Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 54]

any teen

LO oad
@. mommy and daddy. have,gone to: ~ Petivel 1 Lacy-Top
Jiley red fruit ga ae. peeps through
golden strips of

~ +

apples is tradi- Pe
tional and unu- ~
sually delicious.:
The ~Water- ~
Whip~ méthod
takes the guesswork out of pastry making and
gives you tender,
delicate piecrust
every time,
2-1/2 cups cranberries

1-1/2 cups pared, chopped apples
1-1/2 cups sugar

Combine first 4 ingredients in Sa

remove from heat and let stand~

dough into a circle 1/8~ thick. dat dine_9~
1/2~ beyond pan, turn dough back jenuhin

shell with cranberry mixture.
cut into strips 5/8~ wide. Lay ~

pressing ends into rim. Lay 5 more strips over fruit, at ri

Ley: Top Cian ery Big

oll re

~*~

oot's water
"Water-Whip~ Piecrust,

' ~ ring to a boil, then
epee 8 Roll 1/2 of
pastry
uted ted sen Bn pie:
be oh 1/8~ thick and
$ over fruit, evenly spaced,
t angles.

feet

10 first strips, press ends into rin, Brush, strips, with light cream,

sprinkle with sugar. Bake on lower shelf in hot oven (425~F.)
40-50 min. a

wee ~Water~ bt Plesra crust
3/4 cup Spry I tablespoon milk.. ~

1 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup boiling water

2 cups sifted all-purpose flour

Put Spry and salt in mi! xing bowl; add boiling~ water and milk.
Whip with) fork until all. diquid: is, _absorbed: and a thick, smooth
mixture is formed, Add flour and stir quickly into a dough: Shape

into smooth, flat round, The doug
paper or ona floured pastry c.oth, ~

~can be rolled between~ waxed
ield: pastry for a 2-criist 9~ pie.

Parents of Two, Victims |
Of Smoke Poisoning

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.~~Your

live with Jesus.~
This is the way the two small

College
Recieves.
Grant

A grant of $26,600 has been
made available. to the Arkansas
AMEN ~Colle ge by. the ie eae

sa aun det

De pparenye-an

(ed

/ understanding. and appreciation

~ Biological Science; Dr. Rufus~ L,

High School Teachers of Choe
istry and Biology.

The annotincement was made
this week jointly by Dr. Rufus
IL. Caine, Director of Natural
Science and Mathematics, and Dr.
Lewrence A. Davis of AML

The inst~tute will rrun for five
weeks, beginn! ng about June 8,
1959, and will be under the direction of Dr. Caine.

Objectives of -the. Inct? tr te-in
clude the improvement of subject
int teachers, strengthening the
matter competence cf partic~patcapacity of thé teachéts for mt:
vatinz able students to~ consider
carcers iti stiente, Brifigitig teachers into personal contact with
prominent scientists who make
un the Institute staff with a view

daughters. of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Fausett:-were told today that |:
their parents had died early. Sunday, of. smgke poisoning. caused
by a faulty fireplace.

The girls~Five-year-old: Paula
and four-year-old: Jan~romped
and played in their home in a
suburb of Grand Rapids (Walker
Township) all day Sunday unaware. that their parents were
dead. The girls ~ they were
sleeping.

he bodies of Fausett and his
wife, ' Virginia; were ~ discovered
late- yesterday by, Mrs. Fausett~s
d..a brother whe. went!

to their home after becwaing |

| alarmed when Paula -told- her

trandmother on. the: telephone
that har mother and father had |
heen sleeping all day and she |.
couldn~t awaken them.

It took: Kent County Sheriff's
~fficers several hours to determine exactly what happened but~
they finally theorized that fumes

in the fireplace after a fire was

their deaths.

Officers say the smoke apnarefitly backed up from. the |!
chimney because of a freak downdraft created by the connecting
pipe from an oil furnace.

The fumes-were drawn into the
furnace, which had a vent. pipe.
eonnected to the chimney, by the

cf stimuleting the interest and
creasing theit prerstige profes/sionally and ificreasing mutual

of each other's teaching ~prob" lems among teachers of Chemis.
try. and -Biology::at: high school
and college level. |
Instructors makin? up the Institute~s staff will be L. B. Barron, head of the Chemistry Department; Dr. C. L. Bentley,, professor of Zoology and Freshman

Caine, Coordidnator of thé Nat-;

ural Sciences, and Dr. G. -D.

Kyle, Head Department of Math-.ematics and Physics.

downdraft and then leaked from
the furnace, filiing the house.

FREE ON BOR
GRAND RAPIDS. ~ Twentythree-year-old Leo Bechtel of
Stan has been freed on
$10,000 bond following his plea.
of: guilty to a charge of pecan
by conversion.....

The young. bookkeeper. ap~peared Monday before Superior
Court Judge Thaddeus Taylor,
who. ordered a scat wsacensgnio inshiv i. DETROIT~A. general. reorganization uf Bi neficial Tif: Soci ty
was a) Uh ed Weonesty by
the firm's Board of dire rs:

This. statemeht. was. issued by
Board Ch*ismrtt Istaes Del Rio
following a r.-gua> b ard m2ei
ing durin.; hich ah~ cfection in]
stalled. new, ities and. added;
- three new members to the board.
Seward H. Boyd, ex: cativs vice
president afd memorr of the /
board, said tte re-or faniz: tic a}:
in keeping. th the company~s.
cbjectives of surred growth and
expénded. dttivity in 1959.:
~Elected last weex were Del

seutitive George H. Edwards,. and |

~irs. Martha Del, Rio. Reneficial
as~ ico: por.tc 1 as
AGH Ss ~fix

Sly of 1947. Mig
Royd said the reali~nment con
stit: ced an.ff rt te double cur
renit_bus 1éss~ ard inf ise the compaily with now ideds and energies

demanded | by the current com;'

pet tive. business économy.

tempt by, fine.or imprisonment.

| Atorney General and Governor-: Bullock Counties,
~| may~ judge whether or~ not the

from smouldering birch wood left e

nut out Saturday night, caused |:

a half.
pare aes
sal rarer as defied the Bia
nission by refusing to produce
~heir records, to answer ques
tions about their activities, or
2ven to take the oath to tell the
ruth, the Commission Eotpeted
the entire record to the U...
Attorney General...

The Civil Rights Act of, 1987
orovides that whenever: a~ witress disobeys its subpoena the
Commission may ask the ttoraey General to seek a:
rourt.order directing eomplianée.

Acting on the. Attorney Gen.
eral~s petition, U...S. District
Sourt Judge Frank, M. Johnson
Ir..Thursday ord~red six _ defi | ~
ant Alabama officials.to produce | 4
their records at a new hearing | tig
set. for. December 19 in MontZomery.

Fine or Jail

-Disobedience of, the court order, may. be punished.as, con
It is anticipated that the defiant
officials, counseled by Alabama~s

elect. John Patterson,. will appeal'-the ruling: Several months
could be consymed in the ap~peal procedure. _

~From. the testimony of 27 citizens of Macon County, 25 of

trastion up to fifteen times, and
ten from Dallas,~ Barber and
the public |

Tight to vote has ~been denied.
The~ public also~ may judge~
the conduct of focal and Staté
officials in Alabama, which
President Eisenhower at his
~press Conference on Wedriésday branded as ~reprehensible.~
Only Negro
_, J. Ernest.Witkins, the. only |
~Negro member of the Commission, and aNd former eet
Secretary ~
leading ~role in ar Gea Hesring:
His questioning of both the,
~ comptainartts: and: the registra.
tion officials who ote
she fet
~ gehting, inte he 8
ite yearn! facts wh
patted, to the Pr; an

eral |;

whom have been refused regis
at~ Tuskegee Instityte
first Sought to register in

Negte@s were refused applica:

agistrar, ~We~
shied er

norrow with |

adi fed
to be: vouched for by~
one registered voter. There are
only four Negroes registered in
the entire ~county. Whites will
not vouch for Negroes, Mr.. Sellers stated.

Next; ~day they, ~fetulnpd~ ~with,
one of the four Negro voters~
but after waiting a considerable
time, they were approached. by
a white mai asked, ~What's
your ~trouble?? *#They told him
they were there to register.

~Go Home ~!
a ~Y ou-all~ ~are ~already citizens," théy were told, Mr.

Sellers. téstified. ~~If' 1 were
~you: Pd go on: hidme ~and for_ get about | Votitig:! ~

~They did ~not Jeaver Present:
ly thé: man-réturnéd with a
small ~~iiob~ of: ~white: ~people
and shouted at them; ~1: thought
I told you~ to' get~ the~ hell out
of here~ Mr. Sellers said he and
the others then'~left.

Undigmay ep, -he returned the
next.registratign day, ap weeks

ight! pation!~ abd studied, tw
1954: when he and five - other |.

tion * blanks. They were told by] did 4 re
quite busy} again

~appieants me

| ig 1957 wh sn he made
moré efforts to register.

yey:

ama officials for refusing
to obey their:subpeenas that
they are judicial officers of the
~State not subject to questioning
by a Federal agency in the executive branch. of the governmen, |asked_ Mr..
the order~ he had been given to
~get the hell out~ ~of the ~
~ S| _ office.

~Was he perfoeniiag an executive or judicial function when
he said. that?~ Governor Carlton asked. A trickle of laughter
ran: through the room.

The Rev. Theodore- M. Hes~burgh, president of the University -of Notre Dame, and one
of the Commissioners, inquired
of Mr. Sellers:...

~Do you intend to. ~keep trying?~; ~

~Oh, yes,~ ~Mr. Sellers answered, ~I~m determined.~
Hesburgh.
~Four Negro Voters:

neve: | tite a os Aaah te a Buy.
~They were coe g of. trying |

Sellers: about |

~tenced to.

lis ihe by.f: ~God bless: you!~ said: Father

ville suburb. The charge was. vot-.,| ing-twice. in. a:primary ~election, sf

which a judge later said was the
fault. of election officials.

Braden was at that ae employed by Me oom Courier-Journal ving been, a
writer and edit tor for~ vg de
pers in Kentucky for 24. yea
In Oct., 1954, the ~Bradens ir
four other white persons. were
indicted on charges of advocating sedition and criminal, s~ns.
dicalism. s

the Negroes buy the house. This
was. after~ hoodlums, had. ~blown

bomb. The bombers were never
prosecuted, but Braden was sen
fined $5,000, He~ served 8 months:
before the higher courts threw
out-the indictment: ~

Aeantime,.
he~ Un-Anieri rican Activ~ities Committee was severely

to stir ~racial strife by. helping |,
up the house with a dynamite|

5 years. in, prison and |

the Atlanta eae

1 serv:: atee, and

e may be ~included. ~

The. first class rate of postage
to Canada and Mexico is 4 cents
per ounce. To. obviate, possible
disappointment. to sender or the
recipient, -mailersare urged to
send,their oe first class. ~

~A good father who finds

_ his. son on the wro fect
~will provide sw
ties.~

~ -
Be he ag

LJ
%

-Pioneer Village

A Glimpse Into Our Pest_

later.with still x ore co fored appli ants, and.a ~voucher.~ The

fice, ha pe moved, and no

1e would. tell them ~where the
néw location "was, Mt. Sell ers
stited.

~But the. ~would:bé | voters stay:
a: around ~until lunch: time: and
Reergerrat ~ome of the Regie

arrested or ~convicted; -Mr. Sel-|'

ey ~knew~ back! ito the new of- cknowledgéd one: ~ corvic- |
ae But then~ they were: told: by thea. he; atrxiety~on~ the faces |!
th Fegleitar Mt he wl all alone | of ~staff ~~membe ~spectators |.

| dn further. questioning, Mr.
~Wilkins. brought out that. there
are approximately 11,000 Ne~groes in. Bullock County~ and
about 4,000. whites, OF these.
\2,500. whites are - registered:
voters, buf -only four. Negroes.
| Asked if he had~ ever been |:

has % 20 = ~ = Ph

~The forerunner of today~s
wéstern movies and TV| shows was the wild west~ 5

that...

their. applications. Two: regis
be ita: weectinen: |

~dations. ~

[tears aré bis socal by Alabama

6 insine

~'WASHINGTON~ FBI diréctor
J. Edgar Hoover~: places himself
on récord~ a ~a gévicy's ~Law
Enforcement~ tin~ as lacking
enthusiasm for~ its local antibombing law. local, officials can better ptak~,, care of
~criminal bigots..~. ~Our ace is
that Hey. haven't. ~

) More on Bombings

i.

WINDER, Ga. ~In/a telephone!
intéry from,. his -home here, |
Sen... tichard B.. -Russell (D-Ga.)
told a press gervice he would, be

ba ariagobies ~provid
ted d no. Sted police

schools

Here in the.
illia

fering recoin) to curb
my and anti
the need fot such is Fall too apparent. Al at 7;

a fraternal {ten
ih-urance "BE. saty inf

hat ~its. housis
hth ewe of colt

glad to s federal legisla- | ~
tion ta -bombing of |
servers feel. | ed

tlie only recognized ~big~ man
op the. continent. Hence~his. obers. -closely watch
Nkrymah in Ghana,.as
a ra
ship.

ne a a 2
as a
3-Way Tie-In.: TOLEDO,,.. O.~Horace.. Newton,
41, was )a_seriqug suitor ~of Mrs.
Delores Stewart, 28, who had
~been estran ged... ro her _hus~hand Ma @B.),

bie? A ~

~take what he saw, he shot and
Sprniiony both.

Hook Too Much

~ SHIZUOKA; Japan ~ Yusakyu~

Fukushima, 17, one day last
week..set--some.kind -of..a local

wecord hy twirling his hula hoop

~ times -his body. Next
day complained of ~A', severé
fieadache. Died. that ~night. A

~wupturerd. blood _ vessel in the |

oun.

é Hah
~On My Heng

Lad

cw~ The Boy: as a life~ of

Lord Baden-Powell, founder of
uting -Movement, will be
pf Cecil B. DeMille~s

ss i e tagy

called ~Qe. My Hon@ joint venture by
lie,..Paramount _Pic
3

day ~and~ cottld not act on

wre

was obvious until he explained
that he was once fined $10 for}.

~them ineligible to register, and |

rising

in~ or amasricaty leader
lice ~say.. he |
came upan tren together in the
married man~s auto. Unable to

a prea aeres

truck. |
- The! Tusketee witnesses pre

Wided a marked contrast to the %

electidn officials who had ruled

vote. Most had High! scholasti~
qualificat: ons. Sdéme possessed
master~s arid ~doctorate degrees. ~
\ great many have bachelor~s
degrees.

The election officials recited
their excuse for not testifying
in a Halting manner, requirins
coaching and prompting from
their attérneys every four * or
five words..
~ Mr. Mitchell revealed that the
fuskegee Civic Association had
letailed records of every trip
to the registrar~s office made by
a ~Negro since 1951, together
with the results.

He testified that a toal of 1,948 colored persons applied to
-register since 1950, and ~only
301 of them succeeded in. getting certificates. He further said
that the 1950 census shows a
white population of 3,177, whilé
in 1958 there are 3,016 register1d white voters. They. outnum- fF

not having a tail light on his |"

Gel Cody's weapon when'he
st won.fame aga buffalo
chonter was the Sharp's rifle.
Specimens. of this rifle are.,
gmong the Vilk ex
showing the on
tion of hand-..- Valentino,.
20,0

4 _ Minden, eres: cae

The. ddle

niden a

LY lay Vill

pn 3 20 buildings
~en a two-bloct area,
% is located cn U.S,
~ Highway 6 ard U. ~,

24. it is viewed enc~

~ser colored registrants: six-to- | year by thovsone $ o!
one.:: es wie! pn re, |
oa; se
- % be te

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