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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
BUDGET CUTS

While Congress slashed President
Eisenhower requests for new APP
preparations by SABA 1855. 584 or ~
per cent, the real meaning of the
cuts viii not be evident for some
time The picture is complicated BY
the fact NAT Congress used varic-
ty of bookkeeping devices and other
fiscal sleights-o of hand TO build tho
record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

edward Lothrop: Washington store open Mondays and TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
,our Housewares Center of our fine you'll find
8 to help make homemaing efficient convenient


our Chevy Chase, z Corners and Alexandria stores
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06
.Desegregation
Issue Closes
Golf Club

Greensboro, n. c. - The Gil
lispie Park Golf Club slammed its
door today in the face of Fed
eral Court order to desegregate it's
facilities.
Officials of the Club announced
only hours before the ruling was
to 90 into effect that operations
would be suspended today.
The reason given was the de-
struction by fire last weekend of
the Clubs locker room, but there
appeared little doubt that the de-
segregation decision, handed down
in April by Federal Judge John
son J. Hayes, also influenced the
decision. In announcing the sus-
pension of operations, Club Presi-
dent John Hughes added that the
future Of the course is unde-
cided,'"
I'VE have closed Gillespie Golf
Course" he said. There will be
no play on the course by anyone
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06
Board meeting in New York.

Board meeting in New York.
81 shall answer the charges cat
egorically and produce evidence
which l believe will prove to the
trial board that they are based pri-
marily upon malice and vindictive-
ness rather than upon facts, and
that the complaint is being used
by persons bent On destroying me
even if it means doing great harm
to our great A. M e. Church."
Bishop S. L. Green, senior bishop
of the Church, made a hurried trip
to Florida and has set the hearing
for July 80, probably in Jackson
vile.
In an apparent attempt to en-
gender sympathy for his cause,
Bishop Nichols stated that he has
created great deal of fear among
white leaders and Negroes in Flor
ida on account of his activity in
connection with the NAACP, es-
pecially after he took life men,
bership in the organization and set
Sunday, June 8, as NAACP Day in
all A. NJ. E. Churches of his dis
trict.
The charges filed against Bishop
Nichols are as follows:
Charge No. II-Illegal handling
of. General Budget Fund.
Specifications:
/ l. In the Central Florida Con-
ference the Finance Committee
was not allowed to handle the
Budget Fund as required by the
Discipline.
f., The total public offerings were
not sent to the minimum Salary
Fund.
Charge No. 2.
Placing burdensome assess
ments upon the churches and the
ministers for his own personal
/ gain.
Specifications:
|. THE Presiding Elders Of the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06
after this date"

after this date"
Ten Negroes who said that they
had been denied permission to
play on the course sought a perma-
nent injunction barring racial seq
regation on the course.
The Golf Club and the city of
Greensboro, which owns the land
on which the course is located, have
appealed to the U. S. Fourth Cir
cult Court of Appeals and a deci-
sion is expected in the next few
weeks.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06

Wife Ito late returning hus-
band): as that you john"
John-"It better be-"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06
NAACP Starts
Fight For Housing
Convention Told Of
New Bid To Achieve
Open Market In
Homes For Negroes

Detroit, Mich, June 81 - The
National Association for the Adj
vancement Of Colored People is
planning new offensives aimed at
achieving an open housing market
for Negroes.
Madison S. Jones, special assist
ant for housing of the association,
said today that branch organiza-
tons were being urged to empha-
size, next year, efforts to gain
passage of state and local legisla-
ton providing for non-discrimina-
tory housing.
At the same time, he suggested
that local NAACP leaders estab-
lish close liaison with their city
I planners to insure open cities and
elimination of Negro ghettos.
Mr.. Jones led discussion during
workshop sessions today on open
occupancy housing at the annual
convention here of the NAACP. He
also discussed the problem in an
interview. The six-day meeting,
attended by nearly 1000 delegates
from all over the nation, will con-
tinue through Sunday.
Although the association has
won several court victories in it's
drive against segregated public
housing, Mr.. Jones said there was
no clearly enunciated and enforc-
ed government policy of open &C.
cupancy in housing built with pub
lie assistance. The Administra-
ton in Washington, he declared,
should make a pronouncement 70
the effect that housing built with
government assistance should be
open to everyone regardless of
color.
Mr.. Jones contended, however,
that a truly free market in pri-
7 vate housing could not be achieved
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06

unless mortgage bankers, real es-
tate brokers and home builders
were convinced that people should
live in desegregated housing.
Z He singled out the real estate
field for criticism over the Ne
gro housing problem.
Real estate groups are acting
arbitrarily" he declared, when
they say that people can't live to-
gether. They raise the specter of
loss of value and property depre-
citation in order to maintain lily
white communities"
He urged the association
branch housing committee to meet
with local representatives of the
bankers, real estate brokers and
home builders in an effort to gain
support for Indignation in housing.
In such meetings, he said, the
NAACP leaders should try to dem
onstrate that the Negro today is
good mortgage risk and that the
presence of a Negro family in a
white area would not depreciate
property values unless the whites
fled in hysteria from the neigh
borhood,
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Sympathetic Consideration

StWpdtnettC AOnSiuerdt1On
He said Britain would consider
the resolution sympathetically but
could not Eat this stage give any
undertaking that the date would
be the same as asked for in the
resolution"
Mr.. Lennox- Boyd added, how
ever, that Britain would do her ut
most ito meet the resolution in a
reasonable and practicable man
ner."
Britain agreed at the conference
to steps in the next three years to
give Nigeria greater experience in
self-government. Foremost among
these would be strengthened fed
eral Government of the three Nj
gerian regions, Eastern Nigeria,
Western Nigeria and Northern
Nigeria, under a newly created post
of Federal Prime Minister and an
enlarged Federal Parliament.
1t was agreed that the Federal
House of Representatives would be
increased from its present member
ship of 1874 to 800 members in 1859
and that a second legislative house,
to be known as the Senate, be Gre
ated. The Senate would be COM
posed of twelve members each from
the Eastern, Western and Northern
regions of Nigeria and the Gamer
oons and four members from the
federal territory of Lagos, the
capital, and four special members
to be appointed by the Governor
General.
Reason for Reluctance
One of the principal reasons for
British reluctance to fix date for
Nigerian independence has been
the backwardness of the North
ern region of Nigeria in adopting
self-government. The constitution
al conference decided that selfgov-
eminent would be introduced in
the Northen region in 1859.
On the question of the inclusion
of the Cameroons, United Ma
tons trusteeship territory, in an
ultimately independent Nigeria,
the Colonial Secretary said this
would have to depend on a vote by
the people of the north and south
sectors of the Cameoons. Under
the United Nations trusteeship,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06

Our Advertisers
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Charges Against
Continued from Page One)


of Edward Waters College who was
ousted by Bishop Nichols several
weeks ago, through his lawyers,
has filed % charges against Bishop
Nichols. The charges include the
directing of funds of the church to
his personal use and other mis-
handling Of church and school fl
nances.
Suspension Of Bishop Nichols fol-
lowed briefly on the heels of
charges filed against him with the
General Board in New York by
the Rev. NJ. VI. Lindsey, presiding
elder of the Gainesville District of
the Central Florida Conference.
Bishop Nichols told press con-
ference in New York that the first
he heard Of the charges was when
they were handed him by Bishop
K. K. Wright, President of the
Bishops Council, at the General
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Negro Vote -.
Continued from Page One)

and white candidate were fore
ed into a run-off election follow
ing the Atlanta primary. The
white candidate won the run-off
but only after the governor of the
state made an all-out appeal to
white voters to cast their ballots
against the aspirant.
Eight counties in this state have
a potential Negro vote that is
half as great if not more than the
white vote. These counties are
Mamden, Taliaferro, Muscogee,
Long, Mcintosh, Green and Han
cock, including Liberty.
The increase in the Negro voter
registration has been skyrocketed
ever since the Supreme Court kill
ed the white primary" in this
state and elsewhere in the South.
Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06

Florida Conferences were required
by Bishop Nichols and or his
agents to pay S172.25 per District
for furniture for his (the Bishop's)
private home.
=. "The Presiding Elders were
also required by Bishop Nichols to
pay unauthorized and illegal dues
in the Presiding Elders Council.
Charge No. 3-"Disobedience to
the Order and Discipline of the
AME Church.
Specifications:
|. 1.-The Finance Committees were
elected in each Annual Conference
in Florida and were not allowed
, to function according to law in
any Conference over which Bishop
Nichols presided.
Charge No. 4-Levying.
Specification:
Unauthorized Assessments.
!. "An unauthorized project Ito
build or provide a Community Cen
ter on the Campus of Edward
Waters College,.
"To finance the above unauthor-
, lied project a production was
staged in Gator Bowl in Jackson
vile, and each Presiding Elder
was given fifty tickets, priced at
S1.0O each, and later called in and
given so more and ordered to bring
in 500 or he would get 30 new
t Presiding Elders to take their
places.
Charge No. 5-"Maladministra'
ton in Office in the Church.
Specifications:
l. Bishop Nichols employed
without proper authority unauthor'
lied personnel to work at Edward
Waters College"
Bishop Nichols spck" c""d
both on and off the record to the
newsmen, without rancor, although
+; it was obvious that he was deeply
hurt by the unexpected develop
n.ents, despite his recourse t.
healthy humor to break the serious
tone of the conference.
Rumors In Second District
Prior to the meeting of the Gen
eral Conference in Miami las
year, rumors were beginning t.
fly fast and furious in the Secont
Episcopal District, a part OF wnicf
was at one time presided over b!
Bishop Nichols, that charges from
the second district might b'
brought against the bishop for fail
ure to report funds collected fol
Kitrell College to that institution
The amount due the school ant
charged to Bishop Nichols is estl
mated at around $4,000.
The entire second Episcopal Dis
trict is now presided over by Bishcl
Frank Madison Reid. 1t is known
that only the respect and admlra
ton the ministers and laymen O
the District have for Bishop Reid
in that they would not like embar
RAISING him by bringing such Sc
rious charges against one OF nj
colleagues and friends, has KEEP
them from bringing charges q
gainst Bishop Nichols. Now tina
he has been charged in FLORIDA !
remains to be seen whether or no
the charges in the Second Episce
pal District will get beyond tn
rumor stages.
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Coalition

Continued from Page One)
difference between the two is the
fact that the Democrats claim to
be liberals and the Republicans
don't"
The 40-melnber Senate is even
ly divided between the two major
parties.
Patronize Our Advertisers
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Freedom
Continued from Page One)

support of their people to seek in
dependence within the British
Commonwealth in 1859.
Nigerians had been encouraged
by the achievement of independ-
ence by their neighbor Ghana, for
merly the Gold Coast, in March
and by the agreements on ap-
preaching independence. for the
Federation of Malaga and for
Singapore, British dependencies in
Southeast Asia.
Early in the conference Britain
indicated her reluctance to accept a
fixed date for Nigerian independ-
ence. This caused the Nigerian
representatives to postpone their
ambitions for a year.
Alan Lennox-Boyd, Colonial Sec
rotary, noted that the Nigerians
now proposed to adopt a resolu-
ton in their federal Parliament
early in 1860 calling for independ-
ence within the commonwealth that
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-06

the Cameroons has been admins
tered by Britain as in integral
part of Nigeria.
However, Mr., Lennox-Boyd said
there could be no question of the
Cameroons remaining part of an
independent Nigeria against its
wishes.
-Patronize Our Advertisers
Evening star., 1957-12-29

COOL CAT MILT-For senti-
mental reasons play You
Send Me" for Nancy, Billie and
Cheri, from BUD and JOE.
MILT-Play Dance the Bop"
for Gene v. and his Blue Caps,
Jack, Cliff. Willie, Dicky. from
q special fan, SALLY @.
MILT - Please ded. Blue
Christmas" and Twelfth Of
Never" to Kenny. q boy I like
very much. from the girl In
the brown bathing suit, PHYL-
LIS r.
MR.. GRANT - Please dedicate
Miss Me Just . Little" and
"All About the Blues" Ivory
Joe Hunter, to . certain girl,
from q seebee in Hueneme,
Calf.
NEAT MILT-Piease play 10
Ann" for Roger. the cutest boy
In Rockville, Love, RICKI.
TEEN TO TEEN TALKING
MILTERINO - Please play
Blue Christmas" and Baby.
Don't Care" to Mona and
Ruthie. from The Joker
JERRY.
MILT-Please dedicate Kisses
Sweeter Than Wine" and
Santa. Bring Ny Baby Back
to Ne" 10 Bill NJ. from BON
ME B.
DEAR MILT-Please play You
Send Me- for Howard. from
someone In Wisconsin. L. @.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Miscellaneous


TEN SCIENCE FICTION books
for sale, $50: 80 comic books
for 81: 9 electronic tubes, 81;
electric motor. IS. VIII. 2-32Se.
WANTED - Electric guitarist.
bass player and drummer for
r. and r. band: must be 1915
and live in Rockville Wheaton,
KensingtOn area. Call MICK,
VIII. 6-5947.
BLAIR JUNIORS - Dress like
your date and come to the
Siamese Swing. Jan. IL. $50.
RO-"You Are Ny One and Only
Love-" You Send Me" Love.
EDDIE.
FOR SALE pr. boys roller
skates. size 9Ia: l pr. girls
roller skates. size 3; ] pr. girls
ice skates, size 10. Call VIII.
2-2044 anytime.
FOR SALE Fox. 35c. almost
brand new. Also "Tomahawk"
for engine and all necessary
flying equipment; cost. SIS. sell
for $40. Cali RAY WILLIAM
SON at Gaithersburg 367-W-3.
GLORIA-Sorry missed the
party Monday night, tell him
thanks. Don't be mad hon,
don't forget there "a Xmas
vacation coming up. HERBIE.
JOHNNY D.-My heart goes
Boom. Boom" because you're
my "One and Only Please
come over. One who cares. d. l..
LIONEL TRANSFORMER - 100
watt XIV. runs 2 trains and Is
In new condition: list, $50.
asking SIC. LU. 2-l335.
LENNY G.--I wonder why IL Is
so hard to think up an ad for
your SANDY S.
RADIO CONTROL BOAT. 32-in.
cruiser. never in water. elec.
transf. and receiver. Call for
more information: worth $50.
win sell s45. Fl. 4-567l
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Greetings

DON-Please ded. "Oh Boy" to
the boy in the 'boppin' Ford
From his little gangster with
love, xxx.
PAUL - Happy Anniversary on
the 30th. We've made it 4
months. let's make It foreverl
Loving You" ANNE. P. S. See
you Easter
DEAR UNCLE MILT - Please
play For Sentimental Rea-
sons" by Sam Cooke for Dino
and Herman. AMERICA ON
WHEELS SKATING CLUB.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
TEEN MAIL

Continued From Page
her / felt sorry for her and !
simply couldn't understand
why no one liked her. I tried
70 be friendly toward her
since she seemed very lonely
and she, IN turn, was very
grateful. But after y while 1
began 70 see why she was 80
unpopular.
Even though she tries 10 be
friendly. she can't seem TO
help making herself 0bnox-
ious. She's like an 0vergrown
pup-always doing the wrong
things. She refuses 70 asso-
ciate with boys and has some
very odd ideas. Worst Of all.
she has a terrible habit Of
coming up with the most hOr-
rible jokes and loud. untimely
remarks.
Well. I still feel sorry for
her but / simply don't want
her around me because she
embarraSses me In front Of
my friends. 1 know this isn't
right either but what can I
do for her?-KITTY.
Dear Kitty:
1t is unfortunate that SOM
people never seem to learn how
to behave socially. They q
life lonely. miserabls
and bitter simply because the,
cannot. or will not. understand
that their behaviour Is annoy
ing to others. The girl yol
write about appears to be on
Of these people.
Since you have been friend,
toward the girl perhaps sh,
will accept. and profit by. som
Straight-from-the ad
vice.
I suggest you explain to he
why she isn't accepted b,
others. why she has no friend
and point out the mistake shI
makes. You don't have to b
brutally frank but I do thinl
you should make this one las
effort to help her. II she
willing to make the effort t,
overcome her faults-well an,
good. But. If not, it would b
foolhardy for you to continu
the risk of losing your circl
Of friends and become an out
cast. too.
This column Is conducted
for teen-agers. Letters can be
answered through the column
0nly-aS soon as time and
space permit. Write your
problem to Dorothy Kicker In
care Of TEEN. The Wash
inGtOn Star. Washington 4.
N r
Evening star., 1957-12-29

EEhhA<-WC may " 0Ay1 AAbCs
but wishes for q sensational
seventeenth are still good.
SANDY and JAMIE.
DEAR MON AND DAD-Lots
Of love from this belated an
niversary wish. Love, EILEEN,
BETSY and BOBBY.
DEAR MILT-Please play You
Send Me" for Bonnie and
Teddy. Eddy and Jerry. Grace
and Harry.
LINDA KNOX Happy 18th
Birthday and many more.
SUDIE and GANG.
LINDAMARIE FOX Happy
New Year TO the sweetest girl
in st. Cecelias H. 8. ! love
you and ! want the world TO
know that. Have fun At
Royces party. but Il Was
Meant to be Your Baby" 50
Treat Ne Nice" Just Born.
MAN MOUNTAIN MILT-Pls
dedicate Baby. / Don't Care"
for @. L. c. G., from O. A. J. B.
who does.
DEAR UNCLE MILT - Please
play AT the Hop" for Dino
and Herman. AMERICA ON
WHEELS SKATING CLUB.
MILT - Correction. Bob and
Sherri. Mickey and Peg (cupid
have been going steady since
Friday. Dec. 20. Spin -sil-
houettes on Friday for both
couples. p. c.
KOOL KAT GRANT - Please
ded. "Raunchy" and You
Send Me" for Rocky" from
LINDA, ELAINE. MERRY and
DELLA.
MILT-Please play for My One
and Only Mike. warm" o.
Santa, Bring Ny Baby Back
to Me-" on Wed. MARION.
JINGLE MILT-Please dedicate
Jingle Bell Rock" and You
Send Me" for Corky. from 10.
who'll love him until The
Twelfth Of Never
MTLT-Please dedicate Santa,
Bring My Baby Back to Me"
for Janet, from CHRIS, who
still loves her.
IMPERIAL" MILT-Play LOS
in Game" for all the girls who
like LYNN NJ. Get well.
SLIM JIM IN. G.l-Spin Great
Balls OF Fire" and Warm" to
my o. a. o.. LYNN NJ. ]. e.
MILT-Please play on Jan. ;
(Sandy W. birthday The
Stroll for Sandy W.. who goes
TO Lackey High. From rs"
MILT-Play You Send Me" to
r. c. who 1 still like and I
had a Blue Christmas" be-
cause he's going around with
someone else. Your lonely X.
MILT-Please play Il Want You
to Know for Bill, with love,
from SALLIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
ROSS RESIGNATION
OPENS 9th TOP
PENTAGON JOB

With The resignation OF
Robert Trip Ross as AS
sistant Secretary of Defense.
the Pentagon now has eight
TOP jobs open-cach paying
$4,000 per year.
They include seven assist
ant secretaryships and the
job of Defense Department
general counsel.
Within the Defense De
partment the Offices in
charge Of manpower ana OF
research and development
arc vacant. There are two
Navy assistant secretaryships
open (manpower and ma
verial)-one in the Army
financial management
and one m the Air Force
Tesearc hand developmenD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

proposed Belmont Bay runways
would be as follows. Mr.. Broy-
hill said:
Uninterrupted over water,
from the south, 6 miles: from
the east. 5 miles, from the
southeast miles.
Over water and land. averag-
ing IS feet above airport level:
From the northeast. 6 miles, and
from the northwest. 2 miles
Over sloping foothills ranging
from 100 to 200 feet elevation,
unlimited from the north, west
and southwest.
Mr.. Broyhill said he plans
eventually to introduce legisla-
ton to kill the Burke airport
plan and substitute another To-
cation in Northern Virginia.
There are other locations. y
he said. This study proves it
And this appears to be the best
site right now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Israel Sanctions
Opposed by Eden

BENNINGTON. England, Feb.
Is A1.-Former Prime Minister
Sir Anthony Eden contends
there is no case whatever for
sanctions tpenaltiesl against
Israel when she asks for guar
anteeS for free passage in the
Gulf OF Aqaba.'
Sir Anthony. who launched
Britain's Sue2 invasion last
autumn. said in a letter TO the
man who is running for his old
Parliament seat, THE nation
which crosses the frontier is not
always the aggressor."
The message to John Hobson
. was written February III aboard
the ship Rangitata and made
public yesterday Sir Anthony
and his wife are in the Pacific
en- route to rest in New Yea
land.
If peace is TO endure it must
ne related TO justice" he said
: Therefore IT is dangerous when
the United Nations treat obedi
ent and small countries with
harshDcss and allows btllies and
braggarts 10 get On their way