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Africa At A Glance
WRECK

WhECh
Windhoe South (ANP)A passenger crashed
stationary freight train in the dusty desert village of Klein
white and nurng at least 52 persons in
cudng accident which occurred $50 miles
south of windhoek caused by a switching error
PROFESSOR
Chicago (ANP)-Professor Babatunde
Illinois university address the June
graduation the Crane campus Of the Chicago Teachers
college Williams whose home is in Lagos Nigeria spoke on
Transition"
PORTS
kingston Jamaica ANP)-Three new ports
this West during fourth
under construction bring of these
specialized such baue and
srT-Ns
Africans followed by much
effective campaign demonstrations ended by police
the powerful drive has been launched by
group Against moved with
planned using Coods and Africans The
impact effective and the demonstrators
made gains
ANGOLA
Luanda Angola (ANP)-Poruguese claimed VIC
tory rebels official
reported the border No de-
the recapture were released by the Portuguese
Hagerstown Maryland (ANP)-D William FTzohn, the Sierra
diplomat Johnson
months given welcome his return
visit Hagerstow repair damage
was mubbed including
honored him with redarpet reception at city hotel
BATTLE
Umtata South CANP)-TVventyone Africans 1000
sheep tribal battle 25 miles from this Cape
incident according semmed from
earlier TribeS~omen looted hu
slaughtered Tembu hacked each
other to death
PEACE CORPS
Washington CANPD-Drector Sargent shiver, Jr served
Corps help nation that
barred volunteers racial religious grounds To those Arab
prohibit South Africa which
Negroes told the Foreign Relations committee
Corps able to do
you" President Kennedys boherinaw
KENYATTA
London ANP)-Leaders government
the British intends release Jomo Ken
political
Kenyatta imprisoned for his alleged connection with
activities
SLAVERY
Katmandu, Nepal (ANP-Alhough slavery abolished in
Nepa parts country
chairman inspection and supervision
prevails district northwest Of Katmandu said
bought $3.50 and
who working their
generations
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
PAPER CUP COMPANY
SELLS 10 MILLION
TO LOcKHEED PLANT

Atlanta, Ga. June 23.-Through
a sour twist, desegration is prov
ing profitable to some manufacture
ers of consumer items.
A paper cup manufacturer has
advised its statesmen in a memor-
andum of an increase in the sale
of water cups and portion cups
as a result of desegregation at the
Lockheed Aircraft plant in nearby
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to bed. She was at home for ten
days in bed before even her next
door neighbor knew Of her illness.
The neighbor, a kind woman,
went over to the Lincoln home and
when she was taken in the bed
room to see Mrs. Lincoln, one
glance showed her Mrs. Lincoln
was a very sick woman, but she,
did not yet realize it. She was 50
grateful to see her neighbor that
she shed tears of joy to think
Mrs. Taylor, her neighbor, had
come in to see her. Mrs. Taylor
made Mrs. Lincoln as comfortable
as she could, then went downstairs
and fixed her an appetizing break
fast.
Mr. Lincoln usually came home
at noon and fixed her breakfast.
She had told him she was not hun
CRY in the morning. He got break
fast for himself with the help of
the children and after they had
eaten he took them to school be-
cause his wife had assured him
she would be downstairs a little
later and if she wanted anything
to eat she would get it, but she
had never gone downstairs be-
cause she was too weak.
Mrs. Taylor spent several hours
with Mrs. Lincoln and when Mr..
Lincoln came home she told him
the Doctor had said Mrs. Lincoln
needed someone with her all day.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
-4ouAeLoM
-44ut by
Joan March WOrden
Director, Pine Cleaner
Information CRnter.

As everyone must know by
now, outdoor cookery which
sweeps the country like an epi-
demic from now until snow flies
Is largely q mans, job. It's also,
supposedly, his Joy. For men,
outdoor cooking is:
/. Fun (he can show off at
the grill)
2. Rewarding Che gets COM
pliments on his genius as
q chef
3, A creative outlet Che can
y try new sauces = usually
invented" from his wife's
cookbook - and new COM
bination Of foods.)
However, we think it Is time
someone pointed out what out
door cookery Is for the wife
(or girl friend). For women,
outdoor cookery is:
/. Fun (she can watch her
man work - at least for
a While)
2. Rewarding (she won't have
to vacuum the dining room
If the guests are scatter
ing their crumbs on the
patio or backyard)
3. A mess (she's the one who
has to clean up afterward
- and that grill which is
her mans keyboard of
tricks can, at cleanup
time, be her sour note.J
II item three weren't such a
problem, items one and two on
milady's list would have a better
chance. So, here's a hint for the
frenzied frau of an outdoor bar
becuer: You become a barbe-
cutie by latching onto a bottle
of pine cleaner and as soon as
the grill cools, put it to soak in
a pine cleaner bath.
If it's too big to immerse,
soak a sponge in full-strength
pine cleaner and lean the grill
up against the barbecue pit, or
put It fiat on the grass. This
way the nasty residue of a love-
ly evening" grease-and-food-
caked grill - can be dissolved
away, while you continue to join
in the fun. You can then COM
plete the job by swishing clear
hot water over the grill and
wiping off with a sponge.
The only better system we
can think Of is to put the pine
cleaner, the sponge and other
cleanup materials in your
mans hand, after he drops the
barbecue tools and before he
starts telling everyone how he.
been shaving away over a hot
stove. II it works and you dc
get the barbecuer to do th'
cleanup, please let US know
There must be q medal for Il
somewhere!
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
Enjoyable Dance Music

Other releases recommended are:
The Persuasive Trombone of
Urbie Green" Command Re-
cords (Stereo): Green and his
orchestra. Tunes: AT Last" "Pris-
oner of Love-" Dream" I've
Heard That Song Before" Moon
light Serenade" and Stairway to
the Stars" Side 2: Let's Fall In
Love-" MY Silent Love-" MY Mel
ancholy Baby" II Had the Crazi-
est Dream" I'm Getting Senti-
mental Over You" and Il can't
Get Started"
This record features dance mu-
sic Of the sixties, and, as the list
ing indicates, spotlights some Of
the all time favorite ballads and
pop tunes Green's smooth
trombone playing set the tempo
and tone, but the orchestra also
gives him a big assist Just
the thing for your homespun dance
party . Highly enjoyable.
"A Rare Batch of Satch-RCA
Victor: A recording from old mas
ters by Louis Armstrong, the trum-
pet king. Tunes: Il Colts Rights to
Sing the Blues" when You're
Smiling" "St. James Infirmary,"
"Dinah," There's a Cabin in the
Pines" Basin Street Blues" II
Hate to Leave You Now" 'Mahog-
any Hall Stomp" Hobo, You Can't
Ride This Train" That's My
Home" ("Tn Be Glad When You're
Dead You Rascal, YOU" when
It's Sleepy Time Down South" I"
"Nobody's Sweetheart" Snow
ball." "Laughin' Louie, and High
Society"
This is a musical expose of Arm
strong before, during and after his
rise to fame q. Most of the tunes
will be unfamiliar to the younger
jazz bluffs, but the style and quail
ity of Louie's playing should be
familiar to record fans in general.
A fine collectors item.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07

ians." Mobutu named neither the
embassy nor the politicians.
Earlier, and on the positive side,
Stanleyville delegates at Leopold
vile said their leader, Antoine
Gizenga, is ready to talk to the
Kasavubu government on the fu-
ture of the Congo. There have been
reports from Leopoldville that Pre-
sident Noise Tshombe of Katanga
Province will be offered a minis
terial post in the Kasavubu gov
eminent. Informed sources believe
that if the proposal is accepted,
Tshombe would be released immed-
lately. In other action, Maj. Guy
Weber, Belgian military adviser to
Tshombe, was order by the United
Nations to leave the country.
FRENCH FORCES have now
completely evacuated the most i'm
portant of the remaining four
French military bases in Mali
the one located at Kati near Bam-
ako. Announcement of the evacua-
ton was made by communique
from Bamako.
TRULY A WHITE PAPER"
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US. Judge Refuses To Dismiss
"Jim Crow" Damage Suits
Aquinsf Mont. Police

Montgomery (ANP) - A fed
eral judge refused to dismiss dam
age suits totaling 100000 filed
against Police Comr. L. B. Sullivan
and three other officials as the re-
suit of racial incident.
U. S. District Judge Frank M.
Johnson, Jr., turned down argu-
ments of defense attorneys that
he should dismiss two counts of
the suits, filed by white sociology
Prof. Richard Nesmith, his wife
and students Thel Baumann and
Thomas Ramshey, all Of MacMur-
ray College, Jacksonville, Ill.
They were arrested with eight
other students while attending an
integrated luncheon in Montgom-
cry during a sociology field trip.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07

are married, have children Of their
own, they own their own home,
they have a car, the husband has a
good position, he is earning a sal
ary that affords them a fair liv-
ing and without quite realizing
it, they have no friends at all.
No close friends who would feel
welcome to run in" once in a
while.
The family I am writing about
I will call Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r.
Lincoln and children. When Mrs.
Lincoln realized her family was
growing up she was so particular
about the company who came to
see them that it was not long be-
fore her children refused to have
their young friends come to their
home because their mother would
be sure to make them feel inferior
to her children before they left.
She and her husband loved each
other very much and they loved
their two children. They did not
want or need anyone else, then.
They had not learned that no
one can live without friends. We
money, your car, or your fine
clothes cannot hand you a drink of
water if you do not have the
strength to get up and get it for
yourself, but a friend can!
When the Lincoln children were
IL and 13 years old Mrs. Lincoln
was so ill the Doctor told her to go
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
New York Juxz
Front "Jumpino"

New York Juxz
Front Jumping"
New York (ANP) - The New
York City jazz front was Jump
ing" last week, with such leading
artists and orchestras holding the
spotlight at several leading jazz
spots.
Thelonious Monk, the goateed
expert Of the keyboard, starred at
the Jazz Gallery, with the Jazz
Four; Ray Charles and the Coast
ers held the fort at the Appollo
Theatre, and Lambert, Hendricks
and Ross were at the Village Van
guard.
Meanwhile, sponsors were get
ting ready to launch an expensive
outdoor jazz concert at RandalPs
Island Stadium at Downing.
Louis Armstrong, "CannonbalP
Adderley and Gerry Muligan will
open the concert series on June
%.
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BeIufonfe Hosts Benefit
For CORE Orqonixution

New York (ANP) - Singer
Harry Belafonte acted as host in
welcoming a Sunday evening audi
ence here recently at a benefit per-
formance given by the comedy
team Of Mike Nichols and Elaine
May to aid the Congress of Racial
Equality, the organization spon-
soring the trips Of Freedom Rid
ers' in the South.
The special performance Of IAN
Evening With Mike Nichols and
Elaine May" was held at the Gold
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07

So, a housekeeper was hired.
The housekeeper could not un-
derstand why no friends came to
see her sick employer.
Mrs. Lincoln told her helper, II
used to have friends and gradually
1 became so absorbed in my family
and home that I did not take time
to go see my friends, even when
they were i'll, and very gradually,
1 lost them, one by one 1t was
so gradual that I didn't realize it
until since Il have been i'll and
none of them have come to see me.
I do not blame them, it was my
fault. To have friends, you really
have to be a friend.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
BY Herman Brewster


Come, steal away with
To enchanted land, America.
Where chicken in every basket,
And fish tails and push buttons
And thors and payola and lunch counter sit-ins
And sputniks
Fill the Sunday papers.
And the Smiths keeping up with the Joneses,
And Bobbie's got bicycle,
And Marie's got and Easter bonnet,
And Sally was raped while walking through the park
And Aberts pervert, and Macks dope,
And there's no chicken because papas relief;
Because the guys with all the money won't
Stop the strike
Which means Johnny has shoes
And there are six living in how-many-rooms;
Two, because the father deserted
And the mother only take in washing;
And the street is dirt and the gutter Is
An uncovered water-tuned green ditch,
Because the Southern tradition controls the money
But this land America, is enchanting,
you like cold water flats and mosquitoes out-houses
It's dream, oh! God, come true
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
"If's Too Lufe. DaddNI"

Middletown, Ohio (ANP) - Sgt.
Carl Ennis OF the Trenton Police,
out walking with his son, Chris, 6,
last week, stopped to buy an ice
cream bar and handed it to the
boy to take a bite.
AS the sergeant took the tid-bit
back and swallowed a big chunk,
the boy cried: Wait, Daddyp
Asked what was wrong, Chris grin
ned and said: IT'S too late - you
swallowed my loose toothw
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson
Fine Musical Fare

After a brief vacation, this re-
viewer is glad to get back in the
swing of things with this column
featuring some of the choicest mu-
sical items on records.
First off is a unique recording
on the Riverside Record label, tit
led "a Childs Introduction to
jazz" narrated by "Cannonball"
Adderley, the saxophone Wrtuoso.
An LIP, this record is one of a ser
les of cultural records for children
being produced by the enterpris-
ing Riverside company. 1t is a
work of simplicity and beauty, but
not project that is by any means
restricted to juveniles.
For "A Child's Introduction to
Jazz" is really the story of jazz,
from it's infancy in celorful old
New Orleans to it's present prom
inence. 1t is the story of men and
music-of such stars of the past
as King Oliver, Jelly Roll Morton
and Sidney Bechet; veteran and
contemporary performers as Duke
Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Fats
Waller and Coleman Hawkins, and
modernists as Miles Davis, Dizzy
Gillespie, Thelonious Monk and, of
course, "Cannonball." Adderley's
performance, both musically and
verbally, is one of the big features
of the record. He does a masterful
job, telling the jazz story in an in
telligent and colorful manner.
Other big features include ar
rangement of material, fine sound
reproduction and delightful demon
strative and background music :. &.
From the standpoints of education
and culture as well as plain mu-
sical treat, this is a big, big bar
gain.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
Marietta.

But, most important" the MEM
orandum added, "is the change
over at the drinking fountains
made it possible for us to secure
an order for 10 million cups.
I'VE would ask that you pay
close attention to developments in
your respective areas. You can
expect similar to what is happen
ing at Lockheed to occur through
out the country" it read.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07

Nahashon Ngare. who spent four
months in the Congo last year,
said Africa is on the march to
freedom. The future depends on
which ideology is used to bring
that freedom" Ngare, who was
jailed for five years for Mau Mau
activities, said "if an theology of
revenge is the order of the day in
Kenya, the results will be chaos. d"
AN INTERESTING but debat-
able account from Lisbon on the
Angolans' desire for independence
went like this: DR.. Adriano Nor
EZRA, Portuguese overseas minister,
said that while visiting recently in
Angola many Angolans asked him
to transfer to the territory depart
ments functioning in Lisbon which
dealt with matters of local inter-
est to Angola. He said the gov
ernment found this logical and had
already transferred, for instance,
the guild of maize to Angola No
Angolan however asked me for in
dependence" he added. He contin-
ued: The native population took
refuge under our protection when
ever they could. Many however
were not able to do it and became
subject to violence of terrorists
who slaughtered all who did not
place themselves unconditionally at
their service"
A MAN ON THE MOVE is DR..
Kofi Busia, former leader of the
Opposition in the Ghanian Parlia-
ment and now a professor Of SOC
iology at the University of Leyden,
Netherlands. DR.. Busia, who visit
ed recently in LONE, Togo, is on a
fact-finding tour of West Africa.
His work involves chiefly personal
research on the education Of the
child in African families. After the
Togo visit he travelled in Lagos
and Ibadan in Nigeria. Busia, it
may be recalled, fled Ghana to es-
cape arrest. He has been in and
out of West Africa before his re-
cent visit.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
FRIENDSHIP

Friendship is a precious thing
1t blesses and it cheers.
Perhaps twas born but yesterday,
Perhaps it grew with years.
And it's worth a million dollars
To have a real, true friend.
Anon.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
SLAVERY
Focus On Africa
BY EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

AMID RUMBINGS at the United Nations that the Con-
gose Parliament would be recOnvened before the end of June
Maj Gen Joseph Mobutu announced in Leopove the
of 40 of his soldiers and 20 civilians charges of being involved
in plot have him and other leaders "eher poisoned
kidnapped" He said the planned attempt mapped by
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood

SELF-CONTROL
1t may be hard to keep your head amid confusion
And when men doubt you, pay no heed at all;
To wait if wait you must, without mpatience
To trust yoursef-to at others call
1t may be hard when lied about to hold your silence
When hated, not to hate but send good will;
To hear your words of truth reduced to fiction,
And not grow angry when you should be still.
But if you learn to place yourself above contention
And do not try to be too good or wise,
There is one in all the world hurt you;
You need not fear-your star will surely rise.
Carl De Voc
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FRIENDSHIP

To have friends must be friendly Friendship
es having interests usenes loyalty
and above all, honesty.
people they They
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07

Congo stepped up ivory shipments
in a desperate search for funds. It
was also believed that much of the
ivory was illegally coming as the
result of poaching on government
reserves. Meanwhile, at a recent
ivory auction in Mombasa, Kenya,
prices were very low and prac-
tically all the 1902 pounds of
rhine-horn had to be withdrawn as
it did not even attract the reserve
price. However, nearly all the 5000
pounds of ivory was sold.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07


TOURIST ORGANIZATIONS in
sections of Africa still controlled
by settlers have made a strong bid
to sell" the whole area-Africa
south of the Equator-to potential
tourists throughout the world. At
tour, an association of official
South African, Federal, Portuguese
and East African tourist bodies,
have decided that collective action
set right apart from politics
is the best way to attract visitors.
Their action sets up a competitive
movement with independent Afri-
can states which also seek tourists
to help boost their economics.
NIGER PRESIDENT Hamani
Bioi has declared that "the Sah-
ara should be managed by an in
ternational organization compris-
ing all the border states" He said
the organization, "of the European
Coal and Steel Community (CE-
CA type" would be in charge Of
the exploitation Of the Sahara
which would serve to develop all
the bordering states and even help
in the development Of Africa. He
added that France could have a
place in such an organization on a
technical level because Of the eff
forts France has made in this field
A ONETIME Mau Mau leader
has predicted that Kenya will be-
come another Congo unless deci-
sive action is taken Immediately.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-02
Middle East
Festival Set
November 18

An slIdsy Middle East Fest
val featuring such gourmet
delieacies as paklsva, bourns
and kadeif and the music Of the
oud, q stringed instrument ira
oitionaI TO eastern Mediter-
rsnesn countries, win be held
November 10 al the silver
Spring ArTnory. The ArTnory is
on Wayne ave. IN Silver Spring,
one block east Of Georgia ave.
The festival begins at II am.
with q display Of baked goods
typical Of the Near East
At 8 pm, the Philadelphia
Comadis Eand win feature
George Mrgroichisn, virtuoso
on the oud, who viii play Ar.
menian, Greek, Arabic and
Turkish music for dancers
throughout the evening.
The festival is being jointly
produced by the Ladies Aid and
the Armenian Church Youth
Organization. All festival pro-
ceeds win 90 TO the church
building fund Of the Armenian
Apostolic Church in Washing.
ton
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-02
Butler Requests Delay in Elimination
OF MARYLAND Ground Rent Deductions

Sen John Marshall Butler n
nd has asked the Internal
Revenue Service 70 delay elm.
nations Of income tax deduc,
tons for ground merits Until the
Congress considers his ground
rent bill next year
In q Statement prepared foE
o public hearing tn Washington
d. G., Senator Butler stated:
~kctaon Of the Commissioners
Of internal Revenue hes had the
effect o. denying % more thar
250O00 Maryland homeowners .
tax Deduction which they have
had for approxlmate5y 30
years"
The Senator pointed out that
the new regulation, entered IL
the Federal Register u Sepsern
Der ], rs Arn5tsd. for some
strange reason. 70 the State d
Maryland
He explained, AS . result Of
conversations ! have had with
Sen Harry Byrd, chairman d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-02

enactment Of legislation permit
ting il 70 reinpose its previous
ineguias5le tax policy upon the
ouiideT.seller. And 10 50 doing,
il is apparently wiling to penal
ize ia excess Of 10000 Mary
land honeOwners."
The Senator stressed that
swalle the majority Of these
homeownerS are ia the Bslti-
more area, there are 1000
homes subject TO ground rent
10 Prince Georges County and
over 1000 homes 81 Montgomery
County.
In conclusion, ] would again
like 70 urge the Commissioner,
for the various reasons noted,
to neassess his decision denying
the deduction Of Maryland ac-
erned ground rent payments for
Federal income tax purposes. At
the very least, he should stay
action thereon until the Con
gress has had an opportunity 70
act upon the pending bills"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-02
Moore Named
By PR Firm

Charles z. Moore. Jry a for
mer FBI agent, has been ap-
pointed a vice president Of Lar
~ Hogan Associates, Washing
ton public MISUNDERSTANDING
firm.
Moore served with the FEEDER
al Bureau Of Investigation from
May, 1851, to October, 1861. He
was assigned as an investigator
in Phoenix, Arizona. and Spring.
field. Illinois, and at the time
Of his resignation, he was q 81.
peryisory special agent at FBI
headquarters In Washington.
Moore, his wife and four chill.
dren reside in Montgomery
County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-02
BowIers Sought
For City League

Members are being sought
for ths Rockville Recreation
Departments adult ten pin
bowling League and junior bowl,
srs.
The adult league viii begin
play at $40 pm. November S at
the Congressional Bowling Al,
10y. Persons may join as a team
Or individually by calling the
Recreation Department, Garden
1900.
Junior bowIers should regis,
ter with the Twinbrook Duck
Pin Alley or the Congressional
Ten Pin Alley.