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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05

secretary Of the National Assn
citation for the Advancement Of
Colored People. was announced
this week by Roy wilkins. execu-
tive secretary. The AAE clergy
man. no. dean OF the Turner
theological seminary Of Morris
Brown college Ia Atlanta, win
join the EAAcP staff on July 1.
A graduate Of Morris Brown
college. Columbia university and
the Yale Divinity school. Mr.. o.
dom was commissioned q chap
lain IN the u. s. Navy and serv-
ed overseas during the Korean
conflict He has been on the
Morris Brown faculty since 1858
serving first as college minister
and later as dean Of the seminary.
Previously. he had been deaa OF
students at Wherefore university
and also pastor Of Bethel AME
church In Greenwich. Conn
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05
Tickets on Sale
For Patterson and
Jackson Bout

Tickets for the Floyd Patterson
Hurricane jackson heavy
weight championship fight at the
Polo Grounds In New York July
20 went on nle last week.
The tickets are sealed from t5l
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05

each tall drink Every who enteains will pride in
dressing her tumbers with these gay Jackets every
who eroehets have them Their basic design mpe-ust
bottom done in rounds Of single crochet side piece
be worked In stitch Of choice After
for yourself and used them with pleasure you will realize
glass jackets make excellent hostess gifts They
are thoughtful Of saying shank you" for enjoyable visit
SIX cRocHETED GLASS JACKETS
Six pretty versions Of the practical glass jacket lined Up
hss for sssetoa Some delicate In pssr are
bold In design Some brilliant woonss others solid eoo
The Jacket Of lower M featuring bunnys had enc sIds ana
e. the sther VIII dsht The yeungss Ths ereehsns dse.
eas fer making al sx nay b obtained frem ths ksedwsr
Department T. this paper Per ysss sepy sply ssnd stamped
es6 sddrssssd savsops VIII sssss t. 0lAsS JAcKErS
Lsahst Nc. s-eo7.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05

barrstry statutes Of the STATE OF
Texas.
Durham delivered the keynote
address Of the three-dsy meeting.
held June l4-l6 Il was the first
kAAcP conference held In this
state since an snti-HAAcP In
Junction was issued In Tyler.
Texas. last September.
Other speakers included Attor-
ney u. 5. Tate Of Dallas. Robert
L. Carter. NAAcP general eoun-
sci. and Gloster b. Current. ma
AcP director Of branches.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05

rssl-typs nsvsrs which yen steer
- yen nd sleng-ars worth con-
sidsring u your lawn q fairly
largs.
DENT forget those land now
ers; they stu do the best cutting
Job. Psansylvsnia Lawn mower
authorities have found that for
small lawns. the hand mower
gives best value.
Whichever typ of mower you
decide On. remember that quality
features like double ground
blades pay on In. the long run.
Happy newingls q
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05

at the next national convention
In 1853.
However. the Amherst chapter
Officers stated that the Negro stu
dents wsuld be initiated, along
with fellow PLEDGES. into the
fraternity in the fall.
College trustee voted previously
that each fraternity at the school
must be free 10 select its MEM
bers without limitations based up
on race. color or creed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05

Q speeific purpose.
Four out Of Ave mowers seA
these days are pever driven.
There are two kinda; .rssls sad
rotary. One L. about - easy
and economical to operate - tbs
other.
II you want your lawn smooth
and easy 10 manage and yea want
10 keep II that way, . resl-typs
mower Il better for you. But II
your lawn l. composed Of broad
leafed. fast-growing grass. II II
Is bumpy. OF II il has other jungle
characteristics. the rotary mower
isspreferable. Riding mowers -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05
Needlecraft Newse
q by Nancy Baxter

'oe drinks On hot day treat but it's pleasure having
~ to hold an ice cold glass all during slipping chatting
moments Some inventive felt exactly that
the glass Jacket which has touy problem for guest szd
hostess alike The dual for the hostess
1t eliminates the need for when rings apt
to ; table top.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-05
HELIDREssED
DRINKING CLASSES

Needlework designers
have gone one step fur
Their in making the
glass jacket an impor-
tant accessory for sue
eessful entertaining.
They have used deeora-
tive crochet stitches
and many wildly col
ored cotton threads to
fashion the kind Of
glass jackets that add
visual endowment to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Do your dog Youngsters play the sidewalks

legislators question Williams
what he said his quiet and by the
himself Minnesota gained
places which gained other
williams. who looks like American Indian than
ancestry take his stand before
employee accomplished baseball
independent throughout
that Ned Hanlon the
big Baltimore orioles sent him a contract
young refused the contract because
would have Cuban Be
American Negro Williams turned down
writers believed would been
This to this
felt Williams interested the
advance and progress Of his people
All during the period which younger leadership
Minnesota Negro population has emerging Williams
continued advise boost IT, His wide
throughout the we'll and he
opportunity that his people
making progress encouragement
sideration all OF state life
This had hoped the Billy Williams story would have
written long 1t to the best talents of the
historian available williams intimate exposure the
which
governors provide wealth information about
century Minnesota government politics. indd
uals who played the important roles
with which the BILLY" Williams
evidenced when the legislature unanimously
without dissenting granted him life
$500 per month.
BILLY" williams TO- looks walks acts like his
newspaper hopes plenty
many during
long service to the state and its people
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
The BILLY" Williams Story

BILLY Williams for has been living legend
FIRST as messenger and later the
states " governors Williams service June
SO has been announced His retirement
les 10 nm and others Of the
which every state chief executive vortex
Having served state chiefs opening present state
capitol in 1908 Williams memory thousands OF in
edents which ought to make history and
duas who have led the political the eo
century
While Billy Williams seemed shy away from the
spotlight there is little doubt part
in state governmental circles
laive
The most astute and influential legislators during
years have been proud call Billy friend and it is I'M
possible to estimate how others
by his close friendship with senator's representatives
have Legislature
His great ability for friendship respect earned
out the various callers the governors
huenee on certain types OF legislation
has
gressve and arteuae there
williams IN his long key place in state
more active in behalf OF the NegoAmerean
Such criticism died aborning because there
oognized that williams while appearing strg
gle against job discrimination discrimination public
actually carried subtle gain con
verts for racial equality at all levels
The fact that Williams high place executive.
Of the state good example ability persons Negr
ancestry given chance for responsibility
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Diplomacy Or Panic?

There disturbing elements about the action the
state and Defense Departments turning Specialist Girard
the
nothing not Japanese give
Girard every believe only
they win do but that found guilty the will be
much lenent than that OF martial.
The questions l. being
the
and the status of depvng
men OF their constitutional rights?
In announcing they letting the japanese government take
Jurisdiction.
duty status when the fatal shooting this then
under the with Japan
The question here whether
properly violated orders It his
but TO whether he to be tried
a japanese
And all the status forces treaties u jurisdiction
otfenses committed duty
President OF the United States
aton Of the treaty japanese
IL that Dulles Wilson acted "A o
the Fomosa another American soldier
acquitted by "a martial IA
that Girard being u sacrincal
wilson
brings up them
acknowledge foreign jurisdiction offduy
lenses The treaties intended the and
equality the allied nations whose soil troops
stationed
occupation
they operated
Particularly the orient where European powers
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Civil Rights Will Help All

factor which generally controversy
federal civil rights legislation that passage
not only designed to basic rights the American
also to put national house may
proper role In world affairs
Just long the United States allows part population
to be denied the right Of the baIotju long will
right talk behind
the Iron Curtain
Just long nation permits population
TO be Disseminated against public services
and housing win appear world tribunal
with clean
Most of exception Deep South states
trying TO face untenable position
cleaning the situation at homewhch country
target aboadnot only from
expect approach praeeng liberty
preach OF abroad.
ought be reiterated that passage rights legislation by
the federal Congress win help Negro every
and child who
OF the vicious color stem with oppression
restricts both the gver and recipient
Htean Germany the a
example Of what democracy do for people country
Civil rights legislation enacted viii blessing disguise "a
those who believe that America
dom In the world Such legislation will certainly
believer In humanity liberty equality US
the world at large.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Youth Needs Wise Counsel Al Crucial
Formative Ace

We talked with boy the other day his year
college the major institutions tough time
gone
indicates that girls
determination their
he college education
But the significant thing partcu
boy, year
college beginning
slightest
going making himself he
missed the that point he would aboring
bought himself used married and short
opporun-
ty
All which indicates the staggering Importance
regard to education
cson taken momentsry
utely disastrous results.
Wise offered school n home
period any counsel
be tragic indeed - The Iowa Falls (Ia) Citizen
Psychologists keep
The Internal opnon-The
Sleepy Eye (NiinnD Dispatch
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
North Has Some Views Also

Reading the Congressional regularly with
the fact that northern members Congress osensihy
civil rights seldom utilize Appendix to re-
print articles and editorials favorable 10 this
You be that the southern Congress utilize
this printed forum 10 reprint the attacks rights
whether is long RntNegro antNorh speech by
demagogue newssory supporting Jimero attack
Supreme Court
We have read numbers OF good editorials giving prociv
rights viewpoint In OF this leading newspapers
never once have read where member
ton to Congress Republican Democrat recognized
nesota views this subject worthy rcprnng
gressional Record.
Many Of the u leaders regularly
read the Congressional Record II
med because odoys leaders have
congress saying and doing
Record but there plenty there worth scrutiny Appendix
Is used chiefly by the southern Congressman
publicity vehicle when they see H.
our Congressional delegation especially the
should keep track OF what Is being and
sec that It gets the worthy print in the Con-
gressional
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Another View On Girard Case

As this being written is being put
officials resnd its decision William Girnrd
shooting
picking shell castings target
Sympathy Americans naturally soldier
cordng commanding the
occurred This Japan his will
the his He the
would view Of the fact that he his official
duties, that he entitled protection
doubtless many
justify
turning japanese
he doomed He will American
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR.
coLLEeEs COULD learn vALUABLE LESSON

learned the
wicked society
corruption; that have the highest Incl
o. any nation upon the earth.
delinquency dovetan into
places character
upon scholarship yet it fact that whatever else
have he must have character he is to eonstce
day generation
When therefore John Lewis given honorary degree by
University OF West Virginia attempt being made to
place scholarship col
leges could learn here a valuable lesson.
l.. a with robust
which country
living greatest Negroes
and Of modest learning learning at all.
going this country when attention
upon citizenship big
educstioni Gordon Hancock, Richmond IL, 1857
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Where To Buy The -.
RECORDER

Abel Food Market TAI w
Baldez Howell FEE. s-44os
Chatsworth Inn Rondo and ChatsTorth
Courtesy News Co. ss1 wabasha ST.
C & C Recreation Western & St. Anthony
Dairy Home Store, $50 Rondo Av
Elliott Grocery, Milton Rondo
Gsrdners Barber Shop West Central q Avon
Hunters Barber shop. Arundel & Rondo
Lincoln Food Market Mackubin 4 ROndo
Martins Barber shop
Martins Food Mkt $50 Carroll Az
Neuman's Grocery, West Central & Arundel
Spencer Martin. sss Carroll, CA 7-4ss7
White Front Market Kent St. Anthony
Wilson Beauty shop ROndO between St Adams
Western Super Market, West Central q Western
withers Barber shop, s42 Rondo
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Difficult To Believe

II difficult to believe the emanang from London that
the Ghana close the British owned Daily
Graphic published In AccTa the nations capital
Granting that the British well financed and
equipped that has caused the competing native owned with
the exception Of Ntrumahs paper the Evening fold
sim sad commentary to report that published
newly freed nation Facistike
We hope the report Is not true for II II is It will long
destroy the good viii Ghana and Its have built
the free press OF the world
The first things all fascist communist do Is to
rid Of independent opposition newspapers In Ghanas
unbelievable that such foohardy will pursued
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
RAYMOND SMITHS WONDER ABOUT SOME CHRISTIANS

Editor: After reading the front Racists Fail In
Attempt Halt Belafone Film" your writers
happened socaed
We here Gods country condemn Communism
Brightly the very people
spiritually Gods commandment Thou
the Golden
Rule the Lords Prayer which Our Father which
Father Father" Believe
me $ line the
We enjoy deal hope that the
subscription renewal arrived okay Keep fine work
Very Sincerely smiths
Park &C. Minnesota June IA, 1857
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
w AT CHI
on fhe
POTO M A c
BY Robert G. Splvack
The Untimid Texan

Washington - Ralph w. Var
borough, the new Senator from
Texas, is getting the Tets look
him over" treatment from friend
and foe alike as he settles down
to his new role as a legislator As
his colleagues. Sens. Kefauver,
Douglas and Humphrey well
know, being a liberal anywhere is
tough enough these days. But be-
ing a liberal" in oil-rich Texas
is probably as tough an assign
ment any any man can impose
upon himself.
In his first eight weeks in the
Captol. Marlborough has nc.
Quilted himself on several
scores but still has TO prove
himself on Others.
You get some idea OF the prob
lens facing man like Var
borough in examining a speech
he made here recently before the
woman's National Democratic
Club, II might have made head
lines but for some reason many
Capitol correspondents did not
know about IL until several DAYS
after delivery.
Coming, as I do. from five
years Of continual political war
fare in Texas where every force
OF greed and svarice in that state
were aligned against us
have heen stunned almost to
silence BY the kindness and gen
erOSity Of the treatment accorded
us in Washington" Marlborough
said. speaking for himself and his
family.
His remarks were inter
SPersed with comments that In
dicate be spoke with consider.
able feeding.
Yarborsughs topic was The
Democrats Future" The text. we
understand is now being studied
carefully by his fellow-Texans,
Senate Democratic Leader Lyn-
don johnson and Speaker Sam
Rayburn There are many who
think his remarks were aimed
primarily Al them.
When the Democratic Party
suits tipteeing down tinlidity
street oand, boldly, as Roosevelt,
proclaims is faith and belief in
men over money and machines,
then will America again place her
faith in the Party OF jefferson
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
The Yardsticks of Texas Liberal

first creation"
The YardstickS of Texas Liberal
Marlborough then did what few
Democratic senator's do these
days He listed the issues" which,
in his judgement, indict the Eisen-
hover administration as the cult
Of the dollar worshippers."
First, he spoke Of huge tax
write-offs to the giant utilities.
They total, he said, SITS millions
or ten dollars a person from
every wage Garner in America"
Next, he mentioned the high in
terest and hard money" policy.
This lifts between SO billion and
SIS billion from the taxpayers an
nually.
other items included the dis
count rate" in BODYBUILDING.
which rockets the cost of many
mortgages to rs per cent inter
est per year. The farm de-
cline" he continued, has driven
100000 farm families toward
the cities since the Republicans
took over.
Finally he praised Sen. Kefsu-
yer, who is particularly unpopular
with the Johnson-Rayburn COM
bine and he had nice things also
to say about Adlai Stevenson.
To any Northern Liberal,
though, there were two obvious
gaps in Ysrborough's political
manifesto. There was not a word
on civil rights. Nor was there any
mention OF the new efforts TO put
across a Natural Gas bill.
Political realities being what
they are In Dixie, it Is probably
asking too much for any Texas
Officeholder to speak up on
these issues, Yarborough's talk
would probably have had
greater impact II he had. at
least, Acknowledged that the
problems exist.
Sen. Douglas said recently that
no one expects a man in political
life to commit suicide" But
there are others who viii await
with interest some comments
from Marlborough. they win want
20 hear what suggestions an in
telhgent Southern moderate" has
for solving these perplexing prob
lens.
Copyright 1857, Robert C.
Spivack)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

extraeora rights all their subjects until comparatively
Gently show the peoples that
consider them to be equals.
Laudabe this basic constitutional questions
When American tourist abroad understood that he
must obey the laws of the country he visiting and subject to
trial and punishment that country violating its But
will
the orders United
all times should subject only the jurisdiction
the United
The principle Of equality nations could be maintained
the United
American servcemen abroad extending the udc
ton allies foreign
United States for training service schools.
Involved than matter of judicial jurisdiction
but military efficiency martial than
justice element military
discipline II that jurisdiction
control their all times
strength should Triumph (inn) Progress
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

every American soldiers
sentences melted have than
in get
Gard though feel the
turning japanese Cambridge (NInn)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

Hickman editor the Grand
Minnesota e swiped below from
Timber Producers BULLETIN It's
description stealing it
The only knows where Hoene it.
goes
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

and Jackson and of Wilson, of
Roosevelt and Truman.
Il fervently pray for that day."
Marlborough said. Il want my
children and their children to live
in the same pure air that was on
this earth in the days of mans
first creation"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
MEMO To ALL EMPLOYEES

the attention Of the management that employees
dying refusing negecng
practice employee found dead the
upright position will Immediately be dropped
from the payroll
the future supervisor notices that employees have
of hours it will be his duty
investigated impossible distinguish between
employees supervisors
are a careful investigation.
Holding pay Of the suspected employee is
generally there
ported deeply
employee made spasmodc clutch after
in.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

top publishers daily papers
recently Through houghtfulness
courtesy Peavey Hefngers Cowles
opportunity chat
the problems their nation and
the problems facing U.sA
delegation Srinivasan. Others
party Srnivasan r. Msnekar
TIMES of India Vvnanda Mukhergee T
Khosh.
We have just much difficulty pronOuncng the Of
Indian visitors do spelling them The Indians the
other hand all English do have the difficulty
not had the b nngua facility which
from extensive travel in foreign lands
the talked wanted to
life problems Usually they dis
this American only nonhtes
feeling perhaps that they visitors here they should
inquire problem their
Saxon hosts.
insistence the people whom they
Minneapolis interested resolving the
ncreduy generally
listeners
disappointed that the U. itinerary the visiting
publishers
outstanding publisher larger nationally influential
Nsgro-A American newspapers
Srinivasan pointed that the delegation
glance
newspapers feeling
employees often
community by a the newspaper
office the vicinity
Editors publishers ordinary newspaper
usually pretty generally very
r make
We learned considerable about of the
problems facing the Indian nation from the visitors We hope the
journalists something
state aso-Cecil Newman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

for Zugspitze is as friendly in
character as it is forbidding In
appearance. The Zugspitzbahr
has linked it to the world.
After a scenic pause, the train
moves into tunnel carved
through the crags and emerges
at S C h ne eferne r haus, sleek
m o u n t a in-top resort which
boasts the highest bar in all the
world.
Five Countries
You relax on touches or in
easy chairs gazing at the Alps
through picture windows while
your drinks are served on cof-
fee tables. From Schneeferner-
haus' double sun decks or from
the peak above it, reached by
cable car, you can survey five
countries.
Acc ON m o d ations at the
Schneefernerhaus are modern
and surprisingly inexpensive. A
room with private bath costs
only $3.50 per night and an a
la-carte full course dinner from
soup to parfait, including wine
and entrees such as venison. can
be had for under SO. Ameri-
ican-plan living comes as cheap
as Sc a day for room and three
meals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

BRl1AlN-tURoPE : the Five Capitals
III days. One Of many touB-Lon-
don, Paris, Rome, Madrid, Lisbon.
BOAC tours dll-irciuSive $7s7. Bud.
get plan-l0% down. up to 20 months
to pay the balance.
WORLD AIR CRUISES = Asia, Africa.
the Pacific. New round the world air
tours, with European stopovers per.
mitted. As low as $i7si. Africa$l57s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

abolished. especially since the
regulars like to stand up front
and chat with William Mclean,
the driver for the last 80 years.
Not long ago it was involved in
an accident. Dick bolted and
the side board was damaged.
There was talk that it would be
withdrawn from service. But
people would have none of it.
The pride and JOY of County Ty-
rome was repaired and painted.
The entire population of these
parts. it seemed. chung to the
running board on the relaunch-
ing day. wishing it God-speed for
63 more years.