Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1960 — Page 2
2—The Tmtianapolis Recorder, June 25,1960
ren, 1433 W. Pruitt, and Charles E. Willis Jr., 936 Indiana, faced maximum sentences of 1-10 years . on a robbery charge. 18-year-old
After veteran newsman Jep Ca- Marion A Tinsley, 4144 Graceland,
Boys Get Break In Attack Case
dou asked that they not be given the maximum sentence, three of the four Negro youths who pleaded guilty of attacking Cadou and his wife on the Statehouse parking lot Feb. 12, were handed one-year terms on the Indiana State Farm
last week.
The youths, Sandor Moreland, 3147 N. California; Anthony War-
pleaded guilty to robbery also, and is to Hp sentenced June 27. Auto banditry charges against the youths were dropped by the prosecutor’s office after their guilty plea to robbery was entered The Oadous were leaving the Indianapolis Press Club at the ISTA building when the attack took
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Medical Grad Near Record
For Scholarship CHICAGO (ANP) — L’oyd Ferguson, a 27-year-old Negro medical student from South Carolina, last week was one of four students who maintained near straight A averages in graduating from the
University of Chicago.
A pathology student who Plans, of^aPProximaieiy vu uuu copies to pursue further studies in the distributed to public^ school pupils
field, Ferguson graduated along with classmates Alfred Heller, 29,
Schools' Vacation Leaflet Entitled
'Summer Life avers' To help prevent needless injuries and possible fatalities, the department of athletics, physical education, health and safety of ihe Indianapolis Public Schools has prepared a leaflet “Summer Life Savers.” This leaflet contains a message from Geo r ge F. Ostheimer, general superintendent of education, relative to safety suggestions
for the summer.
It emphasizes safety in the areas of playing, walking, bicycling, swimming and boating. There have been approximately 70,000 copies
MEDICO to Build $50,000 Clinic for Lone African Medic
Charles Mittman, 24, and Frank Thorp, 24. Dean of Students Joseph Cithami said their final averages were so close that it is necessary to extend the grade points to two decimal places to find a difference among the four. Fnal ranking in the photo-finish won’t be disposed until tabulations are
made in July.
Ferguson’s high rating as a student was praised by Dr. Franklin McLean, professor emeritus of physiology at the university, and a long-time fighter against discrimination in the medical field. As secretary of the National Medical Fellowships, Inc., an organization which grew out of the locally formed Provident Medical Associates, Dr McLean, 71, has given more than one million dollars in grants to 300 Negroes in both undergraduate and graduate training. He has long contended that given the same financial breaks as others, the Negro student has the capacity of becoming in outstanding medical physician, .eacher and researcher Ferguson has been termed “one of the finest students I ever have taught” by Dr. Robert Wissler, head of the university’s pathology
department.
and these were used by teachers in their classes during the last week of school to impress upon these children the need to be especially alert to safety rules
throughout the summer.
On the last day of school, each child will be encouraged to take his leaflet home, discuss it with his parents, and then put it in a con.vpecuous place i nhis room where
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Jjudge Postpones
Justice Dept.
Integration Suit BILOXI. Miss (ANP) — A Federal judge last week granted stats officials 60 days to prepare for a Justice Dept, suit seeking integral tion of Gulf of Mexico beaches
here.
The suit charges Biloxi and Harrison County officia's with violating a contract with the Federal government by denying use of the beach to Negroes. The Justice Dept, claims Federal funds were used to build a seawall along the beach with the understanding that it would be open to use by the public, including Negroes. ,
NAIROBI, Kenya—Murngai Njeroge, an American-trained African doctor, for six months has been fighting the three main enemies of his people, malnutrition, respiratory infection and Intestinal disease With his ammuhition supply stacked to the ceiling in a small back room, and crates and crates of U S food concentrates and vitamins, the African doctor takes on
the task single-handed
The clinic is so small that the waiting room is often crowded and overflowing. The tiny clinic will be replaced by a new $50,000 clinic which will be financed by the MEDICO, the international organization founded by Dr. Tom Dooley, former U. S. Naval officer, dedicated to providing medical clinics in underdeveloped parts of the
world.
Dr. Omar John Fareed of Bevehly Hills, Calif., whom Dr. Njeroge met while studying medicine in the United States, has arrived to help set up a medical laboratory at the clinic Many of the patients walk up to 100 miles to the present clinic. Nearly 200 of them pass through Dr. Njeroge’s office daily. Dr. Nperoge established the present clinic with the aid of
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John Roosevelt To Address NBL Meet in Cincinnati John A. Roosevelt, son of the late President, and a partner in Rache and Company. New York investment bankers, will be the banquet speaker July 21 at the National Businefes League convention, to be held July 19-22 at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel in Cincin-
nati.
Mr. Roosevelt, who has had wide experience in the merchantile, industrial and banking fields, is an active member of the President’s Committee on Government Contracts. NBL President Frederick D. Patterson, founder of the United Negro College Fund and director of the Phelps-Stokes Fund, will present the convention theme, “Trends and Newer Opportunities in Business,” and will introduce th* keynote speaker, Raymond J Leslie, president of the Carver Loan and Investment Com-
pany of Philadelphia.
More than 600 dc’cgatcs from the 1 NBL affiliates in 19 states are expected to attend the four-day con-
vention of the league, founded In Boston in 1900 by the late Dr. Booker T. Washington, which repxesents the major business institutions owned and operated by Negroes throughout the country. As operators and consumers these businesses reflect an 18 billion dollar market among Negroes.
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Franklin Choir On Program At Coppin Chapel Church FRANKLIN—Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crowe end family of Indianapolis spent Sunday visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt. REV. J. J. HANDY and choir of Bethel AME Church rendered several numbers on a program held recently at Coppin Chapel Church in Indianapolis. MESDAMES John C. Carter, Webster Montgomery and Mervin Green and Miss Sylvester Crowe were the birthday guests of Mrs Beverly Fleming in Indianapolis. MR. AND MRS. Laurence J. Falweli and son, Mrs. Frank Battle of St. Louis, and Mr. and Mrs Robert Ham and children of Indianapolis were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James R ; Perkins and family. MISS LELA NAPIER has returned to her home in Chicago after I .spending the week with her sister, Miss Ruby Napier. MISS KATHY WRIGHT, a teacher in the Gary Public School System, has returned to Franklin to spend the summer with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Perkins.
MR. AND MRS. James White and family entertained recently with a wiener roast. MISS JOYCELYN Crowe, confined in St. Vincent Hospital, is recovering nicely. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. John Hunt. MR. AND MRS. Merwyn Green entertained Mrs. Ann Crowe, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sims and fanri’y at a bar-b-que Sunday. MR. AND MRS. Claude Wilson and family of Louisville were the recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buford Vancleave. ROBERT SCOTT left Franklin last week to spend a two-week vacation with relatives in Russel-
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MAX GRANGER and family of Indianapolis spent Sunday with son protested I didn t hke to see Mr. and Mrs. Chiarles McGill and niy brother get a ticket.
DETROIT (ANP) —Police here don’t know where Ninotchaka Jackson has been all her 18 years, but they’re glad they’ve only seen
her once.
Dubbed the one-girl riot after she fought off 10 policemen, injured three of them, her bother, a passerby and tied up traffic, Judge John P, Scallen faced her in court last week. AS THREE PATROLMEN, all injured in their encounter with Ninotchaka, listened. Judge Scallen accepted her plea of guilty to a disturbing the peace charge He sent the 4-feet, 11-inch girl to the Wayne County jail until she is
sentenced.
“I won’t take a chance on releasing you on bond,” he said! “You make too much trouble. It is my opinion that the police should have brought you in here on a far more serious charge.” Patrolman Edwar Gawronski told Judge Scallen that Miss Jackson. ran up as he was writing a street violation ticket for her brother, Raezy, 19. “She yelled to passers-by to rescue her brother,” Gawronski said. “She tried to hit me with a club, but instead knocked down a man in the crowd who was trying to quiet her. “She swore and ran out In the street and blocked traffic. I took after her and she ran between houses and threw > garbage can lids at me. They missed but one of them hit her brother, who was trying to get her to surrender. It cut
his hand”
Gawronski’s partner, Ross Bertram, radioed for help, and eight iFoKcemen were rushed to the
scene.
With the help of the reinforcements, Miss Jackson finally was cornered. But she did not give up
without more fight
SHE BIT Bertram’s left wrist and stabbed Patrolman Robert SkJut in the face with the jagged end of a broken broomstick. Both patrolmen, wearing bandages, were
in court with Gawronski
All I did was talk,” Miss Jack-
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"When everything was quiet I went back and wrote it out,” Gawronski said.
Adult Leom-to-Swim Classes Start June 28 Free leam-to-swim classes for adults will start June 28 and will be held every Tuesday from 5:30 p. m. to 6:30 p. m., through August 16. The adult swimming da5ses to be held at Broad Ripple, Brookside, Douglas, Ellenburger, Garfield, Rhodius and Willard, are being sponsored again this year by the Indianapolis Red Cross, the City Park Department and the Indianapolis Public Schools. There will be no charge for instructions, but regular fees will be charged for the use of the pools. To register for free adult learn-to-swhn classes or to obtain additional information, call the Red Cross at ME. 4-1441. the Indianapolis recorder Published Weekly by the GEORGE P. STEWART PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Main Office 518 Indiana Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana Entered at the Post Office, Indianapolis, Indiana, as second-class matter under the Act of March 7, 1870 National Advertising Representative Interstate United Newspapers, Inc., 546 Fifth Avenue. New York. N. Y. Member: Audit Bureau of Circulation, National Newspaper Publishers Association, Hoosier State Press Association. Unsolicited manuscripts, pictures cuts will not be returned unless accompanied by poetage to cover same. Subscription Rates City 8 8.00 4.00 6 Mos. 1 Yr. Indiana 3.26 4.60 Elsewhere 8.50 6.0i) Single Copy Price 16o
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