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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24
Walton Addresses
Oldest Inhubitunts

The Oldest Inhabitants, Inc.
last night heard a talk by Ber-
nard L. Walton. jr., professor
of music at Spingarn High
School, on flowers and gardens
in Europe.
Mr.. Walton toured Europe
last year on a grant by the
Agnes and Eugene Meyer Foun-
dalton.
The meeting was conducted
by William D. Nixon, president,
in Odd Fellows Hall, Ninth
and T streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24
Robertson Says Chino
BELONGS in Arms Plan
BY the Associated Press

foolproof system to control ornaments nuclear
weapns testing oud be negotiated Red China should be in
cud in it, the State Departments Far East specialist
But to include Red China, the system would have to be
sound and workable Walter Robertson Assistant Secretary
of State for Eastern Affairs told the Senate Disarmament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24
The Growing Horror
of Lung Cancer
ADVERTISEMENT

. Every heavy smoker will
develop lung cancer" says an
eminent doctor. II you do,
what are your chances for
survival? This article in March
Readers Digest gives you the
fearful odds, describes a lung
removal in detail >. tells you
about two simple tests which
reveal early symptoms Whils
there Is still time. Get March
Readers Digest todayl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24
Voting Rights Action
Slowed by Legal Issues

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. "a (AP)-The Justice Depart
ment awaiting word whether may proceed with its
suit against alleged denial of Negro voting rights in Macon
County.
Legal points which could spell out future success or
failure of the complaint left unsettled Yesterday in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24

S hearing. States attorneys
then will attempt to keep the
State out of the suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
Family of Four
Home, Puzzled by
Search for Them

BUTLER, Pa, April 81 (AP)
II don't see why anyone got
excited" says one of four menu
bers of a Western Pennsylvania
family which had been the SUBJ
ject of a 13-State police search,
1--WE went to Iowa to look
for farm equipment parts" ex-
planned John Perkins, 70, of
Fenelton, Pa, last night after
he was told he had been listed
as missing since Friday.
The family arrived home
early last evening. They said
they had been in the Des
Moines area.
With Mr.. Perkins were his
son, Chester, 81; Chester's wife,
Elizabeth, 48, and their son,
Harry 26.
The four left the home OF
Mrs. Anna Mae Armitage of
Beloit, Ohio Thursday. Mrs.
Armitage is a daughter of Ches-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21

tary Of the Sherpa Himalayan
Society. told newsmen he has
received a memorandum signed
by Sill sherpas of the northern
districts asking King Mahendra
for protection.
The memorandum. signed by
top ofiicials Of the Himalayan
society. gives details of alleged
Red Chinese incursions deep
inside Nepal under the excuse
Of chasing fleeing Khamba reb-
els. Mr.. Vidya said he is con-
tacting palace officials to Ak a
date to present the petition.
Nepal's daily paper Mother
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ter Perkins. They were believed
on their way home.
But when they did not ap-
pear Friday, relatives asked
State police help in locating
them. The FBI also was
alerted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
Northeast Area
Facilities Asked

The District Recreation De-
partment will be petitioned for
better facilities in Northeast
WASHINGTON by the, Edgewood
Civic Association.
The group will ask for toilet
facilities at the Langley center
at Lincoln road and T street
NE. At the same location ten
mis- courts have not been used
for many years because of the
poor condition of the, surfaces,
a resolution adopted last night
said.
The meeting was held at
Franklin P. Nash Methodist
Church. Lincoln road and U
street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
NepaI Torture
Laid 10 China

KATMANDU. Nepal. April 81
(AP) .-Nepall sherpas (porters)
charge that Chinese Communist
troops are footing, torturing
and raiding villages along the
Tibetan border. 1t was authori-
tatively revealed here today.
q. N. Vidaya, general secre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
May, June and July

TULSA, Okla. (APl.-Appar-
entity the months of the year
appeal to one Tulsa family.
Mr.. and Mrs. July Tulsa named
one of their daughters June.
Mrs. Tulsa's maiden name is
May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
Park Place Closed
To Traffic for Time

Park place NV. - between
Rock Creek Church road and
Kenyon street - has been
closed temporarily to traffic.
The Highway Department
has posted signs to re-route
traffic through nearby Warder
and Seventh streets NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
Every man a hero :. family man..
and GT1I-Medical Service subscriber!

Every single one of us in our unit has enrolled
with CHI and Medical Service.
''And it sure pays off when you need it. 1t
has covered me for almost SIX hundred dollars
in hospital and doctor bills.
Only CHI blue Cross provides hospital benefits
WITHOUT dollar tInn for most conditions.
CHI recently paid for one subscriber. during one
illness, bill totaing SIS 694 or. more than half
the families in Washington earned last year. For
full details on the north more features OF CHI and
Medical Service protection, write to: CHI, Trans
portatIon Building. Washington 8, d. c. or can
Republic $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21

land. quoting its own cores
pendent from the sherpa village
Of Namche Bazaar. 10 miles
northeast Of Katmandu, said
the Chinese Army raided Gya-
bra village, It sealed all houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21

These men are trained for trouble-tO
foresee trouble, to avoid it, to lick it. OF
course they would have Washington's
own Blue Cross and Blue Shield protec-
ton plans. Let Forrest Roper, of Truck
Company 8, tell you why.
''Our whole training as fire fighters teaches US
that the best way to stay out of trouble is to be
ready for it'' says, Fireman Roper.
I'VE carry that thinking into our private
lives too. That's why we chose the finest
hospital and doctor bill protection we could get
for our families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21

and arrested inhabitants for
interrogation about alleged
Khamba rebels in hiding. the
report said. Property Of veal
thy sherpas was reported con-
fiscated.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-22
REVISED BYLAWS
OF The
Croatian Fraternal Union
CON STITUTION


Name, Place Of Business and Jurisdiction
Section l. The name Of the society 10: Gro
attain Fraternal Union Of America"
Section 2 The Headquarters of the Croatian
Fraternal Union are in Allegheny County Penn
sylvania.
Section s. The Croatian FraternaI Union
transacts its business In the United States of
America and in Canada.
Section f. The Croatan Fraternal Union Is
exclusively beneficial and fraternal organization.
There is place in its ranks for any political
religious controversy; 1t conducts its activities In
accordance with the Bylaws, which are in harmony
with the laws of the States wherein it is licensed
to do business.
Section s. The purposes Of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union
~ To practice mutual assistance among its mem
bers by the payment of death benefits and
and aiding the aged and needy, as provided
in these Bylaws, and as allowed by the laws
Of the States of the United States and Prov
inces Of Canada wherein it is licensed to do
business
b. To unite through its lodges and Nests Croa-
tians other Slavs, and their descendants
O. To promote national social, intellectual and
moral sentiments among its members, and to
encourage it's members to become citizens Of
the United States or Canada
d. To support and maintain Children's Home
located in Des Plaines Illinois.
o To promote among its members the motto
"AI for One and One for AL"
Supreme Administration
Section g. The Supreme Administration of the
Croatan Fraternal Union shall consist Of:
~ The Convention, which is the Supreme Legis-
lative and Judiciary Body;
b. The Supreme Board, which is the Governing
Body;
o. The Executive Board, which is the Admins
d, The High Trial Board which is the Judiciary
Body.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-22

Iu0 S0P1olIk0 S0CzOt6Iy
Section "a. The Supreme Secretary has super
vision over his department, and answers all ques-
tions and communications relating to same. He is
responsible for all the bookkeeping of the Croatian
Fraternal Union and issues and countersigns all
checks pertaining to his department.
In the absence Of the President, he substitutes
for him at meetings of the Executive Board and
Finance Committee. He records Executive Board
minutes and il responsible for the safekeeping Of
all Convention, Supreme and Executive Boards and
Finance Committee Minutes.
Section 65 The Secretary shall publish h
monthly in the Official Organ a summary Of all
disbursements, and at the beginning Of each year,
report Of receipts and disbursements for the pre-
eadin4 --~-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-22

attain Fraternal Union its lodges. members shall
require q change, amendment, to any section Of
these Bylaws, the Supreme Board must submit
same to the Delegates for decision, two-thirds Of
the Supreme Board, or one-t third Of the lodges re-
presenting third Of the adult membership vote
In favor thereof
IF majority of the votes cast are in favor,
such changes or amendments become effective on
tho first day Of the month following tho conclusion
Of such voting.
Section 81 The Supreme Board may, by ma
jority VOTE institute legal proceedings in any Court
to defend the honor and good name Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union against anyone who caused or
intends to cause damage to the Society.
Section 81. The Supreme Board shall see that
Al Convanton slocted OfficeEs and Okfciala Lodges
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-H.E.
COLORED
WOODBRIDGE

Bungalow. 43Os 22rd st. me-. det
brk. living rm.. fireplace. dining
nm. kit. 2 bedrms., bath on f1rSt
floor, finished Tm. on 2nd. rec.
Tm., aarage, screened front porch
ARTHUR L. CURLING, LA. g.
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GEO. w. ROBERTSON

1895 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-212a
Once Open Sat and Sun, Q to
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MICHIGAN PARK


4126 14th st. ne, Monastery
corner detached brk. side hal
entrance, liv, rm., din. rm;. spae'
rm. utility rm., toilet in bsmt
built-in garage. ARTHUR L
CURLING. La. 6-6631, La. $500
RIGGS PK.-white or colored, I'm
home; near all cony. 72l Oele-
thorpe st. ne. OPEN.
ALLEN REALTOR RA. 6-3333
1918 MASS AVE. N.E.-very firsi
offering of this lge. row brk home
5 complete apts.. 5 kits. oil heat
Al cond.. good income producins
property or restoration. Only
Sl3.500; 81 900 down; $106 mo
TU. 2-2101, VIII. 2-929l. STONE
d MARCELLO.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Attractive 4-bedrm., 2-bath Cape
Cod with finished rec. rm., in very
dsirable location. on street park
ing. Lower eos.
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COIORED 1908 VARNUM ST
NW.-2O-ft. row brick home
large front porch lst A.. liv. rm.
in porch: md n. 3 nice bedrms
tile bath, built-in porch: attic
large dry basement: Eas h.-w.h.
priced only Sl5.500 Must be seen
TO be appreciated. Omen Sunday
z to s. M; Ryan; DE. 9;511s
street n N NE CI1nn
Evening star., 1959-12-06

OLOhED-hlGOS fhs-Do YOU
earn $500 a year and can af-
ford S10S q mo-, everything incl ?
Then this immac. 3-bedrm. brick
colonial with sep. din. rm,. IA
baths and rec. rm. Is the house
for you. Please call Mr., Levy for
further details. LO. 5-36S7. SUB
URBAN PROP, Mgt
COLORED-AREA OFF RIGGS PIX,
term. .det. brick home. fire.
place in large liv. rm., will acri-
fee at S17.950 Exclusive with
Mr.. hish o m, WOODBRIDGE
REALTY, WA. 7-07S2. NO. g
1908.
COLORED- BLADENSBURG AND
ST. N.E.-S500 cash. $40 mo
Clean, 6-rm. row brk, gar. Front
porch. Price $1,000. JOHN R.
HOKE. NE. S-l5Sl vk. days;
EN- 3-354S
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1445 RoXanna Rd. NV
Open Sun, 2 til 6

Last NEW split-level in the Shep.
herd Park section. Located neal
leading Synagogues. 3 bedrms. anC
3 full baths. For information, cal
ia. 9-57l4.
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& COMFORT

2 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES, beauti-
fully located mr.. Olney and con-
ylently priced. 3-bedrms,. full
baths. rec. rm, carport, Excellent
financing. Call Mr.. Whip OF
MAYNE REALTY COMPANY, WA.
4-Q32o after N m
Evening star., 1959-12-06
ATTRACTIVE RAMBLER
Marsteller, McCabe g. Co.

ATTRACTIVE best describes thi,
lovely rambler; close to public
transp. and new shopping plaza
completely redecorated and in ex.
cellent cond: full basement; .
twin-siZe bedrms. HUGH T. PECK
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COIORED--lith Ann AIIIsnN 8,

COLORED. QUINCY ST. NV,
facing Soldiers Home Pk.-6 rms,
. enclosed and heated porches
bath and pwd. rm., I'd A.: mod
kit. long rear yd., with Gear
garage; St2,5O0. with substa ntial
cash Shamwell. AD o-5o"0
DOUGLAS AND SHAMWELL, INC
RA 3-6Ra5
Evening star., 1959-12-06
BERENS BEST BUYS

ONCE Open Today Til 3
Frederick w. BerenS
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY CO. OFFERS
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. 3016 "O'
st.-4-yr-old lge brick rambler
z rms. lge. b.r., baths, lge
family rm., clubrm.. maids rm.
and bath: garage. Open 2-5 pm.
HILLCREsT. off Pa. ave. 1923
Pope st-Open to 6. Vacant.
Det. brk. rambler, 8 rms. 3 bed
rms. lge. attic rm., full bsmt
with rec. rm, and bath: porch: d:
level lot $1,000 dn. Out Pa. ave,
left on Texas ave. to Carpenter
and Pope SITS.
EXCLUSIVE HILLcREST - Near
park. Prac new, spacious brick
baths, lge. knotty-pine clubrm.
scr. porch: gsrage: lge. level lot
S3l $50
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 3403 Wheel
er rd.-Det.: q rms, > tile baths;
approx. l-acre corner lot. zoned
for aptS. Price right with sub
stantial cash. BY appointment.
ANACOSTIA, l4th St, nr. Good
Hope Dirk, & rms. . baths.
pch Priced right with substantial
cash.
NEAR PA. and MINNESOTA AYES.
1907 Park pl.-Vacant. Large
det. shingle, q rms. with 5
bedrms.. full bSmt.: oil h.-wh.:
lge. level lot. S1l,500. Best offer.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. nr. s. Capt.
tol st-Semidet. brick, like new.
. rms: 3 br.. LIST a. pwdr. rm.,
full bsmt. w/rec rm., dishwasher,
disposal. FHA approved. Sl3,50O.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH - Ideal for
nursery. large family or rooming
house: 10 rms, 3 baths: 2-car
garage; l00-ft. front lot. BY
appt., 10. 2-2l37.
MINNESOTA AVE. nr. Pa. Ave.
Semi-det hrirk. lRe rms, .
sncl. pchS., recr., rm., oil h.-w.h..
BY appt.
ANACOSTIA, 1645 You" st.-Det
shinele, Z rms, baths q on lst
flrD: arranged for 1-2 families
gas h-w.h: garage; deep lot.
$4,000
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C0LORED-5725 9Th ST. NV
Attractive semidet. brick. 2 bed.
rms, 2h baths, rec rm.. scr. nch
large lot, pvt entr. to DAYLIGHT
bsmt storm sash. diShwasher. dis
nosal, washer. DRYER: unusual
Built by srch'te"t-owner. Make
NFer. nuicl- tn o-1RRS
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HOUSES FoR SALE-R.E.
BUY FROM OWNER
CAPITOL HILL
ol Tfh st Me-

Open, 2 to s
Unusually lovely 3-bedrm. Com
pletely remodeled. Brick, large
rooms. Secluded garden, S1S,600.
STEVENS, FE. 3-3053.
CAPITOL HILL-Ovner sacrificing
this 7-rm and 2-bath semidet
brick home in good cond.: only
4 blks. from the Senate once
Building; ideal for apartments,
as It has sep, upstairs entrance;
S9,950, Ii. 3-0l29, JOSEPH A
HERBERT a. SONS.
CAPITOL HILL-oPEN SUN. I-5-
llS 4th st. ne. Semidet. brick B.
story. Features rec. rm.; 8 apts.
with sep. entrances. IA rms; 8
mod: baths; 2-car gar. MR.. VAN
DEMARK. Ewes, HU. 3-S792
r A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors, Ma
6-5020.
CAPITOL HnL-SlO,95O: Open
Sun. l-5. 400 A st. ne. Colonial
row brick. 5 rms, bath, nice size
rear ward. In an area Of restored
homes; r. A. HUMPHREYS, Ma.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Open Sun. 1-5.
324 First ST. Sc, stones throw
to the House once Bldg. 3 rms.
bath. lge. front and rear yards !:
GAS DASHBOARD HOT-WATER
HEAT Mr.. Kreiter on premises
Ewes, VIII. 2-4679. R. A. HUM
PHRIES, realtors, Ma. S-5020.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

ST. FRANCIS PARIsH-S5OO down
buys 3 bedrm. semidet, brick In
best loc.: will sell fast. MORRIS
REALTY. Rltrs., LU. 2-3362. LU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

like 1t very much. but have
never before had to think
about what 1t would be like
to live there.
I have been assuming that
we will not need passports
before we go but can at
tend to the red tape after
we arrive. If this is not cor
rect, please tell me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

opinion We are thinking
mainly about winter clothes
at this time, of course.
II there is anything else
we should know before we go
that I haven't thought of. I
would appreciate being told.
We have been to Montreal a
number Of times on visits.
mostly In the summer and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

ably have to live in an apart
ment for the first year or so.
My daughter is wondering
about clothes. I have told her
that she should wait until we
get there to stock up. How
ever, a few words from an
expert with experience would
probably be much more likely
to carry weight than my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

tentatively planning on liv-
ing in Montreal West. How
ever, the caliber of the schools
will be a decisive factor in
choosing our home.
I am also wondering about
whether I should take all Of
my appliances. I have a wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

er-dryer combination and a
freezer that I especially want
to take. Would ! have any
particular use for my window
fan. my dehumidifier or my
small heaters? We will prob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Seeks Good Public School in Montreal

am wondering If anyone has any recent information
about the quality of the public schools In Montreal Canada
My child gifted child and presently attends North
Bethesda Junior High School, Are there schools in Mont
real which would favoaby compare with North Bethesda and
Walter Johnson both to teachers and students? We are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Summer Park
Band Starts

Latest TO add musical enjoy
mcnt TO Dctroitcrs is the eight
week tour of the Ncighborhood
Parks Band under the direction
Of llcrschcl Leib
These musicians will play at
ncighborhood locations across
the city, visiting different park
each day during the week except
wcckends.
The 40-picce band consists of
all professional musicians and is
sponsored by the Department of
Parks and Recreation and the
Music Performance Trust Fund
The band is known for its
fine artistry, playing symptom
ic arrangements and standard
classics as we'll as iazz.
The second week of concerts
will feature Baritone William
DcAlaria 1t 8 pm. on Monday,
June 20 at Clark Park, Vernon at
Clark: Tuesday ~ Lipkc Park,
Van Dyke at Suzanne; WcdncS-
day - Balduck Park, Warren at
Canyon; Thursday-Slocpcl Park,
Outer Drive at Evergreen and
Friday Palmer Park, Ponl
chartraln at Hamilton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
MFEPC Probe
Job Gases
Az Conference

Meeting in Kalamazoo, the
Michigan Fair Employment Prac.
tees Commission accepted rec
concentrations OF investigating
commissioners and staff for the
settlement Of three cases result.
in in hire or rchirc of the
claimants.
/ ficcn cases were concluded
bv ne Commission. In those in
wnlcn Investigation tended TO
support the claimants allcga-
lons. the Commission strovc for
adjustment through its concilia.
ton procedure. The cases in
wlch Job offers resulted include
teacher re-employed as sub
stitutc who is TO be offered a
pcrmacnt contract in the fall by
school board in the state. the
employment of production as.
scmblcr by large auto body
producer, and the hire of a la
borcr by a contract suppIicr of
short term workers. In htc other
eases which were closed, claims
were dismissed for lack of cyi-
dcncc.
The Commission, meeting in
the new student center of West
crn Michigan University. ac.
ccptcd staff reports on a recent
teacher placement conference
held on the WMU campus, and
developed plans for other com
munity programs in Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti, and Grand Rapids.
More than a dozen Kalamazoo
leaders and members of the com.
employment advisory
council in the city attended the
Commission meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27

and more than that numbers Of
Colorcd students arc in college
preparing themselves for gradua-
ton"
Dancy urged parents and child.
less adults to give the young pco-
pic helping hand
In his closing remarks Dancy
said thousands Of opportunity
doors that were closed to Negroes
years ago are now open, but we
must be prepared to take our
rightful places in the more than
$4,000 different occupations
available in this country.
Prior TO Mr. Dancy's message
Wilbcrt A. Kelley was honorcd
as the Father of the Year of Pco.
pies Community Church
A plaque was presented in
memory Of the pastors father
the late Rev ii. f. Stewart. Pre-
sensations were made TO the old
est and youngest fathers present,
81 and % years Of age rcspec-
lively.
The Mems Chorus and the Boy
Scouts furnished the songs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Capitol RUshes New
Jonah Jones Disk

Jonah Jones bouncy inStru-
mental recording of High Hopes
is being rushed out this week
by Capitol Records. Jonah and
his hard group romp through
the catchy tune in brief min
ute and 40 seconds packed with
gay rhythm and bearing the UNI
miStakablc Jones touch.
JOnah'S swinging rendition Of
"Iligh Hopes" is the second re-
leased by Capitol. Frank Sina
tra's vocal version was released
few weeks ago. and Is already
on national charts. High Hopes
is from the soon o-bcrclcascd
film. "A Hole in the Head" a
Sincap Production for United
Artists.
Flip side is "Hit Me Again. ="
an infectious instrumental fea.
uring piano, as we'll as Jonahs
nutcd trumpet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27

his suspension and that, there
fore. he is ineligible to be a
candidate Tor office at the Spc-
cial eject on
Mr.. Williams was suspended
from his office As branch prcsi-
dent on May & after he had adj
miltcd to Executive Secretary
wilkins that he had publicly adj
vgOcatcd meeting Violence with
violence" and stopping "lynching
with lynching."
The suspension ordered by Mr..
wilkins was sustained by the
Board of Directors following a
hearing on the charges that the
North Carolinian's statement had
been in violation of NAACP pol
icy and inimical to the best in
tcrcst of the Association The
Board extended the suspension
To cover a Six-month period end.
ing Nov. q, 1859
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Courtesy And Safety

DETROIT - If each and every
motorist would be more cour-
tcous. there would be fewer ac-
cidcnts over the Fourth of July
weekend than there were during
the recent two-day Memorial Day
holiday.
Martha Johnson, Dodge safety
consultant, offers the following
suggestions for your July Fourth
motor trip:
l. Have your care safety.
checked.
2. Plan on the unexpected.
3. Drive at a safe speed.
4. Don't drive il drowsy.
5. Steer clear of tavern f0g"
IL you follow these suggeS.
tons. you may prevent an acct
dent - your own.