Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1967-10-14
J. A. Beauchamp

LETTERS IN BIOOD —
Militant Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang (seated, hatless) reads protest 
letters written in blood by one of his aides as reporters take notes in Saigon. The
aide, a monk, cut his finger and used it as a pen to write a letter to President Johnson
accusing him of proposing "phony" peace solutions, and to South Vietnam President-elect
Nguyen Van Thieu with political demands. 

Bids White Americans To Adopt
New Approach To Negro Problems
A Jamaica
Resident who is a veteran of the
Civil rights movement, recently advanced 
a proposal calling on fellow 
white Americans to adopt a
new approach to solving problems
of the Negro which he calls a concent 
of "Self - Interest Not Stupidity." 

Peter Saltz, an active leader of
the Jamaica Branch of the National 
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People for 15 years, said
in putting forth his "Self - Interest 
Not Stupidity" concept, that
"white people must learn to think
and believe that every extra dollar,
every educational enrichment, every
advancement by black people benefits 
rather than harms white people." 

"America does not need a professional 
or political do-gooder approach, 
to the black man, however
well -intentioned": declared Mr.
Saltz. "Neither does America need
a number of clergymen preaching
to an indifferent congregation
about equality, fairness and brotherhood 
of man."
Basically, Mr. Saltz asserted,
"America needs the really selfish
approach that the life of each
white Americas will be better materially 
in dollars and goods, in
comfort and safety, if the black

citizenry gets its fair share of the
Gross national product."
Support for Mr. Saltz' proposal
was voiced by W. Eugene Sharpe,
Jamaica NAACP president. Mr.
Sharpe pointed out that more than
So years ago white persons helped
to organize the NAACP. In return,
he felt that, Negro men and women 
would offer modest financial
aid, legal talent and administrative
help to white persons who desire
to organize themselves under the
SNS concept.
Mr. Saltz, currently a vice -president 
of the Jamaica NAACP chapter, 
has been a member of the
executive board for 15 years and
an officer for seven. He was the
originator of the national campaign
against Mississippi bonds in 1964
and 1965.
A Wall Street stockbroker, Mr.
Saltz lives at 84-07 Chapin Parkway, 
Jamaica.


Atlanta area citizens will have
an opportunity to express their
views on proposed traffic safety
legislation at a public hearing in
the Old Supreme Court chamber
at the State Capitol on Thursday
Oct. 12. beginning at 10 a. m.
The proposals under consideration 
of the Legislative Traffice
Safety Study Committee. Eight
items affecting drive education,
drunk driving drive rexaminitian
a point system, motorcyle safety
traffic court procedures, radar
speed timers, and reflective tags
are included in the committee's
traffic safety "package."
Similar proposals presented before 
the General Assembly in previous 
sessions have been defeated
due to a lack of public support.
Some legislative leader have expressed 
doubts that any traffic
Safety legislation will pass in the
1968 session unless the public
shows more concern.
An overwhelming, public outcry
in favor of reducing traffic deaths
and injuries likely will lead to
successful enactment of recommanded 
safety legislation public
apathy could spell defeat for years
to come.
The Atlanta hearing, on Octo12. 
will be the last of series
of nine such meetings over the
state. The Chairman of the Legislative 
Traffic Safety Study Committee, 
Representative W. M. Williams 
of Gainesville; has urged all
interested people to attend the
hearings or face the fact that legislators 
will assume the pubic is
still indifferent to safety legis
ation.
The hearing will open With a
brief explanation of the eight proposals 
and then the meeting will
be devoted to healing from the
public. The Committee will receive 
personal testimony, petitions
and resolutions concerning the
proposed legislation. Original
testimony will be limited to the

eight proposals, but a period will
be devoted to hearing other safety
suggestions after completion of
discussion on the baste proposals.
If the public over the state,
shows sufficient enthusiasm for
the Committee's proposals, they
will be Introduced in the form of
legislation in January.

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THIS WEEK IN
NEGRO HISTORY
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 8, 1889
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 8, 1922
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 9. 1871
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 9, 1942
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 10. 1876
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 10, 1955
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 11, 1865
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 11, 1882
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER, 12, 1492
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 12, 1911
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 13, 1863
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 13, 1950
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

OCTOBER 14, 1964
Frederick Douglass appointed
minister to Haiti.
J. E. Jones, theologian - professor 
at Virginia Union university, 
died.
Start of the great fire of Chicago, 
which lasted three days and
chaused a loss of $196 million.
Ethiopia, the oldest independent
nation in Africa, becomes 30th
member of the United Nations under 
the leadership of Emperor
Haile Selassis.
John Moses Avery pioneer executive. 
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company Durham, N.
C., Was born.
The U. S. Supreme court ordered
the University of Alabama to
admit Autherine Lucy and polly
Myers who had been denied entrance 
to the university in 1952
because they were Negroes.
Negro slave veterans of the
Civil war were freed by the state
of Virginia.
R. Nathaniel Deft, teachers and
composer of "Listen to the Lambs,
was born in Canada.
Pietro Alonzo, "Il Nigro" (the
Negro), was one of the pilots on
Christopher Columbus' voyage to
America
Ann Petry, writer - graduate,
University of Connecticut College
of Pharmacy, was born.
War Department order enlistmet 
of Negroes for Civil war service. 

Ed Bolden, one of the all - time
creats of Negro baseball, woner of
the Philadelphia "Stars, died.
Dr. Martin. Luther King, Jr.,
president, Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference (SCLC), awarded 
Nobel Peace prize.

Pres. Johnson
Aids Girl, 18,
To Enter College
Joyce Turner of Pricard, Ala. is
a freshman at Morris Brown college
because she wrote a letter to the
President of the United States requesting 
financial help.
Joyce 18, is a member of a family 
of seven. Her father, Willie E.
Turner, Sr., works as a laborer for
the Alabama State Docks in Mobile. 
Her mother does not work.
When Joyce was graduated, with
honors, from the Mattie T. Blount
High School in Mobile County, Alabama, 
she knew that she wanted
to enter college, and she also knew
that her father's meager earnings
were barely supporting this family
of seven, but she was undaunted
in her quest to continue her education. 

Time was closing in on Miss
Turner. She was aware that the
government is in the business of
aiding needy and worthy students;
so without going through all of the
red tape of contacting several
agencies, she penned a letter to
President Lyndon B. Johnson, stating 
her case, and requesting aid.
The President had the necessary
general information, and appropriate 
application forms sent to her.
After certain negotiations with
the President of Morris Brown college, 
Dr. John A. Middleton, Joyce
was flown to Atlanta one day before 
the registra deadline, and is
now a member of the freshmen
class at Morris Brown College.

The Morals
Of Mini-Skirts
This subject has caused so much
discussion and argument, that the
editors of SEPIA magazine have
made an extensive survey and
have published an article in color
in November SEPIA showing mini
skirts and what their wearers have
to say—(Adv.)


The National Urban League's
Summer Fellowship Program Conference 
will be held in Atlanta,
October 13 and 14, at the American 
Motor Hotel, it has been announced 
by Adolph Holmes Director, 
Summer Fellowship Program,
National Urban League.
The Summer Fellowship Program
is designed to give faculty members 
and administrators in predominantly 
Negro colleges direct exposure 
to the workings of business

and industry so that they can return 
to the campus and the classroom 
better prepared to counsel
and advise students in preparation
for careers in business and industry. 

In 1867, the third year of the
five-year program, 61 educators
from 26 colleges and universities
gained first-hand knowledge and
experience with 27 of the nation's
major companies.
The Summer Fellowship Program

Conference, beginning Friday, Oct.
13, will be devoted to review and
Evaluation of the program during
the summer of 1967 and will be
attended by approximately 75 Fellows, 
presidents of predominantly
Negro colleges and members of the
Advisory Committee of the Summer
Fellowship Program.
Speakers during the two-day session 
will include Mr. Holmes; W.
J. Dennie, Manager of Benefit
Plans, Employee and Public Relations 
Dept., American Oil Company, 
Chicago, Ill., and a member 
of the Programs Advisory Committee; 
Dr. J. A. Middleton, President, 
Morris Brown College, At
lanta; and Miss Nancy Lane, Assistant 
Director, Summer Fellow
ship program.
1967 Summer Fellows who will
participate in the program are
Norman Camp, III, Professor of
Chemistry, Shaw University, Raleigh, 
N. C. who served his 1967
Fellowship with Com Products in
Argo, Ill.; Professor Yvonne Clark,
head of the Mechanical Engineering 
Dept., Tennessee A. and L. University, 
Nashville, Tenn,, who served 
her Fellowship With Westinghouse, 
in Baltimore, Md.; and Dr.
N. F. Davis, then Professor of Business 
Administration, Atlanta University, 
now head of the Business
Administration Dept., Albany State
College, Albany, Ga., who served
With the DuPont Corp., in Wilmington, 
Del.
The meetings will be chaired by
Dr. R. Grann Lloyd, Director, Division 
of Business, Tennessee A.
and I. University, and a member
of the Program's Advisory Committee. 

Administrative costs of the Sum
mer Fellowship program are covered 
by a grant from the Ford
Foundation. The costs of individual
Fellowships are absorbed by participating 
companies.
Among the 26 national corporations 
participating in this year's
program are Campbell Soup, U. S.
Steel, Pitney-Bowes, Eastman Kodak, 
General Foods, IBM, Union
Carbide, General Motors, Western
Electric and Inland Steel. (For
the full list, see attached list of
Fellows and the corporations with
which they served.)
The National Urban League,
founded in 1910, is a charitable
and educational organization. It Is
non-profit, and non-partisan, ad
interracial in its leadership and
staff.

NAACP Suit Blames
Hartford Officials
For Civil Disorders
Attorneys
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
have asked the United States District 
Court here for a ruling declaring 
unconstitutional Connesticut's 
anti-riot and breach of peace
laws an two Hartford City ordinances. 
They also asked for a hearing 
before a three-judge court.
The 18-page complaint, filed Oct.
2, on behalf of six persons arresting 
in connection with civil disorders 
in Hartford, Sept, 21-22, also
seeks an order restraining Mayor
George B. Kinsella and other city
officials from interfering with the
complainants in the exercise of
First Amendment rights of free
speech, assembly and petition, prohibiting 
prosecution under the laws
cite, and requiring them to provide
protection for the complainants in
the exercise of their constitutional
rights.
The defendant city officials are
responsibility "for the unrest which
continues to exist in the Negro
Northside today." in support of the
charge, the complaint recounts a
series of incidents leading up to
the disturbance of last month in
which police abuse, illegal arrests,
excessive force in making arrests

and unnecessary use of tear gas
are alleged.
Named as defendants, in addition
to Mayor Kinsella, are Elisha C.
Freedman, city manager; John J.
Kerrigan, chief of police; Benjamin 
Goldstein, police captain;
Daniel E. Lynch, chief prosecutor
of the 14th Circuit Court; and
and John D. Labelle, state's attorney 
for Hartford County.
The complaint was filed in behalf 
of John Barber, George Foster-Bey, 
King L. Davis, Christine
Rutherford, Johnnie Smith and
Joseph D. Williams.
Representing them in this action
are NAACP General Counsel Robert 
L. Carter and his associates,
Lewis M. Steel and Richard Bellman, 
all of New York City, and
Mark Gassner of Hartford.
The suit seeks invalidation of
Section 53-44 and 53-174 of the
Connecticut General Statutes and
Sections 32-4 and 32-5 of the Municipal 
Code of the City of Hartford. 
The state laws deal with inciting 
to riot and breach of peace.
The city ordinances involve refusal 
to obey a police officer and
falling to leave a public place when
ordered.

ELEANOR

Dear Eleanor:
I am a girl 19 years of age. I have gone with a married
man for two years and seven months. From the outset of our
affair neither of us dreamed that things would Would have
turned out as they now are. I have two children by him. Since
the birth of the children, we have become rather serious in our
relations.
I love him very much and he
feels the same way about me and
wants to marry me. His wife who
cannot bear children for him, understands 
how he feels about her;
she understands him too, but she
refuses to give him up.
My aunt whom I have tried to
make understand, does not like
this man. I want to leave here and
drive to Chicago with him. Am I
wrong to be thinking of this? My
sweetheart says it we leave here,
we-can get married.
Please help me. Tell me if I am
wrong or right.
Dixie Lady
answer:




Dear Elenor,
Please advise me. I am 28 years
old and would like to get married
I would like to find a good husBand. 

I work every day, do not drink
and do not like bad companions
for association, I go with a man
who lives in New ersey. His wife
is dead and he has two children
who live here. He has requested
me to come up there to live, but
I refused - because I would rather 
live here. I wonder if he will
marry, me if I go there, I love
him so much.



Mr. John








ANSWER:

Dear Eleanor:
I am a girl 19 years of age. I have gone with a married
man for two years and seven months. From the outset of our
affair neither of us dreamed that things would Would have
turned out as they now are. I have two children by him. Since
the birth of the children, we have become rather serious in our
relations.
I love him very much and he
feels the same way about me and
wants to marry me. His wife who
cannot bear children for him, understands 
how he feels about her;
she understands him too, but she
refuses to give him up.
My aunt whom I have tried to
make understand, does not like
this man. I want to leave here and
drive to Chicago with him. Am I
wrong to be thinking of this? My
sweetheart says it we leave here,
we-can get married.
Please help me. Tell me if I am
wrong or right.
Dixie Lady
answer:




Dear Elenor,
Please advise me. I am 28 years
old and would like to get married
I would like to find a good husBand. 

I work every day, do not drink
and do not like bad companions
for association, I go with a man
who lives in New ersey. His wife
is dead and he has two children
who live here. He has requested
me to come up there to live, but
I refused - because I would rather 
live here. I wonder if he will
marry, me if I go there, I love
him so much.



Mr. John








Dear Elenor,

Dear Eleanor:
I am a girl 19 years of age. I have gone with a married
man for two years and seven months. From the outset of our
affair neither of us dreamed that things would Would have
turned out as they now are. I have two children by him. Since
the birth of the children, we have become rather serious in our
relations.
I love him very much and he
feels the same way about me and
wants to marry me. His wife who
cannot bear children for him, understands 
how he feels about her;
she understands him too, but she
refuses to give him up.
My aunt whom I have tried to
make understand, does not like
this man. I want to leave here and
drive to Chicago with him. Am I
wrong to be thinking of this? My
sweetheart says it we leave here,
we-can get married.
Please help me. Tell me if I am
wrong or right.
Dixie Lady
answer:




Dear Elenor,
Please advise me. I am 28 years
old and would like to get married
I would like to find a good husBand. 

I work every day, do not drink
and do not like bad companions
for association, I go with a man
who lives in New ersey. His wife
is dead and he has two children
who live here. He has requested
me to come up there to live, but
I refused - because I would rather 
live here. I wonder if he will
marry, me if I go there, I love
him so much.



Mr. John








QUOTATIONS OF THE DAY

Dear Eleanor:
I am a girl 19 years of age. I have gone with a married
man for two years and seven months. From the outset of our
affair neither of us dreamed that things would Would have
turned out as they now are. I have two children by him. Since
the birth of the children, we have become rather serious in our
relations.
I love him very much and he
feels the same way about me and
wants to marry me. His wife who
cannot bear children for him, understands 
how he feels about her;
she understands him too, but she
refuses to give him up.
My aunt whom I have tried to
make understand, does not like
this man. I want to leave here and
drive to Chicago with him. Am I
wrong to be thinking of this? My
sweetheart says it we leave here,
we-can get married.
Please help me. Tell me if I am
wrong or right.
Dixie Lady
answer:




Dear Elenor,
Please advise me. I am 28 years
old and would like to get married
I would like to find a good husBand. 

I work every day, do not drink
and do not like bad companions
for association, I go with a man
who lives in New ersey. His wife
is dead and he has two children
who live here. He has requested
me to come up there to live, but
I refused - because I would rather 
live here. I wonder if he will
marry, me if I go there, I love
him so much.



Mr. John








Tan Topics




NORWEGIAN FIRST
Norwegian 
Defense Minister Otto Grieg
Tidemand will pay an official visit
to the Soviet Union beginning
Oct. 16 at the invitation of his
Soviet counter-part Andrei a. Crecho. 
Grieg Tidemand will become
the first Norwegian defense minister 
to visit the Soviet Union during 
peacetime.








Sunday School
Lesson



Our lesson aim for today is to
encourage us to see clearly that
God is continually at work in His
world, overcoming evil, and strengthening 
the good.
God called Amos from the quiet
obscurity of the lull country to go
amng the people of Israel and warn
them of the retribution that was
to Visit them because of their transgressions, 
Unless they repented and
turned again to His ways. No small
task for a ample herder of sheep—
a tender of the sycamore trees! But,
most certainly, a challenge of infinite 
aproportions!
In todays printed passage Syria
was selected as one of the nations
that did not recognize the one true
God. True, she had ho knowledge
of the Covenant that had been
handed down to the people of Israel 
through Moses, while Journeying 
through the wilderness; nevertheless, 
this ignorance did not remove 
her from the sovereign authority 
of God. She would be held
accountable in His eyes for the
evil deeds committed by her people.
Today, there are nations in the
world who will have nothing to do
with God, who deny His existence—
but that does not mean that God
will have nothing to do with them!
For God is concerned with ALL
peoples, and all nations are—in the
final analysts—accountable to Him.
Such Was the message Amos carried 
to the Israelites Frightening?
Yes! But, primarily a messenger
of Judgment and retribution, Amos,
nevertheless, also had a message of
hope and encouragement . . .for
God's concern for mankind transcends 
even His sternest discipline.
And I will bring again the captivity 
of my people of Israel, and
they shall build the waste cities.
and inhabit them; and they shall
plant vineyards . . make gardens
. . . eat the fruit . . . and they shall
no more be pulled up out of their
land which I have given them,
saith the Lord thy God." (Amos 9:
14-15.)
God's mercy is, indeed, a thing

to behold! For it was it not expressed 
in the advent of Jesus
Christ in the world—His only begotten 
Son? What greater demonstration 
of loving concern could
anyone ask?
We might do well to pause and
reflect: which of the sins attributed 
to Judah and Israel all those
centuries ago, apply — in our day
and time—to our own nation? An
examination and an honest evaluation 
might surprise us!
In this highly complex and competitive 
age, do we not, too, stress
the importantance of the almighty
dollar over our consciences, over
the welfare of our less fortunate
brethren; even over the good which
can be done in the service of our
Lord? How casual are we in our
sense of Justice towards our fellowmen? 
Even more important —
how receptive, are we to the quality
of mercy? For mercy should always 
transcend Justice. One is legal
—the other divine! For we are
saved in the blood of Christ, and
He (nor His heavenly Father) stopped 
to reason as to whether or not
mankind deserved such a sacrifice!
Our just desserts might, indeed, be
bitter fruit! But God's mercy tempered 
justice—and always will!. Can
we (who profess adherence to the
concepts of Christianity) be less
concerning with mankind?
Let us ... as a nation . . .resolve 
to mend our ways, before we
tax Almighty God too far! Let each
and every one of us make up our
minds to live according to His
Word, then, as a nation, We cannot
fall to be pleasing in God's sight.
(These comments are based on
outlines of the International Sunday 
School Lessons, copyrighted by
the International Council of Relgious 
Education, and used by permission). 


THE LORD OF HISTORY



Our lesson aim for today is to
encourage us to see clearly that
God is continually at work in His
world, overcoming evil, and strengthening 
the good.
God called Amos from the quiet
obscurity of the lull country to go
amng the people of Israel and warn
them of the retribution that was
to Visit them because of their transgressions, 
Unless they repented and
turned again to His ways. No small
task for a ample herder of sheep—
a tender of the sycamore trees! But,
most certainly, a challenge of infinite 
aproportions!
In todays printed passage Syria
was selected as one of the nations
that did not recognize the one true
God. True, she had ho knowledge
of the Covenant that had been
handed down to the people of Israel 
through Moses, while Journeying 
through the wilderness; nevertheless, 
this ignorance did not remove 
her from the sovereign authority 
of God. She would be held
accountable in His eyes for the
evil deeds committed by her people.
Today, there are nations in the
world who will have nothing to do
with God, who deny His existence—
but that does not mean that God
will have nothing to do with them!
For God is concerned with ALL
peoples, and all nations are—in the
final analysts—accountable to Him.
Such Was the message Amos carried 
to the Israelites Frightening?
Yes! But, primarily a messenger
of Judgment and retribution, Amos,
nevertheless, also had a message of
hope and encouragement . . .for
God's concern for mankind transcends 
even His sternest discipline.
And I will bring again the captivity 
of my people of Israel, and
they shall build the waste cities.
and inhabit them; and they shall
plant vineyards . . make gardens
. . . eat the fruit . . . and they shall
no more be pulled up out of their
land which I have given them,
saith the Lord thy God." (Amos 9:
14-15.)
God's mercy is, indeed, a thing

to behold! For it was it not expressed 
in the advent of Jesus
Christ in the world—His only begotten 
Son? What greater demonstration 
of loving concern could
anyone ask?
We might do well to pause and
reflect: which of the sins attributed 
to Judah and Israel all those
centuries ago, apply — in our day
and time—to our own nation? An
examination and an honest evaluation 
might surprise us!
In this highly complex and competitive 
age, do we not, too, stress
the importantance of the almighty
dollar over our consciences, over
the welfare of our less fortunate
brethren; even over the good which
can be done in the service of our
Lord? How casual are we in our
sense of Justice towards our fellowmen? 
Even more important —
how receptive, are we to the quality
of mercy? For mercy should always 
transcend Justice. One is legal
—the other divine! For we are
saved in the blood of Christ, and
He (nor His heavenly Father) stopped 
to reason as to whether or not
mankind deserved such a sacrifice!
Our just desserts might, indeed, be
bitter fruit! But God's mercy tempered 
justice—and always will!. Can
we (who profess adherence to the
concepts of Christianity) be less
concerning with mankind?
Let us ... as a nation . . .resolve 
to mend our ways, before we
tax Almighty God too far! Let each
and every one of us make up our
minds to live according to His
Word, then, as a nation, We cannot
fall to be pleasing in God's sight.
(These comments are based on
outlines of the International Sunday 
School Lessons, copyrighted by
the International Council of Relgious 
Education, and used by permission). 


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ISTANBUL — UPI —
Four ships
from the U. S. 6th Fleet arrived
in Istanbul Monday to Join two
other American vessesls for shore
leave for their sailors. The aircraft 
carrier Saratoga and the destroyers 
MacDonough, Sellers and
Waller arrived for a call which
will end Oct. 16. Local police added
security details to the waterfront
to prevent anti-American demonstration.