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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
AUT0MosILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1876 4-dr. sedan: ST.
500. fully equipped. hydrAmatic.
power steering, q, and b. any
slngle color: brand-neW. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 42.l Conn ave, Wo
B-b4OO.
PONTIAC. 81 4-dT. sedan; Lady
tran GARAGE kept $4,000 act. mi
Very good cond throughout but
needs mulfier $500 OF best o1er
or older car In trade IL. 3-16hH
alter ;
PONTIAC 50 StreAmliner. hydra
wonderful cond Only SJj dn.
so mo. ROPER MOTORS, La,
b-.7OU.
PONTIAC 81 star Chief COW. by
ORA. 2 and h.. Wv tires, 2-tone.
power Steering and brakes. l-year
guar. avail 3 TO choose from
- 59j
STANDARD PONTIAC
1880 chillum Rd. AP. 7-5l.O
PONTIAC SIS VS. Catalina coupe
orand-new. equipped. S2.bH5, e3A5
down, cash or trade: bank A.
nAneing.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
73.O wis. ave. OIL. $4,000
In the Heart OF Bethesda"
PONTIAC so 4-door hardtop; by
dramatic and h.. .-tone, Wv
tires: l-year guar avail: q bar
gain Sl,0y5
STANDARD PONTIAC
246O chillum Rd. AP. 5-7I.O
PONTIAC 81 Super Chief 4-door
station WAGON and h. hydra.
low mileage. - 2g5.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
Sd:I3 Wis Ave. EN-. J-4531
RENAULT 1855. ! week old Saw.
Sla5l Also two SIS. JACR
PRY. 1918 Conn. and l4th and p
sIMCA so Versailles 4-door: equip
: vlinder Sl.2g5
KIRK MOTOR co.
5333 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-453:
sIMcA ALL MAKES
ALI MODELS MINED DELIVERY
CLIFFORD MOTORS. INC.
2SOi Columbia Pike
IA 5-ga23 Til aPM
sTUDEBAKER ~ sport coupe VS.
Oyerdrive. = and h.. new tires
neV brakes. extra snow tTeadS
1913 CT 8-ig.4.
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander
heater. overdriye new seat covers
Si15 or best ofier VIII. 6-0l41.
sTUDEBAKER 80 Commander VI
2-door station wagon. radio, heater
automatic shift. power steering
Wv tires, one owner. Ike new
bank-rate terms SI.l95. you
AUTO BUY NOW"
WHEELER. INC. WHEATON, MD
cHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
1925 GEORGIA AVE. 10. $4,000
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you AUTO BUY NOW"

ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
400 Georgia Ave. NV
ia. a-2guO IA. a-.aOi
FORD 80 Tudor: 4 cyl :. and h .
new tires. manual drive. $3.50
AID 4-OSg2
FORD 1885 Victoria hardtop. VI
have this excel. 2-tone Ied anc
white car. 10 sell for oil who
had 10 leave country Must b
2-e4si: ewes. 10 l-2745
FORD 80 Fairlane 500" COW
white: 1000 mi Loaded MAXI
offer JU. 5-4554
FORD 81 Fordor excel. tires
Mere carb. Govt surpl. h d. sen
top cond. $3.50. Ewes, LA. a-Olil
FORD 1851 Fordor; a real cream
pun. new tires, perfect condition
can Be seen At Gulf station IN
and P9Iomas ave. Sc; $3.50. Pri'
FORD 81 custom. 8 cyl. 2-tone
standard gear heater. 4-dr
I l1.3e0 mi Excel cond, $1,000
OIL. 8-lB4e
FORD IS. Exceptionally clean
eonvt.. with continental $500 snc
take over payments UN. 4-3s1 !
FORD 1857 station NaE Countr,
Sedan. VS. 4.dr. stand drive
htr.. def, $500 mi like new
Diplomat leaving: 81 600. bank
fnaneins. NO 7-ls99.
PoRD '55 Custom IS" Fordor
Fordomatic and h.. other extras
Al cond. The top-uualIty car yot
auto buy: sl.iS5. written Euaran'
tee
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r / Ave NE La a-l00'
FORD SIS cow. auto. trans, ?
and h. Wv tires, white with new
black TOP: one owner: very sharp
81 2aS
KIRK MOTOR co.
eOth and R / Ave NE AID. 2-3334
FORD 1854 convertible: original
Colonial white, with new blaeE
top. Fordomatie. power steering
power brakes. VS., red and white
ieatherette interior appearance
aud mechanically perfect must
see to appreciate 81 .na5. LOGAN
Ford. llhO 10th St NV. Dl
$500.
FORD station wagons: all make,
and models 10 choose from: from
SSa5 up LOGAN Ford, 1850
10th st. NV. Dl. 7-5suu.
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STANDARD PONTIAC

"4Su Chillum I'd Ap 7.il.t
FORD 81 w. Country SQUIRE ..
pass. station wagon. beaut white
flnlSh with contrasting red and
white all-leather interior. Post
tively like new. Less than f.Olt
mile Completely coup incl Ford
Omatie, push button radio heater
Wv tires, and many more SALE
price. Sa.igj Can finance for 20
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Motors
DIRECT. p.e !Ss DEALERS
606 N. Y. AVE. NV.
OVERSEAS DELIVERY

ARRANGED
vOLKswAGEN SO 2-dr. sedan
excellent eond: Si.4OO or best
offtr; pvt. owner. so. 6-5456
vOLKswAGEN Karman CHA
early 1857 5000 mi: s2,l0O OF
best offer. diplomat leaving no
2-s73d during once hours.
v0LKswAGEN 1856 2-dr. sedan
low mileage, appearance and me-
chanieal condition perfect, 10000.
nile or i;yr guarantee ayail-
1880 10th st NV. DI. 7-5s0O
vOLkswAGEN SIS; peri. cond
black red leather int. v-v
tires, T., chains: $500 miles;
SlsO0, 1903 Greenwood DR., Apt
:0',, Pals Church aft. $3.50 D IN
vOLKswAGEN late SO de luxe Sc.
dan. liFht blue excel eond best
OFFER ia a-4iss after q.
voLE Ssls.ts cwN III '; 4 Pi, w sHa
5-5O55.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 Fordor VS. stone
FordomRl. e and h no cash
STANDARD PONTIAC
s4BO Chillum I'd AZ 5.'l2o
FORD SIS Fordor straight shift
s-tone. tduip real barsain
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe; r. and
h mOtOl needs 10 work aOoO
body. act. mileage Sj3. OOU, SlB5
PVT OWNER. ijl3 II st. NJ,
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook 4-dr
e.. h.. 5000 mi . GOOD tires
motor peri clean, $3.50 cash llla
18th 81. NV. OWNER
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PLYMOUTH 81 savoy 4-dr.. auto
economical B-evl. looks new. viii
trade. ON. $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 81 crAnbTOok 4-dr
selan. July equip and mech ex-
eel $40 DOWN ON GOOD CREDIT
Pull price. N9H5.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
NERO. $50 HARDToP

KNAsH NFNNgN9N1N9.
Assume payments Of ~ 20 pei
vk Total halAnrt
S27g. 36
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CRIMSON MOTORS

AL srade, Service Peflonns
nnSnesa For credit approval cal
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STANDARD PONTIAC

1850 chillum Rd AP. 7-5l.O
PONTIAC SIS VS. Catalina coupe
Drand-new. EQUIPPED S2.6H5, e2a5
down, cash or trade: bank A.
naneing
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PONTIAC 1855 4-dr. sedan. ST.
500. fully equipped. hydrAmatic.
power steeTing, 2. and h, any
single color: brand-new. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 42al Conn ave, Wo
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KIRK MOTOR co

1000 Georgia Ave. IA ASSOC
PLYMOUTH 50 taxicab. mileage
=" 1000: Sl.O5O. After y pm. IL
b-61I1.
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PONTIAC 81 star Chief COW. by
dTa. 2 and h.. Wv. tires, 2-tone,
power steering and brake: l-year
guar. avail 3 to choose from
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ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 GeorEia Ave NV.
IA n-"HOO ia. a-opOl
PLYMOUTH SIS Savoy 4.dr. srd
orig owner: lov mileage. excel
eond Sn9h JU 5.liah
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KIRK MOTOR CO.

1000 0eorsiA Ave ia a-4soO
OLDs SO super Is" convertible
coupe. power steering and brakes,
hydramatic, radio, heater. tinted
glass. All-leather interior, sold and
serviced by US since nev only
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Convertible, equipped. beautiful
yellow finiSn Must see TO appre-
ciate
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i3Ol Conn Ave EN- "-63Ot
Open Daily, M: Sun. 1l-6
Pr YMoUTH 80 Savoy 4-dr sedan
aitrari @-tone' perfect Wv tires.
: cyls. straight drive and h
TODAY'S SPECIAL St,Ia5 Trade;
hatak
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PAUL. BROS. (OLDS,

m.s. Anu Elieoti NV IKE. i-lJOs
NC 50 TF-l5OU. motor reeentll
O,ernauled, new REQ paint wire
II. 400 Ca. B-lu2l
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

10. IND 81 NV FL. 1!H'u
CADILLAC - Fl Dorado Seville
hardtop; beautiful white with Spc-
risl black orion ton, full power ana
electrical accesSorles only $500.
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1901 Conn. Ave EN- .-63OO
Open Daily. a-g
DODGE 1858 hardtop Custom; La
and brakes, r. and h., white side
walls: 10000 mi orig owner
Must sell 70 best offer DU =
.i4H1
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
EDWARD J. PARKER ASSIGNED
TO FEPc COMMISSION

Attorney General Miles Lord an
nounced this week Edward ].
'arker of Minneapolis will be coun-
sci to the Fair Employment Prac-
tees Commission and the State
Labor Conciiator, replacing Robert
Late. who resigned to re-enter
private law practice.
Mr.. Parker, formerly trial at
torney with the State Highway
Department, Attorney Generals
staff, will be promoted to Assis-
tant Attorney General in the reas-
signment. He is thirty years old,
Marine veteran Of World War
II. recalled during the Korean en-
Urgency, married and the father
Of three children.
His wife, Dorothy, is a member
Of the Governors Human Rights
Commission. Mr.. Parker resides at
1915 29th Av. s., Minneapolis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Mar 20 Mrs. Edith Burt, 4536
Third Av S; Clarence Moses
ABA Third Av. s.; Gerald Bailey
Sr., 3549 Fourth Av S; Claude
Campbell, 1924 Smelling Az; Mich,
ael Burgen, 1904 Fifth Av s.;
Mrs. Nancy Clark, 1892 Fifth Av
s.
Mar. 3O-Leroy Bell, 1929 Fifth
st. s; Grace Baysinger, 3OO9 Gar
field Az; Idella Grigsby, 42O9
Second Av. s.; Mrs. Aaron Ar
radondo, 4457 Fourth Av. S.; AL.
thea Hadley, 5000 Fourth Av. s.;
William Spivey Jr. 1909 Fifth
Av. S; Mrs. Helen Curry, Pill w
80 st.
Mar. 3l-Mrs. Inez Clark, 321
f. 45 St; Keith Ratliff, 2737 II
Av s.; Lamar Roberts, 206 f
43 St; George Young, 1000 Elmer,
son Av. N; Eddie Lee Anderson
6lS Fremont Av N.
Apr. l-Alonzo Bum, 949 Al,
drich Az. N; Mrs. Odessa Mop
pins, 1915 Fifth Av. S; Mrs
Dewey Bledsoe, 624 IS Az. s.; Mr.
Joseph d. Camp, 1900 Fifth Av. S,
Apr. 2-Ena May Mccoy. 500
IL Av. N: Mrs. Bessie Mae Gres-
ham, PITT Clinton Av.; Norland
Mccoy, 516 o Av. s.; Mrs. Ida b,
Crawford, 321 e. rs St; Albert
Prater, 523 Humboldt Av. N; Mrs
Bessie Davis, sO4 Fremont Av. ~.
Mrs. Fred Lee, sos Eighth Az. N;
]. f. Primm, 5O32 Irving Av. N;
Mrs. Charles Davis, 1112 Fremont
Av. N.
Apr 3-RtChard I. Morrow
1928 Stevens Av.
Apr. Mrs. Lille Stovan, 1925
Fourth Av. s.; H. X. Anderson
25S Marquette Av.; Mrs. Louise
X. Mosby, 1929 Clinton Av.; Loui,
whitlock Sr., 1854 Clinton Av.
Miss Carol Allen, SSl5 Third Av
S; Coventry Register. 1910 Fourth
Az. S; Mrs. Andrew Wilson, S95.
Smelling Az.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
WHITE CHURCH PICKS
NEGRO MINISTER AS
ASSISTANT PASTOR

Milwaukee CAMP Rev. LuCius
Walker Jr., 27-year-old student at
Andover-Newton Theological sem
mary in Boston, was unanimously
chosen assistant pastor Of the all
white Hubert Baptist church last
week.
In disclosing the decision Of his
ICO-member congregation, the Rev
Kenneth L. Smith, said that the
young minister has earned the
friendship and respect Of our
people through his services at the
center"
Rev. Walker is at present serv'
ing a one year intenship at a Local
youth center, Of which Rev. Smith
is head Of the staff.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

Anthony Av.; Mrs. Emerett Jones,
1921 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Susan w
Bowen, 1882 N. Avon; Edgar Keith
Murphy, s75 st. Anthony Av.;
Jacob Del Pine, 631 st. Anthony
Av.
Mar. 3O-Leroy Coleman, s13
w. Central Av.; Mrs. Roberta
Davis, 299 N. Avon; Rev. Denzil
A. Carly, 1876 Mackubin; Richard
Garcia, 5S2 Rondo Av.; p. II. Hen
derson, 291 st. Anthony Av,; Mrs.
Mabel Coleman, 671 w. Central;
Mrs. Rosetta Specie, 1872 Rondo
Av.; Carlotta Lorraine Gray, 3OS
Carroll Av.
Mar. 81. r. Hanks. 2271 Ste
wart Av.; Margaret Henderson,
716 Aurora Av.; Alphonso Nelson,
sos st. Anthony Av.; Mr.. Mahlon
Thomas, S95 Rondo Av.
Apr Raymond Williams, 5s7
Rondo Av.; Archela Perfect, ST.
w. Central Av.; George CLASSIFY,
34s Kent St; Keith Allen Hill, s38
Carroll Av.; Mrs. George Shannon,
Jr., 972 Iglehart Av.
Apr. 2-Mrs. Ella Curry HEX
man, 296 st. Adams; Mrs. Louis
Cason. 1885 Thomas Av.; Mr.. w.
d. Gray, TOP Rondo Av.
Apr 3-Mrs. Louise Jones, $40
Rondo Av.: Mrs. f. Leon Ramsey,
953 st. Anthony Av.; Cecilia Lou
Use Ware, pa Virginia Av
Apr. 4 - Mrs. William Clark
el5 w. Central; Mrs. Della Hol-
somback, 41O N. Dale St; Donald
Wilson, 1856 Iglehart Av.
Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL
Mar. 29-James H. Thomas Jr.,
San Francisco, Calf
Mar. 31-John Radford, Louis
Vile, Ky.
Apr. 3-Mrs. William England,
Detroit. Mich.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
BOMB NEGROES HOME
IN WHITE AREA

Atlanta (ANP) An unoccupied
six-room frame house in a pred
ominantly white neighborhood, re-
Gently sold to Negroes, was dyn-
amited last week.
Police. investigating the blast,
said someone entered the back
door and set the charge In the
hallway. The explosion knocked
out most Of the windows, ripped
a door frame blasted a hole in the
floor and did considerable damage
to the ceiling.
According TO a white neighbor,
Roy c, Moss, there had been talk
around the neighborhood that II
any Negroes moved in, their homes
would be blown up.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
LEGLESS MAN SAVED
BY CHILDREN DURING FIRE

Boston amp Noah Brown
80, of this city. who is legless.
owes his life to the alertness of
two of his children who carried
him from his second floor bed
room AS fire destroyed their home
this week.
A daughter, Phyllis, IS, and a
son, Sherman, II, carried their
father to safety after their mother,
Blanche, 81, smelled smoke in the
early morning hours and aroused
the rest of the family.
The blaze, which caused an es-
timated $4,000 damage, was re-
portedly caused by an upset oil
heater.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

You can be sure that advertisers
in this paper want and APPRECI-
ATE your patronage.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

THIS STUNNING little dress
with its fresh look Of linen
and trim Eton jacket combines
two Of the new Pinnacle FAB
RIGS being introduced in Mont
gomery Ward new 1858 Spring
and Summer Catalog.
The new Pinnacle line OF fab
RIGS makes good news this year.
Each fabric had to pass Wards
rigid laboratory tests TO assure
the acme In quality, styling,
value and unfailing perform
ance. each had TO best its
fabric sisters" before being
selected for the Pinnacle Hall
OF Fame" The line includes
one hundred and twenty such
fabulous fabrics for every
imaginable home sewing need
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

Want Ads in this paper pay
quick dividends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

There's quite recession unemployment figures
being proof News World Report compares
Of the depression in 1888 At the
present million the civilian work force The
alarming million without jobs That's percentage
percent from the unemployment of the
the points
percentage points astronomical But it's something
be watched dip before
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Anfi-NAAcP Minister says IssissppI Hos Good Point,
4 Maaroa,. 2 whl,e. kllIed N Auto Aseldan,

Kalegh NJ @ tANPlFour Negro children white youths
killed u. recently
eollded a highway.
The whose not released, died when the
which the white youths riding got control sped
another smashed Negro
riding The impact the with the Negroes pummeng
down embanmen tossing ts occupants along roadside
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

A Card Of Appreciation lets
those who were kind to you while
you were Ill know you really APP
preciated their thoughtfulness.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Oregon Governor
& Mayor Oppose
Housing Bios

Portland, Ore (ANPJ ~ Gov.
Robert y. Holmes Of Oregon and
Mayor Terry schrunk Of Portland.
have put themselves squarely on
record az opposed 10 racial dis
elimination in housing and favor
Ing freedom Of choice Of nonwhite
citizens in their quest for homes.
It happened Saturday at the
Community Workshop on Equal
Opportunity in Housing sponsored
BY the Urban League Of Portland
and the city Commission on In
tergroup Relations
The all-day conference, attend
ed by some 200 representatives
Of various community groups, was
held In the new education building
Of the First Christian Church.
Negro Housing Main Subject
A highhght Of the workshop
was that, for the first time in
Portland representatives Of the
Portland Realty Board the Home
Builders Association. the Mortgage
Bankers Association and the re-
gional director Of FILA assembled
on a panel 10 discuss equal op-
portunity in housing for nonwhite
citizens.
The panel members were Ward
II, Cook, past president, Mortgage
Bankers; Robert l.. King, exec
utive secretary, Home Builders;
Charles X. Cummings, member,
board Of directors, Realty Board
and Oscar Peterson, FILA dir
ector. william II. Boone is the
Leagues executive director.
A two-member panel, Russell A.
Peyton Of the Civil Rights Div
ision Of oregon and John s. Hol-
ley. community services director of |
the Urban League, presented talks |
''Debunling the Common Myths |
Regarding Nonwhite Housing"
The common myths debunked by !
Peyton were: a. that nonwhites
prefer to live among their own
people; (2) that nonwhites "pre-
fer to live among white people;
49, that nonwhite people wouldn't
be happy" in integrated neighbor-
hoods; a. that all white people
want segregation; 90 that having
nonwhite neighbors lowers the
social status of the whites; and
(6) the statement I'm not pre-
JUDGED but my neighbors would
object II l sold my home to non
whites"
Peyton pointed out that in an
Urban League survey II was found
that less than half Of those inter
viewed objected to Indignation.
Holly Explores Myths
Holly exploded the myths a. |
that Indignation means the neigh
borhood win be "overrun" with
(2) that II means the
undesirable element" (e.g,. the
noisy, dirty people, will move in;
60 that the introduction of non
whites win lower property values;
"a that the blame for segregation
rests solely upon "the realtors;
hat the blame rest solely upon
the public; and (6) the myth
II the 100 phone calls" which
ZEAL estate brokers report receiv-
ng whenever they show a home
10 a nonwhite family in a new
area
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Roess TsrrOrlue White Minister Who Supported Negroes

Mobile Ala (ANP)A local white minister signed
ment endorsing petition by ministers asking city
segregation ordinances be repealed being by
reported
He the Rev John T. Parker who OF 80 white
ministers who signed statement
Police reported that Rev Parker has been the victim of
burungs the last home
few days to that similar
church at saaand north Mobile suburb Police seeking
in both burnings
Local segregatonists including the
church have been tho
petition with the of their white cgymn
gregaon placed an ad in Mobile calling the
tananee segregation considering the ministers
petition.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Out-OETown BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Mar. 29--Mrs. George Miller,
Spring Valley, Ill; Mrs. Marilyn
Burger Jones, Alaska.
Mar. so. r. Hughes, Kansas
City. Mo: DIN 2. Wells, Los
Angeles, Calf; Rev L. II. Alex
ander. Midland. Tex.
Mar. S1-Mrs, Marion PEBBLES
Bethel. Berkeley, Calf; James l.
Davis. st. Louis, Mo.
Apr. Mrs. Marvel Jackson
Cooke. New York City.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Mar. 29-Ronald Harris, 405 ST
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WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE
Mrs. cynthio May, Io2, Ex-sIove, Dies In Toledo


Toledo, Ohio ANPJMp Cynthia Mays 1O2 who born be-
in Lebanon KY,
According daughter Mrs Luela Mausby her mother
when fighting still and often told Of the fighting
her
Mays to 1915 and a Of Third
Baptist Church.
The body to Lebanon burial
chano Gets "Nodosf" U. S. Off
Accra Ghana ANP)A gift OF tractors graders
the United
part OF the U. s. Goodwill Policy" country.
The presentation Wilson G Flake
Ambassador 10 handing
webecl Ghanian Minister Labor Coopeatves, they
underdeveloped countries improve their living
cheogoan Mode ForemGn In Post Office
Chicago (ANP)Isaac Williams transplaned Nashvian who
postal Chicago years
a promotion to the managerial the post
to supervise postal clerks handling mail the delivery division He
assigned the building
in the Loop
R0do Announcer Drops Our OF Aobomos H. Governor Roeo
became the first Negro
decided last week withdraw candidate gov
OF the state
Thompson had filed a candidate May Democratic
primary Though he win not nomination this
that he might run for governor" in 1862
Anfi-NAAcP Minister soys Mississippi Points
Memps (ANP)Rev M L. Young Methodist
recently which endeavor cquant good points
the state Mississippi
Young organization ago
called The Mutual Association
designed ito show southern Negroes opportun
ties that are overlooked in other publications"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

The SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. c.
April -. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Tuesday

! las Movie ~ ------- ---------- !
800 Home mokers Roundup --
500 CITY Covrcil Report --
5;l5C Day: Jewish chorties -
5 20 Uncle S'us Cartoons
900 Movie: You've Only Young One" ],
o:3oH You Hod O Million ---
700 lost OF the Moheons - I
10: 40-M Movie; Our Blvshins Brides !,
l5Mevie "Apochs Uprisins' $500
l2:l5-Iofe News
R.hl. p.zI.,o
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April l3-April ls

oItIm0re Programs G. 11 WA % %ss' April ''N
Pusroms listed thoen the on in
in listed under hOu" ""eh they beg"
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Gwudur Transfer
Ends Old Empire

LONDON, Sept. 8 (AP). -
The 18th century Muscadine
Empire was finally broken up
today with the award to Pakis-
tan Of Gwadar. a city and sur
rounding enclave Of 400 square
miles on the Southwest Pakis-
tan coast.
The Sultan Of Muscat and
Oman, whose dynasty once
ruled vast stretches around
the Gulf Of Oman in the Mus
cadine Empire, turned over the
enclave to Pakistan in what was
announced as a gesture Of good
will.
The British government
handled arrangements for the
peaceful transfer. II was q his
toric move in the turbulent
Middle East. Britain has trea-
ties with the Sultan and COM
monwealth ties with Pakistan,
Gwadar's ancient name was
Barna. The peninsula it &C.
cupies on the north shore Of
the Arabian Sea and the Gull
of Oman was added to the
,Muscadine Empire in 1877 by
the Sultan Ibn Ahmad Of
MuScat.
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DAVID LAWRENCE
Case for 'Right-to- Work Laws

who do not believe they
should be compelled TO join
any labor organization any
more than they should be
required to be members Of a
particular church or an adj
herent TO any religion or
creed as the price Of q Job
in free America. These are
among the most important
OF "civil rights"
"Right-to-work" laws that
preserve the right to believe"
would not impair the legiti-
mate detectives of q trade
union. The present Federal
law on labor-management
relations bars the making
Of q CLOSED shop" agree
ment. which used to compel
an employer TO refuse to hire
anyone who was not already a
union member. But the same
law today also unfortunately
permits agreements that re-
quire the employer - thirty
days after a worker is hired
to dismiss him II he de-
clines to Join the labor union
in his shop. Many States have
sought to supersede all such
statutes with State laws so
that compulsory unionization
would be abolished in Amer
lea.
The argument has been
advanced that the non-union
minority would be deriving
BENEFITS but sharing no ex-
penses. Voluntary contribu-
tons, however. by non-union
workers TO share collective
bargaining costs have already
been accepted as an alterna-
tive procedure by some unions
which have achieved a ma
jority status in a shop or
plant.
To say that "right-to-
work" laws which are limited
to protecting the free choice
of the citizen impair the eff
fectiveness Of labor unions
would be equivalent to saying
laws controlling gangsterism
might also interfere with the
effectiveness of labor organi-
zations. Good, healthy trade
unionism doesn't need the
coercion or the totalitarian
methods of Soviet Russia to
grow in membership and be
successful in the United
States.
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