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SATURDAY, MARCH 27

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Colorful boot, sport show opens Friday An array of valuable prizes, top-notch entertainment and spectacular exhibits will spark the 1065 Indianapolis Sport, Boat and Travel Show March 26 thru April 4 at the Coliseum, Indiana State Fairgrounds. Top give-aways include a juneau lake cottage as grand prize, a free trip to Jamaica and many thousands of dollars in other prizes. Colorful Don Woods will be master of ceremonies. Don will host a show comprised of the Bumpys, a family acrobatic team; Rudy Dockey and his basketball playing boxers, and Leo Sabourin and Jean Lagace, talented championship team of

log-rollers.

Headlining the spectacular will be the renowned explorer, Dave Irwin. Also on the bill will be comedy diver Willy Keo; Minnesota Fats, champion pool and billiard player and Wes Harrison, better known as “Mr. Sound Effects.” This show will be combined with the varied exhibits of camping equipment, wildlife, hundreds of boats and accessories, the latest in trailers,

numerous exhibits of fishing Speaking for a meeting spon- scene said, “To continue the

and hunting equipment, golf gored by the NAACP last Sun- march,'it would have been nec- A federal grand jury conequipment, bowling, a booth de- d a y Mayor John J. Barton said, essary to push the police aside veiling here late last week repictmg the Indianapolis Indians “j am gyre President Johnson and climb over the cars. This turned 27 indictments, includand many other varied dis- w ju ac t; swiftly in bringing would have given them an ex- ing among other charges evaP Tnf' C. * n u peace to Alabama.” cuse to beat us.” sion of income taxes and a •ii*! 6 WI Pe jP en ^ The meeting was held at the Early this week other Indi- first-do-gree murder charge until 11 p.m., weekdays, and 1 Broadway Christian Center, anapolis area clergymen who against an inmate of the Fedp.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday and Broadway and 17th St. More have visited in Selma included eral Prison at Terre Haute.

HONORED: Elected and appointed Negro officials of Marion County were honored of a reception Friday afternoon at the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel. The occasion was the meeting of the Marion County Bor Association. In photo ore (left to right) Attys. Robert G. Mann, Marion County deputy prosecutor; Bernard Huff, deputy attorney general; Theodore Wilson,

assistant attornye general; TTiomos Crowdus, deputy prosecutor; Taylor Baker, city prosecutor; Charles A. Walton, state representative; Judge Mercer M. Mance, member of the Bpard of Safety; Judge Wilbur S. Grant of Superior Court 2; Patrick E. Chavis, state senator; and Rufus C. Kuykendall, city councilman and

president of the association.

Federal action in Alabama federal grand

urged by Mayor Barton

BILLBOARD GIRL: Beautiful Hollywood actress Mimi Dillard appeared as the Billboard Girl on ABC-TV's "The Hollywood Palace," which popular singer Robert Goulet hosted last Saturday night. Appearances on the top television variety show has led to film stardom for two young actresses. Raquel Welch landed a fat contract at 20th Century Fox Studios and Beverly Adams was signed to a longterm contract by Columbia Studios. Equal success is predicted for talented Mimi, first Negro actress to land the prize assignments.

Sunday.

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than $550 was contributed by a Bishop of the Methodist Among these were: those in attendance to the cam- Church. Robert L. Woods, age 27, 738 paign at Selma, Ala. Bishop Richard C. Raines, W. 25th St., was indicted in the MAYOR BARTON further head of the Indiana area of the $1,526 robbery of the Northproposed recommending that Methodist Church was in Ala- western branch of the Amerithe city council go on record as bama to attend memorial serv- can Fletcher National Bank and supporting federal action in ices for the Rev. Mr. Reeb. Trust Co., last December 30. Selma, Ala., by passing a reso- BISHOP RAINES is vice- Charles D. Hardister, age lution. president of the Commission on 30, 3031 Winthrop for sale of Representing the Indiana Religion and Race of the Na- narcotics, heroin, on Sept. 23, Conference of Christian Church- tional Council of Churches. 1064. es, the Rev. A. Garnett Day, Three other clergymen of this Alonzo Johnson, age 41, 3160 Jr., stated that if the federal area who have gone to Selma N. Illinois, sale of heroin and government had responded a are: the Rev. David Lawler, as- concealment of heroin, on Jan. week ago to the Selma situa- sistant pastor of St. Joan of 21, 1065. tion, the Rev. James J. Reeb Arc parish; the Rev. Stephen James E. Barnes, age 58, might still be alive today. Hay, assistant pastor of Our 2828 N. Capitol, stealing from The Rev. Andrew J. Brown, Lady of Greenwood parish and interstate shipment, pastor of St. John’s Mission- Dr. Dale Fiers, executive Jack Coe, 27, 1065 W. 33rd ary Baptist Church and presi- secretary of the International St., sealed indictment; William dent of the Indianapolis Social Convention of Christian C. McClendon, age 42, 4052 Action Council was in Selma Churches. Graceland, Sealed indictment during the last fortnight. He Memorial services for the and Delbert L. Weathers, age explored reasons why Dr. King Rev. Mr. Reeb were held on 26, 3037 N. Kenwood, sealed delayed plans for a march on Monument Circle in this city indictment. Montgomery, Ala. last Sunday, in various local Johnnie Crummie, alias John THE REV. BROWN who has churches and in other towns 3X Smith, Gary, attributed his

refusal of both military service and civilian work to his beliefs

as a Black Muslim.

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Arrest of "lewd women" halted by court order Representing Miss Connie Ault, 21, 2838 Paris Ave., Attorney Robert G. Mann obtained an order in Marion County Superior Court this week assailing the legality of a controversial city ordinance. The order or injunction was granted by Judge Wilbur H. Grant presiding in Superior Court, Two. The controversial ordinance is one under which police have arrested “lewd women or suspects” found on city streets at night. The order or injunction prevents enforcement of the ordinance against any woman. It is the second temporary order obtained by Miss Ault over a two weeks period. It was temporary and subject to review at a hearing over this weekend—_ Attorney Mann stated that the order was obtained so that a full-scale attack on the legality of the ordinance might be instituted in court. ATTORNEY MANN charged that police had been using the ordinance for harassment purposes. But police claim it has been the basis for “vice arrests” in several “night-life areas.”

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