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GEORGETOWN-Liv. rm. w/tire-
pl: bedrm.; S1l0 plus utils. In
spection Mon. TENCHER WALK
Err. INC, FE. S-2444.
GOOD HOPE HILLS-Apt. home
with large porches; 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking
Suitland pkwy., OXon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
course open TO public; I, = and 3
bedroom apis. from SIS; detached
small buildings. home-like atmos-
phere. beautifully Handicapped; ;
quiet, friendly neighborhood in
suburban setting: three exposures
In every apt; large rooms, ample
closets. porch conY. for dining,
sleeping and living; rear stairs to
spacious fenced-in lawns for safe
play, plumbing in kitchen for
washing machine, outside drying,
individual storage lockerS build
ing wired for air conditioners;
short walk to two 1-fare bus
lines, shopping center. schools and
theater: otf-street parking. Good
Hope Hills Is west of Naylor rd.
in vicinity Of Both st. sc. Rental
office open daily between 10 am.
and S:30 pm, 1000 Both st. Sc.
WAVERSiv TAyrop 1Nc
Evening star., 1961-12-16

CHEVY CHASE
(HAWTHORNE). attractive custom
built brick Colonial. living room
dining room, nice kitchen, powder
room, glassed-in porch, 8 bed
rooms and bath. on second, stor-
age attic, recreation room, garage
Priced in the EOS. WO. 6-2300.
EDW. H JONES a. co INC
Evening star., 1961-12-16
PRICE, S44,95O

cAMPANELLA & CO., REALTORS
Elk. 3-4ll3 Ewes, JU. $4,000
BRIGHTWOOD, Just off Ga. ave
1st offering; det. 10 rms. J6
bedrms.), 2-bath home; fireplace
lge. kit, bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.: ga
rage. $1,000 cash, $140 mo. in
cluding taxes. Call agent, NE
5000, EN-. 2-7662,
Evening star., 1961-12-16

FOGGY BOTTOM
Queen Anne'S Lane
loft 26th st. NV. Bet. Eye and X
New. 2-bedrm. town houses, attrac-
tive Federal architecture; all Gen.
raj Electric kitchens with eye
level wall ovens and black walnut
cabinets, spacious living room
with marble-faced fireplace, den.
garage and patio on ground level;
l-year lease.
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icoNTiNuED)

ARL.. Oak Ridge Apts.-Brand-new
iuIn,i ant Si,dg newly dssc;: ,l-bedrm; apt
stores;. Sll7.50 incl. utilS. 1908
N. Taft, ia. 4-4426, ia. 7-0126.
ARL.-Attract. well-furn. bedroom,
liy, rm., dinette, kit, bath, mod,
bldg. conv.. S1O6. ia. 2-lS9O.
apt; rate day OF week. % ana
room: free parking. ia. 2-3343.
BAILEY'S CROSSROADS, Falls
Church, b.r. apt, compl, furn..
plus bsmt, and garage; LIST floor
private home, CIR. 3-2740.
BRIARCLIFF MANOR bedrms.,
nicely furnished: close in, nr. bus
Sl25 incl. utils., JA. 2-7i04.
FALLS CHURCH EFFICIENCIES
Week Month
JE. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-12-16
CHEVY CHASE, y. C.. 4lI8 Legs
HOUSES UMFURN. TO RENT

ADELPHI MANOR-3-bedrm., semi
det., near MOL. Beltsville, College
PARK. Phone WI. 6-7930.
ALEXANDRIA, III Longtiew dr.
Very spacious 4-bedrm., 2h bath
house with paneled rec. rm., and
2-car garage: SITS. Call Mr.. Kane,
WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC, ST.
3-5050.
ALEx.-2 and 8 bedrmS.; / avail
1915; one III; sos and Si35
incl. utils. except elec. XII S.1249
ALEX, S.-3 bedrms.. Ia baths
lge. fenced rear yd: w/patio Il and
ALEX. AREA = 8 bedrooms, full
3 sedrOoms. 2 baths, full bsmt. Si56 Si56
4 bedooms, close in - S125
.CROWELL & CO., INC.
REALTORS so. $4,000
ARLANDRIA-Pentagon 3 min: 8
bedrm. mr.. bus, stores, schools.
Clean. 500 mo-, OF. 4-6450.
ALEXANDRIA : 4-year-old brick
split level, 3 bedrooms, Ia bath,
equipped kitchen, recreation room.
vacant, clean, S145.
INVESTO-CORP. IA. 5-3521
ALEX, Belvoir area-4-rm. house
double gar. fenced lot: Sl2O incl.
heat. CRISPIN PROPERTIES, SO.
ALEXANDRIA-Spac. 3-bedrm., g
bath brick Colonial; lge. liv. rm
with firepl., din. rm. and kit. with
lge. refrig., dbl.-oven range and
deep freeze. Full bsmt, with firepl
and outside entr. Det. brick ga
rage. Excel. city neighborhood
buses. Will redecorate. subject to
lease. S175 mo. so. S-945S Sat,
Sun. and ewes; wkdays. TIE. $1,000
ANDREWS-SUITLAND - Clean, 2.
bedrm. brick. Lge. kit, bsmt., rec
rm.; fen yd.: $115. RE. 6-6546.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA houses,
bsmt. HI. 9-7420.
ARL. HALL AREA-Three bedrms..
two baths. lty. rm:. din: rm.., fam
sep. apt; all steam heat. JA
5-6695.
ARL. N.-2-bedrm. ground fl. apt.
CO., INC, Arl. office, ia. 1884
ARLINGTON-Air- -cond.. . bedrms.,
semi -det., good location, . blocks
school; fenced back yard. OF. 4
1898.
ATTN: TO A DOCTOR OR A DEN
TIST-Long- term lease, home and
office Tor the price of one, 1925
mo. $3.50 Suitland rd. Sc, Wash,
D. C. Liv. rm., breakfast rm.. kit,
din. rm.. TV rm.. full bath with
shower stall 1st fl; 3 extra large
bedrns., 12x2O, 14x1S and 1Oxl2
with full bath 2nd fl; full bsmt
rm. with firepl.. "a bath, laundry
facilities. For full information, call
OGLESBY & RICE REALTY, LO
7-1925 or 10. 7-5240.
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Sill. sPG.-S423 Piney Br.. Sl25;
h.-w.h., 5 rms, bath, lst H.: 2
rms, u bath. 2nd H., JU. 5-430S.
Sill. SPG. AREA-3- -bedrm rambler;
Sl3O; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, din. rm. T:
500. MR.. ALLEN, LO. b-l95O.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

end FL. FRONT, ! blk. W. Of Conn
ave.-Lge. lr.. bedrm.. bath. kit,
dinette. . lee. closets. furn.: S9.-
500. BY OWNER. En-. 3-4S74
Evening star., 1961-12-16

CHANTILLY DULLES AIRPORT
AREAS rms, Pa baths: hot.
water heat; excellent cond. on Rte
DO, . mi. west OF the city of Fair
fax. Reasonable to desirable ten
ants, KE. 6-5742 or ia. 1880.
CLINTON, MD.-3-bedrm. house,
immed. poss., nr. schools, churches
Sl00 mo. CY. 7-9309.
COLLEGE PARK = 3-bedrrn-. brk,
home, tiled bsmt.. vacant; $l26
c. paul hickman HE. 4-575O
COLLEGE PARK = 3-bedrm. ram
bier partially furn. If desired
SARVIS REAL ESTATE CO., AP.
7-4O64; ewes, HE. 4-4435.
CONN. AVE. AREA, Woodley Park
Overlooking Tregaron-Center- hal
brick house. all large rooms. 8
bedrmS.. 2 baths on End II;
bedrms,. and bath on Bird; LIST fir
and redecorated: $500 mo. A. C
HOUGHTON & SON, INC, OIL. 2.
9474 or DI. 7-9057.
CoLMAR MANOR, mr.. D. c. line
z rms. and bath; older type house
modern conVeniences; oil heat
nr schools and trans. Option t
buy. UN. 4-2S2S.
DOWDEN TERRACE Bailey
Crossroads area: nearly new bricl
rambler, 3 bedrms.. 21a baths
rec. rm., avail now, reduced tc
S165. DON GRADY REAL ES.
TATE. JA. 4-0244.
FALLS CHURCH. near Z Corners
2-bedrm. brick. air, cond., car
port. bsmt.. lge. walk around at.
tic. lge. fenced back yard. storm
doors and windows: S1l0 mo
Avail. Immediately. KE. S-2562.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Immacu,
late Split-level 2 bedrms., 2 full
baths. recreation room, carport
Eooded fenced lot, S1S5. Mr.
MauritSon, FALLS CHU r c Il
REALTY. JE. 2ES01I.
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. brk
rambler, full bsmt.. rec. rm. Sub.
let through July. $120. 533-217S
FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms., firepl.
fenced yard. nice trees: nr. school;
and transportation. ia. 7-4406.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
AMER. U. PARK, near Mass. ave

n.w.-Lovely 2-b.r. ramb.: conv.,
gar. Adults: S175 mo. WO. 6-1466.
ANDREWS, and select area-New
3chedrm; rambler; all new furn. 4;
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY Y CHASE
Stone Colonial s bedrms.. 3 baths,
heated sun room: lst ii. den and
powder rm.; convenient to public
and parochial schools. Conn. ave.
shops and transportation. Ewes.
Leslie Williams. FE. 3-6915.
W. c. and A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH Us
Realtors EN- o-4464
Evening star., 1961-12-16

SEMIDETACHED
l BLK. ELEM. SCHOOL
Children home for hot lunch. Newly
decorated, q rms. full tile bath,
den, incl. porch on End floor, full
bsmt. Low. low down payment.
MURRAY LEVINE. TIA. o-3144
, 1961-02-24
AIR FRANCE

The Caribair Certified
Repair Station No. 1919
performs maintenance for
private and commercial air
craft and it's personnel have
worked on everything from
the smallest single engine
planes to the new Dos jet.
, 1961-02-24
PHILIP

- - 49, #44&&& &W&@& I&4Z&Wn S~@MsHt
School, where he received
his masters degree.
For the past four years
Yaple has worked as an as
sistant field director for the
American Red Cross, his
last station being at Fort
Dix, New Jersey.
The appointment Of Yaple
to the ST. Croix station was
announced this week by
Caribair President Dionisio
Trigo. Yaple has been work
ing in San Juan for the past
several days familiaEizing
himself with the airline's
operating procedures.
, 1961-02-24

T9J3AT8D
Thursday & Friday
MGM Pictures presents
THE U OF THE
SEVEN HAWKS"

from the Saturday Evening Post
suspense thriller.
Robert Taylor, Nicole Maurey
Linda Christian, Donald Wolff
Adventure, excitement, mystery!
A murder or a kiss can be the key
that solves the mystery in the
house of the seven hawks"
Also latest worldwide News
Saturday
Double Feature Day!
LIST Feature
MGM Pictures presents
TARZAN'S NY. ADVENTURE
also:
End Feature;
An Outstanding Western
TEXAS JOHN SLAUGHTER"
Sum- M Tues.
Feb. 26, 81, %
United Artists present
THE GALLANT HOURS"
James Cagney, Dennis Weaver
and Ward Costello
This is an exciting story Of the
famed US. Naval Hero, Admiral
William F. Halsey, the aBulT' Of
the Pacific! " find the enemy
and attack repeat attack! This
was the roar of Bull Halsey, and
it was heard round the Pacific.
Also latest worldwide News
, 1961-02-24
GOVERNMENT

SE&#M#I
the housing program here,
There was general alarm
this week when reports
were circulated t that a
group of resident who sup
ported other candidates for
the governorship e e
sending cablegrams and
gathering a petition urging
the United States Senate to
reject the nomination of
Ralph ~PaieWonsky as Vir-
gin Islands governor. He is
now awaiting confirmation
by the Senate. It was net
known whether full open
hearings will be scheduled
by the Committee on In
terror and Insular Affairs to
which the nomination was
referred for action. Mr..
~PaieWonsky was asked to
stand BY in New York in
the event the committee
desires to call him for tes-
timony.
, 1961-02-24
ASHLEY

ASHLEY
of Sleeping Car Porters,
AFL-CIO -CLC, at Chicago.
He now plans to leave
New York on or about
April 9Th and remain for
the carnival festivities.
His address at Charlotte
Amalie will be Il Hospital
Ground, and at Frederik-
sted, ST. Croix. IA Strand
Street.
, 1961-02-24
GRAPETREE A INN
ST. Cr0ix "

BAY INN
st. Crolx, v. /.
U. S. Most Easterly Resort
Weekly Schedule Of Events
Monday
BoUGH's M
Tuesday
A PARTY ! Pm.
Wednesday
BEACH PARTY & STEEL BANr
Thursday
cHIco's STEEL BAND
Friday
ENTERTAINMENT
Saturday
METRONCMES CONDO
SPECIAL STEAK DINNER
Sunday
CHIco'S STEEL BAND
COCKTAIL PARTY and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21

grand disposer of all human af-
fairs was molding Your Excel
ency from the cradle to lead n
bloodless assault on the ramparts
of the two bugbears which had
been sucking the life blood of those
termed colonial peoples by sys-
tematic vicious policy directed at
making the people hewers of wood
and drawers of water till the
crack of doom.
"Your Excellency, having pass
ed through the mill, so to speak,
in the fullness of time and en-
dowed with courage tact, and
wisdom, Your Excellency at one
stroke, gave a fatal blow to the
two pernicious systems, drove
them helter-skelter from their en-
trenched positions, and made the
people of Ghana captains of their
own ship and masters of their own
fate.
"And that is why the title 'Os-
agyefo' is richly deserved by Your
Excellency and we, in common
with all the people of Ghana,
intellectually endorse it."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21
all the youth and workers Of

all the youth and workers Of
Ghana e
Following his return to Acera
from the United Nations, DR.. Nix
rumah carried out a comprehen-
sive tour Of the different regions
Of .Ghana, which brought him more
closely in touch with his own citi-
| xens. N N /. ra -
At many Of the towns which he
visited, and on his return to Ac-
era, he was greeted in the tradi-
tional fashion - with the firing
of muskets and the pouring Of a
libation as a thank offering for
his safe return.
Well informed Western stu
dents Of African affairs say that
the Qualification of one figure as
supreme leader is in accordance
with African traditions. Many CHI
anaians, they say, regard DR.. Nix
rumah as a "super chief above
all chiefs"
In fact, DR.. Nkrumah has done
much to reduce the traditional
power of the chiefs. Yet the warm
est tributes were paid to him by
central region chiefs at durbar
held in his honor at Cape Coast
Nov. 5.
eve hail you as our gallant
warrior who conquered the hydra
headed dragon which had plagued
the land, yea Africa, for centur-
ies," declared the chiefs in their
address of welcome.
In an earlier passage, they de-
scribed in picturesque language
the struggle for independence in
the former British Gold Coast COL
ony (now Ghana). Declaring that
no prophet could forecast that,
rooted as they were in the coun-
try, imperialism and colonialism
would ever give way to the peo-
pie of Ghana, or that any part
of colonial Africa would come into
its own, they added:
"But quite unobtrusively, tn e
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21

saw some protection for their peo-
pie in the strong stands of the UN
and the United States Government.
There is widespread belief that
the government recognizes it can
not afford another Sharpeville
(last years demonstration in which
Africans were shot by the police)
lest it unleash a new wave of in
ternational hostility.
In the selection of certain key
police officers and officials for
emergency duty in troubled Pondo-
land some observers scent a gov
eminent desire to achieve order
with out bloodshed. And again
there is evidence that some of the
excuses of apartheid have been
halted by the moral weight of in
ternational opinion and perhaps by
the dispatches of the much pilloried
foreign correspondents stationed in
South Africa.
Meanwhile opposition circles are
upset that they have not till now
been able to penetrate the cordons
of political policemen and authority
designed to steer Mr.. Hammar-
skiold away from demonstrations
and opposition leaders.
Mr.. Hammarskjold questioned
individual Africans on tour of
African areas and a visit to gold
mine Wednesday but till the morn
ing of Thursday had not seen non
white political leaders.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21

Or. NoRvILlE 1t be practical?
Whether you progress in 81 will
depend on how well you chart
your course. sry
But what of your HEALTH?
Are you physically capable of pro-
crossing! How steady are your
nerves? How sturdy is your back?
How strong is your heart?
How will you prepare for your
future health? Do you know that
many times chiropractic adds
healthy years to life simply by
restoring normal function? ~.
Chiropractic doesn't claim to
CURE anything does any
other healing art CURE. Nature
does that Job. Chiropractors have
!. techniques to adjust. re-align and
balance the distorted spine, clear
ing the body's life-lines Of I'm.
healthy nerve interference SO
that Nature can heal. That's
really how people are CURED.
Your doctor sets broken leg
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21

assiduous publicixer Of the Osa-
gyefo. In a recent eight-page is
sue,-it devoted nearly three pages
to speeches by DR.. Nkrumah, an
editorial warmly praising him,
and a tribute to him in q speech
by a regional commissioner.
In the same issue, the Evening
News carried q feature called
Wisdom Of the Ages" with q SUBJ
heading Great Sayings by Osag-
veto Nkrumah."
The sayings it quoted were
these: ,sa..t
"Now the African personality is
awakening like a giant refreshed
from a long sleep to assert the
place Of Africa in the world and
the destiny Of mankind"
"Not until the nations Of the
world change their economy of
war into an economy for peace
can we look forward to world peace
with any certainty"
The editorial in the Evening
News was entitled "Osagyefo No.
1 Worker" 1t referred to "the
sterling qualities of the Osagyefo
which need to be emulated by
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21
W ite Man
With ).
Murder In Death
OF Negro Woman

Liberty, Miss. Jan. II. -Amite
County officers charged a white
man with murder Monday in the
fatal shooting Of a Negro woman
at her home. s
The charges were lodged after
"a coroner's jury ruled Arie Mae
Williams, about Is, was shot to
death by a pistol controlled by
Kirk Hilton Turner, white man
of the Peoria community on
whose farm the Negro woman liv-
ed. - H. 5
Deputies said the coroners jury
convened by Justice of the Peace
Houston Smith returned the YER
dict late Monday.
Turner was one of several per-
sons arrested by officers for ques-
tioning in the Saturday night
shooting. Officers said the woman
was shot and her one-year-old son,
who was in her arms, was critical
ly wounded by the same bullet.
The shooting occurred, officers
said, during a party at the wom-
ans home located on Turner's
farm. During the party, they said
she went and got a pistol, and
Turner, who had followed her to
the back room, tried to take it
away from her.
The gun discharged.
The charges and the coroner's
jury verdict broke an official sill
ence in the case. Earlier Sheriff
E. l.. CASTOR had declined COM
ment other than to confirm he
had "jailful" of people for ques-
tioning.
Others arrested in the case in
cluded several Negro men and a
Negro woman.
Officers said Turner would be
held in Jail until the February
term of circuit court.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21
! arlners Must 80
Report Income For
Social Security
q 49, ~
John F. Pate, District Manager

SONh r. rate, District Manager
Jackson, Mississippi u
Social security payments-to you
and your family when you retire
III you become disabled-to your
dependents if you should die! 2
Yes, Mr.. Farmer, you may get
this protection. But to do so, you
must report your earnings prop
erly.
If your net profit from farming
IS $4,000 or more, you must file
a tax return and pay the self
employment tax. This is required
even though you do not have any
Income tax to pay.
II the gross profit from your
farm is $4,000 or less, you may
use the optional method and re-
port as self-employment income
either your actual net profit or an
amount equal to two-thirds of your
gross income. If the gross farm
income exceeds $4,000 and your
net profit is less than $4,000,
you may report either your net
profit or $4,000 as a self-em-
ployment income.
To report self-employment in
come you file a Federal Income
Tax Return Form 1040 (U. S. In
dividual Income Tax Return) and
a l040 Schedule F (Schedule of
the 1040 F is a Schedule Sc, (U.
S. Report of Self-Employment In
Gomez. This form should be COM
pleted in it's entirety, making sure
that your name and social security
number are shown exactly as they
appear on your social security card
and also that the amount of self
employment income is shown.
If you have any questions con-
tact your social security office To-
Gated at 431 North Street, Jack
son, Mississippi.
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African Leaders
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from achieving self-government &
majority rule in Nyasaland, North
ern Rhodesia and Southern Kho-
desia." s
He said they walked out because
Of determination Of Southern Emo
desian settlers to continue white
domination and white reluctance
to accept elected leaders of the
5000, 900 African Southern Rho
desians. -
Mr.. Kuanda said the three men
had no further part to play at
the conference since they had ex-
planned their case against continu-
ing the seven-year-old federation
of their three territories.
The "big three" seeks the end
of the federation and white domi-
nation" to pave the way for event
ual African government in the
three European-ruled territories.
Mr.. Kaunda indicated the 9TH
er Northern Rhodesian Africans
would go to companion North
ern Rhodesian constitutional con-
ference starting here Tuesday and
that a similar conference in South
ern Rhodesia also would be at
tended by it's African nationalists.
A spokesman for the federation
conference said it would continue
Tuesday as planned. The delegates
include European leaders FIR m
Nyasaland and Northern Rhodes
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21
s. African 49,.
Continued from Page One)


Nevertheless the object of Mr..
Hammarskjold's visit was not basil
cally to judge apartheid, for the
UN itself has already done that.
AS the UN correspondent of this
newspaper reported in April last
year the UN already has found
South Africa guilty guilty of
violating human rights, of flout-
ing world opinion, and even of en-
dangering world peace"
Mr.. Hammarskjold came cloaked
in the moral weight of the Security
Councils disapproval of South
African racial policy and his mis-
sion was to consult with the South
African Government on arrange
ments for upholding the principles
ofo the UN Charter and human
I rights. 'f'cs' -..'. ---e., f''s-, 7t
If that means that his mission
was to persuade DR.. Verwoerd from
his present pursuance of apartheid
then it can be stated without dis
closing the slightest hint of what
went on at the discussions that
Mr.. Hammarskjold's mission has
failed.
/ DR.. Verwoerd has staked his fu-
ture on apartheid and has no in
tention of abandoning it. A few
days ago he declared, "No one
dares shrink this challenge (of at
tacks upon apartheid) or have his
convictions shaken by the waver-
ing of others, even if they try to.
justify their weakness by condemn
ing firmness as abstinacy.
1.-The simple fact is that any
form of political multiracialism
or so-called partnership would ulti-
mately rob the white man of his
rightful heritage"
What Mr.. Hammarskjold may
well have done during his long
hours of discussion with Mr.. Ver-
woerd, however, is to spell out
starkly the implications for South
Africa at the UN if its apartheid
policies continue to antagonize the
new African nations welding such
vital influence in the UN.
There are grounds for believing
that despite its intransigence the
government is responsive in some
measure to these external pres
sures. African leaders at the
height of last years emergency
told this correspondent that they
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21
See kwame g..
CONTINUED from Page One)

\GOHtiuucu lTOm T aye OHcJ
cipAf vernacular language Of Cha
ma, land means; broadly, "the lead
er victorious in battle"
Following DIR. Nkrumah's return
from New York, where he ad-
dressed the United Nations Cen
eral Assembly and put forward a
six-point plan for solving the Con-
60 impasse, an exhibition Of pho
tographs and other material re-
1ating to the United Nations was
staged in a public hall in Accra.
The exhibition was entitled "the
Osagycfo at the United Nations"
DR.. Nkrumah, in addition to be-
ing President, is secretary of the
central committee and life chair
man of the Convention Peoples
Party.
Both the Ghanaian Times and
the Evening News, the party or
gan, which was founded by DIR.
Nkrumah, carry the masthead:
"The party is supreme"
The Evening News is the most
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-21
egro Mother
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
party given by Arie May Will
liams, the dead woman. She lived
in tenant house on Turner's prop
erty. Several Negro men and an
other Negro woman also were
present.
The Williams woman went into
another room, reports said, carry
ing her child with Turner follow
ing her. She grabbed a As pistol
and Turner grappled with her.
The pistol fired, wounding the in
FAINT and killing his mother.
The child is in Magnolia hos
pital in critical condition.