Bronze Reporter [Volume: 2, Issue: 9]

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Saturday, November 12, 1955

Page Five

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Frontiers Day Award for their

Dr. Ralph Bunche (right), permanent undersecretary of the United Nations, was one. of the five Michigan men who received the New

contibutions to American life.

Governor G. Mennen Willimas (center) presented the award to Dr
Bunche last monnth in Flint, while F. Granger Weil (left), editor of
the Port Huron Times-Herald and chairman of the award selection
committee, look on. New Frontiers Day was celebrated last May 21
on the final.day of Michigan Week, the observance dedicated to refminding Michigan citizens ~of their state~s- greatness. Receiving the
award in addition to Dr. Bunche were Poet Edgar A. Guest, DetroitEdison President Walker Cisler, Mackinac Straits Bridge Authority
Chairman Prentiss Brown, and Dr. Thomas Francis, famed for his
research on virus diseases. Next year~s Michigan Week will be observed May 20-26. (Photo courtesy of The Flint Journal)

Mrs. Ruby Harden

Hand Circle

Mrs. Ruby Harden, 217 E. Wellington, was hostess to the Helping
Hand Circle of the King~s Daughters at its last meeting, Thursday,
November 3.

Mrs. Francis Leach, president,
was the first to arrive. She- was
followed by.Mrs. Lillian Newman,
Mrs. Ek. C. Robinson, Mrs. W. M.
Green, Mrs. Fanny Harcum, Mrs.
Mamie McCoy, Mrs. Virgil Linneg,
Mrs. Frenchyp Weaver, Mrs. Estelle. Broadnax, Mrs. Margaret
Barton and Mrs.. Gwenola Smith.

After the business meeting was
over, the ladies were treated to
tasty turkey dinners. Miss Geraldine Carter was the guest for the
meeting. |,

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The Public Health Nurse is in
the forefront of the battle against
tuberculosis, ministering to convalescent TB patients in their homes
and teaching them and their families how to live with TB..More TB

~training for nurses is part of the
program of the tuberculosis associations now conducting their annual Christmas Seal Sale throughout the United States. ~

| Rhodesians Africans

Attack Whites

Salisbury, Rhodesia - (ANP)
Even if the situation is an accident
Negroes in Northern Rhodesir are
retaliatiing whenever they feel

that an African has been wronged.

Currently, Africans are stoning
whites having injured 14 in one
week-end and wrecked buildings,
automobiles and machinery at one

| copper mine. At the mine, African

violence began after an African
was killed by a crane operated
by a European.

Whites called it.an accident.
Some 300 Africans were arrested.
The government is pianning what
it calls emergency measures to
stop ~hysterical African mob lawlessness.~ These plans include
public flogging and _ collective
fines on all African families living near riot scenes to compensate whites hurts in the attacks.

Roosevelt Urges

|Support For

Anti-Lynch Bills.

WASHINGTON - James Roosevelt (D. Calif.) stated last week
that he wished to ~join in the
swelling roar of. protest that is
rising against the insenate brutalities that are presently going
unpunished in the State of MissisSippi. That such inhuman crimes
can be committed in our country
is revolting but that they can then
be tactly coutponed is literally
sickening.~

In a letter to Atty. Thomas G.
Neuson, president of the Los An-.|geles Branch of the NAACP Roose
complished fact.is inadequate,. especially if the fact occurre@ in a
section of the country where the
majority of American tizens
have neither control nor~ influence. J

velt stated that E inedeacgin ac
The only answer, he continued,
is a federal law requiring action
when local officials are patently
malfesant.

He pointed out that bills have
been introduced on this subject by
several Congressmen including
himself, and they had been promised hearings in the next session.

He, therefore, called upon the
NAACP to urge its members to
literally snow under their Representatives with letters urging the

| passage of this legislation.

If the proposed bills are not
pagsed, then th constituents
should mark for defeat every ofer holder who did not support

em.

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