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St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11
Chieago'S Black Belt"
Thing Of The Post


Chicago (ANP) - 1t used to be
said that if you're looking for a
Negro living in Chicago, stand at
the corner of 47th street and South
Parkway and he would pass. Sew
eral years ago the district was
known as the BLACK Belt"
There was quite a bit of truth
in this because that corner was
the hub of the near southside
where 80 percent of the Negroes
lived
But, the Negro community here
no longer can be identified solely
with the city's South Side, the ex-
ecutive director of Chicago Com
mission on Human Relations said
last week.
Today, more than 25O,O0O Ne
groes, nearly one-third of the 913,-
900 Negroes in Chicago live on the
West and Near North Sides, said
Edward A. Marciniak.
He also said that in the last de-
cade births accounted for a greater
percentage of the Negro popula-
ton gain here than immigration.
In 1860, he said, Negro births
were 1926 per cent of all births
in Chicago compared to only 20
per cent in 1850.
Negro gains by births since 1850
accounted for 52.7 per cent of total
Negro population increases, he
said, compared with 2O2 per cent
in the previous decade.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11
English TownsPeoPle
Seek A "color Bur'

Seek A Color Bur
Walsall, England (ANP) - A
petition organized by four house
wives has been signed by 400 Bri-
tons who are threatening a rent
strike unless the Council of Smeth-
wick, Staffordshire, Cooperation,
imposes a housing color bar.
The Britons claim that the ad-
mission of an Indian family to a
vacant flat in Prime Street would
lead to a rapid deterioration OF
the amenities"
the amenities"
Turton, said, I've had the mis-
fortune to live near colored folk
before. They kick up a terrific din
and all kinds Of weird smells come
from their houses"
The family which stirred up
English bigotry is that of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sardar Mahommed. The
couple has two children.
Alderman Leslie Morris, chair
man of the Smethwick Housing
Committee, told reporters, "Mr,
Mahommod is a respectable, de-
cent-living, and intelligent person
and must be given an opportunity
of showing what a good neighbor
he can be-"
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11

ployed people going to ask for a
job to-day.
While waiting I read these mot
toes. The first one read: What
My Employer Owes Me
Respect - an opportunity to
work - an opportunity to grow
reasonable working conditions
an opportunity to take a personal
interest in his business, to share
his difficulties with him, to think,
to enjoy the combat az well as the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS consid-
Grafton and fellowship according
to conditions - the comradeship
of American business - a square
deal.
The second one read:
What I Owe My Employer.
Respect an opportunity to
work - loyalty - consideration
an interest in the success of his
business as though it were mine
personal consideration and fell
lowship in accordance with condi-
tions - honest effort - a square
deal.-Salescraft.
The third one read:
Man must work. That is certain
as the sun. But he may work
grudgingly or he may work CRATE
fully; he may work as a man or
he may work as a machine. There
is no work so rude that he may
not exalt it; no work so impassive
that he may not breathe a soul
into it; no work 50 dull that he
may not enliven it.
Henry Giles.
Before 1 had finished reading
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11
1--WE Lived In
He'll For IS YeursI"

Belgrade, Yugoslavia (ANP) -
The judge in a local municipal
court took off his bifocals last
week as he sentenced the defend
ant, Andrija Policli, to a nine
month term in jail, and was nearly
"bowled over" when the prisoner,
smiling broadly thanked the Judge
for sending him to Jail.
Reason for his smile: Policld, a
farmer in a nearby Croatian vii
lege, admitted he deliberately set
fire to a neighbor's barn, "to get
in prison to escape from my wifew
He told the court: She's a devil
in human form and I've lived in
hell for Is years."
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11
GIRL, 16, BECOMES NEW
ENGLAND SPRINT CHAMP

Cambridge, Mass. (ANP) -
Loretta Smith, 16, a senior at the
Cambridge High and Latin school,
is now the New England champion
in the 22o-yard dash, following her
victory at Needham, Mass.
Regarded by sports observers as
potential material for the 1854
olympics, Loretta is captain of the
Red Diamond track team, which
holds membership in the New Eng
land Association of the Amateur
Athletic Union.
The team is coached by Mrs.
Agnes Wheaton, an aunt Of the
track star, Charles Jenkins.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11

losing battle against Africans
last week. 1t is also reported thi
material from the United State
The same reports also disc
to throw off the colonial rule
outfitted with modern automatic
weapons and are fighting under
intelligent direction.
This information which has been
compiled from a number of diff
ferent sources has been substand-
ated by reports appearing in Lon
don papers.
With the press banned from
Angola, Africa has had to rely on
eyewitness reports from refugees,
some of whom are Europeans.
Communiques issued by the Port
uguese, however, are contrary to
accounts given by those who have
fled the country. Little reliance
is placed here on the Portuguese
reports or military successes be-
cause they don't coincide with re-
lated events known to be authen-
tic.
For example, it has been dis
closed that Portugal has been put
ting pressure on South Africa to
live up to an agreement to provide
military aid.
This report coming from Johan-
nesburg and London is refutation
of the reported Portuguese victor
les.
The London Observer said that
military pact between the two
countries already exists, but only
in relation to Mozambique. 1t was
reached last November at the time
of a visit to Lourence Marques by
the then South African Chief of
Staff, General Melville.
Under it either country is pledg-
ed to aid the other automatically
in the event of a major threat,
and Portugal agrees to accept
South African advice on security
measures.
She rejected a suggestion for
the disarming Of her 5000 Mozam-
bique African troops and their re-
placement by Europeans, on the
ground that it contravened her
policy of non-racialism.
Portugal now wants this agree
ment extended to Angola.
Over 100000 men, women and
children are reported to have fled
from Portuguese aerial attacks in
northern Angola and to be new
In the Congo, many of them with
burns and bullet wounds.
The British Government has re-
vealed that supplies Of arms to
Angola have been suspended, but
Labor M.P.s claim to have evid-
ence that the quantities already
dispatched are a good deal larger
than is generally believed.
There is a good deal of evidence
that napalm is being used in An
COLA. Mrs. David Grenfell, a Bap-
tist missionary, told how she and
her husband had witnessed a
napalm attack.
The bombs could have come
from America as NATO supplies.
Sources in touch with Lisbon
military circles say the war is
going badly: successes like the
retaking of Bembe, with a total
European population Of 40, are
played up as major victories while
relief columns to the larger cent
ers remain stalled in the bush.
Morale is low and the Army had
to cancel medical boards for draft
ed officers after the scandal of the
overcrowding of the Lisbon milit-
ary hospital by personnel reluctant
to serve in Africa.
The Manchester Guardian has
estimated that in a month or two
ten times more Portuguese are
thought to have been killed than
the total of British dead in Kenya
throughout the Mau Mau emer-
gency.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11
lS Tansanyiko, Zonzibar

Oar Es Salaam, Tanganyika
amp - A group of 18 students
drawn from African, Asian and
European racial groups in Tangan-
yika and Zanzibar were expected
to arrive this week in the United
States where they will study in
various colleges.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11
Focus On Africa
BY EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

THE GOVERNMENTS of Portugal and South Africa ap-
pear have lot in Aside from being charged with
barbarous of Africans both have barred United Ma
tions inquiry committees but continue tell the of the
world they have nothing to hide UN committee barred by
Portugal from going Angola has asked the Congoee
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11

whole week for nothing. Qibbling
over a salary to start with cost
him an opportunity to get a good
job. 1t could have been his big op-
portunity but he lost it.
So many job seekers today want
to start at the top. If you are out
looking for a job and think you
have one that you can take care
of, take it. If the boss asks you
to work a week before he tells
you what the salary viii be, he has
a fair idea of what you are worth
and nine times out of ten he will
offer you as much or more than
you are worth, at first. It will
be up to you to prove what you
are worth and when the promo
tions are being given if you have
been faithful and worked and done
your best he will not overlook you.
1 stayed in the line long enough
to see a young lady get the job.
She was dressed like a secretary
and was able to answer questions
that proved she knew what being
a secretary meant. She was quail
flied and knew it and the per-
sonel director knew it, too.
You, who are looking for a job,
be sure you are qualified for it
and the only way to be ready for
it is to go to school and study
hard, so when opportunity knocks
you can answer.
He that hath a trade, hath an
estate. He that hath a calling,
hath an office of profit and honor.
Benjamin Franklin
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11
Africans Fight Beck:
Portugal Reported Using
Nato Arms Against
In War On Natives

Leopoldvile Congo (ANP)-The Portuguese handicapped
by heavy casualties low morale and deSertons fighting
losing battle against Africans in Angola it reported here
last week 1t also reported that they illegally using NATO
material from the United States.
The reports also disclosed that the Africans seeking
throw off the colonial rule of Lisbon snpringy well
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11
THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood
The Suerumenf or Work

The Sacrament OF Work
Upon thy bended knee thank God for work.
Work-once mans penance, his high reward!
For work to do, and strength to do the work.
We thank Thee, Lord!
Some toll for love- and for simple greed
Some reap harvest past their utmost need
More in their less find truer happiness
And ALL in work. relief from bitterness.
toler with His hands Gods own Son;
Like His, to Him be all thy work well done.
None so forlom as he that hath work,
None abject he that work doth shirk.
Upon thy bended knees, thank God for work!
In workless days all ills and evils lurlS;
For work to do, and strength to do the work.
We thank Thee, Lord!
John Oxenham.
Wondering what could possibly find column
the entrance to employment office long
show my press card that thought
St. Paul recorder., 1961-08-11

Some people would like to take
a trip to the moon but are afraid
to sit in the front row at church.
Evening star., 1961-07-26

by Cuban soldiers. None was
ever told his full identity.
HE barged into the cockpit
and told us we were heading
for Cuba" said Flight Engineer
Phil KnudSen.
He tapped me on the head
with a pistol and told us all
to take our head sets off. He
told us he had tried to get to
Cuba before but they had re-
fused to let him CO."
After being detained over
night at the Havana Airport
the passengers and crewmen
were allowed to return to Flor
ida yesterday on one of the
twice daily flights operated by
Pan American Airways between
Florida and Havana.
But Premier Castro kept the
$3.5 million EAL aircraft.
The passengers reported
unanimously that they were
treated courteously and fed
Evening star., 1961-07-26
Charleston Flood
Toll Goes to y

CHARLESTON, w. Va, July
26 (AP).-The Charleston flood
death toll climbed to % yester-
day as Federal engineers sur
veyed the ruins of last weeks
disaster to arrive at a damage
figure.
Meanwhile, the General Serv-
ices Administration in WASH
lngton flew in a team of five
technicianS to look over the
Evening star., 1961-07-26
Bowles inLugos
For Africu PurIeY

LAGOS. Nigeria. July 26
(AP) .-Undersecretary of Stats
Chester Bowles arrived from
Washington yesterday and de-
clared the United States wants
all the peoples of Africa to live
under a government of their
own choosing free from all
form of discrimination which
we detest."
Mr.. BowleS is here to lead a
conference of 200 United States
! officials from Washington and
missions in Africa south of the
Sahara. He was met at the air.
port by G. Mennen Williams
Assistant Secretary of State TO,
African Affairs, who has beer
conducting the conference since
Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-07-26
Redskins Owners
Home Is Looted

A $500 gold pocket watch
with a built-in cigarette light
er was among more than So, 400
worth of items stolen yesterday
from the Georgetown home of
George Preston Marshall, own
er of the Washington Red
skins football team.
According to seventh pre-
cinct Pvt. Charles L. Langley,
entry to the house was gained
by breaking a pane of glass in
the front door at 1850 Thirty
first street NV. Police said
Mr.. Marshall is in California,
where his team is in preseason
training.
The robbery took place some
time after 8 am, according to
police, who said the loot in
cluded $3,428 worth of jewelry,
clothing, electrical accessories
and liquor.
Evening star., 1961-07-26
P. J. Budd Heads
VA Insurance
By the Associated Press

Philip j. Budd, a, yesterday
was promoted to be chief
insurance director of the Vet
eranS Administration.
Mr.. Budd is a career VA en-
ploye, having joined the staff
when he was 81. He has been
acting chief insurance director
since last November %. He is a
native of st. Louis. His salary
will be $18,500 annually.
The VA says its insurance
department ranks as the third
largest life insurance operation
in this country. 1t has outStand-
ing SAL 1928, 900, 900 worth of life
insurance covering 5,525, 900 wal
veteran policy holders.
Evening star., 1961-07-26

damage to the basement of the
main State office Building.
The body of 3-year-old Debra
Thompson, the last person on
the missing list, was found in
the Kanawha River by a pass
erby.
Evening star., 1961-07-26
Hijock Area
GuurdSeen
Possible
North American Newspaper

North American Newspaper Alliance
If hijacking becomes a pat
tern in United States airline
operations near Cuba, the Post
Office Department may order
armed inspectors to accompany
endangered flights.
This step, said j. F. Kelleher,
assistant to Postmaster Cen
eral Day, is fully within the
jurisdiction of the enforcement
division of the department.
All commercial airliners car
ry mail on their flights from
Miami to New York, he said in
a telephone interview. 1T is
our responsibility to protect
the mails at all COST" Mr.. Kel-
Ter continued. ..-.
Evening star., 1961-07-26

we'll during their stay in Ha-
vana.
But they never were per-
mitted to leave the airport
building until their return snd
Mr.. Lanken said You couldn't
move. There was gun in front
of you and behind you"
Evening star., 1961-07-26
FOUND

DOG, blond. cocker, young, very
: friendly. KE. S-6621.
1DOGS, beagles 90, males; vicinity
Olney. Silver Spring and Bethesda
MONT. CO. SHELTER, JU. 5-51S3
am. to 2 pm.
DOG, cocker, black and white. male
in Bethesda. MONT. CO. SHELTER
JU. 5-51S3. s am. to pm.
DOG, springer, black. male, in Sill.
yer Spring. MONT. CO. SHELTER
JU 5-51S3. 8 am. to Q pm.
SIAMEsE CAT, male. with collar
vicinity of Wheaton. MONT. CO
SHELTER, JU. 5-51S3.
Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
Second Glass Postage Paid
at Washington, ID. c.
Evening star., 1961-07-26
LOST

BAG, blue canvass, airport n. terminal;
value. Reward. OIL. 2-0716.
BILLFOLD, mans. in Dist. Repair
Shop. 2200 Adams place. ne, or
in the srounds; reward. RA. 3-52s2.
BMLFoLD-Reward for return Of
g. rFSs %cp sRd ds 4a45f Ny Or Dtai pI aais4sS
CARNELIAN BRACELET. mr.: NUM-
Please call OIL. 2-1315. evenings.
CAT, orange with white markings: :
Nd. caii WI. 3-497s.
DOG. collie, male, brown and white;
collar has blue heart-shaped rabies
asrnddn tnS IN 55si ssrnd0n area Reward
DOG, dachshund: urgent, child's pet:
blk. short-haired; ans. to name
July is or 19; reward. FL. 4-66s7.
DOG, beagle. tri-colored. young male.
Child's pet. Reward. EN-. 2-6s17.
DOG. collie, male, brown and white;
lost vic, Of MINI; ave; and Clay pl.
D1e voc Of M tfm and staze zs
drews AFB. Please call RE. 6-3066.
KEYS. on chain, in plastic coin purse,
on w. v. M. A. bus at noon, July 25.
If found; please call MRS. D. E; J.
atvJ4d at ia 2Iss5sd ctisTtd after 7 pm. Cash
PARAKEET. yellow; Bradley lane. nr,
Conn. ave. OIL. 2-3761.
PARAKEET. male. turquoise. friendly
Vicinity Alexandria. Reward. FL
4-2975.
PARAKEET, Wheaton area: blue front
blue-gray back, wings; banded. Phone
946-3107.
RED FOLDER, with real estate docu-
ments in Hamlet Section of Chevy
Chase. OIL. 4-S12S.
SlAMESE CAT. seal point, gentle.
years old; vic: Of Chain Bridge
ward. Phone 527-3632.
WATCH. gold, lady's. wIblack nylor
bracelet. Following stores or parking
lots. Woodward & Lothrop, Lord &
Taylor, Western ave. or Garfinckel',
Spring Valley. Reward. Call EN-. 2
\WRIST WATCH, Bulova, gold stretch
I. band; vic. 11th and 18th SITS. NV
/, RE. 5-5492.
u
Evening star., 1961-07-26

DOG, dachshund: urgent. child's pet
blk, short-haired; ans. to name
Julio: no tags; vic. Pinecrest. Va.
July IS or 10; reward. FL. 4-66S7
Evening star., 1961-07-26

KEYS, on chain, in plastic coin purse,
on w. v. M. A. bus at noon. July 25.
If found please call MRS. D. E. J.
rnrun I'd nffnrad
Evening star., 1961-07-26

DOG. collie, male. brown and white;
collar has blue heart-shaped rabiei
tag; in Herndon area. Reward
Herndon 562.
Evening star., 1961-07-26

PARAKEET. yellow; Bradley lane. nr,
Conn. ave. OIL. 2-3761.
PARAKEET. male. turquoise. friendly
Vicinity Alexandria. Reward. FL
4.oQ76
Evening star., 1961-07-26

CAT, orange with white markings: 7
yr.-old tom cat: from Garrett Park
Md Call WI o-4Q7S
Evening star., 1961-07-26

DOG, reg, tri-colored, fem. beagle;
vic of Morningside. Md, and An
drews AFB. Please call RE. 6-3066
Evening star., 1961-07-26

DOG, collie. male. brown and white;
lost vic. of MINI. ave. and Clay pl.
ne. Reward. LU. 4-S711.
Evening star., 1961-07-26

PARAKEET, Wheaton area: blue front
blue-gray back, wings; banded. Phone
Evening star., 1961-10-22

payne Music Makers. Norm thinner. the
Lennon Sisters. and four-year- old Joey
Lennon
$50 @ MANHUNT.
Detective. "Ben'S Vacation" A spn-
tered water ski helps to convict the
murderer Of a pretty blond Victor Jory
q HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL.
Western. PaIadin tRiehard Boone) meets
trouble while handcuffed to an outlaw
he is returning to justice. Buddy Ebsen
guest stars.
1000 q BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure. ! Hour. Honeymoon Voy-
age" and Mission to Dr. Schweitzer"
q FIGHT OF THE WEEK.
Sports. as Minutes Farid Sam vs.
Teddy Wright. 10 rounds MiddIeweiehts
Madison Square Garden.
0 GUNSM0KE.
Western. ! Hour. When raneher John
Larchl loses his wife. land and cattle he
turns to gold prospecting. Later he
shinston. D. C.. October u. 1861
Evening star., 1961-10-22
SATURDAY
OCT.
20
Evening. Cont.

evening" SonS.
7:3o q THE ROARING 20s.
Drama. ! Hour. standing Room Only"
Broadway producer tKeenan Wynn
sells l2s per cent Of his show to hackers
including a sanester who has no respect
for a genius. Paula Raymond is featured.
q PERRY MASON.
Mystery. ! Hour. THE Case Of the
Pathetic Patient" Mason Raymond
eurr) defends young doctor accused Of
malpractice by a man who claims i'm
proper treatment for a fractured hip.
Skip Homeier Frank cady and Virginia
Gregg.
800 q TEXAS RANGERS.
Western. Willard Parker stars
$50 q THE TALL MAN.
Western The Woman" Garrett barry
SuIIiVan) is given his choice between dig
gine his own grave or marrying the
widow of the man he killed
q CIRCUS BOY.
Adventure Mickey Braddock stars.
q ERNIE KoVAcS SHOW.
Special Featuring Joene Brand. Bobby
Lauher. Joe MikoIas. MsSs Brown and
Frances McHaIe
q THE DEFENDERS.
Drama ! Hour. "The Hundred Lives
Of Harry Simms" A drama about man
who commits murder without realizing
it. Sam Wanamaker. Frank Gorshin.
{. G. Marshall and Robert Reed
900 q SAT. NIGHT AT THE MOVIES.
Movie. 2 Hours. There's No Business
Like Show Business" 1854. A musical
film tracing the trumphs and tribula-
tons Of show business family Ethel
Norman. Donald o'connor. MariIyn Mon
roe Dan Daley. Johnnie Ray and Mitzi
Gaynor
@ R. c. MOUNTED POLICE.
Adventure. GILES Pelletier stars.
"a LAWRENCE WELK SHOW.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
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