Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
GIobaI News Syndicate TO Present
Awards for Distinguished Service

NEW YoRK-Globa News Syndicate will present twelve
awards for distinguished community service and one special
citation at its annual Press Awards Dinner in the Skyline
Room OF the Hotel Theresa, this weekend
lhose to be awarded and the respective citations are a
follows:
MRS. Aida c. DAIIEY-For her exemplary conduct
member of the noble profession of nursing for her achieve
ment in having been appointed the first Negro superintendent
OF Nurses in New York City and for the inspiration she has
provided for young through her devotion to her hh
calling.
S. w. GARLINGToN-For his unsefish community serv-
ice and his contribution the of better human rea
tons in originating the WEVD radio news program Min
ory News Report which has, for the past five years given
enlightened unbiased treatment of concerning all min
onty groups
MRS, MAUDE GADsEN-For her untiring efforts
bring about greater recognition of Beauty Culture as pro
feson and for working toward raising the general standard
OF that profession by founding the New York State Beauty
CuturisiS association.
FRED WARlNG and his Pennsyssnians, for contributing
to the of brotherhood presenting benefit concert
for the Harlem Branch YMCA, and for helping to launch
worthy and talented Negro vocalist musical career
WILLIAM L. ROWE-For the many and varied contribu-
tons he has made establishing better human relations
not only the citizens of New York but among Police
department personnel in his capacity the first Negro Dep
uty Police Commissioner in the City of New York.
MAX C. RUBINSTEIN principal of James Fenimore
Cooper junior high school, Manhattan for his devotion to
youth as manifested in the warmth of his relationship with
those in his charge and for his deep for their well
fare for which he has worked nseshy thru varied
community activity
MOSS H. KENDRIx-For his outstanding contribution to
better nterracial understanding the fields of
business and education through his performance public
aons the Education association the
National Negro Business league and special representative
of the Coca Cola company.
GUICHARD PARRIs-For outstanding service in the
better relations through his performance public
relations director of the National Urban league by providing
the general American public with clearer understanding of
the great potential of the Negro in America for making
significant contribution to the total American life.
CLEVELAND G. ALLEN-For distinguished performance
the of brotherhood through his long of faith
full service to the Harlem community Journalist of nteg
r devoted youth worker and an ardent church and civic
leader
THURMAN LEE president of the Dry Dock Saving bank
contributing the of better relations by nst
tuting program of property rehabilitation in the Harlem
desirable residential neghbohood and its residents in
dustrious, responsible citizens.
FRANK WALKER, president of MGM Records, for help
ing undesirable stereotypng, opening anoth
err Negro entertainers by giving them the oppor
ty record all types of music for MGM Records and for
giving recordings the benefit of the promotiona
of MGM.
MRS ELIZABETH ROSS HAYNES-For the inspiration
provided everywhere contributing the
brotherhood through of devotion to her
race community and her country social worker
author educator and civic leader
SPECIAL CITATION
CHICK SOI4OMON-For having performed a distinct pub
The effort advance the of brotherhood
create nterracal understanding through his pictorial
appeared the New York Sunday News early
1858 showing Harlem in its light community of
SOBER industrious progressive citizens thereby helping to
combat propaganda which has the years been
a to racial understanding.
COMPANION CITATION
THE NEW YORK SUNDAY NEWS-For having perform
public service in the effort to advance the
and greater nterraca understanding by pub
fishing pictorial SERIES early in 1858 showing Harlem in its
light community of sober Industrious progressive
citizens thereby helping combat vicious propaganda which
has years been deterrent to racial understanding
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