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Evening star., 1958-07-09

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Evening star., 1958-07-09
Boil Club Boord Bars
Any Dickering on Shift
Vote Curbs Officers, Directors;
Team Apparently Will Remain Here
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

The Board of Directors of the washington baseball club
today adopted resolution which prohibits any member
that body from engaging any negotiations or discussing
any offers either oral written regarding transfer of the
franchise This seemingly would place the Senator's here
permanently
In meeting attended by six of the seven members Of
Evening star., 1958-07-09
President Asks
CIOseTradeTie
With Canada
Warns Against
Letting 'Frictions'
Jeop0rdize GouIs
BY GARNETT d. HORNER
star star writer

OTTAWA, July 9.-President
Eisenhower warned today
against the United States and
Canada letting "frictions" be-
tween them overshadow the
Importance Of standing to-
gether against the Soviet
threat and settling economic
differences between the two
nations.
The President sounded his
warning in a speech to both
Text Of EisenhoweT's Address.
Pose A-l6
Houses of the Canadian Parlia-
ment calling for common
sense and a willingness to give
and take on both our parts"
to olvesproblems between the
two big North American coun-
tries.
Canadian Prime Minister
John G. Diefenbaker, introduc-
ing Mr.. Eisenhower to Parlia-
ment as "a good neighbor and
friend" stressed need for Ca
nadian-American unity in "eco-
nomic objectives" as well as
in defense.
Warn Of Grave Danger
Both the President and Prime
Minister emphasized that the
free world is in great danger
now from RuSsia's economic
offensive, and urged co-opera-
tive action to meet it.
Speaking proudly of United
States Canadian unity against
the Soviet military threat and ,
political attacks" Mr.. EiSen-
hover added:
Our system Of free enter
prise is challenged throughout
the world by a state-directed,
State-controlled economic sys-
tenn,
I'VE must never allow our
selves to become so preoccupied
with the differences between
our two nations that we lose
sight of the tranScendant i'm
portance of free world Coop
Grafton in the winning of the
global struggle"
This statement brought one
of 10 interruptions of the Pres
ident's speech by resounding
applause from the Canadian
parliamentarians.
Strong Policy Urged
Mr.. Diefenbaker called spe-
cifically for joint efforts TO ex-
pand world trade to help meet
the Soviet's trade and aid"
offensive, which he described
as designed to subvert free
nations to communism rather
than to gain bookkeeping
profits.
He urged that free-world ma
tionS join on a global basis to
launch a new and challenging
policy in the economic field
designed to extend a measure
of prosperity everywhere" He
added that "the need is inn
perative-the forces of COM
munism will not wait for time
is running out"
In similar vein but less spe-
cific. the President said:
I'VE stand together at a piv-
Continued on Page Ala, Col. l
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Maryland Court Voids
Offshore Casino Ban
Low Barring Pier, Ship Coming
Off Virginia Shores Thrown Out
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
Star stan Writer

LEONARDToWN, Md July 9.-Marylands new law
banning gambling casinos piers just OF the Virginia
shore in the Marylandowned Potomac declared
constitutional and void" here today
The opinion was handed down in st. Marys County
Circuit Court by Chief Judge John B. Gray, jr, and
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Armed Band
Besieges Son
0fChamOun
Apartment RiddIed,
But Attackers
Lose Gun Bottle

6E1HO1s July y kHl.-A Danu
Of armed men attacked the
apartment of a son of President
Camille Glamour with small
arms fire in a four-hour gun
battle last night.
Eyewitnesses said the Presi-
dents son Dory and his wife
came through unhurt and
loaded guns for guards firing
back at the attackers. The
Chamouns' apartment was rid
died with bullets.
At least four Of the 20 at
tackers were reported killed
and three of the guards de-
Tending the building were
wounded.
No residents Of the building,
who include several American
families, were reported hurt.
Homer Metz, an employe of the
Arabian-American Oil Co., said
he and his wife and son had
to move from their apartment
into the hall and sleep on mat
treSses.
Another Son Threatened
The attack apparently was an
attempt to intimidate the Pres
ident, whose resignation the
rebels are demanding. Another
son of Mr.. Glamour, Daniel,
and his British wife arrived in
Rome Saturday and said the
rebels had threatened to kidnap
them.
The attack on young Cha
nouns home was part of q gen.
eral outbreak of shooting and
bombing that shook the capi-
tai. Heavy firing was heard in
the Basta Moslem quarter and
in the area around the presi-
Dental palace.
There were no reports, how
ever, of attackers approaching
the palace itself. Streets lead
ing to the building are cor
doned of and heavily guarded
by security forces.
Mr.. Metz said the attack on
his building was preceded by a
bomb explosion in a vacant lot
across the street. Immediately
.afterward 20 armed men moved
in from two directions and
opened fire on Dory Chamoun'S
apartment.
Bullets Returned
Guards and security forces
protecting the building climbed
to the roof of the building and
returned the fire until REIN
forcements arrived two hours
later. The fighting ended after
another two hours.
President Glamour in an in
terview last night said he be-
lieves the rebels trying to over
throw his pro-Wesern govern
ment want to force Parliament
to dissolve so it can't elect his
successor. Mr.. Glamour said
he thinks the rebels will not
accept anyone elected by the
present parliament, in which
he had an overwhelming ma
jority before the rebellion
began.
He definitely plans to step
down when his six-year term
ends September "a, Mr.. Cha
noun added The insurgents,
when they launched their re-
bellion, charged that the Presi-
dent planned to push through a
constitutional amendment so
he could succeed himself.
Parliament is scheduled to
convene July "a to start Sc
lecting a new President. Mr..
Glamour said he expected the
rebels to launch a full-scale
attack before then.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
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THE WEATHER: !. = =. .:... (,

WAsHlNGToN--shows followed BY Cheering TO-
day Fair tonight, low 81. Cloudy tomorrow.
REHoBoTH- OCEAN clTY-Fuir snd Bit wormsr
somoHow with showers toward evening.
MACS HEAD-VA. BEAcH-Wom with scattered
showers and afternoon ihundenloms tomorrow.
cHEsAPEAKE BAY--A BIZ werner with scattered
afternoon ihHndsnhowen tomorrow.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-28
You Are You : Be Thankful
by Theresa Jones


Each man hath his gift from God after this
manner and another after that" l Cor 81 Have you
compared yourself unfavoraby with another? Have you
wished you had his intelligence her grace? Have
felt you would have friends be success
full if you like else? If you have then deter
mine from this day to let of any such thought Instead
determine to think of the gift God has given YOU which
His special gift Through knowing that this gift is
there through examining yourself for it, through praying
bout it, you will help to call forth develop it, Be
thankful that God has very special
you.
This week Americana paused for prayer sports religious
services festive greeting and various other
SerVaton of the 337h Thanksgiving Day AS did the psalm
list of DID, thank God
For the knowledge that He heavenly Father
His Love will let us 90.
For the gift of His Holy Spirit and our opportunity to yor
ship Him in spirit and in truth
For the revelation given through Jesus Christ who
the Way the Truth, and the Life.
For all those ways in which continually reveals Himself
in beauty, truth goodness and love-
For the knowledge that stronger than all Other forces
Continued page five
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-28
:. OUR OPINION :.
Playing The Negro Cheap.

The only things that Negro ever had in Little
Rock that warranted him respect from the whites his
buying power and his But today the whites longer
either because have handled them both
careessly until they have lost all their effectiveness
Just little year white merchants pull
ing and using all kinds of gmmcks get the Negroes money
The merchants used this publication dstastef
to them it They found that was not
necessary for they could find ways confusing Negro
and could Negroes for the trick and obtain the
suits Therefore, the dgnifed in appealing the Ne
for patronage eliminated since Negroes
whose love far ouweghed their love for the integrity
of the
In Little Rock today with all confusion and
pagns of economic repas against the Negro by solid white
'front.' appears that the Negro city
claim, would flourish with Negro trade.
But unfortunately the Negro business hasn't
pereneed increase in his business and neither has the white
merchant experienced any decrease business from the
market despite the nonhrng policy that the whites have
adopted and are working effectively where the Negro
concerned.
There have been many made to pull the Negro
people together that their strength could demonstrated
but the efforts have not been appealing enough gain the
cooperation of the group who the greater number
the people, at least week.
1t believed that the segregationsts element
whose tactics were based enslavng the Negro would
be effective in driving the Negro together
that would have been based upon the devil doing
But from where we stand wanted the Negro together
badly that it didn't matter tinker's dam who did it.
Now the Negroes vote is just ineffective his
buying power like buying power he has also
handled it too careessly.
The candidates who for offices now have
Negroes vote for granted They the merchants have dis
covered to themselves of the Negro
retaining the dignity of public
In breath, candidates will publicly denounce the Ne
gro and send Negro sooges the Negro explain
atom They don't it, The sooges explain that if the
candidates didn't take of stand the segregation
lists would defeat them.
In spite of all the shame disgrace confusion we are
experiencing in Little Rock today that the Negro
voter would for once take the white candidates its
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-28

resented nothing but a minute
minority at most, and really
were without influence or fol-
lowing in Togoland, irrespective
OF the fact that Mr.. Olympic and
his Associates came to the Unite !
Nations year after year pleading
for the independence of Togoland
over these years the French Dele
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-28

cation at the UN would hardly
speak to Mr.. Olympic and his
Associates. In retaliation, Mr.
Olympic to show his contempt for
the French, always addressed the
Sessions of the Political Com
mimttee of the UN in English.
The French are the Administer
ing Authority in Togoland. How
ever on April 27,1958 an election
was held in Togoland under UN
supervision, to determine the
wishes of the Togolese People as
to independence, and to select
their Leaders. Independence was
voted for overwhelmingly and
likewise was Mr.. Olympic select
ed as the Prime Minister
Then came the complete switch.
Arriving at Idlewild Air Port IN
New York at the end of last
month, for this Session of the
United Nations General Assembly
Mr.. Olympic and is Party were
met by the Head of the French
Delegation to the UN, Kosczlus-
ko-Morizot, escorted to, and IN
stalled in the Guest of Honor
Suite at the Waldorf-Astoria no.
tel all expenses paid by France
Mr.. Olympic being equally graz
ious, addressed the UN Trustee
ship Committee as member Oh
the French Delegation and in per-
feet French.
1t is fair to report that mr.
Olympic and his Associates move
about with a cautious air. MUCH
ground must be covered between
now and freedom date 1861
Publishing The Record
Quite a hassle went on in tne
81 Member United Nations IruS-
teeship Committee over Resolu-
ton sponsored by Ghana, Haul
India, Liberia, Ethiopia, and Ille
Sudan asking that verbatim re
cords should be made avallaDl9
and circulated, of the deoa'0
held in the Committee, on Ine
Report of the Good Offices COM
mittee on South West Africa
1t was on the discussion OF 'l'l'
report that Countries lined up Oh
the side Of, or against, Souv"
Africa and her 'apartheid POI"
cies.' The Countries sponsorlns
the Resolution seemed to nav
somehow gotten the idea llla'
those Countries backing CERTAIN
parts of the report would iiO'
like for the world TO know "i'
Continued on page Seven
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-28
HOW AN ELECTION
CAN CHANGE THINGS

UNITED NATIONS-GNS)-It
is interesting how conduct can
change in high Governmental Cir
cles. For eleven sessions of the
United Nations General Assem-
bly,, France contended that Syl-
vanos Olympic of Togoland. rep
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-28

face value, and stop trying to for him.
This baloney put into the Negroes mouth in the sum-
of 1854 and believe it not he still chewing 1t.
1t is our opinion that if could for get it
to the white that sometimes have scrUpes ourselves
and can't at all timse be played cheap would very quick
ly change in our acceptance first class citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Texans 10 Use
Dinner Funds

An ofiicial of the Senate Re-
publican Campaign Committee
said today the committee does
not expect to get any of the
money raised at the contro-
versial Texas dinner in honor
of House Republican leader
Martin of Massachusetts,.
The $l00-a-plate gathering
created a Juror after it was
revealed that H. j. Porter,
Texas Republican national
committeeman, wrote to oil
men suggesting they buy tick
cts because Of Mr.. Martins
support of legislation to ex-
empt natural gas production
from direct Federal price con-
troll.
Although the Senate COM
mittee is holding a luncheon
meeting today, Victor Johnson,
its staff director, said the meet
ing is not for the purpose of
discussing the Texas fund. He
said he understands the money
raised by the Texas Republic
cans will be used by them to
pay of a deficit incurred by a
Citizens for Eisenhower Com
mittee in the 1856 campaign.
The committee probably will
discuss the vacancy created by
the resignation last week of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
By the Associated Press

The Democratic National
Committee was told today of a
plan to use several million dol
lars in public service advertis-
ing to promote small contribu-
tons to both political parties
on a mass scale.
Democratic Chairman Paul
M. Butler said the plan is being
formulated by the American
Heritage Foundation and the
Advertising Council. Inc. both
of New York. He gave no de-
tails in remarks prepared for
a meeting of the national COM
mittee.
Such a nonpartiSan fund
raising plan was considered in
1856 but was put on ice when
the Democratic and Republic
can party chairmen got in a
haSSle about it.
While Mr.. Butler discussed
the revived plan. Republican
National Chairman Meade AL
corn said representatives of
both major party headquarters
met with officials of the spon-
soring organizations in New
York last Wednesday Ito dis
cuss the public service adver-
Using campaign that will be
undertaken this fall"
Mr.. Alcorn said in a state
ment he will send periodic
progress reports to all top party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Submarine Surfaces,
Ending Fear for Sufety

PORTLAND. England. Feb.
81 (R.-The Danish submarine
Stoeren surfaced today after
spreading alarm through the
British Admiralty by failing to
respond to signals during NATO
exercises.
The submarine carrying So
men surfaced seven miles of
this port and sent a signal to
the dockyard that everything
was all right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

of the gallery at 5O2 Ninth
st. NV, last Tuesday. Mr.,
Gallagher is in critical con-
dition at Emergency Hospital,
The youth denied the charge
Of assault with a dangerous
weapon, but his attorney. ]. Lee
Murphy. agreed to have him
examined before a trial is held.
Mr.. Murphy said the boy ran
away from his Roxbury Mass
home February Is after taking
several hundred dollars from
his parents.
A probation report noted that
the youth had tried to kill
himself on several occasions
before he ran away. The boy
told police after his arrest four
blocks from the gallery that lse
tried to shoot himself Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Butler Reveals Plan to Raise
Funds for Both Major Parties

leaders so that they can be
fully informed of the efforts to
broaden the base of public par
ticipation."
In addition to discussing the
Embarrassing plan. Mr.. Butler
spoke optimistically of his
party's chances for victory in
the November elections
The Democratic committee
meeting. called to consider
campaign plans and financing
was a preliminary to a $l00-a-
plate dinner tomorrow night
for former President Harry S
Truman. Democratic leaders
hope this dinner will raise
about 100000 to be used
toward cutting into the party's
100000 deficit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

Senator Margaret Chase Smith
of Maine. Her office continued
today to decline comment on
why she resigned, despite spec
ulation that it was In protest
against reports the senatorial
committee might accept some
Of the Texas dinner fund.
The day following the Texas
dinner the Republican National
Committee, with White House
approval, announced it would
not accept any part Of the
proceeds of the Texas dinner.
Some members of the Senate
committee, including Senator
Case. Republican of New Jer-
sey. have gone on record as
being opposed to accepting the
Texas fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

because he feared ito face the
music in Boston"
Mr.. Gallagher was shot when
he tried to take the rifle from
the boy. according to police,
The husky youth had raised
the rifle to his temple before
Mr.. Gallagher interviewed. po-
lice said.
I'VE do feel he should re-
ceive some sort of observation
and treatment under the cir
cumstances that surround this
whole thing" Judge Orm w.
Ketcham said. If the youth is
determined fully responsible for
his acts and capable of UNDER
standing the charges against
him, the Judge added, he will
be returned to court for trial
on the assault charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Wounded Student
|StiIICriticuIIyHurt

The condition of a 20-year-
old Howard University student
who was shot Wednesday by a
fellow student remains critical
today at Freedmen's Hospital.
The victim. Henry L. Polk,
jr.. was wounded while walk
ing with a coed. Gloria Ade-
laide Jordan. who was killed
instantly.
Police are holding Henry v.
Mobley. 81. of the $500 block
of Holmead place NV. on a
first-degree murder charge
without bond for the shoot
ingS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

1925 Mems and Boys Basketball
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nodded so!es perfect for oym and
sports, slight irreos. $l.99. Limit
] Poir TO Customer.
On Sale at Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
OBlTUARIES-CLASSIFlED ADS
Runaway in Shooting
To Receive Mental Test

i5-yearod youth charged with critically wounding the
of Washington shooting gallery sent District
General Hospital for mental observation today after Juvenile
Court hearing
The youth accused of shooting John Gallagher As of
800 street NV in the groin with Of the 22caber rifles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
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Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
Garden Club
 Sponsors Contest

Although the present weather does not seem to be conducive 10 gardening, flower growers and home improvement enthusiasts are urged to enter the 1859 Yard Improvement Contest sponsored by the Kodiak Garden Club. The contest is now officially open and will continue through July, 1859. Judging will take place in August.
 The prizes are expected to be Che same as in previous years, with a $50 bond as prize for first place; $25 bond for second and Sl5 cash award for third place winner. An additional prize is ex- pected 10 be offered to those gar aeners who have established gar dens and continue year-to-year planning and upkeep.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
Bob Bartlett Says ..

T advocate and am working for the election of Ernest Gruening. Tn statehood's formative years his presence in the United States Sen ate is essential. Ernest Gruenmg's great knowledge of Alaska, his wide acquaintance in Washington, his native ability, his devotion to Alaska, make him man excep- tionally well qualified to repre- sent us in the Congress of the United States"
 ELI. (Bob) Bartlett Paid political advertisement by Bartlett-Gruening Senatorial Com mittee, 12O E. 5th Avenue, Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22

The Common Council of Kodiak having heretofore, by Ordinance, duly designated the Voting Pre- cincts of said town and the polling place in each thereof, the Electors are hereby notified: City ot Kodiak Polling place is Kodiak City Hall.
 Dated this 18th Day of October, 1858.
 (Signed) The Common Council
 of the Town of Kodiak By Douglas G. Preston, Clerk Publish Nov. 1922, 1858
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
Box Social Planned By Emblem Club

An old-fashioned Box Social and dance is planned for Saturday ev- ening, November 29 at the Elks Club. The party, which is open to Elks and their ladies, Emblem Club members and guests, is be- ing sponsored by the Emblem Club.
 The ladies are requested to bring decorated box lunches which will be sold at auction during the
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
Bake Sale Next Wednesday

The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Katmai Post 7056 will hold a bake sale at Kraft's Supermarket next Wednesday, November 26. The sale will begin at 10 am.
 There will be pumpkin and mince pies available, as we'll as other home-baked items suitable for Thanksgiving. All proceeds will be used for the annual VFW Christmas party held for children.