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1»AG1 EIGHT NOW A MASTER SERGEANT John H Jivcns, son of Joseph Jivens and Mrs. Katie Jivens 1413 Richfield Road, recently Teas promoted to master sergeant at Fort Bclvoir, Va., where he is an operation sergeant with Company R of the Engineer Center Regiment. He entered the army In April, 1C43. He the hur-band of Mrs. Gertrude Amos Jivcns. They are making their home in Washington, D. C. Joseph Jivcns youngest son, Jerry, who was stationed at Ft. Lee, Va„ is home on a two-week leave. After he leaves Savannah he will report to the Oakland, Calif., army base. They are the brothers of Mrs. Irene Gray who lives at 808 W 53rd street, and the cousins of Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton of 806 West 39th street, Savannah. MASS. UNIV. ORDERS BIAS OUT (Own tinned from I /*ge onci because the complications in con¬ nection with the fraternities next two biennial national meetings. President Paul Mather stated: “The trustees want to give the fra¬ ternities an . Opportunity to solve their problems through democratic processes.” y 'Jump for joy, Savannah! f r_ J v- JCi - m-r Mi .. filter cig»r ett '- ^ x< ^ ISSeW je-diavring tip Full „V>ite • size " King ' V, v. - ............ Hit Pa radc '' ;o.e°.e oto , , swe « lc ' “ pTeasUT® o^ e iS - \,c^ o>° *1 Hovr _ Iron' Tobacco The Ataenea - i c^' k there/ Zctas Observe Founders’ Day ; Alpha Theta Zeta sorority joined with Rho Seta sorority i in an impressive Founders Day program at the home of Soror Ann Jordan, Savannah State College, with Scions MagdaliAe Harrison and Mabel Hanshaw serving as co-hostesses. Soror Frankie Golden, Anti- Basileus, presided over the busi¬ ness part of the meeting. Plans weie made for Finer Woman¬ hood Week. Soror Marguerite Wught conducted the program. Tributes were given to our na¬ tional and local founders. Soror Matilda Rivers read “The His¬ ( tory of Zeta.” Surors Hankie ; Golden and Ann Jordan gave- inspirational speeches and re¬ viewed m any outstanding achievements of Zetas. Pop songs were led by Rho Beta chapter. Refreshments were served irom a set of colorful tables with beautiful centerpieces. A ■urge while cake with live blue candles and decoration was used to honor our founders. fALLAHASSEE BUS MUDDLE TAKES (Continued from page 1) n court Monday but were told the case has been put off m- j definitely. j A crowded courtroom includ¬ j J ing many Negro spectators, appeared to be disappointed | when news of the postpone¬ j ment was annouced. ■ Following their arrest, the six men were taken to police ; young ' headquarters and questioned lor more than two iiours. T li e Negroes gave their I names as Leonard Speed, son of Dan Speed, chairman of the Negro Ride the Bus Campaign m Tallahassee; John Herndon, a native of Lake Park, Ga. Arrested whites were Jon Fol¬ | som, Miami; Joe Epagna of St. Petersburg, both university stu¬ ! dents; and Jim Kennedy, u i clerk at the state road depart¬ | ment. j They told police they met on j the Florida A,vM campus and laid come to the city together on a sight seeing” tour. They admitted they would not sit where the bus driver placed them, as is required by a new city ordinance. Following a federal court de¬ cision declaring Tallahassee bus segregation ideal, city and bus officials agreed upon an “as¬ signed seating” plan whereby the bus driver is given the right to assign seats to passengers. Alty. Francisco Rodriguez of TIIE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE Tainpa, an attorney for the ACT’, said the arrests definitely not set up to a “test case” against the bus seating plan. Also denying any part in Saturday incident was the lai- lahassee Inter-Civic Council, a Negro organization supporting bus integration. The arrests topped off a week of bus integration troubles which resulted in Gov. Letoy Collins threatening to take “immediate and effective” ac¬ tion to halt further anti-Negro violence in tiie state capital. Collins, who .su pended bus sevices for almost two weeks recently after a flare-up of racial troubles, issued the statc- ment after shotgun blasts shat- tered windows in the Baptist Your Income Tax Papers filled cut PROMPTLY SEK ME AT 401-403 West Brocd Street or Phone AD 2-7459 church of the Rev. C. K. Steele, head of the Inter-Civic Coun¬ cil. Remarking on tne shooting incident, Collins said: This sort of thing is inex¬ cusable and must stop. It is a mailer that local authorities I would atend to and I expect j seme effective action.” BANG! BANG! I j I I I Uitie Firecracker! I ) IS IIKIU5 I I I Bcillcintine Famous India Pale Ale | J (Aged In Wood One Year) f NOW AVAILABLE 7-Ounce Bottle X X X Strong BallanUnr .ale q$>' Henry and Montgomery Streets Mills B. 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