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July 16. 1955 So Rules Federal Judge in Asheville, N. C. Coifis4irpe4DOirD Segjire Public Schools, Mow DDDegciD' THE PITTSBURGH COURIER gifted! Br A. M.

RIVERA JR. (Courier Correspondent) ASHEVTLLE, X. CT Will history record that the South's vrill of the whlsp concept of "separate but equal" died In this city on July 5, 1955? There is a good possibility that it will, because it was here last week where U. S. District Court Judge Wilson War lick ruled that "the construction of segregated public schools ts now illegal." Judge Warlick's ruling was made hi answer to a petition filed in August, 1953, by a group of Negro parents who jiL A Members of fhe interracial haith in Action committee of the Nationa Baha'i Assembly met in Washington, D.

and planned for the promotion of the Baha'i principles in the United States. Seated are Homer Dyer of Birmingham, Mrs. Ludmilla Vansombeck of Brooklyn, N. Atty. George Interracial National Baha'i Assembly Where TThey Meeit Thirteenth a ual Joint Council of Sunday School, YPPU.

Bishops Council, Church of the Uvlng God (CWFF). July 14 17, Oklahoma City, Okla. The American Teachers Association Convention, Texas Southern University, Houston, July 24 25 26. AME Zion Woman's Home and Foreigrn Missionary So xiety, Los Angeles, Aug. 6 12v Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, forty second Grand Conclave Aug.

18 23, Los Angeles, Calif. Universal Negro Improvement Association, Philadelphia, Aug. 21 28. National Baptist Deacons Convention of America, Richmond. July 19 22.

National United Ushers Association of America, Detroit, July 25 29. National Association, Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Chicago, 111., July 27 30. Frontiers of America, Chicago, 111.. July 29 81. National Dental Association.

Wendell Phillips High School, Chicago, 111., Aug. 1 5. National Pharmaceutical Association, Manger Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 2 4. National Insurance Association, Cleveland, Ohio, Aug.

2 6: National Negro Funeral Directors, Detroit, Aug. 811. National Medical Association, Los Angeles, Aug. 9 14. National Beauty Culturists League, Washington, D.

Aug. 8 18. Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Denver, Aug. 13 17. American Bridge Association, Philadelphia, Aug.

13 20. Shrlners, FAAM, Detroit, Aug. 1419. 4 Clubs, Washington, D. Aug.

15 22. National Alliance of Postal Employes, Indianapolis, Aug. 16 19. United Golfers Association, Detroit, Aug. 21 27.

IBPOE of Atlantic City, N. Aug. 22 25. National Bar Association, Washington, D. Sept.

1 3. National Urban League, Ho ACHY MUSCLES? Shoulders Aims Leg a After work or ezerciie, use Tone Rob. Oil of wiatergreea, (en tie lano lin ease pais, soreaees 17.. 1 1 1 i i uu yiui VLLiJ jv. Rub on SOSmQUUD tel Schroeder, Milwaukee, Sept 5 9.

National Baptist Convention, USA, Memphis, Sept. 7 11. National Negro Business League, Houston, 5 10." Nationwide Hotel Association, Detroit, Oct. 17 20. National Council Negro Women, Washington, D.

Nov. 8 12. Kappa Alpha Psl Fraternity, Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 27 30. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Chicago, 111., Dec 27 30.

Zeta Phr Beta Sorority, Washington, D. Dec. 27 30. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Atlanta, Dec. 27 30.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Atlanta, Dec. 27 30. Phi Delta Kappa Sorority, Charleston, W. Dec. 27 31.

Grand Lodge and Pride of Hope Grand Court Order of Calanthe, Knights of Pythias, sixty sixth annual convention, Mount Vernon, N. July 17 Eleventh Quadrennial National Congress of "Triumph the' Church and Kingdom of God in Christ," Binningham, July 20 30. National Supreme Council, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Nite Masons and Auxiliaries, Aug. 13 20, Buffalo, N. Y.

Women's Auxiliary, National JVIedical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association, 8 11, Los Angeles. All Africa Conference, New York, N. Aug. 1 7. BIGGEST and the BfcST THE AVERAGE worker in the United States today produces nearly six times as much in an hour of work as his great grandfather did in 1850.

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The suit was originally brought by the parents because there is no school in Old Fort for Negroes. They contended that this was in violation of "equal educational rights." A request to amend the complaint to make it an integration case was denied. The judge pointed out that this was I ill feff III In R. Brawley, chairman of the committee, of Milwaukee, Mrs. Bessie Barham, Silver Spring, Mrs.

Minnie Lee of Los Angeles, Calif. Standing are Edwain L. Bar ham Silver Spring, Ellsworthh Blackwell of Chicago, Dr. William Tucker of Rocky Mount, N. and Mrs.

Lydia Martin of Cleveland, Ohio. ett to IDomotnusifte ADB IPirejydlkes WASHINGTON Plans for a nation wide member 'outline plans for a public rela ship drive and a campaign to eliminate prejudices of all kinds were drafted by members of the interracial committee of the National Baha'i Assembly during a meeting at the National Baha'i Center, 1611 Connecticut Ave niio "NT 0 A comparative new religious organization, the, Baha'i Assembly has headquarters at Wil mette, 111. Tiie organization ip3chps thf "oneness of man dices, spiritual solution of economic problems and Universal peace." AT THE 3IEETING, the nine kind, elimination of all pre ju 1 member interracial group also tions campaign to acquaint the public with its plans. The membership drive will begin in the fall followed by a campaign towards eliminating racial prejudices. Members of the interracial cmimittee at the meeting were Atty.

George R. Brawley of 'Milwaukee, Homer Dyer of Birmingham, Mrs. Ludmila Bechtold of Brooklyn, N. 3Irs. Bessie Barham of Silver Springs, Mrs.

Minila Lee of Los Angeles, Edwain L. Barham, Silver Springs, Ellsworth Blackwell of Chi cago, Dr. William Tucker of Rocky Mount, N. C.f and Mrs. Lydia Martin of Cleveland, Ohio.

Dr. Dyer is a member of the American Council of Human Relations, an affiliate of the Southern Regional Council; re tired secretary of the YMCA and secretary of the Baha'i Teaching Committee for the Tennessee Valley States Area Mrs. Bechtold Vansombeek, originally from Vienna, Austria, is world lecturer promoting better understanding of all races. ATTORNEY BRAWLEY is a member of legal committee of Milwaukee NAACP and chairman of the legislative committee of Milwaukee Commission on Human Rights; also on the USO Board of Directors. Mrs.

Br ah am is assistant secretary of the committee and a Baha'i teacher. Mrs. Lee is a teacher of English at Foshay Junior High and Manual Arts Adult Evening School in Los Angeles. She is past Far Western Regional director, Alpha Kappa Alpha So rority; member of Los Angeles chapter of NAACP, and a former district superintendent of Southern California AME Sunday Schools. Mr.

Barham is treasurer of the committee and Mr. Black well a member of the National Baha'i Spiritual Assembly, is Baha'i pioneer teacher to Latin STEARNS contain HM 75. oowtr ful roach lure. Kills roaches over night. Kills rats, mice, waterbuga.

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Tucker. Baha'i pioneer to Rocky Mount, N. has been practicing Optometry for the past five years. not an integration case because the plaintiffs were not seeking admission to the white school. He also pointed out that the Negroes would not have an integration suit against the McDowell County Board of Education until and unless the board refused to admit Negro pupils.

Efforts to get the school board to issue a statement to the effect that Negro pupils would. not be admitted failed. In fact, Mclvin H. Taylor, superintendent of the board, issued an umbrella statement to the effect that Negroes would be admitted. He said.

"We expect to obey the law." He said also, that other members of the board felt that "integration is now inevitable." San Francisco Powell Yellow not to hire Negroes and that he to see carried on by Negroes after she died. She managed to complete the before she died of a heart attack on May 18. What were the 9 bequests that Mary McLeod Bethune made to the Negro race? What great legacy did she leave behind her? Read "My Last Will and Testament" by Mary McLeod Bethune in the great, new, August issue of EBONY magazine, now on your newsstand. Rockefeller's I11GR0 Manager! Winthrop Rockefeller has a trusted right hand man who is in complete charge of his thousand acre Arkansas cattle farm. Who is this wiry, balding Negro who is accepted fully as boss by the How did HULAN JACK get to the top? How did Hulan Jack get to be the No.

1 citizen of Manhattan, the financial and cultural capital of America? What turn of the political wheel catapulted him into the highest municipal office ever be stowed upon a Negro by American voters? What do they think about him on Wall Street, on Park Avenue? Read the sensational story "President Of Manhattan" in the big, new. picture packed August issue of EBONY mag zine, now on your newsstand. Speaking to a capacity crowd at the Third Baptist Church, the clergyman and legislator of ficially launched the NAACP's contemplated no change in that policy. "I'M FROM A town called Harlem where a man js not a man until he has felt the dignity of walking a picket line for a cause dedicated to the advancement of his race and where we learned twenty years ago that direct action is the only alternative to second class citizenship." Said Congressman Powell as he warned the audience that. "San Francisco is not keeping pace with the rest of the nation and is in danger of becoming a provincial dry anytime your city officials can wine and dine United Nations diplomats and at the same time allow tlus type of job discrimination to exist and flourish.

The welfare of the mm Just before she died, Mary McLeod Bethune wrote her Last Will and Testament exclusively for EBONY magazine. She put down on paper, just before her death, many of the felt so strongly about during her life, and th 64 full time employees on the farm? How long has he been working for Rockefeller? How did he get to such a position of responsibility? Read "Rockefeller's Right Hand Man" in the exciting, new, August issue of EBONY magazine, now on your newsstand asts Cab Bias SAN FRANCISCO Congressman Adam Clayton Powell urged an audience of over 1,800 to boycott the Yellow Cab Company for five years if necessary in order to force the company to change its policy of not hiring Negro drivers. (v I boycott against the Yellow Cab big; a Conjipany of San Francisco. Thej quires boycott was authorized ny unanimous vote of the NAACP membership after V. Lansing Rothschild, president of the Yellow Cab Company, stated at a public meeting that it was the present policy of his company Negro In the United States is the measuring stick of democracy for more than half of the world's population and be mcasuring stick renew responsibility.

You are derelict to that responsibility when you Tide and buy where you can't work." The Congressman frequently referred to Bandung site of the recent conference of the colored peoples of the world where he was the only American in attendance other than members of the press. He returned from that conference rededicatecf to the principle that America must be made free of the racism or abdicate its place of world leadership. The meeting was chaired by Jefferson Beaver, president of the San Francisco Branch. Other speakers included Joseph Kennedy, Terry A. Francois.

R. J. Reynolds, the Rev. L. Sylves ter Odom aid Lester Bailey of; the regional office.

Mrs. Vera Abels, accompanied by Melva Allen. Tendered several vocal selections. The meeting was arranged by the program committee, of which Andrew Howard is chairman. 000 GS3D an vv In "We hope to bring Integration into effect so gradually that there will be no strong sentiment aroused against It, particularly among the white people." The ruling of Judge Warlick has apparently pointed up the fact that segregated schools are out even at the request of Negroes.

John Cameron, director of schoolhouse planning for the State Board of Education, painted out that the 1955 Legislature eliminated designation of school building projects as "white and Negro." He said that the only consideration in whicli the state is interested is whether or not the building is needed in that community. 5 "A' VWffJW fntrrnn Is this WILLIE'S BIGGEST YEAR? Can Willie Mays rank among the all time baseball greats? Can he match his fantastic record with last year's world champion Giants? Will he be the Giants' spark plug again this year in a World Series Drive? Read "What's Ahead For Willie Mays?" complete with action pictures showing Willie as the hero and Willie as the goat in the fabulous August issue of EBONY magazine, now on your newsstand. Or send 304 to EBONY, 1820 S. Michigan Ave Chicago. 8 I wis ADAM CLAYTON POWELL blast Yellow Cab Co.

High Schodl Lad Drowning Victim EL DORADO. Ark. Charles Thrower, 16 year old high school student, drowned last week in the afternoon in a lumber mill lake, about thirty miles south 1 east of here near the Louisi ana state line. 1 ADOBES. CfTY.

Integration 'Saves Money' in St. Louis CHICAGO Speaking, to the ninety third annual meeting of the National Education in Chicago Tuesday, the superintendent of St. Louis public schools, says Ills city's racial desegregation program has been a money saver for the city and has been "outstandingly successful." Wholehearted com unity support, careful advance planning and firm execution are credited with making the program succeed, according to Supt. Philip Hickey. ALWAYS Jk LOOK BiifiMIRM Simple, safe, soothing FIRSr fa jL things that she had I I I.

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