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Cropping For Answers

The people sorely troubled cropping
usments accommodations between their
mentswhite and Negro Some
pattern never; Others forthwith; still
thoughtful say
pattern.
respected clergyman of Columbus
been dismissed from his pulpit by the governing
denomination his effort to relate of
racial problem He had written
national through
together
agencies legal being
conciled.
In the state federal
board submit plan desegregaon within
cys Mayor indicates that the ruling
board of Prince Edward County regret
funds public Negro than
white pupils its school Judge
allowing to work dsegregaton
appeal and the ordered begin
with the coming
And the Florida Legislature has adjourned
after rejecting 26 of 80 bills aimed building
resistance to the Supreme Courts ruling segregation
bills passed it reported would the
pattern at worst in winning time.
These happenings necessarily
They do add up to something quite
understanding of its Number
differ differ persons differ
and sincere judgements differ approach
underlying issues and each specific
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Let's Make The Negro Vote For Real
Editorial in the Los Angeles (CaIif.) TR

"A Wiz A"0 -~"e0AO' NO"AA' AA~~~o-'-1
Roy Wilkins, the NAACP made his
prediction the
party Washington existence
things him legislatively civil ghtsw
different pertinent about
of all the Ne
groes before the closing session of the associations 5o anniversary
convention New York last Sunday that the Tribune isn't
ing a story
radio and the
Roy Advance
People, may possibly
1860 when Negro citizens sick and disguised the Decra
Senate to decide
try party office which permits these from
another choke death -.
imagine Dtxiecras Democrats,
Repubocats Republicans behave like
monsters in Congress civil rights
what the big bad going
to do
The monoonous regularity
coupled
republican congressman IN tne area OF c' nights Plus MS coo
which blame the civil
rights amate than anything all contrve to add hopeful note to
Wilkins clustering
always pronouncemens
politics sharply
diets the Republican side from whose attitude has done
of Court desegregaon de-
factor Republicans Congress- who
give the southern Democrats their strength by voting with them
all of which suspect that the NACP hierarchy
thing than nonpartisan
In latest and conspicuousy unnspired speech while
party
leaders party vndcate
platform pledges by enacng rights legislation only
| moderate, but helpful"
wilkins casually mentions shfy operators within the Republican
party enemy" a
the militant Democrats majority
the who place civil rights the forefront
makes effort
collaboration Dbdecrats.
issue deceit of
which Mr. Wilkins is guilty when he implies that the Negro
cipine either party.
shoddy
Negro at sand and has netted the lip
the cynical disregard politicians
either party
If Wilkins had said that the Negro going
party
he would speaking to the
Angeles cannot
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promised New York would
couple in New York there
was such an interesting ableau
satisfied the live drama offered
organization growing and ceebra
ing Golden Anniversary.
principal walking the stage
perfectly timing phrang their lines and others forgetting
parts bringing their friends and the
izaion
triumphs disappointmens oganza
putting convenionthe "50th
produced and directed by the NCP huge success
good pro-
auctions of the Don stoz Log a couple
Spiders and THE Tunnel of Love-
Historically" enjoyed this lack
Anyone who claims fondess
StOlz shows
really talking just
versatOn
Fitting yon recently every
pages Ground"
Cations book One rides with Mcclellan he parad story book
fashion cheering which battle under him.
follows gbby Grant the unsoer like little Giant
the Union Armies the towering strength of Lincoln who often
going got tough
they finally making this country single nation
customs; struggle
climate the profit the exploitation of fellow humans
bunders Union side the overexoted
the fighting Cause
Every campaign mned with brilliant
citing heading.
years selling bemOanng vanquishing
COnfederacy
comfort book which tells the it paring
neither the North the South making the
Men in Blue.
while apoogy winning
Through years grew
authors apologize the having
has guilt people
the South continues fight the Civil War hy call it the War Be
the State like
historical fact and neither gOre the Norh soldiers makes them
all rapcaons Cations book have probably guessed
mended readng-Ceci Newman.
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The People Will Support Good Teams

News that the Twin City will be represented in the
new baseball major league good The Greater Twin City
area will support any sports program which operated honestly
and those who pay the admissions This has
always been the position this newspaper True there always
going competition for sports minded fans because in
this state there many sports activities in which the
uace may individually participate which is unlike some other
sections people largely spectator spOrtsmen
This ought however make for successful commercial
sports attractions public will demand the best in
baseball pro football and pro basketball There many
pessimistc people here would like write off the Twin
Cities good sports attractions but have faith that
our area given best will respond the best fashion the
ticket windows and turnstiles.
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MOSQUITOES Back In GOOdly Numbers

Last year this time ediorializing on the fine
mosquito control job which the getting This the
mosquitoes have the attack by the cooperative
county program because the residents who happy
last year because of the few mosquitoes complaining this
year that the pests have returned in droves.
There doubt why this years biting pests
again gained the initiative although doesn't possible
that the skeete have quickly secured immunity from the
year.
Whereas suffered only couple of bites during the whole
summer last yearhs year three four Furnishing
bites day, and we We only been a single picnic.
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Sure. Civil Rights Is Political Issue

There should be surprise that the civil rights problem
been used by both major parties political issue Any
of life in which remedial legislation needed by the very
nature of system of government becomes political issue
whether it the tariff the farm problem the problem of
regulation of corporations or labor unions.
Civil rights legislation, the threat of passage of such
legislation involving does changes in social patterns has
great emotional which make for great deal of
political party and political candidate hypocrisy.
This is especially true in the South where the greatest
violation of the constitutional rights of segment of the popua
ton has gone for years almost without challenge until the
past few years. politicians actually
successfully platforms and promises to keep the Negro
American state of social economic and political subec
ton.
In such of affairs who wanted be elected
office in the South and who reaist could do much
than along with program designed to keep the Negro
place of secondcas citizenship Through the vote the political
tool available in democracy the white majority in the South
has from the Negro American citizen the right of franchise
which the by which the individual may
voice his approval dappova of parties and candidates for
office This practice has harmed the South greatly and reduced
the prestige of the entire nation the eyes of the world
Those honest dedicated political leaders the national
who have sought to make civil rights bipartisan issue
their hearts in the right place Most of them asghted
enough that the ugly thing left in American life that
might hamper greatly in with Russia for the minds
and respect of the worlds uncommtted Millions is
civil rights problem These and have worked
both parties for human rights and have sought partisan
advantage Out instead human rights legislation whlch would
protect every citizens basic rights Despite their bipartisan
ZEAL the political facts of life perhaps dictate that
such federal legislation the responsibility going have to be
placed where belongon the major political apparatuses
the Republican and Democratic parties.
Civil rights may not always be political football used
caousy by both parties but until every American
consideration due and protection offered by the Constitution
civil rights will be real political ISSUE how much
those who don't to face the issue square wiring and twist
Uncle Pete figures that later
aid the kind you prayers (Ark) GUARD.
smart old farmer who made it rule think
speaking approached
that prize Jersey heifer yours
farmer thought a
killed a (Oka) Weekly
STAR-TRdES.
bad future generations can't
full things doing with their money.
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
s4GAa BY ROBERT O. SPTVAcK
(TOday's cOIumnist is a member of my staff
BY Mark c. Hannah

C.
observation-disclosures WHO LIVE IN GLASS HOUSES
AS they say in horse racing Tom Mboya watch
At g. he is member of the Kenya Legislative Council
secretary of the Kenya Federation of Labor
chairman of the first AAfrican Peoples Conference in
December He is considered of the brilliant
land certainly of the feared BY eoonasts of the
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Some Create A Paper curtuin

unfortunately experiencing initial
stages Paper dangerous
the Curtain Europe
handling Congressman
Adam Clayton Powell the probably Ne
New York who following
both the and Republicans the
last election, and hands
However he has been considered Democrat for and
considered important spokesman the New
considering
porting Majority Lyndon Johnson this significant
1t significant because this quite probably time
decades that leading Negro spokesman City
had announced his tentative presidential candidate who
hailed the old
headline
But what happened
in New Powell Congressman
made Southern newspapers suspicion
that in New York opposed Lyndon ohnons
ddac played down this story while the South
also opposed Johnson the item
antamont high
favorable to ohnsons chances New York larger
involved whether the soced suppress
while
ignored Poes complimentary statement Johnson recently played
Senator Promre attack Johnson
News
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Africa looks to America for sup
port of six well-defined issues &C.
cording to Mboya.
They want support in the UN
with target dates for partial and
total independence for trust terri
tories; help for colonial areas in
gaining their independence; more
help on non-military projects; ell
limitation of apartheid; new and
creative measures to bring South
West Africa under international
control; and support for demands
at the UN that Spain and Portugal
report on their African colonies.
The goal of the black African is
independence without violence. He
explained:
Our urgent hope in this strug-
gle is that the United States will
not only understand but help and
contribute toward the attainment
of our detectives"
Copyright, 1859, Robert G.
Spivack).
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crop OF young African natlonallsts.
AS such, he made a lot of Amer
leans sit up in their chairs recently
when he bluntly told an audience
at Howard University that the
Prime Minister of South Africa's
reply to a United States request
to stop apartheid would simply be
"go back home and deal with Miss
issippi."
Unlike many of the touring for
eign dignitaries who habitually
make a stop in this city, Mboya
did not pull any punches about the
plight of his country, Africa as
a whole, or the American foreign
policy in that area.
Africans are depressed and dis
appointed" by a number of United
States foreign policy positions he
told a press conference.
Mboya feels that American lead
ers must take note of the fact that
developments in Africa are as sig
nificant, or more significant, than
developments in Europe. He point
eddy took note of the fact there
are now nine African states In the
United Nations and that next year
there will be IA.
Africans will not be content with
an American foreign policy toward
Africa based on what London, Par
is or Brussels wants, he added. 1--WE
believe that Americans generally
support freedom for Africans; yet
your government does not seem
to-" That's what he told the an
nual convention of the Americans
for Democratic Action in Washing,
ton.
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Short and Pointed
BY GRAM

friend plan filter cgaret that
genius
gether and introduce fresh air into the smokers lungs
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With the union exchange opnes
future birthplace of the presidents dedicated shrnes
an goo and little shack well log cabinSeepy
Mimi DISPATCH.
It's possible that the who
anything-Leroy (nl) JOURNAL
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spokesman accused of using the
struggle between the Communist
bloc and the West as a means to
blackmail the West by threatening
to seek help from the Soviet if
Western assistance is not forth
coming" he said.
According to Mboya, this as
sumes both a political subtlety
and lack of discrimination" which
most African leaders can rightfully
deny.
THE cold realities of the situa-
ton in Africa, however, do not
leave the leaders much room to
maneuver."
He feels that Africans need help
desperately to fight disease, pow
erty and ignorance and to bring to
the average man the minimum
decencies of life which the people
in the West take for granted.
They do not want theories or ex-
cuses; they want results" he told
the ADA.
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COMMUNISM IN AFRICA -
He told the same audience that he
would have liked to avoid any men,
ton of the Gold War and to
turn directly to the warm heart"
of Americans toward Africa, but
that he felt that he would have to
take up at least one aspect of the
East-West struggle.
Frequently hear African
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Frank the Fireman the railroads would
attention roadeddng that
o featherbeddng.
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Highway construction stop because uncertainty
program going planners trying
ow own
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Column William White writes that ultra liberal
exemptng labor all including
traffic if could Mr. White has quite obviously joined the ultra
from of all
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Copyright, 1859, Robert C.
Spivack).
Evening star., 1959-10-04
Saah Furniture

Exclusively Unfinished Furniture
S440 End Ave- & Colesville Rd. (SL Sp, Nd jul e-52
MON. THURS FRIDAY 1000 TO 800 OTHER DAYS 900 TO s:
1l49 CONN. AVE. Corner Conn. & M ST. ST. 3-55I
DAILY s:oo-60o; THURSDAY TIL 800
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ROOMS FOR RENT

Mod. lge. 2-sty, how'd, flrs.up
and dn., 3 lge. bedrms. and hall
on End. 81 liv. rm., lge. dining
and kchn., brk'fst. nook and
den on 1st fir. Full emit. bsmt.,
gas fnc., lovely front porch. lge.
fenced yd., 2-car gar. Exc. cond.
in and out. Close 10 ST. Aloysius.
Ideal for lge. family. GLADYS
REALTY, TR. $1,000.
Appointment only.
Large 4bedroom home, finished
3rd. fir, walking distance to Our
Lady of Victory Parish. Good
condition. Price is low 20's. This
is a pretty home. drive by 1760
Arlington Ave-, call owner, Hud-
son 8-3493.
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AVON COSMETICS

AVON COSMETICS
Make money in your spare time,
city or country. 100. 900 business
women prove it can be done BY
the AVON Cosmetic way. Call
CA. 1879.
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TRAVEL SERVICE
Tv SERVICE

HAULING and EXPRESSING 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
HELP MEN

RESTAURANT HELr. white: 1880
yrs, o. aeei must be neat M
lent Opportunity xppiS N person
AIDS DRIVEN, LIvIngnfon road
AZ Indian Head hwy.
IIlETIRED POLICEMAN for patrol.
lna apt project Must % tactful
but finn No drinkers apply Write
publications 70 BOX 1873, star.
ROD AND CHAIN MAN--ExpeFi.
enced only. Call GA. 4-6iO0,
ROOFER's HELPFR. no experience
necessary. Apply 1889 Eye st
Sc. between { and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

MECHANIC. ca. for une-ear recon-
dlilonlng department. See ncQlly
lngrahnm, No phone calls. Lu3-
TINE CHEVnOLFT, $40 Bait.
more avenue. Hyatlsvills, Nd.
MECHANIC. must be able 10 work
without supervision, repairs 70
large and small gasoline engines
and other mechanical equipment.
Flill-tlme interesting position for
young married man. lookinR Tor
long-range future with young.
progressive oruanlRation, Apply IN
person. RENTAL TOOLS A
EQUIP. CO., n7t0 Capitol view
ave. Silver eprlne, Md.
MIN. part time, white. Keep your
present Job. work near your home
II you wish and earn $50 10 500
q va extra ewes. and Saturdays
Can "a. f-gil0 bet. 9 p.nn.-e pm.
MEN. Is 70 so. white. full or part
time. no experience nee. Nc
DONALD8 pAMBUROERS. 0a5
Arlington blvd. Pals Church.
MEN t2), car necessary. To be
trained for permanent position
In our service department. Good
pay. auto allowance, commits.
sion, vacation Apply between ~
am. and 3 pm. g2s Eye st. NV
MEN. II to 80, white. salesman
tire changer, wilfe train. Apply
between and 9. 5000 Lee hwy,
Arl.. IA. 7-S000
MILLwORK SALESMAN, expert.
enced. 10 call on contractor trade
also retail counter salesman. Apply
ANNANDALE MILLWORK COR.
PoRoATIoN. Annandale, Va,
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN with mechanical ep.
tltude. for repairs and deliveries
Excel. future for young marriet
man. Apply N person. RENTAL
Capitol View ave. silver Spring
= cooks. short order, exper. .soos
CHARCOAL GRILL. T2l2 Wis
ave, OIL, 2-v0Sl.
2 MEN, interested and familiar viii
/ cameras for camera store, HEN
RVS CAMERA EXCHANGE. 42l
King st., Alex, Va. XII. $4,000.
C0L0RED MAN for Eeneraf work
Must drive Married nrtf Art
furnished, See Mr.. Moore, RIM
$50. Tower Bids. l4O5 x st.
NV, : 70 10 am. only.
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SALESMAN

Executive type 70 contact govern
ment and commercial concerns In
the washington. D. c. area, SELL
ms electric typewriters and die
tating machines. Previous expcri-
ence selling once equipment pres
ferred Excellent opportunity for
right man 10 become associated
with one OF the largest manufac.
turers OF once equipment IN the
industry. Applicant must have
car. be well groomed and have
good personality, Salary, bonus, al
company benefits. Call A. P. Cares
q NA. SAUDI for appointment
peJuR AMsco CORP. ii04
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SIGN PAINTERS
EXPERIENCED ONLY
D. G. SIGN co.

o9S2 Georgia Ave. NV
STOCK CLERK, white, out of sery-
ice, high school grad. no sxorri.
enee NEG; to. $1,000: S:3O-5, )
days. ". WOOD PERSOANNEI,.
suite 232. Southern Bldg, sos
10th st. NV. at H, DI. 7-5752.
STOCKROoM CLERK. 2l-3O. white;
need exper. vounR man to assist
IN stockroom. handling radio and
~ parts. Good starting salary
with opport. for advance. 5Is-da
VIZ For appointment, call MR.
d 4 'Dc. HI. 3-3422.
SURVEYORS, head chain men. ex.
perierced in subdivision layout,
etc. Applv in person. SHEPHERD
& WORTHINGTON. INC, 5000
Fenton ST.. Silver Spring.
TEACHERS, white, qualified: fall
position: S4,O00-S7, 900. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGcY., Cos 18th NV
rT'FPH"Nr SOLICJTOgs-Perma
nent Jobs with home Improvement
company; experience preferred but
not essential Call MR., JAMES
SMITH. UN 4-33SS.
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SALESMAN

n son ale convinced tou desire 4
slles 7areer. THE SHAW Wal KEN
CO. has ah opening for a foupo
nan, age 1850. collcae back
ground pref, but not essen tlall
extensive tFalninE Given In once
equipment engineering and kys.
s ss yeHf , sgsfen.ssd ps sssr!n,
,or oromotloas SEE Mr. Jones
Tn0 f7fh ~ nv
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RELPata

SALESMAN, white, $500. nelgh.
borhood department store. Mus
be sober, honest. reliable; per.
manent position. salary and com
mission. excel, opportunity 10
right man. AID. a-Oefe.
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SALESMAN

Salary plus commission: local ter
ritory; established accounts; rapil
advancement to fiye-fgure income
wonderful future for hard worker
ca necessary. Phone II. 4-6040.
SeLEsMEN for sewing machln,
dent. The highest paid In the city
II you can sell famous Whit
sewing machines, come In and SCI
US. No eanv. Leads furn. All com.
pany dement's plus bonuses: hief
weekly guarn. GEORGES RADIO
AND TV, DI. 7-2204.
Statesmen Excellent opportunity
young men. TO learn the men'l
clothine business; neat. attractive
appearance, pleasant personality
good manners and willingness Il
work hard are REQUISITES. unlim.
itec opportunity for the riehi
young men. See Mr.. Colt or Mr.
Sross before ! an; any morning
SIDNEY WEST, INC, l4th and g
sALEsMEN--Direct statesmen. Full
OF. part time. Unusually high COM
missions. Call IA 5-2575
Statesmen, experience helpful bui
not necessary, Good salary anc
mhn, SURPLUS SALES Co. vi
Penna. ave. NV.
Statesmen, automobile. we nees
two more top notch producers Il
sell our fine cars: in March oui
3 top statesmen earned the fol
LOWING monthly incomes: So.
32S.40, S2.167.35, 81 ,74n.ls:
incomes for the month and 9th,
ers did almost as we'll: thii
establishment has large fiooi
trafie and our statesmen arl
backed up with the largest ad,
vertising budget for our pric,
RANGE in Wash. d. c. II you ar,
real pro you can't help bul
earn a take-home pay after take.
in excess Of $1,000 a month. thi,
Is no Joke. son. come and see fol
Yourself. Mr.. Ed White. sale,
manager, II. 7-a340. COLONIAL
OLDSMoBILE CO. l24l 9th ST
ne. Wash. 2. DC.
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GAS STATION ATTENDANT-Mnr-
ried. white; part time: 70 Q
Fri, sat. sun. IA. 6-o6le.
GROCERY CASHIER CHBCKER,
must be steady, have local refs
Apply wESTQyER rEpERAL
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SALES
OPPORTUNITY

Century old billion-do;iar company
salary. $4,000, ultimate S25 900
plus. We ofier q 3-year training
program In sales, MANAGEMENT
and merchandising methods. II
interested In this 9pp0rtunity
write Box 305-K. Star. Swing
nhone number and background
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HOWARD JOHNSON'S

WIS, AND WE5IEHN AYES.
CHEMIST for hospital special
chemistry lab. minimum require.
ment BIS with major in chem
istry or ASCP registered with px-
per In special chemistry; lO-hf.
R RE n night E II fsR T HsLy,I pr
General Hospital Linden ave. ard
Madison st. Baltimore I, Nd,
Mulberry 5-0sSs
CT ERIK, for news stand: night
work: 3:3O-12 pm: white Ask
for MRS BOOTH at the Sheraton.
Carlton Hotel
CLERKS white. 1875, for coun.
ter work in dry cleaning store.
S45 per wk. Oppor. for advance
ment. LUsTRE CLEANERS. 1851
Silver Hin I'd. Suitland, Nd. RE.
5-33f4.