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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
TOMORROW

JeIIeif Fashions at the
Mayfiower Hotel during
luncheon in The Presidential
Room.
All Through the week
Miss Thelma Thomas will
conduct the Helena Rubin
stein Beauty Complexion
Clinic at Jelleff's F street
store. Expert analysis and
treatment planning with a
personal makeup guide and
a beauty gift preparation at
no charge.
Lansburgh's presents the
summer fashion forecast
at st. John Baptist de la
Sale Womens' Club in Chill
lum. Md. at $3.50 pm. Pat
Geyer will do the COM
mentary.
Orlane's Mile. Nicolay
will be at Julius Garhnckel's
all through the week with
the latest news in beauty.
Jacqueline COchran's spe-
cial representative. Ann
Krenick, will be at Wood
ward g. Lothrop all during
the week. She'll be on hand
for personal consultation
about the whole family Of
Cochran preparations with
the moisture-giving ingredi-
ent, Hydrolin, that allows
them to flow on beautifully.
TUESDAY
Beginning today and going
on through Saturday, April
rs, California will be ION
location" at the Hecht Co. All
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roptimist Club win entertain
the Venture Club Of Mont
gomery County at q dinner
fashion show meeting at 9
pm. In the Bethesda Meth
odist Church. Five Venture
Club members and Keye
models will show fashions
from Capri Casuals. Wild
wood Manor on Old George
town road. Kaytee Mizell,
director Of the Keye Agency.
will do the commentary.
CASTOR Of Paris coiffures.
The benefit is for a scholar
ship fund for mentally dis
,turbed children Of Mont
gomery County.
Julius GarfinckeI g. Co.
presents the fashion show at
the tea for Marymount
School and College. The
theme: Festive Fashions for
Fun" Marymount School,
North Hall. Time: l pm.
Congressional Country
Club fashion show luncheon
with Selmas featuring the
belted look, bell sleeves and
cape collars. Jacque-Lynn
millinery; precious little
furs" from Capitol Furs and
Alan Hairstyles. A Models
Guild Show with Ginny
De Franceaux communicating.
Columbia Country Club, a
California fashion show to
be presented to the Kiwanis
wives. Glenna Ireton the
fashion commentator for
Hecht's.
THURSDAY
Mr.. Mort Dresses star at
Woodward g. Lothrop in the
Chevy Chase store at 4 and
8 pm. in the junior dress
department. On Friday, it's
Mr.. Mort time at Seven Cor
ners with shows at 4 and 8
pm. On Saturday show time
is 2 pm. in the junior dress
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sents suburbia. o. s. A.,
fashions informally modelled
at the Evans Farm Inn. Me-
Lean. Va. at luncheon with
fashions from Barron's OF
Virginia casual sportswear.
Hairstyles by Vincent ct
Vincent's Virginia salon.
Jessica Hanson. coordinate
ing.
JeIIeff's presents the fash
ions for the Academy Of
the Holy Names Alumnae
Association at 8 pm. in the
academy auditorium. Silver
Spring.
Julius GarfinckeI A. Co.
presents Max Lawrence FASH
ions at $3.50 pm. in the
misses department, 4th floor,
with Claire Newman, de-
signer Cor the firm, the guest
commentator.
Summertime Is Coming to
Arlington at 8 pm. when the
Fashion Club of Kenmore
Junior High School presents
its benefit fashion show. The
students in the home eco
Monies classes who make up
the Fashion Club will model
in the show presented by
Kann's. Virginia Moran
Plummer will do the fashion
commentary.
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WEDNESDAY

HeCht's presents the fash
ions informally in the Colo
NAL Room, Town Room and
Terrace Lounge of the Sher-
atom Park Hotel from IL
noon to 2 pm.
Welcome Wagon Clubs are
having a cancer benefit FASH
ion show and luncheon at
1890 pm. at the Shoreham
Hotel. Woodward & 10TH
rop will show Around the
Clock" fashions.
Montgomery County So
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in the City Hall Council Chamber,
where % Chicagoans received
J am es M Yard Brotherhood
Awards as good neighbors for
brotherhood"
David Wallerstein, NCCJ board
member and president of Balaban
and Katz, at whose theater the
film had it's world premiere last
summer, made the presentation on
behalf of the National Conference
The winning motion picture star
ring Potter and Tony Curtis, was
produced by Stanley Kramer and
released by United Artists. The
film was cited for it's powerful
story showing how intense hatred
between a Negro and a white man
chained together, develops into re-
spect and understanding"
St. Paul recorder., 1959-02-20

future board members. Officials of
the county have been accused of
denying Negroes the right to regis
ter and vote, although many of
them were well qualified to do so.
The suit brought an angry out
cry from pro-segregationist state
officials, headed by State Atty.
Gen. Macdonald Gallon. Gallon
has promised vigorous defense"
against the Justice Departments
suit.
Meanwhile, the Civil Rights
Commission extended it's probe to
two other Alabama counties
las and Wilcox. Grand juries in the
counties are trying to make up
their mind whether to turn to the
commission impounded voting rec
ords.
The records were impounded
Dec. 6 by Circuit Judge James A.
Hare of Selma Hare said he turned
over to the juries a letter from
Col. A. Rosenfeld, the commits
sions chief investigator, demand
ing that he be permitted to ex-
anime the records.
St. Paul recorder., 1959-02-20
p & G HIRES FIRST
NEGRO LAB ANALYST

Kansas City, Kas. (ANP) - The
first Negro to become a Labora-
tory analyst in the Kansas City,
Kans., plant of Proctor and Gam
BILE company is James McField, 25,
who began his employment with
the firm last July. He was grad
uated from University of Kansas
City with the B. S. degree in chem
istry and biology in 1858. Prev
iously he had attended the Univ
ersity of Nebraska.
He is presently working in the
quality control laboratory engaged
in running tests on finished soap,
detergent products, other items,
also on materials in process of
production to determine whether
they meet rigid company require
ments.
St. Paul recorder., 1959-02-20
SoUTHERNER'S CONTROL
IN CONGRESS DEcRIED
BY WISCONSIN SOLON

Washington (ANP) - At long
last U. S. Senator William Prox-
mire (Dem., wisconsin, has spoken
out on a ticklish subject: southern
domination of Senate committees.
Senator Proxmire has urged the
adoption of new rule which would
end that domination.
However, privately with report
ers, the Wisconsin law maker con-
ceded that he was fighting a losing
battle.
His resolution would limit the
number of committee chairman
ships that could be held by repre-
sentatives of any one region.
Currently southern Senators con-
troll nine of the IS standing COM
mittees in the Senate.
St. Paul recorder., 1959-02-20
Mertsa Board OF education Gets first Negro Menbe,
Africa At A Glance
LIBERIA'S TUBMAN NOMINATED FOR FOURTH TERN

NOMINATED FOR FOURTH TERM
ANP)Delegates attending the Ma
Wing party Tubman stadium month
unanimously pay
choice for chief executive elections to be held May This marks
president chosen running will
again
term
NEHRUs DAUGHTER NAMED CONGRESS PARTY
(ANP)Mrs ndira Ghandi 4year-old daught-
president Indian National Congress
week She is the third generation of her family and the third woman
post
Ghandi, a of Indian parliament
POSSESSIONS FORM TWO COMBINES
Senegal ANP)-Eight possessions Equa
Africa begun federations
a stepping unity group
Dahomey Upper
Africa group
angshar French Equatorial Africa
union
Christian NATIONS HYPOCRISY "DIsAPPoINTs" AFRICAN
Mbabane, (ANP)-Dr. Nquku,
publisher monthly recently
has been greatly disappointed by the humany and hypocrisy of the
today
things
what his reactions would be- He particularly stressed that the church
afraid to protest the prevailing jusices perpetrad
upon the voiceless citizens of the territory"
AFRICANS BOYCOTT NON-BACKERS OF NATIONAL CONGRESS
Salisbury Southern Rhodesia boycott
Africans refuse support congress-
carried on last week by 300 African The weakest unit
Central Afcacompng Rhodesias
been Southern Rhodes has had uphill battle
political trade
circles between the countries.
WATER RATIONED IN ACCRA
ANP)water is on ratons for the
250 900 the
time The raonng became
compasses he surrounding area
CAMEROONS SPLIT ON NIGERIAN LINK
United Nations, NY ANP)Through reported
that the 100000 people
territory join independence
southern portion holding out for independence eventual union with
nghbong French Cameroon
the will be taken Assembly
conVenes The Cameroon Germand
World War split between French by
League of Nations
PROPOSE ASSOCIATION AFRICAN STATES"
MonroVia ANPThe Government of Liberia formally pro-
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independent
independence proposal holds that the Africa
achieve close association and cooperation without prejudice to their
national international identities"
TRY AFRICAN WHO TESTIFIED AGAINST KENYATTA
Kenya (ANP)-Rawson Mbogwa prosecu
the 1852 of Mau Mau leader Jome Kenatta is
charges false affidavit the Ken
yatta trial Manhara Claims the government reneged its promise to
college family
giving Kenyatta prison
NEW AFRICAN MOVEMENT HOLDS CoNFAB
johannesburg Africa (ANP)-A African nationalist
scheduled national
venon shortly Queenstown Cape Province The organization
naonasm offshoot the African National
claims 20 branches and than 5000 members the
They discourage
nation Their emblem a black star symboizing Africa
OXFORD JOINS PROTEST ON APARTHED PROTEST
(ANP)Oxford university followed
protesting regimes
tend aparthd to the Universities of apetov and Wasand All
political
and group of senior members are attempting " persuade Convoca
ton to register protest
OHIO U TEAM OBSERVES NIGERIAN TRAINING PROJECT
Nigeria progress being by
educators working the Western Ngerian
recently
college university
Fred Johnson chairman university board The Ohio educa
completed project
working with students colleges
JAIL LABOR HEADS FOR CONsORTING WITH REDS
Khartoum Sudan (ANP)Two sudanese leaders,
withheld been sentenced five prison
illegal meetings and consorting with Communists"
WHITE WHO SIDED WITH COLORED LOSES RIGHTS
Capetown, Africa ANP)-Peter
eraoad employee stripped of his rights and
privileges white magistrates cohab
ang with coored woman and desiring be the coored side
from now onward"
BELGIAN CONGO CLEANS UP" END VIOLENCE
Leopodve (ANP)-Natve troops
arrestng nonesdents sending
villages part cleanup campaign
operation part ending
which had its beginning political uprising
RICH GOLD STRIKE IN SOUTH AFRICA
johannesburg (ANP)-What
the gold history mining
last Mining company According
to the gold averaging
uncovered sector Of mine in the Orange
BUGANDA REAFFIRNIs BRITISH REMOVAL PETITION
Kampaa Buganda (ANP)-The Buganda parlia-
men reafmed overwhelming majority
kingdom Earlier its predecessors parliament petit
on had the Kabaa g procorate beer
in
NEW "APARTTIEID"
Capetown (ANP)-The plans ar-out
mplementaon aparthd an
nounced last Of admnsra-
ton and development The
Africans where they will be placed according
ambassador appointed represent union
government.
EASTERN NIGERIA SPEND S2O7 MILLION ON HEALTH
Lagos Nigeria (ANP)The Eastern Nigeran government
nonced hveyear S207 million
region improvements
hospital facilities Calabar plus
povement expansion building Of hospitals
OPERATION ANTI-HLITERACY IN WESTERN NIGERIA
Two, Nigeria (ANP-A iliteracy
Western within launched by the
ministry of health and social welfare campaign especially
making hterae the of the
population
93s9y ~ fS f JSaEE 5S3$
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Are You A Failure /?


you always blame it on someone
else? Remember when you failed
to get the job you had so set your
heart on? Instead of saying, "the
best man won" what did you say!
You told your friends" I didn't
have a chance! This fellow who
got the job really doesn't have the
ability I have, he was just lucky
He knew some one who knew some
one high up and he got all of the
breaks.
You made all sorts of excuses
for your failure. You said there
were too many things" against
you All of your life you have
blamed all of your failures on
others. Even as far back as when
you were in school the day the
teacher told your mother you were
capable of doing much better in
school if you half tried. What did
you say to your mother! You said
the teachers all compared you
with your older sister who was a
straight A pupil You might have
been one, too, if you had tried
instead of feeling you were being
abused by every one.
When things seem to go wrong
you should take a look at yourself
and begin to change your attitude
and try to do the best you can.
No one expects the impossible of
you, just the best you are capable
of doing.
Do not be so simple as to say
your boss never gives you an op-
portunity to show what you can
do. What makes YOU think he is
afraid you will do his job better
than he does? Most bosses ad-
mire good qualities in their en-
ployees and you do not have to
point them out. He can see for
himself
The bravest sight in all this
world is a man fighting against
odds.
F. X. Lane.
There is another kind Of loser
When you can't do as well as
another what do you say? You
say, hes ok, but and then
you beittle his ability You do not
know it but you are proving to
him and to all Of your friends that
you are simply jealous of your
friends progress You pretend your
friend did not get the job because
he was capable. You are too small
to give him credit for doing a
good job so you think you are
cutting him down to your size,
but you are not. You cannot "cut"
a person down to your size be-
cause II you try, you keep going
down a notch and that makes you
still under him, so be big, give
credit where credit is due or keep
still and say NOTHING.
There Is No Failure.
There is no failure, no defeat,
Except what we ourselves admit.
No barriers can hold us back
Through what we have or what we
lack;
For 10, the opportunity
Within us lies, to do be!
|. God-given opportunity
What we determine we can be!
Isabel Whitehouse Toppin.
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SYDNEY POTTER WINS
NccJ BROTHERHOOD AWARD

Chicago (ANP) - One of the
highest national brotherho 10 o d
awards given by the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews
was presented here Thursday.
In Chicago for his role in "A
Raisin in the Sun" at the Black
stone Theater, Sydney Potter ac-
cepted a National Brotherhood
Media Award for the motion pic
ture, The Defiant Ones, as an
outstanding contribution to the
cause of brotherhood"
The presentation was a high
light of NCCJs awards ceremony
St. Paul recorder., 1959-02-20
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
CRACKS DOWN ON
ALABAMA VOTE RIAS

Montgomery, Ala. (ANP)-The
Justice Department filed suit in
us. District Court here last week
seeking an injunction to halt al
legged denial of Negro voting ap-
plicants in the state.
Named as defendants were two
resigned members of the Macon
County board registrars and any
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

When the anchors that faith had
cast
Are dragging in the gale,
I am quietly holding fast
To the things that cannot fail.
I know that right is right,
That it is not good to lie,
That love is better than spite,
And a neighbor than a spy.
In the darkest night Of the year,
When the stars have all gone out;
That courage is better than fear.
That faith is truer than doubt.
And fierce though the fiends may
fight,
And long though the angels hide,
I know that Truth and Right
Have the universe on their side.
Stephen ]. Hunyadi.
St. Paul recorder., 1959-02-20

posed establishment Associated Africa
independent
independence holds that the
prejudice
ma or identities"
St. Paul recorder., 1959-02-20
WoRLD WIDE News
ATA GLANCE

Congressman Disss Introduces "UnemPOyment nsUronee
Washington CANP, Congressman Charles C. Dggs d.
Representatives last week Ito provide
unemployment grants extent
improve unemployment insurance program go"
bill to the Committee on Ways and Means
ST. ioHs No IANP,FGoy William stratton of illinois an
backing introduced the Illinois
Legislature discrimination employment because Of
creed and establish to handle complaints
Economist Sees RoeiG Bios Affecting U. S. Economy
Cambridge, ANP)-Uternaionaly known DR. Sumner
schter University here that he
primary obecve the United States
all color barriers in employment
'sppuns Open Recording And PUblishins Company
Haebug Miss (ANPA teevsion producer and his business
announced plans this week to recording and publishing
company
Rick Danen and his manager the Cal
Publishing affiliated with D Records their
slated for the middle Of March
Medic Wins PsyehiatV Post With K G. Hospital system
City Mo CANP)F1rst Negro to hold an administrative
position with the city municipal hospital system DR. Chrs 6ocK
Wilkinson psyChatrc receiving
director o patient
The 7year-od physician Howard University
Medicine 1914 and received his NJ S degree from UnVer
OF Colorado in 1850
here from Cincinnati Receiving hospital after
serving years army which he discharged with
rank of major
MonteIar Board OF Education Gets First Negro Member
CANTNIrs Bessie Gvens Marsh recently
appointed Jersey education
L appointment marks the first time
Negro honored
church work, Mrs Marsh presently
Monar YWCA she has been member of the
has served that board
president the division and member of the
Region leadership team
ices and
1929 graduate of Knoxville college
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Brotherhood the right Wad Student Chair
activities the St Universe
Christians sponsors
Brotherhood Week. February 1922.
this
responsibility
spirit progress
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Your neighbOrs write, edit and
print this paper each week for
your information and entertain
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
SIeep-WoIker
Has Trouble
the Law

CHICAGO, July % (AP).-
Ralph Goldberg told the off,
GERS he's a sleepwalker. In
fact. Goldberg said, he is espe-
cially given to sleepwalking
when he slumbers in hotels.
But they didn't believe him.
Police Sergt. Charles Fitz-
gerald said, in the first place,
Goldberg was wanted by immi-
grafton authorities for alleged
illegal entry from Canada.
In the second place. Gold
berg occupied a room rented
in the Morrison Hotelf Monday
night to one Frank (Hot Dogs
Lisciandrello, Al, described by
police as an ex-convict and a
robbery specialist.
And in the third place, a
jewelry convention was being
held at the Morrison.
So SergtA Fitzgerald yester-
day had Goldberg and Liscian-
drello and his wife Margaret
charged with conspiracy to
commit a felony. But to get
back to the sleepwalking, let's
tell this tale the way Sergt.
Fitzgerald related it:
He was in the lobby when
LiSciandrello and his wife
checked in as Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Motto of Los Angeles. They
received a key to Room 1912,
gave it to Goldberg and then
left the hotel.
A band of policemen was
stationed in rooms around
1912. Goldberg could be heard
snoring through the night.
An alarm clock sounded at
4 am. in a nearby room occu-
pied by one of the jewelry
conventioners. Goldberg could
be heard to stir.
At GAS am. he strolled
trance-like from 1912 toward
1888. He tinkered with the
lock a bit and then entered
into the arms of a detective,
Raymond Clark.
He explained about the
sleepwalking, how he is espe-
cially afflicted when slumbering
near the long walls of hotels,
but to no avail
Felony court appearances
were scheduled today for Gold
berg and the LiscianGrellos.
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Embassy Bombed

GUATEMALA, July % (AP)
Two bombs we're exploded
last night in front Of the
American Embassy and another
against the palace Of the
Roman Catholic Archbishop of
Guatemala. The blasts dam
aged the buildings slightly, but
no one was hurt.
There was no clue to the
identity of the bombers, but
Left-wing extremists in Guate-
mala still blame the United
States and to some extent the
church for the overthrow in
1854 Of pro-Communist Presi-
dent Jacobo Arbenz Guzman.
President Manuel Ydigoras
offered a reward of 1000
quetzals 81 ,6OO) for informa-
ton leading to the arrest Of
the attackers. The student
federation, aware that students
often are blamed for Latin
American violence, condemned
the terrorism and asked the
government for a fair investi-
CATION
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To Fight Initiation

SANTIAGO, Chile, July %
(AP).-Chile will use credits of
5000 million obtained in the
United States and eWst Ger
many to fight imitation and
push development plans, FL
nance Minister Roberto Ver-
CARA told a news conference
yesterday. Negotiations for fur
Their credits are under way in
France and Britain.
Mr.. Vergara got credits of
$3.50 million in the United
States, including $55 million
from private banks in New York
and Philadelphia. The rest came
from the international None
tary fund, the United States
Treasury and the Export-im-
port Bank.
West German credits a.
mounted to $40 million.
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material prices and increases
in the cost of manufactured
goods which must be imported,
the report said.
The influx of peasants into
the cities is so great, the report
said. that new shacktowns
spring up almost overnight in
such centers as Mexico City.
Havana and Bogota, Colombia.
This was the closing report
of the conference, sponsored by
the United Nations Economic
Commission for Latin America
and other agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Migrants Disperse

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico,
July % (AP).-Puerto Ricans
are scattering over the United
States at such a rate that the
percentage settling outside the
New York area has increased
eightfold in the last 10 years.
a Government official said
yesterday.
The official told a group OF
teachers and social workers
from New York, Cleveland and
Chicago that in 1948. 95 per
cent of all United States
bound Puerto Ricans headed
for New York City. A study
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Inmates Stage
Quiet Revolt

WILMINGTON, Del, July %
(AP) For 10 hours yesterday
291 inmates at the New Castle
Correctional Institute refused
to leave their lunch tables while
officials wondered if it was
safe to enter the dining hall
and talk with them.
Finally, they asked to see a
reporter, and returned quietly
to their cells after telling him
their grievances.
Meanwhile, Robert C. Hack
EFT, chairman of the Delaware
Board of Corrections, said the
grievances would be considered
today at a board meeting.
The quiet sitdown strike be-
gan with a refusal to leave the
dining hall until they were al
lowed to talk with Elwood Will
on, director of State prisons.
Call for Reporters
Mr.. Wilson met with the in
mates in the dining hall. But
then they refused to return to
their cells until certain staff
members and reporters came
into the hall and heard their
grievances.
officials baked at the request
fearing staff members might
be taken as hostages. More
than so State troopers we're
called to the scene.
officials proposed that the
inmates send a delegation out
side the assembly room. The
prisoners declined.
Then, late last night. they
asked for a reporter. Cy Liber-
man of the Wilmington Morn
ing News went to the p.ison
and heard the grievances
through a locked iron bar door.
Ask Better Personnel
After stating their griev-
ances, the prisoners voted to
return to their cells.
Mr.. Liberman, who turned
his information over To au-
thoritieS, said the prisoners
wanted better food and more
qualified personnel.
Other requests, he said, in
cluded a prison council made
up of inmates to solve eriev-
ances. no tax on commlsSary
items and a wider variety of
goods.
Mr.. Liberman quoted the in
mates as charging that four
officers at the prison were in
competent and irresponsible"
and guards were not following
rules"
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last year showed only go per
cent were New York-bound.
This dispersion has prompt
ed the Puerto Rican Labor
Department to set up branch
Offices in New York State, New
Jersey, Delaware, Hartford,
Conn; Boston, Detroit, Cleve-
land and Chicago,