, 1951-07-06
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OUR CHARGING sIENE: When Margaret lrby, the charming
and taenss- a wizard anld seho sam TEACHER he u LETT u TOR New New York oFhdt the # 0 NSw
1oik InNelsty in the field OF intencultmal education, under a
fellowship grant from the National Conference of Christians and
is that b both M Mr.. Irby yHa and Mi Miss " Wineta &c cnavous, another Willard
Schools Schools Harold arr /. Boda! These ne two teachers Viii Study improved
r r1ga and natnonaities. they'll bring oaek 70 Dayton a rich know
ledge w which ieh aa should and 1ejd must be an ude is s0 o rd 0 so 0n S0ms % @g s sshooI
administrators taking a forward step in the direction of interracal
cooperation!
al f.d e,e.. nte,,isxsd a young lacy he other: day for a top
xissssG ,hs j s5'' ~ s:'a the e ls sSss salary a sS se', xe els k HS,sH bssn the srst
Negro h in saeh "a nsh ;s iseeh h her sp6 6asbs u . ~ho ne is u I R0 hsroy j Kins
.ssaonsd At %s,zhsfs'terson Air Force Base Hats of { Day:
eioy%sns nrasases. And what else sqad M =. expect from such a
INCIDENTAL INTELLIGENCE: Paul Williams, the Dayton
same nam enG has . an nc n' "Gs p %oe 5s ON i It's o ali very H~T hush, y hush III
49, i;h A1t hun oNeil Fl Fisher an The The young 2 u }m and l. daf fnInguI Da 3;oen attorney ley
firm headed led By By City Councilman Theodore NJ: Berry; Hes getting
finite ay change hands this Summer even if It's from the present
A vi }y Sen cemR Rd14d. ifls ai T N SH,: b 3 9gR u 5sf9si is sp iasspsb5e
iFe tbeyye ever ie ao5ade nsa' Mrs M "a. Jose php Shaw Gnb brilliant and e Hnrn
ing ' board I'd member emb Of the League Of Women Voters and one of those
rare pe a o who seeks no Paa iM o r laurels for her efforts
MORNING MAIL BAG: A letter from oakwoods liberal young
; ;nrnsd Fr.a afanf fsbdn Mai isttsr p Usr ina tse editorial aswH1ef dsnk. but w wyd
Brewer, former executive secretary with the Dayton Council on
World Affairs, in late July at Cleveland " Washington. Frank is
s sssiT fso@ a.i Fa1s c! sas's' M sf z,' Md h: sd 5o ehsrs Daily ' EXPIRES: a 2 pssss.
mn Robert Fletcher. He's in the Army now, and so far, o good
A note from Dunbar principal L. G. Phillips, thanking the
Daily Express for its first annual Scholarship Award (cash) to a
Dunbar student, Lloyd Revere, at Commencement time Also a
very fine note of appreciation from Lloyd himself. He says he'll con-
~h; &c h was singled gil out for By The EsSrsssc ~~'''' '~@ -
CUFF NOTES ON DAYToNLANs: The Parks brothers Shell
y, yGa INES and lima, Emanu u4 +a it, to rush US hack back from ont their fish fisshin gG retreat treat
to join Funeral Director G. Josef McLin for a few days Charles
Washington, the Urban League executive, suffering from tooth
Tuskegee, Ala, the other day in time to visit the YWCAs inter
racial Summer camp with her pal, Beverly Jefferson, daughter of
Mrs. Dorothy Jefferson -: John and Jessie Lowe of the Farm Dell
are off to Greenvnle, Miss. and Houston, Texas, for a vacation.
Johnny calls Mississippi home and his brother is in Texas The
Harrisons (hes the Dunbar High School assistant principally have
moved into their almost-completed suburban ranch-type house. A
Mrs. J. Welby Broaddus (of Tabernacle Baptist church, who also
have a beautiful new mansion India Fisher of Home Ave, sister
of the attorney, will become switchboard operator at Wherefore
University this Fall. Ebony magazine will probably come up with a
spread on her. She deserves it for her courage-you see, she's
blind! Shirley Mcneil, the minister's daughter who set a pre-
cedent by doing her Notwithstanding at a mixed" Dayton school
cept a teaching post in Detroit. We pray not y! Schoolmarm
Marie Stokes off to Kentucky and Tennessee for a few days to visit
her brother, who is with Uncle Sam. She was accompanied by her
mother, who is in the Midwest for a few days rest from the hustle
and hustle of the City Of Brotherfy Love, Philadelphia, Pa.
ON THE LINE AT MI-7634: Fifth Avenues Lii Virgins still
sonaities. Count Basic, a recent guest of La Virgins, plans a trip to
Paris, France and che Continent this August Our colleague and
partner n crime" Thad Stokes of the Call and Post says our Go
rei" lBarbsra Mecoy) has lot: of u. p which telephone
personality" How very charming State Representative Fred
Bowers in town for the Summer. He's planning a trip to Canada be.
fore the General Assembly convenes in October for a few days.
NOTE TO Look out for the Hawk when he
starts II cOO Like a Dove! Thank YOU, Dr. Bunche.