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Evening star., 1961-03-14

on Friday. March 10, 1851, FRANK
ANDREW. LEsKO. Of 8943 Decatur
St. vWoodIaWn, Nd: beloved hgsband
Kirk A.. Brent X. and Denise B.
Lesko. He also is survived BY three
brothers. Steve, Joe and John Lesko,
and two sisters. Mary Agnes and
Christina Lesko,. formerly, OF Penn
sylvania. Mr. Lesko rests at the
Gasch Funeral Home. 4739 Baiti-
more ave-. Hyattsville, Md. Requiem
mass at Fort Myer Chapel. Arling-
ton, Va. on Wednesday, March 10,
at 10 am. Relatives and friends in
yited.. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. IA
LESKO, FRANK. The officers and
AyunmalA members Of Free State
81 !; G. 4: |:: -:
~ g pm. Tuesday, March IA,
at Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimqre ant vs ave- Aynstsyille; Nd;
ROBERT STEEGER. Adjt. IA
Evening star., 1961-03-14

CHARLEs n. In low
ing memory Of our dear cousin,
CHARLES H. WASHINGTON, who
departed this life five years ago
today. March IA. 1866.
Till memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts.
OLIVE AND MACK MONTGOMERY.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14
The Greet ChoIIenqe

Seamheated society," boredom
for life rather People complain that there
challenge in daily living that everything along
ranged. at least readily practicable fashion.
1t true that longer get together household
frontier
longer any challenges win mete
courageous man woman
We have in mind challenge in particular It be simply
stated Try applying the preepts religion without reservation
samming to daily life Although this sound rather simple
challenge be compared with the harhps and hostile
that tested the ponee it actually the demanding challenge
Of all
Suppose concept merely
those whose skin the color whose political and moral
ideas the but literally all to be applied
snngy dealings with others? Suppose the admonon sell
all have and to the be followed the letter
Suppose accepted solemn obligation the demand to feed
clothe the naked comfort the
noted first taking precautions to personal comforT
only mmeasably great challenge
still plenty pioneering
(AGlss) COMMONWEALTH .
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14
No Time For Kindness Or
ThOughtfulness

BY Staff Writer

driving towards city
observed just how people
the almighty dollar the attain
expense taking time to be kind to
the dog
little animal evidently Of good American" mixed breed
hudd the middle Of busy through street She had
waiting
continue q
Of the street She afraid anywhere
gardiess Of the traffic.
barng. screechng franucay twisting
all the street with the motorists leaning out their windows
cng the little animal But not stopped what could
done the little ones predicamenti
Finally motot stopped jumped out Of his auto and caed
opposite side Of the His this kindly
gesture tail wagging fancay look pure relief and
This followed by the dogs attempt follow him back
good
loyal friend just for thu ang he had only opened
the door and let her ini
minutes Of eoaxng her BACK the
Of the street. sharply commanding not follow him. the
fast break" for his and continued his
this time there eight nine standing the
casually watching this episode along with thu dogs fsd
toFmentorsL
expression Kindness the mOorS didn't
long much who gives much and for
little In return
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14

spring
beginning arrays
landscapes along the comtrde
encounter various again Of an the goes Of nature
the greater urban cities
villages people lOang lettering
places public activity This applies particularly
community inhabited predominanty people
es attest the glory anything Rather
vfy by any dignity
exaltatiOn indicated in their surroundings
spirit dignity
reflected in the actions conduct public Of the total
popuace with the advent spring
show up everywhere. 1 .a+.-@-
keeping spirit dig
nifty may
part living atmosphere
king o prince.
Fitting public conduct should
ignorance feelings
Of other people encountered public Loud vulgar language
boisterous actions dscouteous impede ~ friendly
relations the total popuace community provoke m
standings
things fitting behavior good
lot in sustaining promoting what call civilization And
conduct 1.-THE spirit of human dignity necessarily Gull
vated devices enabling people along and live together with
tudes group the other individual for
other the entire community community entire
comtry-St Louis CNIO) ARGUS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14
RussiGns invented JGr SaYs Soviet
MuSicoIogisf; Did They Invent Hiqh-Life Too7

BY Associated Negro Press Staff Writer
Russians really like They
invented It! expert Utyosov writing
Soviet Culture magazine actually Odessa
Russia Long ago..
Americans and Africans though nearly
tendency claim Russian" virtually every known
Thus Jazz joins the long List
the automobile radio. and airplane ad infinitum.
Jazz African
Serious students Of music win find dispute Comads
Uysov has been clearly established jazz distinctly
questonaby Of African origin The first
United States AoAmercans stirring
muhcal form traditional African rhythmA ... ....
Although white musicians quickly learned the ryhns and
tones Of jazz remained for distinctly African
acter and Americas leading jazz artists Afro
Americans While serious musicians
and play jazz such leading satchmo)
Armstrong and Wilbur de Paris Al o-Ameicans
Ja@ Exported
with the deplOyment many millions
throughout during Europeans were
conscious Of the genuine musical qualities expression Of
Though American style jazz bands had years existed
small cafes In Paris and other general popa-
ton Of those countries had not yet learned appreciate
Official appreciation Of jazz did
not sat In Russia until Utyosov article appeared claiming
invention Soviet authorities
ing musical form Soviet forbidden and
performers play youth were often bitterly
the few jazz recordings muggied into Russia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14

Kelley
guilty statutory violation of breath peace"
other count according Kelley will that the Negroes
guilty disturbing the because both
officials them to they
Trial for the 20 Negroes charged with violations connection with
demonstrations at Spraybes Cafeteria scheduled April IS
the Of Criminal Court Judge Charles G. Bruce.
other action Atlanta the Negro which successfully
fought campaign equal rights
pp Gov Ross Barnett deporng police treatment Of demonstrating
Negroes in Jackson Miss.
telegram headquarters
called Barnett
this unusabe action against Negro citizens of the
issippL"
COLUMBIA Acknowledgements
prison $1,000 In fines under a bill
by the South Carolina Legislature.
Campsen Of Charleston said
time the National Civil Centennial
meets Charleston April 1912
ROCK HILL SC (ANP)-United Nations Mediator p
called demonstrations negraton during
Graham later received brief going Carolina
senate defense o
ORANGEBURG (ANP)-About carrying
CATION pIceed Orangburg
week ......
piceng to continue but
at least 20
would not be disrupted
DANVMLE CANP)-Eght high Joined
Negroes Danles lunch
spread to a second variety store
Negroes either woowohs Kresges
at either
There incidents arrests
ignored requests Wool
worth store, the demonstrators began reading Bibles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14

Gurion discussing the
Adolph began that the
punish individual Of millions
Of punishment fit
such q crime
purpose the trials he said TO graphically and
ndebly Of todays world the mspeaabe
committed against humanity by the genode which the Maxi
and those Of the nations
which came under Hitler rule.
Argentina friendly nation to unawuy return him to
recognize Echmanns trial might have the value Of
shocking realizing the great descent into and
Nazs in the chamber determination
of millions Of Jews
true believe the rest Of the
world recognized what happened to world
morality places where millions of
their homes taken to the gas
chambers by members Of the master race, Nazis
a recognition against
humanity Congress refused to
rfy Rights Commission Genocide treaty
in determination Of
nattonalites whole cultures.
win than the trial Of individual
put display nhmanity to which resulted in
millions Of bameess people whose only guilt
that they born Jews
the disease Of unreasonins
present American hfe despite usual
luctance to openly admit Il.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14
Overthrow Of Castro Has Its
Calculated Dangers

against regime inevitable
bring hemisphere and particularly
happens the neighborng
country may many quarters most especially in
South America win be blamed nation
wonders how such revolution
being involved In al Of its aspect Certainly the
setup regime and the Soviet right
continuance Of that regime tenabe But what
IL remains a big question mark
Kennedy Indicated its sympathy for
which win return the country to prowesten rule but how
position official il not yet clear
problem any Cuba towards aiding the
country growing antUs feeling which Is
rampant Of the nations south Of the border The
which have been suggested to ren friends
South American nations almost too little too
The present a camp who
Rockefeller amassed with South
US in that George
South American affairs
liability
usually Decrats smats
temerity televion hookup
that the American question bearing the
That kind Of balderah indicates
attitude
scription
As readily any action open disguised
taken with full Of what
might idea the
return South
Of the prestige lost both by
activity the Communists in these countries
assistance Roosevelt and
Republicans the interest Of bipartisan foreign
policy
In any event our country position regards
Wen damned do and damned IL
hardly any There is little
talking happenedts with
doing its threat to western
hemisphere peace and stability.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14
DIR Y-POINTS
By FRED GRAM

Minnesota Twins opening victory against the New York Yans
April plenty
stiles this
Weaver Housing the
Craig Meet the Sunday with
great dispatch
Birch Society the latter admits wants no
equal civil rights for Americans Of African ancestry.
how unpopular to refer to American Negro
being years ago? Before Is all
searching
family tree for African ancestorsi
Bosr white supremacy stupidity may completely
Republic South Africa from the rest of the world
Come Friday April going be lot Of people
M ne lob On receiving medication" Metropolitan
stadium
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14

We usually try office at to begin the days
This most Of the time from fully viewing NBCs
Dave Garroway program Of Tv favorites
compensate by turning the office Tv arrival and from
listen to Dave and his between looking
at the mail or using the telephone
Often especially early Monday Tuesday eA for
an editorial nom some remark which guest To-day" makes
when being Interviewed BY GarrOvay one Of his ere"
envy wives mornings and
every morning uninterrupted The RELAXED mix
weather celebrities sports fashion and discussion Of the
problems Today make Of the best things on TV
Garroway probing interviewer despite his apparent good
which be deceptive This morning wrote this he was
not appearing to be loaded unfair those Of an American re-
porter and understanding Of group
which dedicated against the best interests Of the country Gar
owy seldom presses home as some reporters DO the advantage nus
questions him those he is interviewing to the point that the
interviewer Is embarrassed
probes Deep sharp knife and usually brings
out contradictions there be in the movement under scrutiny
GarrOways coveage Indignation situation the
performed
real service to the nation which other medium has been able to do
Conditions which exists and which have been
They have been reproduced
mornings Today that the majority
(Which sOt Of the oppression and dScrna
ton which has been the day lot Of millions colored
GarrOay spared the North and s
special brand of rAci such segregated housing and dozens
Of subtle determinations
One of the striking services
communication field is its ability the viewer the facial
sons of statesmen politicians good
while perhaps intending killed off the Senator Joseph Mccarthy
had appaung Mcarhys attacks
and loyal Americans turned from him in
Mccarthy ~ during the Sec
rotary of the hearings the Wisconsin senator's charges
a revealing which shows
what pretend be- fact
theory interviews To-day show often give the viewers
better picture of just what like and what he really believes
better than printed words and descriptions
mind the Gaoway Today show Of the most
valuable and worthwhile productions offered Tv public today
that's pun-Ceci Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14

Economic Factor Looms AS Major Issue In
BY Associated Negro
the sitn Inclined agree that the
OunlC factor than other Is the chief consideration the
breakdown racial barriers since tho student movement started
fourteen months
Prsjudced though tho southern white merchants
swiftly learning that "bac" dollars spend the "whs"
On scale large Industries slow 70 enter
d prevalent
Consequently plagued
suffer In ecOnomic growth and Industrial development
LOUISVILLE KY tAD-NsgOtaOns for the indignation Of
took optimistic
that eight restaurants have started serving Ne
Negro leaders, meeting city Hail.
statement that they both "gated optimistic"
Also restaurants have agreed to discuss ntegaon the
joint statement said
In other events downtown movie theatres have
tsgraed by
council Tho three theatres have requested that they not be named
publicly.
Negro young
during past ending
Louisville movies Miller
CORE leader. has been arrested four times
CORE been standing department
months Arrests
Rered mass demonstrations and mass arrests Since then the two de-
ntegrate
Meanwhile Juvenile Court attorneys for arrested youths cha
enged the Cs ordinance against dsordery conduct There have
mostly charges Of dsordy
demonstration ... ....
JACKSON. CANP)-MayOr Thompson employed the
urge peace city
it's FIRST experiences with the student movement This was Thompson
public regarding several demonstrations which
occurred following sit-n at the main library
appearance following afternoon meeting with
three Negro ministers which he assured them city officials would
meet with local Negro leaders at least every three months to dis
relations
The Rev A. Mays City Hail.
R intend to continue live together and harmony
must clear up certain grievances"
Attorneys staged library
appeal following conviction statutory crime
preaching fined 500 80 day suspended
sentences
Brown xoung attorneys nine
witnesses claimed the arrested because they went into
the library
Brown lawyer who represented Poplarve lynch
Mack Charles Parker.
TALLAHASSEE, (ANP)-TwO Negro youths
daOry SOday jail conviction City
Court Of fighting and engaging dOrer proceedings during
demonstration.
City Judge Rudd freed persons
arrested on charges Of assault
SAVANNAH (ANP)-sx young Negroes were sentenced Friday
police during the Paics parade
defendants entered plea Of innocent
NASHVILLE, (ANP)-The Nashville
Ito inform the entire community of this organizations functions
pose and activities"
newsletter necessary
Movement of "a adequate and
by other Of communications"
The twopage mmeographed letter distributed by hand this
and last week college and churches
in Nashville
CHATTANOOGA, (ANP)-Juvenne Judge
public charges delinquent
Judge did enjOn the youths further sandInS
ATLANTA Ga (ANP)-Fulton Criminal Court Solicitor John
Kelley said that he will reaw accusations against 20 an
strators to include two additional counts
Kelley said that addition to charges against Negroes
who participated in ~ the accusations win charge disturbing the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14

The conclusion that the lunch counters where the ns occurred
devoted public win certainly challenged
that restaurants public utilities question
of rights here the notion Of
public No
regarded being private
being wholly public poic-Washneton
, 1961-05-29
P~uiewonskY Confers
With Democratic
Leaders in Wosh. DC.

Acting Governor, Cyril King
released the following informa-
ton on Friday on the activities of
Governor PaieWonsky in Wash
ington, DC. On that day the Gov
ernor met with President Ken
nedy and other Democratic Lead
ers at 800 PM. at the White
House.
The Conference included Conrad
Wirth, Chief of the National Park
Service; John Kirwan, Acting Di-
rector o f Territories; General
Lewis B. Hershey, Director of the
Selective Service; and Eduardo
Baranano, Director of Urban AT
fairs of Pan American Union.
The Governor also visited the
Budget Bureau Officials in be-
half of Federal Funds for Power
Plant Facilities at Distillation
Plant.
On Saturday, May q, the Gov
ernor was scheduled to attend the
Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner and
be the guest of honor at the
speakers table. This is a signal of
recognition for the Virgin Islands,
the Acting Governor said.
, 1961-05-29
Rev. Simpson Returns
To us. for Golden
Anniv. Of Parents

The Rev. Clyde Simpson Of Al
tona Baptist Church, located at
Jockey Market in Christiansted,
returned to his home in Corpus
Christi, Texas, last week to join
in the celebration of the Golden
Wedding Anniversary of his par
ents which took place on May
18th. The actual date of the ami
versary will, of course, be tomor-
row..
Accompanying him were his
four children, Annette Is, Robert
IL, Rebecca II and Timothy Z.
While on the mainland Rev.
Simpson will attend the Evenge-
listic Missionary Conference and
conduct evengelistic meetings for
at least two months before re-
turning here.
During his absence, Earl Barnes,
a lay preacher from st. Thomas,
will conduct the services.
HNa&E#r ZWLrN
, 1961-05-29
John w. Macy. IT..
Civil Service Heed,
Speuks TodoY in S. T.

John w. Macy, Jr,, Chairman of
the United States Civil Service
Commission will be guest speaker
at a meeting in st. Thomas today.
Mr.. Macy will address the final
meeting of the 33rd Eastern Re
gional Conference of the Public
Personnel Association at the Vir-
gin Isle Hilton Hotel. Members are
from the Eastern Provinces Of
Canada, the New England States,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New
York, Maryland, West Virginia,
District of Columbia, Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands.
There r about five hundred in
the group and approximately 500
attended the sessions held in
San Juan from May 81.
Acting Governor Cyril E. King
and Senate President Walter I'M.
Hodge have been designated hon
orary co-chairmen.
, 1961-05-29
Personal Mention

Norman Carr of Mount Vernon,
New York, arrived in St. Croix,
home of his mother, a week ago
to be On hand for the coming mar
riage of a cousin.
MI. Carr, a member Of "The
Modern Latin Quintet" in Mount
Vernon, is an only son of Mrs.
Teresita Gibbons Carr, who came
in several days before her son.
He will return after the
wedding.
, 1961-05-29
Acting Governor King
Will Speuk at
Memorial Day Cele.

Acting Governor Cyril E. King
will be the speaker at the Memo
rial Day ceremonies which will
be held under the auspices of the
Alexander Hamilton Post No. IS
of the American Legion tomorrow
morning.
The Legionaires will leave the
War Memorial at 9:15 for the pub
lie cemetery and will return to
the War Memorial where the Act
ing Governor will speak.
, 1961-05-29

lift Virgin Islands prices beyond
our island neighbors-where often
the daily wage of a worker in
those islands is the hourly wage
Of a worker in the Virgin Islands,
S. Almost half of each tourist
dollar spent in the Virgin Islands
either goes to the United States
or remains with the Virgin
Islands.
s. Even when foreign goods
Continued on page AZ
, 1961-05-29
Virgin Islands Urging
Senate to Increase
Allowance

et
Although the House of
Representatives has passed
the bill to cut the American
tourist allowance to 500
every 80 days, the action
has not deferred the Virgin
Islands Government or the
local groups seeking still
further changes, it has been
announced.
Governor Ralph PaieWon
sky has joined government
tai agencies with the Gift
Shop Association and the
Chamber Of Commerce in
trying to induce the Senate,
where the bill next comes
up, to raise the allowance
to at least 5000. The old
provision requiring a visi-
tor to remain 48 hours be-
fore he could utilize his
exemption h a S already
been dropped from HR
6611.
In addition to a constant ex-
change of cables between Govern
ment House and the Department
of the Interior, Jack Redding and
Harold Leventhal are working
with the Governor and the Legis-
lature to present the Virgin Is
lands S i d e of the bill in
Washington.
Governor PaieWonsky made
clear to Interior and Congressional
people that the Virgin Islands
stand was made on the following:
/. Cuba has adversely effected
tourism in the Caribbean. If trend
continues, Congress will have to
help instead of hamper tourism
with the passage of such bills as
HR 66i1.
2. Other Caribbean islands get
preferential treatment in trade
from their governments. The Vir-
gin Islands should get this from
Congress.
8. Other Caribbean islands
manipulate local exchange rates
so that the U. S. dollar buys more.
Premium often greater with ira
veller's checks. In the Virgin Is
lands, dollar has fixed purchasing
power.
4. American wage standards,
living conditions, social security,
income taxes and other taxation
, 1961-05-29
obligation

obligation
If additional funds are
not made available service
would be seriously curtail-
ed, he stated.
, 1961-05-29
DR.. Evuns Denies
Thut Heulth Dept.
Over Expended App.

OV0T app.
Health Commissioners DR..
Melvin Evans has stated
"categorically and empha-
tically that the Department
of Health has not overex-
pended or over-obligated its
appropriations.
On the contrary, he stat
ed, as of the end of April,
1861 there was an under
obligated balance of $780,
325." he declared.
DR.. Evans Statement was
contained in a letter to the
Finance committee a n d
answered charges that his
department had over-obli-
cations in excess of $780,
600.
He stated:
In our budget request
for fiscal year 1861, the
Dept. of Health requested
approximately 81, 900.
The amount granted was
approximately $780, 900.
On November II, 1860, a
request was submitted for
1888, 004 to permit normal
operations of the Depart
ment of Health thru June
80, 1861. No action was tax
en- on this at the Special
Session Of the Legislature
which met in December.
The Department Of Health
has therefore advised the
Office of the Governor,
through the Director Of the
Budget, that the minimum
need to permit normal sa-
tisfactory operations
through June Both, is ap-
p~roximately $166, 900.
"The request for addi-
tional funds for the perfor-
nance Of normal operation
is not to be interpreted as
a n over-expenditure or
Evening star., 1961-09-12
lEaAL EoTIeEs
tcoN1lNuEni
THos. MOTION GITTrNGs,

1hOSs MOA AON GlIllNGSs
Attorney, 635 F Street NV.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate court.--No. 103,s6
Administration.-This Is TO Give
Notice: That the subscribers, Of
the District of Columbia. have
obtained from the PROBATE Court
Of the District Of Columbia, Let
ters Testamentary on the estate
Of JULIA HELEN THORWARTH,
also known as JULIA H. THOR
WARTH, late Of the District of
Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, 70
the subscribers, on or before the
Goth day Of February, AID. 1862:
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under our hands
this cath day Of August, 1861
MARIAN MABLE THORWARTE.
LAURA EBIZ BETH THOR
wARTH, 1904 Mornineside Drive
NV. tSeal.l Attest. ALIENE
NJ IVORY, Deputy Register of
Wills for the District of Colum-
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1961-09-12

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