Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 39]

ance of the denigepatic: ~ideal to
join with the tation

ino its
rs fad Eeekeurs *
founded~ by John |; and
the Rev. Samuel Cornish. NNPA
has designated ~The Role of the
American Minority Press. in a
World of Unrest~ a6 press week
theme. -

~Thorugh the ages,~ noted Mr.
Sengstacke, ~Negro newspapers
have stood willingly and actively

ready to serve the néeds of this

Stanley, editor-pub r, The
Louisville (Ky.- Delete is
chairman of the body on which
also serve Thomas W. Young,
President, The Norfolk (Va.)
Journal and Guide, ~and Moss. H.
Kendrix,. director, The Moss ~H.
Kendrix Organization, Washington, D. ~. Mr. Kendrix directed
the week during the years 1928 -1943, while the approaching is
the 28rd annual observance of
the Negro Press Week celebration. ~Organizations and~ institutions throughout. the nation ~will
observe the fouder~s day and
week.

|The police have not arrested the

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path and four otter tees
of CORE, Kenneth Miller, Raoul
Cunningham, William Buchanan,
and Lawrence Williams were arrested and charged ~with trespassing as a result of a stand-in at
~Stewarts Dry Goods Company.

hutard responsible for the cross

The five CORE~ "members face
trial on the trespass charge on)
March 2nd. They have been con
Herman Pfulil said the cross was
burned at his home at approximately 10 p.m. when all of the
family was absent. A on
called the pelice. when she n
ticed the ~fire.

Pfuhl turned the remnants of
the cross, which was made of

paper wrapped in rags and soaked.phasized

| victory for the blond, 5feet 3 -
dnch stock caf racing driver.
She competed against groups of
eight and ten vehicles of other
makes.

Both, Pure Oil and National

with gasoline, over to the police|.obt

for investigation.

NASEERT hy cations. - The
| The three-day event, held at the
|damed Daytona ~Speedway Speedway hére.
is neat of Gee yentinmencs: an
competition of

pe fea ~ry vi flows has gon
Now we'll see ticking used as
raperies, as upholstery, even.
as wall cae. Take this.

Eso aiid a ~trend. iter
~ashions. | Se that
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precision. sleek room ~ pe st Son alia oF
NASCAR | country, as an extra gu est room ||
ora live-th-onie-Toom. apart- |

-- > ment. The matching ticking on.
or walls; couches and rs im- 4
parts unity, serenity and a cus-.
tom-made neatness.:: The fabric is in a muted olive
| green tone by Burlington Indus- *

_ tries, the nation bey eraoptigs 2 | these idea

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