GRADUATES FROM MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE Daniel Earl Smith, the son of Mr. Paul and Mrs. Lucy Hart Smith of Lexington, Ky., was a recent graduate of Meharry Medical College as a Doctor of Dental Surgery. He was elected by his classmates at the most outstanding student of his class and won six prizes and honors for scholarship, excellence in clinical dentistry, attaining the highest average in all technical work during his four academic years. In addition he was elected to Kappa Sigma Pi Honor Fraternity and the Omicron Kappa Upsilon Honor Fraternity. Accompanied by his wife, the former Miss Isabel Richardson, and his daughter Brenda, Dr. Smith will leave soon for Camp Custer, Mich., where he will serve as dental officer.

CITY PRAISED FOR HOSPITALITY The National Baptist Sunday School and B. T. U. Congress brought its meeting here in Louisville to a close on Sunday, June 25, with the awarding of certificates to various departments. Many of the delegates and officials of the organization gave the people of Louisville high praise for their hospitality. Commenting upon reception given to the members of the Congress, Dr. D. V. Jemison, president of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., said, "Every delegate here has had a good home. Every thing has been done to make our stay here a happy one." "Louisville is one of the finest cities in America," beamed Dr. Thomas S. Harten, Brooklyn, N. Y., vice president of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., and Executive Director of the Interracial Goodwill Association of the State of New York. "I must say," he continued, "your city is noted for its aggressive Negro citizens and their kindness to us during our Congress helped us to make it the fin  est, the most successful, and most encouraging one we have ever had."

MRS. LUCY HART SMITH LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON Mrs. Lucy Hart Smith was called to Washington Saturday by Mrs. Mary McCleod Bethune for a meeting of the Executive Counsil of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. The committee will select a successor to the late Dr. Carter G. Woodson, organizer and former director of the association.

NEGROES OF LEXINGTON TO RECEIVE EQUAL HOUSING UNITS
Lexington.- Negroes of this city will receive equal number of housing units as whites upon construction of the proposed 600 units according to reports received by the Leader office.
The decision was made at a meeting of the Lexington Municipal Housing Commission. With the additional 600 units Lexington will have a total of 1270 units, 635 each for Negro and white occupants. At present the units total 670 with 342 for Negroes and 328 for whites.

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DEFEAT OF HOSTILE
LEADERS ASKED
DENQUNCES B01H POLITICAL PART!
FOR FAILURE TO SUPPORT GVIL RiGHTS
Boston. June 25 - Senate of Congress who fall to support 
NEGROES CITED
REQUESTED TO ISSUE
urged today by NAACP the failure STATEMENT AGAINST DI~(RIMINATION
th'e Secretary Walter
National
Colored People. 
In making his plea for a Dr. Cobb further
partjsan campai~n a~ainst de- voting re-cords members.health. and hostile senator Reviewing the 
announced a decision of the In Howard UnIversIty. 40 dentalNAACP Board of DIrectors to the work of Thurgood Marshall.call a conference of liberal or NAACP Education and HospItaL
HOUSTON GIVEN NAACP
NEA SPINGARN MEDAL FOR HOSPlTAtllY
by delegates attend 
MRS_ LUCY HART SMITH LEAV~S FOR WASHINGTON 
Doctor of Dental Surgery.
SIgma Pi Honor FraterOlty and the OmIcron Kappa Ups on Honor 
RIchardson, and hIS daughter Brenda. Dr. Smith will the part of Medal, annually to a lied political action on the part
for Camp Custer. efficacious mated by Ebony as so-called humorists.