Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1966 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

APRIL

16, 1966

I.U.-Purdue

C—tbw4 tnm Pmgo I scientiousness of the unrest and upheaval that would inevitably insue since these churches serve more than twentythousand people. Destroying their church is like destroying them. Is I.U.’s intention not only to force our people from their homes, but also to uproot them from their temples and tabernacles? We do not have the answer, for I.U. has totally and completely overlooked, ignored and insulted the Negro churches and the Negro ministers, in the following ways and many more: 1: They did not seek to inform people. 2. They totally by-passed the churches and their ministers and as such no assistance has been offered churches in the gruesome task of relocating. A task that has been made almost impossible because of the blunt refusal on the part of most lending agencies to finance Negro churches. 3. Since the people in this area are predominantly a low income group. Has l.U. considered some type of easy financing for the relocating of these peoples places of wor-

ship? This problem plagues our hearts and these questions are ever present burdens on our tongues. Before we have answered with Christ-like patience. Nothing happened. We only say it may be fire the next time. COMMISSION MEMBERS: Rev. J. Earl King, chairman; Rev. Rubin Fields, Rev. M. Bernard Girton, Rev. C. V. Jeter, Dr. H. T. Toliver, Rev. Alexander Bernard, Rev. T. A. Clark, Dr. Andrew Brown, Dr. F. Benjamin Davis, Rev. Mozell Sanders, Rev. Frank Snyder, Rev. B. T. Almon, Rev. C. W. Beverly, Rev. William A. Dennis, Rev. John W. Short, Rev. E. T. Johnson, Rev. J. A. Williams, Rev. E. H. Adams, and Rev. N. E. Vincent, Alliance President.

PERU INDIANA NEWS PERU — The Easter Sunday services at Waymon A ME Church were conducted by the pastor, the Rev. George Jones. The Rev. Louis J. Jackson, pastor of Mt. Herman Baptist Church participated in the Good Friday services at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Thompson Lee is a patient in the Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis. Mrs. Evans of Columbus, Ohio was a recent visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Lee.

Parade, political rally planned by Erbecker aides

William C. Erbecker, Demo- cop killer, Nathaniel Harris, adcratic candidate for Prosecut- judged insane and sent to Westing Attorney of Marion Coun- ville, Indiana, for hoepitalizaty will be honored by a torch- tion and treatment. Mr. Harris light parade on April 19, 1966. was charged with the cold The parade will assemble at his blooded killing of a police ofheadquarters in the Lemcke ficer several months ago in the Building. basement of the City-County The route of the parade will Building, and all law enforcebe East on Market Street a- ment agencies united in an at* round the Circle, and to 111- tempt to secure a First Degree inois Street and North on 111- Murder conviction against him, inois Street to Indiana Avenue, but Mr. Erbecker interposed the and Northwest on Indiana Ave- defense of insanity and his plea nue to Fall Creek Parkway and w as sustained by Court ap-

North on Fall Creek Parkway to pointed doctors.

12th Street and East on 12th Mr. Erbecker has made thouStreet to Northwestern Ave- a&ods of colored friends in his nue and North on Northwestern thirty years of the practice of Avenue to 2706 Northwestern criminal law, and he made this Avenue, the place of the meet- remark on innumerable occaing and rally. sions, “I have and shall conTHE RALLY and meting will tinue to defend any and all peobe held at 2706 Northwestern P le charged with crime regardAvenue. Howard A. Blow, Pre- l ess of race, color or creed, or cinct Committeeman of the 7th the depth of their pocketbooks. Ward and veteran Democratic an( * I am happy to say that I politician will be chairman. have defended innumerable colThe parade is being staged ored people without receiving

under the auspices of the Wo- one cent of compensation.

Ex-newsman to aid campaign of Atty. Ward

Ex-Dodger star Bishop Periy

or New England.

The Healy father and his slave girl wife were buried side by side on the family plot at

a is ton, Jones County, Georgia. * v BISHOP PERRY (a a native

ence as a school teacher in his in “Bishop Healy . . . Beloved . L*ke Charles, La. and the home town of Plainfield, NJ. Outcast" by Albert S. Foley, ®Jdest son in a family of six. As a rookie for the Brooklyn S. J. Farras, Straus and Young, H® was ordained as a priest by Dodgers in 1952, Joe Black New York (fifth reprinting Bishop Richard Gerow of Natsparked the Dodgers to a Na- 1955). chez ». Miss, in 1944. He has

tional League pennant. He be- Bishop Healy (1830-1900) came the top relief pitcher with was the son, and one of ten

children, born to an Irish director of the British Army in the War of 1812. The father purchased and married without a ceremony

a 15-4 record and a 2.14 earned

run average.

In the 1952 World Series, he started three games, defeating the N.Y. Yankees 4-2 in the opener and becoming the first Negro pitcher ever to win a World Series game. In 1952, Joe Black was named the National League’s Rookie of the Year and placed third for the Most Valuable Player A-

ward.

AFTER HIS freshman year in

a 16-year-old Negro slave girl. Some of the ten children were dark in complexion and their African ancestry was revealed in their faces and hair. Others were of fair or lighter complex-

ion.

Three of the sons became

served as an assistant pastor of St. Joseph's Church at Lafayette, La.; Pine Bluff, Ark.; St. Martinsville, La. and at

Mount Bayou, Miss.

He was named founding pastor of ' St Joseph’s Church, Broussard, La. in 1952 and in 1958 he became rector of the minor and major seminary at Bay City, St. Louis, La. As an auxiliary Bishop he acts as an assistant to the bishop but he has the full privileges

and rights of a prelate.

TEETHING PAIN

JOHN P. WARD Sumner (Chuck)

New York, will speak at Christ coac h.

the majors, Joe was hampered priests, the oldest a bishop, the .

by arm trouble. After several third a president of Georgetown ’ n® w lic iuid ora-jel safely ends teethseasons with the Cincinnati University, Washington, D. C. rf u n 5 H5? in ,,fl te^way.»' Reds. Joe finished his career and the fourth, pastor of St. pediatTicians. v?orKs fast". 5 ! in 1957 with the Washington James Roman Catholic Church, results guaranteed or Senators. He then returned to Boston and a candidate for the ^°je* y b8Ck - A,so available j his home town and became a bishopric. All the Healy chil- OVA ■ a I ^ Stone, sc hool teacher and baseball dren were educated in the North • i wl

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men’s March on Crime Com- “I have received a great Missionary Baptist Church (Ra- Joe ' Black algo hag p^yed mittee, Inc. who have been satisfaction in knowing that I der Eugene St 3 *) baseball in Venezuela, Cuba, sponsoring Mr. Erbecker’s can- have seen justice prevail in April loth at 8:00 p.m. Mr. ^ ex i COf panama, and the Dodidacy, and there are approx- these unfortunate cases, and my Stone is appearing here in sup- m j n i can Republic. He and Jim innately four hundred active reward has been in self gratifi- port of the candidacy of John Q| 1Uain were purchased from precinct workers, plus thou- cation in knowing that I have Preston Ward., " the Baltimore Elite Giants of sands of volunteer workers who helped people who would other- local ^ attorney, 0 i(j Negro National League

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becker in his quest for the nom- —j

ination for Prosecutor. f °r effective assistance of coun- pr j^ an ^A * /' administrative state College in Baltimore, Md Mr. Erbecker will give , sell shall continue tohelp col- a3 ^ n S t t “* d chfcflegWaU™ *‘th the double major '

wUe have been sent to prison for the office of Center Town- b' tie 6Sgen. ln mo because of their inabiUty to pay T™ st *e m the Democratic Joe ig a graduate o£ Morgan

which has been exemplified by f Diy aDle to sa y 1 have never and Washington, D. C. news- basketball (guard) and track his numerous defenses of col- turned down the defense of a papers j us t prior to joining (hurdles, javelin and mile re-

ored indigents who were unable Person charged with crime be- the Btaff of Congressman Pow- lay).

to defray defense expenses. cause of lack of ability to pay." e u f Mr. Stone was editor-in- He is a veteran of World

MR. ERBECKER was the In- . . chief of the Chicago Daily De- War II.

fender. He also appeared in his

penni- _ , . own daily news commentary on to say that then the people less Negro named, Willie An- _ 1 ,_ u ^ eral _ ser ^?fS Irs * , Lou " a Chicago (radio) television themselves have said whom

dianapolis attorney who went MfS. Loiiello Gov to Alabama to defend a penni- * , , „ ’ r

less Negro named, Willie An- ,i u 5 era ser ^5 e ^™’^ ,ou “ » ,

drews. In the Andrews’ case Mr. * lla 79 ' 243 ? Broadway station. they believe to be the best perErbecker appealed a Writ of held Tuesday in the Cor- Congressman Powell has long sons to carry the banners of Habeas Corpus to the United jutnian Baptist Church. The been an advocate of the idea their respective political parties State Supreme Court to prevent ^j 1 * 1 ** Cem- that the primary was meant to in the November general elec-

the Alabama authorities return- f„ ery, 1 , d,e< ? laat Thursday i et the people pick their choices: tion.

ing Mr. Andrews to Alabama ,n a local nursing home. rather than to let the political The public is invited to attend Being unsuccessful in that en- rnrinthiln 8 Sit bossea make 8Uch choice3 for the mectmR-.O^er infonnation deavor Mr Frhprker wpnt tn Corinthian Baptist Church. She the voters. may be obtained by contacting Alabama paying his own ex- Wa i v >< !f I l- in j 5 eor ^®J own » K y-» It is only when the people the Rev. Andrew J. Brown. St. penses to insure the protection an o ^ a ^ lve< ? b , er j 60 years. have been given a freedom of John Missionary Baptist Church. PCUAC* LU injure me protection Survivors inrluHo- o Hrnfhoi- , • xi MoUrin riiv+nn is nos-

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