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:, NAACP SETS DEADLINI FOR i SCHOOL ACTION -S4 ( LAWSUIT. ; .*.. *** ** * ** PKY LIBRARY Report GOY. Kirk May Oust rrn.tflJ-...:e..._....1!t 1.atJ'J. .lJOI'YOL. NAACP,New DeadlineFor School Ernest Jackson From OEO Job Set For Feb. 20 Duval County school officials .. have been given the deadline Kirk Is Boss Mom And P p-1 Check: Offsprings for letting Negro leaders know what action will be taken to relieve the East Jacksonville Of OEO Unit school situation or face a tax 16 NO.45 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11 1961 '15 CENTS payers' suit prohibiting further use of school bond money. Says Faircloth ._.. ..,. ..,... ._. *- *. *. *, *. ** .w.,.....** The target date Is Feb. 20, announced last Tuesday by TALLAHASSEE-GOT. Claude Wendell if the NAACP P. Holmes education chairman committee - Kirk,,, under the attorney Ex-Regent Pleads For A&M Law School and the Citizens general's opinion regained Committee for Better Education - the control anti-poverty over Florida'program arm last of ** '* ** ** *' ** Local citizens along with, the Tuesday and Immediatelyrumors V KAACP and the CCBE !have began flying thick and been petitioning school officials fast that Jacksonville's Ernest .z HOPE for a new school to replace LOOMING Jackson, Negro attorney will FOR the dilapidated Matthew , be among the BurIIt'appointees k. GIlbert School who will get the axe. i In a unique press conference called on the Courthouse steps Wednesday Holmes gave the PAIR FACING following statement CHAIR "We serve notice now that unless we have positive assurance by Feb. 20 as to *. *. .. .- .. .. .- .. .- .. ** -* HIJ what action Is to be taken to ' relieve 'the situation in East Pair On Trial Dyson Urges Jacksonville, we Intend to' ._ Ask InvestigationOf -"' Initiate a taxpayer's suit to For petition the courts to enjointhe AvoidingVietnam NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Harris check on] the Action To Save Board of Public Instruction progress of their four children, who lie In incubators at and the administration from Jewish Hospital here Feb. 5. Mrs. Harris had given birth Draft, Murder CasesA the expeDclltur.ofanyaddltiODal .. ._ '- --- to quintuplets and one of the children was stillborn. She AIM Law SchoolCLIFTON funds related *o the bond issue ERNEST JACKSON celebrated her 32nd birthday Feb 5 at the hospital where LOS ANGELES -NPI)- U. S. ($35 million) for construction ...to get tie? she blew out candles on a four-tiered birthday cake adorned District Judge A. Andrew Haut glimmer of hope has begun to shine through the bleak, gray purposes until such time as a with the names of her surviving children (UPI! PHOTO) threatened to "send someoneup walls of Raiford Prison's Death Row where two young Negroes strict 'court-supervised audit Former Gov. Haydon Burns for perjury" in a case Involving are awaiting the charges of electricity that will agonizing end and accounting of the current had placed a number of his two Watts residents who their lives for two murders they stoutly claim they did not status of bond Issue money white and Negro political supporters CIVIL RIGHTS have sought to avoid Viet Nam commit. has been effected," Holmes, In toe state division duty. of the Office of Economic Karl Von Key, 21, and Norman On Aug. 28, 1963, Freddie findings, the riorlda NAACP aid' Opportunity (OEO) but In the ROUNDUPREPEAL Earl Richmond, 21, were L. Pitts, and Wilfred Lee, both has asked Gov. Claude Kirk to school Holmes was critical of the board's motion closing days of his short-term indicted for failing to report 19, then, were sentenced to open an investigation ,of Gulf for anew hearing on federal Judge for induction death after making a plea for that administration, got through a on grounds INTERMARRIAGE LAW? Bryan Simpson's desegregation division resolution out to remove of the hands the OEO of ANNAPOLIS, Md. -NPI- Leaders of the General Assemblyhave subjects"colored"people are colonial mercy.The accused killers have now order. Re said the bold, the and placelt under predicted that a state law banning interracial marriage, Defense attorney George T. admitted that ,they confessedto "through its attorney 1s determined - governor will be repealed in this session House Speaker Marvin Mandel the crimes after they were to resist the mandates Altman demanded that the the full cabinet. /' D-Baltlmore) Senate ,Pr..ldeDl..UUam.J..l Q> .. of best courts. U at all and k The move was regarded as t federal government be required ..at.II..and in the ;'meantime, I , Harford said their based on the tact that the' possible." ' Burns' to the ,) predictions were ] to Information through thefforts of Miami 1 attempt prevent supply reappointed General Assembly has been stripped of its farmer, Herald'"feature writer ,Gene' Holmes said the NAACP,win then incoming IUVtl'DOr' from supporting the Idea that the , rural seek court action to hold the controlling majority. Miller and He detector expert getting rid of any of the Buma'awoIDtees. Viet Nam.war is Immoral and board in contempt tf It does barren Holmes evidence has that Negro soldiers victimsof , are KILL INTEGRATED SQUAD CARS en unearthed to show that : not comply with "what it Is' Kirk opinion draft Gov. sought an discriminatory the matter in a letter to WASHINGTONNPI)- Efforts to integrate police cars In the cedures. pro- Jw: pair Is Innocent of the legally bound to do." Holmes on 11th District failed after white cops objecting to the plan ran said, U necessary, an appeal Gen. Faircloth who The said be had crimes. .. Atty. to Capitol Hill for comfort- got it. The district's first lawyer In prte.ctciramatlc, \ will be made to the Department Miller a the that documents that Von legal opinion showing expressed Negro commander, Capt. Owen W. Davis, sought to pair Negro articles of Health Education and Welfare - Cabinet had and Richmond Improperly human interest . Key the authorityto . no were . . and white policemen in scout cars. But the plan fell through articles { \ DYSON to withhold federal aid interest transfer the put In the hands of human has responsibilitywhich after Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-W. Va.), chairman, Senate has r...pleads for school to education funds until tbt.oo..rd had been delegated to an all-white draft board after stated that another man Appropriations Subcommittee on the District sided with : "decides to with the registering. .confessed to the murders and WEST PALM BEACH Clifton comply governor the white policemen. 0. Dyed, who ended a two- what is now truly the law of with the aid of criminologist Other Burns' appointees who, However, the Judge found that " it is speculated: ,will go Include Altman did not have the documents Warren Holmes has subjectedthe FREDDIE L. PITTS year term on the Florida Board the land.. Walter OEO State TROUBLE IN GRENADA he said be did and confession to scrutinizing ...sentenced to death of Regents on] Jan. 1, Is Mrs 0. E. Mathis, a retired'. Keyes, as ATLANTA - Macon $10,000and attorney "in The man who has year, Williams Southern Christian. Leadership Conference In the wake of afire was possible. ties for Negro student In the accompanied Holmes at the, A. Hamilton of this to the double murder of two n. $6,300. contempt court. at the Bell Flower Baptist Church which did serious is state controlled institutions of press conference cited Inconsistencies - service station operators The three is are white. Jackson'ssalary damage to the structure. Dr. Abernathy said trouble would Klan Membership Curtis Adams who Is being held! higher learning. of the board,pointing, $12,000 a year. erupt in Grenada unless civil rights workers and the Negro In Broward County Jail awaiting In an open letter,' released out that the board had dissipated Two other Ntgroes, appointed communlt,'are given adequate protection by federal, state, Almost DoublesIn sentence for the 1963 murder on Feb. 'I, be indicates his an estimated $45,000 during. by ,Burns came oft the OEO and local authorities. SCLC officials, whose offices were attendant concern about the proposed the period 1961-1965 for at- station of another gasoline payroll before Gov. Kirk got located in the church, suspected that the "enemies of the 5 MonthsNEW EarlMcFarland.As closing of the law school at, torneys' fees to "resist" Floyd 4 his: whipping stick from the Grenada County Freedom Movement" may have set the fires. a, result of the latest 6< Florida MM University, which, desegregation of Duval's attorney general. ..r ." he opposed while serving asa schools. YORKNPI Ku Mm . ) Mlamlan Charles Lockhart, a FIGHTING CIVIL RIGHTS COSTLY W / member of the powerful. Holmes said the amount would: has shot public relations man for the LEXINGTON, Va. - powerful Bonded Rental Agency to fight civil rights by court action in Virginia, said the Rev. South since September, it was .. The text of Mr.Dysotfsletterj maids for a year at the rat was forced out of his $500-a- Robert Lee Combs, executive director, Virginia Council on of $35.00 per week and would month., part-time Job with.the Human Relations. A similar amount has been spent to financethe chairman reported by Anti-Defamation Dore Senary, Super Market Editor and Alumni of Florida have provided transportation' OEO following disclosure: that Virginia Commission on Constitutional Government, according B'naI, BTith who said AIM University for 64,340 students tor a week.. League , he was attempting to hinder to Combs, who linked the commission with the rr Tallahassee, Florida "Now," he said, "we find the the rise reflected a growing slum improvement efforts in White CUlieris Council. "climate of fear" in Southern Chain Slated board entering additional Negro areas. Dear Sir: litigation at the same time E. F. Norweed who was on BUS BOYCOTT LOOMS rural areas. BALTIMORE, Md. -Tbe WILFRED LEE I am quite concerned about seriously considering raising described Klan : leave from Florida AAM University WASHINGTONNPI)- A "full-scale" bus boycott has been Schary, "barometer if formation of a firm that will ..oPleadedru11tJ, the proposal for the closing their Individual salarels, but strength as a and working as i threatened by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee uneasiness" about racial tensions operate a national chain of Florida AiM University Law yet firing personnel for lack "program consultant" with u the Metropolitan Area Transit Commission went ahead with hard core"of to Negro-owned supermarkets School Surely this decision was of funds and creating ah unnecessary - L1eY1clent11 saw theWWII1I'ytIDC its plans to hike bus fares. SNCC asked the transit commission Americans, "growing who refuse to was announced Tuesday. reached because! of economical problem related to. on the wall On to reconsider and said it would fight the proposed fare hike into the Herman T. Smith of Norfolk, reasons, and the duplicationof truiwjortation at the new Jan. 1, he returned. to his post in court If its plea is disregarded. U court action fails, the accept mainstream Negroes of American life. Va., president of the new firm the recent instituted laW: Gregory elementary: SchooJ. atFAMU. I boycott will go Into effect, SNCC officials said. -Jet Food Corp.-told a news school at Florida State The state OEO office conference the first University '(also 1'U. Miss. BoycottOpens' operating coder' a $350,000 supermarket would open Tallahassee). After The Brawl Was Over federal of and appropriation In Baltimore about May 1. This law school was set Into state funds, has 15 employes He to be known Jobs said the store, operation because of various i headed by Director W.E.Keyesat as Super Jet Food Market, and reasons,' but to me the most : ; $15,500 a year -: : H others being built or in the Important one was to provide It has been under fire in __kiri. For NegroesPORT planning stage in 20 U. S.cities legal training for those students recent months the National by .would be operated by Negroes who could not qualify Association for the under a franchise from Jet enter other . scholastically to the GIBSON Advancement of Colored Foods. CURTIS ADAMS JR. law schools of our state. (That month boycott against people. State NAACP leaders Andrew T. Hatcher, .an associate ...confesses to murder condition still exists). white-owned businesses ended. labeled the state operation a __ press secretary to the The graduates from this school u the firms agreed to hire "dumping ground for outcast __ late President John Kennedy, County murders. are serving their community. Negro clerks and a sanctuary for political is vice president of Jet Foods. Marvin Davles, state field in city, state, and national Charles Even, state NAACP in late Novemberand ' patronage" Hatcher said the supermarketswill areas. These graduates give !Held' director said rights secretary of the NAACP, said , Investi sought a federal offer the usual lines of the trial of Pills and Lee was legal advice to hundreds of leaders would "go into a selective Nothing liquor and toilet articles that a miscarriage Justice brought citizens who otherwise would buying campaign has come of the other supermarkets do and be NAACP about because Nf-oes were cost the State thousands' of conditioned on whites holding charges.Among competitive with them.' dollars. their end of the bargain.1* the NAACP's excluded from Juries. of up Smith said the supermarkets Gulf County at the time. Florida AIM law school has Evers reported that local: complaints was the shifting of will operate' the center-city a place in our iocltt: ). We and business In a telegram to Kirk Davies former purchasing chief Ralph have Negro area of Baltimore and other asked the to should continue It and work agreed to appoint Slier to a $13,500 a year job major cities and mer- governor pursuean . investigation as rigorously for quality and excellence In policeman In this town of 2,900 u deputy director. chandisings will be to Burns! initiated me switch after the geared as be Is. the. war .on other its program persons, and a Negro deputy Negro market. crimes.. Contact your nearest Senator sheriff for the county. Major Siller demoted from his was or Representative to re-study' stores have agreed to hire purchasing post following 1 Addresses MU StudentsSTATE the continued need for the Negro clerks __._ a CablDetlDvest1ptlooofl1qpJparchulDr ) _ Florida AIM Law .m School "The hospitals and the schools practices and ; COLLEGE; MISS. recently before u Integrated Aaron Henry, Mississippi state audience of more than 700 are to, be desegregated and possible conflicts of Interest. HOUSTON Winner and heavyweight champion of the whole world, lasslus Clay (rlgny uusparked For Better Education public t , president of the NAACP . ....... after defeating Ernie Terrell (left) in a IS-round decision tor the title Feb. 6. became the,first Negro in the, persons.Mr.. Henry told the group>> that, Signed' to us comma opt A FLORIDA STAR Terrell was lumped up and cut and outclassed by Clay Latest reports had It that Terrell 19-year history of Mississippi! he feels "the destiny of both Clifton G. Dyes of a boycott off by the ,ramRf NEGRO HOME entered a Houston hospital for treatment to his eyes for what might possibly be permanent State VnIY.rl1tJhere toaddrtss communities, Negro and white Clalbone Coaaty (MlssJ Injuries. (TELEPHOTO) a student body when he appeared Is wrapped together._ C D-Jw NAACP branch. t \ .( ,1\ J j.1 I -- 2 STAR PAPERS SATURDAY fEBRUAY 11 19&1 :' THE FLORIDA STAR I q : NEWS Ii( ; .... : -u.o/.BeEgm l: 'ii. 'It 1'! If A f Published by the Florida Star Publishing Company : : By WHITNEY M. YOUNG JR MEMBER HUMPHREY SETS AN EXAMPLE NEGRO PR' TIONAfj :" y t Like many of their fellow Americans, a Washington, D.C. \ 4 ,couple recently moved from their suburban home to a city '1 apartment. This has become quite common, as children grow ERIC O. SIMPSON ......autiii\H(tCditofRr i G \ \ r / up and many families decide they have had enough of over- 1 and of and fighting with crowded commuter trains highways HILDA IOOTEN..Cirt Y iIWn9ifi 1/ .: ''fir -.5 .1) lawns that need tending. The city, with its shops and theatres and its proximity to work, beckons.. This Washington couple moved into a new ' 2323 Moncrief Road Phone Elgin 4-6782 ): HERE ARE v y u.-. frp apartment house which is interracial Whites ' t soME ? and Negroes live side by side in a comm mlfy 1I I \ TAKING THIS FREEDOM i which was once the city's worse slum. The / MailiRE Address BUSINESS LITERALLY S apartment house Is next toalow-incomellous1nl project and the neighborhood is still largely , i P.O. Box 599 Jacksouille, Florida 32201 composed low-Income Negro families. _ {;;v o All this Is not too unusual. Sophisticated people today draw, MIAMI OFFICE '. their friends from all ethnic groups and pick their apartmentson : : the basis of comfort and taste and not on the basis of the i race of the man next door. 5018 NW 7th Avt. Phone 151.3819 + What in unusual about this event however Is that the couple . I SUBSCRIPTION RATES ; in question is Vice President and Mrs Hubert H. Humphrey. $4.00 The fact that such a distinguished family moved Into such a $6.00 Half Year. One Year, United states M1kH neighborhood is news, and newspapers all ever the country I Mailed to You Anywhere In the showed photos of the party thrown by the neighborhood to I Subscription payable in advance welcome the new arrivals. The Vice President said Pm so Send Check or Money Order to: pleased we are part of this exciting neighborhood" And the 599 neighborhood was pleased to have such distinguished residents.. FLORIDA STAR P, 0. BOX There are hundreds of communities all over the country Jacksonville .Florida composed people like Mr.and Mrs.Humphrey sophisticated, intelligent people who are beginning to seek out the best in city living and who welcome the diversity and experiences of living Syphilis Rate Doesn't Make Us ProudAt .. In an interracial neighborhood. It is these people who set the 1 40'Yveua standards for society and who reflect the wave of the future, not the far hoodlums who threw rocks at j one time, the facts were encouragingthat more publicized syphilis was being licked by the CANNOT BE DERAILED! priests In Chicago last summer and who waved Wan banners to "keep their neighborhood white," even when "white" meant medical researchers and It was believed j --- -- -- --- ----- -- -- -- !lawless and mediocre. - -- -- -rr m that this dreaded disease disappearing was 1 Few Issues today are more Important than expanding housing from the American scene, that is, atleast .' I opportunities for Negroes and other minorities. The Urban, 1 had hoped so. YOUR Weekly! 1 League has a program Operation Equality, which assists Negrd Florida leads the nation in syphiliticcases I citizens to find homes and apartments outside the ghetto. White amounting to 41 for each 100,000 .m, citizens can exert leadership in showing their acceptanceof people, United states Health officials. .. of Integrated housing 1 That Is why the Humphrey family's new apartment is so and Florida Health Agecny confirm. It 1 significant. It symbolizes the live true to their way people can is estimated that tenthof Guide authoratively a Horoscope beliefs I know I many liberals who are genuinely concerned all cases of syphilis are found in ** bout relations I improving race (and some of them are critical Florida. I of Humphrey because of his stand on Viet Nam) but who continue: ** * The findings indicate that the diseaseonce I !to live la a Illy-white neighborhood and shield their children, was prevalent among population In ** By PABLO The ASTROLOGER 1 torn contact with people in other Income groups or.other' their twenties but at the ,moment the I races. They may believe the things they say,but when someone bulk of the cases are in the 11 to 24 age 1 1 like the Vice President lives in a manner which reflects his bracket. Imagine what is happening in 1 beliefs we must admire his sincerity and respect him for I the age bracket of 11 years. 1 WHICH ARE YOUR LUCKY DAYS FOR I his actions. The Humphrey's move also symbolizes the meaning of The condition cannot entirely a racial 1 I !leadership. Implicit In "leadership" Is the idea that leaders matter but weight must be placed some 1 BUSINESS LOVE TRAVEL I set the standards for others; that the way they live and the the transient Florida workers upon migrant 1 I hlngs they do will be emulated by others. Examined In this and tourists. Many people placed tha 1 I Jght, the Humphrey's did more than simply move into a new blame on the new "sexual morality" which I r apartment, their action said to the country: Interracial living is converging upon us. ,. .rrr.rr.rrr' -- .--- -- -. -- -- --- 8 \ts the American way, it is the manner of life we have chosen Whatever the cause, the trend must be ARIES CANCER 'because we know that it has many rewards and it Is the way reversed. Intelligent people of all races and incomes would choose to BORN MARCH BORN JUNE LIBRA CAPRICORN live if they were aware of its benefits. It was a conscious, Three Public Figures Give Us ,J&esspnf \ 22sd."JULY 22nd' JORJJEPJ, deliberate action on their part to help set the right standards .; 2'b.1PIe1t\, \ Rellevebut not always. It is 4 "-4 &1 I JN RWA'. ',) j society .' J'" "w ,_ ' -tM'1 <" Sense danger?'Aleflts( to wonderful live by the philosophy 23r<-OCT. 23rd This Is..leadership; not simply flowing ,with the. crowd and I 22nd- The latest news to come to our. ears Is make you break 'down and tr JAN. 19thIt doing what Is expected but setting the standards for others t to that is and good as that Bobby Baker has been guilty on five offer love or cash may be Intensified honest u everyone the day Is long.,The Don't weaken. It wouldn't takes money.While there are follow. True leadership extends far beyond UUc '.Educators, counts against him. His conviction may this quarter to a high only trouble with it Is thatit take much to get In a mood many people who share the sentiment businessmen auntties.and other be only a matter of Justice toward an degree. The beat Is on, and tilt does not always Jibe with he that causes you to abandon resolves that money is not every individual.If warmer It gets and the more facts. As soon as becomethe and slip back into the thing, there are others who do Is "right," what Is "acceptable." Whether It Is Vice President you state from which you were tryIng not. While there is Humphrey into quickly remove yourself no us going moving an Integrated neighborhood or the teacher you of attention that the evidence against Mr. Baker was object Is a from its vicinity the better to' emerge. The new lunar to extremes either who moves to Integrate a PTA, or the businessmen who makes your correct, he was acting as a kind bagman chances of coming, out unscathed shade too warm, or flatterythat phase that begins on the 9th we cannot Ignore the factthose I special effort to Integrate his factory, the mark of true between people who wanted to assist mem- The new lunar phase verifies Is weeter than honey, you brings t o the fore emotional, who have nothing to their leadership Is to live by one's ideals and to stimulate othersto bers of the Congress, because they wanted that attention la being focused should start looking for rea- cultural and creative interests names are terribly handicapped follow. members of Congress to assist them. on yourecccomy,Joint holdings, sons. Many as can motives then that be are recognized As long as one concentrates, It la perhaps the most I would hope that all people give serious consideration to the It is our understanding that the crimeof tax matters, insurance cover termed ulterior and consequently wholly on these particular cat important asset In obtaining an Importance of even the smallest action they tike We all are which Baker was convicted was not of age and dtY1dend-pay1nlinvest. worthy of, being egories, the sense of accomplishment adequate education, developing leaders In the sense that our friends and associates respectus Interfering illegally with legislationbut ments. r- 60.55.17.674 thoroughly Investigated may be ample reward budding talents, courting and and value our judgment. So when we move into an Integrated of letting ,too much of the cash flow "S.70-22-U-459 for. most of you. marrying the one andonly and, neighborhood, or hire a Negro worker for our business, or send stick to his fingers. TAURUS '5-10-44-11-770, finally, raising the family In the our kids to an Integrated school, we are indirectly Influencing traditional manner. other people u well as doing what we know is right. Baker's case, and that of Adam Clayton BORN APRIL LEO, SCORPIO 7 V'- 88 16 329 Powell and Senator Dodd indicate that BORN JULY BORN 'OCT. 20th- NAY 20th AQUARIUSBORN there should be a better way for politi- cians to get campaigns financed than by ICs 'um'eal. One can really 23rd -.AUC. 22ad l4th-NOY. 22nd IAN.2011FEB. THE URBAN LEAGUE STORY ,, the acceptance of cash from interests never tell what is, going on Why hesitate?Sometimes, the Ifs hazy Even!: with the best which have legislative axes to grind. in another person's mind no best thing for us is the hardest of intentions, it Is hard to 18th By CLANZELL BROWN Fact of the matter, the time has come matter bow closely related they one te do. "any of you are quite cope with the mysterious force Again ana again Whatever was when it takes.too much money to campaignfor may be to each other. This Is comfortable in the ruts of your that sometimes makes us believe disturbing during the precedingquarter office. No one good reason one cannot ewn making and prefer not tc anything but the truth. is likely to give a repeat What does equal opportunity mean to the Negro , a political longer can afford to take anyone or anything budge unless you are forced to Most may have had to alter your performance before this It means for the first time persons of color will have doors, . we say in America that a poor man can be for granted. Your closest do so by forceful and unexpected views and tactics often in the one runs out. But this should opened to them In education, training living accommodations, President. associate can be your best circumstances. Right now, the past due to the long tenancyof not prevent you from undertaking health services, and the privileges of citizenship. friend and yet turn out to be the pressure of necessity or the Neptune In your solar rising self-Improvement projectsto Why did the government change its attitude about opportunities .. Minister Is 'Man Of The Year' greatest handicap to be surmounted ,demands of a marriage or business house That is the reason, too, better your appearance,or to In this country? It was necessary for the growth and,survival In order to reach the partner, may cause you why results that are allowedto mate your personality even of the country. On one hand more educated, better trained and pinnacle of success. The fact to stir and start going off in come, without taking a personal more dynamic than U presentlyIs. more affluent, while the other group is becoming increasingly We have received the information thata that you are being driven by a another direction than the one hand in pressing them, The spotlight II l on you and, mired in Ignorance, helplessness and defeat. Truthfully, by Negro has been chosen Fredericksburg great ambition is pretty obvious. accustomed. It would make mat- generally aremorefavorableIt for Aquarians, this usually the time the nation took note of the problem, the scars of Virginia's of YOU also appear to be ters much simpler to tc should be made matter of 'Young man the year" forth try a means never permitting oneself deprivation had burned so deeply that disadvantaged people first time in history. willing enough to bend every foresee coming events.Take the individual policy to avoid any to be caught: off guard at any were no longer equal in fact. Thus Reverend Lawrence A. Davies, 36, a effort of which you are capable appropriate measures to soften compromising entanglements time. Avoid being too wishful The first realistic look at discrimination has caused the Baptist pastor who was elected last yearas In order to gain your objectiveBut their impact when they come and to meet life on its own terms' regarding futire monetary federal government to pass laws,hold seminars,write volumes, all this can be brought to their Impact when they come. and to meet life on Its own Issue the city's first Negro counc.Umanu now trends for the warnings executive orders, declare marshal law and through naught through the lack of partnership Some sort of terms. Should has been cited for his outstanding community unsatisfactory you attempt to that enconomlsts have been air innovative measures, attempt to change the attitudes of and contributions. cooperation or the endingmay be expected by those reverse the process, you can ing of late could be based on Americans in the realm of race relations It is only the mere spirit It came machinations of scheming and, who have failed to look expect disappointment or frustration -, the reaftlesTecomplicatlcos if ahem beginning, we are to change the system to include Negroes about result of dedicated servicesfor as a perhaps, unseen rivals and to guard their on the 13th that caught you off base right a! and other disadvantaged persons in lieu of excluding them. a long list of civic and religious 9 -:'lOWM875GtMINI terests. This will be very 1407718903SAGITTARIUS'" the start of the month are thereto Beginning in 1941, new approaches were taken to solve the activities. costly to many. try and remedy if It's possi problem of discrimination in employment, (1) requirementsof Reverend Davies was presented the dis- a-DU-44:185336 ble. law in Federal contracts, ((2)) affirmative action (absenceof I tinguished service award recently by the BORN MAP VIRGO BORN Nor 4-80 -,!9 18 550 a crusade to change employment practlces(3)( opening new Junior Chamber of Commerce in the 1966 channels of communications ((4)) implementing policies and roundup. Zist- JUNE 21st. BORN AUG.23r..SEPT. 23rd( -OEC. 21st PISCES reviewing changes (5) accelerated efforts to recruit minority If the newspapers hadn't told us so, 'If s this ur ouu. u wioora is 22nd Re" most discerning: Mental BORN FEB. workers, (6) new training methods and upgrading programs* possible few Negroes in FJorida would, have: by accident that the persons powers are apt to be challenged and many more bold imaginative steps have been taken but r' known about this hpnor. The Baptist with one tracked purposes) arrive Pierce the fog.Prejudice,Illusions on every side by problems that 9ti-MAR.! 20th, it has not solved the dilemma. > minister did talk about black power at in time at the chosen and the? undesirable influence come with changes, \legal controversies Irs still unsure. Whether it Is The 1964 Civil Rights Act Is a tool that was designed to belp'f'the ; estinatton. Those who like to that someone else can or unreliable because of personal extravagance Negro and other disadvantaged people) to Increase all, for he let his deeds count the most all the byways have are the main stumbling sources of Information As IOIIII8qII8DCe or due to outside press- employment probability. The Equal Employment Opportunity * good. have a lot of fun at the start blocks that have tobe overcome It could be a 1 ores that cannot be prevented, Commission has the responsibility for administering Title VQ. The Junior Chamber of Commerce is 'a but they also take the risk ol by all persons alike before rather frustrating experienceto come difficulties may be of an The office of federal contract compliance Is responsible for symbol itself of worthy community action. losing their way Just at a mo- any real headway can be chalked make any plans for the days economic nature. Thenew lunar. companies doing business with the government, and there are This made Reverend Davies' award all the ment when it Imperative to j>. Demand as much of self ahead. It may be wiser, for the phase starting In could otter a plans for progress companies that hlM and promote on an more significant. seek t safe haven. This seems is of others Tils Is a very time being, to proceed on day- chance to go into Isolation'for ethical basis. to be the principal lesson that effective way of coping with your today basis until you can the express purpose of looking Equal opportunity is a goal that must be pursued' in order to so many Gemlnlans have to own particular problems and build a much more solldfounda- after well-being, or correctingsome close the gap between dependency and affluence,whether It's lean. This month Is u good Inhibitions. And while you may lion upon which to erect your basic flaws that have been Jobs, housing, belath services or citizenship. Are we making u any to make a fine start not be happy at the kind of occupation hopes for the Interesting days making lift difficult The belief progress.in Jacksonville? . toward establishing the basis that is far from the that are, still to come. The that the trouble may be deep- "r'fLEASf 3R Uncle Sam nit 'couple of for a much more stable way top of the list of those that are Sagittarians who are planning seated Is suggested by the pUn to make your money as; of existence, or to learn the considered interesting It may a trip for family or strictly planetary pattern that has been aiy to eave M it i*'to spend:: true meaning of personal responsibility. not be timely toconslder making private ,reasons would show hyping up. Your chances, of i j Thereat the Payroll ,Saving Edaeatlonal the change Just yet. That :Is prudence to postpone It until overcoming handicaps should Plan here work. And the courses, tailored to individual especially true in the ease ofvirgoaas after the roth it could forestall become easier with the passage 'Bond a-Month you Plan where needs, should be Investigated who require a steady the frustration or other of the days. And those who have \\\ : you and made part of the overall Income to meet weekly and complications that are brought absorbed the lessons learned \ : bank.' program for progress and eel!- monthly obligations flood eating about by mysterious developments through the simple process of \eCts MARCH!; OF DIMESPAGE ; < betterment. Show determination. tsshouldbestrlctiyfol- on the 13th. News often Is tiring have far the more prmlsin cthde . lowed. mJ..lea.d1nt.. *. indications of settling down. b\ - 4.90.33.15.111 7 -to- aa 14 410 2-M-M-13-U2 5-20-22-18-789 i it i y i y. t t I . " \ --- ' FEBRW 11, 19U ___ MM PAPERS PAGE 3 I Winter Classes, J : SOCIALLY SPEAKING At YMCA Open With Louise Guinyard For RegistrationClasses 'e 4 1 1O" Interest is mounting in the Third Annual dinner meeting of the Jacksonville Urban .In Sewing Karate aDdCb11dr8ll' t.ogzte 5 'T .M. : League, slated for February 20 in Civic open for registration.The Dancing.are still ; .i Auditorium.I Sewing Class meets erery frljaJ' i William J. Page, Jr. of Atlanta, Georgia* Monday and Wednesday eveningat I will deliver the address. He Is Regional 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Fannie Bel- J, : Director of the Atlanta office, U. S. the limy sewing Is class class Instructor.special emphasis In , Department Health Education, and Is on Dressmaking and Welfare. Alterations. Mothers with teen- Fiha1C1eara I Clanzell Brown, acting executive direc- age daughters art encouraged H Satterwhite chairmanof to come u a team. tor and Hunter . The Karate Class meets the Board of Directors, are both enthusiastic on and Monday Wednesday evenIngs - about the forthcoming' event. at 7:30 tf.m. John Andrews J 'Is class Instructor and beholds OUR ENTIRE FALL A t STOCKS r r r r r r r r the "black belt." This class Members of Les Elite Bridge Club met at teaches the Art of Self Defense. 1 the Mayflower Hotel last Friday eveningas Is The instructed Children's by Mrs.Dance Brenda Class 1' {. ) II i : guests of Bernice C. Henderson. Poole. The dance class meets business and bridge sessions were held in every Saturday morning at 11 I I the Plymouth Room. o'clock. For further information Doris Jones was recipient of the guest call the YWCA's Adult Department please" 1 1I prize, while club prizes were awarded to and ask for Mrs.Waldon. Elizabeth J. Jones, Alvenla Scriven and Irma Murray. Carter Woodson Annie B. Jones, Josephine Cleveland, Martha Williams, Vermal McCone, Vivian Faculty MembersIn I i Jefferson and Leona Bennett were among I tl Talent Show members present. I 5n II r Carter G. Woodsoa will ,' I f Yli f . rrrrrrr present its first annual faculty I Two guests were present when Mrs. L. R. talent show on Monday, March Burns, Sr. entertained Zenith Bridge Club. 6, at 7:30 p.m. Lois Avery qualified for guest prize. at I41a.BeDDY.Bethune-CookmanCollege Langley,a senior High scorers in the club category were will be one of the guest artists Esther Simmons, Elizabeth Jones, and Ruth featured. I Parrott. Esther Denson won the door "Boogaloo USA" promises to' prize. keep you well entertained with its chorus line and supreme Other participants included Hazel Impressionist.Mrs. . Ltllienthal Claudia Burris, Elizabeth Delores Terry and Mrs. Harris, Mary L. Breaker, Corine Kennedy, Emma King are chairmen for and Evelyn Jasmin.rrrrrrrr. this affair Mr.Claude Milliard, principal. Boy Scout WeekObservance of Gamma Rho Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa m ea Alpha Sorority celebrated Founders' Day SetW. t : r t ,t.lr.,. last Wednesday evening the Ribault Road t' .! home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvla White. u. Sweet, chairman of The ceremony was conducted by Mrs. Cherokee District Boy Scouts 6A . announced that plans have been \ ' Nathaniel Davis.LocahAKA's . W'" completed for the observance are going forward with plans of the 58th anniversary of the ./'! . for Its Southeast Regional Conference to Boy Scouts with units holding A+k 'y ,.'qlo/. ./ be held in Jacksonville: March 2U-28. special church services, open e a ,r Headquarters for the conference will be house events, parents'oightand q riI the Mayflower Hotel. The Regional Dance, anniversary Boy Scout teas.Week observancehas A k . however, will be held Friday evening, been designated from Feb. ; ' March 2U, at Civic Auditorium. 7 through Feb. 12 and the theme \ for this year is "Scouting . rrrrrrrr Rounds Out A Guy., ,"' .. DRESSES .. j t ; , t ete .1.14'. .lld'u'J': : 1.1 It's "Jabberwock" time for the Jackson Wedding: '.If. Ie .' . vii I lumna'e"Chapter-of:( Delta SigmaTheta r .. A , Sorority. The event has been set Bells Pettes.'Y for April 2U in the auditorium of New and a Stanton Senior High School. Nathaniel Thomas 337 Orange St., 20 and Geraldine Jones, The theme for this year's Jabberwock is 329 W.State St., 17. COATS "The Best Of Broadway." . rrrrrrrr St.Marcia, 22 and Oran Jeanet King Effle 286Belfort Ivey, Exquisite fur trimmed co mined''foshr6n cob anted styl ;,:j. : 1508 W.and St., 18. col"r t ,,0"I The Jacksonville Alumni Chapter of and in winter's newest + Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity will celebrate Nathaniel Cobb, 1524 McCoy Founders' Day Sunday, February 12, in the Blvd., 26 and Bessie L.Lawton, ,'. ., auditorium of Eugene J. Butler Junior- 1121 Julia St., 19. SUIT S ,: Senior High School. .. Future plans of the group include a Ct.William G, 19 Larry and Marlene Cummings Manning, 605 Designer suits with gfr< !pcme label r' bapy avingsk n or the cr ,r.._. at. Valentine party tor their wives, and 724 Ct. B, 17.Abraham the collection Matng'r yarj, f gII cQlorst' .., later the annual Black and White Ball. oJ< rrrrrrrr Lockett, 911 E. ':', Rosemary Baldwin To Be CrownedMiss Johnson Church,St.820, E.29 Beaver and St.Martha, 30. I .',' .' . Other participants were:Miss ;r j ,; .-- Rosemary Baldwin a Sheila Pierce Camaros Club Johnny Claude Ellion, 2013 W. it Outhvi ow5 fit''r 'I 10th trade student at MatthewW. Fashions eadverti es. Designs to < ; 4th St.,21 and Betty J,Williams, 1 II' of William Raines Miss Evetta " I selected. Gilbert"liI High II Junior School Am-was Williams,Sapphires; Club,Mat- 1819 Baldwin St., 18. every sch Qr n ',A Qny oneof.aiS ',11, ; ," :;,: . I thew W. Gilbert Miss Judy 1.j 1/ ' bassador" at a recent meeting. Robinson, Lea Juenes; Fines James Louis Cash,1437 E.22nd ,_.j t"yl She was sponsored by Larry Robinson, and Les Juenes St., 22 and Irene Hayes,1437 E. Po ICE Morse, secretary of the club. rtlll" 22nd St., 19.STACY .x t "' . Y,1i SKIRTS.BLOUSES CAPRIS SW y m' skirts, pleated styles, slim i .01\. J!IIt i walkers, waistband styles, qoredSff? in'tweeds.., fcUkffitolids! and heathers ; ',. ..,..',,11" ",.,.I,. , great tailored slacks, some 100% wools'lmed( j>r boha'blouses l for all occasions ',' I.. ':," ADAMS SHOES smart cardigans and pullons in smooth and' k'nit., .. .r 'II I Y'. 1 ' ; ;.I 0' \ ' " ,1' SPRING PREVIEW ROBES PRICE ., F ; / I, <0 ' ,I!II! I I' Use Your , I SPECIAL TRUNK SHOWINGONE Choose from lovely fleece, metallic and quilted styles. I ' FRIDAY DAY, FEB.ONLY 10th SLEEPWEAR PRICE fAll t flannel and challis sleepwear % the original price. at any Vogue ,' . ' Stacy-Adam .' "Af, ',..'. . SOUTHEAST REPRESENTATIVE The GREATEST SALE in Jacksonville "':t< - .,, , VAL A. BRUT S9 tWILL \" : "' i I ; ,, .. . this-minute ,fashions at just.. l/2 their price:; : .:!' .. BE IN OUR STORE TO PERSONALLY SHOW AND TAKE Hurry into your nearest Vogue .. you'll .he ;,," I'' ORDERS FOR STACY-ADAMS SHOES glad you did " Dfwitm US ff. Aliis St. " liatlln ;; Slirvnl Pun o (Den's rtudenttal Biog.-an Marco's Village Vogue-I trewood San "':: f' Aounq Shop Jose PirnPhilips Highway Plaza.4outhgata'Soutkside ". J. 0. ld " L/ "_Town A Country.. Arllnrtoo Jacksonrllle Beach i. ' , Roosevelt MaUdgewood AvV-landligStreelllelboumeOcala ) md.-MaID V"ue : -Winter Par -* ord-IaJatb- l 340 MAIN ST. COR. DUVAL DOWNTOWN 9aidcsta-Bt7mswlct. Merrltt Wand ... f. PHONE JSJ. 471i I i I .... _. __ ,_ .- -- -- ..-. ------ -t" .---- T ._.. .. .. --- I. el f ASATURDAY r r -.- 4 SIU PIPERS _. :'SITDADAVTURDA11"11i'" ; 1911 1 Rev. I. Hinson Calendar EventsThe Eugene Butler's Band Parents Club . 1 1I ;A.Y.'i' . I Young Womed of Altaif ..i'y( To PreachAt w r 1 lit. Zion AME Church will " present the tllUao' Rabies Mt. Zion AME. Choral Group in recital Feb. 4 IB at 7 p.m., at the church., a The Founder's Day celebration The crOUP Is under direction +' YY :at the AME Church will be of Mrs. Olivia Smith. An invitation - observed Sunday, Feb 12 in has been extended to the Mt. Zion AME Church at the public to attend. which time a unique program . will be staged. The founding . of the AME Church will be I given by Mrs. Marian Hart. Charles Kemp and Robert ;The combined choirs wilt Blalock will be featured in a render the famous "Let Mt. song contest Feb. 19 at S Zion Rejoice." in the auditorlumalPentecosfa1Church During the morning service, of Faith, 1622 Roeanne } Y t AY Messrs. Sumner G. Wiles, A. St.Other J. Glass, C. B. Morse and leading talent In the Rev Charles Waterford will city will participate. An Invitation - participate Mrs. Estelle M. has been extended t the Hamilton, will conduct a 10- I public to attend. minutes song service prior to I the 11 o'clock service. Mrs. . Hamilton will be assisted by 1 LI the Youth Choir of the church, Professor Cauley O. LoU, V 'fu led by Gerald Miller All members Southern Provincial polemarch. .of the church are urgedto of Kappa Alpha PsI, will be come early and participatein the speaker for the 56th a 9 the song service.Following Founders Day celebration the morning Sunday at 4 p.m., in the EugeneJ. service, a Fellowship Dinner Butler High School Auditor- will be served at which time ium on Acorn Street Music the Men's Day Celebration will will be rendered by the Butler }s iI YR'' have its "kick-off. Mr. D. J. Chorus Pauline announced a very excellent An lnvitationhasbeeoesteoded menu. Professor to the public to attend. -...----- -- I Maurice Barnett, chairman of Toe officers and committees of the Band Parents Club of uslstant secretary, Bishop Sadie Gibson, president; llrs. . Men's Day is asking aU to Eugene J. Butler Junior-Senior High School are shown after Allen Gamble, corresponding secretary, Mrs. The 1ma remain for the FREE dinner the officers were installed by the principal George Nairn. Geiger, counselor; and George Nairn, principal. Seated, from HOL7ENDORF and Fellowship. The combined choirs of SL Standing, from left, Herman Green, band director and or- left, Mrs Llllle Sutton, Mrs. Alean Ryans, Ways acd Means; A. MR. and MRS JOSEPH At the evening service which John Baptist Church will ganlxer of the club; Mrs. Rosa Myers, Mrs. Irene Evans, Mrs Amanda Thompson, Mrs. Victoria Jones, chairman of will start at 6:30: pma sponsor their midwinter Mrs. Rosa Lee Johnson, treasurer, Mrs. Katie A. Lewis, pictures, Mrs. Grace Bradwell,Mrs.Henry Cotton Mrs.Ronald Goldsmith -Holzendorf ''Vows SaidIn "Favorite Song" song service musical Monday at 8 p.m., in recording secretary; Mrs. Mattle Wilson, chairman of new Alkens, Mrs. Henrietta Ponder, Mrs Eula SUr, chaplain, will be the feature and Historical the church auditorium.The parent committee, Mrs. Margaret J.Stevens, financial secre- Mrs. Bernice Griffin, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs H. Wilcox, briefs of Mt. Zion, giving participants Include:Miss tary and "Band Parent of the Year"; Mrs Louise Donaldson, and Mrs. Rosa Lee Coffee. (Photo by Royal Art Studio) Tabernacle Baptist Church past ministers, presiding Janet Hanklns, Miss Janyce elders, bishops that have servedof Hughes, Miss Mary King, Mrs. Tabernacle Baptist Institutional Church was the setting for Mt. Zion and the important Sadie Alexander, Mrs. the wedding of Miss Joyce A. Goldsmith and Joseph A. highlights of each administration. Josephine )Fields, Mrs. CHURCH NEWSBETHLEHEM I Holzendorf Jr. on January 21 at 5 p.m. Rev J. C.'fiuns and Persons giving this Margaret Pridgen, Mrs. Willie Rev: W. E. Young performed' the candlelight ceremony. important data will be Mrs. E. M. Hankins, Mrs. Bessie BAPTIST terminate Feb. 19 to Rev. I. minister. The bride is the laughter of G. Barnett, Mrs. Ella Tutsan, Matthews, Mrs Lucille Butler according Gundy, . of de sole over will begin with gown peau in Bethlehem Baptist Church Appearing throughout the will be Services Sunday day : Philadelphia Gospel Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldsmithand Mrs. Laura Jenkins,Mrs.Janie Nathaniel Farley, Harold the bridegroom is the son nylon. It featured a sweetheartnecklace B. Epperson and Mr. J. H. Dennis and Robert Ray the Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. with Deacon Eugene Sawyer, Chorus, Deacon Roger Randall, Mrs. A. Mathis, Mrs. Leola of Mrs. Ethel M. HolleDdorf.G covered with lace and Lawson. Mrs. Llllle Webbert and Mrs. Sadie Fedd in charge. McQueen, Mrs. Nettie Spates, Mrs Ruby Lewis, Mrs. Lola I"n In marriage by white pearls, with long sleeves Members are asked to write Morning service begins at 11 o'clock. The Home Mission Monroe, Mrs. Willie M. Speight, Deacons U. Johnson, Eugene her brother-in-law, Charles Jl tapering to a lace point. A, their favorite song on a pieceof Society will sell dinners in the dining room following the Flagg, Leroy Barnwell, Club of 50, Mrs. Mattie McCloud, circular chapel train with lace morning service. The senior choir and Usher Board 2 will Mrs. Lucile R. Morrison, Mrs Juanita Wilson, Miss Cassle Atkins, the brtde.had as her paper and put it in the tray Founders Day observance will motifs covered the hemline.The accompany the pastor to Mt. Zion AME Church, southside Canty, Mrs. Martha Chieves, Speights Singers, Miss L. that the matron of honor her sister, Sunday morning so be held Sunday in St. Paul AME: Mrs. Enora G. Atkins.: bride's veil of sheer silk organist, Mrs. Mabelle W. Church with the Young Womenof at 3 p.m. to conduct service. Morrison, Miss Sheryl Mungin,Gregory Padgett,Miss Lorraine Bridesmaids were Mrs. Olivia illusion was attached to a pill Waterfort will be able to respond Allen in charge of the morning The BTU win begin at 5 p.m., and evening service at 6 Wallace, Miss Norma Fields, Mrs. Sadie Rhodes, Mrs Ella G. Gay, sister of the bride,. box hat made of pear de sole for Sunday evening.The service. o'clock. Mrs. Gilberta Jackson will sponsor the GospelChorusin Johnson, Mrs. Ethel M. Anderson. Mrs. Melbourne S. Cummings, and flowers. ShecarrtedawhiteBible pastor, Rev Charles E. Rev. Robert V. Webster, dean an after service recital in interest of the Men's Day effort, Also Mrs. Mary Irving Kirby, Mrs. Claudia DanIels, Mrs.. Wlnston-Salem, N. C., Mrs. topped with a bouquet of Toston is depicting a great of Theology at Edward Waters beginning at 7:30 o'clock.E. Barbara Baldwin, Mrs. Dorothy fleming Mrs Rosebud Anna P. Wade, Valdosta, Ga., Carnations centered with white celebration. The HomecomingEffort College, will be the speaker, Thomas will be presented with an appreciation program Williams, Mrs. Mildred Kirsey, Deacon A. Howard, Mrs. and Mrs. Clara Y. Wllkerson, orchids. The bride wore pearl will culminate on the ,and guest soloists will be:- Monday at 8 p.m., In the church auditorium. Louise Brown, Mrs. Pearlle M. Perry and the pastor. city. Sandra Atkins served as necklace with matching pearlan 2nd Sunday. Ernest Gibson, Ehue Timmons,' flower ctrl.Frederick. d diamond earrings, a gift The speaker will be Rev. I. Vernon King, Mrs. Esther CENTRAL BAPTIST REVELATION BAPTIST Jordan served as from the bridegroom. D. Hinson, pastor of Bethel Fennell and Willie Ray. The Services Sunday in Central Baptist Church begin with the Services Sunday in Revelation Baptist Church will begin with best man and the ushers were The newlyweds received their 1.101 E Church, Tallahassee, Gospel Chorus will render the Sunday School at 9:SO a.m., with IIrs.E.M. Johnson chart t the Church School at 9:45: a.m., with Superintendent EY81)1l'D. guests in the of Rev. John A. Payne, associate minister at Second Baptist Miller in charge assisted Mrs. James B. Anderson Jr., Roy dining area Fla. Rev.Hinson is a candidatefor music. by G. Powell. The lesson ,,Mitchell, Earl Dennis, Kelly the church. After the reception, Episcopal honor. Church, will deliver the sermons at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m. Senior topic "The Necessity for Personal Repentance" will bo Brown of Delray Beach, Fla., the couple left on a honeymoon The public is invited to attend Meet Choir 2 and Senior Usher Board 2 will serve with Mrs. Grade ,reviewed ty\ the pastor, Rev. C. L. Telfair. ' Alexander Smith I Isreal' trip to Nassau, Bahamas.. celebratiOllr' Fellowship Wise Tucker at the console. Morning,service.begins at..11.15 o'clock.' Deacons' P,',H. Mrs., :.e :.t'. ,;. ,,; I, .BTU Jjeglns, at 5:45p.n. with \President E.' H.Clipper Felton and , Stalllngs Jr., and Robert ttoliendort+ graduate::td* .zviK.r \ ; I : J.kQ. King wtll.be in Charge of devotion. Usher Cummings of North Caroline Matthew W,Gilbert High School.-I *:* ",.,Tit P1t lmess Ministerial' presiding, Tuesday at 7 p.m.6cheirf meeting and Bible study Board 1;and the C. L. Telfair Chorus will serve throughout Sidney E. Atkins and Steven Florida AIM University and ULTIMATE IN'When Alliance of Jacksonville and .will be held. Prayer meeting has been scheduled for 8 p.m. the day, with Mrs. Hattle Hightower at the instrument. The received Master frond Friday at 8 Senior Choir 1 will meet for rehearsaland will E. Atkins served u Junior a degree man defies God, adjacent cities will meet on p.m. congregation accompany the pastor to Good Shepherd ushers and Dale E. Gay as north Carolina College, the third Sunday of each month business meeting. Baptist Church for Fellowship service at 3 p.m. Durham N. C. She is he can only do to by re- Deacons Samuel L. Powell ring bearer. presently at 130: p.m. The first fellowship and J. C. King will be in charge employed as an instructor at God with himselfas CHURCH OF GOD of the evening service at The bride chose a formal placing meeting will be held Sunday 6:30 p.m.The pastor will have charge Edward Waters College. the red cause of orderin Feb 19 at the FirstBorn Youth Day will be observed Sunday In the Church of God in of the Candlelight services. The bridegroom was Christ 4, beginning with the Sunday School at 10 a.m., with NOTICE the cosmos Such la the Temple 2, Elder Flu Howard graduated from Matthew David Faust in charge. WALTERS MEMORIALRev. pastor. The choirs of each W. Gilbert High School and way Christianity defines church participate.The Morning service at 12 o'clock. The Young Adult Choir end H. C. Archie, pastor at Walters Memorial AME Zion A bill to be entitledAn !recently returned from combat pride, the ultimate (in. Alliance will be ushers will serve with Miss Doris Faust and Karen Faustat Church, has announced that services Sunday begin with the duty in Viet Nam. He is cur- the Instruments. Sunday School at 9 30 entertained each month the a.m., with Superintendent A. B. Rogers act directing the rently serving as a specialist Rev. James V. Scholl 57. various; churches, by Deaconess Boards 1 and 2 will meet at 6 p.m., with Mrs. presiding, assisted by Eddie Brown Jr. board of county com- Jn the United States Army. Tbelma Nixon and Emma Levy in charge. YPWW begins at We lesson topic "The Necessity for Personal Repentance," missioners of Duval 6.30; p.m., with Elder Edward Spiller in charge. The lesson will be reviewed by the pastor. Morning service begins at County, Florida, to will be conducted by Deacon Walker West. Evening service 11 o'clock with the pastor presiding. At 5:00 Christian p.m. , make appropriations NOW! begins at 7:30 o'clock. Elder W. F. Faust, pastor, will deliver Endeavor Hour will begin and the evening service at 6:30 and donations to the the sermons for the services. "lock. Choir 2 and Usher Board 1 will serve with Mr. greater Jacksonville Annie Mae Davis at the instrument. economic opportunity, 4 LOCATIONSTO .LEWIS MEMORIALThe Inc., a corporation not building fund rally in Lewis Memorial AME Church; will for profit. SERVE YOU Be It Enacted by the 'Legislature A 'I' .- TEATIME I of the State of Florida: 3118 Edgewood Ave. W. Bivens SpecialsTo - Section 1. The board of 3701 EMERSON On District 1 of Mt.Ararat Baptist Baptist Church will sponsor a Barbara Baldwin will be 'the Appear county commissioners of 830 IASSAT/ AVE. Church win .sponsor a Pre- Valentine Tea Sunday from 4 speaker. Duval County, Florida, shall Valentine Tea Feb. 12 from to 6 p.m., in the Myrtle Avenue appropriate, expend and pay 1824 WEST BEAVER Two ProgramsThe 4 to 6 p.m., in the educational Library. Mrs. Sallye B. Mathis xxxxxxx to greater Jacksonville econo- building; will be the speaker. mic opportunity, Inc., a SM6KE FLA. BUDGET Biven Specials with their Stewardess Board 1 of Central corporation not for profit, the "instruments of faith" ensemble xxxxxxx xxxxxxx CMS Church will sponsor Its sum of one hundred thousand 37 I 27 will be presented at the annual Valentine Tea Sundayat dollars ($100,000.00))' annually PICNIC FRYERS First Born Temple, 825 W. Lily White Lodge 149 will Lily White Lodge 218 will 3:30 p.m., at the church. for use by the said Monroe St., Monday night, Feb. present its annual Winter Tea sponsor a Valentine TeaSunday Rev. H. L. Herod will be the greater Jacksonville 13. Mrs Rosetta Cohen is Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m., at at 4 p.m., in the Acorn speaker. economic opportunity, Inc., in the sponsor. Other groups will Brooks Prayer House. A pro- Community Center .Mrs. providing for: (1)) A programto LOOK WHAT 29C WILL BUYBEEF Own Sunday gram will be presented. help low income people night, Feb. 19 the break out of the poverty circle group will appear at the xxxxxxxA SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM and become contributing Magnolia Baptist Church CHRYSLER CORP. . members to society, rather on Avenue B. Rev. W. S.Peopleis Valentine Tea will be than being supported by the pastor. sponsored Sunday in the home Low As 5000 Miles On These! society through such The Biven Specials will be of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Full Price Down programs, as day care NECK BONES presented In a return engagement Anderson, 1766 Audobon St., 66 Plymouth' Fury lit) .. .... .. $2395 $295 to services for children whose Ibs at the Bibleway Holiness from 4 to 6 p.m., In Interest AI R.e c AUTOMATIC 111 PoweP ACTORV lRR.*2'rY. mothers must work to supportthe : Church. of the building drive,at Lewis 66 D ,geEDart 0 Series .. ... $1895 $243ACTOAY Memorial Church., r WARRANTY: ? ATI4 "I.H family ((2)) Low Income residents ;and citizens, the YPU Observes 66 Plym. Fur ul Sta Wagon $2995 $395 PIG TAILS t JfAT ASS(NGeR AIR surplus food commodity FAR xxxxxxxUsher J'N0.fUPJAT'C.lL' ACT'WAARANTY., program in order to prevent 66 Plymouth Valiant 200. $1895 $245 hunger and to add to the Union Sunday Board 1 of St. Matthew ltIo"t&UTOMATIC.GET HRYSLER'S RWR.ITIIR nutrition of these FAMOUS program The Young People's Union will Ephesus Adventists 5-YEAR 50,000-MILE WARRANTY people; (3)) Education among HOG MAWSMEATY meet Sunday afternoon at these povertystrdckenpeople Community Baptist Church 65 Rambler. Cross Country Wagon .$1995 to enable them to learn what toO V. IT1A DITIONIo. III TH" ONe I services are available to them Rev. 0. D. Davis, pastor si3p.m. Church ScheduleAll 64 -Bird .. .... ...$1995 AIR CONDITIONeD. in the community and bow they Hostess for the Union Sunday services for Epbesus I 65 Pontiac Catalina . . ?$2195 take of it ((4)) *. ATOP advantage ACTORY may ; tP AIR CONOITIONID I Home aides for. the sick,aged NECKBONES will be the Camilla Golden Seventh Day Adventlst Church I 63 Pontiac Bonneville l .. : ... "$ 995 Anthonys.The are being held at Ephesus I hNt. ". and inflrmed; ((5)) To provide following groups are to Academy 2760 Edgewood Ave.I 64 FordUGaTaxfe 500'convertible1!.. ,., .$1295 neigbborhoodcenters Vt. OIO k HEATIR. through " AUTOMATIC the baste services in the 'appear on the program: Sabbath School begins at 9 30 I 62 Ford Fairlano 4-Door .. :.. .. '.' .$ 595 Ambitious Stephenettas, Essie a. m. Saturday morning with RIM, AUTOMATIC. community where people live C ,Mae Thomas Everreadles, Superintendent A. Lockley and 65 Ford Galaxie 500 ... ., .. .. .... .. .. $1995 rather than expecting themto TRIPE Frlindly OMcers, Harris associates In charge The lesions DOOR NTOR" :''' AIR CONDITION IIIIf AUTOMATIC themselves.get to these Such services expenditures 29 Singers, Harmonious for the first quarter are : 59 Chevrolet ... .$175 60 Ford .. ,. $175 are deemed to be Vancellers, Jackson Singers Studies in the Book of Daniel" Over 100 Cars To Choose From Lattmore Singers, NathanielJackson Morning worship is at 11 a.m. for a lawful county purpose. Octovettes, Thelma- Elder R. B. Halrston and associate , Section S. This act shall TURKEY rettes, Terry Boyd Singers, elders will have charged take effect law.Jamesl immediately. upon, and Voncla and the, CaerrUts., the service Missionary volunteer -;, R. S. EVANS becoming a meeting begins at 4:IS. ; TAILS 0 SAm inK DOCTOR: "You have Evangelistic services art E. orkman Jr, only one hour to live. Is there being held Sunday nights at 7 SO. I 3rd & MAIN President, Greater anyone vou'd like to see'" Prayer meeting win be held Jacksonville Economic "Ye," replied the patIent. Wednesday Bights at 730.: ,EL 445381 EL 44382.UE Opportunity, lac, WATCH THE K N'KNIGHT SHOW ON WlXT' TV CHANNEL 4 "Another doctor!P Visitors are welcome. ) t -...,-- .....:.... "" .:....... .....oc.L: .. ... .. .. ... .. ... .. .. --_.. .. .. .. .. .. .----- .. - ... r. '- '. '- '" .' ..... r. ..... .' .' .11. Irv.- .ter. r. . .a. II/I .111111111 11 .. .11. r11r r . 1 l't SAnRDII'JUnAIY1t .. STAR-JAPERS PA6U4 Roy Wilkins To Receive Family Affair Louisiana NAACP Adds Education Alumni Of UNCF. I 1967 Freedom House AwardNEW Meets To Map Assistant To StaffNEW Pharmaco Set Up .: YORK Immediately following Us election at noon 1967 ProgramNEW NAACP Scholarship Fund li! may, Feb 6 to the chairmanship/ of the board of Freedom The YORK - House ORLEANS, la. Executive Director Roy Wilkins former Senator Paul H. Douglas announced that Wilkins Roy executive board the Louisiana has announced the appointmentof Mr. Donald L. HoflowelL 1967 Freedom, executive director of the NAACP, wm receive the NAACP State Conference of Miss Beverly J. Pearson as president of the National Alumni Award for "courageous and responsible leadership announced Council of the United In the Branches has plansto an assistant to the Director for Negro civil rights movement ,N'o t Intensify its efforts in voter Education Program, Miss June College Fund, has announced The senator also stated that rights leader to receive the a rrfw registration, housing and education Shagaloff. the establishment of the Artra vice President Hubert H, Freedom Award and the first in areas of the state She will assist Miss Shagaloff Award the organization's Humphrey will make the presentation member of the Freedom House which have failed to comply in reading and evaluating fiction scholarship. address March 29 at board to be selected. Another with laws barring racial books for the Association's Financed by Pharmaco, a dinner at the Hotel member, Paul G, Hoffman, discrimination. listing of multi-racial books. Kenllworth, N. J. pharmaceutical Waldorf-Astoria. Senator Joined the board after ha was Harvey Ronald H. Brlttonl The list Includes textbooks and firm, the scholarship Douglas, who will serve u honored In 1951 for directing NAACP state field director, story books for pre-school and provides $1,200 for the winning chairman of the Award Dinner, the European Recovery Pro said the executive board of elementary school pupils. She student and $300 for his collegeor held annually since IMS, was gram. the State Conference of will also aid in the preparation university Announcement of Inducted u the new leader of Roy Wilkins, who became y Branches would convene in oIanNAACP.va1uaUonolboob'on I I the student winner's'name was Freedom House by Dr. Harry executive director of the ,, Ferrlday, La., on Feb 12, to Negro history prepared for,.;wide nrlng the 21st annual D. Gunman, president NAACP in 1955 upon the death r finalize and make public its elementary and secondary conference of the Council, Feb. Senator Douglas reported that of Walter White, had been on 1 projects for the coming year I school pupils. 9-12. 1967, in the Queene- the decision of the board to the organization's staff since ,may a .. !5el Among top Items on the agenda, Miss Pearson formerly taught 'Charlotte Hotel Charlotte,N.C. honor Mr. Wilkins "intended 1931. Since then, the NAACP y 1. Brltton said will be an all-out in Chicago elementary schools The purpose of the scholarship to reaffirm the deep Interest has grown ten times to a total attack on the "dual standard 1, and has worked with the is to promote participationamong ft Freedom House in finding of nearly 450,000 members this of law .enforcement" the Brownsville Community college students in off- Just solutions for interracial year in 1,700 branches in 49 : state. He cited Concordia Council New York City. campus u well u on-campus problems of a human relations states and the District ci Parish, in which Ferrlday is She earned her B.Ed. at the activities, and tofnsti desire as well as legal character." Columbia.Mr. S located for having employeda National College of Educational, to conthiueparucpatlooin civic The board singled out Mr. Wilkins has displayedmore Negro sheriff "empoweredonly Evanston, Ill, and her master'sat and community affairs aftergradqaUon Wilkins, said Senator Douglas, than administrative and to arrest Negroes" In NeW'Tork University's Mr. H 0 11 0 well "because be has steered editorial initiative. "In 1932," the "Negro section of town." Center for Human Relationsand explained. a precise though difficult according to an NAACP statement "Such dual practices lessen Community Studies of the'' F. Il, Schwemmer, president course, taking persuasive he and an associate It:=J[: the degree of meaningful Graduate School of Education of Pharmaco, said, "We are action under law, while rejecting "penetrated darkest enforcement and further honored to have the opportunity the disruptive tactics of Mississippi" disguised as emphasizes the erroneous Plainfield, N.J. to establish this award and the extremists" itinerant laborers "to Investigate When Miss Charlotte Simms, II, of Roselle, New Jersey (right), finished high school and belief that whites are superior hope that It will stimulate ,Vlce President Humphrey will conditions among Negro accepted a Job with Esso Research and Engineering Company, she became a fellow employee to Negroes in or out of the NAACP To Hear students lathe schools affiliated I the traditional symbolof workers" After a month in the of her mother, Mrs. Gladys Slmms (sitting at desk), who is secretary to a vice sphere of law enforcement," with the National Pre-AIumnl the Freedom Award, a upper delta area, Mr. Wilkins' president of the company, world's largest oil research organization. Mr. Briton said. Charles EversPLAINFIELD Council to become better sculptured bronze plaque which "perilous mission" was He also charged that local citizens. this year bears Mr. Wilkins'name accomplished "without benefitof What Is This? school boards have refused tt A N. J. Mr. HoUowell said that to be special Memorial and the inscription; "He television cameramen and MAN IN THE UNIVERSEThe take necessary steps to insure those Day for eligible for the award a student who have counseled wisely, guided correspondents to World News Diqest I that Negroes receive quality died in the most be above average newspaper pursuit of civil firmly, withstood the storms provide protective covering." Arresting Cops itatistict that how how education conducted by the rights Plainfleld will be scholastically, be active in Pre of many seasons in the strugglefor The concludes "Had insignificant Is man are impressive. Alumni Council activities, and report NAACP Branch human rights" According to the Catholic 100 CitiesTo Saturday, Feb. have demonstrated leadership they been discovered, they 11, This is the fourth Freedom might well have vanished in III Windy City Digest, man occupies planet No. "The Qualities on and off-campus. Meaning of Black I Award in nine years with strong APPLICANT 3 of a quite obscure star located The National Pre-Alumni dismal some Mississippi Power is the Hear title of TMR" Rhutan-fNpn-Come an civil rights overtones. The swamp." CHICAGO -(NPI>- When a some '30,000 light years from address by Charles Council is composed students Arkansas Gazette was honored The presentation program on citizen is arrested, that's bad. September when the United Nations the center of a not too Impor. NAACP Mississippi Evers in 33 colleges and universities in 1958 for its edi neural Assembly opens tant gala Lincoln Day ProgramNEW field The student use the courageous March 23 will also feature a But when they arrest policemen its sessions billion our galaxy, director, who will speak at a' may tonal Medgar Evers anewspplicanttor'membership some 10 stars exist scholoarship In a college or position; narration by Alexander thaf Just too much! public rally at Hall the slain NAACP leader, was Scourby, star of the Broadway And that's what happened twice in (the world' body while 100 thousand million bile YORK The NAACP :; a march from City the following I.university other than the one posthumously cited In 1963;and theatre and motion pictures, within a week in the wake of a 'may be present.Bhutan,the tinykingdom lion appears to be a conservative annual Lincoln Day radio pro- Baptist Church. Shlloh,!In which he is enrolled at the President Johnson received the and Miriam Makeba, the first massive snowstorm that almost of 800,000 people estimate for the total number gram, to be broadcast locally 'I time of his selection.WANTED . award last year for advancing, South African singer who has closed down the city is tucked away to in send the Himalayas, of stare this week-end, Feb. 11-12, by among other programs, risen above Apartheid Patrolman LonnIe Collins, 23, expected observer NAACP branches in more than to the sessions in to domestic human rights legislation restrictions to attain was arrested by fellow police- a move 100 cities, features NAACP widen contacts between t be Independent international recognition u an man who accused him of Executive Director Roy Wilkins "Mr. Wilkins is the first civil entertainer. emptying a stalledUtellvery; but small,natlonand and U, S. Education Commissioner the outside world. ! I Freedom House, a nonpartisan truck In front of his Westslde C.C.C. Harold Howe in a ;: Help,! Help! Help! organization devoted home ONE WORLD the discussion of current ...- ..- ,.,..... a. strengthening The off-duty policeman was During Depression, over educational problems with to the of free IKON. Rev. Roosevelt Franklin. Institutions at home and abroad, one of at least 200 persons ". Nwankwo Nigeria the-TNPD-TO R., 2.5 million young men servedin special reference to the SINGER TOUCH & SEW Macon Ga. has formerly honored BernardM. Including some women and many world is practical., theory The Nigerian o one the Civilian Conservation schooling of minority group .,. ...*.*..f ftMmtlw tftt. .l>M, ......,,..., MM MM ....... Baruch, Dwlght Elsenhower, Juveniles, arrested for pillaging became dlstrubed not Corps, the Catholic Digest .children .MM> _........ .... ChI...."' MM fr ,.".00. e.l IM* ..w Divine, Spiritual, Healer, Willy Brandt, Jean Monnet, vandalism, and arson. over receiving statw. Its peak enrollment In The 15-mlnute program com- Mir tllT.OO a, $7 pw ..eb ... Cn4H M.MMT a' '''-1111. a $25 shipment of ties, The looters took advantage 1935 vas 500,000. memorates the 158th Winston Churchill, Harry S. ' Sev. Koosevelt Franklin c4, rings, books, a cross and :a of the of Truman, and others. of the snowstorm, which crip anniversary founding Macon, Georgia. traffic for days and- copy of the Lord's Prayer from the NAACP, Divine Spiritual Healer. Jesus pled to a Chicago novelty firm. After I hindered trying Is truly giving blessings and policemen waiting a year, he enlisted the 1 i.victory. to many people's protx Anti-Inflation reach the scene of the looting. services of his government :..t..(..... ',-' :.,,(..IA,1 Jemfiol'.SUCCESSa: :: BEi l I f'I'Jjj .Police Suptj WUsoBj said.b !principally\ the external ''attalrs .:.\ h..8 ;n(".M < . write S >MoveLtBWKA 1'1 I announced CoWnsi!acre st'.'wltIz +tdehyh tdik , YQURSi'Seeior; me today; ',' He said he JICIWagoans : smfstty--u ''J\\'lI' tf1tt.tl'r ".** . deep regret. have a special message everyone's would "have FBI ahd Chicago Police department in need for. -ttpr)>-Tbe Bank of into the act. Though he in their minds the Last week many, many people'' Zambia announced that the bank uppermost didn't receive the shipment, he thousands of devoted policemenwho ere helped by my special rate has been raised from 4 1/2 such did get a full refund-and he's MARKS selected Bible readln g to be' per cent to five per cent,effective heroic have" performed satisfied gU P E R , read each weekend. If wand! duty. ,; you M Jan. 13. The move Is designed A few later Cook Comfy to be delivered, quickly, send' to counter current Inflationary days NEW GUINEA'S FUTUTE Sheriff I. Woodsar1'8st- Joseph $1.00 and self-addressed tendencies in the PORT MORESBY-CNPQ-N e wCulneans econ ed one of his own policemen THESE PRICES GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY AT EDGEWOOD AYE. envelope to Rev Roosevelt omy. The bank rate had been were told last week Franklin 630 Morrow Ave., >:ID charges of bribery that the future bold out for fixed at 4 1/2 per cent when Zambia Donald Walter constitutional - Policeman Macon, Georgia Phone became wbollyresponsible 25 nabbed in a. changes that will 'SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED Wagner, was 745-6475. bring jovernment-lf they for its own banking system on Yon will, get these special March 1, 1965. scheme to tip off prostitutesand vice want It. Thr promise was made selections and Bible verses by gamblers of impending by David O. Hay, the New administrator LB. AVERAGE raids In Cicero a western 46 owtr.n mall. of Papua-HewCui- PICNICS 39C suburb of Chicago. The arrest nea,u'h o said the Australian was made in Rosemont,another government would not hesitate - Chicago suburb. to consider transitional steps Royal Art Studio Wagner was accused of handing toward a form of ministerial Sheriffs Vice Detective James government and an Increase in 'Lart1n. $250 and a slip of paper local financial responsibility. 1 with two Cicerophone numbers GRADE "A" SLICED BREAKFAST STILL TAKING Larkin. said Wagner offeredto PACIFIC SIT IN' "pay well" for advance information NAHA, Okinawa-(NPI)'- it-' on vice raids in in demonstrations,' a popular BACON OL LB.55C: ; .Cicero, remembered u the r method of protest in the United 1 INSTANTPICTURES headquarters of mobster States, and some time earlier Al Capone. The suburb has in India, has now reached this I gangland association to this day. I Pacific island Last week, 500 II II j The predominantly Italian .demonstrators staged a. 1 t- community has no Negro down strike in the chambers of residents. The Negro family the Eyukyu! legislature, in pro- PUREX which tried to move in 15yearsago test to a discussion by the education - J home.was No bombed other Negro out families of their on and a social measure affairs to committee curb GAL. 10 1 j i i have tried to move in since. political activities of teachers. BLEACH CORE staged an open- Tie police were called in to haul occupancy march into the the demonstrators away. New Location all-white area last summer.! LIMIT ONE, WITH. $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER \ . 21st & Myrtle Ave VETERANSTHE I :1 SAME PHONE 354-1894 JACKSONVILLE BARBER COLLEGE, 'INC.. DETERGENT REG. PKG. 10e I Too Don't nave To G6 To Town To Get Of 630 DAVIS ST., Is Now Taking ' LIMIT ONE WITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER ' LOW PRICESDRUG Applications For Its i STORE NEEDS f Veteran Class. 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CATSUP 14 oz BOTTLE 19 '.. 4 . . . r -PAGE' I -_._-----' -- .u_ STAJLPAPERS SATURDAY FEBRUARY -U 1K7 System Indians OrganizeTo -- Shrioers Present Check To Chest Disease Center Aid Chief Says Pepper Says Oxygen _, ______ .___ L ._.__ .___ - I Needed More Than Monuments Fight AgainstDiscriinination ; He'll Expos8IRllllIdators WASHINGTON Congressman Claude Pepper (D-FlaJ said ! last week America' astronauts need "a new system" more Lk 1 Y y yi yo CHICAGO -HPTWilliam) H. than a memorial monument. American Indians! In the Robinson, newlyappointeddirector Pepper said be would support program, but we should not be Washington-Oregon. are adopting coot County Depart. i congressional proposal, eifoected so anxious to win the race to the tactics of Negro civil ment of Public Aid, has rowed to be sponsored by the the moon that we become Indifferent rights groups In their battle to have any GOPcommltteeman Florida delegation, to build a to human life against the white man, the I Involved In Intimidation of welfare - monument to the three Apollo "The space program Is going February Issue of Ebojqr magadne recipients, "read out of astronauts who died la their to continue for a long time,and reports the party." space capsule Jan. 27. the moon landing Is Just one A CORD style organisation A Republican himself, he said "But what our astronauts need ,step away We should plan for may be formed to agitate be would expose party leaderswho more than a monument," be the long haul and,when we makea nationally for Indian! rights fall to act against precinct said "11 a new oxygen system mistake in our planning w. according! to the Ebony article. taptains ofsuchcoercion.. which will give them a greaterJianct should be willing to take little: Indians are learning that Declaring be was "completelyout of getting to the moon extra time to try a new "mere isolation from the white of politics," Robinson said Jive." approach. I think we should be man Is no guarantee against be has resigned asSecoad Ward Pepper said: "We must willing to swap a little time bigotry and injustice," Ebony committeeman and notified ontlnue our great space to assure our astronauts says, in outlining the fight four t Ray Bliss, national GOP chairman s better chance of survival" Indian tribes have with state that be could no longer officials over fishing rights in serve on the national panel- UNCF Recipient SCLC LeaderIn the game-rich rivers of the to strengthen Negro support in old Oregon Territory. Many the Republican Party of 12 New Post lDdIana'uwortthemse1Y8.byf1sb1Dc. y Negro leaders 01 f Gill $2,000 . CHICAGO -NPI The Rev Robinson the first Negro The state of Washington recently James Bevel, a top leader In director of the count/i public the Southern Christian Leadership outlawed the use f gill aid department, threatened to Given By NMA Conference, has been nets, the traditional Indianfishing "bellow publicly" if he finds implement. With the appointed national director of any Republican Committeeman YEW; YORK, N. Y.-Dr. JohnS the newly-formed Spring battle Tacoma lines attorney drawn Jack, Ebony Tanner says. tt "venal enough to participateIn Mobilization Committee to End p or condone, Ida precinctcaptains" , 1 >. olloman presented a gift the area representative for the War in Viet Nam. telling aid the recipients ) to the United Negro i f I2JXX NAACP was hired by the Fund behalf of the Rev, Bevel was said to have to rote GOP or face loss of College on Indian tribes to fight the order. Medical Association. taken the new post with the welfare hects. He said Democratic Rational Tanner organized the Indians blessings of Dr. Martin Luther preeinctcaptainsbave 1 IT. HoUoman 1IpresldeDtofthe.edlcd Into the Survival of American i group composed of Neo King Jr., with whom he works Indians Association !"The frequently used! this tactic.A . t product of a low-lncome closely. I physician from all parts of Indian! and the Negro have bad Rev. Bevel's wife Mrs Diane area Robinson said Us gf ass> tie country. the same problems right down Bevel recently returned froma roots background would enable 'lID the contribution " accepting the line, says Tanner In the to North Viet Nam. Ata him to spot acts trip any of pr. Stephen J.Wright,president Ebony article. "By and large ' Of the Fund, noted: "The Nat. press conference here she the folks who hate Indians is earmarkedfor Intimidation by precinct same A check for $5,000 over the eight-year period-- ional Medical Association'soatlnued attacked U. S. Bombing North was presented to the captains of whatever party. support of the Fund Viet Nam and said Ntgro hate Ebony Negroes.Tanner feels (that National Jewish Hospital at Devner, free, tuberculosis research. Shown above The 57-year-old former state exemplifies the growing deter- Americans will have to decide the fight says over fishing rights nonsectarian chest disease center, by the are, I left to right, Sfluire i Bullock, legislator heads a departmentwhich of Negro professional whether they want to be killersIn Ancient of Colorado Roscoe C. spends more than $100 tflinatlon probably will be settled before Egyptian Arabic Order, Nobles of Imperial Deputy ; groups to advance and accelerate that war-torn country. the U. S. Supreme Court. "The the Mystic S h Washington Imperial Potentate JosephH. million a year for more than educational rtuD1t1estorNegro Rev. Bevel, who has charged r I n e, at a luncheon ; 250,000 aid recipients.Federal . youth. that the war Is based on racial Indian has got to learn, as the January 22, honoring the Order and its Silversmith Jr. president of the ("Fully 80 per cent of all Ne- differences, asserted that U.S. Negro something had happens to learn,to that an Indian when auxiliary. The money--a total of $40,000GREEN hospital and Maceo'Brodnax, Deputy Com- Court TO physicians," Dr. Wright Involvement In the Viet Nam In Nevada, pretty soon It's going mander of (IPatrols. . war is a wicked act of "op added, "received their undergraduate to happen to an Indian in training at UNCF pression against a foreign Tanner told Mulls Murder member colleges and universities. colored people." Washington B R I : F L 'Y "Viet Horn" Song I I Tougaloo College Overdiep Family What this nation Is doing in j Dr. .Holloman" a graduate oft Viet Nam. he said parallels"In Ebony.WILEY POSTS FIRSTS 'SJ A 1<; I N G Makes Plea Receives 100,000In NEW ORLEANS -(NH)- The m>cF member institution, military terms what has Moves Into Home U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of :Virginia Union University, ands been done to the American Man's first solo global flight For PeaceNEW Appeals has taken the case a prominent New York City Indians and the colored peopleof was made by Wiley Post in GENERATORSThere Preferred Stock BROOKLYN N. Y. Just of the alleged participants In practitioner.: American for centuries." 1933: seven days, 18 hours, 49 is dearth of YORK A United three weeks after an explosionand the Liuzco slaying under no energy TOUGALOO, Miss. An flash fire ripped through advisement. Mrs. Liuzzo minutes. His other air and Presbyterian Church- was . apace. pouring into a leaf the Catholic anonymous $100,000 gift to the basement of their newly the white woman slain while Few Wounded Die In Vietnam achievements, the Catholic Digest Digest points out. All the sponsored recording stressing ' oxygen states, included the auto the need for a peaceful Tougaloo College, Tougaloo purchased home, Mr. and Mrs. she was ferrying civil rights i When an American soldier fsj faster than an in our atmosphere is filtered ,,Miss., will be used toward Jacques and their ( get to a hospital matic pilot the automatic radio settlement In Viet Nam will be Overdlep workers between Selma and ounded in Vietnam he gets tljefret auto victim In the U.S. Usuallya direction finder the variable through chlorophyll every 2,000 released soon by a commercial establishment of a chair in the three children moved into their Birmingham in 1965. medical care in history the wounded man is out of the and years and all the carbon dioxide record department of religion and East Flatbush home in the pre- Two white men Collie Leroy patriotic Digest reveals. Becausef jungle and on the operatingtable pitch and propeller stratosphere pressurization flight in the air passe through green The song company.called "Viet Nam," philosophy honoring the Rev dominantly white section of Wilkins and Eugene Thomas, speedy transport and excel. within an hour. Specialists search. re leaves every 300 years. This was issued in November through Dr. Lawrence L;. Durgln mini Brooklyn with the assistance were acquitted on a state lent treatment only 1,50 of the of every kind are there. GI's get spells a power operation by NEW, a multi-media album of ster of Broadway United Church of the local branch of murder charge but were convicted - Wounded reaching hospitals die.'his better medical treatment on the ENNUI EXCUSE chlorophyll that generates 100 the United Presbyterian Commission of Christ in New York City the the NAACP. on a federal charge compares with 2.5% in the times more kilowatts of energy on Ecumenical Missionand college announced today. Mrs. GloriaMaingorecenOy- alleging them to have conspired Korean War and 4.5% in the edge of the Jungle than their Your tired blood may really a year than all man's hydro Relations. The recording! Dr. Durgln is a member of the elected president of the to violate Mrs. Lime's civil 2nd World War. families at home get in' their be the disease nacrolepgy-uncontrollable electric plants, coal gas, fuel will be re-distributed by World college Board of Trustees and Flatbush Branch said, "Thingsare rights. 'hospitals.! drowsiness the, oil, and atomic-energy has served chairman of its back to normal . t r genera. Trends Records 550 Fifth Ave.. U getting DOW Vibe men were given sentences J Most wounded in Vietnam t Catholic Digest warns., ,tore combined!I'i' u a single 13 rpm disc. Development Committee I was really delighted with the 4 i of1ft: ,years and;they.were in ':"":' : '' ... .. The song marks the recording" The gift in the form of pre way our membership rallied court in New:Orlearron'an 'i':: :: ::: ::: : ': :: :': .. ./ : : :":": i''!:; ;:;;';!';;::)iI!!; ;!iillli;; tI;:!:!!!!v!t SHOP AT YOUR AlP both debut composed of Marcia and Santo recorded who toward ferred stock endowment"is the of first a $300 step, la family the support NFIGHT of this deserving court appeal. on Thomas appeal was from also In a :. the music for "Viet It 000 chair.I : According toTougaloo" conviction of ::: :' :: Nam. on charges WAREHOUSE STORE :f.SS.;::' :<:,::ft: is president George A. j..p' believed to be the first song carrying a sawed-off shotgun i .H. about the Viet Nam war that Owens, It begins a drive for a CANCER In his car. /1. 3000-1. 45th ST. ..c :; does blame not but take rather sides cites or the assign resulting $5,000,000 endowment fund faculty to strengthenthe salary : PRICES IN destruction and makesa educational program of c THIS AD . :'The..d." .:. :,St.o're'Ii.. ... .,..;.. . |