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Crisis
December 1960
this is a
wonderful piece of our history - must see to appreciate - full of group
pictures
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The CRISIS was founded in 1910 and is the
official organ of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People, editor James W. Ivy. This issue is Vol. 67. No. 10,
December, 1960 and contains the following articles: (1) Upwards to
Citizenship by Arthur Pine, (2) South's Pupil Placement Law by Ralph Lee
Smith and their standard departments including Looking and Listening,
Along the NAACP Battlefront, Branch News, College News, and Book
Reviews. Issue also contains pictures of the
following persons: Dr. Roland Wiggins; Makolie Forrest, Mrs. Boyd
Wilson, Mrs. James Evans and Mrs. Clifton Silas; Daisy Lampkin, Virginia
Savoy, Francis Forsythe and Gertrude Thomas; Ivory Manley, Atty R. Risley
Dent, Jr., Anna Coleman; Lewis T.W. Jackson, Elmer E. Fortune; Henry
Ballard, R. E. Harshaw, Jr., James Chapman, Margaret Wilson; Clarence E.
Hooper, Mary Louise Watson; Jewell Edmonson, Barbara Mickey, Dr. Simmons,
Mrs. Normal Bland; Tarea Hall Pittman, Willie Moore; SP4 Dorothy Anne
Aldrich, Silas B. Dishman and Captain Mildred Qualls; Alex Waites and Dr.
John A. Morsell; Margaret Kelson, Mrs. Maude Tally, Amy Noble and Phena
Bedford, Mildred Shelton and Esther Ball; Mesdames Sallie Deas, Hazel
Cheatham, Lelia Harris, Nellie Gray, Dr. John A. Morsell, Mary Thomson,
Fannie Brooks, Martha Robinson and Edna Logan; Raphael DuBard, Mrs.
Earline Rainey and Edward Pearson; Edith Parker, Ira Hall, Wayne Chandler,
Edmund Atkins and Calvin Luper; Debbie Trice, Afriene Belafonte, Betty
Banes and Shari Belafonte; Mrs. Dupree White, Chester P. Alston, Helen
Gantt;
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