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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

mediate possession: brick rambler
center hall large bedrms, .
baths. all-elec. kitchen: lots OF
closets; large liv. rm., sep family
sized din. rm., rec. rm. with pie
ture window, l4viS ser. porch /;
storm doors. wall-to-wall carpet
ins and many extras: S25, 900.
4s4ee trust In beautiful Raven
wood Park, 205 Patrick Henry DIR.
JE 4-0965 Walking distance to
Seven Corners shopping center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

PARK; Sl8.a00 A.
Gl--4-bedrm, brick rambler, ali
GE kit. finished rec. rm.; IA
acre shaded lot. Anchor fenced
back ward Only $1,000 down
OWNER. JE. 4-7117.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

ALEX.-semidet.. 2 bedrms.. sep
arate din. rm., full bsmt.; COM
Anchor fence fence Viii iiI0G acc spf lS St.;
model car, iz-ton pickup truck or
building lot In. trade or will take
low down payment. OWNER, IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

BELLE HAVEN - 4-bedrm. stone
house / blk. to golf clubhouse
Cut to S24.950 as is. OWNER, so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

X ROADs-Lovely g.
bedrm brick rambler. spacious
liv. rm. and dining area with
cathedral ceiling; truly TWIN
yet close 70 shopping. schools and
transp. C. B. O'SHAUGHNESsY
Agent. JE 2-2024, JE 2-01a2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
AL BAKER

q son, INC, REALTY BROKERS I
so. 5-7538 /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

ARL,, n, BY OWNER--Bea utiful
eustom-built brick rambler; 0 lie.
rms " baths, COPPER plumbing
dry bsmt. bargain. KE. B-S5BD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
TAKOMA PARK--Attrac. CALI cot,
HOLLYWOOD-vacant, 3-bedrm.

home non FLA terms. Si0o On. so
mo. pays all. . blkS, 10 schools
and bus: $50 FREDERICK w
BERENs SALES, INC, AZ. 1-4846:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

ARL., Shirley Woods. prime loca-
ton, / blk country elub-Extra-
lac, 3-bedrm.. 2ls-bath brk. ram
bier: beaut. liy, rm. with frepl.,
lge. din. rm., big de luxe kit,
scr. porch: full daylight bsmt.,
Diet. gArage: lac, level, wooded
lot: priced low for quick sale, BY
appointment, JACK KRONEN-
BURG. Exclusive Agent, IA. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
ALEx.-MT- VERNON BIyD ARFa

Potomac River front riparian
rightS. Good fishing boat dockRge,
Il acre. beautiful view, tall trees.
outdoor stone fireplace. attTac all
year arm. furp. house. bath. oil
heat. $4,000 incl. boat 3I5 miles
south of Alex. SO 5-4oo5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

No UUWN FAHMENI Ut -ytHI,
old, 3-bedrm, rambler; equipped
kit With table space; large liv'
rm, iull bsmt. with .walk-out en-
trance. nice level lot, APPROX.
$50 mo. pays all, Only $4,000,
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.,
I'M Altar WA T-09h5
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PRINCE QEoRoEs COUNTY

300 = :, Nue. NW INC VA s.hoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

MA AREA; Si7.95O-New A.
lrm. rambler ~ baths, SEP.
zee and birch cabs. with built
appliances; daylight bsmt. ana
a-acre lot. Builder. Du. 5-6475;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Mr. ana MS Victor Freeman,
Mrs Emma Rutt and Miss Dolores /
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Mr. aNd Mis- Cla'id Morris and
chAdlen u Buckineham. were r.
cent visitors in fhe II T. Carwile
home.
Mr.. and Mrs II + Hamilton. Of
Columbus. Ohio. arc spending some
time III their homo here Their
laishier Mrs. Grace II kilhorn.
naa NH Labor Day Holiday With
'ham.
NFrg Ceorrc Shorter And Mrs.
5I4rty Martin motored 10 Blucflcld,
AZ va where they VIII be the
quests a Mrs Martins daHghier,
Mfs pick Iill ana mr. iii
Visitors IN thc II. G. Cunningham
'ome dluqas 'he holplav week ona
7etc Nj aud Mrs. Carlton Cunning
liam and DAVID. Mr. and Mrs II
4 euannalan w. and Karen.
VI Faimvilo. AID Wlrcd ffqua
Mss Ann n Eater ~ Richmond.
wasted hex parents, MIL and AIRS.
v II RaIEcf l9r I'D weck ead-
A eood number % The route at-
eadad tfe II O'clock services at
Concord PRESBYTERIAN Church SIM
day. followed by a picnic dinner,
which was enjoyed.
Mrs. Henry Gill and Mrs E. 7.
Wi!aon, Of Richmond. spen, the
rrek end in the - N Cunningham
Aomc
Rev and Mrs carr welcl "
8na'hma and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Nelch ana walker were supper
quests of Rov and Mrs. + F
WEIGH Monday nehi
AIms Faaelia Wright HAS returned
aftar spending The summer IN Iych
NTa 70 spent the winter With her
sister. Mrs. VIII p. Cunningham
and attend Worsham High School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Retired Cumberland County Circuit
Court Clerk Buried Wednesday, 81

Funeral services for Lewis CraW
land county commissioner Of reve
nue. and clerk Of the Circuit Court
spanned IS years. were held
Wednesday I rnoOn at $50
O'Clock at Payne Memorial Metho-
dist Church The Rev. Truman
Trcmble. Of Cumberland. officlated
The Cumberland public officer,
civic leader and phllanthropist died
Monday. Sept T. In Richmond
hospital Intermcnt was III the
cemetery Al Center Presbyterian
Church Cumberland
lie was born IN Prince Edward
comfy March 23. lH77. a son Of the
late Charles Wesley and Margaret
Tinsley CraWlcy
He retired from public service
December hi 1851 after serving AS
Circuit Court clerk from 1924 Hid
served III commissioner Of revenue
earlier from 1916 to 1924
member of Payne Memorial
Methodist Church, I'D served there
IN steward and continued to
teach Sunday School class after
retiring from long service Az
church school superintendent
He was chairman a. the Cinmb"e
land county draft board all through
World War II. and served for Is
years as chairman Of the county
chapter Of American Red Cross
IIe contributed leadership to county
committees Oh education. religion
and recreation and 10 the parent
teachers associations Hi served
for tirnr HIS adviser 10 the pre
war OPA board
A charter member Of The Cum
berland Rtirian Club. he owned
and operated several farms and
maintained membership in the
Cumberland Farm Bureau and
Farmers Union ORGANIZATIONS.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Jennie Armislcad CraWley, q Cum
berland. four daughters. Miss Jane
Madison CraWlcy. ~ Hampton,
Mrs Julian Holland. of EastNille
Mrs Russell Young. Jr. of Wash
lngton. p Y and MIS- John a.
Maplton Of Raleigh, n C A
brother Il q CraWlcy, IF Farm
NilIc ana three erandchiId ncn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
ItaEls.,lls

CLAYTON Davidson row h ihf Air
Force. spent Saturday aid Smdav
with Mr. and Mrs. Il ID. Fatteson
Mr.. aid Mrs. Frank Tapscoft and
MI AID Mrs bob Maxey. of Scots
ville. Route y. and MI. aid Mrs
Rpdd Pattcs0n. MISS Ada Marie
Gibbs and Riley patleson spent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Knoxville News
Knoxville News
Delicious Treat
Awarded BY Words
For Relatives

Mr aad MIN JoAn Word Deb
orah Smith And Cameron Coleman
listed a1rs Cora Dunkum Tues
day
Treat for Relatives
Mr. and Mrs Dave Word invited
some relatives 10 their home SaiiH--
day evening for 4 delicious treat
nf homemade icc cream and caka
Ren Word, Mr and Mrs. John
word Mrs Y N Garter ana MrS
Y n NucEols wcre present
MASS Lucy Ike Wootton- Who win
teach III the Warwick Elementary
School, lcft last week for her new
position
Mr. ana Mrs Bernard Parrish
and Susan Of Richmond. visited
Mr. and Mrs c b Wootlon for
The holiday week end
AT University Hospital
Mrs Een Word has been pa
fient ~ University Hospital Char
lottesvilIc- MI ihe rast week Ben
Word and FloNd Word visited hcr
Sunday.
Mts N II Nuckols. u Moorcs-
town M VI. N visiting her brother
aad sisterin-law. Mr. and MIS-
John Word
sympathy is extended to the
family Of Mrs. N0ralaPrlcc Dabnev
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

g
that pursuant TO Sections 70 ~
ga add IS 6 Of the Code Of VII
gina. the Commission Of Game
and Inland Fisheries has on All
east IS. 1853. adopted the follow
iBg amended Regulation copies Of
hich have been filed with the Di-
vision Of Statutory Research ann
Drafting
/. DEER SEASON AND BAG
fMITS. The season for hunting
deer shall begin the third Monday
il November and close January )
S atewidc, with the following. ex-
ceptions
"a In the counties west Of the
Elue Ridge Mountains. in Patrick
nd PrtsglvsHla Counties and in
tat section If Amherst County
rBst ri route No - and in Nelson
County west Of route ~ and in
franklin County west at route 220.
deer MAY he hunted from the third
Monday in November for six con
saeufive hunting DAYS only.
h II shall be Lawful 10 hunt
deer in Giles County west Of New
lsiyer and Bland County east of
Us Routes 2l-52 November II and
Is. 1858
fcl It shall be unlawful to hunt
q or at any time in the counties of
4 lington, , dford Buchanan.
] lckenson. Fairfax in that section
q osed to all hunting. Floyd, Frank
lin east Of route 900. Henry, Lou
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05


doun. Montgomery Northampton
Pulaski IN that section north OF
Highway NO II a"d y Wyli@
north OF Highway No. IL.
80 y shfu be uiia~i u 70 hurt
deer with dogs IN Patrick and
rankin Counties, III Nelson
County IN that section west OF
Route No -
BAG LIMITS Fhe lawful haR lfMii
for deer shall PC ono BUCK Sea-
son. statewide. with the lollo%lnR
exceptions
az Any one deer may hn takrA
on tho last TWO days Of the open
season in Alleehany. Augusta Bath.
Botctonlt Clarke Cfai# Fted
crlck. Giles east Of Naw R'vee.
Highland. PAGE Roanefc lsott
bridge Rockingham ShcNani9Ah
and Warren Counties
10 One day two saaspt onr
OF which may be doc II Caroline
Culpeper- Essen iialiiaz HAMMER.
KING George, king and Queen,
King William Orange Spol~yl
vania, Stafford NatWeh ana fpa
Counties.
tc) One a day. two season. oi@
of which may be doe durln the
last five days OF The season ia l..
OF Wight Nansenond, Norfolk.
Princess Anne SmfY aud SasseN
counties
idl One 4 dty. fNo i season ovc
Of which mas h dae Ill tho last
day Of the season III Amelia chcs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Farmers with sudan grass ex-
perience say grazing can start when
the sudan is - inches tail. Craze
il down to six to 10 inches and then
remove the animals to permit the
sudan To recover to IL inches W.
fore grazing again, they advise
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Too much water Gan be rlst III
BAD An too little for your arass
clop For best results, find out
which forage crops arc best suited
TO fhe moistlwn content Of Your
land, then choose special grasses
for the wet spots
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Word
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Coleman. Of
l2adford. spent the week end with
Nr and MlS II T. Jones and NAH.
and MIRA. Harold Coleman Steve
Coleman Who Had been s3sitiMR us
grandparents. Mr aHd Mra Jones
returned home WITH his parents
Mr and MIA r M Dunesant
ana children had lunch Sunday with
MRS. f. M Giles. 81 FarrnVllc
Holiday Callers
Miss Hilda Dunevant Of Natural
Bride. and S. +, Dune1ant, Of
Woodbridge, were holiday guests Of
their mother Mrs. S T.. DunaVant.
Sunday MIS- Dlnevant With MISS
EIllda Duncvant and Mrs Julia Pur
YEAR. Of old HILL spent the day
in Richmond and visited MSs
Viola Duneyant ami Mrs W ri
Shepherd Ak Johnston-Wllli5 nos
pital
Cruising the River
MI and Ms John II Ransom
md son. chct. aud Miss Pauline
Peters spent Sunday on the Kappa
hammock river
AIr and Mrs Roger Calwilc and
Susan hapc been VISITING Mrs K
u GIlllsplc TAes took Mis- CUTS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-24

Rev. Bernard J. Shell Senator
Paul Douglas, Senator Richard
Neuberger, Gov Orville Freeman,
Gen Paul HaWley Thornton Wild
er, and many other members of
Congress and national leaders.
The Awards will be made al
Bethel AME church, 9th and
Broadway, and many Of the states
outstanding veterans will share in
the program.
The Honorable Mr.. Ming will
make the principal address. He
will be introduced by Wiley
Branton, Pine Bluff lawyer. The
Horace Mann hi school choir will
furnish music.
The parents of the Nine child
rem will be honored along with
the children.
This is the first time the AVG
has ever come south to make any
awards for achievements, and it
is the first time any honors have
been rendered to a group.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-24

on suspension, and makes this
explanation: Il was in a hurry,
and this little old niger was in
front of me. -" The white girl
was Darlene Holloway, daughter
of Mrs. Fred Gist, who has asked
the school board for a hearing
on her daughters suspension.
This week one of the Negro
boys was struck by one of the
white boy students, who it is
said admitted the attack.
The segregationists at meet
ing Monday mite, demanded the
custer of the school board super
intendent and several members
of the faculty of the hi school.
Rev. Wesley Pruden was the
principal speaker Pruden is the
president Of the Capital Citizens
council, and declares that he is
out to get everybody who is
on the other side of the council.
He declared that the days Of
Virgil Blossom, superintendent of
the school board, were numbered
He also declared that Mrs. L. q.
Bates days were numbered. Mrs.
Bates is president of the Arkan-
sas Conference of Branches NAA
CP.
-SP
DON'T SUPPORT JIMCRO-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-24
Mrs. Bates Named
In Gallup Poll

Mrs. L. c. Bates, president of
the Arkansas Conference of
Branches NAACP, received prom
inent mention in public affairs
last week when the Gallup poll
was taken of the nations wo-
men. Mrs. Bates was recently
named among the nine top news
personalities for 1857 by the AS
sociated Press Editors, in the field
of education.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-24
Trouble Continues at
Central High School

Not only do the segregationists
keep up confusion inside Cen
trail hi school with harassment
and abuse of the nine Negro stu
dents, but they have the city Of
ficials busy and the Arkansas
Military division on the run. On
two occasions the police and fed
eralized national guards have
been sent on a dynamite hunting
EXPEDITION in and around the
school. The anonymous calls
warned the officials that the
school was about to be bombed.
Those anonymous tips came twice
within one week. On the second
tip, the officers were notified
where to look, and did discover
a piece of a stick of dynamite.
These dynamite incidents have
been taken lightly by the school
board officials, as a method OF
the segregationists to bluff the
school board into closing the
school.
On the other hand, as the Sec
ond semester begins, new trouble
begins by a certain group of stu
dents against the nine Negro stu
dents.
Week before last one of the
Negro girls was pushed down the
stairway by a white girl who is
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-24
Little Rock Nine" to Be
HOnOred Sunday at Bethel

Sunday afternoon at o'clock
the American Veterans Committee
will send its top notch represen-
tatives to Little Rock to present
awards to the nine Negro child
rem who have braved mobs and
endured all kinds of inhumanities
to attend Central high school.
The Little Rock Nine will be
given certificates of merits for
their outstanding achievements
and the heroic role they have
played since they were escorted
to the once all-white school by
members of the 101 Airborne Di-
vision sent to the city by Presi-
dent Eisenhower when local of
fieials were at a standstill in
keeping law and order.
The Awards will be presented
by William R. Ming, jr., Illinois
attorney, and national chairman
of the AVG. Mr.. Ming will be
accompanied and assisted by Chat
Paterson, Cleveland, Ohio indusz
trialist and chairman of the A
mericanism Committee of AVG.
The American Veterans Com
mittee is the oldest of the veter-
ans organizations established
during World War II, and the
honor to the Little Rock Nine
will be joint celebration of the
organizations 18th anniversary.
AVG was conceived in 1943 to
provide an organization for vet
Grams who wanted to speak as
citizens on broad area of is
sues faced by the nation. From
its beginning it has taken a more
liberal viewpoint than the tradi-
tional, professional veterans or
CARNATIONS in the nation.
AVG is not mass membership
organization. 1t is what its
name implies. a Committee" of
veterans trying to represent the
views of a much broader num-
Der Of ex-servicemen.
AVG is associated with many
groups of national organizations.
1t is accredited to act in be-
half of veterans before the Vet
Grams Administration. It was one
of the founders and is currently
one of the six American affiliates
of the World Veterans Fedora
ton, the 20-million member, SO
nation association of world We
ans.
Honorary members and nation
al advisors of AVG include DR.
Ralph Bunche, Harry S. Truman,
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, the Rt
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-24

MORE SIGMA CONTESTANTs-The Sigma
Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc,
will present its Twentieth Annual Dramatic
Tournament January 81 at the Robinson
Memorial Auditorium. Arkansas Baptist,
Shorter, Philander Smith, and AMIN colleges
will present one-act plays. Awards will be
given for the best play best actress and actor
in each play
Pictured above is another group of twenty
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-24

SPEAKER-Mrs. S. T. Caruth,
president of the Little Rock City
Teachers association, will deliver
the Founders Day message for
the Little Rock chapter of the
National Council of Negro Wo-
men Sunday, at Collins Temple
Baptist church at 4 p. m. Music
will be furnished by the Mt.
Pleasant choir and other musical
talent of the city. Special tributes
will be made in honor of the
founder. Mrs. M. Hampton, chair
man, Mrs. V. Majors, co-chr. Mrs.
M. Works, president of the local
chapter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Vic Vet Says

Q. I've only been living in my
CT home for a year, and | have
ID move. intend TO sell the
house, but how do get clear
tf my liability TO VA for the
unpaid balance of the loan?
A. You can either sell for all
cash and pay off the loan or. if
the new buyer will take over
the unpaid balance, and is an
acceptable credit risk TO VA,
you may obtain a release from
liability from the VA. Write to
the VA office whic. proccssed
your loan.
G. My husband, who was
veteran. died recently, leaving
me his CT insurance policy, and
some bills, which | intend to
settle as soon as possible. Mean
while, do his creditors have any
right TO seize the CT insurance
policy in order TO get their
money right away?
A. No. Proceeds of a Gil in
surance policy are exempted by
law from the claims OF creditors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

or two young people in your
own community and help
them along the way TO prog
ress. don't suggest that you
stop there. but at least this
much can be done"
This was the second confer
ence this, year aimed at elimi-
mating unemployment.
AT the initial conference,
Feb. A., three recommendations
were made: Businessmen and
local labor leaders should work
to provide youth with more OPP
portunities for employment and
for apprenticeship and on-the:
job training. Information on ex.
banded job opportunities should
be disseminated as widely as
possible among minority group
members, and programs should
be held in schools to convince
youth of new opportunities
available and to persuade youth
to take appropriate training.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
PASSING M0URHED
BY LEADERS

NEW YORK - The passing
of Arson Phelps Stokes, former
president of the Phelps-Stokes
Fund, evoked messages of con-
dolence from DR.. Claiming H.
Tobias, NAACP Board chairman,
and Executive Secretary Roy
wilkins.
DR.. Phelps Stokes was for
many years a leader in inter
racial activities and in the pro-
motion of educational opportu-
mites for Negroes and members
of other minority groups. He
lived in Stockbridge. Mass
In a telegram TO his widow,
DR.. Tobias. retired executive
director of the Phelps-Stokes
Fund, extended sympathy on be-
half Of The NAACP Board and
of himself personally. DR.
Stokes. he said. was a good
man, observant of every detail
in Phelps Stokes Foundation
during his presidency and dur
ing his years on the board.
feel | owe him great debt OF
gratitude. Mrs. Tobias and
are with you and the family in
this bereavement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Virginia Legion
Maintains Bias

ROANOKE. Va. - Two res
olutions aimed at ending the
color line in the Virginia de-
partment of the American Lee
gion were rejected last week at
the 40th annual convention of
the organization.
One resolution contained a
request that Negro children
be given an opportunity 10
participate in the oratorieai
contest. The other asked that
the Virginia Lesionnaire,
monthly publication Of the
department. stop designating
Negro posts by race. Both
committees receiving the re-
quests rejected them. and no
action was taken on the con-
vention floor when the COM
miftees reported their action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
AFRICAN TRIBE RIOTS

Lydenburg. South Africa -
Members of an African tribe
rioted last May, went on trial
here last week. 200 Africans in
Guiding IS women, members of
the Bapedi tribe were charged
with murder, arson and incite-
ment TO riot when the trial OPP
ened Weapons on exhibit in.
cluded several bundles of
spears, choppers and hoes with.
out handles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

/ hey may not be seized or at
lached to pay your husbands
debts.
Q. now get retirement pay
from the Armed For,f; but |
am also eligible for disability
payments from the VA, al.
though to get them l must make
a choice TO give up retirement
pay. II | make the choice now
will it be binding for the rest
Ct my life. or may | change back
al some future date?
A. The choice you make now
will not be binding for the rest
of your life. You have the right
to change at any time.
Q. am a Korea veteran with
a service-connected disability. |
want 10 get CT insurance pol
icy available to disabled Korea
veterans. know that a one
year deadline is involved. Is that
one year from the date of my
discharge, or one year from the
date VA rated my disability?
A. Your deadline is one year
from the date VA determined
your disability to be service
connected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

This inspiration. he said,
has TO come in the home; II
has TO come in the local COM
il has 10 come
through your various frataernal
and other organizations, and
through your schools"
Nixon, chairman Of the
Presidents Committee on
Government Contracts, spoke
before more than 300 leaders
Of business. civic, frsfernal.
professional and social organ
nations from 80 states and
The District Of Columbia. -----.
Conference speakers urged a
nationwide series of campaigns
TO stimulate the youth of mi
nority groups TO acquire skilled
training for the increasing va
riety of job opportunities being
opened TO them.
The vice.president called up
on minority leaders TO do their
job "by going back and inspir-
ing your young people 10 pre-
pare themselves to move into
those various positions as they
certainly can and will
"lf you do more" Nixon
said. you could pick out one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

But We, brethren. be not
weary in well doing.-(Thes-
salonians 3, 49,
Why are so many of US these
days addicted TO pills to make
US sleep. to give as needed
energy. to allay our nervous
ness and tension? Let US try
stopping at least once a day.
in the headlong rush. to help
someone in need. unselfshIy 10
tighten another's load-and in
well doing. find peace.