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77ms Christmas will he a happy one for Mrs.
Constance Walker . /fer/irsf hook has been
published and it is at the bookstores in the
whole country.
Mrs. Walker suffers from
Multiple Sclerosis, one of the
diseases still baffling scientists.
Yet this cheerful person, for
mer schoolteacher has written
a volume of gay verses about
a little girl in a whirlwind with
two runaway monkeys from a zoo.
Entitled *Dee Dee and the Mon
keys’ her book is appealing to
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Tribune Carrier
Leon Cole, Jr., 1801 W.
Pima Street,' a fifth grader at
Bethune School is learning to
save money as a carrier. He
likes to play basketball and base
ball. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Cole, Sr.
Xmas Party
at Agency
A gala affair in honor of the
bewhiskered gentleman with a
sleigh is planned for the staff
of the Charles Garland Agency.
Festivities will begin, announced
the president Charles H. Garland
at 3 p.m.,. Tuesday, Dec. 23.
the younger children. Illustra
tions by Annabelle Forsch are
excellent.
Mrs. Walker graduated from
Western Regerve University in
Cleveland, and she taught school
in the city for several years.
She and her husband, Earl, a
Julian teacher, moved to the
city two years ago.
Abernathy’s
Attacker Freed
Montgomery: An all-white jury
deliberated less than 13 minutes
before acquitting ex-Alabama
State College grid star Edward
Davis of charges of assault with
intent to murder bus boycott
leader Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy.
Davis allegedly attacked Rev.
Abernathy with a hatchet last
August after accusing him of an
affair with Mrs. Davis. Said
Rev. Abernathy: ‘At Mr. Davis’
trial it was apparent that I was
on trial . . . This is just another
futile attempt on the part of the
evil forces in our community to
conquer by dividing and raise
suspicion in the minds of the
people concerning the motives
and integrity of Negro lead
ership.’ '
Pictorial Weekly
Friday, December 19, 1958 10 Cents
RACE RELATIONS
DIARY
NORTH CAROLINA: Three Wil
mington doctors who were denied
courtesy staff privileges at a pri
vately operated hospital asked
for a reversal because the hos
pital is on city property and it
receives public funds.
WASHINGTON: More than 200
Catholic bishops issued a report
proclaiming that bias and Chris
tianity dpp’t mix. The prelates
stated that any form of legal or
compulsory segregation is
wrong,
CONNECTICUT: Three Negroes
graduated with the first class
from Cromwell Hall, new home
of Navy’s Nuclear Power School
in New London.
PHILADELPHIA: Raymond Wise,
the only Negro airman with the
scientific group recently rescued
from an ice floe near the North
Pole is recuperating at his home.
CALIFORNIA: Loren Miller, Los
Angeles attorney and publisher
was appointed secretary in
charge of clemency and extra
dition for the State of Califor
nia. Mr. Miller formerly served
as NAACP defense attorney fdr
the western states.
ARKANSAS: The NAACP faces a
possible $5,000 fine for failing
to register as a corporation.
CANADA: A Negro, Dr. Roy Per
ry is a candidate for the mayor
ship of Windsor. This civic mind
ed dentist has served as aider
man seven times and has been a
member of the city control board
for two terms.
Scouts Make Gifts
Boy Scouts of Den 4, Troop 40 sponsored
by St. Mary 9 s Catholic Church prepare Xmas
gifts for their parents under the direction of
Mrs. John Webber, den mother.
Mrs. Robert Sublett, den mother
is not present. Useful gifts in
clude wooden towel and tie racks.
The boys would like to re
ceive some help with their neigh
borhood Xmas basket project.
20 Pupils
Enrolled
WASHINGTON - Twenty Negro
students from Front Royal, Va.,
where the high school is shut
down in an integration dispute,
enrolled in District of Columbia
integrated public schools this
week.
’The kids came here speci
fically to get an education,’Law
son J. Cantrell, deputy superin
tendent of schools, said.
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Any donations may be deposited
at Webber’s Mortuary, 1641 E.
Jefferson. Canned goods, clean
clothing, and useful toys are
needed to brighten some family’s
holiday.
MEN IN CAR WRECK
Charles Steward, 24, 22 N.
Hth St., and Ben Peterson, 25,
1022 S, Montezuma were hos
pitalized following a two car
collision last Sunday.
An occupant of the second
vehicle, Mrs. Ruby Edmonson,
49, Gila Bend, died in the hos
pital.
Highway patrolment stated that
Steward evidently fell asleep
while driving on Highway 80,
32 miles east of Yuma. His
auto struck the Edmonson car
in the rear.