Or. Martin Luther King, Jr., Returns
Home Leaving Imprint On New York City
NK'V \OK tv Beim ?he r<»*arn- 1
p'i to bi? nm« in Montgomery, i
Ate. Luther Kins. Jr. left
behind h'm in N»w V >rk City one
of the biggest stirs made te an in
dividual n thir rify in many v-ar>..
both b - nis presence and by the
publication of hi* book “Stride To
" ard Freedom: The Montgomery
Story.“
Tfit *ntt-*T® rime! fighter for
desegregation left Ihe Harlem Hos
pital In. 1 pnk for -hi undisclosed
ronvalew vnt hprv>o ncfitre return
»ng to antis r life With his strength
rebuilt following the near-fatal at
tempt 0» hi.-. Ill" he rn-sitis 3 Ire
turing -ird orgsnir.p* inn program
H**f tat*', up o-hfff u left off ill
strengthening non-violent re,, is
tanc» 1 th- segregation pattern
north and south
M**an«'hilr “sen Yorkers uill
nut S,!On for. ft his i| II ir I '-out ,
»gr Min the force of hi- ■-> nrrte
from (hr fiorfmci on down,
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1 'lhe Little Shop Around Ihe Comer
Comer iSargetl Ai Wilmington
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hi» huspHs! fr-rtfii «» s bi'igfd
with --i'-itfirs ,ind many kept
up -a cuastant vied uutstde R,»
dm IV and nsrsnnal iirmrui
amtes the week nf publii itioP
of h> hook had built up to the
unhappy climax of th-- stah
king a* his book autographing
"party'’ Saturday afternoon.
Among the remarks made thus
far by individuals and reviewers
;.bout tliif book: "Can only hap
pen in America" —Jackie Robinson;
"One of the j*rc-at stories of our
Ainerie-’ir Herilajf." Harry Gol
den; May ''.’Hl 1)1*1-111111' a (“iirisiian
Hasaie' Bishop dairies A Pike,
“By Tar the nvr-.t important book
op th- current sit’i.dion in the
South -L'llinn Smith
"Many hooks record history. ■>
I few bonks make history Stride
i owar.i Freedom w 'll. 1 believe
do both'* Ha*old K Fey, editor.
Clhl ist! •->n Cent.ury
FDITOIt. IS SHAW SPKAKKR
i»r. B- I’owell. president and
editor «f <he New Vork Amster
dam \cwx, will speak at Shaw
I I niver-Uy on Monday, October
'O. at- 10:00 a.m in (ireenleaf
Auditnriiim Or. Powell is a na -
tive of Newport News. Virginia.
He is graduate of Petersburg
rollrse, and later studied med
irinr it Howard I'niversity Hr
j served his internship at Uw
I Bellevue Hospital. He was later
appointed to Ihe staff of Bell
pvur Hospital as assistant roent
genolngist. He is a member of
n»e »b ban teipve. * life member
»i thr SA.AGP; member of *he
Advisory ( Otmeil of Now York
stale l ominisston against f)is
eriminition in Employment;
chairman of the sub conintftlee
on laws which set up the first
I I r.< . in the I'uited Stales
fir, Powell is married and lives
with hie wife and mother-in-law
in BriareHff Manor, New Y ork.
THOUGHT FOR TOD V V
1 "The duty of man is plain and
i simple, and consists but of two
i points; hi? duty in God. which o
j very man must fee!; and his duty
i to his neighbor, to do as he would
i be done by."
O FT RESEARGH GRANT A research project in nuivilfon being eondue.ted at A&T College, ha*
been recently awarded a grant of SH.6SH for its support hr the National fmfitntei «f gcleßCo of thr
j |J. S. riepirtiue.it of Health Education and Welfare rompnsips the (esearrh team are from !<*fl lo
! right: Dr. I'ecile it Edwards, professor of nutrifiop, fta <fir«s~ij«-■ her husband, nr. Gerald A Edward*.
| chairman of the Chemistry Department, staff scientist and consultant and Mis* Evelyn Gadsden, re
j search assistant.
Interracial Concert Explodes Into
Free-For-All; Two Are Injured
DETROIT tANPi - A f»0 >
! voice u tertacisl open air concert
j given last week at Palmer Park
{ by the Pleasant Grove Youth Choir
i was interrupted when a free-fnr
i all fist tight broke out among choir
members and an estimated group
of ion boys
A Negro ben and a •-■•'lit- youth
were given first aid ai Mt Cancel j
Merry Hospital fo> bruises of the
body, and released
An aidomobilc was damaged he
fore a d“tsl! of "0 policeinent ar
| rived ciP'i brokv up the altercation
Prophet Jones ‘Reneges’ On
$5,000 Money Throwaway
I DETROIT f ANF * Frofihet
! James P. Jones failed to keep ht*
I appointment at Belie Isle last
i week.
I Thr prophet had announced
I through his assistant. “Frince”
| Dougl'is p. Rogers, who rejoined
i the prophet three weeks ago in
! New Jersey, that he would be on
! Belle Isle to throw away $5,000
! Prince Rogers said the bills.
! which would fall from the air
like “pennies from Heaven, ’ would
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| The Youflh Bureau Raid the trou
ble started when a group of about
10 boys started to singing songs
near tire choir. They were trio to
leave and finally bad to be eejeted,
The youths, who 1 rave cot been
identified, went ot Ives Field in
Higfcltmd Park » mile away where
a football same between Highland
| Park and Roseville- High Schools
was just ending, and apparently
recruited help to continue the dis
turbance.
A short t’mje later, js cars filled :
with white youth* returned to the i
i be: in denominations ranging from
I $lO to SSO. Prophet Jones was to
• arrive on the island at 6 p.m, in j
i limosines,
, j Not, only did the Prophet fail 1
I to show up. but- even members of !
1 j his flock were not on hand to j
i greet their religious leader.
Peed bees a 2.1 sugar syrup a* a j
food substitute when honey is in j
short supply.
concert As they piled tom the
cars, the. choir boys and some
members of the concert met them
and e fiet-swinging-session ensued.
Police arrived in time to break
up the melee before it became too
Serious,
Both injured hoys said they did
n’t know who eiruck them Police
tried unsuccessfully to determine
who buried a stone through the
window of an automobile parked
near the scene.
You Bureau Police blamed Ith*
! trouble os a few “hot-headed-
I boys”
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Apex To Host Wake 4-H
Achievement Program
APEX—The Ape:* Consolidated
School will be host to the Annual
Wake County 4-H Club Achieve
ment Day Program on Thursday,
October 28 Approximately i.OOO
1-H members, leaders and parents
■from alt over Wake County ar<
making plans to attend the annua!
event which begins at 11.00 a. m.
John H Wheeler, president of
the Mechanics and Farmer.* Bank,
Durham, will deliver tha main ad
dress. Be will be introduced by
Howard Hopkins, president of thr
Cary 1 H Hub.
Presiding ever the giant
event wilt hr Mary Ray, pres!
dent of the Jeffrey* Grove i H
riub with bar barn KatriKeor
uellng as song leader and
Pauline Cofield at the piano,
hoth of the Gamer i If Chih.
The 4 -ft Pled** wtK be ted by
Martin McNeill, president of
the Apot t-H Cluh. arid Invora.
tlon ofjfered by Nathaniel Slot,
taque of the Shepard 4-H Cluh
Introductory remark* will b»
(civen by Jean Uarolvn Jone-s,
vtre president of the Holly
Sprtnx* 1-H Clnh.
P A Williams, principal of !hc
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Apex School, will weleora* to*
group and Jessie Teaslev,
of th« Rilev Hill Club, will re
spond. i4p«ci*l music selection*
will He given by the school flea
clt.:b with Mrs Ruby P Green, di
rectress. and Mr*. M C. William
son. pianist.
Also featured on the program «•«
j two team demonstrations: "Marve
lous Milk” by Joyce Piippin and
Zula Farrar of the Apex 4-H Club
and ‘Electric Hotbed" by Ben Stin
son and Joseph Parks of the En
quay Springs 4-H Club. The HMIB
•S-H Summary will be given by
Lemuel Mlat of the Lockhart 4-H
Club.
KerogtiUimi win be xtvsw <
n t.«vH and girls having dene
outstanding work daring the
MSS Huh year They will 1v
elude certificate*! trf merit,
medals rash pitjo* and ether
ritatinna. The program will
rh>se at 12:30 p m. with TMU
Winston of the r».rver 4-H
Club giving the benediction
The event promise* to cUm»«
! one of tbs best, years of 4-H *of*-
j vities, >ror)i'd(ng tr> the Waite £>■*
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