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WHO’S WRONG Tin of the
outstanding sports figur •> honor
ed recently by The HK) per Cent
Wrong Club, Atlanta, arc seen
above receiving their trophies ami
citations. In lower panel, inter-
nationally famous tennis star
Althea Gibson and A! Soper
stein, Harlem Globetrotters
Negro
Says His Life
ATLANTA, (AND -A Negro
minister who said hi- life was in
danger ns result of his - land
against integration in any form
has appealed for police protection
for himself and his family.
The Rev. Early dailies Mattox,
pastor of the Holy Cross Church,
Inc., said that during the three
weeks since the lestaurant sit-
down protests had begun he hu>
been threatened and his home and
church have been stoned at all
hours of the night.
Lt. Clinton ■ Chafin of the deter
live vice squad sjiid a .-uffic < at
number of men would in a-signed
to the ease to eliminate the trou¬
ble.
Rev. Mattox, 28, a veteran of
the Korean War, said lie was
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Elgin Baylor, Minneapolis
«i per.shot-maker, gets
of Veal " trophy from Moss 11.
; Ir'u a* halftime of
;.m- at University of
I Standing in are T.v llarre,
Threatened
against any mixing of the races in 1
I school or elsewhere at this time
and had preached vigorously!
| against “Every it.
j member of my congrega- i
| lion feels as I do,” lie said.
Detectives aid the minister told
| them he believes the Negro race
j Inland eventually the will rights be prepared to de-
they are asking
I now, but added they must await
| the proper time.
The minister aid he had found
j threatening notes pinned to the
j door and that of hi- he church had received and his home
one
threatening letter through the
i mail.
“One n>'tc a-ted me ‘Are you
tired of living?' ” he said.
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
< oca-Cola Company, Atlanta, left,
and Laker Coach Jim Pollard.
Minneapolis lost to Boston, 131-
110, before 13,581 Washington-
arca fans. Globetrotters were in
Washington to play a benefit
against the Baltimore Rockets for
the Big Brothers Club. The Trot¬
ters won 93-82 before a turn-away
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
The name “National Guard”did
not become official until the Na¬
tional Defense Act of 1916.
By the turn of the century, how¬
ever, nearly all of the States
had adopted the name. The last
to fall into line wa3 the Old Do¬
minion State whose “Virginia
Volunteers" became National
Guardsmen (officially) in 1916.
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New Traffic
At Bay and Lathrope
Monday, March 28, was the first
day of operation of some Special
illuminated traffic signs at Bay
Street and East Latnrp Avenue.
The signs are called “black-out"
signs and they are suspended from
rabies, over the lanes. When there
is only one lane on the Viaduct
for eastbound traffic these sign*
will direct traffic in the right
lane of Bay Street to turn
onto East Lathrup Avenue,
fie-in the easthourid iane
the centerline will then be
go freely into the right hand tana
lo cross the Viaduct.
When there are two lanes on
the Viaduct for eastbound
the special signs will be turned
off. Then both lanes of traffic
can cross the intersection and
the Viaduct,
The signs were furnished by the
State Highway Department and in-
tailed by City Electrician.
The plan which calls for the use
of these special “black-out" signs
were devised by the City
cident problem. In 1058 there
IS reported accidents at this In¬
tersection. in 1959 "the - number
rose to 05. It is believed that
about one-third, of the accidents
will be prevented by these new
ages. For this to happen it wUf
be necessary for the public to obey
these signs strictly. When signs
arc illuminated drivers should get
in the proper lane well ahead of
the intersection. The sign* will
be cleaejy seen as far as two blocks
away. 5
Bethlehem Center Jegins
Hay School Program
A play-school .program for chil¬
dren ages 3-5 yr*. v^as started last
week at Bethlehem Community
Center. The purpose of the play¬
school is to provide educational and
social training for pre-school chil¬
dren. Parents may bring their
children on Mondays, Tuesdays,
and Wednesdays. The children
have games, story hours, house¬
keeping playtime, and other ex¬
periences of value to the pre¬
school child. The hours are ,10:00
a.m.-11:00 a.m. The activities have
connection with the day-care
Center and are held in the .Gwin¬
nett St. building.
The BethleTiem Community Cen¬
ter Parents* Club will have a call
meeting Thursday evening, March
31, 7:30 p.m. at the Center, Mr.
Daniel Wright is president.
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crowd of 6,325, while Miss Gibson
w a s defeating barnstorm-mate
Karol Kageros, 0-3. An Atlanta
Daily World sponsored . project,
The 100 Per Cent Wrong Club is
also supported by 1 he
Company and the Atlanta Life In¬
surance Company, two leading At¬
lanta business firms.
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Gospel Music
8:00—Baraon ol Bounce—Janes Lang
Bock N’ Poll and Blues
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3:00—Benny s Nignt bnc* iu . .
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5:00
iutoDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
News ou the Hour
12.00— Hawk Talks—Claude Roberta —
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1:00—3:00—Kell Weaver Show—-Kell
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5.UO—bpirtual Parade—T. J, Polite —
Gospel Bongs
7:00—Ready, bet. Go!—T. J. Polite —
Popular Music Top 40
9<WI©ongs for the Soul — Rev. Geo.
Walker — Gospel Music
-Showers of Blessing — Minlsbe*
1 Assoc. — Visiting Ministers
rigs for the boui -Rev. Ul'O
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