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Greensboro Sears, Roebuck and Company, presents a check for SI,OOO to R. L. IVynn, ri*W, d.wry
specialist with the A&T College Extension Service, as a gift from the Sears. ******
rJTLrs# toe 4 H C/ub Dairy Calf Chain Program in operation in North Carolina. W. C. Cooper,
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Youth Reaches
TV Stardom
"She Is bill of ring She shakes
with rhythm. Her dark eyes shine
with Irreverence in » pretty tare
nf high cheekbones with a frim
chin She is a Negro girl who could
be Johnny Mathis’ little sister"
wrote Times marine last week
about I# year old Uggams
who has been in and around TV
for 12 years
Starting w'hen She was seven
Miss Uggams has appeared with
Arthur Godfrey Garry Moore. Sid
Caesar. Peter Lind Haves, and Bob
Cfosby. She won $25,000 as a con
testant on Name That Tune Mitch
Miller, saw her and signed her to
a contract, starting her up the
charts As a TV performer. Miller
invited her to sing along with him
and finally made her a permanent
"As the atar soloist on Miller’s
eing-along program." said Time,
“She has proved herself the best
girl singes- since Rosemary Clooney.
Her talent is evidence that not all
teen-ager singers are Indiscrimi
nately scraped up off the sidewalks
and shoved into echo chambers. She
has the range of mood and inflec
tion to do everything from Clang,
Clang. Clang Wpbt the Trolley to
religious songs at Christmastime.
Raised on 164th Street In Man
hattan's Washington Heights area,
she now lives In a new apartment
building near Lincoln Cantor with
her parents.
Miss Uggams has stosdfastly held
onto her own name even though
announcers hacked It up tor sev
eral years. She says that Fie has
the blood of both the Cherokee and
Seminole nations in her veins and
that her parent* have told her that
Uggams is an Indian word meaning
"sweet one."
Buick, sponsor of Sing Along,
handed her a Wildcat last year and
will soon come through with ano
ther new ear. (She also gets $2,500 a
week and her guest-appearance fee
is SIO,OOO. Her allowance is S3O a
week.
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“Operation Freedom*'
Extended To Delta
CINCINATI, Ohio "Operation
Freedom” is extending its work in
to the Delta Area of MiseiasippL
where it is assisting persons harass
ed for registering to vote.
The hoard of Operation Freedom
voted to expand into Mississippi
after receiving reports of wide
spread and Utter hardship result
ing from the drive to register Ne
groes to vote in that state.
The Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson.
Detroit, board chairman, reported
that thousands of persons have
been cut off from surplus food. Oth
ers have been driven off the land,
denied credit, shot at, and arrested
on trumped-up charges, he said.
For two years Operation Freedom
has been assisting farmers and oth
ers subjected to similar harassment
for registering to vote in Fayette
and Haywood counties in West
Tennessee. Cash grants and loans
helped to save many families from
being driven off the land.
The Delta region of Mississippi
adjoins one of the Tennessee coun
ties. It in chides some of the richest
farming land In the world, produc
ing fine cotton In great quantities.
The ares Includes 18 counties In
which Negroes constitute up to $0
per cent of the population. Oxford,
scene of the riots of the Universi
ty of Mississippi, lies on the east
ern edge at the Delta. The vast
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Nonviolent Coordinating Commit
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the Integration movement."
Singles Oat Freedom Seng
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