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DOWRY CASH TURNS
INTO CONFETTI

Kampala, Uganda (ANP) - The
girls father wanted $14O as the
customary price for a bride and
Silvestr Ksamunyu had only a
third OF that amount.
His mother stashed his paper
money in a bamboo tube under her
sleeping mat while Silvestri went
to work in the copper mines.
Five months later, preparing for
the wedding, the Ksamunyus
found that termites had turned the
cash into confetti. So, the wedding
Is off again.
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Mofinee Dance At
MdrigoId Ballroom
Sunday Afternoon

Roy Milton, popular orchestra
leader, will play at a dance MAT
inee) at the Marigold Ballroom,
Sunday, March II, from 4 to $50
pm.
Milton is well known to Twin
City dance fans and has always
drawn large crowds here.
The dance Sunday at the Mari
gold is sponsored by Leonard
Curry.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAIE
WIN. N. cASSIUS
CONSTRUCTION co.

Now Is the time to plan the con-
struction Of your new home. Call
us for a bid. We can save you
money. We also do remodeling of
any kind. MI. 4-7404. R-32
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All had a nice time.

Halle Q. Brown Community
House is still looking for people Of
all ages for their newly organized
band. Meetings are now being held
on Wednesday mites.
With our IL inches Of snow we
find teens old and young enjoying
the snow, in snow ball fights to-
bogganing, shedding etc. The snow
has its advantages. So, we should
enjoy 1t while we cant!
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MODERN ONE bedroom apart
ment. Stove refrigerator, gas heat
furnished. Moody apartments, ISL
West Central. John NJ. Patton
Realty. MI. 6-0703. R-33
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raj region, 1t was
announced by B.
c. Ohlandt, exec
utive vice presi-
dent Of the COM
pany.
Mr.. Turn Q r
joined National
Distillers Septem-
Der 1851 as Hin
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Round The Twins
With The Teens

BY LAURA DURAND
1882 Iglehart Avenue
St. Paul, MINI.
Midway $3.50
AS you may know by now Cas-
sandra Rogan was crowned the
very pretty Queen Of Hearts, Fri
day, March 3rd at the Prom Ball
Room.
The Western Roundup, Satur-
day, March 4th was said to be real
swinging. The usual Twins Teens
were all there.
Laura Durand, gave a party,
Saturday, March 4. Those attend
ing were Marvis Ray, Foster Wes-
ton, Linda Williams, Jimmy Hamp-
ton, Dolores Hampton, Tommy
Light, Rita Weston, Frank Clark,
Leslie Johnson Arnold Hampton,
Jewell Jones, Charles Combs,
Margaret Brewin, Louis Bellamy,
Jean Saunders, Bernie Buford,
Kathy Scroggins, Harrison Red
mond, Brenda Saunders, Tutti
Massey, LOWE Parker, Gene Carter,
Walter Jackson, Kara Tomas, An
tia Parker, and Jack Jaclman.
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William s. Turner
Named NqfionoI
DiSfilIerS v. p.

New York - William s. Turn
er has been named vice president
Of National Distillers Products
Company and manager Of the Cent
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WATERS SAY TOP
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
ARE 'IOUSY TIPPERS

Washington (ANP) - Local
walters says top officials Of the
new administration are close men
with money, especially when it
comes to tipping. Senator Stephen
M. Young of Ohio, writing to con-
stituents said a waiter at the Oc-
cidental restaurant near the White
House, described the new officials
as lousy tppers," and he hoped
they would be as tight-fisted with
our money"
Another waiter, pressed for a
statement, growled: Yeah, they're
tight! Some of EN- wouldn't give
you the Bulldog edition Of last
weeks Washington Post"
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2s6 NORTH OXFORD. Move right
IN to newly decorated apartment
IN nice four-plex. Near shopping.
transportation, and schools. $50
month. FE. 2-7501, Ii. 5-2276.
R-33
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4ooI THIRD AVE. so.
EXCEPTIONAL TRI-PLEX
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

Good condition. Good income.
Priced right for quick sale. $14,-
900. Excellent financing available.
To see, call Mr.. Evans, ia. 1924
or PA. 4-2011. S-33
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ST.. Paul
APARTMINTs FoR RENr

FOR RENT. SIX ROOM upper
duplex. Call CA. 6-71O8. R-33
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1901 FULLER. Four rooms. All
utilities paid. $40 per mo. Call
after .. MI. 6-7654. R-33
APARTMENT FOR RENT. MI.
4-7404. R-92
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THE TUSKEGEE DECISION

"Gerrymandering is an old pol
itical trick which has generally
managed to survive attacks in
court because the courts are
loathe to substitute their judgment
for a legislatures. Even 50, a fed
eral judge has ruled against an
Alabama act redrawing the city
limits of Tuskegee, home of the
famed Tuskegee Institute.
The decision had elemental
merit. The Tuskegee act was pure
ly to keep Negroes from voting
in city elections. There has to be
a limit on gerrymandering when
it is so blatantly an instrument
for Acknowledgement. The Little
Rock Gazette.
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Luck is what happens when
meets opportunity.
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LINCoLN's BIRTHDAY

LINCOLN'S bkhIhDAI
1T would seem un-arguable that
this country ought TO commemor-
ate and celebrate Lincoln's birth
day. It would also seem that If
Southern representatives and SEN
ators would be among the first to
rally behind the bill, such action
would go long way toward prov
ing to the rest Of the country land
to ourselves) that the South is a
full-fledged part Of the nation, that
Southerners are Americans before
they are Southerners."-The At
Ianta CONSTITUTION.
DIR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
In his agonized attempt to
justify sit-ins and other assorted
trespasses, King sounds strangely
like Faubus at times; at other
times, like a simple anarchist" -
The Montgomery (AlaJ Adver-
tiser.
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
I'VE think the Negro leaders of
the country are to be commended
for their efforts to move against
the Juvenile crime problem in their
neighborhoods before it gets COM
pletely out of hand.
Juvenile delinquency knows no
color line. Nevertheless, law en-
forcement in the Negro areas
sometimes presents problems that
are best met by Negroes them
selves.
1T is to the credit of the dozen
or SO leaders from all walks of
life in these neighborhoods that
they have volunteered their serv-
ices to the Juvenile Court" -
Miami Times.
AN AA-DAAo hOOSANU LAWS
I'm the three years since New
York City's Sharkey-Brown-Is aacs
Law has forbidden Discriminate
for reasons Of race, religion or col
or in rental or sale Of privately
owned housing some progress to-
ward assuring equal opportunity
effect, as feared by some oppon-
ents Of the legislation. The City
Council is now considering bills
recommended by Mayor Wagner
and Stanley H. Lowell, chairman
of the city's Commission on Inter
group Relations, to strengthen and
broaden the pioneer legislation in
this field."-N.Y. Times.
CIVIL RIGHTS
I'VE hope that the Republicans
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MINI EAPoLIS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DUPLEX. 2123 EAST 22nd. 5000
down. Five up, five down. WA. g.
2O92. S-tf
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CHILD CARE
HEIP WANTEV

NEEDED: Concession workers and
vendors, men, women, students, full
and part-time needed, Twin City
area. Send qualifications and ex-
perience to Dept. 400 Spokesman
and Recorder Newspapers, 3744
Fourth Ave. So, Minneapolis 9,
Minnesota. S-33
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M IN N EAPoLIS
MINNEAPOLIS
a4!51!E as!: = 81 = :. ROUGE I'll 5....e
C91:E$JIil3IC:l!G
APARTMENTS FoR REM

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Call Mr..
Blackman FEE. $3.50 for informa-
ton. S-tf
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Specially numbers feature the
new team of Frank Carroll and
Betty Jean Clark, the English
dance pair of Beattys and, of
course, a liberal sprinkling Of COM
edy including the fabulous Prick.
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eO9 LOGAN AVE. NORTH. Clean
sleeping rooms and small apart
ments. Reasonable. FIR. 1892.
S-33
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FURNISHED. clean Housekeeping
rooms. South location, reasonable
FEE. 5-1329. St
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SLEEPING ROOM with u bath.
Man preferred. References. South
location. ia. 3-0634. S-33
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Two-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FEE 9-5610. S-TF
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1922 9Th STREET NORTH Large
five room and bath apartment.
Newly decorated. $65 per month.
IA. 1924. S-33
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LOWER DUPLEX for rent. 2211
18th Ave. South. Excellent condi-
ton. Five rooms and bath. Gas
heat. $65. Move in today. Mr..
Mesken, ia. 1924 or IA. q
OPS. S-33
Evening star., 1961-11-10
PGA Opens Membership
To Negroes and Foreigners

N. Y, PGA president, elected
for a second two-year term,
said the constitutional changes
most likely would not be notice.
able on the pro tournament cir
cult. &
He noted that three Negroes
have participated in PGA-
sponsored Journeys, as we'll as
players from countries outside
the Western Hemisphere. How
ever, these players now will be
able to join the PGA.
Strong said that the IS dele
gates, in amending the consti-
tuition, demonstrated "a reali-
zation of changing conditions
in the world situation" by en-
acting a constructive measure
coinciding with decisions set
forth by the United States
Government"
Last November the PGA voted
against eliminating the Cauca-
sian clause. AS a result Stanley
Mosk. attorney general OF
California, said that he would
force the PGA to cease all
activity of any kind" in his
State until the clause was re-
moved.
The 1862 PGA championship
originally scheduled for the
Brentwood Club at Los Angeles
was shifted to the Aronomink
Club near Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1961-11-10
MBA STANDINGS

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Detroit, 116; Boston. Ito.
Evening star., 1961-11-10
FoirfieId z Strokes Up
In Beaumont Tourney
ZAP WirephOtO.

BEAUMONT, Tex, Nov. 10
(AP).-The story of the OPEN
ing round of the $4,000 Beau
mont Invitational golf tourna-
ment was one of missed puts.
That is, for everyone except
youthful Don Fairfield of
Casey, Ill.
While Fairfield and his five
under par 66 yesterday repre-
sented a two-stroke advantage
in a closely-bunched field, his
closest pursuers complained of
short puts that might have
been.
Jay Hebert, for instance, was
four inches short on a three
footer on No. 9. giving him a
bogey. But the grizzled vet
eran will never forget No. /. a
par 4 hole with a minimum of
troublesome hazards.
Hebert rifled a six-iron Is
feet from the pin to begin his
bid. His first putt eased down.
hill six feet beyond the flag.
His second putt was IA inches
short, and he missed a third
stroke by a half-inch, finally
holing out on his fourth effort.
Yet Hebert scorched the
back side with a four under
81 to get his 68, leaving him
tied with Bob Rosburg and
Evening star., 1961-11-10

secutive years, slipped to fourth,
then retired (after the 1912
season. to live in Florida where
bowling then was almost nom
existent. Some years later, on a
visit to Washington, he was
inyeigled into a league match
and knocked out a 400-set as
if it were routine).
If Figures speak for them
selves. they would be voluble
in favor of Clarke provided a
direct comparison were drawn
between AStor and Tronsky
during Clarke's unparalleled
6-year reign. In those years
Tronsky ranked third, second,
eighth, second. fourth and
fourth.
Nick was asked If the years
had brought an ebbing of skill.
Il don't seem to be as accurate, ("
he said This doesn't jibe with
the fact that, three nights be-
fore the Dixie, Tronsky rolled
his eighth consecutive 400 in a
circuit league in which he car
ries an average of 140. The
Washington record is seven
straight. set by Norman Titus
last season in the Pepsi-C Cola
Mixed Doubles at White Oak.
Lorraine CThe Great) GULL,
with nine firSts, % ratings and
1874 points, is the most-ranked
duckpin bowler. Her place on
top is secure for at least an
other season what with Toots
Barger of Baltimore second
with II firsts. 20, rankings
and Ida Simmons Slack of Nor
folk third at seven, IA and
120.
The No. / spot has been
shared by these three in 81 of
Evening star., 1961-11-10
PEA ELECTS IKE
HONORARY weep

HOLLY WOOD, Fla,
Nov. 10 (APl.-Dwight D.
Eisenhower, whose love of
golf did much to promote
the popularity of the game,
yesterday was elected an
honorary vice president of
the Professional Golfers
Association.
The PGA amended its
constitution to allow for
three honorary veeps, thus
permitting Eisenhower to
take a seat beside Walter
c. Hagen and Robert T.
Jones, jr., Harold Sergeant
is the honorary president.
Evening star., 1961-11-10

little known Gene Coghill of
Penfield, N. Y.
Rosburg wasn't in Hebert's
shoes, but he did putt short
four times while seeking brides.
IF any of them had dropped, "
Rosburg complained, I'D be
right in there and looking over
my shoulder"
Fairfield used only 26 puts.
He didn't miss a green all day
and made a fine round even
more sparkling by sinking a
30-foot putt on No. 8 for a par.
Doug Sanders, one of pro
COLTS biggest winners, had only
one shaky hole en- route
to a one-under 70. He struck
a tree on HIS Sc cond shot
heading down No. 8 and it took
him six to get down for a
double -bogey. Otherwise, San
ders showed he has recovered
from a recent back ailment.
The 1andai4S.' $50
Evening star., 1961-11-10

HOLLYWOOD. Fla, Nov. 10
(AP).-The Professional Golf
ers Association has opened its
membership to Negroes and to
golfers from every country OF
the world.
Until the constitution was
amended yesterday at the an
nual PGA convention, member
ship had been limited to Cau-
casians from North and South
America. Now there are no
restrictions based on race, reli-
gion or nationality.
Lou Strong of Rochester,
Evening star., 1961-11-10

ATTENTION, ADVANCED
BOWLERS! Want a 200 and up
score? In his pamphlet, Tips
for the Advanced Bowler" Joe
Wilman gives key pointers on,
among other things, adjusting
to slick alleys. rolling hook, and
the perfect finish. For your
copy, send 10c and a stamped,
return envelope to Joe Wilman,
in care of The Star.
Evening star., 1961-11-10

When I give an instruction
clinic, am always asked what
type of grip I recommend.
Well, I use a semi finger tip
grip with an offset thumb. But
I don't recommend that type
for everyone. Many of the top
stars today-both men and
women-uSe either a finger tip
or a semi-finger tip grip. But
your bowling instructor at your
own establishment should rec
ommend the style for you.
In addition to the grips
drilled into the ball, there are
the grips which fit inside your
thumb and finger holes, such
as the Ace Mitchell Shur- Hooks
and the Steve Macy Sweetheart
Grips. These help your thumb
and fingers grip the ball and
aid in getting extra finger lift,
They do help many bowlers.
My own method for getting
this extra lift, as the illustra-
ton shows. is to roughen up
the thumb hole with a knife
or ice pick. That does Just
fine for me.
Evening star., 1961-11-10

the 80 years of the rankings,
with only five others reaching
the pinnacle. and for one-year
reignS.
- -
Bud Simpson, who generally
rolls tenpins. rolled his first
duckpin set of the year last
night and it paid off hand
somely for Stansbury in the
Masonic League.
Simpson rolled q 405 set with
games Of 172, lis and 118. The
l72, high game in the league,
came with nine marks.
Harry Bryant of Fort Dupont.
rolling against Stansbury, had
a 400 set, second highest in the
league, with games Of 1856, l02
and Isl. High set is held by
Werner frost with 453.
Stansbury won the match
Evening star., 1961-11-10
Alexander Features
WoodWurd's Triumph

Dave Alexander. former VII
son High School star, had q
hand in four of the six touch
downs scored by Woodward
Prep as it defeated National
Training School yesterday, 42-0.
Alexander scored twice on
runs Of 3 and so yards, and
passed for two others. He also
added an extra point.
Woodward ySs ------ e Z l4-4s
woodward-Henline IL. run ALEX
ander rum.
woodward Bowserman 40, pass
from Alexander fKaculis rum.
Observation-Disclosures 3, run CKa-
eulis runl.
observation-disclosures so. run CHen-
line runl.
woodVard-Kaeulis ID. run CHen-
line run).
WoodWard-Bovserm g. pass from
Alexander (Banlov, pass from Alex
anderb.
Evening star., 1961-11-10
SchdYes Sets
10000 Points
AsCareerGOa|

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10
(AP).-"I'd like to reach 10000
points and then maybe I think
! might retire"
It was Dolph Schayes talking
in his usual easy, affable
manner.
Schayes, the all-time scoring
leader in the National Basket
ball Association, last night had
tied the mark of 682 con-
secutive games played as he
scored Is points in a 15l-108 loss
to the Philadelphia Warriors.
Well. another milestone.
someone remarked. tn n
wanted to know what Schayes
next goal would be.
His answer of 10000 points
was quick but he doubted if
he could accomplish the feat
this year since he now has only
1923 and averages from 1900
to 1900 a year. That would
mean another season after this
one.
"I'd like to play one more
year after this" said the
former New York University
star who, at 80, is in his 18th
season in the NBA.
SchayeS can break the mark
of consecutive games ran up
by Harry Gallatin-with New
York and Detroit from 1948
through 1958-tomorrow night
when the Mats meet New York
at Syracuse.
Schayes, who has often been
critical of the Warriors Wilt
Chamberlain. said he thought
the I'll Philadelphia star in
seven or eight years would
surpass him as the all-time
leading scorer at the pace he
mas Deen going.
Chamberlain, who scored
more than 5000 points last
year. is averaging so points a
game, the best start of his
career. He racked up IS points
last night as the. Warriors ran
up the largest score in the
clubs history.
In the only other NBA action,
part Of the Syracuse-Philadel-
phia double header at Conven-
tion Hail. Detroit defeated Bos-
ton, 116-I10, handing the
Celtics their first loss of the
year. Don Obi led Detroit with
20 points while Bill Russell
was high for Boston with %.
Coach Red Auerbach of the
Celtics was banished from the
game for allegedly pushing and
showing Referee Joe Gushue
and using abusive language.
Evening star., 1961-11-10
Four Area Clubs
Race in Drugs

The Old Dominion Speedway
will hold its regular program Of
drag racing Sunday with -four
area clubs among those getting
feature billing. Gates open at
IL am. with the pit area CLOSING
at 2 pm.
Among area hopefuls will be
the Lickliter brothers of Staun-
ton, Va. plus teams from the
Accelerators and Imperials OF
Alexandria and the Kingsmen
Club of Northern Virginia.
A special award has been an
nounced for little eliminator
class cars turning in the fastest
elapsed time and highest speed
Evening star., 1961-11-10

tonight. 1t Will run three weeks,
with guaranteed prizes of 81 900,
$500 and $3.50 and a $40 fee
which covers all costs.
= + -
Although he tailed to find
the payoff despite a respectable
score, Nick Tronsky of New
Britain, Conn. received more
general attention than any
other participant in the recent
Dixie Classic here. Many were
amazed to learn that Tronsky
a legendary figure in the duck
pin world, is only 81.
1t was overlooked by most
that Tronsky was only 20 when
he first hit the national rank
ings, finishing ninth in 1890.
At 81, he hit the top, only three
years after his first appearance
in a league.
At the Dixie, Nick was shown
the ALI Time National Rank
ing List" in the current issue
of The Duckpin World, COM
piled by Ray Northam, a Ma
tional Duckpin Congress ex-
ecutive and statistician. Mort
ham allotted 10 points for a
first in the Congress rating,
nine for a second, and so on.
He did not include the last
rankings. With these added,
TronSky's total of 125, with
four firsts and II appearances
in the ratings, placed him on
top with Astor Clarke of Wash
ington (now Of Tampa, Fla.)
second at a seemingly unpre-
tentious "a.
So
TronSky, a modest man and
a thoroughbred who carries his
honors with consummate grace,
accepted this new one with
what appeared to be a whim-
sical smile. Perhaps behind it
was the thought, Il wonder
how the ratings would be if
Astor Clarke had kept on"
With veteran duckpin bowlers
anywhere one can rise an ar
gument over which was the
greater, Tronsky or Clarke.
Northam's figures are not
fully revealing. Clarke, after
heading the field for six con-
Evening star., 1961-11-10

You're looking at the sports-Iovng compact car
given an award of merit by the Society of Illus
traitors for design excellence! Come see it!
Unlike some compacts Valiant will take off like
scared kitten at the drop of "Scat" You'd have
to pay extra for an optional engine in most any
other compact at VaIiants price to match VaIiants
standard 101-hp Economy Six.
Amodified version of this same basic powerpIant
shot Valiant to victory over all American compacts
competing in the 1860 and 81 Daytona Beach
compact car competitions! Yet for all its go,
Valiant puts plenty of carefree miles between gas
pumps. A Valiant scored 26.15 mpg in the last
Mobgas Economy Run!
Evening star., 1961-11-10
you Be THE
QUARTERBACK
Question on Page Alb

SUSWGt
No. /. Pass. Your hands are
still warm. AS half goes on
hands viii get colder and pass.
ing effectiveness will be i'm
paired. You almost alway.
have to pass sometime to win
a ball game. Let's do it here
Our first-down passes click fol
a .667 percentage, second -dowr
passes for 500, third-down, .40C
and fourth-down only 200
Warm hands would help, oi
course, on the fullback's pei
play, the pitchout, but let.
throw for the big one. Some
times an early touchdown i.
the only score in a game un-
der these conditions. The off.
tackle slant and quick opener
are standard opening game
plays.
distributed by
The Register and Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star., 1961-11-10
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

UPCOMNG-The Armstce Day Handicap at the Hi-skor
Sunday the Bronson Quaites Memorial Handicap
Bowl Sunday. the Franklin Doubles at the Essex
Bowling Center in Baltimore Sunday and the opening
morrow Of the rich Bowl America Tenpn Topper Hand-
at Bowl America Glen Bune which close
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Blending Pot
View Toward
Negro Is Urqed

Americas democratic Chain"
Will not achieve maximum
strength as long as I'VE permit
its race relations link to re-
main weak" Sterling Tucker
of the Washington Urban
Leabue said last night.
Speaking at the reunion of
the Eastern Seaboard Old
timers Club, he said the melt
ing pot" concept of America
docs not add to Americas
strength but rather saps her
already depleted energies"
Il would prefer thinking of
America as a blending pot"
he said.
Fundamental to the growth
Of a democracy is the ability
of people to make individual
contribution to it," MI. Tucker
said. This is not possible when
our patterns and traditions
force everyone into a single
mold"
He said because Negroes have
not been able to melt" away
their color identity, "the proc
esSes of their assimilation have
been slowed"
He said foreigners come to
the United States with no
feelings of dislike or i'll will
towards Negores. They are
often made to feel that they
are undermining the American
way of life if they champion
the cause of minority groups" "
If foreigners were allowed to
blend" Mr.. Tucker said, they
could teach Americans tn a t
color is only skin deep"