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2r-Tli Califemfa Eagle Thursday, August 30, 1962 Dinner Will Fefe Hawkins khsairds Sees Mew Civil mights dins The Negro people of this country are entitled to first class citizenship right now and they will attain this goal by concerted and constructive political action," Senator Richard Richards told 75 Negro leaders at his Sunday evening speech in the Terrace Room at the Sheraton-dVest Hotel. Fair Housing Law Proposed By Democrats Enactment of a fair housing law and, of a measure putting enforcement of that law and fair housing and public accommodations' statutes under a state commission were urged by California Democrats at their weekend convention held in Sacramento. The Democratic proposal looks forward to a housing law that would ban discrimination in the Mile or rental of all housing offered for sale or rental by brokers, builders, developers, rental agents and lending institutions. The present Hawkins Act affects only publicly assisted housing. The states fair employment statute is now enforced by.

a state commission by the pui lic accomodations and housing laws require suits by persons who have been discriminated against. licensees Hit The Democrats also went on Assemblyman Augustus F. Hawkins, veteran legislator a't candidate for Congress from the 21st district, will he honorci Friday, Sept, 7, at the Los Angeles Home Furnishing Mart, with a buffet supper party his 25 years in the California assembly as lawmaker, and lii-53rd birthday. His birthday fall on August 31, but the "Salute Committee moved the celebra-lon back to the September date order to accomodate Gu.Vs riends who are out of the city. More than 1500 people, inclining fellow legislators, most the constitutional officers of ihr state, civic, labor, profession1 and business leaders and j-jst the average man on the street have sent in their reservation to join In paying homage to this well-liked and respected statesman, according to Mrs.

Aik-on Hernandez, chairman of ticket committee. CLAIRBORNE JOINS GOP Clay J. Clairbome of Atlantic City, N.J., has been appointed to the staff of the Republican National Committee, it was announced today by Chairman William E. Miller. Clairbome, who for the past 20 years has been associated with many Republican campaigns, was named to fill the position held by the late Louise R.

Lautier. RETURNS Dr. William S. Hendricks, former Willow-brook School Board trustee, has returned to South Los Angeles after an absence of five years, and has set up offices at 11004 S. Figueroa street.

Dr. Hendricks Opens Practice In South L. A. FREUND ENDORSED The Los Angeles County Bar Associations overwhelming vote in favor of Judge Leo Freund over his opponent for Superior Court Office No. 47 is clear in dication to the public that Los Angeles County attorneys realize that Judge Freunds experience and qualifications make him the best candidate for Superior Court office No.

47 at the November elections, Atty. Birger Tingloff said. the Democratic nominee for 17. S. Senate, and author of the first state senate TEP bill in California, declared that California has enacted more Civil Rights laws and made more progress in the Civil Rights area in the.

four years of this Democratic Administration than in the previous 12 years of Republican rule. ROYBAL HEADQUARTERS Reopening of Councilman Edward R. Roybals 30th Congressional District campaign headquarters after a brief vacation been announced. Offices have been reopened at 3422 W. Olympic Blvd.

at Gramercy Place. Roybal is the Democratic nominee for Congress. OFFICERS CHOSEN a recently held election, the Frederick Young Democratic Club elected the following permanent officers: Turner Bobbit, president: Aryola Taylor, vice-president: Billie Jean Prince, recording secretary; Jackie Webster, corresponding secretary Sheridan Ferrell, treasurer; Connie Ayers, historian and Cherrye Ross, parliamentarian. FAIR HIRING URGED Governor Edmund G. -Brown today called for Californians to hire and train additional apprentices without regard to race, creed, or color.

He recalled that California observed June as Apprenticeship. Month but he noted that of the State Board of Equalization who is running for re-election, plan a joint get out the vote drive. PLAN VOTE DRIVE Merv Dymal-ly, left, Democratic candidate for the 53rd Assembly District, and Richard Nevins, Southern California member Ten Caught in Raids On Eastside Ten men were arrested in gambling raids on tv.o shoe shine parlors on the east-side last Friday and Saturday. Arrested at 4418 S. Centro! avenue, were J.

L. Washington. 52, of 4500 4th avenue, a bL Alvin Carlin, 50, of 22 E. 78th street, a custodian; Joseph Taylor, 30, of 526 W. Jsfr.h street, a painter; Charles Bay-ley.

36, of 110 W. 55th street, a crane operator: Robert Jack-son, Bookkeeper Kills Mon Who Knifed Her Brother (Continued from Page 1) that as she had parsed Williams Thelma Hayes' Purse Stolen From Kitchen Mrs. Thelma Hayes, of 392 Hepburn avenue, wife of mote! Dr. William S. Hendricks, after an absence of five years, has returned home to practice gervLord 'favoring legislation eral medicine and surgery in empowering disciplinary action offices at 11004 S.

Figueroa au state licensees who street. discriminate on racial or re- was Pre-med major at ligious ounds. Qther legisla. USC, president of the unter-Ljon wouid promote cooperation graduate chapter of Phi Beta between citizens and law en- Sigma fraternity and a member foroement authorities to prevent of the Panhellenic Council. mistreatment of citizens.

Hendricks spent the past year I jn cer human rights planks, inter. the convention went on record finishing medical school in Des ag opposing censorship and Moines, Iowa. approving the exclusion of His wife, Edith, is a teacher egauy obtained evidence, in the Compton City School system. They have three children, David, Margaret and Felicia SOVS It CIS IT lm' His Head Under NAACP, Local The Automobile 3 AH JUnn The man who stuck his head rlWEllw mun. lt from under an auto during The Labor Committee of the altercation Aug.

11 at a gar-Los Angeles branch of the age at 4250 S. Avalon was not NAACP and Local 300 of the qoj, Hammond, as listed on Laborers Union will hold a jointp0jce recards picnic Labor Day from 10 a.m. Hammond, who called the to 6 p.m. at Will Rogers Park, EAGLE, said his name was tak-103rd street and Central avenue. police entered the Hostesses at the affair will be 1 garage doorway, and that it was members of the NAACP Special I somebody else who was un-Activities and Roy Wilkins com- demeath the car mittees.

The story of the altercation Musicians Local 47 will fur-ran the Aug. 16 issue of the Young Mother Fails in Try for Quick Death Mommy, Im sorry but I just cant take it. Please help Charles with kids. I am going to take some sleeping pills. Bye now, Johnnie.

This note was found about 10:30 a.m. Sunday, near the unconscious body of Johnnie Wil- bourn, 22, a young mother and houMwifc, a. 1344 1, am, National owner Oles Hayes and a mem ber of the Urban League Guild, and Joseph Gray. 2 53, of 1160 E. 52nd was robbed of 5103.75 last Thurs-'of 2026 E.

120th street, a con- in the living room, he hit her with his fist and said in a low voice, You bitch! She said she lost her head, drew the gun from her smock and fired. She said Williams was very close, not than a couple of feet away. She said the gun was her mother's and that she had found it while she was doing some, more day' about 7:30 p.m. when she went next door to visit a neigh bor, leaving her purse on the kitchen drain board. The thief apparehtly entered in self-defense and acquitted him.

He told the officers that Miss Rankins story was false. He said he lived in the Gage avenue house, that his son lived there and that he had a key to the house. He produced a key and papers indicating he was purchasing the property. LOST HER HEAD Miss Rankin told the officers she would call her aunt stay with her, and took the telephone into the bedroom. After the killing, she said -er and struction worker.

At Bobs Shine Parlor, 5121'- S. Avalon officers arrested the following: J. T. loway, 27, of 278! a E. street, a laborer; P.

J. Shakles, 39, of 1 W. 37th street, a laborer; Frank Freeman. 44, of 8090 W. 41st drive, a bakery worker, and Houston Chester Byrd, of 2148 S.

Sycamore avenue, a waiter. homework and had put it in her the unlocked back door and took pocket because she was pink pouch-like purse which ened by Williams ph.ne calls, contained 523.75, her drivers Miss Rankins was arrested and hooked on suspicion of license and her horn-rimmed glasses. The purse was valued proclaimed August as Apprenticeship Month and asked for its support. California joins the nation, said Governor Brown, in observing the 25th anniversary of the federal Fitzgerald Act, which establishes the national apprenticeship and in marking National Apprenticeship Month. She was hospitalized for treatment and will be held for further observation at General Hospital.

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