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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22
BAKE SALE

Progressive Pastors Aid, st.
James AME Church, $500 Smelling
Ave-, IL am. until - Saturday,
April 2S. PA. l-46ll.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22

race was q lot closer than people
were being led to believe.
Tho fact that Kennedy scored
considerably less than the ex-
pected runaway victory - even
Evening star., 1960-04-24
CoIORED. OPEN SUNDAY. . no

Pm, 1905 End ST. n.v-6 rms
ia baths. . freDls. rec I'M, gas
h-vh: redec, det gar; S16,5OO
$1,000 down. RA 3-4045.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
coLoRED OR WHITE
COLLIER & VOGEL, Inc.
offers you exciting residential
SPRINGTIME VALUES!
OPEN | TO 6 PM.

Is NICHOLSON ST. NV.
Excellent DETACHED
brick home, in just the
right Spotl Three spacious
bedrooms, two baths up,
fireplace, stylish REC
REATTON ROOM, pan
eled basement Office, deep
rear lawn, garage, modern
kitchen: excellent value
for only $2l,500.
44O PEABODY ST. NV.
Just listed! This 4-bed-
room, den, brick semi
detached home sells for
just S14,950. with $1,000
down; only two doors
away from 5th st. express
buses and good schools.
Patio and garage; excel
lent condition, two full
baths. See Mr.. Bier on
premises (res. phone: RA.
6-5l90).
17l9 41st PLACE Sc.
Almost new, DETACHED
BRICK, just a block of
Southern ave, near Penn
sylvania ave. Side-hall
plan, three bedrooms, fire.
place, two patio porches.
Interior decorators have
just left. Drive out to
this Colonial brick home
with charming shutters,
10 compare your taste
with theirs. Mr.. Ber-
nard Brown will be of
service.
COLLIER &
TU. 2-33O3
Once open all dsy. Our Sa
If transportation is required.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-E.E.
CnInRFn

NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Ringmau Park ne Brick: S rooms,
bath, screened porch. fenced yard:
gas NV. heal, storm windows:
very resSona Die price. n. A. PRES
TON CO. INC TU .-2Sn0
Evening star., 1960-04-24
HOUSE FOR SALE-N.W.
COLORED OR WHITE

RMS, REAS.: h.-vh.
Contact MRS. B. HATTON, 6I5
You ST nv after . d m Sun
Evening star., 1960-04-24

1909 INGRAHAM ST. NV
Need s-p-a-c-e ? This de-
tached home has it in
every direction. Five full
sized bedrooms, 3 baths,
two porches; can easily be
adapted for two families.
Completely redecorated
inside and out. Vacant,
ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. Only $l,500 down
does it. -.
1921 JACKSON ST. NE.
Two f amily WOOD
RIDGE home Just
painted and ready for
your inspection. Get con-
venlent location, lots of
interior and exterior
space for a very reason
able down payment, and
let the tenant carry the
note.
697 OGLETHORPE ST. NE
Modern Riggs Park home;
three bedrooms, f1rst-floor
powder room, beautiful
kitchen with diShwasher
and disposal. Cleaning
floors; Just redecorated in
delightful pastel shades.
Your hard-earned savings
can't buy as much any
where else for only $3.50
down. Drive out. Riggs
rd. past the new La
Sale School. turn right
on Oglethorpe st. to the
home with the white
picket fence.
1OGEL, INC.
TU. 2-133l
eople will sladly pick you Up
Evening star., 1960-04-24

u NI0U DN-NIT MO
Job Hertford Dl. NV. OF 18th snc
Oak sts. in Woodner area *
large 4-bedrm. briek. porch. full
bsmt-. garage. A steal at SlA.q5O
Open Sun , to =. COX & CO
RE. 1-l633, Mr.. Steinberg, JU.
9-2631.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
10 ROOMS, az BATHS

Roomy comfortable and attractive
IS this sturdy home designed for
with fireplace, sep. din. rm.. big
kit, full tile bath. = bedrms
End A., 3 bedrmS, l,v. rm, big
kit, tile bath. storage attic, full
bsnt. with playroom. oil h.-wh
"-car garage Many other features.
Newly decorated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
In the Wodehouse Manor

are scanning old Wodehouse stories
for possibilities.
Born in Shropshire, England, Mr.
Wodehouse tried his hand at clerking
in a bank before he turned to writing
Several hundred rejection slips later,
he struck it rich with two successive
stories and his career as humorist
was launched. At one time, he had
a house in London with Is buffers,
and until World War II villa in the
south of France. Today, the author
lives more modestly in charming
1Oroom, white shingle house at Rem
senburg, N. Y, with his wife and pet
cats and dogs. Until recently, he kept
up a Park avenue apartment in New
York City, but the pressures of city
life finally sent "Plummie" (his COM
mon nickname) fleeing to the suburbs.
Though the house is no Towcester
Abbey pronounced toasteD out of
one of his own books, it affords Mr..
Wodehouse a pleasant retreat where
the loudest noise is the steady clack-
ing of his own typewriter keys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

AS MIGHT be expected, the man
IA who created Jeeves, the perfect
butler, is himself suave, articulate,
and impeccable These days, he also is
little nostalgia for the good old times
when the high style of fancy folk made
buffers like Jeeves conceivable. Yet
the longing for past days hasn't put
P. G. Wodehouse rhymes with good
house, into a funk. AS indefatigably
as ever, he pours forth books, articles
and stories, and in his 18th year has
published a new work, Cocktail
Time" his nth book.
In and out of public favor since
he first began to tackle readers
fancies some so years ago, Mr.. Wode-
house happily sees himself ascendant
again. Only recently, one of his early
plays, Leave 1t to Jane" with Jerome
Kern music, was revived off-Broadway
in New York. His books, which have
sold several million copies, have
lately picked up in sales both here
and abroad. Movie and TV scouts,
ever on the lookout for new material,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
La. District Judge
Blocks Inteeration Of
New Orleans Schools

New Orleans (ANP) - Civil
District Judge Oliver Carriere last
week issued an order preventing
the Orleans parish County school
board from complying with feder-
ally-directed indignation in the
city's public schools this Septem-
Der
Louisiana Atty. Gen. Jack P. F.
Gremillion asked for the prelim-
mary writ Of injunction to restrain
the school board for making any
plans to reclassify public schools.
Judge Carriere ruled that his
court had jurisdiction over the
matter and that Act 1876 Of the
1860 Louisiana legislature is con-
stitutional
The act reserves to the state
legislature the sole authority to
classify schools.
U. S. Dist. Judge ]. Skelly
Wright on May IL directed the
school board to desegregate the
city's public schools in the first
grades when schools open this fall.
Gremillion contended the school
board lacked this authority.
Carriere's decision touched on
the possible conflict between the
federal and state courts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
Data IN Chatter
BY DARCY DEMIILE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM of RCA Vctors
biggest recording seriously thinking giving up
business
Chicago where his
black and white how much
he'd investmen eight short months!
Dakota Station. we'll
behind fabulous
Already publishing bidding
documentary She will have writer
signed with Miss IS" this little
chore
good up the again
hospital with capital "s" firm
her
you don't invite Johnny Mathis and certain
New columnst-female that s-to the teepee.
Stradford Rodgers:
Jewell only did Republicans and Repbh
stepped before those eson second Vice
herete Hollywood
wigs phoncal bidding for
honey testing
Chicagos brilliant attorneys
What these days?? Do beauty
things the dream when they
ceive a coveted CROWN?
didn't know could Hereel he's consider
ing mixing contract to make with the vocal chords
Roy Hamilton has for those little compact At last
count, there were four parked in his garage
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
Close Schools To
Keep Negroes Out; Has
No Teachers For Whites

Hot Springs, Va. (ANP)-Clos-
ing of public schools in Prince Ed
ward County has created a special
problem for Longwood State col
lege in Farmville.
1t left education students with
out any local student teaching OPP
portunities.
President F. G. Landlord Jr. Of
Longwood told the State Board Of
Education last week that closing
of the county's public schools a
year ago to avoid desegregation
created an unsatisfactory" situa-
ton for the colleges teacher-train-
ing program.
But after a year of makeshift
arrangements, LOngwood is ready
to farm its future teachers out to
various other school systems for
classroom experience, Langford re-
ported.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

day. 1t is so hot and we never get
to go out until it is almost dark
and we want to look at some
houses.
Grandma and the oldest daught-
er, about nine, cleared up the dish
es, let the smaller ones watch the
children's shows on television and
bathed and put them to bed. Aileen
and Don still had not come home
at 10 pm. Grandma was so tired
she helped the children with their
baths and fell in her bed almost
exhausted.
More and more of the work fell
on Grandmas shoulders until the
neighbors noticed how tired she
looked. She only smiled and said
she guessed it was the heat. She
was happy to let Aileen get out
of the house. Soon she was so tired
she was not able to do much and
so decided she would leave. Aileen
was so shocked to think her moth
er was leaving ahead of her sched-
ule. But she left She was tired
and yet would not admit even to
herself the reason she was so tired.
In her way, she really enjoyed
her trip. She loved being able to
let her daughter have a little free
time and a little vacation from
the children. She never once
thought of Aileen as being selfish.
And don't blame Aileen too
much for that is the way she was
raised. OF course you would think
if she loved her mother she would
think if she loved her mother she
would see she is not as young as
she was once and try to help her
keep well and happy instead Of pill
ing all Of her work and worries on
her, but that is the way it really
happened.
You who may chance to read this
might be shocked but I know of
another instance like this so be-
lieve me, it can happen.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
Miami Seeks A
Solution To Lunch
Counter Problem

~S~uueSu H~9u~buA
Miami (ANP)-The Miami City
Commission last week has agreed
that it is morally wrong for mer-
chants to bar Negroes from their
lunch counters while permitting
use Of other facilities in the stores.
At the same time, Mayor Robert
King High said that negotiations
are now underway to persuade
merchants to desegregate their
lunch counters.
These actions last week warded
off an impending boycott picket
and sit down attack on racial seq
regation here threatened in an
ultimatum issued the city.
The statement of the city COM
mission comedies with that issued
by Gov. Leroy Collins who had
earlier expressed the same view in
a statewide radio and TV broad
cast.
Indignation Report premature"
Reports that Miami merchants
had agreed to unrestricted use of
the lunch counters by both Ne
groes and whites was premature.
Support for the Negroes was
voiced at a special meeting Of the
commission by Mayor High and
Commissioners Joseph X. Dumond,
George w. DuBreuil and Henry L.
Balaban.
Mayor High promised Negro
leaders a progress report" in 80
days. They said they were con-
fident their people would take no
action for that long.
City officials and representa-
tives of the Congress of Racial
Equity and NAACP appeared to
have eased the tension created by
the Negro groups demand for i'm
mediate action.
Committee NegOtiates
High pointed out that the city,
through its bi-racial committee,
was negotiating with the store
operators when the Negro leaders
issued tbair ,IltiOo finn Nyaal-
ago.
The mayor said he felt the Ne
groes were attempting to intimid-
ate city officials.
Retorted the Rev. Edward Ora
ham: we had to do something.
When you have 10000 people ask
ing whether you're leading them or
not, you have psychological prob
lem"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

victory over Fora Foley, rated
fourth.
The hard-punching Lston was
named in ratings issued by Tony
Petronella, chairman, MIA. rat
ing committee.
1t was the second time Liston
was chosen for the honor this year
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
Africa At A Glance
WHITE sIAYER OF AFRICAN SEEKS GOVERNORS CLEMENC

WHITE ST AVER OF AFRICAN SEEKS GOVERNORS CLEMENCY
Naob Kenya Poole 2Syearold white settler
sentenced to die for housebo has pened
governor Kena to commute his death sent
The petition to the governor followed e
appeal London by the judicial committee OF e
Pvy council highest judicial tribunal the British Commonwealth
No reason for rejection appeal at the time
DAHoMEY INDEPENDENCE
BORT Noyo Dahonley ANP) The Republic which
could he Iened to New York officially announced
its independence on Aug / million populated
country within the French Commonwealth
AsIANs BAmING OUT UGANDA
Kampala Uganda Fearful of repetition in Uganda of
the Congo uprising preparing for mass exodus
to India reported week Even Aans who are native OF
Uganda those seeking passports to quit the
country.
G OF COMPLAINS TANU INTIMIDATION
DarEs-saaam Tanganytka (ANP) The Northern Province
Chamber lodged complaint with the government
used by various units OF the Tangany African
National boycott against South African goods
According merchants being forced to either
destroy South African merchandise
SIERRA LEONE SEEKS WORLD BANK LOAN
(APA loan from the World Bank to
finance new mining project at Tono sought by govern
Leone development company which currently mines
Marampa The decision to seek World Bank money resulted
from the unsatisfactory progress talks with British German and
Dutch interests for participation in the venture
SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN MUST IDENTITY CARD
Pretoria CAMP The South African government
voluntary acceptance by African women Of dent
caon documents ministry (Arcan administra
requires all African Is to carry the docu
ments and effective as OF Dec These same documents were e
root meals which led to the
Infamous massacre of blacks at SharpesviIe
VOTE REGISTRATION KENYA
Kenya Of voters of all began
Monday throughout The registration for general cleo
the under the Lancaster House
stuon roll used in Kenyan cleo
tons legislation Legislature of
which European eight Asian and
10 Ara members.
INDEPENDENCE DATE OF MAURITANIA
(ANP According to agreements made
Republic Of Mauritania the lat
country its complete independence from French rule
powers will take place smutane
signing cooperation between the two
countries
ANNOUNCE FREEDOM AUG II
Gabon legislative assembly approved
its independence from France
II
NIGERIA OPENS FIRST TERM OCT 10
Nigeria ANP) The first term Of the University of
officially Oct TO- according announcement
l. acting principal of the institution Two hundred
opening session Lectures will be-
October r.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood
Vocation Plans

cannot take long, leisurely vacations
In the green peace of some high mountain crest
But give my often voiced vexations
A long-deayed and greatly needed rest.
I cannot take a trip to some far shore
But can give complaints holiday;
And settle criticisms by the score,
I'm packing up and sending far away.
The habits of being anxious, and of doubling,
And making tart remarks that need amends
I'm going to give a long and peaceful outing
All summer long, and when the summer ends
I shall be glad, indeed if they should shirk
The woeful task of going back to work
Jane Merchant in the Quiet Hour
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
Brown, Mitchell Stor In
Cleveland Browns Workout

Hiram, o. CAMP - Jim Brown,
leading ground gamer in the Ma
tional Football League for the
past two seasons, and Bobby Nit
chell, hard-running halfback, both
turned in sparkling performances
as the Cleveland Browns held their
first training camp drill here last
week.
Brown, the teams star fullback,
and Mitchell clicked with the Of
fensive unit quarterbacked by Milt
Plum.
At the end of the brief drill,
Coach Paul Brown declared that
pleased with the offensive units
performance. I'VE moved the ball
pretty weak" he said.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
BOXER OF MONTH

Providence, r. I. CAMP - Son
ny Liston of Philadelphia, the No
1 heavyweight contender, last week
was named boxer Of the month by
the National Boxing Assn on the
strength of his recent knockout
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
COPS PLAY PEEK-A-BOO
AT NUDIST CAMP

San Diego, Calf. (ANP) -
Sheriff's deputies were called last
week to a nudist camp when sun
bathers complained a group Of off
duty policemen on a picnic insisted
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

ton rather than the rule, feel
certain. A mother came to spend
a month with her married daugh-
ter and her husband and their five
children.
Mind you, this daughter loves
her mother very much, but being
an only child she was spoiled and
so, the first day her mother came
she planned to go out that evening
because Mother would be there to
stay with the children.
Mother was tired from her train
trip and would like to have at
least rested a few hours but she
told her daughter to go out and
not worry about the children.
The next morning Mother didn't
see any signs of breakfast being
made so she started getting it
ready and soon everybody was
rushing to see who could get to
the table first.
Daughter slept blissfully through
all of the noise. Breakfast over,
Mother and the oldest child cleared
away the table and finished the
dishes before daughter came down
stairs.
Mother and daughter, enjoyed
a cup of coffee and talked while
the children eagerly watched
Grandma They thought she
looked quite young to be a
Grandma and told her so.
There was a big basket full of
clothes to be ironed 50 Mother put
up the board and started ironing.
She thought Aileen would tidy
up the house and then they would
sit down and talk over some plans
she had in mind. But, Aileen said
Nom, while you are ironing, ]
think I will go down town. don't
get to go out often because baby
sitters are 50 high only have one
on special occasions. Well, you
guessed right! Aileen left about
ten in the morning and when lunch
time came Mother stopped iron
ing to fix lunch for the hungry
children. They washed their faces
and their hands and ate. Forum
ately the back yard is fenced in Sc
Grandma did not have to watch
them too often.
Lunch was over and the kitchen
again cleaned up but still Aileer
had not returned. The smaller chill,
dren had been put to bed for a naI
and Grandma went back to iron.
ing. She hadn't seen so many
clothes in a long time In fact she
thought, II haven't ironed so many
clothes at one time since 1 wa
here last year. Being a mother
she was happy Aileen could gel
out now that she was here to re
lieve her.
! About four pm. she finished
ironing clothes, folded them nicely
put them in the basket and though
she would sit down and rest. Soor
the children came in and wanted
to know when they were going t
eat. 1t was 4:3O pm. by this tint
and so, tired as she was, Grandma
started the dinner. Aileen came il
just before her husband, Don ant
they all sat down to a good no
dinner.
You think Aileen changed he,
dress and cleared up the table
This is true story and I hesitat,
to say it but Aileen and her hus
band got in the car and said the,
would be back soon. She said
Mother, know you won't mint
if we go out for a short drive to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
n peeking over the fence.

on peeking over the fence.
One nudist herded two police
men off roof top with a shotgun
and told them they were trespass-
ing. The policemen were attending
a San Diego Police Relief Associa-
ton picnic near the nudist camp.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
ENJOY YOUR VACATIONS

When take trip to visit relatives friends
vacation
they happy twice when you
Evening star., 1960-09-21

N) Donates programs teiecas
''WG-New weather. time capsule through
Evening star., 1960-09-21

out-the one about the beatnik
maid. "She comes in twice a
week to dirty up the place"
Berle deserves better. So
does bowling.
The Barbra Stanwyck Thea
ter (NBC-4. The first yarn
about a widow with a mink
coat and a false set of values
was lower case loretta
young. The producers concern
with keeping Miss Stanwyck
in correct focus is probably the
only way to explain the sappy
line given her as hostess after
it was over-"but I earned my
mink coat making movies"
Lots of luck, Miss Stanwyck.
Il y T.
Pete and Gladys (CBS-9)
They gave Pete Harry Morgan,
of December Bride) a cute wife
and a new set of neighbors,
but everything else. including
the jokes, remains the same.
\ + =
AS you've no doubt noticed,
Jerry Strong is on Backstage
again monday through Friday,
Z, pm, WMAL-O and no one
is happier than his vacation
substitute. Work a show long
enough-and three weeks is
long enough-and the pan"
mail starts to come in. That's
what Jerry's colleague. Louis
Allen, deposes, and I'm not
about to disagree. Have a
sample of mine:
Dear Sir:
do you have to ape that
fellow Strong so completely?
Even to the way you wiggle up
or that stool and wrinkling
your forehead? Can't you al
ready be seated when the
camera comes on? :"
Mrs. D.
Dear Mrs. D: That "wiggle"
is entirely mine own; in fact,
I may have had it longer than
Jerry. Of course, I could take
a running jump at the stool.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Civic Unit Fights
9th Liquor Store
In 4-BIock Area

The Central Northwest Civic
Association voted last night to
oppose granting of what would
be the ninth liquor license in a
four-square-block area.
The association decided to
oppose a Glass C license for
Jazzarama, Inc, 1907-9 Four
teenth street N. W., at hearings
before the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board today.
The proposed increase in the
cost of D. C. Transit System
tokens will be opposed by the
association at Public Utilities
Commission hearings, next
week.
The group heard a talk by
DR.. Hylan Lewis, who is con-
Quoting an investigation into
Practices of Raising Children
Among Low-Income Groups"
for the Health and Welfare
Council of the National Capital
Area.
The association appointed
Miss Julia Davis, James H.
Washington and Joseph A..
Brewer to a nominating COM
mittee for the associations
election of officers, which will
be held at the regular October
meeting.
Thurlow Tibbs, president Of
the association for the last two
years, expressed regret that his
new job will take him from the
city and that he will have to
end his association with the
group.
The association met at the
Charles Hotel, 1888 R street
N. w.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

and, as a result, can rarely
be logged in the newspapers
or even announced in advance.
50
Most, If not all, of the new
seasons shows can be CRATE
fully, incidentally, that public
interest in the U. N. is at such
a peak. This naturally relegates
consideration of first offerings
to the back pages, and the
backest page in the paper is
where the ones caught belong.
A few impressions:
Jackpot Bowling (NBC-4
Berle played this the only way
a clown of his reputation could
on the defensive. The orders
to his writers were obvious.
Think of everything anyone
could possibly say or write
about his playing the host on
a bowling show and let Berle
say it first. Which accounts foI
such lines as. "Berle has beer
in show business for as years
and winds up in an alley
His best gag missed all ten
pins with the Hollywood turn
Evening star., 1960-09-21
YWCA Glasses
Begin Monday

The YWCA, Seventeenth and
K streets NV, has announced
that adult education classes for
both men and women, will begin
Monday.
The classes, in both day and
evening groups, will include
arts and crafts, business, home
arts, foreign languages, bridge,
psychology and English.
Information may be obtained
by calling ME. 8-2100, Exten-
sion %.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
ON NE AIR
On Guard
Are the Shows
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Best advice to those interested United Nations develop
ments? Keep the set turned to network station channe four
has the edge at house and keep Tipping at intervals
channels and nine Better keep the sound low until
spot the program.
Decisions specials are made at the last minute