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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11

es to her family and her
cousins than I could possibly re.
member. Most of the cousins are
around Lina's age (22) and old
er, but I've yet to meet any mar
ried ones.
Here the men work a long
time before they marry. Lina's
father was 45 when he married
and now l guess the average age
is 80 to 35. Most girls marry
between 25 or 80 and almost al
ways men are around 10 years
older than they.
Lima says, when a woman is
40 she is getting old, but a man
at 40 is still very handsome and
young ~ kind of disagree with
her; ! think a 40 year old man
is handsome, but l happen to
think also that women of that
age can also be very attractive.
Marriage here is mostly for con-
venience and security it seems.
Even Lima can't understand how
[ could honestly mean that I'd
much sooner not marry at all
than marry a man l wasn't in
love with. Realism may be al
right, but in this department
they carry it too farl
Kids here do ego together"
but it starts a little later than
a home. A Is year old here is
pretty much of a child no
dates, no housework, or any
thing else.
We went to wedding and it
was very lovely. When the bride
arrived, the bridegroom gave her
the flowers, kissed her, and es-
corted her into the church. There
are no seats in an Orthodox
church, so the guests just fol-
lowed them in and stood around
the three sides. There were 2
priests and a little boy and girl
each holding a huge candle dec
Grated with white tulle, and the
best man. The ceremony was
very nice and when they were
married, they walked in little
circle several times right there
in the church and the people
threw rice.
After greeting the bride and
bridegroom, everyone received a
pretty little package of candy.
Here they still have dowries
for the brides, only the father
doesn't necessarily give it. Lima
says one of the reasons girls
are older when they get married
IS that the man wants his wife
TO have a house, or at least
For instance, this bride
was about 80 years old and
owns a nice home. Right now,
The cousin living with us is try
ng to make enough to buy a
house; she is very sweet and
about % years old.
ON ENTERTAINMENT: A
Greek pianist was giving it and
The audience brought her back
for several encores. Here the
leaves the stage after
every piece and it gives the au-
dience a chance to stand and
stretch as we'll as the additional
applause. They do mostly the
leavy classics. The concert is in
an amphitheater on the Acropo-
lis and the seats are just stone
benches without backs. Not very
but good for sound
because it comes out of the or
,hestra like from the bottom of
! cone.
Lima and I went up to see
Sounds and Light Spectacle"
Everyone sat on a hill facing
he Acropolis and then the pro-
gram began. They kept chang
ng the lighting while gorgeous
music was played over speakers.
The script was the history of
Greece. ! can't begin to describe
t, but it was most beautiful!
Saw the Harlem Globe-Trot-
ers. Here, when you make plans
o 60 somewhere, you can bring
long as many people as you
ike without mentioning it be-
orehand. The Globe-Trotters |
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11
Girl In Greece Gives
Story Of Athens Life

Shaw High senior Darlene Hoffman who is spend
ing her summer in Greece part of the American
Field Service program has found way to communi-
cate with her friends without spending every moment
abroad writing. She sends letter describing her ex-
periences and acquaintances to her family and her
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11

David Mathew was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Brack-
man Of 1915 Thornhill dr., Aug.
End.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
(coNTiNUEDl
VIRGINIA DEALER

viii pay cash Immediately for
latemodel American. foreign anc
kportS cars
Evening star., 1960-01-22

CADILLAC 80 4-d-. Model 90; ?
and h, automatic trans. powel
steering. power windows, Wv
tires. eiectronic eye: Jet blacI
finish Like new. Full price, S74g
81! down. SAB per month. D. C
DISCOUNT, 2201 L st. NV.
FE. 7-54OO,
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LEE D. BUTLER. INC,
DIVER

1880 Old Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda. Md OIL 6-711l
CADILLAC 81. Best offer Sedan
de Vile pearl gray. 2-tone; full
power. | owner. Exceptionally
clean Ill G-1S5S
Evening star., 1960-01-22
BELL MOTORS

iii Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-s9O0
CADILLAC SO "75" limo; black;
condition; S2,995. Apply Mr.. King,
CHAMBER S GARAGE, 9O4 Barry
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o. z. WIDMYER
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

CADILLAC '56 conv.; full poWej
equipped; new white-wail tires
new top. Clean throughout
S2,295. Call RE. 6-9464.
CADILLAC SO coupe; silver, pwr
steering, power brakes. factory
air conditioned, absolutely perfect
| GA NOS GCC nnnranAnn
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY, 2nd TRUsT-We will buy
2nd trust notes; D. C, nearby Md.
or Va Reasonable rates Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE AND IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y
ave NV. MA s-5s33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
and End trusts INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO INC. IA 7-5S00
End TRUSTS-AbSolutely top spot
cash prices paid; Md. Va, D C.
Call daily or nights, VIII. 6-6ls2.
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FOR RENT-Auto paint, body shop
and garage; equipped; lS-car ca
pacity: avail. March ]. Mr.. N,
CAPITOL and H SITS, ST. 3-5453.
1880 GIRARD ST. NV. Parking
space. l car, So monthly. See
manager, 1St floor.
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MONEY TO LOAN
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
TTnN ~ -

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA.
TION, s64 Colesville rd. Juniper
$4,000
MORTGAGE LOANS. $500 Il
Sl5O.O00 Lower your payments
Group your debts Refinance youl
Residential. farm. commercial
construction Financing, reflnanc.
ing. ONLY in State of Maryland
Call or write Mr. ROBERTS. 21S
z Lexington street, Baltimore 2
Nd or SARATOGA 1-4047 day
night. Sundays, holidays
SIGNATURE LOANS. servicemer
incl, FARIs FINANCE CO, 1923.
Georgia ave, wheaton. Md, LO
5-5l2n
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ATTENTION BUILDERS

ATTENTION BUILDERS
Near Congressional Country Club:
q l-acre sites: sewer. Water cam
be secured: paved street. S415U
ca. good subordination.
SHAPIRO. INC.
ME. s-1717 LA a-o41o
BEAUTIFUL, WOODED ACRE LOT,
for S95 5,OOO-up house. Only SO 500
REALTY CORP, ia. 10000.
BETHESDA; Bradley blvd, estate
seetion-li1 acres for custom
home. Call Mrs. Martin, OIL
$4,000; eyes. and wk: ENDS. EN-
5-IO7O. CHS REALTY, INC.
BETHEsDA-ls lots, water and
sewer good subordination
BETHESDA-a4-ft. front. water,
sewer and street in: 81: 300.
KENsINGTON = l5s-ft. front,
CHEVY CHASE coRNER-Ss.5OO.
MASS AvE-5s-ft front; $500
RoCKVILLE-Approx. 10000 so
IT., industrial area, soc a II
RoCKvILLFaopotential industrial;
LYNCH co. VIII. e-47ls
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BUILDERS

I01l Fowler St, Falls Church Citv
1i5 acres, and nne old home: car
divide into 3 building sites plus
the home place: house open foi
inspection. Contact OWNER or
premises.
CHURCH SITE, BETHESDA : !
acres, on Mass. ave. ext. Excep'
tional financing. PIEDMONT CO.
oil 6-464S; ewes. Oh 2-626O
COLLEGE PK-Apt. land, @ par:
cells. Also some acreage. HERE
BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345.
FOR RAMBLER, near Branch ave
sc. Lot 75xlO0, all utilS. 1880
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, Real
tors, LU. 4-3400. LU. 1-95l5
GEORGIA AVE, mr.. LAYHILL RID
81 5000 cash will buy 200 II
frontage OF RICO level ground
bb acres. Owner will finance bal
ance. ME- S-lbSl EN-. 3-354S
ewes. JOHN r. HOKE, Realtor.
hillside, MD.-1nO'xlOO or LOT. only
Se50.O0. Cash or trade. RE. q.
1864. "a
LOT TRADE-I.3 of Eayhill I'd
Montg. Co., trade for like lot In
p. O. Co. 10, 27lb9.
NOLAN wooded lots, both for
$1,000. WALLS REALTY, Ell
6-22a9, KE. S-bl43
oLNEY-47 acres OF ideal sub divi-
Gon sround. 10o-ft frontage on
OIL. 6-73s3. or JU. s-s3i7.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

(west Beach sectionO so beautiful
building sites 6OxiOO or larger, 4
blocks from bay. 3 blocks from
new hwy. Z blocks to new marina
ideal retirement community
Let US arrange to build your dream
home on the lot OF your choice
RE. 6-6S64. RE. 5-S347.
FELLOWS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

CADILLAC so sedan; fully equip.
including factory air. power seat
and windows snntlesS Gf SO-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cONTINUED)

BUICK '55 Roadmaster 4-door: au.
tomato, r. and h, power steer.
ing. power brakes, Wv. tires;
SS95. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS
35OO Aser rd., West Hyattsville
WA. 1881.
BUICK '5S Special 4-door hardtop
! dynafiow, radio, power steering
! 1000 miles; very clean; 3O-day
warranty: Sl,S95.
| WILLIAMS & BAKER
2sth and NJ SITS NV. Ho. 2-s7OC
BUICK "a hardtop; automatic
trans, ?. and h., clean; special
S595.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll12I 2lst 81. NV. Pc. 7-61O7
BUICK '55 Special Riviera hard.
top coupe: 2-tone; dynafiow, r
and h, Wv tires; new-car cond.
throughout: to choose from
ESlS
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MOTORCYCLES
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

1859 B.s.A. SUPER Rocket 3
mos. old: must sell Immediately;
hest offer. III. 0-3753.
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MONEY WANTED
1:3%
GARAGES

Capital wanted for first. second
and third trust. Nd, Va. and
D. c. Box 401-S, Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

SECOND TRUST. deferred pur-
chase money. seasoned note; due
and payable In 8 yrs For par
ticularS, call Mr.. Armstrong. VIM
L WAKEFIELD CO. CL. $4,000.
ewes. ia. 2-Ol62.
SI15O.II DEFERRED PURCHASE
MONEY, 2nd trust, $l472 per mo.
due in ; yrs. 20T discount
INTERSTATE MORTGAGE CO.
INC, ia 7-5SOU
Evening star., 1960-01-22
MOBILE HOME SALE
STAR FI,ITE,

SIAR FLlIE
1857. Aft. house trailer: washing
machine. Reasonable Call be-
tween 80, WE. 5-6i3l.
1858 35-FT. TRAILER; / bedrm.
new. air conditioner, aluminium
awning excel. cond. AP. 1891
1887 DETRoITER, as IT.: . bed
sacrifice. PFISTER'S TRAILER
PARK. mi. north OF Laurel,
Lot 70.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

CADILLAC '53 "62" coupe; auto.
matte, radio, heater. power steer.
ing, power brakes, Wv. tires
1895. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS
$500 Ager rd., West Hyattsville
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RAINBOW FOREST
On the Chesapeake Bay

OPEN SAT. AND Sun.
For a lifetime Of pleasant peaceful
living. see Rainbow Forest thi,
week end. Beautiful wooded home.
sites. dogwood. holly trees, safe
sandy beaches, maSnifcent view;
only hr. from D c. Now Il
the time to buy while choice lots
are still avail Dir: Rte 4 tc
Upper Marlboro to Rte 4l6. Rte
416. to Rte. =. z mi. past Prince
iss on nd Fte too 10 Sn ~ LeSnSTd e,
CL. 3-20O4 for further informa
ton. RAINBOW FOREST Es-
TATES, Box As. St. Leonard. Nd
WOODLAND BEACH Year-rount
home. completely furnished, in
cluding TV: . hedrmS liy. rm.,
equipped kit, lge. porch: 1850.
RE h-Rhlo
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

APPROX. 1865 ACRES-sman farm.
house. elec,: good hunting and
fishing: la-mile river frontage
both sides: 80 mi. D. C.. In Hamp-
SGG. sGe TTqn'y WTite Mr. R. KEITH '!FFi TFNNEY
Box 2s2, Moorefield, W. Va.
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THACKER MOTORS

CADILLAC SO De Vilie-type coupe !:
every extra, full power, windows
and seat; like new: Sl.995. bank
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IZIh and X. ]. Ave. N p. Ia. b-B53U
CADILLAC '5S hardtop coupe: fully
EQUIPPED, including power steer
ins' power brakes, radio, heater:
special, S3,295.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

CLIENTS wAITNG-Need lots or
acreage, Mont. Co. LYNCH CO.,
VIZ 6-ATlS
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHY WORRY
AVIATION

AERONCA CHIEF 40; clean and
neat airplane. fabric like new
FL 4-2253 for information.
SUPER CRUISER, new fabric and
license. VHF and full panel; also
1898 e. cub, 81 h.p. with new
fabric. WI. 2-S70s after g.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
TRAILERS
All Trailer Buyers

ALMA 81, 80 IT.: completely furn.
excel. cond.; $1,000 or best offer
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FARMS FARMS FARMS
WEST VA. SPECIALS
VALUE

Country living and a real invest
ment. los acres. well fenced
stream, long road frontage. -Four.
bedroom main house with grand
view, 5-room tenant house. barn
and many excellent outbuildingS
One OF the best MONTGOMERY val
ues We know Of. Good financing
Evening star., 1960-01-22
)FFIcES, STUDIOS for RENTL0TS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcoNThlUEp) (coNTINuEo)
(coNTlNuED)
ONLY S25 pN.-s5OO UP

ONL1 SEO DN.-9OOO VI
Fine Bldg. Sites In Nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO RA. $4,000
SEABROOK ACRES-Beaut. ~
acre lot. sewer. water and gas
avail: only $3.50. NJ. LEO
sTORCH. SP. $4,000.
TAKOMA PARK-Large lot, 7,267
50. #: Central and Jackson SITS.
good peighborhood. JU. $1,000.
ZONED FOR APT. OR DUPLEXES
l6,S03 SO. IT.. l blk. Penna. and
Both st. sc. Will subordinate
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, Real
tors, LU. 4-340O: eyes, LU
. LOTS FOR RENT, reas.: 4th and
K NV: corner for rent, 9th and
N NV. Farmhouse Woo acres for
rent. Damascus. Mont. Co. WAL
LACE SHUMAN. IA. 4-36l9.
60 A., "a wooded, IS Minis. to Beth,
9O0-ft. I'd. froDtage, no bldgs. /:
FREDERICK CO.: excellent capital
gain investment; S275 per acre.
GEORGE L. KAETZEL REAL Is
TATE, 2S420 Kemptown rd., Da-
mascus, Md, CL. $4,000.
500 nm. SEQ MO. huvs for S5,-
500 no acres. largely young
pines: State rd.: creek: white
power lines. XII. S-S072. OWNER.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD OF, 6-77OO

CADILLAC 81 coupe: turquoise
and white, power steering. power
brakes: special, S2.795; CCC guar.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

CADILLAC '5S sedan: cream anL
white. power steering. power
brakes: very clean: now only
S3,l95: CCC guar.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

| CADILLAC 1859 hardtop coupe:
beautiful 2-tone finish, all power
equip. factory air cond.: orig.
owner, $500 mi; $4,000. Call
| after g d m KE rno39
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
grNNIy,AIttsH,
(coNT!NUEDl

FORD So 3-yard dump: good tires
heater. Call fter 8 pm, Walker
1--nAI
Evening star., 1960-01-22
FARMS

ACCOKEEK-The 5-acre tracts in
Mayaone Reserve offer privacy in
congenial community: protection
against capriciouS reZoning These
bright winter days are the time
to inspect our wooded acres. Call
BU. 3-2l21 for further informa-
Evening star., 1960-01-22
OUR 26th YEAR

Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV, FE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-01-22

! Capitol Cadillac Co
1929 22nd St. NV. FE. 7-26OC
OUR 26th YEAR
Evening star., 1960-01-22

FORD 80 stake body dump truck
with manual hoist. well main.
tanned by original owner: excellent
tires. ready to work; only S295
Evening star., 1960-01-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 coupe: 2-tone paint
power brakes, Wv tires; in gooc
cond.; S4g5. JU. 9-l967.
CADILLAC SO hardtop coupe; one,
owner car. blue, and really nice
Evening star., 1960-01-22

WE HAVE so HOMES. farms,
waterfronts and camps for sale
Call $40 or 1928, or write for free
Evening star., 1960-01-22
ROMER & CO.. Realtors

43O n. Frederick. GaIthersburg
WI. s-aOa2 or Waverly H-2233
EVENINGS, M Manuel,
WaVerlv 6-l36O
Evening star., 1960-01-22

WILL TRADE equity IN my Broad
Run Farms propert" (adlsccnt
CTA and Chantilly) for sutomo-
bile Of comparable value. Phone
AP. 7-0l04.
26 ACRES. near Warrenton; 2
houses. stream. Government re-
possession. First come. Price,
$4,000. terms. MONTGOMERY d
CO. Warrenton, Virginia.
SIS ACRES (47 OPEN: 4-bedroom
house, 4 yrs. old; bath. full base
ment. central heat excel. barn
and other bldgs.; about 30O-yd.
black-top I'd. frontage: ~ miles
from Wash. SOB 900; $4,000
down. F. A. HOLMES. Broker,
Manassas, Va, Empire S-5l3l,
$50 ACRES, IN hunt country, nr,
Middleburg, Va; historic stone
residence, 80 min from new
Internationp Airport Secluoel
Write OWNER, Box 337-S. Star.
Al, MONT. CO.-Ige. select, choice
sites. MRS. RILEY. GA. 45005.
GTULIANO Potomac prop. AK 9-94OO
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ALSO

SEVERAL good farms for sale II
Montq. Co, Nd. GENE CASTLE.
BERRY. OIL. 1882. OIL 4-467s
STn0 M. $50 MO. hTvS for 81 =.
p5e u acres; good arm. bunga-
low; ph., eler, nd I'd: white
community: RT mi. =. y. C. XII
S-SOTo OWNER
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09
Racial Issue May
Block Tv In
South Africa
Regime Opposed To
Having It Fear
Inability To Curb
Programs

johannesburg, South Africa, Jan.
2-To have or not to have televi-
sion? That is question that has
become a major issue in South
Africa.
The official attitude was recent
ly stated by Dr.. Albert Hertzog,
who as Minister Of Posts and Tele-
graphs has jurisdiction over broad
casting. In explaining the Govern
ment's policy against television, he
said:
eve must not forget that tele-
vision is in effect only a miniature
bioscope (movie) which is being
carried into the house and over
which parents have no control. Un-
like ordinary bioscopes, where par
ents can pick films for their chill
dren, this is not the case with tele-
vision. The result is that films,
programs, ETC., can be brought in
which can be highly detrimental.
"The effect of the wrong picture
on children, the less developed and
other races can be destructive"
DR.. Hertzog also said that other
countries experience had proved
that it was almost impossible for
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09
3 FORMER POLICEMEN INDICTED
FOR RAPE OF NEGRO WOMAN

lowed to go. She drove a short
distance, according to reports, and
the three officers followed in the
squad car and again ordered her
to stop.
Saltalamacchia, according to ~
ports, entered her automobile and
drove to an isolated spot, followed
by his co-workers, and had sexual
relations with the woman. He
allegedly left his uniform cap in
her automobile and was traced
after the woman complained to .
high-ranking city official.
Police said Saltalamacchia adj
mitted having relations with the
woman but said she submitted vol
UNFAIRLY. Callan, officers said ct
the original investigation, went to
the woman's car but said he re-
turned to the police vehicle when
he found her crying.
Raymond told investigators that
he never left the police car before
or during the incident.
The victim was one Of eight wit
nesses who appeared before the
grand jury during two-hour
hearing last week. Also heard were
CONTINUED on, Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09
THE PERIOD OF CRISIS and
MASSIVE RESISTANCE TO SCHO0
INTEcRATI0N HAS PASSED SAY
THURG00D MARSHALL, LAWYE
See Token Indignation And Legal
maneuver As Resistance Yields
Off On First Trip To Africa And
Inauguration Of Liberia President

New York, Jan. 1.-The period
of crisis and massive resistance
to school indignation has passed,
according to the Negro attorney
who won the Supreme Court de-
eision outlawing racial segregation
in public schools.
In its place, says Thurgood Mar
shall, has come a period Of token
indignation, legal maneuver and
what he calls "a lot Of fast play
around second base"
The 51-year-old attorney gave
his view Of what lies ahead in
the school-integration controversy
on the eve of his departure for
his first trip TO Africa.
He flew to Liberia last Friday
to attend the Inauguration Of
President William v. s. Tubman
of Liberia. He will travel for two
months before returning to the
17th-floor office in the Coliseum
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09

New Orleans, La. Jan. +Ihe
Orleans Parish grand jury has IN
dicted two dismissed New Orleans
police officers and former aux
iliary policeman, all white, for the
Nov. 20 early morning rape of
23-year-old Negro mother.
District Attorney Richard A.
Bowling said he has not decided
if he will ask the death penalty
during the trial.
Indicted and held in the Parish
prison without bail are former
Ptl. Anthony Saltalamacchia Jr.,
%; former Ptl. Ronald Raymond,
%, and former Auxiliary Ptl. Pet
er ]. Callan jr., 20. Their CASE
was allotted to Judge ]. Bernard
Cookies section Of Criminal District
Court.
The three officers were on duty
when the alleged attack occurred.
They stopped the automobile driven
by the young woman who was en-
route to her downtown residence
after completing q babysitting as
signment in the uptown area.
Saltalamacchia allegedly told her
she had committed q minor traf-
fic violation but she would be al
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09
State Civil Rights
Group Determined
To Stay On Job
Members See The
Committee Serving
States Best Interest

The members of the State Ad-
visory Committee of the U. S.
Civil Rights Commission organ
lied here a few days ago, despite
Citizens Councils accusations, has
determined to stay on the job in
order to help solve the states race
problem.
The communicative white men,
two Negro men and one white wo-
man-organized last month after
considerable attack from the pro-
segregation Citizens Councils and
some of Mississippi's congressional
delegation.
Council spokesman w. j. Sim
mons of jackson labeled committee
members traitors, scalawags, and
integrationists determined to wreck
the states segregated school sys-
tenn and said they were giving aid
and comfort to the Communist
cause.
Simmons distributed a statement
by Rep. John Bell Williams Cd
Miss.), saying the Civil Rights
Commission was not interested in
information supporting the South's
segregated way Of life.
An Associated Press survey of
the five committee members show
ed all planned to continue on the
committee; none feared the Citi-
Continued on Page Three
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09
Ghana To Buy
Shipping Line

Accra, Ghana, Dec. 29-Ghana
has decided to buy the Tim Navi-
CATION Company Of Israel, which
owns a 40 per cent share Of Cha
mas Black Star shipping line, the
Transport Ministry announced to-
night.
The announcement said the Gov
eminent had decided to extend for
a further five years, effective Sep
TENDER, 1862, the agreement under
which Tim manages the Black Star
line.
The Government decided to buy
eight new cargo ships for the line.
Discussions on this are going on
with shipyards in the Netherlands
and Germany. It is hoped to place
orders early next year.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09
Cong. PoweIl's
Trial Put Off

New York, Jan. / - Represen-
tative Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.,
in Federal Court yesterday, OBJ
tanned a postponement Of his trial
for income tax evasion until Marcn
7. It had been scheduled to begin
next Thursday.
Judge Thomas F. Murphy grant
ed the adjournment to allow time
to prepare the Harlem Democrats
defense against new charges made
recently by the Government.
The amended charges accuse Mr..
Powell Of improper deductions in
the 1861 tax return he prepared
for his wife, Hazel Scott, the jazz
pianist.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09
Dimes Scholarships And Grants
To Negroes Over SIS Million

More than $7.5 million raised in
the March Of Dimes has been
awarded to Negros students and
predominantly Negro institutions.
Since 1910, The National Founda-
ton, in addition to research, has
provided grants to universities to
assist the expansion of teaching
programs related to medicine.
Concurrently funds have been ap-
propriated for fellowships and
scholarships designed to add to the
nations total pool of profession
ally qualified personnel.
Grants totaling more than &c.
5000 have been awarded to pro-
grams at Tuskegee Institute, North
Carolina State College, billiard
University, Meharry Medical COL
lege, Howard University and The
National Medical Fellowships, Inc.
Scholarships and fellowships to-
falling more than 100000 have as
sisted $50 Negro students to re-
ceive professional training in 8
fields. March of Dimes scholars by
fields include: 100 in physical
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-09

therapy, IS in medical social work,
AZ in medical research (students),
80 in predoctoral science education,
"a in post graduate medicine, 6 in
orthopedic nursing, IL in health
education, l in teaching of physi-
cal therapy.
Additional Negro students are
among the winners of the new
health scholarships, which were of
fered for the first time in 1859.
More than 500 of the new health
scholarships will be offered annu-
ally to undergraduates seeking ca
reers in the field Of health. High
school seniors may apply for schol-
arships in nursing, physical the
rapy and occupational therapy
College sophomores may apply for
scholarships in medical social work
and upper class pre-medical stu
dents may apply for scholarships
in medicine.
Contributions to the New March
Of Dimes make possible these pro.
grams Of education for the health
professions.