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Arizona tribune. [volume], April 20, 1962, Page P.11, Image 11
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ANOTHER HAPPY BIRTHDAY
FOR MMES. HALE AND GLENN
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Happy birthdays were celebrated by two friends Sunday, April 15
on the southside.
Pictured from left are Mr, and Mrs, Sailvanion Hale, Mrs. Mae
Anna Missouri and Mrs, Zorene Glenn and Mr, Harry Davies,
Honorees Mesdames Hale and Glenn celebrated birthdays on
April 16 and 18. (Photo —Bobby Heard)
INTEGRATION
IN SCHOOLS LOW
Nearly eight years after die
Supreme Court's decision against
racial segregation in public
schools there remain three
southern states (Alabama, Mis
sissippi and South Carolina) that
have yet to admit a Negro to
a white school. Seven other states
(Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida,
Georgia/ North Carolina, Ten
nessee and Virginia) have in
tegrated on a token basis, with
less than 1 per cent of the Negro
pupils in school with whites.
In Louisiana, integration has
reached only one school district.
That is New Orleans, where there
are 38,217 white and 56,095 Ne
gro elementary pupils, and only
twleve of the Negroes are attend
ing school with whites.
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Oh Say, Can You See - ? By Reg Manning
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Impressions of current subjects by
Arizona’s Pulitzer Prize Winning Cartoonist, Reg Manning, presented by
ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY.
APPLICANTS FLOOD
ALL WHITE SCHOOL
NEW ORLEANS, La. - A pri
vately sponsored all white school
here is being deluged with appli
cations for next fall since Arch
bishop Rummell ordered all Ro
man Catholic schools desegre
gated.
TALLADEGA, Ala. - Eighteen
Negroes who participated in lunch
counter sit-ins were arrested be
cause they made themselves pub
lic nuisances.
ASTRONAUTS PAY
SCALE REPORTED
America's seven astronauts
draw pay ranging from $10,054
to $14,096 a year from the mil
itary services to which they be
long. They have also sold ex
clusive rights to first-person
accounts of their space flights
to Life magazine, for a reported
$500,000 and are investing the
money in real estate.
TURNABOUT
SEGREGATION ON
BEALE STREET
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A Negro
case owner who refused to serve
a white couple at his restaurant
last week was sharply criticized
by the Memphis NAACP.
The case of "segregation in
I reverse" occurred Thursday as-
I ternoon at a case on Beale Ave.
John L, Davis, the proprietor,
I called police when a white couple
I refused to leave.
Mr. Davis said he thought
| trouble was going to start because
some of the Negro customers re-
I <sented the white people.
Arrested and booked on dis-
I orderly conduct charges were
David Franklin, 24, of Waco,
I Texas, and Mrs. Bertha Weir
of 1545 Victor. Mr. Franklin
was fined s2l. Mrs. Weir did
not appear in court and forfeited
ssl.
NAACP officials raised the
question of a Negro case woner
discriminating against whites. It
was pointed out that this action
violates the principles of the
NAACP and creates a bad situa
tion since Negroes in Memphis
are fighting for total desegre
gation. Numerous downtown
stores recently opened their door
to all races.
In court. City Judge Boushe j
asked Mr. Davis, "Haven’t you
heard about integration? "
Mr. Davis said, "I've been so
busy running my case I haven't
had any time to fool with it."
The judge asked Mr. Frank
lin if he didn't know it was
not customary for whites to enter
Negro cases in Memphis.
"Well, I’ve learned it," said
Mr. Franklin, paying his fine.
TRIBUNE ADVERTISERS
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ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1962,
TWO NAACP OFFICIALS VISIT CITY
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Pausing for the Arizona Tribune camera at a reception honoring
two NAACP officials who visited the city recently are from left
Mr. Robert Carter, general counsel. Miss June Shagaloff, special
asst, for public education, NAACP, Rev. G. B. Brooks, Maricopa
County Branch NAACP president and Rev. L. J. Harper, Arizona
state president of NAACP.
The two NAACP officials spent several days in the city presenting
the local group with the new education program which started to
study segregation problems facing non-southern area schools.
The reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Will
iamson, 5033 South 21 Way.
Pictured from left at the Maricopa County Branch NAACP recep
tion honoring the two national NAACP leaders are Mesdames Arthur
Williamson, Eamestine Beatty, Gilbert Gray, Jr., Lillian Fhilpot
Fitt, Clyde Webb and Robert Love.
The reception was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Williamson, ‘
5033 S. 21 Way. (Photo—Bobby Heard)
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