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Efysteria Grips Savannah, Georg I Toting people have forsaken Chatham County Cruwde for — - — t garish world of “Rock and Voters, stood up on a bridge stand On Hoses <* —I refuse g f strators fell prostrate on the bail and selected to "stay in jail Par*Pe'- “d hU"dr,<,S m songs , Stockade ground at his feet. In his fiery until freedom comes.” Fire manner he told the demonstra- trucks were rushed to the scene A stockade at Hrnter Air .Force tors that "Everybody goes to Jail and groups stood on the hoses to ise which was acquired and tonight.” This statenient was block the flow of water, uipped by the city to handle greeted by thunderous cheers. The Savannah Morning News, a large number of arrestees “They lock us up for selling and the Evening Press came out Meh had overcrowded the moonshine whiskey, for selling the next day with glaring head- iyjail. was described as clean. bolUa UcMrts for having switch- lines placing the full blame on mfortable and e^uippel with b,adc kniv„ in our possession," what happened on• < r-o ading and recreational facili- williams shouted “Now let them Mobs/” - Editorials condemned m. But the bringing of state us up for ,cking for Negro mobs and said Savannah oopers was seen as a prelude freedom. I want to be the first woulu not be intimidated or co- ttae commission of violence to go to jail tonight. I pm ready creed Into giving in U the dic- lainst the demonstrators. t0 die tonight if need be for free- tatorship of Negro mob action. This predicted violence cameto dom Are you witf, rne->“ “Yes. -At press time this week Ne- head on Wednesday night dur- yes yes- shouted the crowd groes were planning the largest g a mass demonstration at the ,M McLean and demonstration of the senes. For .antang new Hobday Inn Mo- ’ k williams to «a-fra‘8ht JS*1’ LThousands of marchers con, >rged on the motel, singing, £ anrf .outing and dappmg They were met at the motel crowd. Wilhams reflJs. and Sunday, dnving rainstorms u began caused postponements of the ! reflr forward wulianls was marches. ----------------------------- n of VO1CM , lock NAACP Has Jazz , ♦???" me “P take me to jail. Take x- t- i ad members of the City Caun- ' 1 and city attorney James 311 01 us to lackburn Large squadrons of In the next 15 minutes 279 per- The New York Branch NAACP ty police and state troopers *’“• largest number in a sin- has • block of 100 tickets for the Newport Jazz Festival which per- mverged on the scene. Several gle night_.„TCe alice vans were backed on to the started, woe hustled and sons going to the festival this Festival IIX , ,, . jacious lawns surrounding the .otel sped to city jail. Hundreds of each, which will include a $3 NA- other demonstrators piled into ACP membership. The tickets • Everybody To Jah” cars and others ran the 15 were donated to the branch by Hosea Williams, president of blocks to city jail where they the festival's sponsors. Malcolm X ’ Scores JFK's < Trip Abroad i “President Kennedy is telling 1 ■ the world about- freedom. He , is the president of Ireland. Ger­ many and he is angry because ] Gen. DeGaulle won't let him be­ come president of France." Mai- i coim X told the crowd of 2.000 at the Muslim raHy at 115th St., and Lenox Ave. Saturday. "A Communist, Fascist, Nasi or any agent atainsf this country can come heie work and live in places where yomxan't and you' have been fighting and dying for this country for 400 years.” “We are the most faithful. We will, dig to protect the while man but will not fight our own enemy sicking dogs on our women and children,” Malcolm continued. New Open furniture WAREHOUSE RELEASE » Shswreem Fleer StW^* , Model Apartments * Factory Actieas Law Abiding "We are surrounded by agents posing as Peace officers but we are not law breakers. The honor­ able Elijah Muhammad teaches us to obey the law. The honor­ able Elijah Muhammad teaches us about God, not the God who likes the white man but a black God. Muhammad is the modern Moses, the modern Daniel. Malcolm X went on to blast Dr. Martin Luther King, NA- ACP’s executive secretary Roy Wilkins and a member of the Urban League in his speech. Why guess when the show begins? —when you can check the theater by phone? New York Telephone TWO BIG GAYS-TWO BIG TIRE BUYS! HARLEM Y REPRESENTA­ boarding place for Northfield, TIVES — Getting last minute Minnesota to attend the 10th instructions from Youth Coun­ national Hi-Y Congress on the selor Aston Glaves, foreground, six Harlem "Y" Hi-Y teen­ agers listen eagerly before campus of St. Olaf’s College. Left to right Ronald Walker, 1 It - >. Tolbert, Alfred Michael. Stephen Goodwin, Edward H. Brown Jr. and Walter Hug­ gins. The Congress will discuss problems cf teenagers end adults. M:re than 1,000 YMCA ..inrgers from U. S. and Can- will atteqd. Playmobiles New Laws Give Pl ay mobiles, trailer vans oper- Disabled Vets ated by the Police Athletic Lea- a a gue supervisors and equipped ArlOre Den6TI IS with recreational equipment, be- Two iaws r^nay enacted by gan their tours of the Bedford- Congress provide for additional Stuyvesant area playstreets this compensation payment to certain veterans having service-incurred week. The big vans were donated by disability, the Fulton Street Merchants As- These include deafness of both sociatlon of Bedford-Stuyvesant ears, absence of air and bone con- and bge Albin’s,Service Station, duction, com; ete loss of speech They wnTOour areas in the 73rd (organic aphoala), accroding to and 79th Precincts daily. —|Frank V. Votto, state director of Supermarket William Erfeld, 54, collapsed and died apparently from a heat attack Monday afternoon in the super market at 2197 Sev­ enth Ave., where he was making a beer delivery. Erfeld wbo lived at 101-30 120th St., Richmond HUI w^s employed by Rhlnegold B?er. Veterans* Affairs. Complete information on recent legislations affecting veterans benefits may be obtained at the local office of the New York State Division cf Veterans’ Affairs at 270 Broadway. Forget the can opener! Go get Ballantine beers UP THE TAB! YOURSELF A SMILE! Look for Ballantine's New Self-Open cans in the extra handy plastic six-pack All-Weather“42” WRITTEN ROAD MOIlin HAZARD GUARANTEE BLACKWALL TUBE-TYPE 1 1 1 1 1 K WHITEWALL TUBE-TYPE ALL with 3-T NYLON! ALL with TUFSYN! No Money Down! Free Expert Mounting! Take Your Car Where the Tire Experts Are! . * Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com