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said all but Pullings and Miss Keeby had been apprehended and
released under bond.
Norcotics Couple Bock in Chicago A man pod woman captured here last week as leaders of a dope peddling ring were to be returned to Chicago where they wilj face conspiracy charges brought against them last Jply. The pair, Jeremiah Hope Pullings, 43, and his companion. Dolores B. Keeby, 28, were arrested when police and a federal narcotics agent kicked down their apartment door at 1745 Minocqua. They appeared at a hearing Thursday before Federal District Judge William Sleekier. Pullings, described as an internationally known dope peddler, and the woman were being held under $65,000 bond Both have been wanted cince July when a big Midwest ring was whan a big Midwest r.ng was brokAgents said the pair were members of a huge Chicago ring that Included three policemen. William Durkin, assistant federal district narcotics supervisor at Chicago,
Petective Sgts. Robert E. Keithley and William E. Owen of the Indianapolis narcotics squad got the tip which touched off the apartment raid At the Minocqua street apartment, Owen and Federal Narcotics Agent Edward R. Cass posed as utility men in an effort to £et inside. They kicked down the door when Miss Keeby refused to unlock it. Pulling bad ducked into the bathropm and locked the door, Owen said. Pullings has a past recora of Internal Revenue Code violations, including possession of an unregistered still, and conspiracy, police said. Cass said he had areviously pabbed Pulling? on a narcotics charge several years ago in Chi-
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DETROIT, Mich. — Thomas F. Poag, Imperial .director of Voters Registration for the Imperial Council of Shriners, called on Shriners to redouble their efforts to increase the number of registrations. In issuing the chal’enge to Shriners throughout the United States he particularly urged an all out effort to secure registration during the week of April 17th through 23rd. Mr. Poag declared that no longer could Shriners be passive about the securing of full citizenship for aH people. He said that Shriners must exhibit an increased interest in the attainment of full citizenship
under law and order.
Mir Poag declared that Shriners were now interested in the exercise of American ideas and ideals of freedom and justice. He said that his organization was particularly concerned about full citizenship being granted every citizen, particularly the right to have the opportunity to vote in eve^y election, in the yight of changing world opinion about our Democracy. Mr. Poag pointed out that „ no longer could America tolerate the existence of discrimination and segregation based on race, color or re’igion in registration and vot-
ing.
In establishing the Voters Registration Drive Week Mr. Poag emphasized that Shriners were out to stz-engthen the democratic process. He suggested to members of his organization to ’’shun appeals to prejudice, rancor and ignorance which deform any worthwhile proj-
ect.”
“Shriners are not
with the control of any election or any candidate,” he said “On the other hand we are more concerned with the masses exercising their right to franchise,” according to
Mr. Poag.
The Shriners could successfully accomplish the program of inter-
THOMAS F. POAG
esting people to become qualified voters, Directors of voter registration have been appointed in more than 154 cities throughout the United States where there are Shrine Temples. Specifirally these Directcrs are charged with the responsibility of canvassing the community for eligible unregistered citizens and to assist in qualifying, Pointing to widespread apathy on the part of Negroes in many areas t h e Imperial Director of Registration said it “is desirable lor both men and women to become aware of government on all
levels.”
concerned I Mr> PoaE contends that the imp pact of an imposing registration
will set a new course in freedom and justice. He said that plans we e being made to continue annually a Registration drive headed by Shriners until the greatest possible number of citizens are qualified registered first class citi-
zens.
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African Student at ICC to Address Urban League Exhibit, Benefit Tea MARION—(Special to The Recorder)—George B. Goba of Taiama, Wttst Africa, and a senior at Indiana Central College, will speak at an African Exhibit and Benefit Tea to be held April 24 from 4:30 until 7 at the Marion Urban League. The purpose of the program, sponsored by the league’s educational program, is to raise money to aid in “Project Airlift” of the African-American Students’
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Various organizations have been asked to exhibit floral arrangements and other artistic motifs, depicting the Afro-American’s role in arts, sciences and other cultural contributions to American life. At the age of 10, when his father
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He hopes to enter medical school and study at a church seminary, qualifying himself to administer to his fellow countrymen upon his return as a Christian doctor
A WATCHFUL EYE: Keeping a watchful eye on the construction of his new service station going up at 25th and Northwestern, Ted Johnson (right), owner of Ted's Marathon Service Station, next door to the building site, seems to be full of glee as he confers with an unidentified worker. Johnson has managed his present 'station for rix years and hopes that the new one will be completed very shortly. Attacks Science Students Rate High in Regional Meet Highly rated lor their scientific 1 them in the national contest accomplishments throughout the ; Other Attucks students entering state, a select group of advance I exhibits at the fui: were Miss Ana students, representing Attucks j Fay Brown, a senior, who entered High School, rendered stiff compe-lwith a project on the determinalition in,the Regional Science Fair j tion of total nitrogen in the organs
■ o devote full time to personnel matters.” “A change of that kind couldn’t he made anyway before next year,” the Mayor observed. “And besides, Mrs. Lucille Masing, the assistant personnel director, is well qualified to handle personnel matte s.” The post of director of the Human Rights Commission was eretod in 1958 after a seven-year light by liberals of the city. Howver, last year both that job and lie personnel directorship were i s igned to Mr. Kertis. l iberals at that time were ap-
held April 2 at the Indiana Uni-
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In the spoHight were Miss Lillian Broadus, a senior, who ranked first in the senior biological section with her project cn the electrophoretic studies of blood serum from mice with Lymphocytic Leukemia,
of normal and leukemic mice; Miss Finis Anderson, a senior, who demonstrated the elect, on bombardment of leukemic mice, and Dennis Davis, ambitious sophomore, who displayed liis studies on the learning rate of mice. All three entrants received certificates oi
and Howard Stone, also a senior, nr e it for entering their projects, who took third place in the same Joseph Myers, biology teacher at division with his project on an j Attucks. is the instructor and projelectrolytic method of determining ; ect sponsor for the seniors, and the oxygen consumption of small; Junius Bibbs, also a biology teachrodents. j er, sponsored Dennis Davis Both students received medals; Ail oi the students have, cxfor their projects and may enter pressed a gieat deal of interest in i Science and show great possibili-
I ties of becoming successful contri- ! butors to the scientific profession. | The spotlight is on the future
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frontal attack at the point of jim crow, then the South was not only caught off guard, but without any effective means of
striking back.
Arrests, fines and threats of jail sentences seemed to have little or no effect. And the students laughed in the faces of red-faced officials who threatened to withdraw pub-
Mr. Goba also will S p eak he support from the schools they
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the observance of National College I l he challenge
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