The Voice Popularity Contest
WALTER CLAYTON BELL
3rd, is the 3 month old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell, jr.,
of 1942 U street. His birthday
is February 9th. 1,590 votes.
—Rose Manor Studio
LLEW ELLYIf BOWLER,
nephew of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
W. Johnson, 2301 S street is 3
years old. His birthday is Octo
ber 30. 950 'votes.
—Hose Manor Studio
JEANNETTE LUCILLE
ADAMS, daughter ,of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Adams, 2411 South
8th street, is 4 years old. Her
birthday is March 9th. 880 votes.
—Rose Manor Studio
JERRY RONELL PETERSON,
3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Peterson, 334 South 23rd
street, celebrates his birthday
on February 26th 840 votes.
—Rose Manor Studio
LAWRENCE DALE WEEKS,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weeks,
2826 North 51st street, is 8
months old. His birthday is
October 8 th. 810 votes.
—Rose Manor Studio
JULIUS BLAINE BROOKS, son
of the Rev. and Mrs. J. B.
Brooks, is 14 months old. His
birthday is February 6th. 720
votes.
Pictured above are the six
babies that have the highest num
ber of votes. In each of the addi
tional issues of The Voice the top
six babies will be pictured, until
the close of the contest which is
July 28, when the three winning
babies will be pictured.
The other four contestants are
as follows: Michael H. Cooke, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cooke,
2001 S street, 610 votes. Freddie
Dandridge, nephew of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Thelmon, 545 No. 22nd
street, 410 votes. Steve Kunkee,
sorT”of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kun
kee, 2324 A street, 200 votes.
Robert C. A. Sorensen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Sorensen, 1745
Euclid Ave., 400 votes.
Citizens’ Council meeting at
Urban League, Friday, June 29.
Be sure to attend.
Citizens’ Council meeting at
Urban League, Friday, June 29.
Be sure to attend.
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Located in Capital Hotel
Lincoln, Nebraska
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also gained economic justice. The
status of the highly-paid skilled]'
worker will not be secure if his
more humble brothers are ex
ploited or pushed around.
Rights Must Be Extended
To All
That same principle applies in
the field of civil rights. I .rejoice,
I know you do, in the long
delayed recognition of the superb
talents of outstanding diplomats,
piofessional people, artists and
scientists in the Negro community.
“The growing acceptance of
their splendid talents and the
recognition of their tremendous
contributions to American society
has enriched the lives of all of
us. It is equally important, how
ever, that the rights and privileges
of full American democrats,
citizenship be extended not just
to a few outstanding leaders but
to all the Negro people of Amer
ica.
“That is what we in the CIO
| have been trying to do. Our
recognition of the value of toler
ance and fair play developed not
because we were particularly
angelic. Our concepts and ideas
about the dangers of discrimin
ation, segregation and intolerance
t me out of thv crucible of our
own experience in the factories
and mines and mills.”
By GEO. H. LEMON
. . . the Lincoln Athletics sure
came through in their two home
games; the rains continue to
drench this section of the
country and the PEERLESS
Cleaners are continuing to hit
three baggers and home runs—
with scarcely a foul tip.
. . . someone said the other day
—“your dry cleaning sure peps
up my clothes” and of course
that is exactly what we have
been preaching now for a long,
long time. As Faye Emerson
might say. “There is more
bounce to the ounce” in our dry
cleaning.
"GRIME NEVER PAYS"
CALL 2-6731
PEERLESS
CLEANERS
322 So. 11th Geo. H. Lemon
Branch Office 2719 No. 48th
(For Everything in
HARDWARE
Baker Hardware
101 No. 9th 2-37101
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