Films At Harrison Library
Awliting Adult Borrowers
Tim Richard B Hantsor Public
Libra > v ha?, the following films
a' lot it:, adult bo''i'«jyets
t'-om Otdfesr '- ( t through Novem
ber 14
ASSIGNMENT CHILDREN (As
s :!?tion Film*' 20 minutes An
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FOB WARD A CENTURY 'BIM
"•n minutes. Contrasts industrial
and social life in Great Britain in
leitns of the Exhibitions of IRSJ
•oF 1651.
TIFT OF THE BOSK ‘Rev
'•v.i 20 minute* Opens with a
'ort sequence on (hr mechan in
growing fine roses in » green
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GRANT WOOD fPictureArco.
il minute:; The story cf a self
taught artist with just 3 bit of
polish added by a generally im
salu factory -lay in ran? who
found himself only when he be
gan painting the gentle curves on
his neighboring hills, the neatly
plowed fields, ‘he daily routine of
mid-western life
I.A PAYETTE. SO L DIED OF
LIBERTY ‘VV’RFi if minutes.
i Highlights of file life and career
j'T (his distmugished French friend
of American freedom, eropVu-xi/.Wi*
I particularly his service to the
1 United Slater and his friendship
i wdh Washington
THIS -iFT ACTS ‘BIS' 14 min
i tiler Through this film countless
; thousands more will be able to
| hear and see the sound and shapes
j of jrt-age achievements.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.— Seven pci
j son? i;e-joined ihe Florida AEM )J
j diversity faculty after a year's
i leave of nhsr.niv.
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A .ME. ZION WIiRTIfMEN JOIN IN C’FREM MONIES The picture above shows son*e of lh
members of (he AME Zion delegation that took part in the cornerstone faying at the Interchurch Center,
120th Street and Riverside Drive, New York City, recently Beginning just behind t.h« leaders of The pr«
cc ion are Revs. Carnes McKinney. ( G, McKinney, .1 tv. War tor. far* Thomas, Frank ChurrhhiU
Bclwe H. Jackson. B. C. Robeson. S il. Williams, ('. C. Williams and C. S, Wilcox Not shown are Bil
lin' P W. J Walls. Dr. T. f Haggard. Alexander Barnes. Mrs. W. .1. Walls. Mrs. Josephine Kyles. Mrs H.
!H. W’aetor, Mrs. Marian Lignins, Rev I D. Maxwell, Mrs. Alexander Barnes, Mrs. Eva Hoggard, William
Durham and Rev. and Airs. J. W. I indie.
Per capita consumption of al
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I pounds, nine pounds less than :n
1 1357.
Potter Stewart:
New Supreme Court J ustice
Promises To Be “Impartial’ 4
WASHINGTON <ANP> -
. T uiii administer justice
without respect to persons, and do
equal right, to the poor and to ihe
rich, and f will faithfully and im
partially discharge and perform all
the duties .incumbent upon me a-,
judge, according to the pest of. my
abilities and understanding, agree
ably to the Constitution and law?
of the. United States. Mo help me
God.'
Thus spoke Poller Stewart in a
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AMBASSADOR
' .'liort but impress) v* oath taking
! gereniony at the Supreme Court
i Tuesday
The 4.»-year-ol<l justice. «hn
Souk* much younger than hi?
age. hails from Cincinnati. He
was appointed by President
I'isenhowe! to fill fhr vacancy
caused hy the resignation of
Jtislii-r Burton lie Mill serve
on a recess appointment until
ihe end of the next Congress.
Ho is entering! the Washington
i M:ene and mixed reaction on
whether he might be considered
a liberal no a conservative f!.» has
i voted both Democratic and He
j publican. Having supported TVank
| tin D. Roosevelt for President
| while a student at Yale and sup
' ported Robert A Talf for the U. R
i Senate in his first party primary
j m (Stitt, and has voted Republican
i every since. He admitted respect.-
j ins and admiring both the comet
I vaiive Sen. Taft aid the liberal
Pi esidept KisenhoM cr.
He wa* sponsored by on® of the
most conservative Republican ot
ranirationa in the nation to his
position on the Cincinnati City
Council where he served two years
'•'■'fore being appointed to the Six
th District Court of Appeals four
years ara
While on the Council fie run
sistanlly voird for urban rede
ve.biptnf lit housing project?.
And is reported to have voted
about nr. percent of the time
with Charlie Taft, a. brother of
the late Senator, who i* a guid
ing spirit In Cincinnati'* libera!
reform political group which
runs a Council slate against
j the Republican*,
j Stewart was supported in this
i R tucker, one of the most outspoken
SAT. NITE 10:30
LATE SHOW
tsew appointment by Sen John W.
right, wingers in the TJ. ft Senate.
But in the esse before the Sixth
Circuit Court involving Hillsboro.
Ohio, public schools, he concurred
in a. majority opinion ordering de
regvegation.
Since the new Justice.'* political
activities ha---e previously been
confined to the duller of s iocai
Council, and to a Judgeship in a
District Com i of Appeals, he has
managed to keep out of the main*
stream of national polities .and con
sequent Iff avoided a label
So those in the know around the
Supreme Court agree that he. comes
to this high body with both liberal
a«d conservative identifications,
and only hi* performance, on the
! bench will determine which if
J dominant.
Writer Says
Three Popes
Were Tan
i ROME—(ANP) The death of
j Pope Pius XII brings to mind tire
j vital role Negroes have played in
• the history of the Roman Catholic
; Church. Three of the Roman Cftth
; ohr. popes were Negroes Negroes
1 have also played a significant, role
; in the history of the Catholic
; Church in America.
St, Victor I was Pope for ten
vr.irr. being consecrated in 189
A1) St. Melchiadcs served a*
Pope for three, years beginning
bis reign in 311 A,D St. Cola
sins I was Pope from 492 to
496,
Pope Victor T was the Mth Pops
i of the Roman Catholic Church. He
{ reigned for 10 years and .'1 months
i During Victor's reign four prices,
i seven deacons and 12 bishops were
consecrated.
Pope Melchiadcs, an African
Cardinal, was responsible for
ordaining seven priest*, five
deacons and tl bishops. Re wa»
in office during the reign of
Constantine the (Heat a* F,m
peror of Rome
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