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a, ~peliove that civil rights,
the rights of every ~ American

a- | citizen to vote, to worship in

tthe telearee called: attention
to the full statement adopted by
the SCEF board at a meeting
in Atanta Ga., a copy of which
Administration~;

~The 3 Civilfollowed by mail. _
Rights Bill~ said the SCEF. gtatement, ~in. providing. in
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~tpeace, and to live securely in

the-home. of his choice, are living and ~present rights. They
are entitle: to every safeguard

wrong that their legal implementation should be restricted, as
it now is, to the few situations
where a transgression of them
is so serious and flagrznt that
it can be proven, beyond a reasunable doubt to be. the commission of an indictable crime.~

CAMP CAVELL
A hundred and 13; girls
between the ages of 9 and
16 have arrived at the YWCA~s Camp Cavell on Lake
Huron +o spend the second
two-week campin period.
On hand to, greet them
were 55 girls who had. attended ~the camp~s first period iand are enrolled also

for the second.

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Integration of*. Negroes into

Newport's recreation program
this summer has proven to be

as successful as~ it- has~ in the
city~s ~ schoo] ~System,~ Ralph
Mussman, City,. Manager, said
last Friday.

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two-year integration progyam E
last yedr: with closing of the}j
city~s only Negro school. ~The}*
year was without incident, A. D.!
Owens, Superintendent of New- ~
testified ~

port Public Schods,
yesterday.

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~Tt was surprising how well
the integration. program worked
out for us in Newport,~ Mussman said. ~All Negro children

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aré welcome and: have been re- |
ceived well at the playgrounds. }
They are taking an active part}
in facilities ~available to them. |~
We are gratified over ~the suc- |

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New York city W Claik iae a
dramatic and daring interview
via television~s ~Night Beat~
eat

(Mrs. Walter White) gave an
inside: view oh her highly:pub~interracial marrizge to.
the~ late Walter White, who was
leader of the NAACP. Mrs.
White disclosed her ~fear~ not
of losing. any of her friends -but
ofs.je ~@ her husband~s
career, Sh t he might lose} *
his eahion~ 4 a race~ leader.

-1 The decision tosmarry, however,

she. admitted, he did not discuss
with his friends but. she did.
All: of ~them were against it,|
she sfiled. However, her marriage. to:Mr. White was a rich, expenance for her.

_ Expressing her_Iove; -~jaiina

>and great devotion for her

husband in her new book, ~
ter. White-Gentle Knight~, Mrs

| White feels times are changing

~for the better as far as intesrecrt
al marriages go. She believes
and-so did Mr. White, that one.
day we would ~all be a beautiful golden brown.~ Citing that
her chidren (by a previous mar~riage) all adored her. husband,
she was asked how Mr. White~s

sérene ~Poppy. Cannon.

Es the situation. She thought
a moment, then. admitted Mr.
White~s son and daughter (Walter White Jr. and Jane did not
come around too often~almost

great: sorrow. to him.~

Mrs. White~s purpose - of writing ~Gentle Knight~ ig to better acquaint: all people with ~
= ~ the sincere effort

seliefs of her pn ol and~.
to ~let the world-try and under-~
stand the problems he faced,
the decisions he made and why
he made them, The book is a
~dedicated: work ~to his mémory.
~She says she used her career
name of: Poppy Cannon that she
may say exactly what she wished and not be limited because
of the marital: ~relationship. This
way, she~ re sige she gives
a clear picture. -

~Be hot forgetful of prayer.
Every time you pray, if your
prayer is sincere, there will be
new feeling~.and new meaning
in it, which willsgive you fresh
agin and you: will understand

t prayer is an education.~
Fyodor Dostoyevsky in ~The
Brothers Karamazov.~

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