Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1960 — Page 2
2—The Indianapolis Recorder, Mar. 5,1960
on. Veteran a Retires
Louisville Council Kills Bid to Boll Discrimination LOUISVILLE (ANP> — Two sur’priscs Within a fortnight have had to he Absorbed by Louisville citi-
zens.
The fust was the introduction of an ordinance, by the lone Negro member of the board of aldermen, which tvould have banned bias against Negroes in local hotels, theaters and restaurants. The second occurred last week when a three-member aldermanlc committee A-oted down the proposal. despite the pleading Of :ts sponsor. William W. Beckett. Beckett was outvoted 2-1 by Aldermen Clifford J. Haury and Barth P Zaepfei Jr. on the strength of a city law depaitment opinion that the aldermen did not have the legal power to enact such an ordinance.
Virginia Union Prexy to Address 'Y' Monster Meet
mMmrnrn
WILL JOHNSON
Will Johnson, a sixteen-year employee of Ell Lilly and Co. retired February 29 from the company’s
service department.
A native of Athens. Ala.. Johnson attended school there before entering the Army during World War l. lie served in France whei-e ’ ,
T 0l ^^n h -n? hr ° Pn< ' 1 * nd OtflCCl-S Of lOOal 988 O.'dO.Od MU.C md war. Mr. I si 8 ns rf^IgnatlnS soporatO rest
Johnson came to Indianapolis from
Memphis Union Hall
Restores Mimcrow' Restroom Signs
M i: M F* HIS (ANPi—The jim crow signs are back on tire four restrooms ir, the hall of the United Automobile Workers union hall
Cold Season Here: What to Do About it?
Wilbcrfone. Ohio. Before going to
rooms for white and colored. Judge Ceylon Frazer declared. In effect.
. a* i >4 that the local union is boss of the Ayrw, Block's* andthe'poj Office! ■’jf 1 *”£' h » t lhc intornotional has
five M J W4 n camp’ d hiS ' The judw look the action by ... , _
' Asked about hi. plans, he said!»" in j ilint ', ,0 l 1 r l nd is . ;l "f owerar Reel Estate Brokers
he and hi, wife plan to. take an IUAW uttjrnalKMul from mertc - ^ ^ —
This is tlie season of the most r>nd wo st colds. Right this minute some ro.GOO.OOfi people are busy with ftose-cbops. cough medicine, antihistamines, and Grandma’s pet remedy. No harm done, but nothing you take can prevent or eu e a cold. However, you can make youi self more comfortable
in spite of our cold.
It’s usually best to stay home the first day of a cold. The rest will help you fight the infection.'And since you do most of your jet-pro-pelled sneezing the First day. other people will appreciate it if you
slitv Iviiiif 1
NOSF-OROP.S can uncork a stttffed-up nose. Aspirin relieves eo!d-types aches and pains. AnTihisiamines won’t do much for cold ryTiptons unless you have an •Jkrgy if some kind at the Kami! time However, since many antihistamines have a slight sedative effect, they cart make you care less that you have a cold. Plenty cl fluids are always good for you — make your system perk up. No ' special value for colds, though, i
ur. csamuei j-tocior. oynamu • 7^ anything you feel like eatpresident of \ irguua Union Uni-1 bnt ( i on ’t gorge yourself, versily and United Negro College , Heavy meals Like extra energy to i und official, will he the guest . digest and you need all vour i>c‘p sjH*aker for the “V Monster Alect- ; 0 light the cold virus. Sunday at u;30 I at the Forget aheut "sweating it out." I Fall Creek Parkway \MCA. That only makes you feel weak.!
A member of the Natipn.il Com- Tjv to avoid hopping back and j mitter of the President’s 1960 icnh from very cold to very hot; , White House Conference on Chil- omperatures. j - d-en and Youth. Dr. Proctor also ( (Editor’s no'.e: That’s all there is IN GOTO V OtCTS serves on the* executive committee * to this column. The writer came 1 ^ ^
of tne Association of Protestant j down with a h?.d cold ahd had to:UGOFOlfl CloUlltV Colleges of the National Council | go home. i „ .51 r *** */
of Churches, the executive board —
of the Southern Regional Council
DR. SAMUEL PROCTOR Samuel Proctor, dynamic
RITES FOR RETIRED TEACHER: Mrs Eletha Gray Linthccome, retiree! public school teacher and wife of Dr. Scobie R Linthecome, was buried Monday in Crown Hill Cemetery following rites at Willis Mortuary. Rev David E. Mitcham (front)
and Paul Haizlio (center), funeral director, lead the active pallbearers, including Atty. Henry Wilson, Alphonse Rice, William Walker Jr., Charles McMurray, Dr. Lloyd Taylor and Judge Mercer M. Monce. (Recorder photc by George P. Stewart II)
iniDoctor's Wife
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Ezra E. Gray, both of Indianapolis. Other relatives include a cousin , Miss Lillian Naomi Wortham, ana two nieces. Miss Marilyn Gray, , Chicago, and Mrs. Joy Gray Johnson of New York City. A nephew,
» ,h- Stt tjjcopjv.IUfi.of,he halt. , f Cbu.vhov
Council of the National Council
weather breaks and then he in-.i
1 THE PARENT UNION took) strictly a Virginia Union man
tends to spend his time working J oycr^ the a .^ r i | ht received his All degree froir.
around his home..
Charged with Using 'Rocc Score' Tactics
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In (icoigia boasting that it has I fused to drop its racial sogrega-1 1he un j ve vsitv in 1942 and was PHILADELPHIA < ANP) — Twoi P1 ° 0 Negroes than whites as vegisUon polim f'rr tlx* hall’s "our ; est-1 £) can 0 f the’ School of Religion P’ omirent real estate brokers were 1 ft red voters is something quite un-
ooms. There arc about 500 No- j irortl ]95() Un tn bis appoinlmenl q’lestioeed here Let week about UKUal.
Oilf H IlrwiKAw* XA/laal'Ac i surrounded by many beautiful flo- i George Herod Gray of Chicago, also
‘ tributes, with hundreds of survives.
U1NE3VILLE. Ga (ANP) — In friends passing the bier. j Active pallbearers were, Attv. h. state noted lor its* blatant re- In a brief ceromonv. which lasted j Henry Wilson, Alphonso Rice, Willi id ions tpon Negroes registering 25 minutes. Rev. Mitcham said, j Ham Walker Ji\, Charles McMur-’ 10 vote, the existence ol a county "Her qualities and character wen* | ray. Dr. Lloyd Taylor and Judge 1 deep and profound. She lived the Mercer Mance. ! . ... . simple life without pretense. ; ^ ^ u A «Tertisemei»t Next Week
"She was one!" the minister .. Th ' Se 7‘?T SSJ? he 1
1 direction pf the WlHis Mortuary',
Call ME. 4-1545—Place A Low-Cost Classified
ikmiix. * ,,v ' ,c ""r **' {trom iuou umit ms appounmem ia*-i ween aoour usu*.,. lc•ntinued.* , who had accomplished i , j, 1
30111 Dfaaiey , n-oes among the TROD members. fQ the presidenev in 1955. tne prartiec of searing white home- Such a place ;s Liberty County,. a n that could be done with Paul Haizlip, director.
Funeral senices fo* Sam Brad-; The local’s petition "or ihe in-! Dr. Proctor received his BD from >wmis into selling their proper-j »• tile soutJieastern part of Geor-i hhb
lej'. R2. 733 W. North, who died j kmctior. Claimed the union hall ; t * rozicr Theological Seminary in , t'os once a Nog o family has Fob 25 in General Hospital, were-(was fln?uced bv a s s e s s m e n t s ' stvidied in the Yale Univer- ;i,m 'ed into the particular area.
“HER SUFFERING was borne
...... , , , , without complaint, as she saw only ;
. What is more unusual about the | i ov and cco H” I neld Feb. 29 i n Jacobs Brothers against local members and there- rilv Graduate School and received i Appearing before the Com mis- county is the fact that in a re-; jie ful1her gain **j have stood! Wi'stsido Chapel, with burial in .fore the local is the sole owner, doctorate in Theology from '* on 0,1 Human Relations, which is cor, t icvis.’on oi voting lists, 1,000, | w t hc river of Jordan and watched
This freedom has been wen by the
1 thc hal1 wa , s "2*1 ! As a renresentative of the Amer- Khiu* and Edward Moses, I dropped f'um the rolls. Vote regis- <et/>rn'il freeilom nnd release
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VJola° Friai^ > and' Ft hL?Penfe j Judgl Fraser related only to con- i ^e'scISV^iorf the BaltR ; ndgliborh.^d, wrii 'iTe^'t cn'ants
inorn.eu u 11 c imder lk^h Baptist on ihc World Rap list
years. 'ikG thc locsl itsOiA, unciGi , F'^rci^n .Mission Sociotv Dr Proc- vViJV . | _ . JH Sum\ors include thc wile. Mrs.!liitcmatfonal control. 4 1 tor has traveled ev-tcnsivclv in PaP ; ^ecliatciy alter a colored family 1<iIIs is no? ^ eC3lise of discrimina * arc the himhand Dr • ottie Bradley: two daughters, Mrs., . The nilibg by chancery court, |, s(i| \ c ; j l ndia l and R l urma H e toured i moved ; into a previously all-white J l ^ ut of interest in j Sc ^ e R ° untheJimi! two broul-!
^LIBERTY COUNTY, 35 miles t ors * Geolge . . G, ay ’ ot Chica S°* a ;
1 r n nntiev i utiiivt; .1. u.i- summer of 1953. ! cards suggesting they sell now from Savannah, is the only one ir | pontrlcVor- aiTaunt Tnd uncle’ i locals segregation policy. ( Prorinterinn ^^veral told Investigators they s the ^ u th with more Negro than ; '
FrcsD>tciIan , r nrix Soa#] irx ernwhilo ro^istcrod voters Nin^j Mrs. xonnic ivi. iiiasin^amc ano ,
a brother, Robert Bradley. Clcvc-; trol of. th ® i States’ lor the Baptist World Al-1 ^cre besieged with letters, uost-
veland. Miss.* four grandchildren ! establish ownership or rule on fne ^
and 12 great-grandchildren. nnbev
The Witherspoon
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-.cnui-en I neir wnn Kussen mown Mere advi ^ not to send their i e»nwhite registered voters. Nine! I! of Auuckf liish SchooTdi,"^ I :•!>*'*«« to »-!,h I ho Negro! * i #! -.‘.’.'J 11 ' nish the ro1 ' t* 10 l Jr °-' hoc-cores' 50 percent' colored ITS! !*!.'!»«•• 30 in Mhicfc ' ClVIC LeOgUG
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Local Airman Assigned to Californio Base
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To Install
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A/3c JAMES D. SMITH
j Mheity County, predominantly ■j Negro, ;>oasU 2,472 Negroes and 2.128 whites registered for the 1958 , New Leaders
, and 3.200 w hites.
Why were Negroes dropped from tin* rolls? Under state law, anyone eligible to vote who fails to do so over a twoyear period, is removed from
the rolls.
Current registration figures, as I
Compiled by Mrs. Lucille Wood,} Liberty County registrar board: chairman, put registration figures •
fo. both races at 2,150 each. A Negro spokesman contends that Negroes have 200 more regis-
tered than whites.
Mrs. Wood said that the registration cf more Negroes is due solely to their larger numbers, and not to any drive to register them I SHE REPORTED that there had ' Lceii some discussion about enter- 1 ing a Negro candidate for a county ! off ice, but no one was oflered up' j tor election. Several Neg oes in-1 j terviewed were either engaged in]
T^CKLAND APB. T«-Airmon business "or hokl'jV/te bV'sppi'in't-! James D. Smith, son of Mr. aid , men t Om noted ih-n iin e'iri ! 1 1 j signed to a omt of the Strategic. c 0 . w |iv don’t, th. v 1
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SKIRTS 50 DRESSES $1.00
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DICKIE LASWELL. M*r. >
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REV. GEORGE TATE
i . . .» . r So, why tlon’t they register in I
Air (. omtijand at March A*B, Calif., bigger numbers ^
far training and duty as an ad-
ministrative clerk. He recently completed basic military training
here.
He is a graduate of At tucks High
School
Airman Smith wa*- enlisted in fi e Air Force through Room 102. Federal Bldg.. Indianapolis by
j T/Sgt Bill StriegelP. Lori fiord Co.
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M* L. King Soys He Won't Fight
Extradition
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ifEdlAi Purchase .22 Col. Revolver
Installation ceremonies lor Progj revive Civic League leaders will j be * held on Sunday, .March 6, at Caldwell AME fcion Church 1056 Sheffield at 3:30. The officers will be installed by the pastor, Rev. J. Crockett. A musical program will be presented by choirs, soloists and j quartets from several churches. I 1 OOfficers to be installed are Rev.!
j ATLANTA, Ga (ANP) — Rev Geor ^ e founder and presi-1 1 Martin Luther King declared here : drnt: L Buchanan, vice-president; 1 Mile last week that he will make i' Mrs - E - Buchanan, secretary; Thom- j no effort t j fight efforts of Alabama 1 as Everette, treasurer and Mrs. M.! ‘officials to extradite him to stand ! Dartv - secetary. trial on perjury charges. | TRUSTEES ARE E. Williams, Earlier it had been reported H Mitchell, George Levili and
NEW YORK—-To meet the crow- ! that Kin g v ould resist extradition. Floyd Young, critic. Members of the im f demand for king rize non-filtev ! 1,!,vc f-othing to hide. I eat: social committee? include Mrs. d ga reties, P^Lor i R ard Z Co”^! as an-1 J^morably ge back tc, Alabama to ; Laura Lovell Louis Tate Irene •k unced a new king size, non-filter i sau King, who gained Soules, M. Mitchell and L. \M.Old Gold Straights cigarette in a ! ’ 1 hix years ol smouldering ‘lams. , , 4| •-eft package ji>oimu*-n it tegiation troubles. , Invitations to attend tlie alfair “Among n6n-filter smokers then ,il T 31. wdio claims Ala- are extended to all fraternity and b an ine* easing popularitv ror‘ l ;ima '^fbtals Uumpcd up the league members and members of *ong si/e cigarettes.” the company } , ‘ ,la , jrges in rc L*liution lor his civil the NAACP. Speakers on the pro- ! riated. By the addition of king activities, said. “We will cer- gram will include Andrew Ramsey. >ize Old Straights. Lorill u d ‘ H :,, 4 l ! y il to t:,e hi S ,,c,sl court : Recorder columnist: Atty. Frank I repeats to enlai*gc substantialIv; “J tJl f ,f° P rovc t,le ^Isity of ; Beckwith and E. J. Hood, pi'esident the brand’s over-all sales, which ! charges of the Central Avenge Good Govpreviouslv have been dependent Count;. GiuikI Juiv in IMon*- ernment League. Mr. Rood has been I upon the regular size and cimsh-i p me, !>'* t A1 4 a * ''here King led c i the president for the past 23 years • I ion of box markets boycott that ended racial segrega-1 of the Indianapolis area church -J| King size non-ffHer cigarettes ; L° n ,. ° 4 n city buses, indicted the 1 YMCA. Hs has worked with Boy now account for approximately | 011 , f*^ ar ^ cs ! Scouts for 47 years, and is also a one-out-of-every-five q Ig are t tes I L^volving lus IJ5G and 1958 income Central Aevenue Methodist Church
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j The new. king size Old Gold ! Straights, which will sell at popu- ! lar price, are expected to be on | retail counters in virtually all i metropolitan areas by the first of j March and national distribution is ! chcdulcd for completion early in
j March.
The perjury charges were filed j re cerational director,
because they are felonies under Alabama law. Evading state income
taxes is not a felony.
"I will go back and i>e tried but when it will be I don’t know.” King said at the Ebenezer Baptist Church where be is co-pastor with his father sinre moving here from Montgomery ea Her this month. I have 30 days,” he said. Su-
Rev. -Tate is associate minister of Caldwell Church and a graduate of St. Mary's Seminary, British West Indies. A product of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, he is a preacher. a lecturer and historian. He was high commissioner for the Marcus Garvey movement. He has traveled throughout Cuba, lectured in Spanish and organized
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GEORGE P. STEWART , - — - ,, — ^ „ — printing company. INC. perlor Judge.Jcptha Taiiksley gave j many locals in Nashville, Tenn. A ilam Office Ats indlsma Ave. King that much time to decide ! master Mason, he recently lectured Entered at the Post office. Indian-j whether to waive extradition to‘I in Kentucky, Detroit and Chicago. | npuiie. Indiana, as second-class mat-) Alabama or fight the attempt to i Mrs. Mary P. McGuire will be
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In Montgomery; Prosecutor William Thetiord said King w'a* charged with lying about some of
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