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1 AM SOMEBODY
BY Rev. William Holmes Border

AM SOMEBODY
/ I'M a poet IN Langston Hughes.
I I'm an VERIFY
1 am a o rhyme n Lawrence Dunbar
IN a Christian statesman in }. r. Il.
am a diplomat in Ralph A. Bunche
AM SOMEBODY
am Somebody I m a B. o Davis.
courage in crspus Attacks and Dore Miller.
am a n Rochester" Anderson.
a teevson artist king Cole.
a singer Leonine Price.
a barton n McFerrn
am a great contralto in Marion Anderson.
AM SOMEBODY
Somebody / am a In billiard and Ira
Murchison.
am basketball star in Bill Russell and wit Chamberlain
I am an intelligent pen in the hand Of Dubois
! am college president in Mordecai Johnson
breaker OF world
AM SOMEBODY
l am Somebody I Bryant and Howard
Thurman
am preacher in c T Walker and L. X Williams
a composer Nathaniel Dett
actor william Marshall slvera Sidney Potter and
James Edwards.
] am boxer Sugar Ray Robinson
l am Knockout punch Floyd
am baseball player in Jackie Robinson
l am home hitter in Larry Dolby Mays
AM SOMEBODY
Somebody a scientist In George Washington Carver
am an Industrial educator in Booker T. Washington
am Congressman in William l. Dawson Adam Clayton
and Charles c, Dtggs
specialist Laess OF Chicago and teach what
know at Northwestern University
/ am judge in Wade IL Evn Fitzgerald
am pahoosst in Julian Lewis and the University
am the first successful operator Daniel Hale
Williams
am an entertainer in Eartha Harry Belafonte
AM SOMEBODY
am an Assistant Secretary of Labor in Ernest wilkins
/ am loyalty in the Armed
| am insight IN Soiourner Truth
advooaor Thurgood Marshall
I am leader In A. Philip Randolph
AM SOMEBODY
Somebody a in
am banker in r. r. Wright L.
am certified public accountant Jesse Bayon
am a srrlptor In Henry n rarper
am businessman Aonzo Hendon Dggs Sr
grand IeodB ethune
am publisher in John Sengsacke
/ AM SOMEBODY
am Somebody insurance c. Spaudng
a xoologst Ernest Il,
historian in Carter Woodson J. Hope Franklin
am lover OF education in Charlotte Hawkins Brown
trustee in slavery protected my
daughters while he keep slavery about my
heautician Madamcs Walker Washington and
| Bishop in w, 4, Fountain George Baber
BAH OF Fire in Richard Allen
l m a aborcr n Henry
am true Christian for indeed pucuoed the religion
points better than master from whom learned t.
AM SOMEBODY
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We Hope The Legislature

There three which hopes the state
legislature viii consider favoraby this course is the
open Occupancy bill which yet introduced but will
be
This bin would reduce racial and religious
ghettoes In Minnesota practice OF re-
stnctng religious mnores from exercising free
dom OF choice in the acquisition o homes
Another bin which hope the legislature approve the
introduced which win penalties voators OF IN,
narcotics law The hill raises penalties offender from
1900 fine to $4,000 and prison present maximum
OF five years to years
For found guilty who pedle mar
up bill TO $40 600 and prsD
sentences 10 10 to 40 years.
There greater crime peddng narcotics Sellers ar,
committing crimes equal than murder especially bs,
they sell minors.
stuff zines prison may not rid the state Of m. mar
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THANKS FROM POLIO FOUNDATION

Editor; Your newspaper played important in 1857
March Of Dimes am honored to have privilege expressing
sincere gratitude Of your National Foundation
Your help IN making the appeal fight A.
gt polio enabled volunteers do splendid job complete
turns VIII not be for here at national
headquarters we know that the told polio story
great army Of volunteer workers informed public
Charles H. Byum, Director, InterraciaI Activities
p As people under 40 have not had THAR
Sak polio shots launched next month n oct hat
group accnated during April counting on your CON
unued support and cooperation to help finish fight
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Where To Buy The -.
RECORDER

Abel Market, TAI w Central
Baldez Howell, s-FE. s-44oe
Chatsworth Inn Rondo and Chatsworth
Courtesy News Co. ISL wabasha st.
C & c. Recreation Western St Anthony
Dairy Home Store. $40
Elliott Grocery Milton Rondo
Gardners Barber shop. West Central &
Hunters Barber shop, Arundel & Rondo
Lincoln Food Market Maekubin & Rondo
Martins Barber shop
Martins Food Mkt $50 Carroll Az.
Nsuman's Grocery. Central Arundel
Spencer Martin $50 Carroll CA 7-4ss7
White Market. Anthony
Beauty shop. Rondo Adams
Western Super Market, West Central q Western
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Letters To The Editor,
THANKS FROM WINTER CARNIVAL PUBLICITY FotKs

Editors Publicity Department Saint Paul Winter Car
express deepest gratitude for the help which
and your gave pubHcizIng the 1857 Festival
According TO all measuring sticks Carnival
the most large part to the
help received from you-Yous very sincerely David D.
A. Assistant February
8,
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What's Your Negro History ouo,ient?

PART I-oUTSTANDING NEGROES
l. ''S "'"'"S a Prime Minister of the Gold
? sojourner Truth b. Aboltionist, publisher of the
"Iiberator"
3 Kwame NSrumah Negro U. S. Senator from Mis-
sssppi during Reconstruction.
4 Frank Robinson d. Executive secretary the MA
ACP.
e Negro aboHiOnst lead
8 Louis Armstrong
f Nineteenth century Negro poet
6 William Lloyd Garrison National League Rookie of
Z George Washington the Year"
Crtspus King o Trumpet"
Lawrence Dunbar l. Great agricultural scientist
Blanche X j. o n Revo-
uton-at the Boston Massacre,
ANSWERS PART
o-OI J6 IS ~ 90 :V-G So :U-s :e-5 :pT
PART
What organization especially today fight for
broader employment opportunities desegre
gated housing?
great empires developed by Negro
people OF Africa before the 18th century.
Negro boycOtts
against segregation buses
What editor aboons and statesman
important figure in the woman's Suffrage Movement?
What Negro poet the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1892
What Reconstruction govern
Of the South bring aboutG
Negro Washington" in the fight
for Fair Employment Practices ConnssionH
What football became great concert
singer theater
What OF all time regaine dand lost
the mddeweght title in 1885,
leading the night to desegegste New
York City's de facto Jim Crow schools
ANSWERS PART
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sOoVSs ss''IHwoo dnoisI''uI egL OF
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syusasSs OOgos oWqud lusuugs'Ev'sa
sSo0Ia ukopusMo
ssSIsnod SoIspsIz
sssSvgUUSL 'SIsuoSluoK
vupgo SSgSuoS
snSSsI uSqIn puoRSN
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Humphries Usefulness To Enemies 8 Friends

Senate who takes better Of the
to hear of him. Senator
Humphrey who is indispensable to his
|
a immense because he beyond
criticism that Humphrey
great to play
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hoped legislature legislation TO halt the
financing which finds who barely afford
buy paying rates and Service charges which
amount to usury
Representative Don Wozna St. Paul has stated that firms
the equivalent Of 100 cent
auto This should be stopped and the legs
support which would halt such practices
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ntirey organizations
caresy thoughessy credit ratings them
take umbrage this when it insists cash in ad
vance" policy
Too many organizations credit forget
months point called to attention
this week
An organization composed of people you-an
than IS June 1856 Monday Feb ls
eight and one half months later, we received payment
this organization had been mailed state
reminder should have been
Instead the had to ad
clerk hire and stationery to send state
The cost of type pro-
have nordnate number of
organizations make bill and then proceed to forget it,
In necessary phone
get payment Each passes the buck to the
the time the received the net profit has been
devoured by the time consumed by business staff members trying to
collect payment
individual lodge organization member
will understand perhaps why we are deny
organizations Many groups really pay their
promptly This adds
pene operation legitimate pro-
Usually credit receive
criticism individual members We wonder
organizations stop to think that organizations like individuals
who credit have to deserve it,
None of the particular organization
very of their clients
took eight and onehaf months to pay bill Of less than So
organizations only month it should not take
them eight months to pay bill
WHERE TO CO. WHAT
Reading the exchanges we ran across this in the Columbia
Editor Edward Kaspszaks column Clips and
Cups"
Much recreation teen
Gaining of the state
now this column
Always hear the spoiled plaintive cry
where go? Il can make
suggestions the windows Paint the
Now the lawn Shovel the walks Wash
floors Repair the sink Build
boat job Help the Salvation Army
Study lessons And when you are
book Your parents do not owe
YOU village ecreatona ac
you the world
thing your and talents that no
a poverty sick or lonely againA Mother
say anything than Amen!-Cecl Newman
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l1e West Brood 81. up 10 5000 Tel JEi
'Fofmsfb Genera Acceptance Corp. s'Formsr
Credit Service, Inc.
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1912 Georgia Avenue
ssl3 George Avenue
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

1894 CONN,--Nicely decorated sin.
Gle or double oilices. large closets
Day. AID. 2-ibi0; ewes, WO. O..
JEFFERSON FL. OF Conn. ave :,
downtown - Furn paneled exec
once. with fireplace, wall to-wall
carpetine, air. cond.; also smaller
side once. and recep, waiting rm
BOO 50, II. OIL. 8-6pDi.
PARK OFFICE. 1705 Georgia ave.
n,w.S-Lower level ofiice space. suit
Tor contractor, realtor etc. Now
avail In this modern building no
parking troubles. reasonable rent
Inspect inspect ans time or phone tn. ..
OFFICE SPACE, approximately e0x
90 r.. DIVIDED into . front once
rooms and large rear room 2nd
NAV !. ABBY u jlAF AFE H istiSoof
NEW AiR.CONDITIONED BLDG, 10
be constructed In the 2iOO block
q wis. ave, NV; approximately
and all ofiice.buiidIn9 services In.
cluded In rent; ist-class, long
information cali tx. s.So7oI. ''"''
OFFICE OR SHOWROOM. with
mTe5zanine; e,7O0 50 IT.; close 20
July Call MIR. MA, $4,000,
SILVER SPRING. central loo. brand.
new, ground floor: air.cond ian.
ltor service; pvt. parking; 9 adj
rms lnxlb remaining at S45 ga
5TERLIN0 A. ecUlfi, INC, p33
8Sissstoaove' Silver Spring, Nd. ~
GUARDIAN BLDG. S4OO Ga. ave, :,
bil. Spring--Choice location, mod
alr.cond. suites, some with private
bath. From $50. All services incl.
call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN e. Co,
AGENT. DE. 2.s4si.
Mr.. CAPITOL--cornsr, street moor.
or Im. suite or single rms.
suit. professional. research groups.
Ivn lndependenee ave Sc See
cARETAkER. or KE s.6B44,
WELL FURNISHED. Aforementioned
once IN lAWyefs' suite Woodward
buildine. RE. 7-220sA
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w. Va.--102 Acres

w. Va.-1O2 Acres
Good 6-rm. house. barn. outbuild-
inRs: 30 A. cleared land. good soil.
all fenced. beautiful view. on hard
road price. $4,000; down. 50, 500.
Md.--30 Acres
Six-rm, house, modern bath. fur
mace. garage in basement; one block
bldg. 30x5s with furnace. one store
and gas station borders large river;
best swimming, fishing and hunting
$40 month,
Md.--128 Acres
Six-rm. house. barn. outbldgs.
electric 90 acres in wheat, clover,
good road Price. $3.50 cash.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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STORES FOR RENT

S.e0o SO; TT. avail. in shopping
S TW ,shoice ne. area. S400 mo
NE. LOC.--Busy shopping cent?,
With pvt, parking lot. approx. 2'i(l0
"a, III 5000 mo-. perfect for TV
repairs and sales. DE, 2-2300.
SILVER sPRING-New store, immed
OCCUPANCY, a,c., 90 elass front. O0il
50. II, suitable optician, camera ana
gift shop, travel bureau: OPP. ierr.
sprnRs pI sSd P asehs 600 + P,r sRlSs,
drive,
CAPITOL HILI,--store. apt. above.
Or typewrltsf shop. IA, 6.S4oS. ns
ELECTROMAGNETIC new store
Loy, rent $500 Lee hwy, Ar. Mr.
coHEk CO. "a Yxa"S$s .SieShiLi "
OFFICE OR SHOWROOM with meS.
canine; 400 So. t.. close To
White House. win be available
July Call NOR. MA. s.S6J6.
STORE FOR RENT-i,4OO SQUARE
FEET. AIR CONDITIONER: IN tor
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
CALL 10 .-Oi5l.
CORNER LOCATION. across from
y, G Penney IN Ari.. Loo "a. II
AZ utils $3.50 mo. Maybe iess 10
O. : III. sST Y SDuiiH :: siiss'.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
28.234 SO. FIT.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
$4,000 so r

$1,000 SO. FIT.
Near Bladensburg and New York
ave. ne, Priced JeloW market Rail-
road siding. Call MR.. GoLDENBERo
Sun, and ewes, OIL. 4-3O5T.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. S-O5sO
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TRAILERs
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. viii pay extra-high prices for
any make or model car. Call ia.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des-
pcrately any make or model:
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1920 r
ave Hyattsyille, Nd. WA. 1.l2s0.
NEED USED CARS. will pay cash on
SPOT. Bring your title today before
81, nv. pI, 1.hsO0,
N. G. DEALERS nay top dollars for
cars, wagons. VILLAGE MOTORS.
1888 r. ave. ne. AID. 4.0444,
LATE MODEL CARS WANTED. wifi
picsn very car n'sn Sssh prices for real
1000 GA. AVE. ia. 6.fs06
DON'T SELL YOUR CAR iii YOU see
Pnil Mahoney At KIRK MOTOR
CO, 1888 Wis. ave, EN-. 3-4533,
CADILLACS WANTED
PENNY MOTORS
1890 R. I ave. NE. LA. $4,000
WE NEED CARS
STATION WAGONS. WILL PAY OFF
bAbAlNSE FOR MORE CASH. DRIVE
AVE wSoHFE MOTORS 1901 wis.
CONTINUED on Next PassI
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MONEY WANTED

WANT $1,000 LOAN for 4-month
period. Secured by chattel mtge.
on equipment used in business.
Box 453-Y, Star.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
We have several excellent clients
Tor good investment properly IN n ".
AREA or nearby MONTGOMERY Co
t-9ss unit or larger. Details will be
helc tr strict confidence. Call Mr.,
Sonnei' OIL. @-e07o. ewes. RIA.
ANpR1s REALTY INC
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AVIATION

EXPERT LioHT PLANE MAMIE
NANCE AND REPAIR
81 FULL TIME A and Es
Al LEQANY AIRCRAFT SERVICE
CUM5 RLAND. MD. AIRPORT
Redwood S-604l Parkview 2-5536
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Hillside Manor
LORCoM LANE

s.s, 'i is..Is l.,i s..! s' .aSsol!D porch
Fox Realty, IA. 2-8230
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800 WILSON BLVD, CREATION
g! s:;PRINorTLp-v,

SPRINGFIELD. VA.
SPLIT-LEVEL
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
this immac 3-bedrm., lta-bath home
for sale: foyer entf.. ige. Nv. rm,
with trepls., sep. din. rm.. equip.
kit., mn. rec, rm.. gar: fenced rear
yard; $a0.950.
LYNCH BROS, INC.
FL. 1000 Eves.. TIE. e.4s72
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BOATS

EvINRUDE OUrBoARDs. Penn.yan
noats and .Tee-Nee trailers; easy
terms low down payment. RopERT
81, THOMAS. S402 Fenton al.
silver Spring. Nd. JU. $1,000.
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR, 81
MP like new; used one season;
si25. Call WA 7-5S4S.
CHRIs-CRAFT speed boat. 1854, Is
u. VS. Ford motor, IS h.p.: tip.
Iop sond; viii sell very reas. IA.
lift. ouTBOARD RUNABOUT-
Halt-inch cedar plankS: blue and
gray: Slip Eye-2. Columbia Marina.
u, 5-3o0l.
EVlNRUDE 1854 ~ hip. motor. ex-
ceilent condition. Sale by OWNER,
10. l-3767.
EvINRUDE cupboard motor, IS h.p-,
AL condition. HA. 2-9345.
BOAT SUPPLIES
Rope. lac IT.; copper paint, So $50
gai life Jackets, So belts. anchors.
lights, oars. paddles, chains, floats,
arg extin,, canvas, tarpaulin foam
ruDper. rubber hose. J. X. GICHNER,
.0l3 M 81. NV, FE. 3-634b.
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MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

TO BUY SELL OR PLACE End trust
notes FAST, call Mr.. Kraft, TRUST
NOTE EXCHANGE. NE. s-4077.
EARN IOT TO i?% INTEREST on
md trust note--includes Interest
and discOunt--will accept S2,O5O
Tor S2,T00 note. Safe; . years paid
in by good Silver Spring maker.
Call JU. 5-6614.
s2.015-7 yr. I'd trust. Nd. rambler;
good Civil Service maker. Price
$3.50, Mr.. YOUNG, Ju. s-33s0.
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GAITHERSBURG
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER, interested in WORKING
with lot owners in close-in Mont
gomery County and NV. ID. c.
area to build on share basis; nm
ished lots only. Reply Box 2S3-C,
Star.
WE NEED MORE LOTS acreage.
KAY REALTY co RAJ 6-221i
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1894 CONN,--Niceiy decorated sin.
Gle or double ofices. large closets
Day. AD. 2-ibiB: ewes, WO. O..
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45O3 Knox Rood
IAsIo,, from The No, shoppsl
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NORMAN REALTY co.
*. 1856: Ewes. Sun. EN-. 2-974e

In desirable Bethesda. Our tenta-
tive plat and engineerin9 study indi-
cate hpished lot cost Of $500.
available in Bradley blvd. area and
on wilson lane Call Mr.. Casey
B. y: SAUL Co. Realtors. Ma.
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oEFICE SPACE, approxlmateiy FOX
rooms a qi'qs sasd into .ssy J iSon' once GS
noor. oil 18th *. ' NV s00 Hyailab le
Nav /. Apply JAFFE ist,noor
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JEFFERSON FL. OF Conn. ave
downtown - Furn, paneled exec
once. with fireplace, wall to-wall
carpeting, air. cond; also smaller
side once. and recep, waiting RIM
300 50. II. OIL. B-Hpni
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EviNRUDE 1853 ~ hip. motor. ex-
e;elent condition. Sale by OWNER.
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NEAR CONN, AVE. on r st.--Apts
lo.oSo sa Il. ' sroun Snes Price sei y
times income: good investment with
exec. speculative possibilities. Cali
M. Ransom, ST. $1,000: ewes, FE
5,b55s JAMES l., DIXON d CO.,
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HOUSES TO BUILD
INVESTMENT PROP. Tor SAL

RESPONSIBLE BUILDER needs more
Work In NV. D. c. and Mont.
County. OIL. 6-B2i3.
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absence of Gen. Partridge at
the time Of an attack. Marshal
Slemon would Immediately
take charge.
The command will give or
ders to all Canadian and
United States air forces in
Guiding the S5th Air Defense
Division at Washington's near
by Andrews Air Force base.
This division is assigned the
area slightly to the south Of
Norfolk. Va. and northward to
Philadelphia. There are Is
such air divisions or sectors in
this country. The Canadian
air defense headquarters is To-
Gated at st. Huberts. near
Montreal. Quebec.
The headquarters also will
have control of the radar de-
lenses which have been set UP
in Canada, including the Dis
tant Early Warning line in the
Arctic which began operations
yesterday.
The plan was worked out by
the chiefs of sta1f Of both
countries and approved on the
| highest government levels.
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tional control Of the air de-
Tense forces Of the continental
United States. Alaska and Can
ada under an integrated COM
mand responsible to the chiefs
of staff Of both countries. An
integrated headquarters will be
set up in Colorado Springs and
joint plans and procedures will
be worked out In peacetime,
ready for immediate use in case
Of emergency.
"Other aspects Of command
and administration will remain
the national responsibility. This
system Of integrated opera
tional control and the setting
up Of joint headquarters will
become effective at an early
date. This bilateral arrange
ment extends the mutual Sc
curity detectives Of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
to the air defense Of the Can
ada United States region"
Twenty-fOur Hours Operation
The unprecedented COM
bined command will be on duty
"a hours a day. Details of the
command are yet to be worked
out.
However, in the event of the
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u. S., Conodo Set Up
Air Defense Command

Colorado Springs. will head the
Joint set-up.
The Importance of the move
was underlined when the Ca
nadians named the chief Of
their Royal Air Force as deputy
He is Air Marshall c. Roy Slem-
on, who will be succeeded as
chief Of the Canadian Air Force
and moved to Colorado Springs
"at an early date"
The joint announcement fol-
lows: THE Secretary of De-
tense Of the United States,
Charles E. Wilson, and the
Minister Of National Defense
Of Canada, George r. Pearkes.
announced today that a further
step has been taken in the
indignation of the air defense
forces Of Canada and the
United States.
THE two governments have
agreed to the setting up of a
system Of integrated opera
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KIon Meeting to Rivcl
Kusper's in Nashville

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 2
(R.-Members of the Klu Klux
Khan have scheduled Q meet
ing here Sunday at the same
hour as one previously an
nounoed by Northern segrega-
ZIONIST John Kasper.
Grand Titan Emmett Carr OF
the xxx in middle Tennessee
said yesterday his group would
not attend Kasper's meeting,
but we plan to organize
one of our own in opposition
to his"
Kasper said Wednesday that
several Southern segregation
spokesman would meet near q
city park to protest the Fed
eral Court-ordered desegrega-
ton next month Of Nashville's
first grades.
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For urban highways that are
extensions Of primary and Sec
ondary systems into cities. the
Government apportioned $2l6,-
750, 900. j
The current highway pro-
gram was enacted in 1856. The
apportionment for fiscal 1857
was SIPS billion and for fiscal
1858 it was sass billion. To-
days announcement cover rs
cal 1859. starting next July /.
Seven States were appor-
toned more than 500 million.
New York leads the list with
$197 ,947 .S56. Texas will receive
$167. GIT ,005. California $685.
409. 763, Pennsylvania $148.236.-
I04S. Illinois $132.433, 592. Ohio
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ways will link 30 per cent Of
all cities with a population Of
so, 900 or more. The program
calls for their completion in
about 16 years.
/: The Bureau of Public Roads
apportioned $685. 900 for
the Federal-aid primary sys-
TEN. This system in existence
for many years. includes al
most all main routes used in
:intercity travel. Counting in
the interstate system. it is 1885,
900 miles in length,
/: A total of $262.500 million
was apportioned to the Federal
aid secondary system Of farm
to-market and feeder roads,
some $4,000 miles in length.
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Soyiet-Yugosluvio
Aid Accord Reported

MOSCOW. Aug. 2 B.-The
Soviet agency Tass reported in
a dispatch from Belgrade last
night that a new economic aid
agreement has been concluded
between the Soviet Union and
Yugoslavia.
It was the first mention here
of negotiations which ended
last Monday in an agreement
for the Soviet Union and Com
munist East Germany to build
an aluminium factory for Yugo-
slavia. The work is to begin
next year and the plant is sup
posed to be operating by 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

The FIRST headquarters for all
air defense Of the North Amer
lean continent will be set up at
Colorado Springs. Colo.
The United States and Ca
madam governments last night
announced creation of a COM
bined standby organization
which will 60 into. immediate
action in the event Of an atomic
attack. At present action in
the event of attack would be
taken separately by the two
countries, but the headquarters
Of each are in constant contact.
The commander in chief Of
the new headquarters will be
an American. with a Canadian
deputy already selected.
Canadian Named
Air Force Gen. Earle e. PART
ridge. 57-year-old commander
of the United States Continent
al Air Defense Command at