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*4<IB UGHT newspTpr week MARCH 14—20 (Continued from Page one) ca&t. The speakers will be O. Walker, publisher of Cleveland Call-Post, and rotary of NNPA, and Oavla, general manager of Kr.naas City Call and bf the Newspaper Week mittee. 1 On CBS from 10:45 to p. m., EST. Thursday, March NNPA will announce the ners of Russwurm Awards 1853. Participating in broadcast will be William ft Nunn, manure editor of Pittsburgh Courier. Julius ams, general manager of New York Age, Dowdal and one of the Award winners. ./Since their inception in th* 4 Russwurm Awards feone to Individuals, ions and institutions who mftdc Signal contributions to jiw.tter ( democracy. WTOC-TV PROGRAM SCHPnni.F. Tqjjp ■ i ‘ ~ ; '•yr)Nt>4\- ' PROORAM TITl.!! IjS*— s|«, ur> S.:oe—Youth, isi—Mnn Tnk'i w<wk n Staml-OBS can '.f - I'fiA—TMs 1« the E1K *:3»^Aflser.tUn- IflO—MlUlnee - CBb I:QS—(fufiAfW Thwatre N"»s Review »:iO~Weat!ier Vane 4.1S—Wwkty New* Review 9M ~You Are. 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Q Lewis the Story Show Man - CBb -Hopalonv Catstdl —Bernle Adams bhow —Three Star Final ’and the Ncws^CBS n ■1 Stare - C'HS arson * - C ^? tao BS /* • HollV '>.' ood ' CB6 jam Dance Show - CBS lone? - CBS j ( j RECEIVING LINE—Above are scenes from the reception for visiting AME Bish¬ ops and their wives at the Savannah State College. The bishops were in Savannah attending the annual meeting of the Bishops and Conneetlonal Councils at the City Auditorium, February 23-26. TOE PICTURE—Mrs. Sherman L. Greene, Bishop w. A. Fountain, Mrs. W. A. Fountain, President and Mrs. W A, Payne, Bishop Sherman L. Greene, Mrs. J. S. Flipper, Bishop and Mrs. F. D. Jordan, President and Mxs. J. H. Lewis. Sav’h State To Be Host To SEAL Tournev Fri.,-Sat. The Savannah State College Tigerettes who will play in the SEAC basketball tournament. They have lost only one game in two years of competition. Savannah State college wil' re host to the 1954 Southeast¬ ern Conference Basketball Tour¬ nament in Wilcox Gymnasium on the college campus Friday and Saturday, March 12 & 13. Eight teams will compete for the highest honors in the SE¬ AC. There will be six boys and four g?Ms teams. The tournament is sponsored oy the Southeastern AtAhletic Conference of which Ohio O’Neal, Jr., of Albany, Is presi¬ dent and T. A. Wright, Sr., of SELF-EMPLOYED MUST MAKE RETURNS A number of persons who work for themselves have not yet made the required 1951 and 1952 Social Security reports, C. A. Hamilton, manager of the avannah Social Security office, jald today. This is shown, he said, ontacts being made by the Social Security office field per- onnel and by Inquiries eceived by that office. Some people, he said, have the npression that payment of ocial Security tax by the self- 'inployed and the resulting old- ge and survivors insurance coverage is a matter of choice, "This is not so. It is as com- pulsory as making an income tax return if your net employment income is as much as $4C0 and is not from one of the professions excluded from Savannah, executive secretary. Defending boys champion is Morris college of Sumter, S. C., and defending their honors as 1953 girls champion of the hard¬ wood will be the Savannah State Tigerctts. Teams entering the tourney are boys and girls from Albany State college, boys and girls from Morris college, boys and ;irls from Florida Normal Me¬ morial college and boys and girls from Savannah State col- fact, the covered ment income must be reported on u section,of the income tax return at the time the income tax report Is made, Mr. hton declared. He pointed out that self- employed people who have net earnings of at least $400 during their tax year must file the Social Security section of the income tax return even though they aren’t required to make a federal income tax return. Personal exemptions permitted for income tax purposes are not permitted in determining self-employment net earnings for Social Security purposes, Therefore, quite a few self- employed who do not ordinarily file iueme tax returns must make Social Security returns, Mr. Hamilton urged persons who had self-employment in- j t rome to contact the local Se- curity office. Room 230, Post 111<41>>ra i• THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE In the lower picture are shown Mrs. Dorothy R. Lampkin, general chair¬ man, and Mrs. .Mattie B. Payne, hostess talking with members of the com¬ mittee, who are Mrs. A. O. Wilson, Mrs. J. S. Bryan, Mrs. L. G. Long, Mrs. T. J. Davis, Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. H. C. Carswell, Mrs. W. R. Burleigh and Mrs. A. Middleton Mrs. Clyde Boddie of Milledgeville, a member of the com- is not shown in picture. the Police Department has ade¬ quate manpower to maintain law and order at Trumbull Park or any other housing project where anti-Negro violence may occur. Further requests by NAACP representative Willoughy Abner that Mayor Kennedy openly support a non-discriminatory, policy in admittance to all Chicago Housing Authority pro¬ jects and support efforts by Negro families to move into the projects also met with a neg¬ ative reply from Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Abner is chairman of the executive committee of the NA- ACP’s Chicago branch. He head- ded a delegation of four NAACP branch officers. The federally-owned Trumbull Park housing project has been the scene of violent acts since it first admitted Negro families lege. Boys onl ywill be entered from Claflin university and Paine college, Games will begin at 100 p. m. Friday, Mar. 12, and Satur¬ day’s games will get underway 1 at 2:00 p. m. for the consolt-1 ion and 7:30 p. m. for the fin-1 als. Tickets for the tournament j may be secured at the Beach I of High Trades Evening and School, Industries Mr. Isaac and j the Business Office of Savan¬ nah State. Revenue office. Room 240, Post Office Building, if there is any {question about being their self-em- Social 1 ployment under Security. Mayor Refus¬ es To Act On Chi Violence CHICAGO. HI., March 4— personal request to Mayor Ken- nelly by the Chicago branch the NAACP, asking the mayor t to state publicly that hoodlums j engaging in unlawful attacks on Negro families in the Trum¬ bull Park housing would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, was denied by Mr. Kenelly this week. At the same time, in a con- ference held in the mayor’s otfice, Chicago Police Cortimis- ANNUAL SOUTHEASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Willcox Gym SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE FRIDAY—SATURDAY, March 12-13, 1954 MEMBER SCHOOLS • ALBANY STATE COLLEGE • CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY • FLORIDA N & I-M COLLEGE MORRIS COLLEGE (1953-’54 SEASON BOYS CHAMPS) PAINE COLLEGE • SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE GIRLS CHAMPS • GIRLS—(BOYS FIRST SESSION FRIDAY — FINALS SATURDAY SEASON TICKETS Adults $2.00, Inc. Tax j Students $1.25, Incl. Tax j FINALS Adults $1.00 Lnel. Tax Students ,'5i incl tux i*»CliS5iriEI*D5 Your Income Tax Papers FILLED OUT PROMPTLY SEE ME AT 401-403 West Broad Street or Phone 2-7459 A BENEFIT DANCE Sponsored by SPORTSMAN'S PARK GUN CLUB AT SPORTSMAN’S PARK MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954 Dancing 9:00 Until Music by Bonnie Brown and his Master Tones Admission SI.00 Pres., W. B. Everette | Reporter, E. L. Robinson Send The TRIBUNE To Your Friends Serve with Confidence j i RUGS BRIGHT AS NEW! A . WITH NfW mmorene COTTON RUG CtEAHIR Simply Apply It! Then Wlp» Bright! How you can clem even wall-to-wall cotton broad- loom yourself 1 Watch, ♦very type of dirt vanish! And no discoloration) Buy it today and save! Ui Cat nteans avttat* 10115'rug only___* .*44 tor WITH FRfl ClkMOtfHI kmKATO* for WOOL RUGS lolso wool-blendi end tynitratk)! Be Sure To Use FAMOUS GLAMORENF RUG CLEANER Removes dirt and spots your vacuum can’t gat alone Vj Ga). cleans two S'xl2' rugs only $ 2.29 for effective results use only the Giamorene a. «• Applicator etfefc 6. VC*K STS. last year. Last week NAACP Executive Secretary Walter White asked federal intervent¬ ion to curb lawless hoodlumism on the U. S. government prop¬ erty. After the meeting with the mayor here, Police Commiss¬ ioner O'Connor announced that he will take action to stop vio¬ lence at the Trumbull Park project. “We are going to stop ad dis¬ orders,” Mr. O’Connor declared. “That’s our job. The situation that has existed at the project cannot continue any longer. It must be ended without delay, and it will.” At the meeting, reports will be given on the Trumbull Park situation and other housing problems in the city as they affect Negroes and other min¬ ority groups. THURSDAY, MARCH 11,1954 ' OFFICE HOURS CITY TICKET OFFICE depot ticket office Effective December 18. 1953 City Ticket Office 5 East Congress Street Phone 3-5307 Monday Through Friday 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM SATURDAY 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM Depot Ticket Office 301 West Broad Street Phone 5517 DAILY 6.30 AM to 3:30 PM and 9:15 PM to 11:15 PM CENTRAL Of GEORGIA RAILWAY SEE PAUL anti aNDY For Ignition, Starters, Generators and Carburetors Phone 2-0221 WHEN YOU WANT SEAFOOD Go To or Phone ivOUlS c. Matthews 518 West Broad St. 2-1142 Phones 2-1141 Cement Products 2-2971 Co. | Savannah, Ga., Phone i Hull and West Boundary Sts. Specializing In WEDDING AND BIRTHDAT CAKES Pastries, Old Fashion Rye Bread Cream Puffs Doughnuts Two Bakings Dally KRAFT’S BAKERY Jefferson and Duffy Sts Phone 5244 t SAVANNAH INDUSTRY GROWS! ....When you use Savannah Printers and Plates from... DIXIE ENGRAVING CO. PHONE 5508 ^1128 W. BAY ST. 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