Black Mayor Speaks
Evers Very Enthusiastic Abort Fat ere Southern Racial Unity
"The South is going to be the
place in this country to change
the entire picture (of race
relation*)," Charles Evers told
a "Day of Unity" audience at
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Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
"The South is going to be the
place to change hate and
- bigotry."
A predominantly black,
mostly middle-aged audience of
about 700 gave Evers a standing
ovation when be was
introduced.
He is mayor of Fayette,
Miss., the first Negro to be
elected mayor of a biracial
Mississippi town since Re
construction. He is also the first
Negro nominated for the
governorship of the state. He is
running for that office on the
ticket of the loyalist Democrat
Party.
Evers said the South will
become known throughout the
world as the place where the
brotherhood of man exists.
"We have to heal those who
•re sick and make them well."
And the way to accomplish this
is through love, not hatred or
racism, be said.
"Racism is wrong," Evers
said. "We want to go forward
together. It's not black folks or
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Newt of Simple, Handy, New Antiseptic Wipe
Medical science has often been chided for its failure to solve
everyday problems which affect us all: "Doctors can't cure the
common cold, so let it turn into pneumonia—that they can
cure," is a familiar, if unfunny, wisecrack.
True, there is no panacea for colds yet. But science has tackled
and solved many even more
ordinary medical problems.
Children, especially, have ben
efitted.
For example, it would be
difficult indeed to And fault
with the way science has eas
ed the troubles connected
with the most common of all
first-aid problems cleaning,
soothing, and applying anti
septic to cuts and scratches.
Until very recently, such an
occasion was one of turmoil,
trouble, and pain. Cuts had to
be washed, and an antiseptic,
usually one that stung and
hurt, had to be applied. Often,
minor cuts and wounds were
neglected, rather than suffer
all of this, and infection re
sulted.
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"Now, it takes only a mo
ment to tear open a little foil
packet of Curad Antiseptic
Wipes and wash, soothe, and
apply antiseptic to a wound
—all in one quick, easy, and
painless motion," said William
O. Elson, director of medical
research for the Kendall Com
pany. "The pad Is then in
stantly disposable.
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the greatest value of the anti
septic wipes is in the treat
ment of children's wounds,"
Elson said, "even though they
are Just as convenient and
painless for adults. Youngsters
quickly learn that there is no
sting, and this fact alone re
moves all of the screaming,
coaxing, and aggravation from
the treatment of ordinary
children's cats. To complete
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white folks. It's Americans.
"Whatever this country is,
white America, you have made
it because you were in charge.
"We're not going to do to
them what they've done to us."
Everything in this country
must be equal for everyone,
said Evers. "If it's wrong for
black folks, it's wrong for white
folks. If it's wrong for white
folks, it's wrong for black
folks."
"Accepting each other" is the
first step toward equality,
Evers said. He suggested the
church as the starting place for
acceptance.
"If you're welcome in our
homes and churches, make us
welcome in yours," he said.
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packaging techniques. Now,
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tive antiseptic, a non-woven,
soft cloth, and a sealed foil
packet adds up to a very
handy, and very economical,
first-aid package for the Amer
ican mother. And it can be
used and disposed of any
where," concluded the medi
cal researcher
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By Richard Butler, A.1.D., 4
A bath is one of the easiest
rooms to decorate. And also
the most fun.
Usually the room space is
small (average bathroom is
five feet by eight feet) and
pretty well occupied by perma
nent fixtures. Your "decorat
ing" area is restricted by size
—-but not by color, accessories,
or pattern.
Im talking now about the
"inherited" bath —the one that
isn't going to be completely re
modeled. It's the bathroom
witii the floor you're probably
not fond of and the tiles you
wouldn't have chosen yourself.
You want to achieve a new de
cor, without resorting to major
remodeling.
A bath is a room of hard
surfaces—the fixtures and the
tiles. Whether a man's, wom
an's, or family bath, it needs
a softer look to be inviting.
And the best sources of soft
ness are fabric and color.
Use fabric on the floor—in
wall-to-wall carpeting. New
bath carpetings are luxurious
underfoot, easy-to-care for, and
Spiders See Clearly
Only About 6 Inches
When a person takes a
quick look at a spider, he
may see little except its many
legs and the general outline of
its body. A view through a
microscope brings out a good
deal more.
What kind of eyes does a
spider have and how many?
The eyes are "simple," and in
that way they differ from the
"compound" eyes of some
Insects.
There are eight eyes, or
four pairs, in the head of a
common spider. This would
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"You trusted us to be your
servants," Evers said. "Now
trust us to be your neighbors."
The Negro community, he
said, must reach out to the
white community.
Evers praised the people,
Negro and white, who joined to
form a community chorus for
the observance as an example
of unity. The 'chorus sang
"Because All Men Are
Brothers" and "Battle Hymn of
the Republic."
"We've got to do it (start to
unify) today," Evers said.
"We've got to start saving this
country today."
Evers received another
standing ovation, a much longer
one.
"Let there be peace on earth •
And let it begin with me," sang
the audience in unison. And the
observance ended.
The benediction was "a new
beginning," and some people
began by introducing
themselves to members of the
other race with whom they had
sat as they heard the speech.
Money collected during an
offering will be given to the
emergency relief fond of the
Experiment in Self-Reliance.
remarkably inexpensive.
Use color everywhere and
use it extravagantly, on walls,
on the ceiling, in accessories.
With all the bright, gay pat
terns and prints suddenly
available in vinyl-treated wall
papers, in towels, in shower
curtains, you're sure to find
color combinations that suit
you perfectly.
The important word in color
is "coordination." If you can,
shop all at once—not one piece
at a time. Match curtain, car
pet, toweling, etc., one to the
other. Finally, accessorize to
the limits of your imagination
. . . because that's what gives
a bath sparkle. Let the acces
sories match the room's style—
whether classic, country, or
contemporary and let them
be anything but "bathroom" in
manner.
Hang pictures on the walls,
in line with the paper's pat
tern. Arrange a small bouquet
of dried flowers on the toilet
shelf. Keep fragrant soap balls
in attractive jars or snifters. An
extra shelf might hold some
books as well as guest towels.
The possibilities are endleas.
it is shortsighted. It can see
clearly for a distance of only
about six inches.
Some spiders have six eyes,
having lost one pair which
their distant ancestors had. In
certain caves, blind spiders
have been found.
Other spiders have kept all
their eyes, even though they
live in dark places. Those
spiders often have "eyes
which glow In the dark."
A spider has a pair of
sharp-pointed jaws, and these
close together very much like
tongs. Near the point of each
is a small hole which lets out
a bit of poison. The poison is
(o stun or kill the victim
Which is bitten, usually an
insect.
Many persons fear spiders,
but there is only one kind
which does special harm in
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