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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

down Il won't call IL a trial to
the Roman holiday that we had
over in Sumner, Miss.
want to say that Charles g.
Diggs, as congressman from the
18th Congressional District OF
Michigan, Is the brightest light
we have had In Congress since
the day Of Reconstruction. ZAP
plause).
1t was at this meeting. in my
annual message as president OF
that organization, / told more
than 10000 of my fellow Missis-
sippians that as soon as the Citi-
zens Council (white) had found
out that their economic pressure
was failing, that they were going
TO start a well organized cam
paign of violence and that we
might as well prepare ourselves
for ii.
l want to thank many of you
and to thank the friends and the
liberal organizations throughout
America for the help which you
have given us to resist this eco
nomic pressure in Mississippi.
I cannot stand here and tell you
this afternoon that we have sue
ceeded completely, because every
day, just as with this farmer that
just told you about, it's raising
its ugly head in the very worst
ways.
Economic pressure. where the
most of the security rests with the
other fellow is an awful thing to
witness.
But l must say, the drive
which was sponsored by the MA.
ACP to put money In the Tri.
State Bank in Memphis. has
helped any number of colored
people In the State of MISSISSIPPI
pi to hold up their heads and be
men.
They would have had to hang
their heads in the dust had it not
been possible for them to get loans
and aid from the Tri-State Bank
in Memphis, Tenn.
On the 7th of May, in the city
of Belonzi, Miss, violence raised
its ugly head in the very worst
way that il could raise it.
There we had a militant minis
ter OF the gospel, Rev. George w.
Lee, among who two years before
that time. had gone with us before
grand jury and had testified that
the sheriff of that county would
not let colored people pay their
poll tax.
We won our fight there.
The sheriff was ordered to re-
ceive these poll taxes.
In Mississippi. you have to pay
poll tax for two years before you
can vote.
So on the 18th of hast August
colored people who had paid
their poll tax for two years were
now qualified TO vote for the
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The clerk talked, asked him a
bout his experiences in Korea and
then he said. Wen. George, what
can do for you?"
The young man said, MIR, Smith
came down to register"
Mr.. Smith rubbed his neck
and said, "Well, George, you
know it's kinda hard but I must
turn you down" Said the soldier
You mean I almost died for
something I cant vote for here
In Mississippi"
Mr.. Smith said, We'll. George,
that is a little hard"
Then Mr.. Smith looked around
and said, Listen here, George,
you know that organization. that
NAAcP7 (sic) applause and
laughter) TITS been making a
lot of fuss down here about the
18th Amendment.
He said, Now II amt nobody in
here but you and me and IL you
can give me the l4th Amendment
to the Constitution, I'm going to
let you register. DO you know that
amendment"
It's been long time since
George was in school. He wasn't
sure that even the circuit court
clerk knew the 1fth Amendment
either, so George said. yes sir,
Mr.. Smith. I know that l4th A
mcndment."
Well" he said, We'll, George
give men the Iath Amendment"
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Antonio Texas ArJP)-The Bap.
Pastors will hold nerraeiai dinner
to which inviting all regular Baptsts the Negro Chinese
Latin American and white congregations
Dr. p Wilkinson pastor OF New Baptist
president Baptist Alliance guest speaker
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down Il won't call 1t trial to
the Roman holiday that we had
over in Summer, Miss.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
first time since the days Of Re

construction.
In Humphrey County are 1880
colored residents and approx
mately 1900 whites.
The whites decided that colored
residents were not going to vote.
They made a number of threats.
They broke into the Elks Club
just the two weeks before the
storm and left a number OF nasty
notes, saying what was going to
happen to colored people If they
voted.
The Rev. Mr.. Lee, I'm his ser
mon on the Sunday morning be-
fore his death the following Sat
urday night, had talked to his
people because they were fright
ened.
Some went to the courthouse
and took their names off the list,
as the white people had asked
them to do.
This worried the Rev. Mr.. Lee
and that Sunday morning. he
preached the greatest sermon of
his long and illustrious career.
In that sermon he reviewed the
history of the colored Americas
part in working for freedom and
democracy as Americans.
He ended by saying:
IF God gives me grace and
II I'm living on the second day
Of August, Pm going to march
boldly to the courthouse and
register"
The sermon spread through the
county.
As he walked along the streets
during the next week, men who
had spoken TO him for IS years,
looked the other way as he walk
ed past.
On August 7. at 1880. as he was
on his way to his home, a Mer-
curry convertible. with three men
in it rolled up beside him and the
left side of his face was blown
away.
ITO be continued in the Oct.
2sth edition.
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Mississippi . .
CONTINUED from page u

win not pass him 10 vote. lie
must make 100.
II he reads the passage well,
then the clerk may ask him TO
spell any word in II.
After doing that. the indiyid-
ual Is passed sheet of paper and
asked TO write an essay on What
Ia meant by "A constitutional form
Of government"
The lawyers present this aft
ernoon will agree with me that
even q lawyer might funk such
u test
Now, you should know some
thing about the educational level
OF the individuals called upon TO
give this test to prospective vot-
ers in Mississippi
Let me just give you this story.
In the month OF February. we
had young serviceman wounded
in Korea He was In hospitals for a
long time and came back to
Mound Bayou, Miss, to recuper-
ate.
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WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE


Answer filed u 1ousyils PORK sssrssa,ion eass
city parks unconstitutional brief filed in
to Negroes
Earlier Judge Roy shelbOune had turned down motion by
city Negro
children last May No hearing date has been set
The city says pertaining separate
by Negroes and whites and there state
curing segregation
New s services we're held here last
Pdhome De chairman the board Of directors
the Louisiana Life Insurance Company and president Of the Louisiana
Undertaking company
Mr. Dejoe. DR. p H. v Dede, who founded the
III for weeks
Ex-slave, los, Dies In Indianapolis
slavery Mississippi plantation
week She had lived in Indianapolis for 81 years
Mrs Richardson who born April 80 s47 survived
children 20 grandchildren five greatgrandcldren
great grandchildren
'r.s.a steel Official re oses, Chi Ho.pal Fund Drive
Steel Company accepted the charmansp Provden
1856 Raising Campaign.
ducts It's fund raising campaign because Its budget exceeds
those Of INA members.
will mako cywide drive for hospitals deficit
An unusually attendance Provdens clinic the heavy
the emergency program
resident physicians contribute
browns In Effort To Suve Fishing Pole
Jackson officials theorze
county
retrieve a fishing pole.
Deputy
go fishing
started
Shortly after midnight officers they the
top a
Hs body recovered In about nine feet Of water
jury returned verdict OF accidental drowning
British Educator Arrives In Liberia On uN Mission
Monrova Lberia(ANP)V. &C. Mcaries. controller of
English studies the arrived
Mt tho
Mearies home London being TO Liberia by
Usco under the world technical
mic development
Lbya English
teaching
Of Cyreniaca
Texas Baptist Group To Mold nserraeaI Dinner
Antonio s-tANP)--The Ml-white Antonio
Pastors Conference will hold interaca 10
to which is inviting all regular Baptss Of the Negro Chinese
Latn-A American and white congregations
Wilkinson pastor OF New Light Baptist and
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Before going back to be mus
tered out of the Army II was time
for registration. He decided he
would go down to the courthouse
and register, He found the clerk
TO be an old boyhood playmate.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

Efficiency, Economy, Energy
Endurance. Apply these Els now;
they lead to Ease later.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-04-01
Policy Pays $1,000

MRS. HELEN RICE, bingham. as
beneficiary of a Montana Farmer
Stockman accident policy, has received
payment of $4,000 The policy was held
by her husband, Elmer C. Rice, who
was killed in an auto accident Rice had
purchased the policy in June 1854.
First annual premium of the policy is
So and each renewal premium is 81.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-04-01
Poultry
Get Good Chicks.
Give Good Care
Poultry
By BOYD ELLIS

1 y
of new chicks yet? If not. you had
better get busy. It's later than you
think. Chicks for late summer and
early fall production should have been
started several weeks ago. But. if
you get busy and get some started
right away you can get the pullets in
to production during the early winter
months when egg prices are usually still
high. Call your hatcheryman today
and give him an order for your chicks.
There are several important things
you should keep in mind when starting
your chicks. First, be sure that you get
good chick, then follow through with
a good management program. Without
combination of these two no one
should expect to show a profit from the
poultry flock.
You should be ready for the chicks
when they arrive. Don't wait until
they are there to get the houses ready.
Do thorough job of cleaning and dis
injecting on the house. Scrub it with
hot I've water-1 pound to 10 gallons
of water. Lye water is a good disin-
fectant. After the floor is dry add
few inches of good litter material.
Then set up the brooder stove. It
should be started and adjusted two or
three days before the chicks are to ar
rive. This will give you chance to
make adjustments and replace any
parts which may not be working cor
rectly.
A chick guard around the brooder
is a good idea. This guard should be
IL inches high and placed about two
feet from the edge of hover This keeps
chicks near the heat until they learn
where to get warm. Make the guard
from corrugated paper, hinged 1x12
boards, or wire. Remove it by the time
the chicks are 10 days old or sooner
if they start flying over it.
Feeders and waterers should be put in
just before the chicks arrive. Place
feeders-two 3-foot chick feeders for
each 100 chicks-spoke fashion around
the brooder. Place one end under the
hover. Fill the feeders nearly level full,
30 chicks will find feed easily. Place
water founts-one gallon fount for
Zach 100 chicks-between the feeders
outside the brooder hover
Feed is a very important factor with
he young chicks. A good feed for the
'rooding period is a commercially pre-
ared starting mash containing about
per cent protein. These commercial
eeds contain all the ingredients neces-
airy for proper growth and develop
1ent and will get. the chicks off to a
God start. When pullet chicks are 6
veeks old, add grain to their diet, feed
lg the mash and grain free choice.
If you have access to grains which
re reasonable in price you can lower
rains with a protein concentrate. The
are high in protein. So,
Xix enough of the ground grains with
he concentrate to give you feed with
le desired protein level. Check with
our feed dealer on correct amounts of
ach to use.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-04-01

to MONTANA FAR1ERSTOCK-
be to
to him ad STOCKNfAN
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-04-01
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Remarkable Results
Roisinq Body Chicks

NuISIHy DuDY ~HHCkS
Mrs. c. M. Bradshaw, Diagonal, Iowa,
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would not think of trying to roise Body
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Evening star., 1955-09-30
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

to own his own newsstand. -.
Bert Parks Of Break the Bank
can't, wait until the movie
marques advertise "The Man in
the Grey Flannel Suit and Sc
lected Shortsi" Not q single
person got stung during the film-
ing Of Joan Crawford's Queen
Bee"
It was inevitable. Of course.
Montauk Point now has q Gay
Coffee shop. Fire Island. move
overi :. cavAnagh's has entered
the VERY dry martini sweep
stakes. Puts the vermouth bottle
next to the gin and lets the
yermouth shadow fall on the gin.
|. Jack Still. the Pennsylvania
character, drinks six parts gin
to one part tonic. One drink and
all Is Still. -. Author Louis
L'Amour just wrote for q Holly
wood actor who was making two
pictures at the same time-his
FIRST and his last 8. They want
belly dancer Nelja Ates Of
Fanny" for Q morning TV
wake up" show. II she doesn't
wake you up. you're dead. ~.
The Third avenue bars now
offering .'Pete Kelly's Booze
Passaic. N. j.. has q street
named Mothball Terrace -. The
first chapter Of Bachelors
Anonymous Is in the Great
Northern Hotel. When q bachelor
gets careless he calls and Q
friend rushes over with q copy
|of the alimony laws.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
HOLL Y WOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM

praise for his direction Of the
play. 'The Wooden DISH viii
direct pictures when he returns
to Hollywood from Broadway.
Debra Paget isn't married.
and this could explain why. Here
are her qualifications for the type
|of man she wants to marry: "A
man who can give me the besi
material things In life. It's al
easy to love q rich man as q
poor man, and much more COM
Portable. The man I fall in love
with has to do more for me than
7 can do. for myself, and I've
acquired q lot of material pos
sessions for a girl my age--a
lovely home. pool. the best Of
cars. clothes, jewels and furs."
Anthony Quinn's 12-year-old
daughter. Kathy. lost her dog.
Mutsy, and ran q lost" ad for
it. She never did get the dog
back. but more than 20 girls
called her asking for auto
graphed pictures of her dad.
released By NANAl
Evening star., 1955-09-30
A Suitor for Grace

Attention Grace Kelly: Bache-
lor Prince Rainier III Of Monaco
is coming here in November. OBJ
ject-to WOO our Oracle. Seems
he fell for her in Cannes-that.
and the fact that he may lose
his tiny principality unless he
marries and has an heir.
Zsa Zsa Gabor says her dates
with Conrad Hilton are to ask his
advice about her investments.
And that's q very good reason.
The Hungarian beauty insists
that she can't decide which Of all
the offers Of work to take. Let's
face it: Shed like to work period.
J.. There are two big surprises
in Metros "I'll Cry Tomorrow
Susan Hayward's singing, which
is super, and the amazingly good
acting of 10 Van Fleet. who
plays the mother. Where has this
girl been all my columning life?
Thelma Ritter tells me she Is
tired Of racing back and forth
from New York City to Holly
wood, and after "The Proud and
the Profane"-"I'm going to New
York to sleep, sleep. and more
sleep" Lana Turner dyed her
hair snow white. Margaret
Truman is almost set to appear
in the movie. Ambassadors
Daughter"
Sight Of the week: Ernest
t"Marty") Borgnine. in Bermuda
shorts, giving q ballet dancing
lesson to his three-year-old
daughter. on his front lawn.
Caused quite a trafiic jam. !.
From Bing Crosby: .Since Ne
vada has become the divorce
capital Of the nation. the desert
has more dirt than sand"
Mrs. John Derek will fight the
divorce until John signs a set
tlement for the two children.
John is willing to take care Of
the kids but wants an immediate
divorce.
Chatted with Linda Darneil.
who Is doing q TV show for 10th
Century-Fox. ! asked II she was
coming back under contract. and
Linda replied. mo. thanks. I
was under contract to goth for
13 years. That was too long.
Right now I'm homesick for
Italy. Just love it over there.
When I saw Summertime
(made in venice) sail ! did was
cry throughout the picture. /,
must 90 back"
Every woman will love Lucy
Gallant" the Paramount picture
with Charlton Heston as a lanky
Texas rancher. and Jane Wy
man in q role absolutely tailor
made for Joan Crawford. Add
oil, Thelma Ritter. beautiful
clothes and a good career
versus-marriage story, and you'll
see what ] mean.
Kim Hunter and the cast of
Storm Center" attended O big
dinner and rode in the parade
in Santa Rosa, Calf. Bette Da-
Wis was presented with an alarm
clock, which is the last thing
she needs. Bette hasn't been late
for work In her entire life. Kim
asked the mayor what the pa
rade and dinner were for and he
replied. II don't know. I was
just going to ask you the same
question"
Jose Ferrer and Rosemary
Clooney finally took it easy and
spent a whole week end In Las
Vegas. While dining with Jack
Entratter of the Sands, Jack
talked Jose into doing an act. at
his night club. Jose plans a
parody Of Shakespeare in the
manner Of Damon Runyon. That
should even stop the gamblers.
***
In,lfs Na1haru nro,,d ~ the
Evening star., 1955-09-30

CIRCLE :, ;'os:. asS: e; s,..s,sS,s;os.D ts;; Mw
OLIVIA DE HAvILLANp. GILBERT Ro-
LAND, DENNIS PRICE IN THAT LADY,
fTeehnicolor, cinemascope). at 600.
1850, e:45.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
kSSzl l12zzS EEIsEsoREoolI lzzSys2
Films Of More Thon Routine Merit

.THE C0BwEB.-Ste1ar headed by Richard Widmark
and Lauren Becan In psychiatrie
DADDY LONG LEGs"-Lese Caron Asaire deftIy
decorate the familiar romantic fable
LADY AND THE TRAMP IadylIke spaniel leads dogs
Hfe In Walt Disneys CinemaSeope cartoon feature
ARTY.-Betsy Blair and Ernest Borgnine in the heart
warming film that took Cannes Festival honors
aAnsTER ROBERTS'-Henry Fonda and crew becalmed in
the bored backwash Of war in the Pacific.
mot AS sTRANGER"-olyia de HayiIland and Rsbert
Mitchum Stanley Kramers perturbation Of the novel;
aRoMAN HOLIDAY"Audrey Hepburn eaptiyates frelie
some princess out the town.
sTHE LITTLE FOYS'Bob Hope at his funniest
IN comic and sentimental backstaEe biography.
Evening star., 1955-09-30

AVE. GRAND & 4; e., 3; ~; y, Sc. s.;
JANE POWELL ana i ToSY ,sSf1i MARTIN Ar SH'l In
hit THE DECK" In Cinemascope.
$50. 500, ESQ; CONQUEST or
SPACE" Color 1000. 4.3O, 300.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
SIDNEY LUST fKEATIRS
Free Parkins Air Cssastienea
HILLSIDE DRIVEN
BuTSVILLE DRIVE.M

WE. B-ssoo. Open Sis.
koe koeLfu R1nR 1MEcaEM n so ksHkSe e1s clns
pss SeISF s. SaS pssRa sSe sdRT FL.
Tsehnicoior. at s:a3. chiidren Under
IL Free. Big. Free Playground Nou
Evening star., 1955-09-30
The Dotted Lines

There was really nothing
wrong with Frank Sinatra q
the sage Of Growers Corners II
the Tv "our Town" It was Just
that Growers Corners has nj
pool hall for Frankie Boy II
hang around with his hands ir
his pockets and wearing THAT
hat. -. The food In the Auto.
mat Is In o glass by itself. "a.
Now that the new cars will havt
record players, the lady In thu
back seat win have something
to needle in addition to the
driver. Carman's Louil
petite has o special dish fol
growing boys - pheasant under
space helmet. Bonwit Teller
delicately refers to its maternity
section as the Anticipation Shor
and sells o camoufiage garment
called q sworth1waiting shirt
|. Sign in q Hollywood barber
shop: "Dominick Can Make You
Dangerous" Jane Russell
takes so many baths in '"Ehe
Tall Men" the film had to bt
done In Cinemasoap.
&44
Esquire Club members whose
transatlantic planes put down in
Gander and shannon can now
use their credit cards instead oi
cash. I can't make up my
mind whether to stay up latt
and watch Tonight" on Tv o.
get up early and tune in ITO.
day. Sign in the Trade
Bank and Trust Co., bless 1t,
generous little heart; How Much
Money Do You Need?" How
much you got, feJlas? What's
the world coming to? The Brit.
ish Broadcasting Co. now play
Rock m Roll tunes in the morn.
ing. Dance with me. Sir Henry
|. &. Perilla silk Store in Sixth
avenue is now selling black.
on-black fabrics for those Of u
who stayed with the Giants. ;,
Honest remark in the film ''The
Big Knife: "A woman with six
martins can ruin . city"
- AA#
Suggested beverage to 20 with
these new diets: Lighter fluid
!. s. Agent Cress Courtney beai
the surgeons knife. Now If h
can grow some real hair he'll bt
thoroughly arrogant. jar
Murray hears there1l be . film
sequel called "Son Of q Camera.
Now that baseball Is almost
over. can we put the baseball an.
nouncers away in mothballs with
the tropical worsteds? St
many former fighters are nov
running ginmills that Ted Steele
wonders II you need . boxing
license TO open . restaurant. !.
White chalkings on the righ,
side Of the National Theatel
alley: These Doors Is Fol
Scenery" Now there's I
vending m . chine that sell,
flowers. Take your change II
peonies? Not all show busi.
ness stars used to be newsboys
Jackie Cannon. at La Vie. used