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Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-07
PUBLIC SERVICE
EARNINGS RISE

Arizona Public Service Com
pany announced that, based on
unaudited figures, earnings per
share of common stock for 1868
increased to $l.4o, compared
with $3.50 for 1862.
John L. Liecty, financial vice
president. pointed out that gains
in revenue, coupled with i'm
provements in operations and in
come tax liability, contributed
to the increase.
Liecty stated that base rev.
enues from regular electric Gus
toners were up 81 per cent,
while those from regular gas Gus
toners were up 60 per cent.
Decreases in bulk irrigation
sales and sales to short-term
industrials were more than off,
set by increases in short-term
sales to other utilities. Total
operating revenues and net in
come reached $ol.8 million and
$l5.2 million. respectively, in
1868.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-07
EVERS REFUTES
NEWS STORY

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JACKSON. Miss. Charles
Evers, NAACP Mississippi field
secretary. denied that he pre-
dicted "open warfare" between
white and Negro extremists If
Byron de la Beckwith were not
convicted. 1E>J v17uoJ sqoot
The statement was attributed to
him in a UPI dispatch carried
by at least one Southern news
paper. m I'M
In an interview with CHS tele-
vision Mr.. Evers stated. ut Is
true that my brother was we'll
loved and respected by the Negro
community here. 1t is also true
that a trial that did not result
in Justice being done would be
most disturbing to them but
there Is no cause to believe that
colored citizens would do any
thing which would bring discredit
upon themselves, their organiza-
ton or the memory. Of their
hero" .. i,aF-r r.
Mr.. Evers said he would have
no comment on the trial at this
time. --...r .r
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-07
DOCTORS OFFICE
CATCHES FIRE

Flames from an outside trash
pile burned through a window
and into the office of DR.. David
M. Solomon at pa E. Madison.
Firemen said there was a strong
pos sibility the fire was set.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-07

"Sudsing out" underpinnings
after each wearing is a basic re-
quirement for fastidious cleanli-
ness.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
VOTE DRIVE BEGINS

NEW HAVEN The New Haven
branch of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of
Colored People Is currently
making plans for an expanded
community action program in
Guiding a voter registration cam
paign, Gloster B. Current, di-
rector of branches, announced
this week.
At meeting with the executive
committee of the branch, Mr..
Current and Thomas Allen,
NAACP field secretary for the
New York-New England area,
mapped plans for the new pro-
gram. Plans we're also for
mulated for membership drive
and for election of officers of the
branch in December.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
Woman Accused
of Murder

An open charge of murder has
been filed against 4O-year-old
woman accused of fatally stabbing
her common-law husband in a
Phoenix tavern.
Charged in a complaint filed
before Justice of the Peace Ida
Westfall was Johnnie Mae Turner
of 1907 w. Tonic. She is accused
of killing Johnnie Stewart, 43, in
the Star Tavern, 1927 E. Wash
ington. after he allegedly showed
her, last Friday night.
She said the argument started
after she pleaded with him to
come home with her.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
z Negro
Legislators
Hold Seats

County legislative district poll
results gave seats to Cloves
Campbell, IT. incumbent: Leo
nard Calderon. Jr.. #10; Leon
Thompson, #9. incumbent; and
DR.. John Carney, #6. all are
Democrats.
Tallies for each district were:
District 6 David M. Valen-
zela, (D) $40. DR.. John R. Car
ney (D) 764, Bolton Hodges O)
70S; Elmer King D) 297. Huey
Johnson (D) 322, Herb Hall (R)
500. Carl B. Kinsley (R) 237.
District 7 = Estle Pruett (D)
547, Cloves C. Campbell O) 1886.
Billy G. Vanderpool D) 474, Lo-
we'll Burton (D) 229, Roosevelt
B. Willis (D) 1872. Charles ].
Furhrman (R) 1868.
District 10 Leonard Calderon
Jr. O) 900. id. Holmes O)639.
Sherman R. Dent (D) 473, Horace
E. Owens (D) Alb.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
2 Acquitted in
Staying Of Negro

GAINESVILLE, Ca. = An all
white jury has acquitted two for
mer Ku Klux Klansmen charged
with numbering Lemuel Penn, a
Negro educator from Washington.
The jury deliberated three
hours and Is minutes last night
before acquitting Joseph Howard
Sims, Al, and Cecil William
Myers. %.
Both men still face federal
charges of conspiracy and are
under SIS, 900 bond.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
Sugar Ray Loses

PAISLEY, Scotland Wick
Leahy, 29-year-old British mid
dleweight champion. out-pointed
former world champion Sugar
Ray Robinson in a 10 round fight
last week.
Sugar Ray, now A. could not
land on Leahy even when the
openings we're there.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11

Fletcher A. Wiley. FL, senior
at the United States Air Force
Academy, in Colorado. spent the
Labor Day weekend as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Banks.
Cadet Wiley graduated from
Shortridge High School. Indiana
polls, Ind, 1860. He enrolled
at the Air Force Academy in July.
1861.
During his three years there
he has maintained a high scholar
ship index and is presently on the
superintendent list for high
grades and military excellence.
He played football for two
years, and is member of the
choir and the international af-
fairs forum.
He is entered in the masters
program which will enable him to
receive credits toward a mas
ter's degree before completing
his four years at the Academy.
Wiley toured Europe last year
with the choir and he spent five
weeks there this summer on a
private trip. He hopes to return
to Coventry, England this fall.
After completing his cadet
training he plans to pursue law
studies ateither Yale or Harvard.
He is the son of Mrs. Mildred
Wiley, 1880 Congress, Indiana
polls.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11

Nupa repeated Park South Church Of God
father ociated the marriage of his The
mony held Sat- Sept. S.
From left Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, of the
bride Davis
parents of the groom
The bride the Miss Joy Wilson, She her husband
living in Los Angeles.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11

delegates and visitors the annual conference
meeting Chapel AME Church. 9th and E. Jefferson
St.
L. Williams pastor the host Presiding Bishop H. T.
Primm, 5 Episcopal District by welcoming
committee.
Shown left Mesdames Charles Wheeler
Greenfield Roberts, Bishop Mesdames Robert
Claybrooks. c. Brice j. Island. and L. K. Williams.
Calvin Levoyd Moorehead B. Cross
M.Gr H.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11

Pvt. Jerry D. Harris, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ward, 486l
S. 2Ist ST., is stationed with the
US. Army at Frankfurt, Ger
many.
]. D. left Phoenix last Janu-
airy for his tour of duty.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
FDR Chosen For
Terms 8 and 4

First President elected for a
third (and then a fourth) term
of office Franklin Delano Roo
Sevelt.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11

RAISING THE Valley National Bank office
10Th Buckeye Rd staff members Qrom lefty Eleanor
Canez secretary Dick Wright
Hermann officer Ralph Scarga assistant mana
ger, and MILFORD Hanins, teller
opens Monday The public is invited
house. i'll coincide with regular banking hours
pm Monday Thursday and 10 Friday
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
Negro FumiIy's
House Repuinted

BALDWIN, NY. - Neighbors
of the single Negro family living
in a previously all white area
painted the SWastika and eviction
words off of the home.
Several Protestant ministers
and a rabbi were among the
10 persons who participated in
the repainting program.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Mitchell and their two
children was defaced by unknown
persons. The family had been
living in the house less than two
weeks, but they had lived in the
Long Island community for nearly
year.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
z Drown
AT Roosevelt CunuI

Two elderly per sons drowned
early Sunday while on a fishing
party at the Roosevelt Canal,
at 9th Avenue and Buckeye Road.
Victims we're Mrs. Pernello
Brown. 60. 1742 T.. Line OH. and
Robert A. Brodie. So, 1875 W.
Sherman.
Police reported Mrs. Brown
fell into the water first and
Mrs. Catherine Brodie told her
that she pushed her husband into
the canal to save her friend.
Both drowned and Mrs. BrOdie
and Cleveland Brown were booked
in the city Jail on charges of
drunken and disOrderly conduct.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
Extru Police
Assigned In NY.

NEW YORK; A thousand extra
policemen have been ordered to
patrol New York's recreational
areas in an effort to halt teenage
terrOristS.
Police have been assigned to
ride the Staten Island ferry and
city officials may ban beer drink
ing at all city beaches.
Earlier in the week a Negro
armed with knife attacked a
white subway rider without any
rea son. He said he felt like
doing it.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
Bonn bed Church
Reopens Doors

BIRMINGHAM Sunday, June
7th marked the beginning of
church services at the Sixteenth
st. Baptist Church, where bomb
last Sept. Is killed four little
girls and injured 19 others.
The Negro church was rebuilt
with contributions from all over
the world in excess of 100000.
DR.. H.O. Hester, a white min
lister of Montgomery delivered
the main address.
Rev. John H. Cross, pastor of
the church led his congr egation
in the new edifice. Some en-
braced, some wept and some
smiled. Fourteen persons were
baptized and Sunday school SER
vices were held in the basement
where the children had died.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
NAACP Sets Vote
Program In 81. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo. THE Politi-
cal Action Committee of the local
branch of the National ASSOCia-
ton for the Advancement OF
Colored People conducted one
day "crash" voter registration
effort in a housing project that
added more than 500 persons to
the ballot rolls.
Dewey Creighton, chairman OF
the branch's voter registration
committee. directed the drive.
The NAACP Youth Council and
the Catholic clergy assisted.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
Funeral OF One
The Drifters Is Held

PHILADEL PHIA - Near mass
hySteria occurred at the funeral
services of Rudy Lewis, lead
singer of the famous Drifters.
The q year old former gospel
singer died of a heart attack
following party at New York
hotel.
Celebrities of show business
were present and a three hour
service caused many in the aud
fence to faint and scream. More
than 600 persons attended the
last rites.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
DeItus To Hold
Regional Confub
In Oakland
you never outgrOW your

Oakland, Calf. 49, Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority will hold its far
west regional conference at the
bennington Hotel June II, for
members from Alaska, Arizona,
California, Oregon and Washing
ton.
Assemblyman w. Byron Rum
ford, veteran legislator, will
address a public civil right lun-
cheon in the bennington Hotel
at noon Saturday, June IS.
Delegates from Is Of the 81
undergraduate and alumnae chap
terS of the women organization
will attend the conference, which
will be opened by a keynote
address by Mrs. Charlotte II.
Lewis Of Albany. Calf.
The banquet address Sunday
will be given by Dr.. Geraldine
p. Woods Of Los Angeles. natiun-
al president of Delta Sigma Theta.
One Of Americas outstanding
women leaders, she has hJd a
diStmgui shed career in public and
organization affairs aS well Is
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
Singer Gets Trust Fund

Singer Leslie Uggams, star OF
the television Sing Along With
Mitch, received 500, 900 on her
21st birthday last week. 1t was
a trust fund which was eStab-
lished for her when she started
her career as a child performer.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12
Youth browns,
Sister Saved

Dana j. Dixon, IL, son of Mrs.
Lille May Dixon, 2126 W. Madi-
son, drowned while swimming in
a cement company's pond.
He was accompanied by his
sister, Loren Hayes, &c, 2133
w. Tonic, who said she nearly
drowned trying to rescue him.
Albert Brewer, 3425 w. Mari
copa heard her screams for help
and jumped into the pond and
rescued her.
The drowning occurred at the
United Materials Co., pond
located at 364O N. 10th Ave.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-12

Recipients Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Scholarship
held Sunday the home of Mrs.
j. Ford Smith, 5O25 S. Fl
Mrs. McFradde Martin left, congratuaes the winners.
From Faye Livingston, Jean
Roberts, Newman Bettye Webb Marionee Smith,
High will attend ASH. She plans
singing
of Mr. Mrs Roberts, 110 w. Pima
enter plans teacher.
Lorraine Newman is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Newman, 42O8 S. 18th ST., will attend ASU
Emmett Webb Fl 20 E. Parkway
Dr. school. She also the
outstanding senior girl South High.
Perry also received AKA scholarship award
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-25
NEWS CENTER WINS AWARD

from the intercollegiate Broad
casting System, Inc, for pro-
gramming and station operation.
The award recognizes the out
standing college radio station in
the United States.
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-25
First Negro
Is Mayor

NEW YORK-George D. Car
roll took the advice Of Horace
Greeley and a friend. He went
west and found bonanza.
Carroll, a native of Brooklyn
is now a resident of Richmond,
Calf, and the towns first Ne
gro mayor.
Carroll Is the first lawyer to
become mayor Of Richmond.
town of $4,000 persons, 81 per-
cent of them Negroes.
with the continued rapid flow
of whites into the suburbs" says
Carroll, -FOUR urban areas may
we'll become predominantly Ne
gro and Spanish. And Negro
mayor will not be rarity"
If Washington were not fed
orally controlled, he is sure that
it would have a Negro mayor.
Richmond is currently in the
throes of downtown redevelop-
ment project. Commencing ofthe
project depends on interpreta-
ton of a federal assistance law.
If the law is decided in Rich
monds favor, then the project
will go ahead, "and Richmond will
60 ahead" says Carroll.
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-25

HAMPTON INST, Va (ANPD
Radio station WHOV- FIN, the STU.
dent radio station of Hampton In
stitute in the schools new Com
munications Center, has been
awarded the Pacemaker Award
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-12-25

The closeness of illuminated
Christmas decoration to traffic
signals in business areas often
creates a safety hazard, the Ari-
iona Automobile Association re-
ports.
AAA urged motorists to take
extra caution at intersections,
explaining that it had received
reports of festive lights Inter
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-12-25
Decorations Are Hazardous

ferring' with the effectiveness
OF traffic signals. In some cases,
1t said, Christmas lights are
fastened to signal posts and the
closeness of the decorations to
traffic lights many times is con-
fusing to the driver.
Approach intersections slowly
and take good bead on the
lights, the Arizona Automobile
Association suggests,
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-12-25
A LONG ONE

The longest word in the Oxford
English Dictionary Is floccipau-
cinihilipilification. which means
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-12-25
Rights versus Riaht

WASHINGTON. DC.-Civil rights
groups plan to raise warchest of
ten million dollars to defeat con-
servatives of either ma jor party,
1t was announced here.
Detailing the plan was Rev.
Walter Fauntroy, trusted friend
and aide of Southern Christian
Leadership Conference boss
Martin Luther King, Jr., and
head of the SCLC.
Rev. Fauntroy said the money
raised to reward the friends and
punish the enemies of the civil
rights struggle, would be used on
a nationwide basis, not exclu-
sively in the South.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-12-25
Left Picture

Left Picture
Melvin Mnnefield, of Mr. Mrs. D. Johnson
NOBLE Lane, proudly displays trophies. The
star named the best backed year
of the South Phoenix Browns team Pop Warner League
Right Picture Fnoto Freo Banks
william HOOKS and Charles Spcer shown preparing
Tor the 18th annual Black
the alumni chapter Of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
This years dance will be held Scots
dale on Dec. TO-
essrs Hooks and Scer said that the Kappa be
worth the trip. Photo Fred Banke
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-12-25

the action of estimating as
worthless" In Webster's Third
International Dictionary, there is
a new word for a miners lung
disease: Observation-Disclosures
copicsilic ovolcanoconiosis.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-18

Becky Shaw, II. 1864 grad
uate of North High School, re-
Gently enrolled in the freshman
class at Spelman College, at
Atlanta, Ga.
While in high school she was
active in the YWCA and attended
an international convention in
Hawaii, as a delegate.
She also participated in the
Girls League and served as a
member of the Rhodes Store
fashion board.
Miss Shaw is the recipient of
a $625 Field Scholarship. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus H. Shaw. 1447 E.
Cor onado.
Here's another breakfast tip.
It's easy to cook eggs and bacon
at the same time-and save dish
washing-with my new Club
Aluminium divided fry pan.
There are three sections, so you
can fry your egg while you
scramble mine. Or you can do
bacon and sausage at the same
tiYooo
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-18

Year after year Americans eat
record amounts of cheese.
During 1868 consumption rose to
an all time high of o.4 pounds
per person. This yearly per
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-18

capita increase has been going on
almost continuously over the last
two decades. In fact, since the
end of World War II, cheese con-
sumption has risen by more than
one-third.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31
DUGAN SUSPENDED
FOR REST OR YEAR

James Dugan. one of the most
highly acclaimed high school ath-
letes in Arizona history, has been
suspended from interscholastic
competition for the remainder of
this years basketball season.
The ruling was given Thursday
at the meeting Of the executive
board of the Arizona Interschol-
astic Association held at West
High.
Prescott and Flagstaff High
Schools we're placed on probation
for one year effective Jan. g..
Dugan and Prescott basket
ball player. Randy Emmett. were
involved in a smuggling episode
during a game last Dec. 20. Dugan
hit Emmett after he fouled out and
a near riot followed.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31

This gas turbine powered package. joint research
project Of Arizona Public Service Company and AResearh will
provide electrical and for heating and cooling
ton Of AResearchs Phoenix plant.
Engineers Jim Shore left AResearch and Dick Johnson Public
Service focus attention lines feeding 270 hlowats Of
electricity from right into the building Behind
control panel lower left natural eled AResearch
turbine Oe supplies power drive the generator. The install
lation will be tested for year.
Officials Of the two companies said the obtain actual
field Information performance and reliability Of the total
energy SYSTEM along with actual installation, operating and
tenance
Success Of the turbine Of total for
mercal and industrial buildings ancompexes could have double
barreled effect the states In addition playing
role meeting energy needs national
of could lead Ar1zona
manufacturing economy since AResearch Is the worlds largest
manufacturer of small gas turbines.
DELICIOUS COOKIES
1928 cups sifted -four 1-1/2 brown sugar,
1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder firmly packed
1/2 teaspoon baking soda 3/4 cup Mazda oil
l teaspoon salt Ia water
1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 eggs
I2 teaspoon ginger teaspoon vanilla
S together ingredients Make well add
OIL water and vanilla Mix make soft dough-
Chill dough hour. Roll dough 8 H4nch thick
lightly board cut with Toured cutter 2nh rounds
other shapes Bake in moderate $3.50 degrees F. to 10
minutes. Makes 5 dozen Pinch cookies.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31
AID CLUB
ESSAY CONTEST

"How Advertising is the Voice
Of Free Choice" is the subject
Of the 2lst annual Phoenix Ad-
vertising Clubs high school es-
say contest.
1t is open to all high school
students in Maricopa County. The
deadline for entries Is midnight,
Feb. II.
In 500 words or less. STU
dents are to develop their idea
on how advertising has contri-
buted to American progress and
how 1t effects the nation 8 econ
omy.
There will be two top awards,
an electric portable typewriter
presented by The Arizona Repub-
lie and the Phoenix Gazette. and
a portable teleNsion set given
by the Phoenix Broadcaster's
Association.
In addition, there will be 10
portable radios and other mer-
chandise awards.
Winners will be announced
March 2 at the Ad Club luncheon
for top essayists, their teachers,
school principal and parents.
Entry forms are available at
high schools.
high schools. Blanks also can be
obtained by calling the Ad Club,
e43-4SS2, or at The Republic and
Gazette public information desk,
100 E. Van Buren,.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31

Jazz Casual special show featuring great jazz
Earl Hines Woody Herman and Gerry Mgan
Channel We'd Feb. S. 10 This
hour programs
The series hailed by Educational Teevsion
audiences last year from coast This
be equally exciting On each program exana-
lions OF the American music styles will continue.
The celebrated Gerry Mugan
one saxphone will begin the SERIES He
to be the founder of the West Coast school of jazz
Earl Fatha Hines renowned pianist will be camera
third of the series which will presented Feb. H.
Others scheduled to Jimmy Rushing singer,
Lambert. Hendricks and Bavan many others.
TRANSOCEAMC TV WILL. BE years.
Experts will be 1878 before enough
satellites for 24-hour coverage.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31

The "Dandy Overture" Golf
fure, designed in the new trend
by the Official Hair Fashion Com
mittee of the National Hairdres-
sers and Cosmetologists Asso-
citation. is particularly effective
with the simple elegant dresses
Of diverse winter collections.
1t features the small elegant
head with soft waves rising up
wards from a smooth brow, then
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31

One spokesman at a Dental
Society meeting declared that par
ents should brush a child's teeth
until two years after the young
ster is able to battle himself.
That is one sure way to get them
clean, as few small children have
the time and patience or even
the manual skill - to WELD a
tooth brush and dentifrice
properly.
GIVE TO
THE HEART FUND
Arizona tribune., 1964-07-31
3 AWARDED
SCHOLARSHIPS

NEW YORK, N.Y.-Three out
standing women students, grad
uating from colleges affiliated
with the United Negro College
Fund. won fellowships for their
first year of graduate study.
DR.. William E. Cope, director
of educational services for the
Fund, announced that winners of
Lasker fellowships are Lois G.
Gray of Xavier University, New
Orleans, Louisiana: Carol Ann
Scott of Knoxville College, Knox
Vile, Tennessee; and Mamie Lou
White. Talladega College, Tai
ladega. Alabama.
This is the fifteenth year the
United Negro College Fund is
administering this fellowship
program initiated by gift from
Florina Lasker in l949 to assist
outstanding women graduates of
member institutions with post
graduate study. In 1860 Loula
Lasker left legacy to be used
for a similar purpose.
Winners of fellowships this
year. totaling $4,000, will go on
to graduate study in Catholic and
Howard Universities. Washing
ton. Dc. and Rutgers Univer-
sity, New Brunswick, New Jer-
sey. Their fields of interest are
educational psychology, library
science, and mathematics.