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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-24
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Africa At A Glance
GLOBE TROTTING

CAMP Nigeria began
two % countries Asia and North America
in London Saturday The under the leadership of Chief Feus
okoeEboh Ngean Minister seeking
Ngeas potentialies
cuded the 2smembr four business and three
secretary-typsts
DISHLUSIONED
Sydney frying pan
might be description of how number of white South Africans
migrating search
land of cheap native labor Many the dsiOned immigrants
Africa Their announced High of living
Their private complaint Paucty of cheap native labor
EXHIBIT
(ANP) - prominently n
exhibit historic musical instruments the Metropolitan
exhibit largest
display objects
by Royal Conservatory
Brussels Included the African section will Egyptian
harps flutes Tyres skulls delicate nged
display spans
period prehistoric times through
century
(ANP)-June foreign
republics
began beanng that program English
French Swahh Hausa 20 fellow African nations
mile radius
NEW LEADER
Lobax Bechuanaand ANP)once again. seretse Khama has
emerged recognized among Bamagaato
picked
ge to join council Of appointed and elected whites and Asian
administer
designate of the Bamagwao tribe eed by British authorities
1850 following his to English girl He returned Behu
analand a private citizen in 1856.
Abdan ANP)-e the other independent African nations
Ivory Republic highly
further affairs
Coast will first institution learning
effective with the
open Dahomey
Upper Volta university
facilities of its
POLICE RESERVES
Salisbury (P)-A big drive has been launched to secure re-
crhts the African Field Police bring
ozed strength of 5000
regular police paid monthly
ing sessions and 81 for each other cups formed
during
Suburban Salisbury Suburban townships
PARTY NEWSPAPER MAKES DEBUT
Salisbury (ANP)-A The Rhodesian" made
debut last week the official the Dominion
consisting photographs
its object according DIP spokesman msrepresena
ton"
The appearance the application
the coming constitutional referendum
it is likely the will last until the referendum
A weekly it is being free to all registered
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY pEMuLR

THOUGHTS AT RANDOM Wonder caused Paul Robe
sons breakdown? He's repeatedly recuperang hospital
suffering from nervous exhaustion"
So Doris Day may a Wonder
her fathers marriage
happens to be Negro will Kapplehof
Doris 62year old father wed the 9year
cnnat imagine Doris Birmingham won't
noise and ecitmen following the Freedom
the not-so-sunny South
FILM FARE Belafontes discovery,
critics with her performance Sanctuary
signed the dotted line for The
turned snger-actres also scored in Requiem
Good this
ves The handsome gryhaired
list following 7hour operation hospital
passed the crisis Mister three
able chap won't find Following tragic
Gary Coopers funeral shocked
death. Get well soon pal.
Speaking spotted neghborhood mar
quee:
BLACK Sunday" White Savage" Saints"
Sammy Davis Jrr although slated Fran
els Albert Snatras The Badander" getting
OF motion picture making He sprint
champion Wilma Rudolph to in his Fastest
you change the title to fastest woman alive Sammy??
Ross Hunter the thought the man
with the golden touch
Of Life Pillow Talk searching fantcay right
in which to Johnny Mathis Mathis following
his closing night stint at New Copacabana
Spotted this paper According
Government study made public recently
during their likely born pre-
maturely than smoking
Glad they not definite arewo who
know that smoking has absolutely
This led father Of sevenChd
baby quickly? Smoke cigarettes!
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What's all this noise about big
Business? SO per cent Of the TO-
900 members Of the National As
ISOLATION of Manufacturers have
less than 500 employees Good
news: A UN survey, reporting on
youth benefiting from higher edu-
cation, says the US leads with
25% (The USsR is a bad second
with 12%) E. Happy Tooth birth
day to the state Of Kansas - and
its wondrous Jayhawk that wears
yellow slippers and flies backward
Today's last thought: that
Eiffel Tower certainly looks like
the Empire State Building after
taxes.
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Young Detroit Lawyer Named
Assistant US. Attorney

Detroit (ANP) - A 35-year-old
socially prominent attorney was
appointed as an assistant U. s.
attorney here last week.
He is Barton w. Morris. The
young attorney was sworn-in be-
fore Federal Judge Theodore Levin
last week and will handle tax mat
tiers in the civil division of Federal
Court.
The newly appointed assistant
US. attorney is a graduate of
Wayne State University Law
School in 1858 and has been in
private practice here since his
graduation with his uncle. Atty.
Cecil Rowlette.
He is married and the father of
a two-year-old daughter.
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TheIma Gorham Named
Market Research Editor
Negro Reference Guide

New York (ANPP) - World
Mutual Exchange, Inc, publishers
of the monthly market research
periodical American Negro Ref
erence Guide, announced last
week the appointment of market
counsel Thelma Thurston Gorham
of Southern university, as market
research editor of the publication.
Mrs. Gorham, is a former assist
ant professor Of journalism at Lin
coin university, jefferson City, Mo.
For the past 20 years she has been
a freelance writer, editor or cor
respondent for Negro publications
and syndicates.
In 1859, she was awarded a
mass media fellowship from the
Fund For Adult Education which
enagled her to complete a national
research study of Negro consumer
market trends in radio at the
University of Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-09

ava Balewa at a special ceremony
The question of press freedom
has been raised in Lagas by L. K.
Jakande editor Of Allied Newspap-
ers who said that a serious threat
to press freedom arises from the
constitution which permits govern
ments Of the federation to enact
their own press laws thus faciliti-
ating reprisals In Ghana where
the question of a free press has
been paramount for several years,
censorship Of the Ashanti Pioneer,
which hasn't always seen eye to
eye with Nkrumah, was lifted ..
In Northern Rhodesia, a warn
ing was issued by Federation NJ.
P. John Gaunt that if the govern
ment fails to curb the Gambia Po-
lice" European extremists may de-
eide to form their own vigilante
committees. The Gambia" forces
are the uniformed controllers of a
political party. They are not po-
lice in the true sense of the word.
Their function is to control crowds
at meetings, conduct "investiga-
tons, etc. The group is patterned
after DR.. Hastings K. Banda's
'Malawi Police" in Nyasaland. i
An appeal to the independent
nations Of Africa and Asia to sever
diplomatic ties with Portugal was
made last week in New Delhi by
Mrs. Aruna Asaf Ali, chairman of
the National Campaign Committee
for Goa. She also urged that India
take the lead In the fight for the
liberation of Angola and other
Portuguese possessions. Her COM
mittee voted to raise $4,000 to
promote the freedom fight in the
Portuguese colonies The Ma
tional Convention for the integra-
ton Of Portuguese possessions in
India with the Indian Union ter
ritory, also adopted a resolution
urging Indians to work for the
liberation of Portuguese colonies.
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THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood
n Commandments for Husbands

Remember that thy wife partner thy property
Do not expect thy wife to be thy wife wageearner the
time
Thou shalt hold thy wes that thou
it.
Thou shalt make the building of thy
Thou shalt cooperate with thy wife establishing
ciplne.
Thou shalt enter into thy house with cheerfulness
Thou shalt not let ANYONE thy thy and
get with it; neither thy father mother thy
brethren, nor thy sisters any of thy relatives
g. Thou shalt not take thy wife for granted
Ten Commandments for Wives
l. Honor thy womanhood that thy long
house which thy husband has provided for thee.
Expect not that thy husband gveth
thy father hath given thee after many years
Forget not the virtue good verify a
hath he will give for a smile.
4. Thou shalt nag.
Thou shalt codde thy husband verify every lovet
be fused
Remember that the frank approval
to thee than the sdeong glances strangers
T. Forget not the Of cleanliness good dressing
g. Permit NO ONE to having hard
Keep thy home with diligence joys
of old age
10 Commit thy thy thy shall
rise up and call thee blessed.
Log of the Good Ship Grace.
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Golf. Antilles Housing Bill
Advances In LeoisIufUre

Sacramento (ANP) - The ways
and means committee of the Calf
ornia Assembly voted a do pass
to the Hawkins Fair Housing bill
last week by a vote of IA to 6.
The Hawkins Fair Housing Bill
as amended confines its coverage
to publicly assisted" housing, al
ready covered under the Fair
Housing Act of 1859. Basically the
only change in the amended YER
sion from the existing law is to
substitute commission enforcement
for court enforcement, utilizing the
existing Fair Employment Prac-
tees Commission as the enforce
ment agency.
The original version rejected by
the ways and means committee
two weeks ago would have extend
ed coverage to all housing except
owner-occupied dwellings whether
publicly assisted or not.
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I'm Much Too Youna For You'll

London, England amp - 1t
was some time before friends of
Mrs. Maggie Lund, "a years old
could contact her to learn just why
her scheduled marriage to Mr..
George Hill, "a years old, was cal
led off, thus ending all plans for
a gala celebration.
But the riddle was finally solved.
Her friends reported that when
Mr.. Hill asked her why she called
the wedding off, she told him:
People will say I'm too young for
YOU"
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snip ana equality Elsewhere,
African banana shippers were
watching with interest the plan of
the giant United Fruit Company
to transport bananas from the Car
ibbiean and Central America by
the crate instead of by the trad
itional bunch. +,
WHITE SUPREMACY in South
ern Rhodesia was dealt a blow by
the Roman Catholic bishops who
declared that racial segregation
and discrimination and racial su-
periority as taught and practiced
there is akin to Nazism The
campaign Of the Freedom Riders,
who are assaulting racial restric-
tons in travel in Americas south
land, Is getting sympathtic atten-
ton from Africans, especially those
in the settler areas familiar with
racial barriers. Encouraging sign
is the apparent determination of
the American government to see
that its non-discrimination edicts
are carried out in spite of local
resistance >,
WHILE IBERIA TRUE
WIG PARTY was patting Presi-
dent Tubman on the back for the
manner in which he handled the
Donation summit meeting held re-
Gently, President Philibert Tsiran-
ana Of the Malagasy Republic add
ed a footnote to the conference.
Said he, I'VE should like to make
our great island a sort of African
Geneva, a neutral territory where
many difficulties can be ironed out,
quarrels settled and agreements
reached" With the only de-
cision to be made regarding Ken
yatta's release being when,
Paulo Muigai, a brother Of the
African leader is offering a two
acre site at Gatundo, Nambu for
Kenyatta's residence, but expects
compensation on $500 Mean
while Colonial Under-Secretary
Hugh Fraser said that Kenya in
dependence is still several years
off despite the clamor of Kenya
leaders for immediate action. E.
NORTHERN CAMEROONS Of
fiCially became a part of Nigeria
June l when Sir Percy Wyn-Har-
ris handed over the territory to
Prime Minister Sir Abubaltar Taf-
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AFRICA


the country of to
AFRICA
Tsombe imagine uproar would have been
created in quarters Premier Gzenga
eyve had been similarly seized The duty
TshOmbes release remembering that the principles
and due process" apply to those with
those with many"-New York TIMES.
Resignation Rajeshwar Daya from the post of U Spec
a Representative the automatically
vision of UN operations there with emphasis
political field coordination nescapabe
that events the smoothly
JOURNAL.
BLACKJACK NIINSTRELS
I'm the meantime the Negro every right offended by all
the cruel traditions depicted lazy shess
person without character desire for
tradition false cruelty pepetuate it black
face shows-HartfOrd, Conn, CoURANT.
SCHOOL DEsEGREGAnoN
Prince Edward CountyNeverheess the Virginia
situation clear Atty Gen Robert Kennedy seeking
to correct it"-ChicagO, DAILY NEWS
LITTLE
School simply proceeding obligation to adopt the
operation Of the school system to the requirements
Little Rock, GAZETTE.
"As Of the Kennedy given full
backing to the civil rights" support
entire package die quiet legislative regard
the bills obnoxious trial
COURIER
Administrators strategy is beginning to unfold It will first
try to revise the Senate rules
Otherwise the position talk anv civil
rights legislation to death But this fight
near the end OF the session. the timing important
fight the buster up Congress crucial
Southern votes for the program
Administration succeeds only weakening
session. it will be quiet accomplishment This
Souherners major weapon-LOusviIe, COURIER
RACE ECONOMICS
Georgia Industrial climates
in the nation Gen Clay said 1t physical climate and
plentiful Of labor
development has not kept neigh
bors.
Our progress being slowed the desegrega-
ton problem, the unit
fear that its basic interest is agriculture industry changes
and uncertainties in state tax CONSTITUTION
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VOTE ILLINOIS FEPC
BILL OUT OF COMMITTEE

Springfield, Ill. (ANP) - Five
Republicans deserted their party
last week to help take a fair en-
ployment practices bill from COM
mittee where it had been stalled
by tie vote.
The successful vote on the mo-
ton to discharge the Senate in
dustrial Affairs Committee from
further consideration of the bill
was 80 to 25.
The motion received two more
votes than necessary to bring the
controversial measure out for gen.
eral debate on the Senate floor
and a vote.
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will send each states AYSC win
ncr to the Nationals at Willow
Grove Naval Air Station, Phila.,
Pa, July 24-30.
Air Youth champs will get
round trip air transportation, ex-
pense money, official outfits, and
a chance to be named the 1851
Grand National Air Youth
Champion" Champs will COM
pete in four events-Stunt,
Speed, Endurance, and Beauty.
The same model, the Air Youth .
Quadrathon Plane, will be used
for each of these categories.
Any model fiier under 16 years
Of age is eligible to compete.
Hobby Industry Association deal
e"s all over the country are off,
cIal qualifying sites, and head
quarters for contest rules.
III be at the Nationals.
maybe you'll be there too, as a
ChamDiOn
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Robby
( -orner
by LEE MILAN

The boys that really impressed
me at the National Model Air
plane Championships in Dallas
last summer were the Air Youth
State Champions. A well-be-
haved, skillful group of model
builders and fiiers, they deserved
the free trips to Dallas they'd
won. In fact, AYSC boys are
crowned the Junior and Senior
National Champions.
The Air Youth State Champ-
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Paul Robson In
SonitoriUm Near Moscow
For PROLONGED Test

Moscow (ANP) - American
singer Paul Robson has moved
into the Artists and Writers SAM
forum outside Moscow for a rest
Of one or two months, his wife
Eslanda, said last week.
Mrs. Robson declined to tell re-
porters when Robson entered the
sapitorium or what was wrong
with him.
Robson said recently he planned
an extensive concert tour Of the
Soviet Union and Africa. The sing
er previously has said he makes
his permanent home in Britain
but that he intends to spend at
least six months of every year in
Communist countries.
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Focus On Africa
BY EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

ringing of bells that proclaimed that South Africa become
republic and has severed its yearod the Com
mOnweath The world watching how long
tightly ruled by 3mOn whites endure 2mon dis
franchsed Africans who have least the backing
African nations in their struggle for full citizen
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! full planning for it? There are so
many little details you have to
see about that sometimes you
wonder if you will ever be ready
to leave.
Then when you get the car all
packed and you think you are
ready to start someone will ask,
Are you sure the gas burners
have been turned off and are you
sure you disconnected the televi-
sion sets? You want to start on
and forget these small items but in
the back Of your mind, you remem-
Der the time Mary and Joe Warde
left their television set on while
they were gone overnight and
freak storm caused their set to set
fire to the curtains in the house
and quite a bit of damage was done
before firemen broke the door
down to get in and put the fire
out.
So, you get out of the car and
you think since you are in the
house you will check everything
again. Down in the basement you
find the hot water running a slow
trickle in the stationary tub. On
the second floor you find a window
open wide in the hall You can't |
imagine how these items could
have been overlooked, but there
they were.
The horn is blowing and the
family is wondering what you are
doing staying in the house so long. |
They don't know that you decided
to thank God for having kept all
of you in good health and you ask
Him now to be with you on your
trip and as the door opens and
you close it you start out feeling
all is well with the world and how
happy you are as you get on your
way.
You find so many wonderful
changes in the old highway. The
highways have been widened and
many of the sharp curves have
been rounded and before you have
gone very far you feel relaxed be-
cause all Of the road signs are
large and in full view of the driver
and all you have to do is observe
them. You are also happily sur
prised to find more Accommodations
on the highway than when you last
drove through, seven years ago.
When the month is up you are
almost as eager to be on your way
home as you were to get started.
You have had wonderful trip and
enjoyed your vacation but you
learned once again, There's no
place like home" How you long to
get in the house and relax. You
simply cannot really relax any
where as you can in your own home
but you come home and relieve the
happy hours of your vacation. You
have many happy memories.
So, whether you go on a trip
or stay at home, enjoy yourself
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ion ship Pro-
G r a m i s on
again this year.
The Hobby In
dus try A $50
c ia tion of
A m e r i c a
which backs
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-09

June l, 19S9-The old-age pen
sion advocated by DR.. Francis
Townsend of California was re-
jected by the House of Represent
atives.
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June, The Month of Happiness

June The Month of Happiness
tradonaly weddings vacations is
the month many beginning
a change in the regular routine Of their
No matter where your
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-09

So, whether you go on a trip
or stay at home, enjoy yourself
on your vacation. Make it a happy
memory to last you all year.
FIT, Esther Baldwin York.
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Compiled by the

Compiled by the Associated Negro Press)
Here is roundup of editorial opinion daily papers
the country current events of interest
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Blossom Festival Events

TUESDAY
pm.-Lighting of the Japanese Stone Lanter at the
Admission free
$3.50 pm-First performance of Gilbert and suivan's
operetta THE Mikado," at Lisner Auditorium.
$3.50 pmConference of State Societies PrincesseS' Pre-
Sentation Ball. Sheraton-Park Hotel.
WEDNESDAY
1890 pm-Cherry Blossom Festival Luncheon and Fash
ion Show at the MayfIower Hotel BY invitation
pm.-Repeat of Festival Fashion Show Champagne
Showing" at the Mayflower Hotel Reservations
available from Festival Committee, 1916 street
Evening Prncesses Receptions Contact State Societies
for invitations.
pm.-U. S. Marine Band National Cherry Blossom
Festival Concert at Interdepartmental Auditorium.
Fifteenth and Constitution avenue NV Open to
the public.
$3.50 pm.-"The Mikado" last performance at Lsner
THURSDAY
10 amt pm-Competton by all participating high
school bands District National Guard Armory, 2001
East Capitol street Open to the public,
FRIDAY
10 ANS pm.-Cherry Blossom Festival ROTC National
Drill Team Competition, District National Guard
Armory, 2OO1 East Capitol street Open to the
public.
pm.-Music for Young America Concert" New State
Department Auditorium, on Twentythrd street
NV, between and streets.
8:45 pm-Cherry Blossom Festival Ball Sheraton Park
Hotel Selection of Festival queen. BY invitation
only.
SATURDAY
1920 am-Pre parade showing in front of grandstands
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets NV. on
Constitution before the National Cherry
Blossom Parade of Prncesses The South Hagers-
town (Md) High School Band, winning drill teams
and clowns will perform.
II am.-Parade of PrinceSseS Constitution NV
from Seventh to Seventeenth streets
230 pm-National Cherry Blossom Coronation Pageant
Sylvan outdoor Theatre South slope of Washing
ton Monument grounds. Growing of Festival prin-
Open to the public.
pm-"Music for Young America Concert" New State
Department Auditorium, Twenty third street
NV. between and D streets.
$3.50 pm-National Cherry Blossom Festival Coronation
Dance Hotel Washington Ball Room, Fifteenth
and F streets NV. Public invitation, $3.50 per
person.
SUNDAY
2:30 pm-Repeat Of Coronation Pageant Sylvan Out
door Theater south slope of Washington Monu-
ment grounds. Open to the public.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Connie Stevens, star Of the
Hawaiian Eye program, and
Louis Quinn of n Sunset Strip.
Another first" this year will
be a pre-parade show in front
of the grandStands between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
on Constitution avenue NV
before the Parade of PrincesSes
The show will feature the
winning band from last years
festival, the South Hagerstown
Md High School band, and
the winning drill teams from
this weeks team contests at the
National Guard Armory.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Youth Indicted
In Parents Death

ANNAPOLIS, April l (AP)
An Anne Arundel County
grand jury has indicted Wayne
Dresbach, Is, in the murder
Of his adopted parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold M. Dresbach.
The youth. who has been
undergoing extensive tests at
Clifton T. Perkins State Hos
pital, will be tried in Anne
Arundel Circuit Court for first
degree murder. No trial date
has been set.
Judge Benjamin Michaelson
removed the case from Juvenile
Court jurisdiction to allow the
Dresbach youth to be tried as
an adult.
The youth was arrested
shortly after his parents were
found dead of gun wounds last
January Z at their Franklin
Manor home near Churchtown.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Jordan Protests
Israeli Parade

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
April l (AP).-Jordan COM
planned to the U. N. Security
Council today that Israel is
planning a big military parade
in Jerusalem April 20 in viola
ton of the armistice agreement
between the two countries.
Jordanian Delegate Abdul
Monem RifaI filed the COM
plant with T. B. Subasinghe
of Ceylon, president of the IL
nation Council for April. He
asked that the council meet as
soon as possible to take it up.