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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20
RALPH McGHL

II there is q new Eisen-
hover" as is again being
suggested, 1t is in the field Of
communication.
The President made the
people understand what he
was talking about in the field
of imitation by using simple
symbols and illustrations OF
what happens to pensions and
insurance.
He has repeated this sue
cess with the problem Of agri-
culture. Despite the eternal
condemnation Of Ezra Taft
Benson, Secretary Of Agri-
culture, the once powerful
farm bloc is disintegrated
and the Senators from farm
States have been completely
unable to produce either q
plan or q united front. The
cotton States Senators and
those from the wheat States
do not see eye to eye.
The President scored heav-
lily with the people by telling
them the story in terms they
could understand. Secretary
Benson backed him UP.
The President. with the
Secretary simplifying. told the
people these basic facts:
/. Farm surpluses are a
multi-billion-dollar problem
The taxpayer pays an I'M
necessary bill.
2. The bill is unnecessary
because much Of the cost Is
going to pay for farm prod
ucts which never should
have been grown in the first
place.
3. These unnecessary cror
SURPRISES are planted with
the knowledge. and intent
that the crops will not go tc
the market but viii be bought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20
2 Get z to 7 Years
In Assault Robbery

Fifteenth street s. E., who had
pleaded guilty to a $54 holdup-
robbery of a market In the
200 block Of Fifteenth street
N. E., last January. Jones was
sentenced by Judge David A
Pine.
Samuel Mcknight. 10. Of thu
100 block Of Morse street N. z.
was given an indefinite SEN
tence under the Youth Correc'
tons Act by Judge Curran FOL
"a SGT hold-up robbery Of Q
Highs Dairy Products Corpora
ton store in the 200 block oi
Fifteenth street N. E.
Robbery Attempt
The youth sentenced under
the act for attempted robbery
was OSSie Myrick, IT., II, o.
the 2l00 block Of Eighteenth
street N. w. Myrick's sentences
was imposed by Judge Edward
A. Tamm. Myrick had beer
accused Of robbing a woman
of a billfold and $50 but PLEADED
guilty to the lesser charge o.
attempted robbery.
A 19-year-old youth made
the mistake Of posing as
policeman to q real policeman
was sentenced by Judge Rich
ard B. Keech to serve from foul
months to one year and q da!
on an impersonation charge
The defendant, David L. Bailey
formerly of the 5000 block Of J
street, Hillside, Md, had order
ed the real officer to pull hi
car over to the curb, according
Ito trial testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20
Critic Unfair,
Kennedy Says
BY the Associated Press

"To be charitable about It,"
Robert F. Fennedy says Of crit
icism by Senator Goldwater,
Republican Of Arizona, II
think his statement is COM
pletely unfair"
Senator Goldwater recently
said that Mr.. Kennedy. a DEM
ocrat and counsel to the Senate
Rackets Committee. would use
every diversionary tactic ia
keep the committee from In
vestigating activities Of labor
and business in politics.
But Mr.. Kennedy said yes
terday that no work on the in.
vestigatlon can be done by the
staff until Senators Goldwatel
and Church, Democrat Of
Idaho. report to the COMMITTEES
next week. They were assigned
to reach an agreement on thu
proper procedure for the probe
Mr.. Kennedy said.
Await Report
at was clearly understood
that we, the staff. were not Il
make any investigation unit
this subcommittee reported.
he said. THAT was specific
They still haven't made thei
report and Senator Goldwate
knows that.
IF they want to go int
this subject, I'll be glad to g
into It,"
The exchange between Sen
ator Goldwater and Mr.. Ken
nedy foreshadowed possible fu
ture difficulties II the commit
tee, which comprises four Re
publicans and four Democrats
begins the investigation.
Both Ask Probe
Some Republicans, includin
Senator Goldwater. have aske,
flor an investigation Of whethe
labor unions have circumvente
Federal la win supporting Dem
ocratic candidates for Feders
office. Some Democrats. on tn
other hand, want an inveStiga
ton Of whether big bushes
has found loopholes in the la'
to support Republicans.
The committee started a.
investigation last year bU
dropped it after a political has
sic developed.
Mr.. Kennedy had planned t
leave the committee as chic
, counsel in August. But tn
. prospective investigation ma
; change his plans.
He said he has told the com
mittee this is not my career
that whatever they decided
do / would like to get 1t starte
and over with because I We
not anxious to stay aroun
here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20
Oil Price Fix
Case Settled
BY the Associated Press

Six big oil companies on the
West Coast have agreed to stop
any price fixing and other anti
trust practices. the Justice De-
|partment has announced.
The agreement came in the
form Of q consent judgment
approved yesterday by United
States District Judge James M
Carter in Los Angeles. AS q
result, the Federal Government
viii drop an antitrust com.
plant filed nine years ago.
The Justice Department sait
the companies had agreed Il
changes in many Of their prac.
tees. But the department
dropped a major proposal-that
the companies be forced Il
yield ownership or lease Of re.
J tail filling station in California
Washington, Oregon, Nevadi
and Arizona.
The companies were Stand.
ard Oil Co. of California, Shell
Oil Co., Richfield Oil Corp.
General Petroleum Corp, Tide
water Oil Co. and Union Oil CO
Of California
Under the Judgment, tn
companies agreed:
/. To give dealers a minimum
three-year supply contract dur
ing the next 10 years.
2. To lease filing stations t,
dealers on minimum three
lyear terms during the next /
years.
3. Not to force q reseller Q
their products to follow thei
fixed price.
4. To allow dealers to handl
petroleum products OF othe
companies.
5. Not to join in controllin
crude oil production for tn
purpose Of fixing crude o
prices.
9. Not to flx prices Of cruc
: oil or its products.
4 z. Not to discriminate again!
) anyone in exchanging crude o
products or using pipelines.
8. To contract for crude o
; purchases for no longer tina
: one year at q time.
The decree will remain
effect for is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20

q window to get the LIQUID In
side. H
A night Waterman found
flames licking around the doors.
Police quickly arrived and put
QUIT he fire, which caused little
damage.
White and African police pa
trolls In Lamontville we're
strengthened after the incident
but no further disturbances
were reported.
Other Districts Quiet
Other African districts were
reported quiet. Police remained
on duty at every African beer
hall in the Durham area.
Col. jenkins confirmed that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20


mittee yesterday by demanding
three or four hours to state his
IaSe.
The chairman. Senator Pas
tore, Democrat of Rhode Island.
told him:
IF your testimony takes Is
hours, you'll be given all the
time necessary. But no man Is
going to threaten this commit
tee"
Mr.. DAILY mentioned, among
other things. that he received
only two votes in the election
for Mayor and that he plans
to run for President in 1860.
Mr.. DAILY. a woodworker and
repairman. electioneered for
Mayor wearing an Uncle Sam
suit and sporting q big sign
marked perennial candidate
Started Time Dispute
He demanded that q Chicago
television station devote a.
much time in its news pro-
grams to him as 1t did to the
Republican and Democratic
candidates.
The station refused, but thu
Federal Communications Com
mission later ruled that undel
present law Mr.. DAILY was en-
titled to as much time In news
casts as any other candidate
Despite a plea by Attorne!
General Rogers and a common
by President Eisenhower tina
the ruling was ridiculous. tn
FEC stood by its Interpretation
Of the Communications Act.
Congress has been asked b!
radio and television network Of
ficlals to change the law. Tn
networks said the FEC rulinI
would make news coverage o
political campaigns impossible
The subcommittee seems +
lean toward exempting TV AM
radio newscasts, concentrate:
and special events from tn
equal time law.
Exemptions Asked
One bill before the commit
tee, proposed by Senate
Hartke, Democrat Of Indians
would also exempt debates an
panel shows. 1t would set u
standards as to who may b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20
African Gang Attempts
To Burn Social Center
THE EVENING STAR
Warrington, D. C.. Saturday. June 20. 1859

DURHAM June 20 AP)-A gang Of young African roughs
tried today to burn down social center at Lamontve
white Durham township six miles from Cato Manor where
four Africans were killed In Thursdays rioting.
COL r. D. Jenkins. deputy commissioner Of police reported
the gang threw gasoline the doors Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20
Quiz Hears Candidate
Who Started Time Row
By the Associated Press

Lar (America FrsD DAILY got all the time he wanted to
aeht for the eoual time rule on newscasts.
Mr. DAYS. hopeleSsy unsuccessful campaign Tor Mayor OF
Chicago led to hearings changing the controversial rule
the Senate Commerce Subcom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20

armored troop carriers loaned
by the army; were On their way
to Durham from Grahamstown
$50 miles away. They were ex-
pected to arrive tonight.
The South African Air Force
has also has offered spotter
planes TO the police. 80
All African beer halls -
trouble centers for Thursdays
riots and yesterdays isolated
demonstrations-were opening
today except one in Cato
Manor. - :
African women were ex-
pected to picket them again
and strong squads Of police
were posted.
Situation Under Control
Mayor w. z. Shaw told news
men last night he was satisfied
the police had enough men TO
deal with any new outbreak.
He pronounced the situation
under control.
-Four Africans were killed In
clashes with police that began
Thursday in Cato Manor, an
African slum quarter. Twenty
four Africans we're hospitalized.
Is Of them wounded by police
gunfire.
twenty-five buildings were
destroyed by fire, including
churches, municipal officeS,
shops, schools, clinics and post
Offices. 20
50 Women Arrested 40
The violence simmered down
yesterday. About so women
were arrested for picketing and
there were scattered demon=
STATIONS outside municipal
beer halls.
The women say the ban ON
home brew drives their menfolk
away from home to the beer
halls. But Mayor Shaw says
the brewing watts breed flies,
He said the city health depart.
ment staged raids early this
week on Negro speakeasies
called shebeens, to combat q
recent typhoid epidemic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20

One bill before the commit
tee, proposed by Senator
Hartke, Democrat Of Indiana.
would also exempt debates and
panel shows. 1t would set up
standards as to who may be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
AirHFA GIBSON TO
ArrrAR ON PERSON
TO PERSON. Ty SNOW

New York tANr) Tennis
champion Althea Gibson and com,
edlun Milton nerie win be visited
by Edward n Murrow Person to
Person" Friday April 3. 1850
hoo pm EST on the CHS Tel
evtaIon Network
Miss Gibson Just back from a
state Department Sponsored good
win tour 81 Latin countries Ia
South and Central America. viii
he interviewed by Murruw during
the second portion Of the show
she win be visited in her New
York apartment,
Aithca. who started out playing
paddle tennis on the sidewalks ~
Harlem has won all the important
tennis championships Currently
she Is the Wimbledon and y s.
womena national singles champion
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
Dorothy Dondridge
Now In Europe
Sfors In Film

Hollywood tANf'i Having
just read Ebony magazines April
ISSUE story, "ituw The Stars Sec
God fmganing the aepla oneBl 7
share the pride all % ~ feel IN
follow NO worda Of the title "-ro.
duy'a stars are highly Intelligent
persons who praise God and pass
up paths ~ sir There glfta
amount 10 millions
Now that the most famous %
the younger stars. Dorothy pand
ridge han again gone abroad on
location f0r u new picture ! can
add, that she not only IL devoted
20 religion, but Is devoted 10 the
Koapel Of hard work Having
known her since she was ~.
year.uld star Of iauretta Hutier's
dance school, am certain I am
better acquainted with her than
with any ~ the others now baak-
ing IN this new light ~ rvcngni.
ton that IL blessing the race Even
thon ahapcly little beauty. she
and her sister. Vivian. uacd 20 win
all contests AZ the 0id Rosebud
vaudeville and movie theatre on
Central Ave
Using her "a an example. but
not attempting g. east any dis.
arrangement uron the stars OF eau.
ransan hieosi II Ia comforting 10
note that she steers clear ~ scan
ials frequent marriages and ether
mix ups which while they make
good scandal reading, dnn't build
long lasting box office results, nor
makes them suitable idols for
movie loving kiidles You win re-
member aha wen two damage suits
against Confidential" and wits.
ror magazines
like | mentioned about Lena
Horne in recent column, she
newer torrcts or denies our early
acquaintance, SEINE ot my most
highly cherished photos were many
taken with her when Harry NJ
ropkin, gave her a. a 10 year cid
her first starring role in hts all.
colorvd cas-. thriller -Four shall
Die"
rat hack to Dots trip, She had
brief holiday In New York before
abe sailed aboard the Queen MARY,
| tor Iondcn last "Wednesday IN
New York she ialne,i sidney polt.
Ter. hcr ee-atAr IN Samuel Cold.
WINS motion picture production
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood
A MORNING WISH

The sun ls just rising ON the
morning ~ another day What can
i wish that this day may bring to
me2
Nothing that shall make the
world or others poorer, nothing
at The expense Of another; but just
those few things which in their
coming do not stop with me. but
touch me rather as they pass and
gather strength.
A few friends who understand
me and yet remain my friends
A work 10 do which has real
value without which the world
would feel the poorer A return
for such work small enough not
10 tax uudtdy anyone who pays
a mind uuafraid not 70 travel.
ever though the trail be not blaz-
ri
An understanding heart
A sight Of The eternal hills and
unfestlng sea. and Of something
beautiful the hard Of man hrs
made
A sense of humor and the pow
cr 20 laugh.
a little leisure with nothing 20
do
A few moments of quiet, silent
meditation The sense n The pres
ence Of God
And the patience 10 wait for
the coming 81 these things, with
the wisdom 10 know them when
they come w n. Hunt
From Mark Tyme's Scrap Book
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMItI.E

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Lady Day, BILLIE Hor,
ipAY Unable quite spell that which would allow
her EeH York supper packing baga furniture
bidding Along accompanied Nal valid
the two vii play society Britain Switzerland
and ya selected the
pond ~ which she plans to permanently reside
Another PEARL BAILEY doing right we'll She just
paid $4,000 fun length sable coat rncdenty Psare
Mae straight ygasway opened At the Tyo
theatre Chcagos packed That night
LIONEL HAMPTON jumping theatre
another south dde for swinging and angng audiences
chuekie the Week. "A years having
mother AK him where 40 q having his wife
The same question and at the end have he ourner" wondering too
The eagerly awaited BILLY DANIELS baby has
girl for y and bis wife fncdenty Bys daughter Diane
In Switzerland. utll be a bride June time
connded CLAUDIA MCNEIL recently More than anything
IA like ehnd" Hope you get your
10 "Haiah Gun, puts a o the part
connded BILLIE HOLIDAY shortly LESTER
PREY YOUEG8 DEATH always greatest
discovered the tt lady day When It
Franklin = president calling
president which naturally got shortened TO Pre-
TEMI'Egr creating quite singer JEF-
FRIES Speaking q perfect timing BILLY WARD leader Of the
poMfNoEa Quintet Hawaii the
United States celebration just
during the HutAbaiee Titled Pagan Love song
puxzier, Have you ever figured why apartment, house
wallis are thin when sleep and thick when aten727
Watch Of BILLY VIII
LAMs and BARBARA MeNAfR On Coral label the title isn't
singer Rosetta rhapes aoundsikei
has oandae Her sister recently joined SONNY
TIL doesn't owe his unciesa that thing lie finally up
$4,000 worth Of back
ORIOLES 3.
Happy Brtay VAUGHN who just celebrated number %
while obrrinE Keya ChcaaoWay Eteretel
ROY cAMrANEfAa viii een.ager who
recently with John along the
right singing group Chois This should
maka catupy land a lot 81 foIksl very happy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
THE WEEK
IN RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson
RECENT ALBUM RELEASES

hFstfsfNi ALBUM hfsssFstHFt7S
A number Of good buys In the
album category in both monanrai
and stereo has just been released
by some Of the leading record
companies. Included in the group
are works by Capitol. RCA, Warn
er Bros. and Savoy.
The Cap releases are the follow
ing,
"swtngin Pretty" featuring
Reely Smith. backed up by Nelson
Riddle and orch Keely IL in top
form on this set singing standards
that are especially suited 10 her
fine voice Her styling Is mel
low. especially on such tunes as
ITS Magic" "stardust," and
stormy Weather" Tunes are
based on the love theme and Rid
dies group helps bring out the
best II you want a singing
swing set. this Ia the LIP for
you Should score
Dorothy DouegAn Live'" ~
backed by bass and drums Dor
othy Donegan Is female dynamo
she is well known to jazz fans
She has been playing hot" Jazz
piano for some time, mostly
around Chicago and New York
City, and on this set makes her
album debut for Cap with ~
swinging numbers This gal
simply gases her audience All
action at the keyboard (she stands,
sits. or wigglcs according to mood
she has a heavy touch. a dazzling
style, and loves 10 swing Her
intro here Is the ever popular AZ
ter You're Gone" which warns
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
Rob posfol Truck Driver OF
Registered MoiI Sack

Toledo, = tANFb Willie Mel
ton 90, postal truck driver was
rohbed q a sack N registered mau
last week as Ne collected from a
pickup box Postal authorities said
the snck contained about $500
In cash
Melton had rarked his truck
near the University ~ Tols,lo and
had gone 10 the pickup box when
he FELT a gun in his back.
"This 10 a stiekup" he quoted
the man as saying AZ The came
time, hts revolver was removed
from his pocket
Tho rohher then climbed into
the mail truck ans took tho regis.
tered mail bag lie then ran across
the university campus ard into the
entranee Authorities said he prob
ably ran out ~ the building into
the campus parking lot ant ais.
appeared
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

And forgiving bitter trifles
That the right word often stiflea
For the little things are bigger
Than we often stop 10 figure
What makes life worth living
u our giving and forgiwng
Anon, in Friendly Cheer
UBtl next week, this Is go
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

PorRy ~ Hess. IN several m.
uonnl magazine Photographic sit
tings
IN England Dot win co star with
Trevor Howard in the Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr production of Scent
~ Danger" She win return to
New York 10 mid June 10 attend
the world premiere Of "Porgya
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
roo LATE9

when the son and hts wife were
told they had TO take care Of
TOMS mother. they were shocked
and very sad People who knew
nothing Of the circumstances let
tho young couple know how little
they thought Of them having 10
BE- taken To court and made 10 take
care of their muther"
Tom and Jane took his mother
home with them from the court
house. They showed her the room
she would occupy and asked her
10 decide on the necessary things
qhr would bring 10 their home
She told them she Ind very little
10 bring And 40 Mother moved
IN with them For short time
the house seemed large enough for
Tom. HIS family and his mother
r, wasn't long before Tom thought
he couldn't take u any longer
Ills wife and his mother both
trying TO run the house AT THE
SAME TIME
He. being in the middle, had
20 ask his mother TO please let
Jane run the house and try and
understand. lie could not really
love his mother. aitho he did try
he could not forget she had left
him and his sister when they were
too young TO take care OF them
selves
Mother started having CRYING
spells telling Tom he didn't love
nor show her any respect One
day. In desperation, he asked her,
what do you expect mo 70 DO
Mothers" You walked out 81 our
house when we needed you most,
STAYED away until We were mar
ried never getting in touch with
pad or us until you had no one
else 10 turn TO" We children
thought you did no; love as or
yea would have come home We
used 10 cry week In and week out
when you first left but being
Young we had 20 adjust 10 livinw
without YOU, Because you are my
mother I win take care Of YOU ne
best I can bu, I must ask you
10 let Jane rin this house In her
own way She is happy TO do what
she can for YOU but neither Of u"
have tina, love for a mother WE
hear our friends talk about. flames
mother died when she was very
yosing)
nut TOMS Mother continued 70
feel since she was his Mother
that shc could also DO as she
p,sased IN her SONS house N be
gan 20 took as though Tom would
have IN make choice between his
wife ard hls Mother
Then title Tomnsie became "
Tne doctor had come and gone
when Tcmmie began 20 choke
Ianc aid all abe could 20 help bat
the ehligs fare started 70 get blue
Grandma took him frcrn isne
arms held him up Nv his feet'
patted him on me hack ard reach
"a IN hls mouth snA pulled s'ir-
kew bone cut % his thrcat Y was
tiny bore but hsr holding hts
feet up viih his head down i'''>s.
snea the bore ard fsw aap-
prird " out
Today that - one 81 inc hap
rseSt hagnes voti ccuid enter Moth
~ saved hrr ht,ls rranasou's h's'
me docfcr sad - ioo
The PAS, seems 20 b. fargnftsr
which y a. h should he INT %
the suffering they hat - o. e
havs thslr eyes cpsn 10 the fact
that 80 c~r Is human co forxiNe
avine
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
KrNyArrAs OPINION or KrNyArrA

Nairob fANpl Kenyata convicted the leader
KenYa eonndni that the African
people all Asked Mt this perjury trial u Raw
recently popular figure
Kenyntta time bur now"
no Kuyu he replied Not only
OF d. Ilptyu but o ali African people"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
LIBERIA iNcnTAsiSd DIPLOMATIC sCOpr

tArILberaa diplomatic representation oRer'ohS
~ recently The law
provides missions be established IN he Republic
and South America II add
~ created particularly tbs
French frcan territories.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
Africa At A Glance
on TRACES IN NIGERIA

Korokoro nigeria Jshei Petroleum Develop
recently expiration ~e cofapst
Oh here recently An exploration
completed depth definite traces
be aHsensd until the nec"s
Aay appraisal drilling place also been found AZ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

News about Africa from shr
pens - African NATIVES l. rrx.
ular AMP scaturv Appearing In
this paper weekly.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
LONGEVITY DIrT

Johannesburg Africa fAhT steady Diet u meat ana
VIM npe n what Hermaaf
State Mokn resident of an
African settlement yntersbrg state told
old and he has three All over
years u his claim,