Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1963 — Page 2

2—The Indianapolis Recorder, Oct. .12,1963 Free Oil Offered New Customers By Merriman Fuel Oil Company

its best . . . and it’s a pleasure to serve you. “Don’t be caught by Jack Frost . . . Call one of the above num-

bers.

FREE! FREE! FREE! Twentyfive gallons of heating oil will be given away with initial thank full from Merriman Oil Co., dealer in fuel oil at 4025 N. Keystone, LI. 5-1326 or VE. 1-1740. But you MUST clip COUPON from ADVERTISEMENT on Page 3 and give to driver when he comes to

fill your tank.

Merriman Oil is headed by M.G.

(Mike) Merriman as vice president l±vlia „ „ and Julius Griffith, well known i i aw y er anc j journalist, has received I young man in the business and so- j emission to translate into Span-

Mexican Paper to Reprint Article By A. W. Ramsey

Alfonso Loya, a Mexico City

Xmas Boycott Continued from Page 1

cial world, as representative. Mr.

| permission j ish and p

publish in an influential

Griffith said that his company will jyi ex j can daily newspaper, Ova-

deal only in the best quality fuel oil and guarantee 24-hour metered service plus budget terms to suit your income. He also wants you to know that the price is right... and when you call—thev’ll haul. Call Merriman Oil Company today, where service is always at

4 THE FINEST SELECTION — OF — ITALIAN KNITS IN THE CITY YAVER MENS SHOP 148 N. PENN.

clones de Mexico, an article by a Recorder columnist. The Mexican attorney asked for an article written by Andrew W. Ramsey. Appearing in the Aug. 4, 1962, issue of the Recorder, the article is entitled, “Pity the Poor

White Man.”

Loya, who has translated articles by Rev. Martin Luther King and James Baldwin, has asked Ramsey to write a special feature article dealing wdth current

general eonsu

for Justice, ^who first made

the proposal.

The professional group, which is also headed by James Baldwin, author, and Ruby Dee, the actress, h^d apltetl the major civil rights organizations to support the boycott as a protest against the killing of six Negro cuf.dren — four in a .church bombing—in Birmingham on Sept. 15.

the propo-

aaseited that “a consumer buying not have any ef,©n the Birming-

ham situation” because of the domination of the steel industrier. ip the Southern city. Wjlkins suggested that “each person should decide how best he can react effectively” to the Birmingham bombing, but, he added, organizationally we cannot sponsoir a nationwide Christmas boy-

cott.”

Wilkins said that the 10 sponsors of the Aug. 28 “March on Washington” had given “careful thought to the problems of such

, . _ _ _ ., , ~ a consumer strike “during a meetrace relations in the United States j n g i n Washington recently, for another Spanish language jj e smd all had agreed that a

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‘shotgun” boycott would be unfair to many persons” who cannot j have any effect on the situation in Alabama or the South gener-

ally.

“AH of us believe,” Wilkins continued, “that there < should be selective buying campaigns in every local community in which businesses with fair employment policies should be patronized and biLsinesses with unfair

polioies pased by.”

Wilkins noted that the NAACP had staged many selective buying campaigns “where targets should be reached and sufficient consumer buying power was present.” He said the organization would

stage such campaigns.

"Perhaps grown-ups should re- _ i frain from giving costly presents — to other grown-ups, and instead turn over the money to the cause

of civil rights.

Minister Sued

Continued trom Page 1

fence documents through which thev iptend to prpve properties

held jointly by the couple are Ervin ' testified that both transac-

the deed was being held in trust by her father because she was unemployed and unable to secure

mortgage.

Miss Patton told the court that she and her sister were jointly purchasing the 61st street property from Ervin on a land contract. Despite the denials of his wife,

TWO DIE IN CRASH: The body of Miss Willa Mae Holloway (right), 1816 Martindale, lies on the pavement after her car crashed into a parked car in the 2000

block of Martindale Monday night. A passenger riding in the Holloway car, Mrs. Bertie Ingram, 2131 Hovey, was also killed. (Recorder photo by Jim Burres.)

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Rev, Edwards

Continued from Page 1 bus, O. Born in Winchester, Ky., he entered the ministry at the age of I J. He was known as the “wonder boy preacher.” He attended the schools of his city, and later Simmons University, Louisville, Ky. TRIBUTES from throughout the city and nation were pouring into the home oi vue widow, Mrs. Emma Edwards, herself widely known and active in all phases of church work. Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct. 13, at the church at II a.m., with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. The body will lie in state Sunday after u p.m., at the church. Survivors besides his wife and daughter: two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Harris, Canton, u., and Mrs. Magdeiene Parks, Coiumnus, U.; and two orotners, Merritt Edwards, c-amden, and r'aul riainiect ox rrankiort, Ky.

Patrolman Thomas Williams, Sgt. David Jeter Promoted

worth in excess of $150,000. Mrs. Ervin further charges that her husband is the owner of severaj other pieces pf property listed in his name only. Among these properties is a house, at 614 Berkley Road, occupied by Ervin’s daughter by a previous marriage, and another at 1904 W. 61st, which Ervin says is being sold to a Miss Christine Patton, and her sister..

Mrs. Berdie Moutry.

Under questioning Thursday by Robert L. Brokenburr, Frvjji’s attorney, Mrs. Louise Singleton Hall, Ervin’s daughter, produced cancelled checks and receipts showing that she made the mortgage payments on the 'house in

which she lives.

tions were made with his wife’s

knowedge.

The proceedings continued as The Recorder went to press late Thursday afternoon.

TEN CITY FIRE-FIGHTERS CITED BY WATER COMPANY Pvt. Charles E. West, 533 Random .was among 10 Indianapolis firemen who received the Indianapolis Water Company’s fourth annual “Fireman-Citizen of the Year” awards at a banquet Thursday night. The dinner meeting was held in the Water Company Operations Center auditorium. Presented annually, the award is intended to direct attention to

She testified that she had only community services rendered by recently returned to the city at i firemen in addition to the regular the time of the purchase and that fire-fighting duties.

LT. DAVID S. JETER SR.

THOMAS WILLIAMS

Two veteran Negro policemen susneets.

The new lieutenant was cited in October of 1961 for assisting in the apprehension of three men was 1 wanted by the homicide and rob-

were upgraded last week by the

O • Board of Safety.

Key. Phillip Emile 5r. j Promoted to Lieutenant ^ Davi) S. Jeter, a veteran of 11 i fiery bureau in connection with a.i evan- years with the Indianapolis Police J several armed robberies through-

out the city.

His son, patrolman Richard Jetei, joined the force in Febru-

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Rev. Phillip Emile Sr

gelist lor 35 years in various Department’s uniform division,

cnurches throughout the city, uied

act. i. Funeral services were held Jeter, who has received numerOct. 5 at Mt. Olive Baptist Cr.ureh, i ous citations and commendations, witn burial in New Crown Geme- was elevated to sergeant in Februtery. ! ary, 1960, and served with the vice Kev. Emile, 85, 917 N Califor- | div i sion > leading a unit of three nia, had lived m Indianapolis 46 men ’ s . even month « Prior to his

years and was a cnarter member i P romo Hon

ary of this year.

He is the father of three other children: David Jeter Jr., Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. Marie Livers of this city and Melvin Jeter, a senior at Butler University where he

ox tne Mt. Olive Churcn. He was ^ i n March of this year, Lt. Jeter . . ^ „ a past, member of Tabernacle Ban- was c ° mm ended by Police Chief j also ^ tars on lhe varslt y footba11

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list Church and a member of

Meridian Masonic Lodge.

Robert E. Reilly for his “alert-v^duad.

ness and strict adherence to duty” Lt. Jeter and his wife, Thelma,

Survivn-a ir^i,,/T„ 1 in tbe apprehension of a hold-up reside at 1038 Congress. Mr- r ,ii„ p. C 0 jr , 13 Clt y> and, In February, he was commend- elevated to the rank of sergeant. „r d *Pp V b-S 0 ™?’ a T1 V. rotb ~ ed b -V Chief Reilly for his “quick Williams has been cited many an’ri 61 1 e ’ ' bln °i s < thinking and immediate pursuit” times for bravery while serving

and seven grandchildren. 0 f a car occupied by two holdup on the force.

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