Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1957 — Page 8
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8—The Indianapolis Recorder, May 25,1957 Notre Dome To Honor Bunche Kalph Bunch, under-secretary of the United Nations, will he among a number of notables to receive honorary degrees from Notre Dame university at commencement exercises June 2. Chief Justice Earl Warren of the US Supreme Court will be the commencement speaker. The famous desegregation decision of the court was handed down shortly after he was named to the bench by President Eisenhower.
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FOUR-BASE SINGLE: Hank Aaron, Milwaukee's star outfielder who was batting .379 at last report, recently went all the way around when Brooklyn's Duke Snider erred in fielding Aaron's single. Waiting at the plate are the Dodgers' Roy Campanella (39) and the Braves' Danny O'Connell. (Newspress Photo) mi
THE ACCENT'S ON BEAUTY: The accent was on beauty , for those attending the third annual clinic sponsored by the
Indiana Hair Designing Institute here this week, and the El Jlwl"!#
keynote was set Sunday afternoon with a beautifullyarranged tea at the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA. Pictured at the unusually beautiful tea table are Mesdames Essie G. Roy, Adele Reed of Philadelphia, here as specialist during the clinic, Julia Grant, Margaret Smith and Flynn H. Moses; Mr. F. H. Moses, president of the institute, Mesdames Beulah Harding, chairman: Geneva Johnson, secretary; Elizabeth Williams, treasurer, and Helen Valentine, membership secretary, and Wilbert Johnson, chairman of publicity.
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"I'm No Hero," Continura from Page 1 there that v''.’.onosedto happened. He should ha^e been dead, but be wasn’t.” Woodson came old of the tunnel ml it was an hour before u new rasing was prepared and he. could go back in. \ HE DLG through t-» the lioy a second time. He got his arms\aroend the bo\ :-ur pm'ed him out I saw his eyes open. Tlivy were i« beautiful blue eyes. 1 started to cry. I cried like a baby. Th-en I grabbed his ar ms and pulled him up." said the slender, wiry man. whose clothes v re clotted with muck and who was ready to collapse. His voice chocked with emotion. Henry's grandmother was one of tl.e first up to meet his rescuer. She shook his hand warmly and .id. Yru'io wonderful. Thank ■•.ou sir! Thank you!" -• v c--. uj jci •n" you and ybJi family.” Sam replied .humbly, ‘ Hod was with *d! of you.''
Negro carry-out boys have been hired at two Standard* Grocery Co. ! j supermarkets as a result of NAA-j CP action, leaders of the civil j rights organization said this week. ; The stores are at 2225 N. Illinois and 2839 N. Illinois. Both i stores enjoy Negro patronage (the 1 trade at 22nd and Illinois is said to be 95 percent Negro) but uniil recently employed only white per-
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Last March an NAACP comi uittee headed by Ceroid Baumann, labor and industry chairman, took j ’.he question to A.R. Henning, district personnel manager of the
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j Mr. Henning assured the group of the firm’s fair employment policy, but no change was forth- } coming and Mr. Baumann wrote o the firm’s parent company, the National Tea Co., at it-. Chicago headquarter.^. He received a reply from H. L. Marlin, national per.-voiine! iHiacor, which stated: “We can assure you our company believes in fair employment practices and our Indianapolis branch will continue to foster these policies locally.” The NAACP welcomes the hirJ .nrr of the carry-out' boys but would also like to see the employ-' pun s.unqse.) o.iit.)*^ jo + uai.i aa a merit basis by the Standard i • tores, committee members said. |
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