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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER
1900 East-West Highway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

CHEW. 40 2-dr.: r, H.: in storage
4 years. Must sell. S13b or best
offer tn. 2-4SB2. IL
CHEVROLET '5b Bel Air cdr: =.
and h.. auto. trans: reduced from
81 1906, now S1,30b.
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CHEVROLET "a de luxe "2l0"
sedan. with powerglide. green and
white Sdde. d tinish; excellent condition;
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FORD 81 Custom Fordor Economy
g.: 2-tone, low mileage, r. and
h. Orig, owner. RIA. 6-S172 be-
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BUICK '54 super Riviera 2-door
s aatESsGp si dszss HoR Rd 81 Geo SSRf.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th.
BUICK ,S4 Roadmaster 4-doOr Sc
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DUCK 40 sedanette; owner.
1917 inspection, perfect cond. 4
5000 or best OFFER DU. 1899.
LUCK '53 2-dr.: $1,000 miles: new
tires. ltraight shift; excellent
eond.i s77b. Wo. o-t046.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

CADILLAC 1885. sedan; blue. power
town for only S2.796. ccc EuaFan-
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1909 E.,1. hwy. lat GA. Aye.l
Silver Spring. Nd JU. g-4bO0
CHEVROLET 80 dc luxe 2-dooT
Assume payments OF $40 per wk
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E..W. Hwy, lat oa. Ave.)
Silver Spring, Nd JU. 9-45OO
CHEVROLET 'b5 2-door Bel Air Sc
dan; green end white, .. and h !:
1890. HoRNER's COR, Buick
Dealer Pa. ave. ne. At 9th. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

CHEVROLET $50 "el0" 4.dr.: iisht
green; equipped heater etc. Bow
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FORD $50 Country Sedan VS. g.
passenger; Fordo,matic. radio; heat
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. @.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

gain budget
currently within from the
Democrat wing also
In the question Morrow supported longtime conten-
press namely: that Department
and foreign relations could be mmeasuraby strengthened
nonwe Americans the diplomatic and
afs stationed abroad especially the nonwhe countries
which emerging the hated coonialsm
point telling Of the disbelief first
appeared during the Africa the
the African officials
la
The Negro contended recruitment Of qualified
all the world would
disspae propaganda all the country
oppression continually
a relatively MISSISSIPPI
Carolina Alabama
Such would offer and to the
progress being
the u in the continuing battle class citizenship
all citizens regardless their
opportunity program
type would threatened
ton with the Afro-Asan nations.
Both his address the question period before the
Hennepn County Republican Womens Workshop
entity pointed up problem
total liability relations with the African
countries which emerging world forces.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Inspiration From Joseph V. Baker

Those supporters Halle Q House
who failed TO attend the 2sth annual meeting OF the
Agency last Sunday evening a
The entire excellent opportun
y to hear effective address by
public relations president
the kind address brought spontan
applause at It's close that
noedge the happen
especially meetings agencies
Mr. Bakers simply delivered message com
fort dangerous society biblical
point His weaving picture comfort
which affected the prophet Elijah
tain job and succumbd to the comfort flowing
brook and the food dropped by apy designed
leave the lesson that those
IN do not do the work keep progress going
II def reminder that Negroes
white friends OF the North
personally bring them forget problems
OF both their where
many do not enjoy the security usually brings
After hearing such a good lesson we can
understand why his firm representing almost
Of the country public pro
grams
Aside from hts speech might be well to
point out that his firm has only rapport
tween Negro American number
but has also interpreted the Negro position
all levels to influential organizations industry
power American
We happy Baker n hope he
" invited back TO speak here because his experience ability
has fitted him 70 listeners message
Congratulations Minneapolis
sorng baseball district Now n
some organization win going youngsters
Phyllis Whcaley win be providing
for some Of the MN city youngsters this
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
White House Aide Morrow Impressive

Those who had
House Presidential Frederic
TO address designed reputation
hover administration its leader
The address political partisan usually
expects from White House hence convincing
and had
beyond
Mr. placed the record the Eisenhower program
announcement
question American racial equality until the
rights legislation.
In painting the picture OF what the administration
rights did
in his Republican party Republicans the
who have not the need to place their voices and actions behind
the Administrations human and civil program
Mr. Morrow effective speaker the
vncng member of the Eisenhower White
heard TO date II that while his
held by Negro American the White
could with great benefit TO his the
nation preaching the Eisenhower question
particularly but on the total Eisenhower philosophy soaed
Republcanism,
Morrow has the power which would make It pos
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
American Negroes And Taxes
By Lester Granger in the California Eagle

To paaphase Mark Twain everybody talks about but
practically anything Probably
other question relations
JUDGE tossed about when And necessarily
greatest greatest
prejudice
instance a
ustng hospitals garbage collection
society.
They aren't entitled
everybody they They'll
the their they'll emphasis
property
they'll turn r. you with a triumphant "See?"
Highly Ignorant
Bigos follow worry nearly
essentially highly
therefore including many Negroes
stead dsproving difficult
completely ineffective method explaining the fact" that
the darker brother does his fair share of
Negroes pay, only equal
of than their
take that property tax, for instance
Who thinks that because the majority of Negroes in city like
York instead property they don't
real estate taxes? Great guns of Armageddon
landlords the they figure
rental charges? And don't they throw bit take of
charger" they
insurance against apartments when
with the rent-andaxes for the landlord?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Unfinished Business Affecting Indians

signed transferring
Jurisdiction criminal oenses and civil
arising Indian within the he asked
provisions nearly
the s uncorected The sections
which objected permit any
jurisdiction Indian within borders without either their
that of the Indian Affairs The President asked
consultation tribes approval by the Interior De-
partment before such state acts would become valid.
year rushed to
jurisdiction the Indians Nebraska the
directly jurisdiction the Federal
this additional drain budget
Indian funds South
intended bring Indian
that the shift shall take
the bill tribes
reported immunity
be without their
obligation
the President requested
leave the pending before ovewored Congress Some
sections ought
sought could be readily attained writing
safeguards President recommended
Congress
lay Washington and Times Herald.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Welcome Grand Masters!

OF the Masonic Grand Masters
IN
Cities ~ These leaders
this craft the officers
jurisdictions win be the Minnesota Jurisdiction which
prises Minnesota, Manitoba, Canada.
Since these grand WELD
outside fraernaldom
win perhaps the powerful group
Negroes the state has entertained in many day.
may the grand unique
In that offers democracy inch than other
in the union II degree cooperation
groups the faiths
than other state the UsA II pointed
this week. political morality than any
Masonic Negro
population relatively
alert group which part the
will find that the white people the generally
minded anxious be others
worth contribution.
Naturally II goes without saying happy
We feel that hospitality and welcome
will please those who make them
first opportunity
Welcome leaders OF the Masonic falyl May your pleas
ant and your deliberations fruitful and beneficial.
Added Masonic grace
be Thurgood Marshall Mr. Civil Rights"
ference The Masonic Masters
raising funds 10 help the NACP people
in the " s through the medium
Marshall this group great
he reports the accomplishments Fighting
for Freedom" through which the grand
channeled
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

a pleasure 2sth meeting
Sunday 1t the first
attended Alice onque became house director
Feather agency meeting be
when helping
paper. many them this
experience pleasant had opportunity
old friends residents whom
been pleasure to shake hands with before
agreeably pleased which
charge meeting details Onque
the speakers table
heads the occasion Of
felt her saffers seemed
thing under control and with something specific to
O. by
William Randall board chairman
program poised completely during
program.
table partner Judge Archie GngOId told
of his college days at Manchester where assmate
the high school Butus Cassus
program singing
directed admirably Alex Jordan grow
beauty, musicianship.
Kathy sdt O. OF Trial"
Kahy promise
demonstrated audience the
editorial the left of this page
feeling neey passing moments Onques
report brief the
community institution.
The apparently with the
and serving
tasty
glasses the
ready the falterng throated speaker-if any.
pleasant evening Sunday
combined feeling Halle efficiently
and staffed.-Ceci Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
A Housing Bios Study

The antdscrmnaton housing bill died Of the
Legislature already pinnng hopes
It's Legislature
study discrimination the field
mission viii committed Of the bill creating
policy Of nondiscrminaon II quite possible that win lay the
groundwork needed the housing the
legislature.
The bill which failed to at the present session widely
criticized Some opponents challenged its constitutional
Others felt that opposition
responsible and honest Some bgoted and nsncere
There doubt many Mnnesoans difficult
obtain housing This
imaginary problem dreamed reomers It
actual situation which has cruel impact members of minority
in their search for equal housing opportunities
The interim commission therefore real responsibility
We hope that responsibility headon that win
the for carefully drawn bill which be considered two
hence.
Meanwhile let us how much progress make without
While waiting legislation there substitute
good example by individual minority
housing rights the balance Minneapolis Morning Tribune
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
ATTACKS ALLEGED REMARK BY MRS. GALE

Editor on Friday evening April 26 Minneapolis daily paper
carried meeting Congregational church at
which candidate the school board backed by the
Committee School Board asked the
following shocking question: anitors choosing
school board members Since answered this dmaggc
appeal should like
Mrs. Gale know living democracy? And
goth century? and that
$50 president John Adams defeated
because his statement should be
controlled by the rich, the wel-born the able"
The Minneapolis school board had of control by
the welborn" seldom heard Now
all able thanks wonderful public school
firmly supported since its beginning by labor and wen
snobbish Let's really
the aborbaed candidates Thompson Kraemer
1926
Minneapolis, Minnesota
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

ury, Mr.. Humphrey, has always
advocated the tight money" pol
icy. In his position of influence
and power he has a lot to say a.
bout the climbing rate of interest.
Behind The Presidents Remark
II wasn't any desire to assume
responsibility for the policy that
evoked the Presidents comment,
many Of those at the news con-
ference agreed. Nor was it any
wish to expose the sham Of cam
paign oratory that caused the
President to say what he did
1t was something entirely dif-
ferent that might not be not
iceable TO the casual onlOOker.
The President was really an
Swering those critics who main
tain that he is "part-time" eN-
ecutiVe, lacking any deep in
terest in governmental opera
tons.
Those who are close to him feel
that the President resents this
criticism more than almost any
thing else the opposition, within
and without his party, have di-
reCted towards him. II burns him
up for anyone to think that he is
NOT in charge Of things,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
LETTERS TO ES;.t
THE EDITOR. ~
JIMMY JACKSON THANKS DONORS TO SCHOLARSHIP

Editor I sincerely have proven them
selves friends by contributing supporting the scholarship
fund for the advancement my education
BY accepting this scholarship also accept the responsibility
that scholarship given by
friends because believed would apply myself work to the
limit Of ability and obtain doctors degree in medicine
To ambition
and faith each day
school have learned that
pursuits only And faith
whether IT be in himself in
his fellow God have faith in each Though faith may
sometimes be shaken 1t shall fail
Again want 10 thank all You have proven yousehs TO
me prove myself you-Your friend jaime o.
Jimmy Jackson Fourth Minneapolis May H. 1851
received a University
scholarship Jimmy Semmons, NJ
g. Williams A b. Casus The above letter is Of the
methods by which he thanks the various donors
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Tax Write Offs And Special
Privileges

Nv
Two questions at the White
House news conference ELECTED
from the President rather halt
ing reply. The chances are Wen
hear more about them as time
goes on.
The first dealt with the favored
position OF the oil industry. The
second concerned itself with the
fast tax write-off granted the
Idaho Power Co. in construction
OF its small Hens Canyon projects
Big OIL and the Power lobby
have screamed for years that the
federal government must end its
welfare handouts" Yet the
Arsbian-Americsn Oil Co. (Aram-
COZ last year paid no U. S. income
tax on S2s0,Oo0, 900 profits on
Middle Eastern oil although en-
joying the protection OF U. s,
troops in Saudi Arabia.
The Idaho Power Co. which
opposed federal dam at Henfs
Canyon. now asks the U. S. tax
payer indirectly to underwrite the
costs Of its private project, The
bill which runs into the millions,
is 70 be written off in five years
as business expense"
Copyright 1857. Robert C.
Spivackl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
KIPlINS SAID IT:

II you can meet with Triumph and Disaster
And treat these two imposters just the same.
II you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools
Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,
And stoop to build them up with WORKOUT tools;
II you talk with crowds and keep your virtue.
OR walk with kings not lose the touch.
II neither foes loving friends hurt you,
II all men count with you, but none too much:
II you uu the unforgtvng minute
With sixty seconds worth Of distance
Yours the Earth and everything that's in u,
And which is more ouu be a Man my son.
Rudyard Kpunl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
w AT
on the
p Q TO M A G

Washington The reporters
bunked and the politicians shud-
dered at a little noticed episode
during President Eisenhowers lat
est press conference. Sara Nc
Clendon of the FL Paso. Texas
Times asked the question.
She wanted to know if the
President had yet selected a pos
stble successor to Treasury Sec
rotary Humphrey and whether the
new appointee will change
monetary policy now and perhaps
use his influence to bring about
some lowering in interest rates ,"
There was laughter in the hoom
at Reporter McClendon's pointed
inquiry, but the President him
self did not laugh. Any announce
ment on appointees would first go
20 the Senate. he said grimly.
Then the President added.
the monetary policy of
this Government is mine, and no
one underneath me is going to
change my policy"
II was this last comment which
evoked the newsmen's surprise
and caused the COP politicians to
sigh.
Although the L. S. Chamber Of
Commerce is yowung about the
budget and other right-wingers
are belaboring the President as
a New Dealer the more realistic
COP politicians recognize that
the high cost Of money" may
have more lasting effects at the
polls
Interest rates have gone so
high that people are not buying
new cars, housing has fallen off
and many small businesses are
feeling severely pinched, When
people want things, but can't af-
ford 10 buy them, that spells
trouble for the party in power.
Up 70 now the Republicans
have pretended that the high in
terest rates were the responsible
ity Of the Federal Reserve banks,
over which government politicians
theoretically have no control II
was bankers policy" and even
the President pictured himself
during the 1886 campaign as help
less 20 correct the situation,
This. o. course, was sheer fan
tasy. The Secretary Of the Treas
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-10

Alice Mac Adams a HaHEf7
ham County ana Karen #M
ton ol Charlotte caaatY waFe
among tlle aaia MlAE A lae
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pany sponsored Ill eannas aH4
earden contest
Miss Adams 9ma taa nia N
the eannipe entries #a&
TcmpietolI ca9stu 8H
canmns ana llt4h m
Top honors were lakHn By tWa
AppomattoX County M Ara
Martin. garden sN sea Ma
Barbara Jean Lee canHia sWeaR-
stakes winner
Winners I'll ilse Fiasall atea
counties Who completed in taa
Lwnchhurg contest are a. FOLLOW
Cumberland AnncsfF +
Kathleen Iliaenas aaa ATolS
Graves.
Buckingham Alice Mae Adams
Nancy Pennington Ph9lhs oNnhg
Margaret Wright Lau sWaft2 nd
Myla Newton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-10

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f.reatcr scceierstion from standing starts and
greater passing power arc other benefits you'll
reap from this great Jhriit-and-Powcr Train.
ii's available ~ apy s. Ford, Try il at your
lsvd Dealers soon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-10

Dear Santa Claus.
Al i'd, il, , y,... ia and
I want To come to Farmvllle to
see YOU, but I am sick. II l don t
get we'll 50 can come to see you,
please bring me bride doll. a
piano and accordian. and some
good things to eat and remember
my brother Paul two please.
will leave you some fruit cake
and hot coffee Oh the table Bye
bye Santa. Love. Your little pal.
Connie Lee Greene e
Dowdyc Corner, Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-10
Dear santa Claus.

I am little fellow Just eight
months old and don't know what
Chrlstinas IN al about Hope yon
viii come III see me lust tha same.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-10
par Santa Claus

N97fIT E3NIIT7K N1EEFNt7T
ann a little two year old anl
and i uv To be GOOD but seems ]
Hope you will come to See me
and bring me a doll carriage so /
can ron nv baby | would also like
h roekins chan ID rock nly baby
- Steep III I will be CLAD Of any
thine else you want to bring
Please don't forget the candy
aud iiuts- Thank you Love.
Jessie Lillion Bruce
Farmville Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-10
Dear Santa Cluas,

1hank YOU for my toys last
time ! attn il the second grade !
am eight years old Please BRING
me a wagon. and a tiny Bear. and
doctors kit and some surprises,
Bucky smith
Cumberland. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-10
Dear Santa Claus,

Dear Santa Claus,
| want d basket bali set Wlll
YOU please bring me watch,
want a new pair OF shoes. | would
like d Bible, and some candy and
fruit.
Love.
Robert Earl Allen
RI. 3. Farmville, Va.
Dear Santa Claus
WIN you please bring me a
watch and A basketball set !
would like some candy nuts and
fruit.
Thank you. Love,
Gentry Stanley
RI. : Farmene VA.
Dear Santa Claus,
i I am a nttle boy that has a
birthday Christmas Eye and will
4 bc four years Old. Sometimes \ an
good and sometimes I am bad but
hope you VIII come to see me
land bring me 4 little ena
/ That II an \ am asking for, but
would Eke some candy and nuts
Thank you Love,
Tammic Ice Bruce
Falmville. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
Conierees See
acc Tagging
IN Power Field

HARTMAN. N. Y. oct. Il
GA conference on atoms for
power has scored the Atomic
Energy Commission for al.
legedly failing to make suf-
ilcient progress in the power
Geld.
In q s.O00-word report. con-
ferees at the l2th American
Assembly ct Arden House de-
manded yesterday that the
acc assume more positive
leadership"
Ending o four-day meeting,
they declared that "there Is an
urgent need for q thorough re-
view of skhe United States
atomic power program"
The conferees included IS
nuclear scientists. industrialists,
Government ofiicials, news
paper publishers and educators.
Their report warned that q
tagging atomic power program
could harm the United States
position in the cold war.
A review Of the country's
atomic power program, the re-
port said, should lead to q
clear formulation Of the pro-
grams detectives in terms OF
the national power needs Of
the United States In the long
run as well as immediate re-
cuirements OF the United States
foreign policy"
Among the ccnferees were
Harold s. Vance, Q member Of
the Acc. and Sumner Pike and
Gordon E. Dean. former Acc
members.
Henry M. Wriston. president
Of the assembly. which Il as
ISOLATED with Columbia Uni
) versity. presided.
The assembly said private
industry cannot carry an atomic
program without Federal aid.
The law should be amended.
the report said. to eliminate
restrictions on subsidies.
A minority Of the conferees
voted against atomic power
plants both large and small
for demonstration purposes.
this group held.
Government and private In
dustry must work together. the
report said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
so Upon Scientists
Sail for Antarctic

TOKYO. Oct. q R.--A
50-memher japanese scientific
expedition sailed for the Ant
arctic today aboard the ice
breaker Soya to make surveys
for the International Geophysi-
cal Year.
The Soya Is scheduled 10
reach the Antarctic January 8.
It win leave 20 men who viii
relieve IL Japanese now at the
japanese station on the frozen
continent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
Foundation Awards
5000 10 Pointer Doll

LOS ANGELES. Oct. n CR.
The Huntington Hartford
Foundation today announced
the award Of 5000 TO Spanish
painter Salvatore Dali for his
long. distinguished and dy-
manic career as q painter"
The cash gift Is the largest
bestowed in the four years that
the foundation has been pre-
senting awards in the fields Of
painting. sculpture. literature
and music.
Mr.. Dali and his wife were
invited 70 spend six months ct
the foundation near Los An
geles. Mr.. Dali is In Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
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