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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04

REDUCED-This custom-built, all
brick home, in excellent condition,
is a must-see for the purchaser
who appreciates the best. In q
wonderful, convenient location;
featuring true center hall, livins
room With fireplace, stately dining
room, solariunl, very nice kitchen
and 8 bedrooms; basement with 4
separate storage rooms; fenced
yard, trees. shrubs and flowers
make this home show place. De-
yet the convenience Of bus, shops
and schools. Make an appoint
msnt with US today. Price,
S26,950. Call IA. $4,000.
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ASSUME OVER $4,000 huge CT
4Iaeo loan. This beauty has Just
been listed: an all-hrick rambler,
wi.s 3 bedrooms, fireplace in large
living room, Ia baths, ALICE
kitchen with eating space; large,
level. fenced lot. Price, $lS,950.
What q terrific buy-won't last.
Call WE, S-6700.
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GARAGES

CAP. HILL. conv. to all ofc. bldgs,
Area well lighted at night: SIS,
Ii. 4-4477. EX. 3-1575.
2-CAR GARAGE, will rent sepa.
rately or together. by day, ewes.
or "a hrs, payable monthly: near
Library Of Congress and Capitol.
Ii 7-TOI2
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
md trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE g. INVESTMENT CO. 3l9
Southern Bldg, Ma. S-3331; i'm
mediate service. 10 to 4:30 pm.
MONEY. End TRUST-We will buy
End trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd.
CT Va; Reasonable rates. Ma
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y.
ave. NV. MA. S-5S3S.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
and End trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO.. INC. IA. 7-5s0o.
End TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid: Md. Va, D. C.
Call daily or nights. VIII. 6-61S2
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EDNOh AkEA!-Over an acre
Paved roadl Good elevationI Slight
slope to rear S3,5O0l Eve. 10. g.
SSgg5 SSna GREATER MARYLAND
IN LOVELY BANNOCKBURN, on
paved street. 95-ft. front; over "a
acre; beaut. trees. Priced, $4,000.
a. G; HOUGHToN g. SON. INC.
Cali Mr.. Haisht, OIL. 4-7968.
INDUSTRIAL AREA-Have you Z
need for 20.72 acres with q d.
yersity OF USAGE within the recon-
menoeo industrial area Of Fairfax
Go? Tnis tract Lies between the
its intersection with Shirley hwy
1000 IT,. Of frontage on Rte. i.
Plat available. Call French Tram
nell. DE. 2-5503. Ewes. and Sun
days FL, 5000. FARMS q
ACREAGE INC, Realtors, 1905
2Uth ST NV.
LINCOLNIA PARK-Lot y acre,
5000. AL SMITH, XII. S-6652.
Ewes. JE. 2-O454.
10 LOTS IN va, SI,7O0 per lot
Excel. loo. for ioW-cost homes.
sewer and water at property line.
subdivision approved. Vicinity
new shopping center. Lots average
10000 50. IT. .29e6 down. Excel
tent terms. Call Thomas Hunting
ton, 81, $4,000; ewes, ia. S-S2OS.
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.. Realtors
25 ACRES-suitabie for small
builder and for investment. on
nieck top road. Near an existing
SUBDIVISION; $500. Timber is
Broker, Manassas, va. Empire 8.
5131.
II5 ACRES-Fairfax Co., lust of
Shirley freeway, south OF Ft Rel
yo!r exit. City water avail. Beauti-
full woodland with long frontage
on Accotink Run, $1,000 an acre,
Terms avail LYNCH BROS, INC,
Realtors, Springf1eld, Va. FL. 4.
1000 CLOSED Sundays.
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ALL CASH
Mont. and Prince Georges Counties
PETERS & sOLER
10. 5-2l3l. HE. 4-2040, JU. b-6e07
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MAIN ST, nearby Mont. Co.-Lge.
brk bldg. suitable many uses: lot
llS-ft. frontage; $4,000. TAM
MARIO, Pc. 2-365a.
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CARS
WANTED

Desperately needed; good clean
cars. any make or model. Cash
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NEAR MAYFLoWER HOTEL
Small once Bldg.
ca" Zone. Price Only
$4,000. Ground Alone
Valued at Much More Than
Price. Mr. Rowland with
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. LU. 1909
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT

INDUSTRIAL BLDG. ON BLAIR RID.
Fireproof shop. approx. 300 So. #.
Sep. once bldg. Park 4 cars.
$500 "a. IT,. of ground. Ideal for
small specially shop. Rent. $500
per mo. Call Mr.. Metzger, ST.
$1,000.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

BEFORE YOU SELL see Lefty and
Pat WEIGH, WEST MOTORS. INC,
1893 Wis. ave-, EN-. 1858.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cara
VILE A stSIon s xLhfsn' 4sao f.
ave, Hyattsville, Md, WA. 7-l2S0,
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AVIATION
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACK HOE; Northwest 3t-yard
shovel; crane boom and h-yard
clam shell incl; all in very eood
cond. Also case 500 front-end
loader. in very good cond. CARR,
INC, CT. $4,000.
CRANE, American 25-ton truck,
9O-ft. boom and 15-ft. jib; AC
Hid. 9 @ loader: Gallon roll-o-
matte, 24-in chief: c.. H. and Z.
to 4 ton tandem roller; Cat No.
IL grader; Ingersol rand. 126
Settle estate. Write STANLEY
PRINCE. S15 sth St, Laurel, Nd.
FORD, Ferguson tractor. with
sttachment: Teas. Can Il. n 8.
4630Sor 10. 7-2542 after pm.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

STORAGE SPACE, 1000 So. #.
wanted, virginia, vicinity of Lor-
ton, Woodbridge, s. Fairfax Co.
Heat and light required. 1-yr.
lease. Ma. S-3432.
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CONN. AVE.
$70-$s0 ROOM

Choice suites Of 1873 rooms. i'm
mediate occupancy. free use OF
building conference room. Park
ing next to building. Apply Man
agsr. Dupont Circle BLDG. AID.
4-3200.
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FARMS

MD. ORCHARD for sale or will
trade for farm or city property.
125-A - over 1000 peach and
apple trees; SIN. house; ample
equipment; good packing shed.
Write Box lot Star. 81
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
225 acres, fine buildings. stream,
woods. Good income producing
farm. Excellent for investment.
Convenient to Rte. $40.
5 to 10 acres with good 6-bedrm.
Colonial home. Excellent bank
barn, 40xS0; other buildings. Just
beyond Poolesville on Rte. 4l9.
Good roads and Transportation
View OF Leesburs hills and Sugar
Loaf Ewes, call Mr.. Rose, GA.
W. G. 4 A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
POTOMAC OFFICE
Ak. 9-g563 AK. 0-93S6
- ACRES-l mi. corp. limits Of
Leesburg. Suitable for subdtvidins;
500 per acre. SP. 1889,
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LET'S TRADE
THE ARSOLuTE END
DU. $500

LOOKING FOR the unusual
and exceptional? In ex-
elusive area, close to z
Corners. Step down TO COX
15-ft. living rm., bright and
beautiful equipped kitchen.
Separate dining rm., left.
screened porch. 3 big bed
rms. 1.-THE master Is q
suite), finished rec. room
with fireplace. 2-ear at
tached garage. A custom
home, very different in de-
sign. just redecorated and
t5 npSSS. ATLAS so''R Really ~
Co, 4751 Lee hwy. corner
Glebe rd.)
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FRANCoNIA-Si7,5OO
s:bedhrm. rambler rsdec;: stove;
lots lover Is acre) Assume bh16
FLA loan. FL. 4-2le4.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
MONEY TO LOAN

BEVERLY BEACH, ND; year-round
cottage; all modern improvements !;
: blks. to beach. KE. S-6727.
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LINC0LNIA PARK-Lot y acre,
$500; AL SMITH, XII. S-6652.
COMMERCIAL GROUND

AT LEAST 1,00O-ft. frontage on
Rte. so. Pr. Geo. Co; ideal for gas
station, restaurant, ETC.; 2 homes
incl; 1st time offered. TN. 4-S5S3
peter j. hagan & son
KENsINGTON r $4,000 to $4,000
So. IT. subject to reZoning, bound
ed by 3 streets, one a major high
way: ideal for .drive-in or retail
business requiring good parking
facilities. Cali Mr.. Revane, JOSEPH
8. DEVEREUX, INC, LO. 5-49SS.
KENILWORTH AVE.-2,46 acres,
long frontage. 2 roads, priced
right; a; A.. PuGLISI, Realtor,
R0CKVMLE-15,000 so. it., in the
heart of town, adjacent to large
shopping center and city parking;
large frontage. Priced right and
ready TO go BRIDGES a. PETER,
INC Po. 2-4374; ewes. GA. 4
ideal loc.-Approx.
1000 So, IT,, zoned CO, with
to suit tenant. BRIDGES q Pc
TER, INC, Pc. 2-4374; ewes.
GA 4-S196.
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In good colored ne. section: clean
and in excellent condition: only
$4,000: assume 4aeo mortgage.
Call Mr. Cafritz, ewes. and Sun,
DREYFUSs BROS, INC.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. s-05sO
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

COUPLE desires to 5 acres for
domestic within IS miles OF D. c.
some trees. State loc.. price and
terms. Write Box 3s-B, Star.
WE NEED MORE LOTS, acreage or
farms in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04

FALLS cHURcH-For only SI4,-
fran1e-and-brick house on 94-acre
lot In prestige neighborhood
Owner is moving TO Florida and
authorized US to sell at this price.
Very clean house on busline. This
one will sell fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04

q UNITS, vicinity 18th and
Columbia rd.-Gross income, $2O,-
300; asking 100000. Mr.. Kolker,
EN-. 2-l579; LEGUM & GERBER,
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BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC. REALTORS

BOY, Oh BOY! If you haven't
bought yet, come see this ALL
brick rsncher in heart OF Ar
linGton. Lovely liv. I'm. with, nre-
place: formal din. nm, 8 bedrms.,
2 full baths I'm. rec. rm, Abso-
iutely the prettiest wooded lot,
complete with fence and patio.
walk to Grade school: near jr.
high and Dennis O'Connell: ST.
600 down, S117 mo- SlS,500,
now, JE. $4,000. VIM. 4. cHAP-
NAN REALTY, INC. REALTOR,
G01 W, Broad. Falls Church. Va.
MESSED SACRAMENT PARISH =
A large. brick. 3-bedrm. colonial:
large living rm. with fireplace.
separate formal dining nm. and
well-eauipped kitchen. full base
Inent and hot-water heat, plus ga
rage and fenced yard. Reason
ably priced at SCI $50. TOWN g.
COUNTRY REALTY, TIE. 6-l415,
q It'll
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GOTHAM

800 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-7300
JEFFERSON VILLAGE = Popular
Fails Church cape cod home with
full basement; 3 bedrooms, IL
large dormitory TYPED; rear screen.
porch. Assume an S11,500 loan
at $50 pitt. or rehnance under
FLA with only $3.50 cash required.
Total price. Sl5.750, Can IA.
CO., 1900 Wilson blvd.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(cONIlNUEpl

Paved road Good eieystionl siishi
slope TO rear S3,5O0! Eve, 10. 8.
S SggSSSn1 GREATER MARYLAND
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$500 DOWN
$3.50 DOWN

4 BEDRMS. -$13,5OO
Frame ram ram rambler, has 1 bedrooms,
large lot; in Falls Church area
walk to schools, bus and shops
VIII take FLA contract.
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
9 TIL 8 JE. 4-490O
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SALE
MANFLO INDUS. CENTER
VIRGINIA

ga acres. commercial. Herndon,
5000 50. II.
Z acres. industrial. Herndon. S0.35
50. II.
3 acres. industrial, Herndon, So.4O
So. It.
3 acres, apt. ground, Falls Church.
81 .25 50. IT.
ga acres, Re-. Arlington. Ss.400
per acre.
acres, zoned industrial. TT. sid
ins, 81 90 SO. II.
AL have sewer and water.
Building lots Arlington and Falls
Church. $4,000 Up.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
Realtor. IA. 1915
Ewes. and week ends, IA. s-4ei4
or IA. 7-5927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04

4:FAAiILY APT. BLDG, block
Gross, $3.50. $500 viii han.
die; asking only SCI, 900. W. C.
SMITH, DI. 7-141l. eyes,, FE.
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INVEST. PROP. WAIVED
APT. BLDG, 1880 units-Regard-
less Of eond Z r. sTEFFEY. u

APT. BLDG.-i wish to trade a "a
unit AAA motel on U. s. 301 in
y, C. for apartment building in
Metropolitan Area. Write Box
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4-uNIT APT

10 UNITS, N.W.-Mod. Diet. apt.
and in so o66D eond hW @ excel OfH ons
term investment. Call RIA. 6.47OO
or La. 9-0414, I. MASON q CO.
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WOODS: S25.5OO; in
S35.00Q neighboFhood-3-bedrm..
2h-batA brick rambler: eating
space and dishwasher in kit, an
ished daylight rec. rm.; level lot
with tall old trees, excel eond.,
an unusual find-see II and you'll
agree IT'S just as good as 1t
sounds.
FIRST TIME ADvERTISED-Good
little house in close-in N. Arl..
walking distance to fast bus: full
bsmt. with rec. rm.: level lot with
trees. Big 4base loan to take over
with reaS. cash. A real buy at
RENT OR BUY-Handsome Eng
lish Colonial in excel. cloSe-in N
Arl. Liv. rm. with huge ceilings,
din, rm. for the biggest furniture,
private bath OF the master bed
rm.. rec. rm. with hrepl., garage.
screened porch. Big low interest
loan TO take over, or owner will
consider renting: S26.950.
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RUSTIC MELoDY--Artistic design
and scenic setting In this brick
and oversize cedar shake single
bi-level. on ga acres in Vienna.
Large pond stocked with flshl, 4
large bedrooms 2 baths; double
room with beamed ceiling, llx22
completely equipped kitshen with
room with built-in natural wood
buffet, inside garage, . porchcs
and q side deck: many extra fea-
lures too numerous to mention
in this owner-built home; ire
mendous value is yours in this
2-year-old house.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
tcoNTINuEDl
Judiciary SQUARE Area

4-UNIT APT. HOUSE
Properly zoned ofices of lawyers
s snS nSnproflt e e5ss r So o.
Realtor, DI. 1886; ewes, EN-.
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A HOME

You can enjoy in a community
with PLANNED RECREATION,
swim club, close to school and
hospital. Roads that will take
you places, LARGE CONTEM-
PORARY home. natural vood
beamed-cetling living room with
fireplace, dc luxe kitchen. 3
hwin-bed rooms, baths, space
ling fire will be appropriate In the
walnut paneled clubrocm with
walkout entrance. Carport, beau
tifully Handicapped yard. offered
at S27,S50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04
BETTER HOMES.
FOR
BETTER LIVING

VACANT - Needs redecorating.
Make an offer on this home fea-
turing 3 bedrooms. living room
with fireplace, family-si5e dining
room and full basement. Excellent
location. Asking Sl7,500. Call US
to see this home today at ia.
5-9400.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
Sammy Davis, Jr.
Calls Off His
Mixed Marriage

Los Angeles, Apr. eff what
they have told the world can be be-
lieved, at least two women in love
with him now await the romantic
pleasure of that fabulous enter
tainer, Sammy Davis, Jr.
Taking second place this week is
the shapely, blond singer-dancer
Joan Stuart, of Toronto, Canada
She responded to a message Sam
my sent her, calling off their high
ly publicized engagement, by say
ing:
81 love Sammy. I'll wait for
him.
The first to make public such q
statement was Sammy's ex-wife.
singer-actress Loray White, who
in several emotion-packed news
stories has uttered words of indy
ing affection, stated case of ever
lasting patience, and made the
bold prediction that Sammy, being
"a black man." must one day Ere
turn to a black woman"
According to delayed plan, Sam
Continued on Page Sky
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
Deans Oppose
Fraternity Bias

Columbus, Ohio, April 9-After
three years Of debate, the deans
of 1923 American colleges have
gone on record against racial and
religious restrictions to member
ship in college fraternities.
A majority of the members of
the National Association of Stu
dent Personnel Administrators
voted in a secret poll to oppose dis
criminatory clauses in fraternity
charters. The association is COM
posed of college deans of students
from throughout the country.
Some dissent was evident in the
deans decision, announced yester-
day at the associations convention.
Only 281 Of the 1913 member schools
voted in the poll.
OF those, 58.4 per cent approved
the recommendation that member
institutions encourage local fra
ternity chapters to work through
normal fraternity procedures for
the acceptance of students for
membership" without regard to
race, religion or national origin.
The deans turned down strong
er language in a series of pro-
posed recommendations.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
BOYCOTT COMPLETE failure

The news reports that wide
spread calls for a secondary boy
colt against Negro workers de-
handing that Negro workers be
discharged from the stores sub
ject of an NAACP sponsored East
er week boycott in support of the
sitdown demonstration against Sc
gregated lunch counters in GER
tain stores proved needless, as re-
ports from throughout the south
late Wednesday showed that Negro
buyers had ignored the NAACP
called thus making the boycott a
complete failure.
Despite the total failure of tie
boycott as indicated by trade re-
ports the call for the secondary
boycott was having it's effects in
some sections. In Memphis, Tenn,
according to a reliable source
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16

dicated earlier through republican
leaders that he was satisfied with
the Senate bill although it did not
meet all the Administrators re-
concentrations.
Few Differences In Bill
The measure the Senate passed
by II to Is over Southern opposi-
ton varied little from the version
the House passed by 81 to 100 on
March "a.
There were sixteen amendments
in the Senate bill, which was con-
sidered somewhat softer than the
House version. They came about
through the filibustering and legis-
lative maneuvering of the legisla-
tors representing the states of the
old Confederacy.
However the six basic titles of
the amended bill contained provi-
sions that, as package, consti-
tuded the Senate's second major
attack upon discrimination against
Negroes since the Reconstruction
Era.
The first Senate-passed civil
rights bill since the post-Civil war
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
Africa Nations
Seen Split in
Conference On
Peace & Security
I'm Africa
MbOya Led Territorial
Bloc Take Meeting
Over In Absence Of
Independent Lands

Accra, Ghana, April 9 - A con-
ference of twenty African states
and territories that had been called
to consider positive action for
peace and security in Africa"
seemed today to have split into
two conferences.
In one were delegates from the
Independent states of Ghana, Gui-
nea, Libya, Morocco. Tunisia, the
Sundan, the United Arab Republic
and Liberia. Also included were
delegates from Nigeria, Togland,
the Belgian Congo, CAMERON and
Somalia, all states nearing indie
pendence, and from the Algerian
Provisional Government.
In the other conference were
Tom Mboya from Kenya and
other delegates from rependent
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
Say Police Shots In SharpevilIe
Started South African Crisis

United Nations, N. Y, Apr. 8.
The South African violence was
begun with bursts of smallarms
fire by the police at Sharpeville
last March 81. The shots killed. at
least 72 Africans.
AS thousands Of Africans be-
sieged a police station at Sharpe
vile, 30 miles south Of Johannes
burg, the police fired into the
crowd. The Africans were DEM
onstrating against laws requiring
them to carry passes at all times.
Rioting in protest against South
Africa's racial laws continued in
other locations. The slaughter at
Sharpeville brought worldwide
protest. In Washington, the State
Department expressed regret over
the violent police suppression. The
United States acknowledged that
its statement was an intrusion into
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
British House OF
Commons Hit
Cape Town

London, April 9 - The House
of Commons has unanimously con-
demned the South African Cover
nment's racial policies and has
voted to make the subject an is
sue at the May meeting of the
commonwealth Prime Ministers.
Conservatives, Labor Party men,
bers, and Liberals all joined in
unusually strong attacks on the
policies Of South African Prime
Minister Hendrick F. Verwoerd.
They warned that unless something
is done an even more appalling
violence lies ahead.
The House adopted a formal
motion April 8, introduced by
Labor Member John Stonehouse,
calling. for an appeal to all Eu-
ropeans in South Africa to re-
cognize "the insanity of apartheid,"
to come to terms with the situa-
ton, and to negotiate with African
leaders. 1t also urged the British
Government to take up the mat
ter at the Commonwealth confer
ence.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
Passes Revived
In South Africa

JOHANNESBURG, South AZ
rica, Apr. 6.-South Africa an
nounced today it was reintroduc-
ing the enforcement of laws re-
curing Africans to carry identity
passes. It was this requirement
that touched off the current racial
violence in the country.
Arrests for failure to produce
passes and for other minor Of
lenses were suspended by the Gov
eminent March 26 in what was
interpreted as the recognition Of
African grievances over severe
restrictions on their liberty.
The Minister Of Justice, Fran
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
J. E. JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL
I'M PRENTISS IS DEDICATED

PRENTISS, Miss, Apr. IL. -
Sunday, April 10, at 8 o'clock pm.
the faculty, students and about 800
patrons, guests and friends gath
cred in the spacious gym-auditor-
ium to dedicate their new building,
the J. E. Johnson High School.
The program was opened by the
audience singing america" fol-
lowed by scripture and prayer.
The keys were presented to the
presidentof the Board of Educa-
ton, Mr.. John s. Dale, by a rep
resentative of Southern Constrnc-
ton Company. Mr.. Dale presented
the keys to Mr.. Dennis Forten-
berry, County Superintendent of
Education, who in turn presented
them to Mr.. G. E. Gray, principal.
Mrs. Lula Allen, representing
Prentiss Institute Alumni, present
ed the school a picture of the late
Professor j. E. Johnson for whom
the school is named.
Thee school presented to Mrs. j.
E. Johnson a beautiful orchid.
The main address was given by
Mr.. ]. Hall Bolden, Director Of
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Public Relations Acorn College.
Some of the guests and friends
in attendance were: County Sup
erintendent of Education Mr.. Dem
mis- Fortenberry, Mr.. John S. Dale,
Mr.. D. D. Fortenberry, Mr.. L. c..
Polk, Mr.. Hulon Anderson, men,
bers Of the Board of Education.
Mayor John Stamps, Mayor Of
Prentiss, Reverend and Mrs. Har-
ris, Brookhaven; Mrs. Joyce J..
Bolden, Mrs. ]. Hall Bolden and
Mrs. Dorothy G. Gray, Alcorn State
College; DR.. and Mrs. Allen, Louis
vile, Kentucky; 1t. Polk, Okla
homa; Mr.. Paul ]. Polk, The A.
H. Jackson family, of Jackson: and
host of instructors ana. friends.
The auditorium wxsssAsgaifn2lx
decorated with cut fl6wssass. ~
lowing the prograaasGuam. Aaaea
was held and free cosA,aEa Hd
cookies were served to III.
The people of this area appreci-
ate these facilities which provide
instruction for over 400 students.
It serves as a center for twelve
areas.
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AFRICAN NAMED FIRST BISHOP

The Rev. Peter Poriku Derry, a
native of the northern province Of
Ghana, West Africa, has been man,
ed the first Bishop of Wa, new
diocese created by the Roman
Catholic Church and entrusted to
the care of the African clergy.
Bishop Derry was among the
first catechists to attend the
White Fathers missions when they
were established in his section of
Ghana in the early 1905. He at
tended seminaries operated by the
Society of African Missions and
by the White Fathers, being or
dained in 1851.
He helped with the schools and
parish work until the fall of 1857,
when he was sent to Antagonist,
Nova Scotia, for a year of spec
ial studies. The following summer
he toured the United States,
studying educational and agricul-
tural pursuits in this country.