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to 1872; his old playing weight was
1876 to 2O5.
Sits Without Neck Brace
Mr.. Campanella looked fit, al
most clipper, as he sat up without
a neck brace in his wheelchair. He
wore a red sport shirt, gray jack
ct and wide grin as he was wheel
ed into the Institute of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation at the
New York University Bellevue
Medical Center.
He posed for photographs with
Jacob D. Fuchsberg, chairman of
the March of Youth committee. He
moved his arms we'll and occas-
ionally reached up to scratch his
chin. But his legs were motion
less.
Mr.. Campanella said that he
hoped to give the youth program
"as much time as possible" and
added that he wanted to help all
children, regardless of color. He
has been asked to give special at
tention to Negro and Puerto Rican
children in Harlem.
In his playing days, Mr.. Campo
nella did youth work at the Har-
lem Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, donated trophies for the
youngsters and was a frequent
speaker before youth organizations.
He and Mrs. Campanella have three
daughters and three sons, ranging
from 5 to 10 years.
He is driven into town almost
daily from his home at Glen Cove,
L. |. He has a five-minute radio
sportscast on WINS Monday thru
Friday. Three times a week he
undergoes therapy at the institute,
lifting weights and trying to build
up his arms and fingers. Soon
doctors plan to turn him loose at
the piano.
He was proud of his latest &C.
complishment" - picking up a
sandwich and eating it, unaided
by a prosthetic device he generally
uses.
1.-THE last time / tried to eat
hot dog up at the Stadium, |
couldn't manage it." he said.
"When I get up there again, I'll
try it and I'm sure I'll be able
to handle it.
Anything you do which you
haven't done before is an accomp-
lishment."
He said the response of base
ball fans "makes me feel great,
even without medicine" He gets
200 letters a day. and has ten
cartons of mail ~ haven't even
touched yet"
Tonight at Madison Square Gar
den Mr.. Campanella is scheduled
to receive the annual Pythian
Sports Award from Governor-elect
Nelson A. Rockefeller.
To the big question-"Do you
feel you are going to walk again? 2"
He replied:
81 definitely believe that am
but won't be shocked if l don't"
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Striingef...

(OOnIlIlucQ lIO1u axe OIlcJ
Jericho.
The Annual session held in the
magnificent new Masonic Temple
here brought a large delegation
representing some $4,000 members
of the organization from lodge To-
Gated in every county and section
of the state.
The session revealed that over
the period of the last 20 years the
Grand Lodge has paid 81 100000
to widows and children of deceased
members. The report of the amount
raid to widows and orphans over
the past 20 years was made during
the Memorial Service for members
deceased during the past year
which total $40 members Of the
Grand Lodge, Exclusive of mem
bers of the Grand High Court
Heroines of Jericho.
The death toll which has been
mounting each year during the
past few years was seen as a mat
ter of deep concern by number
of prominent members and official
of the organization, who pointed
out that at the increasing death
rate, and the high average age of
it's present membership, unless
there was marked increase of
new and younger members the
lodge may soon come face to
face with serious problems result
ing from its constantly mounting
death toll.
During the session, as result
Of its Annual Oratorical Contest,
the Grand Lodge presented nine
scholarships, of $1,000, to each of
nine winners in the contest.
, Other contributions made includ-
ed $500 for the March-of-Dimes,
5000 for the United Negro College
Fund. 500 for the National Ur-
ban League and small amounts to
local and state charities and edu-
cational institutions.
The featured speakers during
the program were Atty. Wiley A.
Barnton, of Little Rock, Ark, and
Atty. B. L. Hooks, of Memphis,
Tenn.
Among the visitors attending
the session were. Mrs. Rosa M.
Bates, Most Ancient Grand Ma
iron. of Louisiana and Information
al Grand Treasurer, International
Grand High Council USA and Can
ada: Mrs. Ecelle Harmon Moore,
of Buffalo, N. Y. Imperial Com
manderess. DAUGHTERS of Isis:
Amos T. He'll, Grand Master of
oklahoma; Charles F. Williams,
Grand Master Of Tennessee: and
Homer E. Mason, Grand Master
of Michigan.
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REV. JOHN r. PERKINS
GOD WILL GIVE US A NEW
DAY, BUT 1T WILL TAKE LOVE
TO GET 1T RIGHT
| had a chance to have finished
Ny case in school l will say as well
That I'd rather been born Of the
spirit of Christ
And miss that burning old hell.
Gods House is full of politics and
brains
With just one birth l will say as
we'll
SO I've taken my chance with a
new birth
To miss that eternal burning hell.
Gods House should be a learning
card each day
Where there is eternal everlasting
rent
For all who have been born again
Their souls will all be blessed.
Looks like the world has forgotten
that new birth
Yet, we must all be born again
Born of the Holy Spirit Of God
the Father
And free from all our sin.
We might as we'll turn around
today
Christ sees everything we do
We have got to love one another
today
And let one heart all be made new
Everyone who enjoys this message
Drop me few lines today
So l can see who enjoys the words
1t helps me all ways along my way
The Lord created this world that
is true
And then made man we are told
Blew breath into MS noStrll you
see
And man became a living soul.
am hoping to hear from my
friends
| want all to know that God is love
And His Heaven is all glory you
see
One kingdom for us all above.
We must be true to our word today
Stop fooling ourselves as we'll
Hollering | am on my way to
Heaven
And at the end it will be hell.
We have got to love one another
We can not fool Christ today
He said to love We one another
And Heaven will be our pay.
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Dean Waters,
AIeorn College,
Places Lists
In Who's Who

Dean r. E. Waters announces
that the following named persons
have been nominated and will be
listed in Who's Who IN American
Colleges and Universities for this
scholastic year:
Name, High School and Home
in order Of their appearance.
Irene Braxton, Senior, Sharkey
County, Jackson, Mississippi.
Ruby l. Bryant, Senior, Bowman
High, Vicksburg, Miss.
Sarah Glover, Senior, Robert E.
Hunt, Columbia, Miss.
William Hammond, Senior, Bow
man High, Vicksburg, Miss.
Dennis Jackson, Senior, Shirley
Owens, Pachuta, Miss.
Ansley Martin, Junior, McCul-
Tough, Monticello, Miss.
Rosa Sanders, Junior, Leland
High, Leland, Miss.
Leroy Whiting, Senior, Alcorn
High, Rodney, Miss.
Betty ]. Williams, Senior, Kinds
Agri. Utica, Miss.
Nancy Winston, Senior, Alexand-
er. Brookhaven, Miss.
The nominations were made on
the basis of scholarship, leader
ship, character, attitude, and per-
sonality. They are not only good
students, but good citizens with
the innate abilities needed in the
solution of the problems that pro-
pick US as we contemplate dreams
of One World.
President Boyd commended and
congratulated these nominees for
their records.
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Sammy Davis, Jr.
Set For Movie
With Sinatra

HOLLYWOOD. Sammy Davis,
Jr. will star along with Frank ST.
natra and Peter Lawford in a
movie, oceans H." which will be
produced by Sinatra's Dorchester
Productions.
The movies. story deals with the
postwar experiences of a group
CT American paratroopers.
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others who appeared in person to
produce certain records, and the
refusal of others to answer ques-
tons that were asked of them.
Under the law which created the
commission nj 1857, Congress gave
the Justice Department power to
issue contempt citations against
witnesses who refuse to obey or
ders of the commission.
The Commission, however, does
not have the power to issue con-
tempt citations. The citations
must be issued by a Federal Court.
Six county officials refused to
answer any questions presented
them by the Commission. Officials
Of Bullock, Barbour and Macon
Counties refused to take the oath
despite command by Vice-Chair-
man Robert G. Storey, Dean,
Southern Methodist University Law
School.
During the investigation which
started last week, Negro witnesses
who testified said that they could
see no reason for their being de-
MED the right to register and
qualify to vote but the fact that
they are Negroes.
During the hearing last week
an official of the Tuskegee Civic
Improvement Association told the
Commission that only 80 percent
of Negro applicants, during the
past eight years, had been allowed
to qualify in Macon County.
William P. Mitchell, Executive
Secretary of the Association said
during 1851 through last Friday
1885 Negroes had applied for reg
istration in Macon County, but
only $40 were registered. Macon
County, the home of famed Tus-
kegee Institute has a population
of seven Negroes for every enc
white resident.
Mitchell said the records show
that there are now 3016 whites
registered in Macon County out of
BIT white population.
Mitchell testified that Negro ap-
plicants were forced to write long
sections of the U. S. Constitution
as we'll as fill out questionnaires,
which among other things, asked
for definition of the responsible
ties of good citizenship.
He said Negro applicants fill
out their applications in segregated
quarters, use a self-addressed en-
velope which is mailed to them
notifying them whether CIR not they
have passed the test.
The board never officially mott
flies us whether we have passed
or not, he said.
He noted that Alabama law sets
a 30-day time limit on appeals
from failure to be registered, and
noted that he himself had tried to
register twice, and after the third
try appealed to the U. S. District
Court.
After three years of litigation,
the Board suddenly wrote me
letter saying was registered and
the court dropped the case, he
said.
The Federal Civil Rights Com
mission, which has one Negro
member, former assistant U. S.
Secretary of Labor, was itself SUBJ
jected to the rigors of Alabama
segregation laws. Because of the
Negro member the Commission was
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elimination in the music field,
which was released Nov. 18th,
charged that New York's leading
symphony orchestras, Broadway
shows and radio and television
music stats had raised "an iron
curtain of discrimination against
qualified Negro musicians"
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hit hard by Government crack
down earlier this year-until the
time to strike was ripe.
Captain Briggs said it was clear
that money collecting and intimi-
dation were associated with all
these undercover activities.
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board of the magazine, Africa To-
day, and the Rev. James H. Robin
son, who took sixty students on a
study tour of West Africa last
summer.
Most of the twenty-six charter
members are majoring in the social
sciences. Miss Yvonne Williams, a
senior from Washington, is founder
and chairman of the society.
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PARISH STREET BEAUTY

PARISH STREET BEAUTY
CONTEST: Lotsa hep cats along
the Ole Avenue are saying that if
a Beauty Contest for Working
Girls along the Ole Avenue was
held right now the winner would
be Miss Flora Harrison down at
Knox Appliance Co.
SOMETHING THAT MADE Me
LAFF: The boys gathered in the
warm Partnerships and cafe re-
counting the stories told about
bird shooting, squirrel shooting,
and .deer-stand shooting as told of
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denied rooms in local hotels and
had to be quartered at the nearby
u. S. Air Force base.
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himself by my cousin Som Mason.

himself by my cousin Som Mason.
SOMETHING OF A RECORD:
The hep kats along the Ole Ave
nue. are saying that the speed with
which friend Lawyer Tharp went
in and out Of business set
something of a record for the
Ole stroll
WEEKLY QUOTATION: The
existence of any pure race with
special endowments is a myth, as
is the belief that there are races
all of whose members are fore
doomed to eternal inferiOrity.
Franz Boas.
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SAD NOTE: In her time she
came to be known as RED BEU-
LAH", and living the kind of life
that made the name famous among
the devotee of that kinda life she
was the equal of any woman of
that class . and then there was
change and a new woman came
forth with only the name "RED
BEULAH" remaining, with the
only link to her past being a hus
band who held her love to the end
Last Sunday the new RED
BEULAH", Christian, Churc h
Worker, Choir Member, fell dead
on Parish Street while marching
with The Eastern Stars, Of which
she was also a loyal member :.
and many will want to say in
mourning her passing that after
all "RED BEULAH" was a
real woman
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U P
A n D
D 0W \
IA R is H
S 7 R < ( 7
BY PERCY GREENE

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: Some neighbors are COM
planning about sisters who wake up
every morning and start one of the
loud laffing conversations dealing
with everybody's business and
mostly about what they heard.
When / heard about the neighbors'
complaint / had the greatest SYM
pathy for their predicament be-
cause I've heard it said that there
is nothing in the world like a crew
of long-tongued gossipy women
when it comes to wrecking the
peace and friendliness of a neigh
borhood. / thought of it as I
washed down my hot fried catfish
and a bottle of cold beer and my
mind went over the song they used
to sing here a while back about
"Your Feets Too Big" Not only
did think about the big-mouthed
sisters who wake up early in the
morning and starts that long-tong-
ued gossip, but I also thought
about what folks say about those
women who get on the buses every
morning and start running off
at-the-mouth, which is just as bad,
if not worse than that gossipy
crew whose main design is to
wreck the peace of the neighbor-
hood by doing with the mouth and
tongue what would otherwise be
impossible. The more I thought, the
more I was convinced that the
women with big feet, don't need
to worry much about that song
"Your Feets Too Big" because
there are a lot of things that car
hide big feet. But since the be-
ginning of time folks have been
searching for but they never have
been able to find anything worse
than a long-tongued big-mouthec
woman. Don't let them put you
in that class sister, and whenever
you start talking about something
that you really don't know any.
thing about, look down at your
feet. If your feet are too big that's
all right, but nobody in the worlc
cares anything about long-tong
ued plymouth woman.
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looking start DRIVING: only - 8g5
JIM MCKAY CHEW.
Fairfax Va. CIR 9-o250
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kENAuLT 81 oauphine. Stewart
warner Instruments. ?. and b low
mi ~ 3h5 OIL. 4-48a5, ewes
AZ G-24Al
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AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.

Fairiington Shopping Center
Alexandria. Va on a-O3o0
OLDS 80 Super "Ssw s-dr, sed,
HORNETS CORNER. 40 Years
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne, a.
9th II d.646i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

OLDs Isl super ~ss' Dc luxe Holt
day 4-dr. hardtep, ell features
incl power steerine and brakes.
4.0O0 aetual miles. Origlnal cost,
-, aaH.s2l must sacrifice. No
dealers. Call BOB PEVkR IA,
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BOWMAN

siudebaker-P Packard Mercedes
1850 Ga Ave NV TA a-s0na
THUNDERBIRD 80 - Want that
new-ear look This Is q: very lov
mileage. fnicky owner. had a bath
zach week sciid-blaek nnish. with
hard and Fag top. standard thtit.
radio, heater, Wv tires stop
LOOKING start drivine: only - dq5
JIM MCKAY CHEW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

IL Years In same Location
SOLO Wis, Ave NO. 6-Sao0
OLDS SO super SIS Holiday coupe;
rich two-tone power steering and
brakes A perfect car Sl,5aS, VIII
trade and bank finance