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4«^AT0RbAY, FEBRUARY 10, 19^
ll^.E 3 !
DURHAM, N„ C.
Faces in the News
Kigbts Group Protests Beating ol
t?-Year-Otd Mississippi Wwian
ATLANTA, GA. — The Stu- forced her to lie down on the
dent Nonviolent Coordinating coll floor on her face and beat
Cbmmittec has asked the Justice her back and buttocki with their
Dep»rtment ot "immediately in- belts.
vettigate the inhuman, insane, I They then made her turn over
ud brutal belt whipping by j on her back. One officer whipp*
two policemen pf lS>-year-old ed her stomach and between her
Mils Besaie Turnbr of Clark» I legs. One left the cell, and the
dkle, Mississippi.” ' | other made her remove her bra»-
In a telegram to Justic De- siere and show her naked
p*rtment Civil Rights Chief breasts. Both policemen ad-
Burke Marshall. SNCC Chnlr- monished her not to tell any'
m«n Cha'rles MoDew said that one at>out the beating.
Miss Turner was forced to re- She appeared before Coahoma
move her dress, slip, and bras- County Prosecuting Attorney
ti^re, and to He on a cell floor
while two policemen beat her
with their belts.
Mississippi SNOC Field Secre
tary Paul Brooks said that Miss
Turner was arrested at 4:00 p.m.
on Sunday, January 21, while
she was walking with her boy-
IrtgMr^e two policemen,,
tiffn Burton and Barrett,
charged her with stealing and
t^|i her to jail.
•, iUter taking her to a cell,
tWy forced her to remove her
dflMi and slip. The policemen
Thontas Pearson on Tuesda|r,
January 23. A Dr. McCarrveU,
who had examined her, testified
that she had been beaten.
Dr. Aaron Hfenrr, Misslsilpt)!
NAACP President, told the
SNCC office in Atlanta that the
city would no'
Incident ‘‘becauie they don't
believe it happened-"
Dr. Henry said ha htd
sent aCfadavlts relating Ho th*
incident to John po$r t>f tha
Justice Department on January
23.
Ag Worl(er Wiio Began as Clerk
promoted to $7,500 Accountant
'WAfiHINGTON — George P.
Henderson, Jr., a graduate of
Howard University, who entered
the U. S. Department of Agri
culture as a clerk-typlst with
hi* high school diploma after
■Oldiering In World War 11, was
^emoted last week to a $7,-
BOO-a-year accountant.
‘“Oils was no overnight rise.”
uya Personnel Director John P.
Haughey of the Agricultural
Siabllsatlon and Conservation
Service. It represents a steady
cUiMb by .a young man who
knows where he wants to go.”
Henderson wasn’t a clerk-
typiat a year before he decided
t|(. go to college and prepare
Idfliielf for the climb. So, he
took leave from his job In
and entered Howard University
where he compUed the fouf-
year course In bualness admin
istration In three. •
Returning to the Departmekt
In 1950, he was-promoted to
accounting clerk. By 19S8 he
was an asaittant accountant.
Last week he was prdntoted to
an accountant.
Henderson was bom In EVana-
ville, Ind., and retired here in
Washington. After graduation
from high school in 1942, he en
tered the Army and served in
Europe and the Pacific. HU
wife is a teaohei^ In the Waah-
ington public School ayatam.
'niey have a 3-year-oId daughter,
St^AMU CADETS
otrr COMMISSIONS
TA1X.AIKASSEE, FLA. —
fliree Reserve Officers’ Train-
ii| Corps cadets at Florida A.
^Dd M. University recently re
ceived commissions as second
lieutenants In the office of the
P(*aldent on the A. and M.
CMnpus.
Captain James S. White of
Cincinnati, Ohio, administered
the oath of otflce and Dr.
Oeorge W. Gore Jr., president
(if FA'MU, presented the com-
llUulons.
Hje cadets commiKsloned were
Second Lieutenants Robert M.
Catchings of Thoma.sville, Ga.,
Joseph L. Harris and Robert J
Warren, both of Tampa.
New Relief from
QAS.HEARTBURN
Mill., D. C.—Now • nmtrinblt itwnidi
^ mutt, olM rUSH. hM litndl-
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Walm. uyiM, ilMplnsiMn dm la km
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Jack Margolis
HILL BUILDING
Phone 681-4975
Feed 6nun Meet
Held in
TV THIS WEEiL
nr tMK JUIMY HOW — A»-
traeltV* Miss Susie Hlnlon.
Heck MIU. 8. C.. a' recent fall
fuarlkr fteduate of A. and T.'
Celleffe. was last wMk com-
mlaalwiee a second lleutanant
in the Women’s Anny Cerps.
ActlRg President L. C. D9l»4y
pins on her bars as Major
William Ooode. profaMOr ef
military science and in ^wrge
of the A. and T. Cellafa A»ny
ROTC Detachment and Dr. L.
H. Robinson, dean of the
School of Education and Gen
eral Studies, observe the pro
ceedings.
WTVD Channel 11
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ACC Uosketball
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TBA
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Wide World of-Sfiorts
7:S0 Perry Mhson
8;30 Defenders
9:30 Haw 0«n
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11:18 Country Style
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VISITOR FROM IRAN —
Xaikhearow Ktany, schooL
Macher from Iran on tour of
Ihr Vtalted Stales, is shown
abovsi exchanging farewells i on is R. E. Stewart. Ligen
with Billy Rebinaan, student teacher. Kiany visited the
councU preaideol- at Ligon Raleigh school system last
h. uMkiag ' week.
Bob Poole’s Otwpel Quartet
'This Is the Ufa
Intemationkl
Living Word
Lamp Unto My Wet
I.eok Up and Live
Camera III
Hbur of St. Francis
Big Picture
Washington '’onviwistlon
News You May Have Missed
The Answer
Royal Canadian Mounted
Police
Sports Spectacular
Wonderful Worid of Golf
I.awrent;e Welk
20th Century
Mr. Ed
Follow the Sun
Ed Sullivan
G. E. Theater
Jack Benny
Candid Camera
What’s My Line?
Sunday News Special *
International Star Theater
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9lgn*up for the . IMX feM
Grain Program Will be launch
ed in the East and South with
a mee>ting In Atlanta February
8, Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman announced
The Hteetibg; WMpti 'wiD' be*
atteitdid'by the SetfMary, ta.*td
bp helei itt AtiiHti’i-
Orady hotel. ’Twd other mcH
meetings are icheiiulM tdr
Omaha, Nebr.t on fet>ruary 'S
and Spokane, ,Waah., ati Feb
rtiary 12. Menibers of Si*U
Agricultural Stabilitetldn Md
Conservation Coninittet;^ SURI
Extension SertKce offlAalA' arid
field personnel of tire U. fr rie-
partment o^ A’gUcultitre will at*
'end the meetlHgi.
Farmers taking part in the
voluntary prt>gfnn. 'f* con^
grain sorghimt, an| aprii^
[danted barley ntajr slgg ^
from February S thltmgH liatiiMfr«
30 to divert not leal than 80
percent of their tiaie anreiige
of these oropa to*Jott'ooMetVf
Ing uses. Tfiia ifHlI' alto' W tlji^
sign-up period for apti^g
cd wheat under , the 1M2 wheat
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PRESS WORKSHOP
mJiTm) FOR
FORUM MARCH 1-3
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. —
teme 175 high school journal-
Uts and their advisers are ex
pected to attend the 12th an
nual Florida A&M Univer-
jity^.Ioterachctlastif Press Wotk-
«t’ yeir’ a record 160 persons
iiarticlpated In the confab.
llle three-day workshop will
be devoted to two major topics:
yeK)ook and newspaper pro
duction. Some of the nation’s
best known working journal-
Ista . and journalist-oducators
Mil serve as consultants.
Budding Scientists to Study At
A&T Junii)r Sdence Syntposiunv
GREENSBORO^— Seventy-
bright high school boy^ and
girls, selected on ^the basis of
outstanding promiie in science,
Sop scheduled for March 1-3! 1^111 participate Tn ^ie annuaTf'cterttfic studies; to assW the
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Raisin in Sun
^sented By .
VSC Guild
Pa^TBReBUIRO, VA. — "A
^iain In the Sun,” Lorraine
Hantberry's three-act drama de
picting the desires and frustra
tions of a low-income Chicago
family, will be presented by the
Virginia State College Theatre
Guild, Friday, Feb. 16. at 8 p.m.
in the college auditorium.
Lena Younger, the strong-
willed mother, is played by
E2sther Trucker of Blackstone.
John Green, Fredericksburg, Is
cast as- Walter Lee Younger,
the son, through which much
of the action moves.
DirMted by Felicia D. Ander-
aon, the production will also^
show Goldie Allen, Goochland,
aa Ruth, Welter’s wife; Ruth’
Royall, Petersburg, as Beneatha,
Walter’s apobitious sister: and
Oeorge Roberts, Jr. as Travis,
Walter’s young son.
Other players include Robert
McNeHl, Durham as George
Murchlaon; Donald Miles.
Charles City, as Mrs. AsagI; and
Samuel Walker, Lawrenccville.
•s Mf. Linder.
atablHzatlon program.
asthma
gony...
Dr. Oulld't
0l«M Meuntain
Junior Science Symposium to be
held at A. and T. Collegie,
April 5-7,
The top-ranking .students will
come from the tOth and 11th
grade classes of 47*hlgh schools
in North Carolina.
Sponsored jointly by the U.
S. Army Research Office, Dur
ham, N. C., and the North Cato-
llna Academy of lienee in co>
operation with the Noi'tii Caro
lina Departme;>t (ft Public In
struction, Raleigh, N. C., ahjfl A.
and T. College, the' Syjwoslun^
has five objectlvei, *
The program aims to promdte
the study of the iciences and
mathematics, to depibnst^ate the
part which the‘ha^anltiee*pUiy
in the developnMMt the
scientist and to empliasiat' the
importance of both sclencei and
the humanities to the t^lonal
culture and genial welfarer
It alms, also, to search out
notentlnlly talented youth and
to assist them In developing
their interests and abilities; to
OHIO PROFESSOR
DEFENDS PE
GRiEENSBORO — A top pro
fessor at Ohio State University
last Tuesday told an audience
at A. and T. College that physi
cal education Is more than “ex
ercises”.
The speaker was Dr. Delbert
OtoeTteuffer, chairman. Grad
uate Committee of the Depart
ment of Physical Education,
Ohio, State University at dolum-
bus.
Seeking to remove some of
the misunderstandings about
physical education, the professor,
who has authored several text
books in the field and who edits
the Haiper Brothers series in
School of Public Health Bduca-
tlon. Physical E^Ucatlon.and Re
creation, and also the Journal
of School Health, told the group
which filled the audlWrinm
“Physical Bducatton la not uier#'
Ijr exexdae, twt It irgMieiUoa,”
provide recognition and prestige
for students in the sdiool en
vironment who demonstrate an
appreciation of and aptitude for
career choosing process by
vealing some of the opportunit
ies In the sciences and to be a
part of the general effort to
Improve the prestige, profession
al preparation and recompense
q£ teachers.
The Symposium is to be oper
ated under the direction of Dr
Robert S. Beale, director of In-
atltutional Research and pro-
fessoir of chemistry, at the Col
lege.
PLANS MADE FQR
N. C. HAMPTON
ALUMNI MEET
GREENSBORO — Plans for
the annual North Carolina Re
gion! meeting of the Hampton
liistitute Alumni Association, to
be iield at A. arid T. College,
April 7-8, were \omipleted ’ at
a special meeting held here last
week.
The planning committee, head
ed by John Lennon, Durham,
N. C., worked out details for
housing, entertainment and pro-
Kram at the meet held here on
Saturady, January 27.
Hie group head O. J. Taylor,
national alumni secretary, who
aerved as consultant on arrange
menta.
A spokesman for the group
aald that nearly 150-Hampton-
ians are expected for the two-
day conference.
Why"Good-riine
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Uneasy Bbdder
Unwlae flAtlnff or drinkiiur rmj be ■
Boore* of mild. tNit annoylns Maimer irrl-
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bladder h-rltatloiu. I—A faat paln-rdlrv
lac aotion oa nania« baekadw. he^
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tendioK to InerMaa tlx ouliMit of
flea of kldner tube*. ^ i«t tha
klilaen, tendioK to InerMaa tlx ouuiut of
tka la mflei of kidner tube*. So, get tha
UM happy relief mllHona hara enjoyed
for o**r 60 yeara. New. larse, economy
■ha amanoDey. Get Doaa'a IlUitadarJ
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12
6:30 The New Biolcey
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
10:00 Calendar
10:30 Lucy
11:00 Video Village
11:30 Surprise Package
12:0f Love of Life
12:30 Queen For A Day
l;00 Peggy Mann
IfW A* the Wivld Tutnt
2;Q0 Password
3:80 House Party
3:00 MiUioaaire
3;3fl Verdict Is Youri
4:O0 Brighter Day
4:18’Setahrt Stttrm
4:10 Edge of m|M
8:00 Tlie Fun Hour
8:00 Lassie
6:30 Esso ,,
6:4ft Weather
6:46 Douglas Ed#aril8
7:00 Pete and CHftdy'
'/:3fr Cheyenne
8:80 Rifleman
9:00 Medicine in 60’s
fT:!50 Andy Griffflh
10:00 Hennesey
10--30 I've Got A Secret
lltpO News i
11:15 Star Theatw
TUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 13
8i30 The New Biology
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
fl:00 Cartoon Shjp
IO;00 Calendar
10:80' Lucy
11:00 Video Village I
11:30 Surprise Package
ia:00 Love of Lite
18:30 Qu(^n For A Day
1:00 Peggy Mapn
1:30 Af the World Turni
2:00 Password
8:30 House Party
8t0O Millionaire
3:M Verdict Is Yours
4:00 Brighter Day
4:18 Secret Storm ^
4:30 Edge of Night
8:00 The Fun Hour
8:00 Dennis
e:.YO Esso
0:40 Weather
Douglas Edwards
7 00 Adventure in Paradise
8:00 New Breed
9:00 Red Skelton
9:30 Margie
10:00 Garry Moore
11:00 News
11:18 Star Theater
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14
6:30 The New Biology
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
10:00 Calendar
10:.W Lucy
11:^ Video Villege
11:80 Surprise Package
12:00 Love of Life
12:30 Queen For A Day
1:00 PeRpy Mann
T:3n Mh tHe Wotld Turns
2'00 Password
2:80 Hwts» Party
3:00 Millionaire
3;30 Verdict Is Vours
7:00 Owle and Harriet
'»-?n Frnntior Circus
8:30 Tlirec Sons
0 fO Tell It To Groucho
9:30 TwHiglit Zone
"-"O I'lnk Van Dyke
10:30 Window on Main St.
11:00 News
11:15 Star Theater
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16
0:30 The New Biology
7:00 Jamboree
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
1U:00 Cuieniiar
10:30
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10:00
11:00
11:19
Lucy . I
Video Village
Surprise PackuRe
Love of Lifu
Queen For A Day
Peggy Munn
As the World 'liirns
Pas.sword
HouseParty
Millionaire
Verdict is Yours
Brighter Day
Secret Storm
Edge of Night
The Fun Hour
Funday Funnies
Esso
Weather
Douglas Edwards
Third Man
Rawhide
Route 66
Real McCoys
Target: Corrupters
News
Star Theati‘1
4:00 Brighter Day
4:16 Secret Storm
4:;W Edge of Nigh*
9:00 The Fun Hour
0:00 Bugs Bunny
6:3Q Esso
6;W W;ather
^48 Douglas Edwards
7:00 FUntstenes
7:30 Alvin
8:00 Father Knows Best
6:30 Checkmate
B.’SO Ijiwinan
10:00 Tour of the White House
With Mrs. Kennedy
tl:00 News
WRAL Channel 5
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10
9:00 Cap’n 5
9:30 Pip The Piper •
10:00 Shan. Lewis (COLOR)
10:30 King. Leonardo (COLOR)
11:00 Eury
11:30 Saturday Shindig*
11:30 Make Room For Daddy
12:00 Mr. Wizard
1S:30 Championship Debate
1:00 Teenage Frolic
2:15 Window on Washington
2:30 NBA Basketball
5:00 Life of Riley
5:30 Wrestling
0:30 Porter Wagoner
7:00 Hathaways
7:30 Wells Fargo
8:30 Tall Man
9:00 Untouchables
10:00 Fight of the Week
0:45 Make that Spare
l:(i(l I),iteline
11:15 Movie of Week
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11
9:00 Ilarvcii ,or fj/mn*
9:30 The Fisher Family
10:00 Catholic ..Hour
10:30 Big Picture
11:00 Light Unto My Path.
12:00 American Newsreel
12:15 Social Security
12:30 Oral Roberts
1:00 Church of our Fathers
1:30 Circuit Rider
2:00 Movie Matinee
4:30 Chet Huntley
5:00 Coach Case Show
5:30 Update
6:00 Communist Encirclement
6:30 Maverick
7:30 Broadway of Lerner and
Lowe
8:30 Car 54, Where Are You
• f'O Bonanza (COLOR)
'0:00 Show of the Week
'1:00 FCC Hearings
11:30 Sunday Late Show
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12
6:00 Continental Classroom
(1:30 Aspect
7:00 Today
7:25 Viewpoint
7:30 Today
9:00 Bozo The CHown
10:00 Say When
10:30 Play Your Hunch (COLOR.
11:00 Price is Right
11:30 Concentration
'2:00 First Impression
12:30 Truth or Consequences
I2:.W NBC News
1:00 Time Out
1:30 Yours for a Song
: 00 Jan Murray (COLOR)
2:30 lioretta Young
2:25-NBC News
:i 00 Yoiin»! Or. Malon^
3:30 Our Five Daughters
♦:00 Mak» Room For Daddy
»-v> Uf'T'o’s Hollywood
4:55 NBC News
-.■(V) Pnn’n 5
5:30 1, 2, 3, Go!
6:00 Cap’n 5
6:05 Slateline
6:20 Vewpolnt
6:25 Weather
6:30 Reeve With Sports
6;4.'5 Hiintley-Brinkley
7:00 Surfside 6
8:00 S(“a'Hunt
8:30 Price is Right
9:00 87th Prtwinct
10:00 Thriller
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10:00 Say When
10:30 Way Your lluntH
i.iMi Htio* IS Itil'.ht* (IX)m)R,
i:.W! t;imcenlr.itl(»l^
.2.U0 Yotr First iHttMMon
,J:0tf"Pruth or Conawpitnces
j.f.l News
l.LO Time Out
i:;iO Yours for a Sonlr
3:00 .Ian' Murray (COtJOR)
2:30 lA)r*‘t'« Young,
3:00 Young Dr. Nftlomt
.1:80 Our Five DfcugHfSfi
4!00 Mhlie Rbnm For DWMy
4f80 >hr>:'s Itnil^vWdd
1:85 NUr; News
1:OO Ca|i'n 3-
:V30 QiriHc iMuw MWra»
rt:00 Cap’n 9
fl)09 St8t»^llne
6i20 VIewfwint
6:29 Weather
d;30 Reeve With Sftottt
7:00 King of DIamandi
7:30 Laramie
8 30 Alfred Hitchcock
9:00 Dick Powall
10:00 Cain’s Hundred
11;00 Dateline
11:10 Sports ,
ll:l3 Jack Paar (COUlB-
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14
‘ oiOO" Continental Ciawrueift
t‘:30 Aspect
7:00 Today
7:25 Viewpoint
7:30 Today ,
0:00 Bozo The CloWn
10:00 Say When
10:30 Play Your Huneh (COLOR)
U:06 Price is Right (COLOR) ^
11:30 Concentration ,
12:00 First Impression ‘
12:30 Truth or. Consequances
12:95 NBC News
1:00 Time Out
1:30 Yours for a Song
2:00 Jan Murray Show (COLOR)
2:25 NBC Ne.vs
2:S0 Loretta Young
3:00 Young Dr. Malone
3:30 Our Fiye Daughters
4:00 Make Room For Daddy
4:30 Here’s Hollywood
4:65 NBC News
5:00 Cap’n 5
9:30 Deputy Daws
8:00 Cap'n 9
8:U6 Slateline
6:20 Viewpoint
6:25 Weather
8:30 Reeve With Sport*
6:49 Huntley-fcrinkley
7:00 Death Valley Days
7:30 Wagon Train -
i 8:80 Rip Cord
9:00 Perry .Coroo
110:00 Naked City
! 11:00 Dateline
11:10 Sportsline
11:15 Jack Paar ((XILOR)
THURSDAY, FeittdMY 15
6;80 Aspect
'’TtOO Today
7:25 Viewpoint
7:30 Today
9:00 Bozo The CloWD
10:00 Say When
10:30 Play Your Hun^ (COLOiH
11:00 Price is Right (COLOR)
11:30 Concentration
12:00 First Impression
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