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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Builders Weekly Report

Members Of the Home
Builders Association Of Met
fopolitan Washington viii
zee o presentation by q ma
tionally-known management
consulting firm designed TO
khow ways to increase man-
Agement techniques during q
meeting at Q pm. Wednes-
day In the National Housing
Center. 1926 L street NV.
q Program chairman Emer-
s0n g. Reinsch said that
after the presentation HBA
president Bernard Steinberg
viii moderate o round table
discussion.
Participating on the panel
will be Washington area
builders Clarence Kettler.
Stephen Yeonas and Michael
Cappy.
~
David G. Bress, immediate
past president Of the Dis
trict Bar Association. viii adj
dress Q dinner meeting Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

January for future residential
construction In the metro
politan Washington area,
amounted to $l4.445,O0o. o
decrease Of 8 per cent COM
pared 10 January. 1858, ac-
cording to the r. w. Dodge
Corp. construction news and
marketing specialists
At the same time. the
Dodge firm said. llon-resi-
dental construction contracts
totaled sal $50. 900. . gain Of
81 per cent over the previous
January
The eighth annual meeting
Of the Building Research In
stitute will, be held April Q
to Q at the Reconsideration
Hotel In Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

the District Society Of Pro-
fessional Engineers. which
opens at $50 pm. Monday
In the Peking Restaurant,
Ill Thirteenth street NV.
Mr.. Bress. q partner In the
law flrna Of Newmyer and
Dress, viii talk on Law and
Engineerins." He Ia expected
to cover such topics as pro-
fesslonal relationships be-
tween engineers and lawyers.
liability Of engineers to
their clients and to third
parties. and ethics within n
profession, including prob
lens associated with estab-.
fishing and infofcing codes
Of conduct.
y hA ~
Robert w. Hurst has been
appointed assistant advertise
ing director Of the National
Association Of Home Builders
Journal Of BODYBUILDING,
John M Dickerman, NAHB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Lond Is Sold

Some four acres Of land at
the intersection Of Riggs road
and Third street NE. has
been purchased by Edward
Aaronson and Diener Broth
ers from Riggs Investment
Corp. headed by John r..
Brswner. Albert Swerdloff Of
Land Brokers. Inc. handled
the transaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
ON, THE POTOMAC


miles
Apt"
hour p ntment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

very choice home for the Discrimination buyer The spocious
first floor plan consoins stepdown living room with Frsploce
wel-prcportoned dining opening onto ferToce and
oorden poneied lbroy with powder and uItrcnodefn
kitchen with latest equipment bedrooms and baths o.,
End floor Bright reereoon with fireplace and full
both 2-eor eorooe. OPEN SUNDAY l:3o-5:3o.
Deetions Lane lett to Waon
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-29
Still Seek
Beauties For
Local Pageant

The search is still on for Miss
Columbus County"
Jimmy Garrett and Harold
Ward. cD-chairmcn Of the beau
~ pageant sponsored by the
Tabor City Jaycees. said today
that 10 entries had been obtain
.od for the production but that
more were being sought.
It's tremendous opportun-
.ty for young girl to compete
against others in the contest
That consists Of beauty. poise
and talent" said the co-chair-
men.
Entries must be 1S years Of
igc and must have completed
high school by the time the pag-
cant is staged.
This years pageant promises
~ be one Of the finest ever
staged here
The winner will represent CO.
'lumDus County in the Mis-
North Carolina" pageant 10 be
held in Durham in July.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-29
Boys Home
Directors Tour
TrYon Palace

Members of the Board OF Di-
Yectors of Boys Home of North
Carolina, Inc, Lake Waccamsw
North Carolina, their wives ano
guests, held a two-day meeting
in New Bern on Saturday and
Sunday, April Is and 20.
One of the highlights Of the
two-day session, was tour OF
Tryon Palace, one Of the mos
significant historic sites o.
North Carolina history.
DR.. Ellen Winston, Commits.
sioner of the North Carolina De-
partment Of Public Welfare
spoke 70 the group al dinner OF
Saturday night.
DR.. Winston stated that Boys
Home is among the group o:
Child Caring Institutions rend-
ering special" services 10 the
youth of North Carolina
She called attention 20 the
fact that Boys Home, in carIng
for neglected, unde.privl4egea
and pre-0elinquent boys. admit
tancc ages ten 70 sixteen years
is helping a group of boys nc
other institution in North Caro-
ina is reaching. BY maintaining
ard planning for care n units
of sixteen boys 70 a cottage, Dr.
Winston stated that Boys Home
is providing these boys with
real home life experiences.
The commissioner ha. worked
with Boys Home from the start
OF the project. SEe mas followed
closely the problems and deve-
lopments in facilities. operation.
program and plans for expan-
sion. In vOicing her approval Of
the program, Dr.. Winston gave
the members Of the board en-
enlargement 10 move forward
In their plans 70. expansion IL
all phases Of the home.
The board enthusiasucal!y &C.
ceptcd Mr.. Z r. Zanc's offer 70
establish the Frances ". Zane
Scholarship Fund. Mr.. Zane's
plan Is 20 make possible higher
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-29

education each year TO a de-
serving boy from Boys Home
who has graduated from High
School. Mr.. Zane, who is from
Greensboro. is establishing the
Scholarship Fund in honor o:
his wife, who is vitality interest
ed in Boys Home.
The next board meeting Will
be held at Boys Home of North
Carolina, Inc. at Lake Wacca-
nav on Saturday and Sunday
July II and y. The wives Of
the directors will be invited .
attend the meeting. They will
visit with the boys, and get first
hand information on the pro-
gram, facilities and plans Of the
home.
Those attending were: Nj.
and Mrs. J. Sanders Dallas, Mn
Helen Warner. Mr.. and MIS-
Raleigh D,ngrnan. all of High
Point: Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Zane
Greensboro; Mr.. and Mrs. r. s
Ealtiwanger, Winston Salem
Nj and Mrs r n McCray
MI Betty Nelson. Lake Wac
carnaw; James L. Collier, Nj
and Mr.. d. L TODD, Dr.. anc
Mrs. " Il H.sBins. Mr. a.r
Ms c NJ. Love. Mrs. George
Gold, ali OF Whiteville: Mr.. anG
MIS-. {. a. Siceloff, Lexington.
NJ. and Mrs. r G.. Maul,sgy
Charlotte. 2. l Pagan, Grant
Quarry: Mr. and Mrs. Auorey
Nanuey, Kings Mountain: NJ
and Ms. James o. Simpk.ns
NJ Stall.ngs, Mayor. local CIv.-
;ans. all Of New Bern: M. anc
Mr.. " D WEIGH, Jr., Wash
ing:on; Daniel E. Bland. Rz-
leigh
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-29

dress vas given Dy Nr Lawrence
a faculty member of the Oas
Fore, Elementary School in the
absence of the principal . "
Graham.
Mrs. Rethea S;an.ey sccrc.
ta-y of the club. gave a summary
Of the accomplishms-. y :
Walls Vocational A-ricul,ur,
teache- Of the Tab.- "s'- = --
High School .r'.Ddur.3 81
spcake- for the evening Ho-ac
Garter. Former P-c,lter, Of o..
SENClard Area Deve!c-~c-.
Association. Tabor City
NJ Garter delivered an ~
spirational and enjoyable &c
drcss one that "!l l.=-.- IN -
hearts and minds Of those VIZ
were present for nany years e
come said officials
Following the aGG-"ss ! y
Spauld.rg County Agriculture
Agent. presented the award
check of $4,000 20 the prcsider
Of the Community Dc"C!op"-c-
Club.
Remarks and recognition f.
guest acknowledge bv Mis- :
Davis Home Economics Teachc
of the Tabor C''y Negro School
Then Miss Dorothy y Nalcr-
tine Count Hone Economic
Agent. lead the group IN some
en- .OyaDle recreation
The program adjourned Va,
followed b. refreshments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-29
Cancer Crusade
Set For Monday

The Cancer Crusade will Of
Ic.a!ly get underway IN TABOR
lily next week with the solicit
a,!Dn Of me business houses OF
ioncay announced Mrs Mae {
Young. area chairman.
Thursday evening, NJ :
lemDe-s o. the Credit Women's
breakfast Club. With other vol
.r'ccrs. wllI nike . house :,
house call IN TIE residential areas
soliciting funds and distributing
educational literature.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-29
Awards Program
Held AT Nakina

The AWARDS PROGRAM"
for the NakIna Community De-
velopment Club was held april
%, al 300 pm. al the Oak
Forest Elementary School Ma
kina, with Malachi STANLEY pres
ident. presiding
The Rev. Samuel Stanley gave
the prayer and the welcome ad-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-29
Raleigh Set
For Rodeo
May l2.l6

Rocco. the real. .nrl!!-packcc;
truly American sprot, Is coming
back 60 Ra.c.g. on May y thro-
Ugh is. according 70 Dr. J s
DoE'.n. manager Il North Caro-
ma State Fair. which Is Spon-
or.ag the six performances SCI
:or the Stat FAIR arena
We expec: q nave 200 OF
.-E,.a = the Top cowboys Of Inc
country competing for some
10000 N prize money during
The wrc.. 50 mat INC people 0!
.Ezs:"-- North Carolina can see
..1e port a. is vcry best" Or
Dor'.I -a!f
] For ne lover u exciting ent-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-29

:ca.nDen; there 5 nothing tina
Nceecs Wo-.c Championship
SEQ ~ ,..r-'-. action. =
O.rton explained. Its ia:
nan ice hockey. tougher thar
.-1 football. cguEher than box
.ng. as dangerous as q bullngh
and a oZau;:u. as an ice SHOW
TIE rar.1 VIII be produced ..
Tommy Steiner o: the X Bar :
ami near austin Texas. pro
uce- C.: s~--l g: The gu:s:--G..
nCe.s 20: :-c country. In aa..-
..- = -. cowboy athletes e..
-.uE the contests for the b.
riding. bronc riding. calf-rop..
. ..e- wrestling ana barebs,
( ding events. Steiner PROVE.
"a very varied program O; sp,..a
,;traCtIoHs.
-i-ac....nE will 1e Gail Da,
... . millions as An
lak.ey o: ne TV series BY =!
me. ana 20 millions more g.
-e leading lady .! Gene AL.
= movies and western varIe..
~ Cal Will DO some Of ne,
K hiding, roping and shot
curing each Of the six per
.ormances.
to-. ar~ Wanda Rossi. wit
--p~r.y.re 81 trick riding rou-
acap; the smoothness O!
a.c the pre-.s.g-
ballet - the spin: q -
.-a. ~..-s 20 rodco Will 2,
.r": thrills from -,
"-n.re-s and Ante
whose fearless Glowing with n,
--ap-baCked Brahma bull.
eeps them on the verge o: 60
.ng into orbit.
-e-.a! Lighting mas beer
ap.-d n the Steiner produc-
.ons 70 spotlight attention OF
he dramatic action of the sports
e9ts and the colorful beauty
n pageartry Of the specia,
.atETeS.
EOrc than any other spectator
port, rodeo. as produced by
Steiner. combines the action
LANCER. glamour, beauty and
competition into one great
.rowd-p!cas:ng production.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
'Decency' Amendment?

Sen James o. EasandA proposal for decency amendment
the federal constitution supreme
decision on the New York censorship
help wondering II Is movie censorship the Mississippi
Eastlands "decency amendment
Of long series OF southern harassng
opinion or 1854
Tbs language OF the Mississippi senator's
yeang y offers constitutional stating
Of each state decide public policy questions
Of d"oen and morality and to legislation
shall be abridged"
trouble trnnAating these words example
deep south for white and equal
In places Il public policy local southern
public policy.
We hope no one win be guided by the
aeeeny amendment with movie censorship The fact that
south could write such
state could declare equal associations between
TO decency morality and public policy effectively nuly
aeH"gegaton IN the schoolsand s this Lady Chaerys
Lover that Is Of primary the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Letters To The Editor
Negroes And The COZ

the appearance Barry Go~ater
breakfast hy@ts Republicans Diecrats
Miss April should Republican apologize
belonging the which pretended speak
Indicates that he following
who charge Republican National Committees
Operation Dixie that the Republicans
1860 Dicerats Party
o. dissatisfaction With the platform candidates the
civil rights
Of the chairman
COMMITTEES At the Jackson gathering Republican
Party the ywhite faction OF mississippi win every
predomnanty Negro ward
Senator Godwatsrs pledge fight Perry
Republican National Committee Mississippi
the Mississippi Republicans
Republican national convention. silly
Mississippi not Republican the
There Republican Party Negro
Msaisapp Negro
person frog
a lily white faction in that position
The Democrats National Rep
Dawson of Chicago who Phillips
recently
Godnters
Socialist his criticism
public schools sending
troops
They Goidaters telling
Republicans dsegregaon
and that despite his oath Of office
not committed the decision therefore
better under him President
mied TO It's support
believe political views
that Senator Godsater entortans should
masquerade either Republican Iautisr
National Negro Press Association. Washington.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

to Hickey few
presence
with soul only
the
about each other
Hickey great today
simply democracy
bail He made history
nup the Brooklyn Dodgers He fight
all the He opposition
each obstacle out VIGOROUSLY
the Hickey believes
League
Hickey spiritual quality possess speaks
his heart One feel his sincerity He
wide experiences illustrate points
Hickey a a Of
hood He the faios
cope with them against taking
Negro into the Dodger lineup
before letting the world plan
worked and today the
the years
when the world when
bar
unfortunate opportan.
Of hearing Branch Hickey should
dor goodwill baseball years
too busy the playing field country making
fellow democracy
speeches pull no strokes
those southern he
Hickey that prejudice pretuded
But through proximity
aequantanccshp
JUDGED himself wrong
believes this proved il.
Government EN-
poyment Policy hickey making
Of relations in the United statesk. G.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

hope rghtfuly classified "od fogy'
and other places the past three
perturbed SOME Maybe
dsquieung things have be
Of both cities where the
youngsters what they recreation
We trying because that the bulk
Of people while full Of the spirit OF youth clean thru
fringe Of who headed
troubles that this writer considerably These youngsters
often followers the nice kids
youngsters actually mistep
Illustrations conditions which often they have
trouble until crime
hurt.
parents plenty days
believe what observing here lately that
paying very
doing with their time, especially at night
II the dislike the
action the the
win praised
happy that their folks strict them when they teen
ayers
postal from Nurany Ireland reveals that the
steees visiting the ancestral home Of Mrs sees oreheas
grandparents years
Cecil Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

Democratic Chairman fsi buHrs e1hean
Democratic leadership steadily
tn " ID has eeen 'oueed TO
gather from the tmat that IN"
home
In fact the reverse dedication
10 the liberal platform he
fed with the deslsm OF
partys Congressional leaders lie
equally Democratic presidential prospects 1890
establish liberal image And he
a. 90
johnson and rayhnFn pand by this
such criticism o. their works
they saegss they doubt
persuaded unity under the banner
Of mas 5 key nture victory
the reluctance 81 rvnonsd
liberal Democrats 20 speak fcrthriShy Buffers behalf
interview Hob spivaek Fiiay Butler
noved warning failure there
land the Aftermath " thu
Congressional lines again blurred and
meaningless
indictment "a trrcnitahe Johnson and Rsyeufn
compete with the white House Tor the title
party committed attacks the Administrators
mutual security appropriations sound like odd school soa
uonsts
eouuterstark sponsored
ee Political parties have
committed well be that the Impulse Tor self
destruction Party We shan
Butler for saying what Nc eecYcs for
refusing o be in,iuraated
eausng him these DAYS su, We suspect the
time country win make plain that u
borcd BIZ two dominate large
political booking Tor leadership capable
OF honest passion authentic conviction ny rosr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Congratulations Los Angeles Sentinel

We doff ehapeau IL the direction Of Los Angeles,
California where Publisher Leon II Washington aeA hs= Los
Angeles SENTINEL observing the Goth anniversary Of the
founding Of the paper
The SENTINEL founded in 1884 by Mr. Washington IN
the year In which this newspaper first Published has
~ strength and e fpree for the advancement
81 the California Negro
Observing the papers silver anniversary Publisher Wash
ngtcn aud HIS atn have right to he proud Of the
paper the California Negro community has made Ger
any much Of tho progress and prosperity be traced % the
unrug and relentless efforts u the SENTINEL IN ia 20
years Of existence.
The SENTINEL has been hard punching crosang news
paper for all Of those % years II Is Of the few which
has carry torch of liberty and freedom and has
made money IN the process thereby giving the people stable
business institution well champion which neidcntly Is
quite u feat In modern journalism
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Gov Faubus Renders Shocking Disservice

Faabus OF Arkansas IN running true 70 form
after the federal
promptly actae plans for the
orderly reopeniug schools Faubs had closed
quick acknowledge the the action
powers
the Faubua frsong tho touest nt o.
demaguguery thwart peaceful o
His sinister irresponsible warning that would require o.
ammunition the federal carry the court
nothing queu
comprise rounng
shocking public
nc
nothing other than climate for the
Of speaks THAT
very there sLimpoant for coohsad
issuing
hoodnms others
70 brute
Peace In Little help
public schools sToo students
o without n
Fauhus stop
pcmAgoguea Their Wild orsory
stripped nothing
people deceived long enough
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
SLIGHTLY Exaggerated

citing and honhings In the south snSe 1888
attributed to tension published ub by the
American Friends Racial and cultural Re-
Churches 81 Christ and Tho southern
Regional Council growth racial violence the rass
years
cited depiorabe but think that
ignore. and implies that ons
have greatly worsened
Actually the United States have eeiserc since
supreme and growing
progressively better.
period based the old fsuasi
and blacks the boys
the basis cf equality and THIS !.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Time To Remove The Adieesives

Carolina Times ~ the opinion that In the Negroes struggle
achieve first citizenship and human dignity that impetus 10
could be had by removing AZ least crtng the use
members OF the happen to
religion education and other
fields
there thing Negro physician teacher actor lawyer
athlete banker journalist or what
10 be known Negro
this tha7
by persons constructive the
adjective little harm However the psyeho
ogical damage individual
referring Negro Negro thief Negro
etc The applies 10 the general Of such terms as
health bank Negro
Negro such The Of the word
that profession - different
that % other American citizens
think time the adjective and The
citizens and whatever
profession special their
racta - Carolina TIMES.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

Most Of the newspapers and individuals IN Minnesota who
suddenly alarmed the absence ~ Senator Hubert II
Humphrey from roll calls have
uttered word Of criticism about the constant and
curing occupant Of the white House. golf
ing expeditions aud quail hunting parties down south
crucial moments In Washington.
Senator Humphrey constantly ia demand back home
in Minnesota speeches The fact that he Is also IN demand
81 the Of the union and has been since he first
went missed completely by his latest critics who
have yet dared that Humphrey neglecs his duties
IN the senate
who has worked hard NJ hA job Humphrey 10
pot him because Of his time away from Washington
has exhibiting his eapabty fitness and kuowl
edge of the political situation hons and abroad TO eitens
all the ua Is small potatoes aud with poor
from His fellow Minnesotans whatever party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

raise the ceiling on the interest
paid on bonds. purchased by the
large commercial banks This Is a
real Budget buster" The higher
rate. o. course. comes right out OF
the taxpayers pocket and Il costs
billions
But we arc told there is an
important theory involved II Is
that keeping interest rates high
would have the effect Of making
money tight" In the rnarketplaee.
People, IL Is argued. would then
no, buy foohshiy
But at the very moment the Al
fuinistration IL engaged in propa-
gaadising for a tighter money pol
Icy, /, IL also working behind the
scenes for plan to permit the big
banks % reduce the amount 81 re-
serves they must keep on hard TO
meet depositor demands
In either wuryts, a bank that now
keeps 81 In SIS vaults for every $40
Il has outstanding. might now keep
only 81 THE result II 10 free an
extra dollars worth Of credit for
lending But TIRE question becomes
AZ what rate ~ interest.
The Administration GARD lots ot
conservative Democrats, tool fav.
or Increasing the interest cost 10
the customer wh0 - borrowing
sruu his banker. Ard tire sarne
customer. as taxpayer. - also
passing SlonE higher Interest rates
70 the banker when tire Banker
herds u,oney % the government
So yoa Eet 81 coming ard going
WHERE ARE TUE DEMO
Gratis VIVA, "a distressing
about this whcis situation u that
the Democratic -isaeerzhip" In the
cnnrre.. won't even lst the party
make this a national issue Yet
"a the question ~ interest rates,
,hsrv Is a wide ralf between Re-
puhlscarsszu and uesral Democracy.
rnis failure 70 a~v-ioF issues 10 the
Kind q thlag NatorAi Chairman
Paul Butler had in mind whsu NJ
sAssigAssd tyn&a1 fehn-nn ART
SNrs Rayhurn fcr thSr Lack ~
tgxrwssvcnssS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

Whoever first said You can't keep good down"
had old aatehmo mind Hearing that he suffering pncu.
complicated aiment
Italian hospital Louis
admirers this sde OF the began making his
prcas abroad
famous Wire services larger newspapers began
hooking hts htsa history preparation for the obituary
old Hai
blown his him and besides
0 N CAII.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
ny RoBERr o. spfvAck

Washington.-PABLUM FOR THE PUBLfC-uypocrisy
In high places nothing unusual and the inclination of the
press corps 20 pretty everything up where big in
VOWED is also commonplace here the Capital But this week
the ancient habit of kidding Of the people Of the time
has been carried about as far ~ ii can go
Take the following episode
The President and Segregation OF all the exaggerated sto
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

white people although not most al them
period characterized by
lssaonng conflict considers what happened
that time
To-day nobody Negroes short nobody holds them
incapable measuring up nobody thinks
can over wi
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