WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JUNE 29, 1957
Brother Helps Brother: Donates To One Kidney Twin
Doomed Youth, 19, Saved
By Own Brother’s Kidney
BOSTON. Mass. iANPi ln a
case that drew wide-scale medical
attention recently, doctors last
week here performed a successful
kidney opeiation on Leon Masden.
after his twin brother had donat
ed vounr Masden his kidney
The operation was performed in
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital here
where the J9-year-old ailing youth
was suffering with two diseased
kidneys which eventually will he
removed in separated operations,
In the kidney transplant op
ev 3 bon Leon's twin brother.
Leonard iona’rd -, nnrnul kid
:r?r-y to his stricken brother.
Ocrtor *- performing the opera
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• NAACP Given Time To
Submit Virginia Records
RICHMOND, Va fANP'i At
mpts by the NAACP to gain ad
ditional time in its fight against
the Boatwright committee here in
regard to opening its records to
the state proved fruitful last week
as the civil rights group was
granted a stay until early July.
The action came after NAACTP i
attorneys filed notices to hare
subpeonas against, the group in
valids red
In Fiirhjriond rirruii court
While Wife Os Negro Sues
. Case For Dance Floor Bias
HI WASHINGTON 'ANT- Mrs
Leopold ine M Types, white wife
of a Ne.ro. filed a $25,000 damage !
suit scainst the Moulin Roushe J
ti. laurant here last week, charg- j
in? that the management would |
not permit the couple to danc® !
together "on the ground that mix
ed do nr mg was not allowed
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tion worked In adjoining op
prating rooms where one group
removed the kidney from
Leonard's body and the other
group transplanted it in Leon's
body.
The identical twin boys arp ihp
sons of Mir Fiaggie Masden of
Sheperrisville, Ky.
Legal procedure was necessary ;
before the operation could be per- i
formed and doctors joined the case j
with Mrs Masden and the boys in
requesting permission from the
( court. Court litigation m the mat- j
j for was necessary because Leon- !
i a.rd, the donor, was a minor and 1
i unable to authorize the operation j
Judge Edmund \V Honing set
July J as a hearing Hate in
ihp rase. The snhpenn.i'. rill
ed for Hie equality group tri
prod Her (o Hie slate records,
correspondence and financial
data dating back to Decem
ber. iai!).
Motions filed by NAACP attor
neys Oliver W. Hill and Martin A.
Martin maintained that the sub
peonas were 'far f oo broad” to
meet the test of oonsfclttmonal
reasonableness.
The Tynes* suit '-aid actions bj
employes, and the proprietor.
. Pandora. P. Goges, caused the
: woman embarrassment and hu
i mililiation and interfered with
I the couple's marriage relations.
The. owner admitted interrupt
; me, the dance last November
22 but only to ass Tynes to
: 'ake hi? hat off
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rurrv FI'N Hr. W. M.
Hampton Greensboro physici
an, holds (he "mike" for Mrs. F.
J, Davis, all of Greensboro, dur
ing a reception given for the
Record Catholic Membership
Reported; Is Up 90 Per Cent !
WA; -HJN C I, TON --1 ANP > - A re- i
, cord 530.W2 American Negroes arc !
row members of the Roman Cath- i -
olic Church, according to a report ,
of the Commission for Catholic
Mission:-- Among Colored People
and Indians.
The figure the commission said
;• represeants an increase of 90 per i
cent during the past 25 years.
Emphasizing die speed it
which Negroes arc embracing
the Catholic faith, the report
slates that thev are bfing con
verted at (hr > He of 1.000 eicb
month, with ihe largest groups
comln,r from New fork. Phi 1-
adelphl.-i, \V,y hington, D, r
.Si l oni Detroit and Los An
geles ' i.i year, alone, ibere
-a ‘rc fO.opo converts
Ihp report also listed s total a* !
117..-!?•! American Indians in the 1
in a j-] i i-.., oh -p of the report I
I • ; h.(iOH Negro children are s3id to I
be enrolled in 345 parochial srhooL' ;
hi hi dicv-cln all bur a few of
idee-- die ■ )h-- percentage of
! Negro children enrolled in such
■ 'bools ,i.- higher than that, of
; white children. j
The enmmisjon also indicat- I
ed an interest in the social
needs of Negroes and Indians
Migrating lo the larger cities ! ■
U called upon f'Hhoiic parish,
es in western and Midwestern
cities lo iai.,- a special interest
in Hv sro dual and economic !
« o lfa re of lljo -Ir.idy ari'.t n, - !
Old North Stale Medical Socie
ty delegates at the annual con
vention held ai AAT College last
wee! The visiting wives of the
medics looking on from left to
of Negroes and Indians who j
a*® leaving reservations to find
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and Carpet
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Up To Three Years To Pay
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CHE CAROLINIAN
tight arc: Mrs. J. J. Hannibal.
Kinston; Mrs. T. \V. Haywood,f
Warrcnton and Mrs. L. R. Swift,
Durham The affair was held at
the home of (be Hampton*.
j employment opportunities In
; the rltiea.
Red Carpet And Jim Crew Signs
Relied Out At Va. Naval Review
NORFOLK Va - t ANP) -Virgin
ia roller), out the red carpet fe
lts visiting guest.- of 18 nations
for the international Naval Re
view in Hampton Roads last week
but there were evidences ir some
places of race prejudice and seg
i egat.ion
Segregation sign* were post
rd on the entrances to loilels
for men and women at she
Garolina, Trailway station In
Norfolk. Though Negro passcu
gers are permitted now lo jit
1 io the white waiting loom, ve
ry few use the room and
whites use H exclusively as
■ they did before the court rle
eisior against segregation a!
bus terminals and trains
The segregated signs were poH
ed on the doors to toilets for col
ored men and white men and those
BOOKER’S
CLEANERS
City Wide Pick-I'p
& Delivery Service
All Kind:- of Alterations
1603 OAK WOOD AVE.
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MAYONNAISE 49=
SPECIAL LOW PRICE! FANCY A&P FRUIT
COCKTAIL 2 ' 43^
SPECIAL LOW PRICES—
A&P FROZEN
FRENCH FRIES 2 ;; 27.
A&P FROZEN SMALL GREEN
BABY LIMAS 2 35.
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A&P CONCENTRATE .
! GRANGE JUICE dfXjV
2 : 21
JANE PARKER SPECIALS
Orange Chiffon Cake Each i|3t I I
Jeliy Top Buns » 25.
FIRM RIPE
| GOLDEN *fO
bananas" lu
REDUCED
FANCY! A&P
jORANGE JUICE r 23=
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Blended Juice : 2 - 45=
PRICES THIS AD wtnow evy rntnn ~. i^utt
SA I <ij Jl IS ' E 29. MIM *TUWK « IMCIHS HA COMP4M?
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for colored women and white
women
The segregation notices were
written in French, Spanish,
Banish, Portuguese. Italian,
and three other foreign langu
In Time of Sorrow There Are
The Funeral Home who:?, services :<pi need
MUST be one in whom you nave the utmost
confidence.
3 The people to whom you entrust the l«*t ter.- \
der rare of your Ic'-ed ores MUST be eepabJe.
efficient end experienced.
n i • Th*> chars*? made for aer’irrv nd-:ed
1 nmgS MUST be reasonable. H
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Remember j
WE PLEAD GUILTY tn all three these '
requirements. If you have, used «Jr ser
vices • . . you know. If you haven't. t»k one
of your friends or neighbors who h4ve.
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I ages. There were no signs tn
j either English or German, but
i rare was taken to use the lan*
j guage of sailers and Natal of.
i fivers from countries with dark
| skinned people or integrated
naval groups.
The public gave, the dark-skinned
• tutors a warm welcome, put the
Trailway Company has been
a bitter foe of integrati in. sought
tn keep the rarer sepal fits in the
lisp nf its facilities.
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