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Americana

In connection with the cur
rent observation of the 350th
year Of founding of James
town. l was interested to note
that Juan Ponce de Leon ex-
plored and named Florida in
1913 and that a Spaniard
named Menendez founded st.
Augustine, Fla, in 1865. Sir
Francis Drake claimed Cali
fornia for Queen Elizabeth in
1879 and Virginia Dare was
the first white child born on
Roanoke Island, N. c.. this
being in 1887 AS far as l am
aware. there is no record of
who the first white child ac-
tually born in the new world
might be. She Tor he) OBJ
viously would have been a
Spaniard born in Florida.
In 1907 Capt. John Smith
started the first permanent
English colony in the Ameri-
cas- at jamestown. / was also
interested in noting that it
was the Dutch who first i'm
ported Negro slaves into the
new world. this being also at
jamestown in August. 1919.
Reader.
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for educating his seven chill
dren. I have six children but
my salary is far less. I am for
a raise for all deserving Gov
eminent employees, but why
doesn't Congress do something
about the District minimum
wage law? I believe the
minimum should be at least
SIPS per hour or $40 per
week. 1 don't believe any
Government employe is paid
less than that.
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Against NucIeor Tests

/ heartily indorse the seri-
Gus appeal of the 1000 scien-
lists urging international
agreement to stop the testing
Of nuclear bombs. In my opin-
ion, that is not only science
sense" but common sense.
The atom bomb or hydro
gen bomb idea is contrary TO
the law Of God. 1t is the idea
of destruction. OF course l
realize the United States must
have a defense against agrees
sion, but our country should
work rigidly with England and
Russia in order that some in
ternational agreement may be
reached to stop all nuclear
tests. Subsequently an inter-
national agreement to outlaw
nuclear bombs altogether
might be reached Old-fash-
Toned war would be much more
desirable. if we must have
war, but most people prefer
not having any kind Of war.
Daniel b, FeIker.
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Press Award

At a recent meeting Of the
Capital Press Club, at which
Vice President Nixon spoke,
this Negro press group was
reported in your columns as
making an award to William
> Worthy "for defying the State
Department ban against Amer
lean newsmen entering Com
muniSt China"
1t is shocking to observe a
person being honored for de-
flying his own Government.
seem to remember a toast to
the effect MY country, right
or wrong. my country"
A leading man Of South Car
DINA in 1860 argued against
secession, but when his State
took that step he said, IF my
State is going to the devil
will go with her!"
How times have changed.
II we are TO be governed by
our own opinions of the law,
we shall have anarchy.
BraxtOn II. Tabb, Jr.
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used ~
letters carry wrtters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
SQtion.
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Shoulders at 1860

G. Hubbard Massey,
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The Federal Spotlight stated
a Federal employee making
$3.50 cannot save anything
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:. Cleveland had just finished
his work on new Lassie episodes
for the fall-in which Tommy
Rettig's successor will be in
PRODUCED. :. Cramps will be
harder to replace than anyone
in the cast.
Harry BelafOnte'S blast at
TV and the movies in this
weeks Variety: II hate Madi-
son Avenue and Hollywood and
the clicheS of American cul-
ture, which is efficient in form
but makes content secondary"
:. In other words, it kills him
to make all that money.
The Baltimore (WAAM-13)
newSman. Nelson Baker, whose
resemblance to a much-wanted
murder suspect may help police
find the alleged killer. Ut
was stated that Baker didn't
actually look like the man, but
certain features-i.e., bushy
eyebroWS-were similar.
i x 4 <
Jimmy Durante, the Carter
Barron headliner, who is wanted
only for speeches. The
Schnoz vowed 'em at the Ad
Club Tuesday and Capitol Hill
yesterday, where he lunched
with Speaker Sam Rayburn,
Senator Lyndon johnson and
Rep. Jimmy Roosevelt, among
others.
Hurricane JackSon's k.o. out
of the Ed Sullivan guest lineup
Sunday. With the champ,
Floyd Patterson; and Joe Louis
scheduled on Steve Aliens show
Ed may have decided to con-
cede the point.
Gary COOper's On-again, Off
again status as a host of a reg
ular weekly western series.
IL want to explore this idea
of my being master of cere-
monies of a show very thor
Oughly," he now says :. Yup.
Quickie Interview:
Jim Backus. the versatile ac-
tor best known for his comedy
work (Mr. Magoo. I Married
joan plays the father of a
teen-ager in next Mondays
Studio One drama and two
things are netting him:
. I've never done anything
quite like this before"
. When you're doing live
TV. what happens if you turn
an ankle just before show
time?"
The easy going. likeable
Backus is also reading two
Broadway scripts at the mo-
but they'll have to be
good ones to lure him from his
California way of life.
"Sure, I'd like to do a
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

TV Key "a preview service) re-
ports: Lux Video Theater
and Climax found unworthy
OF recommendation. Play
house 80 is repeating an UNI
satisfactory film.
1900, WTTG (5-Dangerous
Assignment: The Decoy
Story" with Brian Donlevy.
Peter Brocco and Jim Davis.
Murder. intrigue and
tire &C cry pursue Steve
Mitchell in his mission to
smuggle a wounded attache
out of Eastern Europe.
Film.
700, WTOP (9-Code g.:
Richard Travis and Douglas
Kennedy in The Search"
Terror strikes a family when
a small child strays from
home into the freezing
mountains.
1880, WTOP (9) - Sergeant
Preston: A boy is kidnapped
by an outlaw, but finds a
way to help his rescuers.
Repeat.
500. WTTG (5)-Movietime
USA: After Tonight" with
Constance Bennett and Gill
bert Roland. A drama of
wartime espionage. 1888.
500, WTOP (9)-Bob Cum
mingS Show: Bob leases his
sister into becoming CLAM
orous "Wolf-bait" with sur
prising results. (Repeat.)
TV Key says: Best part
comes before Margaret takes
Bob'S advice.
$3.50, WTOP (9) = Climax:
Walk a Tightrope" stars
LARAMIE Day. Lief Erickson
and Neville Brand. A woman
sees her husband slain and
is accused of the murder.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Wrestling !:
Edward Carpenter VS.. Prof
Ray Shire.
$3.50. WMAL (7) - Bowling
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tT'he script made no reference
to this relationship.
\ 4
Barbara Halls refreshingly
quick admission that she didn't
know the double $4,000 Cues
ton Tuesday (WTOP-9-and
the way she Gained Hal
March'S excited sub. Celeste
Holm. F.. Sundays TeleVue
will feature a page of pictures
of this amazing young Ziegfeld
shOwgirl.
4 y X
The passing Of 71-year-old
George Cleveland. who played
Cramps" on the Lassie series.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
s.oo. WASH-FM-In The Con-

$500. WASH-FM-In The Con-
cert Hall: Concerto No. 3 in
D by ]. S. Bach. Symphony
No. 4 in F Minor by Tchai-
kovsky, The Isle of the Dead
by Rachmaninoff. Sym
phony No. 3 by Schumann
and Rigoletto Opera for Or
chestra by Verdi.
500, VOL - Good Music
Time: Concerto Crosse by
Vivaldi, Symphony No. 4 by
Nielsen, Piano Concerto No.
2 by Brahms and Exultate,
Jubilate and Musical Joke
by Mozart.
10000, WWDC-WaShington I.
Cleveland. secretary Of the
AAA. discusses plans for
street and road improve
mentS.
1905, WGMS - symphony
Hall: Tchaikovsky. Sym
phony No. 2 in C Minor,
Opus II Little Russian"
1880, WTOP Music Til
Dawn: Dvorak's "Slavonic
Dances. Nicolai Mako con-
Quoting the Philharmonic
Orchestra. Kodaly's Harry
Janos Suite" Arturo Tosca-
mini conducting.
Baseball Tomorrow
500. WINX-BaSeball: Chica-
go VS.. Brooklyn.
1000, WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more VS.. Kansas.
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Broadway Shop before I'm too
old to moue," he said. II tc1s
in is shows on Broadway as a
youngSter-aH fops, and that's
some kind of record"
Backus is excited about a
picture he'll begin shooting on
the 29th for an independent
a suspense yarn called Ma
cabre." Apart from that, he's
currently promoting his record,
"Magoo in Hi-Fi." He may visit
Washington soon to promote
it.
NO-he hasn't seen his ex-
TV partner, Joan Davis, in al
most two years. She made a
pilot for abe. he said, but
nothing happened. "She should
be getting restless about now"
On the Agenda:
The upcoming City Side"
news show Sunday, pm,
WTOP-9 departs from it's
usual formal this week for
a special report on the Air
port for Washington" con-
troverSy. Among those to
be interviewed will be Sem
ators Spessard Holland Demo-
crat of Florida) and John But
Ter Republican of Maryland)
and Rep. Joel Broyhill (Repub-
lican of Virginia.. WTOP
has top team, headed by
Larry Beckerman and Roger
Mudd working on this one; it
should be worth seeing.
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Time: Carmen Salvino VS..
Johnny King.
$3.50, WTOP (S)-Playhouse
go; John Derek, Everett
Sloane and Gene Evans in
Massacre at Sand Greek"
1890, WRC t4-Lux Video
Theater: Summer Return"
with Kent Smith and Joan
Evans. Color.
1l:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: THE Lady From
Shanghai" stars Orson
Welles and Rita Hayworth.
An adventurer signs I'D as
a sailor on a yacht only to
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find himself involved in a
vicious scheme. 1913.
1920, WMAL az = Premier
Performance: Young Mi.
Lincoln" with Henry Fonda.
The re-creating of lively in
cidents from actual SPRING
f1eld-Salem early days of
Lincoln. 1899.
1885, WTTG (5) "One
Crowded Night" with Gale
Storm and Anne Revere.
People from various walks
Of life turn up to spend the
night at an auto court and
become involved in each
others lives. 1910.
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ON THE AIR
Bailey and Cole
"A Dandy Team
BY BERNIE HARRISON

They're Talking About
The happy raucous Pearl Bailey teamed with Nat
King Cole on his Tuesday night show (NBC-D. a triumph
of talents Their sprghty imaginative Around the World
30 Days routine could have right on through the
drum solo by energetic Louis Bellson Pearls husband
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turn will send them to their Locals
throughout the nation.
In making the announcement,
Mrs. Hayes said:
AS a doctors wife, l am keenly
aware of the heart-breaking and
needless loss of life through can
Ger. l know that my fellow-work-
ers in the Auxiliary share my eag-
erness to lend every effort to this
important life-saving program.
when we face the fact that
more than twice as many nom
whites die Of cancer in one site
alone - that of uterine cancer -
as do white women, we recognize
the enormous educational job to
be DONE"
Nearly 10000 American women
will die this year of uterine can
Ger, although the disease is virtual
ly 100 per cent durable if detected
and treated early, according to the
Cancer Society. o..
In its just-prepared Program
Kit, the Cancer Society points out
that as "key individuals within
their communities, the members of
the Woman's Auxiliary of the Ma
tional Medical Association can be
of tremendous help. They can urge
friends and neighbors to recognize
the fact that millions of Americans
destined to have cancer in the years
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S21R1S (z3ZI3l
Sugar Ray Turns
Down Song And
Dance Role

New York City, July 22.-Sugal
Ray Robinson, middleweight cham
pion of the world, and erstwhilt
song and dance man along the
night club circuit, has just turned
down an offer from the Dune:
Hotel in Las Vegas to headline 6
super-duper musical revue such a.
he headed five years ago when he
premiered his dancing talents al
the French Casino.
Sugar Ray, never a man to over
look an opportunity of earning a
few thousand bucks, was flabber-
gasted the other day over so many
theatrical offers coming his way
There was the fabulous offer
from the Dunes Hotel, two from
an Impresario in Paris, a motion
picture offer from Hollywood, and
another invitation for a tour of
South America.
The champ didn't say whether
he would consider returning to
the footlights at later date, but
right now he's concentrating on
his date with Carmen Basilio, hold
er of the welterweight crown, now
scheduled for September %. Sugar
Ray and Basilio have already
agreed on this date and the purse,
but the official signing won't take
place until some time within the
next few days.
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Robinson-BasiIio
Title Go Set For
Yankee Stadium

NEW YORK, July 22.-Date for
the long yakked about middle
weight title fight between Cham
pion Sugar Ray Robinson and well
terweight Champion Carmen Ba-
silio has been set for Monday eve
ming, September %, at Yankee
Stadium, it was announced during
the past week by James D. Norris,
president of the International Box
ing Club.
Since winning the 160-pound
crown for the fourth time last May
l via a 9Th round kayo over Gene
Fullmer, West Jordan, Utah bang
er who lifted it from him last
January, Robinson has shown an
almost exclusive preference for de-
Tending it against Basilio.
Like most anyone else, Sugar be-
lieves that Basilio can lure more
fans through the turnstiles than
any middleweight living. But be-
cause of an old hatred for IBC,
he tinkered alf-heartedly at try
ing to get Basilio to sign under
aegis of some promoter other than
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Govern rlent

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told the Delta Democrat Times.
"He told me should tell the sher-
iff. Those FBI men aren't going
to make charges against their
friends and neighbors.
when | saw that the Federal
government wasn't going to do any
thing about the violation of MY
Civil Rights, | decided | may as
well move out of the state
He said he waited until he got
to Memphis to telephone the news
paper because he wanted to be out
of the state before raising his
charges. He said his wife and
small daughter already are in Kan
sas City, where he said he will be
resident in surgery at General
Hospital.
DR.. Battle said the NAACP chap
ter in which he was active with
cred away after Gus Courts, Bel
zoni Negro grocer and NAACP
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Johnnie Hawkins
Crowned Billiard
King July 23rd

johnnie b. Hawkins OF 0OS
Maple Street made a timely entry
into the YMCA midsummer bill
lard tournament held Tuesday eve
ming, July 23rd in the Associa-
ton building. Johnnie entered
late, but went right straight thru
without a single loss.
At opening time the lineup was
Will H. Wells VS.. Thomas Taylor;
Val R. Holloway VS.. James Percy
Miller; Willie Cooper VS.. Tevester
Calvin. Later entry was Johnnie
B. Hawkins VS.. William (Pete)
Walton.
Wells eliminated Taylor by TAX
ing the first two of the set; Hollo-
way took two straight from Mill
er; Cooper and Calvin went the
full count with Calvin taking the
odd; and Hawkins blanked Walton
in the preliminary round of play.
Coming to the semi-finals, spec
tators saw Wells defeat Holloway
and Hawkins outwitted Calvin in
the single game elimination. In
the finals, Wells and Hawkins pitt
ed some beautiful skill against
each other. Throughout the tourn-
ey interest had been at a high
peak, with players being alternate
ly cheered or booed by opponents
and admirers and some remark
able plays highlighted each indi-
vidual game; but enthusiasms soar
ed to the fever pitch in the final
set. The players matched each
other time after time in the most
brilliant exhibition of skill and fl
nesse. Probably the most tense
moment came in the second game
of the finals when it seemed that
Hawkins would take two straight.
Despite some really spectacular
plays on his part, Wells caught
some breaks and edged him out,
running the final game to the full
count.
Hawkins came back in style to
capture the title. Cheers and ap-
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provement Association of Missis-
sippi, following the publication of
a report of the financial disburse-
ments of the State Sovereignty
Commission.
The Ministers Improvement AS
ISOLATION of Mississippi is an or
ganization composed of ministers
from various denominations of the
state.
The attack on Rev. Hume was
made by the Ministers Improve
ment Association in a meeting in
Hattiesburg last Thursday. .a..
The General Board of the Gen
eral Missionary Baptist State Con-
vention of Mississippi is composed
of more than 200 ministers, pas
tors of outstanding churches, To-
Gated in every section OF the state.
The convention got under way
as scheduled Tuesday morning with
delegates and visitors already in
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Luke Casters Bat
Makes Big Noise

Raleigh, N. c., July 22-Reports
reaching here last week noted that
Luke Easter, for Cleveland In
dians slugger, is terrorizing pitch
ers in the international League
with his explosive bat.
A member of the Buffalo Bisons,
Luke is batting at .315 clip, has
driven in 81 runs and clouted %
roundtrippers, according to latest
averages.
He is being watched closely by
major league scouts and may get
a second chance at the big show.
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PAGE SEVEN

ahead need not die if present medi-
cal, social and personal resources
are put more fully to work."
The kit was designed to serve
as an introduction to the Society's
program and to prepare the reader
for meeting with ACS Division or
Unit leaders responsible for COM
munity planning. 7.
"Not only will the Auxiliary
leader have the latest life saving
information for her own benefit,
but she will be equipped with ref
erence material for the guidance
and counsel of those in her COM
munity," the kit declares.
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|. A. Methodist -.
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of the jurisdictional structure"
The "jurisdictional structure" OF
the Methodist Church was estab-
lished just before World War III
when the two major branches of
the church, North and South uni
fled almost a century-old split
over slavery to form one church.
In concession to Southern
Methodists, the central Jurisdiction
was established for Negro churches
and Negro bishops.
An announcement by Methodist
leaders here this week said that
with the national trend away from
segregation, the entire jurisdiction
al set-up is under study even
though its outright abolition would
strain the church internally.
The hearing will be one of "a to
be held across the nation this fall,
part of four year study of the
problem by the church, following
which recommendations will be re-
ported to the General Conference
in Denver in 1860.
Virginian to Chair Local Hearing
The nearly 10 million Methodists
are divided into six jurisdictions,
five of them geographical, one ra-
cial.
No member of the study COM
missions may serve in his own
jurisdiction. Chairman of the Los
Angeles hearing will be the Rev.
c. c. Bell, of Lynchburg, Va.
Among church officials expected
to be heard will be retired Bishop
A. P. Shaw, one of the six Negro
bishops in the central Jurisdiction,
who is resident. of Los Angeles.
Negro Methodist bishops are
known to have mulled the prob
lem of abandonment of the CEN
trail jurisdiction, at the risk of
their high offices ever since the
Supreme Court decision.
In the meantime, the Rev. Hig-
gins, whose assignment to pastor
43-member 49-year-old Norman
die Methodist church, which was
dying on its feet in an area of
some 10000 Negroes dramatized
the Methodists' biggest moral is
sue, went on building up his church
with the help of white volunteers
from other Methodist congrega-
tions, a few remaining white men,
bers of the church, and a new in
flux of Negroes.
Methodist laymen and ministry
alike may appear before the local
hearing. Requests to be heard
must be filed 80 days in advance
with the Rev Bell at 1455 North
wood Circle, Lynchburg.
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plause rocked the house to greet
his victory and he was officially
crowned "Pool King" a title he
may use until September 23rd when
he must defend it against any
qualified challengers.
The billiard table is just one of
the activities of daily interest at
the YMCA. Ping-pong is rapidly
becoming a favorite game of some
of the fellows; and croquet is also
gaining popularity. Make use of
your membership card. Spend
some of your leisure time at your
YMCA.
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leader, was shot two years ago.
Courts, who recovered, claimed he
was shot because he refused to
take his name off voter registra-
ton books. Dr.. Battle said that
after his NAACP. activities be-
came known around Indianola
many plantation owners warned
their Negro tenants they would be
fired if they went to him for
treatment.
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YOU CAN TRUST cARNATIoN. It's the
safest, most nourishing and diges-
tible form of milk for your baby's
formula. More mothers feed Car
nation to their babies than any
other brand. And more Carnation
is used in hospital formula rooms
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town from every section of the
state, and others still arriving with
the real crowd expected to be on
hand by Wednesday morning.
The session which has previously
lasted through Friday is scheduled
to end Thursday night.
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IBC.
But knowing what side his bread
was buttered on, Basilio mixed the
idea, fairly sure in. doing so that
Robinson would, as usual, wind up
fighting when and where IBC sug-
gested. And so it came to pass.
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throughout the world than all
other brands combined Ready
made formulas that claim to be
complete cost almost twice as
much as Carnation : the proven
milk for infant feeding : the milk
every doctor knows.
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He: Darling, Pm cropping for
words"
She: "Well, you won't find them
therel"
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School. The Bishop College Pro-
fessor will be the only Negro on
faculty of &c.. North Syracuse
High school cost three million
dollars to build, and has an en-
rollment Of slightly more than
one thousand students, four of
whom are Negroes. He will start
on his new job September 4, 1857.
Professor Shegog joined the fac
ulty at Bishop college in October
of 1865.
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First Model: "The artist l pose
for does painting, etching and
sculpturing."
Second Model: "But, of course,
he does one thing better than any
thing else?"
First Model: "Well, l guess so,
but he's pretty good at painting,
etching and sculpturing, tool"