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ATLANTA'S REV. BORERS THRILLS 5,000 WITH PILGRIMAGE REPORT I
Cheering Crowd Hears Bus
Boycott Leader In L. A.
LOS ANOEI.EP 1 ANT'' Before ■
* r'.w mi.' envn of over S.OOO
IsUJitlar t.ha f ‘ lifed the Shrine A,u
jlitoi turn. Rev. William H. Bor
ders, Atlanta leader, re
ported the hi dor leal events that
lock v •" w -n roino 27,n0n Ne
fro citlfeiv; eoovi -d on Wi> h
r : • ■ -<• nt or, tlie
pUTmxi ■<.l h him besides Jhe
- ■ ■ f!vt! sis led h.v A c i]
Esdhb: i v i- the Los Angeles p
' Pd">. a;'. ', who had returned : p
fro,a I’iay!' for Freedom jour- . E
fcey. ! a
! e
i loud Gave Generously i a
With the Women Workers
Union. inspiring other hun- n
drecls of individuals h.v donat- 0
ins S? .non, for "The Cause of l;
Freedom," a ’arse sum was
rai-: j for the fight led by (lie j_
loe l \4" Other donations
Jnehuli'd (he Broadway fed
era! and loan Association,
5.
~n
t£ *
)f f V • ■ ■ the lurky i ere'. J
m:r 'A..> : ::1 ! ihi , banco to : h
U<2 V - v : hot.; oaart s n rr-nt!y I “
at ft s;.re;hi showing--and ) found ! r
,'ot’e new e;;r;: r.nco that will or aj *
tbocu li.■ i i>: ilt's a n»w floor r
fpeo.-rK-r and -rubber that really Sl
Ila!■ sf! b.tifi work eit of clean- 51
.it:,- and -.vs n - fleers.
VJi •* i,’.i; - r.r.f- easy-to-use
;app’iaiu e ihar will wet scrub, ap- P
, j jo j, Ply wax. polish -
<4-.“ |_ and buff you; e
| A floors without j
rf*' hanging too ;
ijf i 1 brushes! I wet !(.
!ij especially glad 1 d
imjiifm!* L.-’ to know* that the 1 •
ifStn o#
j ' ti,sr,o Hsh C 1 |
alio VS you to i
#*o . ;i: vo-.;'!’ standard cftjp.l- f
net - -•> f trniturc, and right t
up fa io.;r i't-.scbeards, if you
jkpe youngsters, as 1 do, you’ll ;
ii’.s the aper.al switch on this ap
pliance ~. which is automatically 1
fvrit/jiied by tno handle. The pol
isher vs!l not operate until the
( haijjiio ;s lowered to regular op- I
erctir;" position. The special vinyl I
covered cord is 22 ' fee’-—long ■ I
.enough to do most any room from
|t*ne vail socket. ■
; M yoa want an even higher lus
ter on your polished f.c; rs. this j
iappJSmcc akfe includes a set of ;
jfflt buffing poos- which attach
'right to the brush shafts. Thanks
to the Hoover ; .ompatty, who man
ufacture this in v work- aver, we i
-.housev.-ives no longer ha- ■to put- j
n;> v. it a the backbreaking job of i
iSenihbirpy and polishing floors by
-baud. With spring housecsifaningr i|
hin :s jv-t around the calendar/ I
..that's mighty good news, isn’t it?
lips on Touring j
wens-.s Sy Coro! S.Coe
Wc -eo t Trcvd Avthorily
Votafion Heoith
/
t? you’re planni'.ig your summer i
♦acatien trip j><.» , \ r : to
give some tii- . -.; on !.••• .v to keep I
the ti- ' hc .'tiiy v r.ric >”■'re
away from home.
-
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/Does anv member of the family i
tufTer from bay nr a similar :
allergy? Det»ei check or. - o;,r uca- !
tion spot to ~f. -- s v y pel- '
len free You ran write Jo the I’c ---n .
Survey Committee of the *»•-, - -- in
:Aca(!cir,> • ' A lle-T-y, Iti h and
j Sheridan, North Chu-nge, Itimoi?
iTtll them where you’rt going, and
trhen.
Mr IVii'i eld( iv pen pie travel w sh
i sou? Try to find a vacation spot that
!affords recreation for them, too. ;
[Mountain -;«ri.-, or other vacation 1
[spots at ii t;li in .tudes can be un-
I comfortable for those with heart
• trouble or breathing difficulties.
p* Excessive heat, and humidity are
Hse<h problems for some folks - ‘
FMothfi - -• t> to >-i ■ i b fore making
fuccommcd jtions.
k- If you’re y-e camping, make >
[ sure that all mrmbo i -'ll Hie family
|*an recosr; zv j ■>. ->o |vv au-l poison
r oak, Ar. ounce of pr . ent ion is worth ,
| lotions of curt.
fe> If you’re motoring to distant
f epot where the climate nn.J food will ;
!be markedly diffm : ; : m thr at
[koine, check « ‘-a >« .- fam-iv doc.
| tor. His prefer- wul advice cun help
'you to a 1 -TP;’ vacation,
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AN K I
I G A YEAR t
p The Hood System
■ Industrial Rank
K S. BaShtbury Rt. RaJelffb i
■ MftnibAr, F.D.2.C.
*IOO, presented by Hr. H,
Claude Hudson, president;
Cioldeis State Mutual S 100;
l.iberty Savings and I.oan As
sociation. SIOO presented by
I . NT Itlodeett, president and
5100 b> the Umpire Furniture
Co.
Biliy 1 tar.irls .Joins Committee
One famous figure, whom ail 1
had hoped to see on the musical
program, however, could not ap
pear but helped financially. Billy
Daniels, ‘‘Mr. Ole Black Magic - ' |
added his name to the list of
celebrities in sponsoring the gi-
Lu-ntic rally.
Rev. Maurice A. Dawkins, an
nounced that Daniels had accept
ed chairmanship of the Sponsor
ing committee and also gave his |
check for Life Membership in the !
Los Angeles Branch NAACP
A 1,000 voice choir, under
(lie direction of Mrs. A. C
Hiibrew. provided background
music. Guest conductor was
Hall .Johnson, internationally
known rhoral director.
General chairman for the
nu tine was the Kev, .1. Ra.v
mond (Henderson, minister of
-eotid Baptist Church.
Earl Bostic, nationally known
band leader, Sammy Davis, Jr., I
renowned song and dance artist, j
and J nines Edwards, actor, pro
ducer and screen writer, were
mme of the other stars co-spon
iorii-.c the Shrine meeting.
Th. v" are 40 Dairy Herd Im- ;
r-’-ov, t-.-r-t Association testers pro- •
•e,;r ti- 'ing service in shout 50
ur.'ri.s m Nortn Carolina.
Cesr»hjcrri«t hatcheries in Korth i
Carolina produced R.S million j
thicks during January 1957.
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MISS HELP BRAXTON a
junior at St Xiigustincs Col
lege has received a «SOO 00
scholarship from the Woman’s
High Court To Review Cases
!
Os Two Convicted “Commies”
WASHINGTON <ANP' The,
United States Supreme Court has
agreed t,o determine whether an I
: excessive punishemnt- has hern
| imposed on two communist lead-',
ers convicted in 1.949 for violating
the Smith Act.
Henry Winston and Gilbert
Green were two of the origi
nal 11 Communist leaders
Turciiarr of the Diocese of
North Carolina. Miss Braxton
Braxton haiis from Norfolk,
Virginia and is a music major.
found guilt; by ibr \>« York
D»strirf Court allegedly for at
tempting to overthrow the
Government by force and vin-
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THE CAROL HSTIAIS
Senator Stuart Symington j
Lincoln U. (Mo.) Finalist
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.—Eighty
nine degrees were -inferred on
graduates from Missouri and sur
! rounding states at Lincoln Univer
sity iMo.) on Monday, June 2. in
colorful exercises held at 7:30 pm.
on the quadrangle in front of the
administration building,
i Speaker for the commencement
convocation was Senator Stuart
Symington fD.-Mo).
Senator Symington w-a* ap
pointed the nations first scc
irnce. Each of the 11 were
sentenced lo five years im
prisonment and fined SIO,OOO.
White on bond awaiting an ap
peal, Winston, a Negro, and
Green, white, fled to pvnde
commitment. ,
Green did not, surrender until I
February 1956 and Winston sur- j
tended the following month. Each -
was charged with “knowingly ana I
deliberately 1 ’ disobeying and re- j
sisting an order to surrender. For !
this violation they were sentenced
to three years in prison.
Winston and Green are asking
: the high court to decide whether
a criminal contempt, case may be
punished by a. prison sentence of 1
more than one year.
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for a term ending January 3,
1959. In the Eighty-third Con
gress he -was appointed to the
Armed Services and Govern
ment Operations eommittees,
and to the Eighty-fourth Con
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WKEK ENDING SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 19.57
j June 2, at 3 p.m., in Paga audi
| tori urn on the campus at Lincoln,
j Dr. M. Lafayette Harris, president
j of Philander Smith College, Lit
] ’l° Rock, Ark., was the speaker.
Dr. Harris, who Isas been
president of Philander Smith
since S93fi. ts an ordained
Methodist minfster and the au
thor of several hooks Includ- j
ing "Life Can Be Meaningful.”
President and Mrs. Dawson en- ‘
tertained for graduates, alumni, i
faculty and friends at the Presi- j
dent's home at 5 p.m. on Sunday |
| after ibe haccaulaureate program |
Alpha Kappa Mu Is a national
schoias! .- honor society which has
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Graduate* ©f 1957. May ws jfj|| I!'|ljj |
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