his prep­ mg. i t'reh. boxing cam. ■ y-ed ?. furher the Adjutant. Captain Anthony J paigns of fund raising and public Speaking 0/ Peti . . num orac-^ copper. ' rubber and mission ®n'orphnre GLenda’e 8-4431. exten-■ the necessary requirements for hos­ regular feeding c-f nutritionally reputable manufacturer. This sion 1’4 pital admission. inadequate table scraps or other food, when given in the proper . foods meant for human consump- amounts, will provide your dog TELEVISION TIME licn wiH shorten a dog’s life. with all of his nutritional re­ Summer Enrollment When the dog is regarded as a quirements. Fortunately, modern member of the family as is true dog foods are a? palatable aS AL WEILL DENIED At Miss. School 641 in so many of our homes, it is they are nourishing, and most Six hundred and forty-one stud­ ¿imeult to convince some owners dogs eat them even more eagerly ents enrolled at Mississippi Vocat­ that, -Fido really is a dog, not a than they gobble up leftovers. *i ional College for the Summer Ses­ ■ human, and that he has many The widespread.. that' sion according to the Office of the food requirements which differ dogs crave variety i food BOXING LICENSE Registrar The ficure represents 5Q4 from ours. ■ • has been disproved thrcnigh in­ female and 137 male . . These who feed the dog left­ tensive testing. Your cog may When broken down by classifica­ over scraps fre-ih the table usu­ prefer one type of prepared dog tion. seniors led the enrollment’ list ally do so oecause “mother always food over another, but he wii! al­ IN CALIFORNIA with 218 students fed cur dog« «craps and they got most certainly like best the food The records nf the Retrisriar show ¿IcEg fise.” However, they for- that has been fed to him regu­ an increase of 35 students over last ‘ >re* that the dog.« at that time larly ever the longest period of years enrollment of 60*5 for the didn’t li’ e very long es e rule, time. s same period. ¿rd mc*t famines had a number To switch your deg Efrons Unofficial • tabulation for tiie cf dog® over s period cf several scraps to prepared cog food, use ' second Summer Session this year . jlears. this simple method. Use only the shows 356 students enrolled, to 304 - The A-S P C A. estimates that prepared food. If he refuses to. for the same period last year the a-’erage dog lives twelve an increaised of 52 students. Sear« t^daV as against seven 5*af« in 1930 Much of this in- Ckease in life expectancy may be credited to the ^c-rk cf those in the field of dog- nutrition. ' I As much as we enjoy giving l oqr dogs the tidbit» which they _ . fine eo delectable, it is a fact that A four-pound. -inch iron chain, costing a scientineany prepared dbg food $1280, virtually’"co-stars" with Tony Curtis end Sidney Poitier will provide them with, a longer, in Stanley Krarr.er's "The Deriant Ones," United Artists' release healthier and happier life« The casting them as fugitives who are shackled together in flight. average person who believes that his dog is healthy has no way of Dramatic scenes like this made Kramer's film an invitational determining the effect of various American entry at the l.nfernationo! fcerlin film Festival, which diets on his dog’s growth, cispo- awarded Poitier top prize as the year's "best aetpr." MEMPHIS WORLD Wednesday, July 23, 1958

Parents BY JEWEL GENTRY WADING POOL REVUE AT lipin Earl Hardy,. Major Hubbard,...____ , were’ born ORANGE MOUND IS Michael Johnson, Kenneth Robin­ COLORFUL EVENT sori, Artis Ruffin, Edward Lewis,- 'MRS. AND FOWF1LL has .return­ George Cannon and Linda Bennen HI, Gary Davis, Jackie Sharp, King ed to her home in Löuisyiile after Are named King and Queen Farmer, Eert Burnette, Keith Snell, several weeks here with her moth­ Lawrence Long, Carl Helm, Wil­ er, Mrs. Rachel Brown on South The. Wading Pool Revue of the liam Saulsburg, Kenneth Murphy. Lauderdale Street. Her two sisters. Colorful Playgrounds (was as us- Johnny Jones, Tommy Walker, Mrs. Mattie Tyus and Mrs. Sarah ■ ual) a colorful event and large Rodney Strong, Laura" Love■ and Brown are back home in Memphis JULY 12 and Mrs. Arzell Webster,. groups of Memphians turned out Marion Nèal. • after a vacation in Texas. Mr: and Mrs, Charles E. Jen­ 1537 Hannauer, son; Arzell. to see pretty, kfddies who were con­ nings, 1673 Patton, daughter, Mary Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stiff. 768 testants for Royal Subjects... Winn- MRS. GEORGE WEST of 1429 MRS. NARCISSA JONES has as Porter, daughter, Debra Ann. 1 nlng first place were. George Can­ Jane. Gill Street is back .home after a her house guest last week. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Burl L. Brooks, non, 9, son of Mr., and Mrs. John trip to Columbia. Tennessee, (her Mrs. Phillip Boone of Chicago who HollR.vcoi'i, daughter, Alice Cannon who came from the New. 1524 Raven, daughter, Donna • native home) where she goes year- are both in the Chicago School Marie. Rochelle.. ’• Chicago Playground—and—Linda- -ly. —to -see after her mother’s grave. System. ______. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Lewis, Faye Bennen, 8, who daughter of While there the popular Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Willie L. Bonner, - 629 Alabama, daughter. Joyce An­ 4937 Black Rd., son,• Alvin-- - -LeRoy. - . Mrs. Maude Brown of the New Chi­ matron was complimented_by -her .. MRS, RUBY G ADISON. Social nette . cago are who were named King host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. B. Columnist for the Pittsburgh Cour­ Mr. and Mrs. Nelse Nelson, 2317 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holloman, and Queen or Master . and Miss J. Goodlow at their Cemetary. Ave­ ier left last week for points in Eldridge, daughter. Mere! and 388 Hernando, daughter» Dianne. titles at the Orange Mound Play­ nue home on Saturday evening Ohio where she will visit friends DR. AND MRS. J. E. BURKS ENTERTAIN DENTISTS, Atkins of Memphis who addressed the Medical Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Frazier, 585-. ? ground Friday evening the annual when they entertained with a ii and relatives.., Washington. D. C.. St.' Paul, son, Martv Jerome. revue was held.... Winning second PHYSICIANS AND PHARMACISTS FROM TEXAS, Men at the Clinic. Seen in the large crowd is JULY 13 'Bridge-Dinner... On Monday Mrs. where she plans to attend the Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lee, 1396 - and tiiird places were Kenneth Ro­ West was honored at a Luncheon Delta Convention and Detroit. OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS AT THEIR LOVELY Mrs: Collier, President-Elect of the Medical Auxi­ Hnrqce,. son. binson, 10, son of Mr. and 1290 Grand, daughter. Annie Rulli. Mrs. given by Mrs. Eva Miles Lee, Su­ FORREST CITY ESTATE:—Among the many guests liary and Dr. Collier of Hot Springs; Dr, and Mr. and Mrs...... Edmund...... Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L, Broome, Johnnie Coleman and Shelia Ro­ pervisor of Williamson County; Mrs. DR. AND MRS. “IKE" WATSON. attending the annual event for Medical Men Mrs. Hosea Proffil of Helena (he is Vice Presi­ 1735 Orr, daughter. Yvonne Denise. son. Keith Evans. binson, 9, daughter of Mr. und Emma L. Evans,’ and Mrs. Estelle. JR., left over the . weekend for and Women in these three States are seen a dent) of the National Dental Society . . . And Mr. and Mrs. John T. Robinson. JULY 15 Mrs. Johnnie Coleman who both Thomas.. Mrs. George Holliday and Mr. and . Mrs. Wallace Harris, ■Springfield, Illinois, where they are few of the guests. Dr. and Mrs. Burke, who 883 Randle, daughter, Randy came from the Dunn Avenue Play her daughter motored to Coluni- • attending the .Central State Goll others,seen from Memphis are Mrs. R. Q. Ven- ■Tlinmas 2841 Airways, daughter, Cynthia • ground and Antonio Benson, 7, son bia... taking her to their home in Tournament. While there. they are entertained lavishly, are seen on the extreme son, President of the National Dental Auxiliary; Mr. and Mi’s. Charles Wilson, Elaine. of Mrs. Attne Franklin Benson and Nashville where she was their house ' visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Petti­ right. Just behind Mrs. Burke is her close Mrs. Fred Rivers, Dr. Rivers, Mrs. Leland Atkins 1192 Krayer, daughter. Sheryl Ann. >’*»• ’ and Mrs. L. ,C. Jones, 694 Charlotte A. West 4, daughter of guest until she returned home. The ford wfto was their house guest friends, Mrs. U. S. Bonds and Mrs. Tolise Buri- and'Miss Jewel Gentry of the Memphis \yorld. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Jefferson, Mitchell Rd., son, Raymond Eu- Mi's. Clara West of the Dixie Homes Hollidays later drove Mrs. West to daughter, Angela gene. . silmmer before’ last at the same fo’y who assisted her in receiving. ’ 30 W. Fields, Playground.. These pretty youngs­ Memphis. Joining the parly was tournament. (More pictures and notes will be seen in the Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Suggs, 139 ters, were chosen over 18 other con­ Mr. Foul Blair. • Also at the extreme right is Dr. Leland (Society Column Friday.) Mr. and Mrs Tyler- M. Moore. Temple, dautrhier., Elnora. testants.... The King and Queen MRS. VIVIAN WHITE left Sun­ 3432 Baggett Rd,, son, Robert Mr. and Mrs. Josenh Hobbs. 410 won beautiful shiny trophies award­ MR. AND MRS. SAN LANG­ day for Cleveland and Chicago Anthony So- .Lauderdale daughter, Gloria. ed them by Mr. J, A. McDaniel, where she will visit friends. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Mitchell. Mt and Mrs. .Nathaniel C. Young, Supervisor . of the Negro Play­ FORD arrived here from .their home in Cleveland for a visit with White will remain .North .until her 917 Enroll For 408 E. Trigg, daughter, Stephanie 337 G. Street, daughter, Crystal grounds in Memphis... Serving as Mr. Langford's mother, Mrs. Beat­ sori,’Augustus White is ready to re­ Ann. Ann. judges for the contest were Mrs. turn west for school. Augustus, who KNOW YOUR Mr. and Mrs. Murry King, 920 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simmons, R. Q. Venson of the Cotton Makers rice Langford and Mrs. Langford’s brother, Mr. Furmer Baker and his made a wonderful athletic record Devld. daughler, Portia Denise. 1616 So. Bellevue, daughter, Sharon Jubilee and National President of (family on South. Parkway ana her at Brown University, is now a se­ Summer Study At Mr. and Mrs. Albert L.- Sweet. Ron’se. \ tlie Dental Auxiliary.... Mr. Thad- cond year student at the Stand­ 2798 Yale, son, Albert Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Garter, deus T. Stokes, ‘ “ aunt, Mrs. Rena and her family on 12025 Hunter, daughter. Deloris Jean. Managing Editor Smith Street. Coming down with ford University . Medical School. Mr. and Mrs. Willie F. Frenuin, of the Memphis World and “Your LIBRARY 972 LeMoyne Drive, son. Marty Mr and Mrs Cleonhus E. Davis,. . Columnist.” them was their young 14 year old 1068 So. Orleans, daughter, Cynthia son, Raphael. The other son. is now JACK AND JILLS GIVE Jackson College Vick. ■ ty Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Harris. Esmae. . Mr. McDaniels was M. C. of the in the Armed Forces and their ANNUAL BOAT RIDE According to a report released evening... and in his__ =gracious______r man- WEDNESDAY OF THIS WEEK 677 Hastings, daughter, Marion Mr and Mrs. Curtis Richmond, daughter, Rosina at Ohio State MAUDDEAN THOMPSON SEWARD last Fridny, by DeLars Funches, 18’7 Roz?lie. son. Terrv Tee ner thanked and introduced all of. University. The Langford own and Kiddies and many grown-ups will registrar at Jackson State College, Dianne. Die key persons around for the Mr. and Mrs James R. Oler. 1537 Mr. and Mrs. Hardy - Williams, operate a large Super ’ Market in enjoy the boat ride down the Mis-. 917 students are registered for the M’ Olive, son. contest and the short program that Cleveland. sissippi Wednesday July 23rd when Brookins, daughter, Belinda Gail. Do you . like to read Shakes­ vholly lacking, traditional Second Summer Session. Mr. and Mrs. Freddrlck D. Mar­ ”JFIY 16 showed off tropical dances (taught they take their annual ride on thé The figures indicate that the Mr. end Mrs. Fddie Moore, 704-G . / at the playground and other ta­ Queen of Memphis" taking a stop peare’s Plays? Have you ever order of the First Folio, which low, 519 Hampton, daughter, Shir- thought of the sequence of them? classifies. the* plays as Comedies. Graduating Class of 1959 .might get • Pn’k. daughter. Rubv Ann. lent) Among the City Officials pre- MR. AND’ MRS, STONIE SMITH on a close-by island for the youngs­ an all-time high for the college. lan Lucinda. sehted by Mr. McDaniel were Mr. and .their two sons are back after ters to get off. All of the foods Obviously, if the readers of this Historiés, and Tragedies, and JULY 14 Mr. and Mrs James Bovis nd, .. column wish to observe the de­ places THE TEMPEST first and Three hundred and sixty-nine -’’’9 Rawlings, daughter, Carolyn H. S. Lewis,' Superintendent of the a trip to Chicago and other points •.liked by teen-agers and small kids> students are classified as seniors, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Deshay, Memphis Park Commission... Mr. north, the boys spent the 4th. of can be found along with dancing velopment of Shakespeare’s style CYMBELINE last, is still adhered 257 Joubert, son. Dennis. Jr. Vnnne. and tlie growth of his powers as to in many modern editions, but <214 as juniors, 63 as sophomores, Mr. and Mrs. Clavborn Moinen, Mr mid Mrs. C’arence MacUn,- Marion Hale Superintendent of the July in Freeport, Illinois where they and gajhes. ' and . 31 as freshmen*. 1 Sandprq dn”‘rh’er, T.oretta. Recreation Department who spoke an artist, the most satisfactory scholars universally reject this ar- 312 Sliverage. daughter, Robin. order in which 'to reild his plays rangement as having no chrono- Twenty students are enrolled in Mr, and M»-s, i Crowder, 115 commending the Letter Carriers J he library science workshop, 62 are Mr. and Mrs. Jackson May. 026 would be that |n which they were logical basis. E. Georgia, son, Ernest George. nnvn dni.igh^r, Artis. Eand and its director Mr. Matthew enrolled in the laboratory school, JI’IY 17 Thronton,: Jr. Mr. McDaniel also composed. . The character of the evidence 1 M». and Mrs. Ransom Wirt., 2397 upon which tbay attempt n re­ and 88 are registered in the col­ M” arid Mrs a roe” Artu^e Scott,, presented Mr. Stanley Dillard and Yet, important as the matter is, arrangement will be clear from a lege's graduate program. I Cable, daughter, Sheeree Owenda. Ifie. West Holrncs. son Barrv Artore. members of the Letter Carriers Recipe of the Week: the arrangement of Shakespeare's few examples. The sources of in­ Mr and Mrs. John Randolph, Band after which he presented tlie work in chronological order is one formation are six in number: L95 East S’ son. Josenh. Judges and Playground Directors. of the most difficult of scholarly 1. Records of Performance Mr. and Mrs. R B. Dotson.: 1043 DIRECTORS problems. 2. ' Literary Allusions Earline Bogan Elopes T’”'»>lo. ??nn Hob’s., ? Playground Directors (who made 3. References in the Plays to Mr. nrid Mrs Tommv D^vis. 1248 tlie evening a pleasant one with its PET MILK HOME ECONOMIST • In many cases it Is quite impos­ Datable Historical Events Oriole, daughter, Rc’elln, Lorraine, snappy entertainment abd colorful •••••••••*«•••••••««••* sible to determine the order of Links between Plays them­ Mr. nhd M”s John D^vis (ad- Chinese directions and water ani­ succession, many of the dates us-, selves With College NAACP Head H-oon available), son, pewayne. mals that sat around the pool and ually’ assigned to plays are con­ J’’’Y 1R 5. Datés of Publication Miss Earline Bogan, a freshman major at LeMoyne. ' close to the Royal Throne) were ICE CREAM SAUCES glorified .a big dish of cool ice jectural,. and those who know 6. Variations of Style and Ver­ Mr. and Mrs. David Bornenn, Miss Mattie Smith and Charles Lo­ Mrs. Louise R. Prothro, Home cream. , most about . Shakespeare are the at LeMoyne College, has eloped He is a member of the Alpha 2’’°° daughter, Nita Sue. ; , sification with the president of the college max from Boothe Playground...... Economist for Pet Milk Company, least willing to suggest a definite Call by your Vance Avenue Phi Alpha Fraternity and recently Mr. snd Mrs Fern I.^e HeaFd, Miss Eliza -Young and Charles Pat-. -demonstrating how easy it. is to The secret of making these sauces order or to be dogmatic concern­ chapter of the National Associat­ succeeded Mlarion Shepilovk Barry 1349 Wabash, daughter, Branch .of the Cossitt Library and ion of the Advancement of Color­ terson- Directors of the L. E. Brown make the new Ice Cream sauces. is a rich mixture of two convenience ing the exact year in which an see the Outlines of Shakespeare’s as head of the college chapter of Mr and Mrs James McDonald,' Playground... Miss Barbara Neal They take just a few minutes mix­ foods -- instant, puddings and eva­ individual play was written. ed People, Clifton Drake, Jr., it the controversial NAACP. He is 499 Vance, daughter. Gerline. plays and see the chronological was learned last week. .employed by one of the jelly’s Abe ■■ Thompson, directors a t ing, and makes two full cups of porated milk used’double rich.i just In the case of a modern author, arrangement of his works and fol­ Mr. and Mrs Billv Hudson, 1101 Church’s Park.. Miss Joan Bram- sauce for a few cents. as it comes from the can. To this, The two were married last Tues­ chai super markets. Popular and son. R’liy Glen. information to answer questions low the séquence that represents aggressive, he stands 6-3”, hopes to lette and Carl Mosley from the Di- A perfect picture of the sauce different natural, flavorings are add­ ol this kind is readily accessible; I the thinking of meading modern day at the home of the bride’s Mr. end Mrs. Hen^v Ellis, 578 . xie Homes Playground... Miss Ruth ed — like orange juice, peanut but­ pastor. Rev. Van J. Malone, 1806 continue in the political science S’ Paul, rnn Ronn’d Ellis > at its best --on heaping dishes of in Shakespeare's case it is almost scholars. field when he finished LeMoyne. Pegues and George Warren from cool, inviting ice cream. Looks de­ ter, and pineapple juice -- to make Edmundson. They are. living with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cafadinef tile Douglas Playground... Miss licious -- and tastes even better’ a whole series of wonderful, totally the bridegroom’s parents in the The sudden, unannounced mar­ 77S cello s«n. J-^^. Rose M. Smith and William Robert­ different sauces. Walker Homes, 334 West Brooks riage of the popular couple came Mr. and Mrs. Rufus L. Thornes. EJere’s a wonderful, new recipe as a shock to their many friends. ”’4 Carpenter, daughter. Sandra son from the Dunn Aveune Play­ d;scovery now being introduced by With these • sauces, you can buy Road. ’ ? ground... Miss Valeria Brown and Funeral Directors To Hold 21st Said Clifton; “I know it came .as a Kay. Miss Louise R. Prothro of the PET economical half gallon and gallon 1 Earline, daughter of Mrs. Vera surprise, but it sure is nice to be Mr «nd Mrs. Henry F. Wheeler, Charles Williams, Directors at the Milk Company. They’re delicious, Foote Homes... Miss Jessie Merri­ sizes of ice cream and have a dif­ I Bogan, 1046 Wellington. St., a married.” 3’8 w U’oh. tw’ns. son. Hog^r weather and Horace King from the smooth ice cream sauces which .take ferent dessert at every serving by Annual Convention In New York I librarian at the Vance Ave. Cossit ■Earline just had one, word to Do’». doHTb’er. Rn«?p Lee. • -~ C. M. Gooch Playground.. Miss Mose no cooking and are just about the simply changing the flavor of sauce I Library Branch, is a member of the describe the marriage: "Wonder­ IMr. and Mrs. Le-nv Anderson, most economical topping that ever you use. Several Memphis funeral directors ¡fabulous clan of beautiful Bogan ful.” 1232 Florida> son, Michael Lee. Yvonne Brooks and William Ro­ feature a daily program, “Educat­ sisters. This clan includes Miss binson from Grant Playground... and morticians are planning to at­ ing Morticians for Funeral Service Marjorie Bopan, a junior, at Le­ Miss Peggy Cox and William tend the 21 annual convention ot in the Space- Age,” Moyne. Miss Velma Bogan, a Booker Knight from the Robert.... Howze ...... the National Funeral Directors and In addition to these feature at- T. Washington senior, and Miss Playground... Miss Bettie Hunter Morticians Association, set for Aug tractions are other outstanding ■ Vera Bogan. and Walter Evans from the Kansas 4-7 in New York City. highlights. On August 5, John H. IF YOUR CHILD LOOKS FORWARD TO Street School Playground.. Miss The Educational Committee will Johnson of Johnson Publications Ì —o— Lois Neely and Frank Davis from will be featured as the key speaker____ .i SUMMER CAMP Klondike Playground., .and Miss at the Annual -Award Banquet. ; The bride attended LeMoyne last Dalastine Shelby and Floyd Banks Jackie Robinson will participate on year where she is majoring in from the LaRose Playground. Jackson College this program, and Mrs. Jennie Mor­ elementary education, Tall, attract- From the LeMoyne Gardens’ ris of Philadelphia, Pa., will be ive and charming. Miss Bogan is Playground were Miss Mary Mabin To Offer Summer honored as the outstanding “Woman employed as n countergliT at Hut­ and Percy Washington... Lincoln of the Year” by the National Fun­ chinson Drug Store, 547 Vance Ave. Playground, James Black and Miss Course In Driving eral Directors and Embalmer maga­ Clillon is a political science Nanette Bradshaw.... Lincoln School zine. Playground. Miss Ardrey Samuels Jackson State College, in coopera­ A boatride down the Hudson, by tion with the Mississippi State De­ the light of the "silvery, moon.” will and James Swearger.. . Magnolia partment of Education, will begin Mrs. Clementine Stokes Playground, Edna Washington and be the attraction on Wednesday. its-annually mmerprogram of driver , To close this four-day meeting Host To Riviera Club Thomas Vann... From the Manassas education ¡Monday, July 28. School Playground were Miss June t-he guest will don formal attire for Billups and Charles... Melrose Ele­ This year’s session will mark the the President’s Ball, which will be Mrs. Clementine Stokes served as mentary Playground, Rodell Boyd fifth successive year that Jackson cabaret style With many stars oh hostess when the Riviera Social i and Miss Evelyn. From, the New State College has offered this course top billing providing the entertain-! Club met recently at her 2090 Swift 1 ! Chicago area came Miss Gloria ment. residence. Members of the club said which is a direct result of the in­ The Host Committee is providing that the, repast served by Mrs. ■ Mathis and James Patton... Orange creased emphasis being placed on baby sitting service so- parents may Stokes was “delicious.’’ Mound Playground, Mrs.- Minnie driver education and its addition to bring childfen and yet participate The club is spoilsoring a mid­ Anderson... With Mrs. James Jones the high school curriculum in this in the many planned activities. of the Patterson Playground was CHOCOLATE SAUCE Orange Juice Concentrate. Stir as well as many other states. season round-up affair Saturday Robert H. Miller, general secretary; I night. July 26. at the home of Mr. Saving, i Miss Johnnie McGraw.. With Ern- Mix until smooth in gradually 2-3 cup PET Milk. O. P. Chiles is president. i mitt Simon, Jr„ at Roverview Play- 1 package JELL-O Chocolate Let stand to thicken, about 10 B. A. Blackburn, instructor of and Mrs. Sam Burns, 277 Red Oaks. : ground was Miss Ann Reddick... and Instant Pudding minutes ; health and physical education at Club meeting the following Sunday NOT WISHING, CAN MAKE IT SO! -! -with L. D. Ewell from Washington the College and director of driver will be held at the home of Mrs. 2- 3 cup 'Light or Dark Com education said: “During the time Pauline Taylor. 2143 Howell St. ( Playground was Miss Carol Jami- Syrup TROPICAL PINEAPPLE SAUCE Voters League Mix until smooth 1 package JELL- that Jackson State College has of­ Mrs. Lizzie Patterson is the presi­ The fun, the development, the memories that ' son. Stir in gradually fered this course, it has had the dent of the club and. Mrs. Annie i ' Playground kids who took part 3- 4 cup PET Evaporated Milk O Vanilla Instant Pudding arid 2-3 summier eamp give a child are worth far more on the., program ..were -Linday Gay cup Light Corn Syrup, Stir in use of the most modern facilities Office To Remain M Johnson is the secretary. Mrs. — 4,.teaspoon Vanilla for instruction made available by. Viola Thompson serves- as the re­ . —Ward,, ’ Virginia- -Floyd, - Linda F.- * Let 'stand 't£, ’thicken, about 10 gradually 1-2 cup PET Milk, 3 the American Automobile Associa­ than money. You can’t really calculate their Bennet, Dorothy Jean Gilliard, Tablespoons undiluted Frozen Pine­ porter. minutes. Makes' about 2 cups. tion. Open Until July 30 value. But you can calculate their cost and Charlotte. Ann West, Deborah Brit- Any left? Cover; keep in refrig­ apple Juice Concentrate and 1-3 The Citizens Non-Partisan Voters tenuim, Helen Mitchell, Shela Ro­ erators. cup drained, canned Crushed Pine­ League with offices at 236 S. Well­ start well ahead of time to put away regular binson, Carolyn Owens, Edward apple Let stand to thicken, about ington St.., announced this week Miss Mary Sue Scott Johnson, Paula Thompson, Made­ CHOCOLATE MINT SAUCE 10 minutes. that “the office will remain open savings to pay for these priceless advantages. line Oliver, Gail Perkins. Dianne Use 1-4 teaspoon Peppermint Ex­ LOANS until July 30 despite the fact that On Jordan Honor Roll We’ll help you get started. Visit us soon! Fair, Geneva Snell, Barbara Jo tract- in place of vanilla. deadline ’ for voter to register for 'Miss Mary Sue Scott, daughter of Gardner, La Juan Johnson, Mary MOCHA SAUCE —ON— the Aug. 7 primary election was Mrs. Daisy Scott on Nicholas St., Lynn Beasley, Dianna Marie Mur- Mix 1 Tablei.poon Instant Coffee Commencement Set July 18.“ was included on the honor roll phy Janie Carter, Willie Mae Kear­ with the chocolate pudding before Automobiles - Furniture when Johnson.C Smith University Tri-State Bank of Memphis ney, Debra Johnson and Rhonda mixing with svrup. For Summer Session The announcement was made by released its list of scholarly stud­ Davis. CHOCOLATE PEANUT SAUCE Equipment - Signature Earl Davis, assistant director of the ents this week. Clara Weaver, Gillis Ford. Carl­ Mix 1-3 cup Chupk-style Peanut You will Bke our prompt recent registration campaign, in the Miss Scott was graduated from 386 Beale Street ton Knox, George Cannon, Wil- At Philander Smith absence of W. C. Patton, director. Manassas High School with honors Butter with the chocolate pudding friendly service, courteous Davis said, "we did not reach our and syrup. Increase PET Milk- to 1 Philander Smith College of. Little in 1955. Her father is Tom Schott, Memphis, Tennessee Rock, Ark., will hold its annual treatment and desire to help. goal of 60,000 registered voters, how­ who lives iri South Memphis.Memphis, She cup. summer session commencement ex­ Open Thursday And ever, we did set a new record by BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE has a brother, Tom, Jr., of the Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ercises on the college campus, Sun­ - Friday Nights Until 8 P.M. upping registration to approximately Nicholas St. residence, who at- Mix until smooth 53,000. 1- package JFLL-O Butterscotch day, July 37. tend Manassas. Saturdays 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Plans are being devised to make Only other Tennesseans on the Instant Pudding. Baccalaureate services will begin the: Citizens Non-Partisan Voters list were Nina L. Moyers of Chat­ 2- 3 cup Dark Corn Syrup at 8:30 a.m. and commencement League a permanent organization. tanooga, and Ortygia M. Allen of Stir in gradually- will commence at 2:45 p.m. A group of the volunteer block­ Liafollette.' 3- 4 cup PET Evaporated Milk Rev. M. Lafayette Harris, who is DIXIE workers, ward leaders and other Johnson O. Smith is in Charlotte, Let stand to thicken, about 10 also the president of the college, civic leaders overwhelmingly voted No. Carolina/ MEMORIAL STUDIO min. Makes about, a cups. will preach the baccalaureate ser­ to “continue the operation the year 889 UNION AVENUE Any left? Cover and keep in re­ mon. Dr. Eulen D. Galloway, dis­ FINANCE CO. around.” trict superintendent of the Little Dr. J. E. Walker, instrumental in stated jointly “we are seeking more Designers, Builders & Erectors frigerator. 152 MADISON • J A. 5-7611 of Monuments. Outstanding ORANGE SAUCE Rock Conference, will address the starting the campaign along with unity among the various citizens Mix until, smooth t package JELL- graduates during commencement. the Ministers and Citizens League groups of our city. There has been Biftny years for courteous ser­ HOME OWNED - some division but now it appears vice and reasonable prices. O Vanilla Instant Pudding, Fall registration at the Little and the Bluff City and Shelby Rock institution begins Monday, HOME OPERATED County Council of Civic clubs, that we will walk hand-in-hand PHONE JA. 6-5466 2-3 cup Light Corn Syrun and 1-4 cup undiluted Frcz:n sept, 1.. _ ... „______headed by Rev. Alexander Gladney, down the road of civic progress.” Memphis world Top Cuban Rebels MY WEEKLY Flee To Jamaica KINGSTON, Jamaica. — (ANP)— President Fulgencio >I|atista’s terror SERMON drive against rebei letitfer Fidel Cas­ tro. tn Cuba, is causing some amount ’ i MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich.,— -i ■ > -■ " of alarm In the island of Jamaica, as now and then a Cuban seeking A massed Asian delegation of nine REV. BLAIR T. HUNT refuge from Batista’s fury, springs nations stretching from Japan to a surprise landing tn the port of Pakistan time and time again at PASTOR Kingston. a session of the Moral-Re-Arma­ MISSISSiFPI BLVD. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Guillermo Figueroa, a bright-eyed ment Summit Conference under­ shaggy-hair Cuban was the latest scored the urgent” need for "ide­ to land here at Pallsadoes airport, ological aid” of Moral Re-Arma­ In one of Castro’s single-engined ment as the "only possible way" aircrafts. of it unslng Asia and answering You Say And Sing? TRAINED IN AMERICA Communism today. Twenty-year-old Figueroa was . . lioncr me with their lips; but their Tran Van Khlem. Saigon, who TEXT: "This people trained In a United States military was the press secretary to President heart is far from, me." .' Matt. 15:8. • academy, .and said that the plane Diem In 1955. said, for Asia it is Do'you really mean what you say and sing? Are /you like 1 he flew was a private machine be- "change or die.” He added, "We 1 longing to Castro. The rebel, leader the Apostle-Peter-of old? either accept the discipline of ab­ baseball game and sweating at hard was still in his mountain hideout, solute moral standards which will It. was sundown when thirteen and he, Figueroa, was on a private work . ■ ' and important mission to Vene­ answer corruption and unite self- men met to celebrate the passovêr We sing. "Throw Out The Lift- flessly on the , basis of what is PINEAPPLE AMBROSIA CHIFFON PIE:-Whipped instant nonfat in an upper room in a house oh the Line," and then spend Sunday zuela. Pestered frequently with these re­ right for all classes of people or dry milk crystals create a lightness in both texture and calorie height of Jerusalem. It was a time i mowing out me fish-line we will be driven under by militant of the real parting between Jésus Do we mean what we sing9 We bel passersby, the Immigration count in Pineapple Ambrosia Chiffcn Pie. Authority in Kingston, whose air­ dictatorship Only MRA Is power­ and those who loved, hint best in can .sing a lie. Read Rev 21.8 . . . ful enough to unite Southeast Asia this world. It was then and there . All liars shall have their pint .in port arm is under colored Inspector A SMART HOMEMAKER keeps her menus in tune with Joe Williams, called in CID chief, quickly. It is helping the Free that Jesus . told his, disciples they •thcJiike whiehjiurns with lire and World to regain the initiative.” the season, and in the summer she caters to heat-fatigued would soon be ashamed of him, A. Gordon Langdon to assist in the iH imsione ” interrogation of the rebel pilot. Joe He described the national wel­ appetites with meals that are light but still nourishing. Because Peter was apparently insulted. We sax we love Jesus and then come given the MRA task force “Lord," said Peter. "I am ready to we hate each other We say. "The Williams did not forget the fight of its characteristic delicate, airy texture and refreshing fruit, he had to disarm another Cuban that visited West Nam last spring. flavor, a chiffon pie makes an- ideal dessert for .Summer meals. go with you into prison and unto Lord is my shepherd” but we tail "There were banners in . the streets, death." io follow him. stop-over a few days before when Du we mean what We say; do we the latter drew a revolver to blast he said, "dally broadcasts on the The chiffon pies are particularly (about 3-4 minutes), •Jesus looked at Peter with deep down a crowd of heckling Cuban natinal radio and private citizens mean what we sing? appropriate since they have the . 3, Add 2 tablespoons lemon juice. sympathy and said: "Peter, lhe.cpck There is a difference between hp students who called a cheer for contrbuted towards the expense of additional attraction of being light shall not crow this day till you religion and heart religion. Castro. The treveller then was a the visit." He said that this was Continue beating until stiff peaks Batista army officer whom the stu-r in calories,.too. The ingredients re­ three times shall deny me.” “unprecedented" in his country, sponsible for this double lightness form (3-4 minutes longer.) Peter protested: "Although I dents called "Batista Butcher.” especially as many of the MRA IMMIGRATION AUTHORITY is instant nonfat, dry milk crystals, ' should die with you. I will not deny force were white people from the the modern nonfat milk in crystal you.” The Immigration Authority refus- West. RINGWORM-OAHBRUrf Hours later in a court adjoining , ed to admit that it had information form. Reliquefied according to Indictment Comes Another Vietnamese spokesman. package directions, instant. crystals the temple, Peter stood warming from Figueroa that Castro was run­ Truong Dinh Dzu. Sa ¡gap’s lead­ his hands. When a maid said to ning out of supplies in his mountain make a delicious, fresh flavored low SUFFERERS ing lawyer, said he had come to calorie beverage and. can he used IF YOU HAVE.DRY BRITTLE HAIR. DANDRUFF. Peter “You were also with Jesus ” hang-out and frequently had to dis­ America at a "crucial time” in his TETTER, ECZEMA, RINGWORM, OK OTHER SKIN x ■for all your cooking and baking. But OR SCALP IRRITATIONS, PERSULAN WILL aF- Replied- Peter, "I know him not.” patch confidential officers on SOS country’s history to plead with Again and again the young, woman to Venezuela. The police admitted, best of all. these magic crystals of FORD-TRANSITORY RELIEF OF THE SCALING however, that on Mliy 5. this year. America to send the ideological AND ITCHING. ASK YOUR DOCTOR. DRUGGIST, 1 declared he was with Jesus. Then aid of Moral-Armament." He said nonfat, milk will, when mixed with BEAUTICIAN OR BARBER ABOUT PEKSULAN... Peter roared an oath and cursed, Figueroa and two other rebel Cub­ an equal amount of ice water, whip and added, “I don’t know this man ans arrived here. They were on everyone was grateful for the eco­ into fluffy white mounds to furnish A their way to some Latin American nomic and technical help America a fluffy texture and light calorie yoù' are talking about.” BONTFAY, Fla.'— tUPIt sent but added this "often favors The words Had no more left his Holmes County, grand jury return­ country, but. they told the Immigra­ count for chiffon desserts. lips when Peter heard the shrill tion desk that they were on their a certain class of people MRA HAM L*»Ok*TU*Hi ed indictments Friday charging a has shown us the way,” lie stated, crow of a rooster. Then When he ax mur- way to Havana. Tiy both of these Carnation Com­ . Negro ex-convict with the After taking off. the control tower “to reach the heart of the masses pany recipies soon ...... they’re turned he beheld the eyes of Jesus i ders of u Bunifqv farrtier and his and with compassion in his eyes, J and radio room at the Jamaica air­ I want to thank Frank B.uchman sure to become family favorites all » First Aid Jelly For Jesus eyes seemed, to say, “I told ' 2-year-old daughter- , port tried to contact them on the for bringing us this help," year Tound,. but especially when A Painful you so Peter, you didn’t mean what !I The jury considered the Havana flight but finally discover- These speakers were followed by the' thermometer's hovering around you said.” . ; nearly 14 hours bet ore returning the '• ed that they were not bound for other Aslans who pointed out while the 90 degree mark. Do we mean what we say? We : indictments against Frank. Peter- Cuba but had shifted to some re- there were hungry stomachs and sometimes even lie as we sing the ! mote mountain area in Latin Amer- empty hands in- Asia, there were FINE APPLE? AMBROSIA Rennins son, 27, who was arrested, in New ! songs of Zion. « York and is fighting extradition io , ica. • also hungry hearts waiting for CHIFFON PIE . Quick, apply Moroline! It soothes, ■ We sing, “Onward Christian Florida y-.- an “idea that really satisfies.” (Makes 9-inch pie) relieves, eases' pain fast, protects Soldiers,” but we fail io march Because of these incidents, the. He escaped from a nearby prison ii Government here might take a firm The session was chaired by Raj- skin as it speeds healing. Always onward to the church. !i camp the day prioi to the brutal I EYES CAREER IN DANCING—Teena Scott,-an attractive junior at mohan Gandhi, India, grandson o tablespoons (2 envelopes) un- __ aj _ _ Sunlight/1 i hand to prevent the Rebels or any- of keep a jar of Moroline liQndy in We sing, "Heavenly I slaying of Iragene Carnley and ms i Spelman College, has her sights on a career in dancing, either of the Mahatma. flavored gelatin • the kitchen ant’ "bathroom. ’ aha in. the hot summer we don’t I daughter. Ernestine, and the neat -1i$ne else nom using Jamaica as a .1-2 cup cold fruit cocktail syrup go -to church because it is too hot. : springboard for their purpose. as a teacher or performer when she finishes school. She knows I ing of !Mts. Carnley and two other i • drained Jrom 1 1-pound can Regularjar 15( ’ We sing, “Oh, For a Thousand.1 children. that rnaintainFn'g a figure of the proper proportions is one of fruit cocktail) _ 2______:______i Tongues.” and we don't. use Hie ELECTRICAL STORM the necessities in reaching the top; that's why she keeps in African Students 1 1-2 cups canned pineapple juice one we have to sing in the choir. 1-2 cup sugar We sing, “There Shall Be Showers BALTIMORE — (NNPAi — An shape with a routine of strenuous exercises. Her 119 pounds LARGE “lOuGH Ph’-jOU electrical storm hit the Monument­ are well distributed on her five feet four-inch frame. Thé meas­ 1 1-2 cups canned mixed fruit JAR 25t of Blessing,” and we don’t go to Rival Publisher cocktail (1-pound can, drained) church if it looks like rain. al City on Sunday at 5 p. m... caus­ urements? . 34-23-36. — (Perr/s Photo) We sing. “Blest Be The Tie That ing a flash flood, stalled traffic and End 5-Day Meet 2 1-2 cups whipped instant non­ the slightest Claims Man Fired cut off telephone service in many fat dry milk crystals* ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in U. S.» Binds,” and then let CHICAGO (ANP)— The five-day So. Am., Europe. To $15,000 Travel offense break the tie of fellowship parts of the city. sixth, annual conference of the All- 9-inch .single crust graham About Mrs. Bates Residents in the 400 and 500 cracker shell paid. Write only Employment Info. and friendship. African student Union in Inter­ Center. Room 14, 470 Stuart' St.,' We sing. "We Are Marching' To I LITTLE ROCK - (ANP) — The Block N. Carey St. reported that Nation ’s Beauticians national House, University of Chi­ Soften gelatin in fruit cocktail Zion,” and yet fail to inarch to I Southern Mediator Journal, local water in the street was above the cago t ended its five day meet last syrup. Heat pineapple juice and Boston 16, Mass. prayer meeting. ! weekly published by G. 11. Jones, I wheels of stalled automobiles week with Michael Olatunji. Afri­ sugar until sugar melts? pouf over We sing, ’‘Oh Dav •of Rest and I; charged last week that Christopher Plan Miami Convention can drummer virtuosos from Ni­ gelatin. Stir until dissolved, Chill Gladness,” :und then break our- i, C. MJercer Jr . NA AGP field secre- geria, being elected president. uhtil svrupv: stir in 'fruit, Fold DR. FRED PALMER’S selves down, on_ Sunday. cutting i' Lary, was fired because he couldn’t By O. C. W. TAYLOR be held in Fort Lauderdale. Ruth More than 5ÜÓ African students, whipped instant crystals into fruit riding, yelling at the t get along with Mrs. L. C. Bates. grass, auto 1.“ I (For ANP) Ferguson of Philadelphia is head representing 11 of, AÁSÚÁ’s 12 Chill until mixture mounds from MUST GIVE YOU Jones, a professional rival of Mrs. NEW ORLEANS. — "Miami will of the sorority. chapters throughout the country, spoon. Pour into crust. O^ill until ; Bates and her husband, publishers bé filled . with beauticians from attended the meeting, which was set (2-3 hours.) ! of the Arkansas .State Press, also A brilliant faculty has been an­ July 28 to August 7, and you may I nounced for the institute. This in­ characterized by * a babble of more Itching Torture , charged that Mrs. Bates and the quote me as saying so” said Mrs ■ than 30 different languages and *To whip ihstant nonfat dry milk ! Rev. O. D. Alstork, pastor, St. Paul cludes Mrs. Whickam,. the presi­ crystals (Makes about 2 1-2 cups). Katie E. Wh.ickham, New Orleans dent; and D. A. Julius, adminis- the colorful, flowing robes worn by PROMPTLY RiLIEVID i AME Zion Church, were being con- president of the National Beauty ; delegates and visitors from the 18 1. Mix li-2 cup instant nonfat' dry I sidered lor Mercer’s job. ■ i trator; Carolyn 'Diamond,. Harris- A doctor’s formula—soothing anti­ Culturiste’ League, which meet> II burg, Penna., dean; Marcus S. African lands represented. _■ milk crystals with 1-2 cup ice water septic Zemo—liquid or ointment ■ . However. Mrs. Bates denied that Claims Reported in the Florida city along with its ! Lyons, N. O., asst, dfean; Elsie W. Chapters represented by the more in bowl. promptly relieves itching, burning i she was interested in the job, and auxiliary branches on those dates ! Day, Jersey City, Maude Gadsen, than 60 accredited delegates, plus 2. Whip until soft peaks cf Skm Rashes, Eczema, Psoriasis, ! wouldn’t say why Mercer, a lawyer, ! WASHINGTON.. - /UPI) — The (about 3-4 minutes). Ringworm, Athlete’s Foot, nemo “And yoü may . add. ,$iat they New York City, and Ruth Flowers, a significant number of individual . was fired. Merger himself was not | Labor Department Friday reported will make preparations to assure • St. Louis, registrars; Mary Clarke, students from unorganized areas 3. Add 2 tablespoons lemon juice, i immediately available for comment. ! a sharp rise in new jobless claims them one of the finest convention.', were: New -York, Cornell, Washings Continue beating, until stiff peaks ' because of summer vacation factory i Dallas, make-up: Elnora Hicks, of irritated skin« 1 The Journal repotted Mercer was ever held by this organization I Richmond, weaving; Ruth Valen- ton, Columbus, St. Louis, Cincin­ form (3-4 m’nut.es longer.) fired June 13. - shutdowns but said that overall which covers the entire* nation.” i tine, Portsmouth, Va., permanent nati, Chicago. California, Iowa, ORANGE-PEAR CHIFFON unemployment benefits rolls ,de- She was heartily joined in both Wisconsin and Wilberforce, were (Makes 9-inch pie) [ dined for the l’lth straight week. (waving; Mada Pi Edwards, N. O., statements by D. A. Julius, Miami, I biology. present. Lone chapter absent was 2 tablespoons (2 envelopes) un­ LIGHTER, CLEANER general chairman of the convent­ Lincoln. | flavored gelatin i The department said initial job- I Also on the faculty are Wanda Younger Looking Skin- If Itching, Stinging Skin Misery i less claims rose by 100,900 last week ion and chairman of the local | Bolton, Kansas City; Wilhelmina The African countries represent- j 1 -2 cup cold water i to a new total of 467,200. Thirty- group in Miami. ; Starkey, Miami; Versie Lee Bailey, ed were Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, | 1 1-2 cups reconstituted frozen In just 7 days be delighted i two states reported increases. Meeting w i t h the National [Omaha; Isabel M. Gant, N. O.; Sierra Leone, . Togoland, Algeria, i tangerine juice concentrate fast and easy this doctor's Gives You No Rest...Get Relief ' Meantime, the number of persons. Beauty Culturiste’ -League will be I Willie Mae Saunders, Nassau, Tunisia, Ethiopia, Sudan, Kenya, 1-2 cup sugar iorinula lightens, brightens and ! on the unemployment rolls dropped the National Institute of Cosmeto­ Bahamas; Milicent D. Bolden. Uganda, Egypt, • Morocco, South­ 1 cup mandarin vorange sections, helps clear skin or money back! by 59200 to a total of 2^51,700 in logy and the national beauticians Memphis; Carolyn Murray, Balti­ west Africa and the Central Afri­ NOW FORTIFIED WITH ■sorority Theta Mu Sigma. I diced (¿rffrlced orange) • Like Thousands Quickly Relieves itch­ the week .ended June 28, chiefly more; Bayselle Smith Hill, De­ can Federation (Tanganyika and 1-2 cup diced-,^ears AMAZING “F.A. 7* ing, Burning Misery of: because of the exhaustion of bene­ The institute ' is a workshop I troit; Ileen Batey, Augusta, Ga.; Northern Rhodesia). 2 - 1-2 cups whipped instant non­ Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener fits by jobless workers. where latest methods of beauty Rose Marie Davis, Baltimore; Major activities of the confer­ fat dry milk crystals* is double strength. What’s more, Of Others Enjoy Ugly Bumps (black­ •Since workers must be unem- culture are shown, where the James L. Hunter, New. Orleans; ence included lectures, movies, an fl-inch single crust graham it’s, fortified with amazing ZINC * beautician learns by doing, and Allie Mae Johnson, Bogalusa, La.; art. show, a dance exhibition and cracker shell PHENOLSULFONATE. . .“F.A. 7’* Thousands of people all over heads), Acne Pimples, where beauty supply jobbers dis­ the banquet The public was intro­ Simple Ringworm, Soften .gelatin in cold water. Heat It lightens, brightens and quickly ’ the world praise Black and play the latest gadgets in beauty duced to the program by several helps clear skin of externally caus­ White Ointment for its sooth­ Burning, Irritated Feet, work The meet will be held in movies, depicting African life and tangerine juice and sugar until sugar melts; pour over gelatin. Stir ed pimples., Softens blackheads for ing relief of itching, stinging Red, Irritated Hands, the beautiful Bay Front Audiloi - developments in various African easier removal. Fades blemishes, him and practically all of the states, including documentary films until dissolved. Chill until syrupy: skin misery. You, too, can en­ Tetter—Eczema stir in fruit. Fold whipped instant freckles and Off-color spots. Re­ joy this grand help. Today, hotels in Miami have opened their on Ghana and Egypt. doors to the beauticians. crystals into fruit. Chill until mix­ fines enlarged pores. Makes skin try Black and White Oint­ ture mounds from spoon. Pour into fresher, smoother, younger looking,. ment—over 51 million pack­ A feature of the sorority will be Dorothy Stevenson, New Orleans; their annual banquet which will crust Chill until set (2-3 hours) ages sold! Large.75c size coib. Louise Chapman, St. Louis; . *To whip instant, nonfat dry milk tains 4% times as much as Dorothy Tross, Baltimore; Wilma crystals (Makes about 2 1-2 cups) tegular 35c size. Trial size 20c. ployed at least a week before thev Nichols, Birmingham; Olga S. 1. Mix '1-2 cup instant nonfat dry Dr. FRED can start drawing benefits, Kentrlcks, New Orleans; “ milk crystals with 1-2 cup ice w.ater Palmer’s And to keep your skin clean,' surge in new claims will be Cooke, Philadelphia; Opal •use mild Black and White in bowl. DOUBLE Xlvcied in next week’s report Miami and Helen Savarre, 2. Whip until soft peaks form Soap. It thoroughly removes overall Jobless payments. Orleans. STRENGTH surface grime, leaves skin Graduation exercises have been feeling fresh and firmer. arranged for those who have _com- BALTIMORE — NNPA) Among' pleted the prescribed course In the the 50,050 fans to see the All-Star SKIN institute. game here was Franklin Ward. Sr., 34. He waited for 27' 1-2 hours to WHITENER at druggist« BLACK äWHITEDINTM ENT Your deserves be the first to get two tickets in Try Dr. Fred Palmer*» Skin Delight Deny $20,000 To the bleachers for himself and son Soap 25c. Washington Home Frank, Jr. WASHINGTON (ANP)-¿Federal furidsTamounting to-$20,000 for-con- Amazing New Easy Way stf^qtion of a hospital ■gi.lhe Flor­ ence Crittenton home for unwed mothers, were refused the institu­ PUTS ON POUNDS tion last Wednesday ¿y the District, of Columbia commissioners. Inches, Firm Solid Flesh The refusal was based upon the Women,-mon and children who.art skinny, thin fact that the home does not ad­ and underweight becausc.of poor appetite or poor • eating habits should by WATE-ON, the latest mit Negroes. It came after D. C. WATER REPELLENT discovery of modern medical science. There’s no Health Director, Daniel L. Finu- cramming with sugary mixtures, no fishy oils, no HAIR CARE overeating. Yet cheeks fill out netk and bust-line eane, told the commissioners .the gain ... arms, legs, thighs, ankles, skinny under­ grant would be contrary to na­ weight figures till out all over the body, take tional policy. 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Get Pluko to­ COME TO THE .«Ä FM Ma W* Èivés quick energy, guards against fatigue, sleep- tss nights, poor endurance and the low resistance day. Sold on a money-back guarantee. which often accompaL.es underweight. Very im­ Bayhollyoaks Motel •bonair* portant. WAIL-ON Emulsion helps clear the blood AMERICAN BEACH CREME CUM. of the excessive cholesterol. It undet weight 1$ dm Amber 25^, White 50/ Be sure to try it 1 to disease lake WAIL ON under direction ot your FERNANDINA, FLÒRIDA doctor. So don't be skinny:..get WATE-ON Innenspring Beds—Air Cooled— Homogenized Liquid Lrriulsioti or WATE-ON fon- dansaa FOOD TABLETS today. Only S3 at drug­ Fresh Waler gists. Put on weight tast.thls easy healthy way or Private Baths — Kitchenette .money back. Ask for WATE-ON. Screened Porch PHONE ÓR WRITE: C. M. VÀtioaf, Prop. WATE-ON Til. Fernandina’ 4817 MÎMPHlà WÔRÎ.È) • Od - i 1 MaVe a F’oweV æx ' Xi § * ; Tv I

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B I Recipe of the Week : fetóri 0^ ■ • LOMA LINDA, Calif. (UPD — &• it r -i ! Hen-pecking wives “probably start PET MILK HOME ECONOMIST • more, men on the road to alcohol­ J ism than any other single factor,” *«•••••••«e•••••••••«• an Ohio psychiatrist said Friday. V Dr. George T Harding, profes­ ■; f , j- That old saying, about “the proof other. But there’s more to it than sor of psychiatry at Ohio State of lire pudding Is Tn the eating” that, thanks to Pet Milk — the University, advised wives to treat is only partly true about . CRAN­ tapioca itself is more delicious than their husbands like kings if they BERRY TAPIOCA PUDDINGS any you could make'with any other want to avoid playing second-fiddle Fabulous for a party is this delicate dessert, but easy, as made from my new Pet Milk recipe form of . milk. You see. Pet Evapo­ to a .bottle, — they look so delicious you don't, can be to makel To decorate: with decorating tube and tinted rated Milk is a little more than Harding, addressing the ninth whipped’ ci cam, make pastel roses and leaves. For the even have to taste them to know twice as rich as ordinary milk. so. annuaT institute of scientific stud­ ■ they’ll be extra good! You see. even when you mix it with water, handle, wind pastel pipe cleaners around a strip of card­ Cranberry Tapioca Puddings made ies for. the prevention of alcohol­ board and stick ends of handle into pie at inner edge of crust.' as you do in this recipe.-'it makes ism meeting on the campus of the this way are in layers __ cfeamy- a richer pudding than other forms VANILLA DESSERT PIE -rf- ■ yellow tapioca . alternating with of milk. I know your family will College of Medical Evangelists, said 'BLUES FOR HANDY' — Bandlcador Bill Doggott presents Mrs. W. C. Handy,, widow rich red cranberry’sauce, then topp­ love these Cranberry Tapioca Pud- wives drive their husbands to drink of the la to "St. Louis Blues" composer, (photo roar center) with tho 300,000 copy of his 1 envelope (1 tablespoon) unflavored gelatine * ed with a spoonful o fsauce. it’s . dings, and I know you’ll enjoy by; \ now record,. "Blues for Handy" at flor Yonkers. N. Y. homo. Now on a nightclub tour, -i cup sugar i_.- a wonderful combination of fla­ —Engaging In too many verbal ’¿ti teaspoontVMspowii »«11»salt - x?-- . making them because they’re so gymnastics. jazz organist Doggott promised to do his pa rt to keep the Handy legend alive. (Newepresi vors, because that tart-sweet cran­ !'i cup undiluted evaporated milk j pretty and so tempting. Here’s the .—Acting like intellectual exhibi­ Pho,ok :!i cup- water . : ” ’ berry, sauce and creamy vanilla recipe --be sure io cut it out and tapioca really. complement each try it soon! tionists. . • 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten ■ —Ignoring the economic facts of 3 egg whites, Unbeaten life. 1 teaspoon vanilla . —Breaking through . the “tension House Furnishing? 1 1 Chocolate Coconut Crust (Over hot water barriers” of their husbands. melt 1 cup semi-swect chocolate chips with . —Launching husbands too often ■ 2 tablespoons butter. Add 3,i cup flaked into social orbit.- Don't Be A Mouse ' coconut and spread in pic plate. Chill.) Advisory committees, have been •*Mix thoroughly gelatine, % cup of the sugar, and the salt EAST LANSING. Mich.—(NNPAL The challenge of decorating a in a saucepan; Add evaporated milk and water. Cook and -- The Michigan State Advisory appointed in four other states — new apartment or house is a stim­ Committee to the Civil;Rights Com­ Florida,. Texas, Indiana, and Vir­ stir over medinm heat until gelatine is thoroughly dissolved. ulating' responsibility for the (Do not boil.) Blend with egg beater. Pour slowly over egg mission, announced here last week ginia.. ■ ’ young bride who for. the first time by Dr? John A. Hannah, president, volks, stirring constantly. Return mixture to saucepan and kerville farni leader, and Aligust is selecting a decor, pleasing to of Michigan State University and Scholle, president, Michigan State ¡her new husband and herself, co­ cook uiitil thickened (about 3 minutes), stirring constantly; chairman of the Commission, in­ Cool 15 minutes. t - V cludes two colored persons. AFL-CIO. ordinating a. variety of.. wedding gifts or achieving the maximum Beat egg whites until foamy throughout, Add remaining The colored members arc Mixs. amount of space from a problem , i,3 cup sugar gradually and continue beating until mixture Aged Citizens Jessie Jai McNeil, president of the room. will stand in stiff peaks. Fold in flavoring and gelatine Michigan Council of United Church ! “Don’t be a mouse when you mixture. Spoon into pie shell. Chill, until firm. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.- 1’he St<^ j^utcp^.-petcgiL and Edward M. finish your house," is the advice phen ¿Smith Home for (he Aged/ Turner, Detroit attorney and presi­ offered, in the Fall, issue of Bride 4400 West Girard Aveniie. provided dent of the Michigan Conference sHOMEMAKINGofè and Home magazine. The maga­ 46.<)07. days of care to a total 01 of NAACP brandies. ¡9 zine develops three never-fail Westerfield Sees Little Change 155 different persons during its Other members óf (he advisory They say it’s a sign of old , j rules to , follow in decorating. 1957-58 fiscal year, according to age when someone starts com­ First: please yourselves.’ The new the annual report of Hobart C. committees arc Charles E. Wilson, plaining about "it. wasn't like j Jackson, the home's administrator, former Secretary of Defense and this when I was young" or "those apartment or house should be dec­ In Future Economic Problems presented to the board of direc­ former president of General Motors; were the good old days.” i orated by and for the young peo­ Louis J. Berman. publisher, White­ ple. It should reflect, your, taste CRANBERRY TAPIOCA the mixture comes to a boil and is tors. 43,927 days of care were given Well, I don't think age has I ATLANTA, Ga.-- (SNS > — stability only at the expense of in 1956-57. ' Z ■ hall Forum. •Whitehall, Mich. Con­ crept up that fast, (they all say and preference in furniture ar- The economic problems ' of the personal freedom, he said. Dr. PUDDING thickened, or about 5 minutes. raugement, decor and color, No 1 package vanilla tapioca pud Cover and cool thoroughly. Mash Average óccupancy róse from 121 signor Arthur r. Mukowski. prosit .that!) and future will be the same as those of Westerfield also considered, the ef­ to 128. There are 130 residents'of > what’s more matter what the opinion of the today, whatever • the system of fect of automation . on the future ding cranberry sauçc with a fork. Ar­ dent of Aquinas College; Frank . import ant, family and friends• -may be, you 1 cup Pet Evaporated Milk range sauce and pudding in layers the home currently. This number Manley, director of the Mott Foun­ government, is Hie“ opinion of Dean size of the labor ,forcerlf the-labor I representó the maximum- capacity dation Program, Flint, Mich.; Mrs. kJ IT I neither does | should make these all-important Samuel Z.. Westerfield of. the At­ force remains in th,e present ratio- 1 cup water in 4 desert dishes, starting with Bill. Or if so, cup canned, jellied cranberry cranberry sauce. Chill. Keep chill­ of the facility. Thomas P. McAllister, member of 11 decisions. lanta University School of Business to the population; he. foresaw eco­ ■I It was pointed out that the Quan­ 1 he's not say- Administration. Basing his forecast nomic growth, but said that increas­ sauce the Grand Rapids Human Relations h t Ing. Anyway, Second: use color grandly. Se­ ed until ready to serve. If desired, titative service at the institution Commission: Frank Merriman, Dec - lecting and coordinating . a color on a belief in tlic constancy of ed use of machines might alter this Put pudding . into a saucepan. 2 life gets more garnish each serving with a spoon­ lias increased each year now for scheme is one- of the most diffi­ nature and the durability of man, proportion. • . Stif ill gradually tintil smooth a I complex every Dean Westerfield outlined five mixture, of milk and Water Cook ful of cranberry sauce. Makes 4 the past nine years. j tf^day, and it. cult problems in decorating. Another problem which' he warn­ Of. the present occupancy, 103 Florida Normal Halls Choose colors which are most be­ major economic- problems for the ed must be faced is the relation of and stir over medium heat until servings. ,_? • sure wasn’t Atlanta University Summer School are women. 27 are men: 73 are full Its Summer Convocation _ . like this when coming to you and make you and population to food supply. Improve­ Old Age Assistance recipients. 27 Forum. ment in methods Of food production II was a”rompers gal; vour new husband happiest. The As long as resources exist In are' partially supported by OAA. St. August ine — Beginning this t Of course, in those days we psychology of color has been de­ and birth control, have so far .maiiv- and 30 are private. The average summer Florida Normal and In­ didn’t. have the convenience or veloped i-o a fine point these days,. limited quantities, the problem of tained, an equitable ratio between age is 81. dustrial Memorial College will have aervice that’s now available, and so.be aware of the cooling effect allocation will be of importance, population and food, but there is Jackson's report revealed that. commencement exercises ojily once since mother and father were of blues and greens,, the vitality particularly for underdeveloped eco­ always the possibility that the de­ ‘‘The home is gradually undergoing a year, Dr. R. W. Puryear, President running the show, there Weren't of reds and the warmth radiated nomines, he saidf which must ans? clining death rate will cancel out ■a change in service function be­ any decisions to make. by rich oranges and browns. Re­ wer the questions what to produce, production increases in Dr. Wester­ cause of the increasing number of of (lie college,, has announced. Until ► Here’s how progress has puM* member Too, that dramatic effecl-s how to produce and for whom to field’s opinion. ? NEW ORLEANS (UPD—A com­ Others selected by the committee residents requiring personal or this year the college has-been hav­ zled me in one instance. FRR can be achieved by using differ­ produce. Dr. Robert H. Brisbane, professor mittee of Negro, cltiz-ins from mr.cy included Rev. P. W. Rapheal. vice- nursing care. Whereas the home ing convocations, one in May and and I had been planning for $ ent lon - Federal item should be the cue that, sets pen when Soviet capacity surpass­ ATOM TALKS WITH SOVIET * to the. mouth of the Mississippi sistant campaign manager; Rev. ture. This development will mean Didn’t take much investigation ed that of the United States. He river. Electric Corp., subsidiary of Inter­ to discover Whirlpool’s new the color Scheme. Having achieved At least a dozen prominent .Unit­ continued efforts in (he direction national Telephone and Telegraph Mark series provided an answer. a. basic point of departure, the re. called for. $ fuller use of human Selected as co-chairman of the MARINÉ OF MONTH of strengthening the professional resources without regard to race, ed.-States scientist will advise 'the Corp., announced it has received, a Best on the market, does th« maind'cr of the decor will develop Western delegation at' the forth­ “Tureaud for Congress’’ committee BALTIMORE — (NNIPA) — staff.” $1 million Air Force contract, for creed and color. were Atty. Benjamin J. Johnson, Robert E. Briscoe of 1035 Ridgely Sheer ^weight of community need i job we need etc. As far as I more easily and naturally. coming Geneva talks on policing a repair, and rehabilitation work at was concerned.„this... was it.. But, The magazine also includes arti­ CENTRAL PLANNING „.InsuraR^'executive and O. C. W St., has been named the Marine of was stressed as" the^ilmary -t’eawn'- sites of the distant, early warning civilization and science .^-w.ex.e_ I Business cycles can be eliminat­ nucleares!» l^gn. Included among for thfé-shift in services. cles on furnishings for a new these advisers Avlll be three seis­ Taylor, retired school principal and the Montli at the U. 8. Marine Corps DEW line. Federal Electric is a lurking in the background, ready, home and fc-aturbs on how to solve ed by central planning under a . for a number of years journalist Reserve Training Center at Fort “As a result of this need, most prime contractor for t he~Wii“"Force to force another decision, from , but ceiftral plann­ mologists Tayldr was also assigned the pub­ McHenry. He is a member of the progressive homes for the aged are in the maintenance of the DEW me. ing obtains economic growth and • In addition to the scientists, licity task. 1st Engineer Battalion. having to assume some of the role line: 4,Whero do you want the freez-q • there will be political advisers .er> compartment,”( smiled our, they promote social progress, from the State Department and. genial dealer, "top or bottom?”; Merrily You’ll Ireland Lures Industry cochin mixed marriages association. representatives from the Defense k*."Huh?”.was the witty rejoin-) The group feels that only by Department, and the Atomic En­ NEW YORK. — 'Ill’ll— Ireland's 'der. _ •»; ergy Commission. campaign to attract foreign indus­ > SeemsTas though the RCA' Roll Along spreading the idea of one caste can try has lured foreign interests to iWhirlpool offers a choice. ■ De-; invest in 43 new industries since pending upon your freezer needs, For a great many Americans a the beginning of 1957, according to size of family or personal pre­ vacation means a family trip by the Irish Industrial. Development ference. Can you imagine,? A car. To make that, trip a pleasant, 1li|i|ied Fried Chicken and Biscuits Authority. Twenty-seven new factor­ iine within a line. Jt looks as and memorable one, the makers of ies have, already sUirtcd production though the manufacturer went to Trushay suggest that you not only I ' f and 1(5 oiliers are about ready to an awful lot of trouble to provide drive carefully—but that you also H a tailored* model. If they think allow lime out to rest and case ATLANTA, Ga.—(SNS)— • either natural' or man-made, Our that much of service, I'm for A community hospital to be called the Holy Family Hospi­ future , expressway system would of the conventional nursing home. rramped muscles. They point out them 100 per cent. They certainly Ilia I frequent “breaks” arc par­ .1 tal and Medical Center, Inc., costing approximately three mil­ seemingly solve this problem,” she Efforts by health and.welfare agen­ have the customer in mind. \ added “however the hospital sur­ laiilarly important if there are lion dollars is to be erected within the next three years in West cies to keep well persons out of F Oh, what kind to^buy? Make vey quotes, that other large cities institutions will, .no doubt, also con­ up your own mind A- I know we youngsters aboard. Tn addition to toys and games to keep I ho kids ! Fulton county on Harwell road> northeast of Harwell road and have found, upon completion of tribute to this trend.” Jackson had aChard^time making-up * Collier drive intersection by the Medical Mission Sisters, accord­ expressways, although it becomes said. imine!/ amused and happy, a quick romp expeditious to drive downtown, will do wonders to halt petty quar­ ing to an announcement Friday by Mother M. Benedict, pro­ rels-restore rood humor. & so many mane automobiles are at­ % v. vincial superior of Philadelphia. tracted, that downtown congest­ WHEN YOU WANT THE “COOLEST".,, A chance 10 stretch Is good for ■ '25 Tlie Sisters, represented locally big major general hospitals are ion becomes greater,’* she declared. the adults in the parly, too,I. so located within a two and one. half get off the road whenever you can.1.... igs . by Sister M. Theophane, hospital “Therefore the Medical. Mission Have a picnic or lunch in a restaur­ $ administrator, have built and mile radius of Five Points, heart Sisters studied the situation thor- of downtown Atlanta. “Yet al- Tri-Sherbet Floats ant. Go sightseeing. Stop to view J staffed twenty-three hospitals in i ...... *..... — -- oughly with a view to locating a the scenery, to take pictures, to eleven countries. They will ope- though Greater Atlanta poppla- site that would resolve a long felt freshen up. ;1 rate the Holy Family Hospital. {lion has soared to 924.050 the problem and anticipated future Ok growth ha.s been less than eight, need,’’ Sister A simple grooming kit kept in the and be assisted by lay employees.*—“' iban n,irht Theophane stated rar will prove a boon to travelling Sister Theophane explained the percent between 1940 .and 1950. ’Hie area in which the new fa­ within a three mile radius from families. Cleansing tissues or paper V générai type hospital will initially cility i sto be located is designated napkins, safely pins. comb, brush, Include 150 beds with facilities for downtown Atlanta”. Sister Theo- 1-5 and has a civilian population bobby pins and band-aids are among " . ’ - • surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics, ra- phane pointed out. “These and of 111,144. The survey states the the basics. For a. short ride carry a dioligy, orthopedics. diagnostics other figures, are verified by the number of hospital beds needed damp towel in a plastic bag. For a therein Is -445. The- -Hrffy Family S3 and1 out patient clinic. The • strut- ■Georgia Department of Public longer irtp, compressed "wash cloths Today's the day to enjoy flavorful Batter-Dipped Fried Chicken and Blsevlts. tvre will be expandable to 250 _____Health as a result of a Hospital Hospital and Medical Center has that inflate in water, soap leaves Spread the hot/ tender biscuits with butter and honey. beds vdtli H total ïtiMmate" expendi—survey’-;" ■she--said: ■ “la-a •i:ftd?u&—of. - top- priority in th- eopinion;, ol- the nr capsules are space-saving and I ture of five million dollars. up to sixteen miles from down­ Health Department. prartirai include small-size bottles Bnd<*s a« well as long-time homemakers ran smile with pride when they serve, tarty town. population has risen over and jars of your favorite beauty Batter-Dipped Fried Chicken and Light, Flaky Biscuits. With this JureTfire menu teascy PROVISIONS FOR TRAINEES twenty-five percent in the same and grooming products' These take success is guaranteed: i "Only thirteen of Georgia's gen­ period, and less than twenty-five up little 100m -keep you clean and To make .the batter for the chicken, combine »elf-rising flour,, i beaten egg, chicken broth eral hospitals provide nurses train­ percent In a sixteen to twenty- Lincoln Gets $750.000 neat Especially valuable is a good, and poultry seasoning and pepper. Pre-cook the chicken pieces, cool ahd then dip in ths. ing,” .Sister Theophane said, three mile radius. ” rich hand imion to help counter batter. Deep fat fryirig gives the chicken a crusty, golden-brown coating outside and makes “therefore Holy Family hospital ' “A residential popula.tion de­ it fork-tender inside. . . . . - I for New Science Hail the drying effects of sttn. dust and Self-Rising flour is also wonderful for biscuits. Salt and baking powder are evenly. will include not only basic* and' wind - of incomplete hand drying al crease In the center of Atlanta is distributed in the flour at the mi!! to save you time and give you light, flaky, tender biscuits graduate nurse education, but also I.INCOLN UNIVERSITY. Pa rest stops and soaps that may not every time. , , j not only possible but probable," we r.willprovide for internships, (ARPi.— A 1759.090 allotment was agree with vour skin. Trushay. for For good summer eating, serve Batter-Dipped Fried Chicken and Biscuits with buttered = she said, "further verified by the graduate and post-graduate edu­ given Lincoln university by the instance, keeps hands soft and corn-on-the-cob and a sliced tomato and cucumber salad. For dessert, enjoy fresh berry Department of Health survey in' pie and iced tea. ■ cation. for physicians. Internships Genet al State authority last week smooth- can double as a make-up for pharmacists and educational January. 1957. The same survey bare too. BATTER-nlFUD FRIED CHICKEN confirms R5 3% of existing gen­ fdr the construction of a new sci­ programs for X-ray and laboratory- ence building to replace the present Other essentials tor your kit are V 27, lo 3-pound frying chkken, cut up I teospoon poultry, ••atoning (— eral hospitals beds are concen­ ... I.eup water Vi teerpoon pepper ' technicians, as well as hospital edifice. scissors, nail file, clothes brush, sun and nursing administrators will trated in the city of Atlanta in lotioii. deodorant, talcum, tooth­ yD/r teotpoon toll _ t egg, beaten e included”, she added. spite of this mushrooming sub­ Tlie building, preliminary sketch­ brushes and paste, a small sewing i' 1 cup fitted enriched celf.rldng VS to Vi cup chicken broth, cooled" Other features of the projected urban growth." ----- — es for which have been drawn by kit and first-aid supplies for minor .flour Fat for deep frying „ edical center will be student nur- the Philadelphia architectural firm emergencies. Thee rhirkrn, water and sell in 4.qu,rt sawrpan Cover, bring to boil and simmer 30 llving quarters, a chapel: con- CRITICAL AREA ’ "With this obvious expansion of Davis, Poole and Sloan, will tn'n'i'rs Drain, rr.eriing tirolb t ool rhn krn ’io make baiter, lift together flour, poultry ent, to accommodate thirty sis- rrasoninR and prpprr. Combine ok" anil broth Add enough liquid to flour mixture to mSke suburban residents find It ex­ be constructed, by the authority, rs; interns and resident doctor’s Inter-Caste Marriage a . . . • until more decentralized medical department of physics, chemistry, ment has the support, of many Measure flour Into bowl. Cut or rub in ritoiicmng until mixture 5 crun^v,,'AddmIU0o e property was .purchase^ y jn sherbet, cal led Tri pie; Fruit.; A small amount of carlxmat ecf Water make a soft dough. Turn out oil !ii liily-llout.-«l board or pa»ffy^lofh Xml Cnr.id’genfly care facilities are located in the mathematics and geology. The de­ prominent citizens, it. was announc­ by the Sisters ‘’.Sister Theo- is added for- sparkle.* Popular flavors combined in the new sherbet 30 seconds; Roll out inch thick. < it villi liourrd biscuit cutter or »harp.knife. Bnkepa suburbs, Atlanta will remain highly .partment will take over the exist- ed--this-week by Choquara Para- ungicaucd baking sliest io hot oven 10 to 12 iniuuici. Makes 12 inch Iuk^i^ explained. ^to'Iemon, lime and orange.Jt w tocurjeQj •meswaran, president" pl All butj two of ; Atlanta’s exist- vulnerable to the event of disaster, tog science building. ’ )■ . ’ / ■ . ■

7*.", • MEMPHIS WORLD 0 Wednesday, July 23, 1958 «• e «i SEEING and SAYING By WILLIAM A. FOWLKES Managing Editor Atlanta Daily World Boosted $10 Million For Year The U. S. Department of Agri- ing lunch program requirements. The bourn’s Oldest, and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper ture today announced apportion­ In the past, this has meant pri­ Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. Get On Your Knees... ment to States', territories and pos­ marily high-protein foods, and can­ Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 546 BEALE — Ph. JA. 6-4030 THERE IS A "big blow" brewing in the Near East. sessions of $93.6 million for oper­ ned fruits and vegetables, high in Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE Chances are that it will breeze over that troubled area ation of the National School Lunch’ vitamins A and C. Preference will W. A. Scott, II, Founder; C. A. Scott, General Manager Program during the 1958-59 school be given to foods in longest supply, Finds Discrepancy In without major internaiiondl conflict. However, there are other year, an increase of $10 million and which are not otherwise under Entered in the Post Office at. Memphis, Tenn, as second-class mail chances that some over zealous souls, trigger-happy or over last year. price support.. All purchases will under the Act of Congress, March 1, 1870 Sentences For Killing just plain stupid, will not stop to negotiate the differences and In addition, schools participat­ be made on an offer and bid basis. THADDEUS T. STOKES To The Editor: ing .in the National School Lunch BENEFIT CONTINUES ...... Managing Editor contentions of the real question behind the brandishing of arms Schools -v^ill also continue to bene­ SMITH FLEMING ..__ 1...... Circulation Manager I have been listening In on cases Program will receive foods pur­ involving colored people in Superior and armed men. chased and distributed especially fit from any food distribution which SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Court here. I find that colored peo­ It would not be well for "civilized" mankind that one or for their use. A total of $14,650,009 may be. made from commodities ac­ Year $5.00 — 6 Months $3.00— 3 Months $1.50 (In Advance) ple are sentenced to longer terms the other of *he great'powers lobbed an atomic or regular lunch”appropriated funds quired under price-support and surplus-removal programs. for stealing than they are for kill­ or hydrogen warhead |into the camp or upon will be available for purchase and The MEMPHIS WORLD, is an independent newspaper — non-sectarian ing members of their own race. distribution of foods which help Funds available for operation, of and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things the cities of the other. These are indeed dan­ meet nutritional requirements of the National School Lunch Pro­ it believes to be of interest to its readers and opposing those things A colored man or woman can kill gerous timesl school children. The remaining gram are apportioned to States ac­ against the interest of its readers. a member of their race and plead cording to the number of children guilty to voluntary manslaughter —o— $1,750,000 of the $1110 million total appropriated for operation of the between the ages of-5 and 17, in­ and receive à prison term of not NEVERTHELESS, none of the great pow­ clusive, and the relation of the more than two or three years. The school lunch .program will be used ers can afford to bock down on the core for administering the program. per capita income in the United A Call For Unity judge won't permit o colored per­ States to the per capita income in son to plead guilty to voluntary problem of self-sufficiency and determi- There is nothing more admirable in a person than rugged In addition. Congress provided for the State. & manslaughter if the victim is white. ation of the nations involved. The great transfer of $35 million of Section These funds are . used, to reim­ individualism when the objective is individual progressiveness. He must stand trial for the crime power which makes the mistake of ignor­ 32 (customs receipts) funds for burse schools in part for the food On the other hand, there is nothing more destructive than as set forth in the indictment. The ing this protection for the involved na­ purchase and distribution of agri­ purchases they make locally. Last individualism when the objective is community progressiveness. same should apply to colored per­ cultural commodities and other year, it is estimated, school lunch sons who are accused of killing tionals will surely make a fatal mistake of its history. READY FOR ACTION is this Nike food. These purchases are to help programs spent more than $475 Hercules, one of the nation’s most We feel that is was not the time to display individualism members of their own race. The meet the needs of the National million in purchasing foods for use judge's practice toward colored peo­ There is a feeling for freedom and self-sufficiency through­ powerful ground-to-air guided mis­ but community unity during the Citizens Non-Partisan Voters out the world. The greatest area of struggle is in the lands School Lunch Program, and for the in their lunches, with most of those siles. For its part in the develop­ ple killing colored people encour­ general purposes of Section 32 to purchases being made from local League Registration Campaign which climaxed last Friday. ages crime among colored people.. which were former colonies. Whether they will completely throw encourage domestic consumption of producers and suppliers. Last year, ment of the Nike missile defense, FRANK L. ROBERSON off the yoke and the friendship of their former colonizers and agricultural commodities and pro­ States supported the program to system, plus the. many other de­ Net results of the campaign indicate alarmingly sharp that Atlanta. fense projects'to which it has con­ subscribe to new theorists and powers is yet to be seen. ducts. the extent of more than $5 for every there was not enough unity within pr among the more than tributed, the Bell Telephone Sys­ As often pointed out here, smaller nations are taking sides. $1 provided by. the Federal govern­ tem has been awarded the Distin­ 100 Negro civic organizations within Memphis and Shelby Planning of the purchases to be ment; Sheer force will not convince them, though it may delay their made is based primarily on provid­ guished Service Citation-by the Re-, County , ... . the untiring Campaign Director W. C. African Wants Pen Pals The National School- Lunch Pro­ Patton, activity for freedom and liberty, and the opportunity to ex­ ing foods' that. will be of greatest serve Officers Association. Assistant Director. Earl Davis and block workers and others gram is administered in the States In United States ploit the resources of their lands for the common good. assistance to the schools in meet- by the State departments of educa­ notwithstanding. To The Editor: —o— tion, under •agreements between from disbursing funds, to private, schools, the program is administer- • THE UNITED STATES could do nothing less than move to those, departments and USDA’s With unity the total number of Negroes eligible to vole During the recent visit of one of Agricultural Marketing Service. In ed in private schools by Agricul­ would greatly exceed 51,000 today. your edttors to Ghana. I learned protect its nationals and investments in the Middle East. SCAD Leader Says States which are prohibited by law tural Marketing Service. that the Atlanta Daily World is one. The investments in oil lands of the fabled countries are so This campaign, if nothing else, points out that a success­ of the famous newspapers in Amer­ ica. great as to defy the average imagination. Oil, and more ful civic campaign in any area demands-the cooperative efforts oil, runs the machines and industries of mankind. On its of the greatest number of members of the great majority of I shall be very grateful if you supply hangs the life and sovereignty of Western Europe Colmer, Willis Oppose the various civic organizations. Without this—we must always will publish my name for a Pen Friend. and most of her allies. . be given to the excuse of . . . if might hove been . . . "if" . . . It was a question before President Eisenhower, whether to Is 'Moral' Problem "and" . . . which leaves a bod taste in one's mouth and a I am a young man of 22 years of let the fires of Lebanon jump across all the seething Mid-East, Civil Rights Measures discordant ringing in one's ears. age. I am interested in having NEW YORK (ANP)— “Laws alone friends from any part of America, or to contain them now, and try to cope with the dipomacy la­ will not effect a permanent im­ WASHINGTON. —(ANP)— With latlon while the Civil Rights Com­ from both males and females. ter. These are periliouS and dangerous times for counsel and hearings on the Celler Civil Rights mission is making its study author- When the Citizens Non-Parfisun Voters League starts its provement in race relations, but the . ized by the civil rights measure prayer. conviction that this a a moral*pro­ bil under way, two southern con­ next campaign—and it will—let there be no destructive talk about My interests are dancing, photo­ gressmen, Rep. William N. Colmer, passed about a year ago.” graphy; newspapers, magazines, and blem is also needed,” Elmer A. Car­ (D-Miss) and Edwin E. Willis, ♦he Dr. J. E. Walker group—the George , W. lee group-the Atty, ter said in n talk delivered to the NO CHANCE THIS SESSION James Estes group—the ministers group. periodicals. My favorite games are

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