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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-06-23
We Mean Business Attitude
Spurs Equal Job Opportunity

The 1--WE mean business" at
tiude of the Presidents Com
mittee on Equal Employment
Opportunity is having signi-
ficant impact in expanding min
ority job opportunity through
out the country, representatives
of state and local civil rights
and fair employment commits
sions reported Tuesday at a
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-06-23
First Negro
On Jury List In
LoWndes County

COLUMBUS, Miss. CUPID -
Lowndes County Circuit Court
opened a term here today with
Negroes on the list of prospective
Jurors for the first time.
Recently the State Supreme
Court overturned the conviction of
Negro George Gordon for raping
a white woman on grounds mem
bers of his race were systematic
cally excluded from juries here.
Gordon is expected to be retired
this month.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-06-23

Portland, Maine, June IS -
Glenn Stovall, 25-year-old Negro
is reported to have been ques-
toned by two FIJI Agents about
hi sforced bus trip to Portland
from Noxapeter, Mississippi.
Stoyall arrived in Portland, vir-
tually penniless, last Friday, say
ina he had been given q orle-way
bus ticket after conviction for as.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-06-23
State Free Rider To Portland,
Is Questioned BY The FIJI

sault on a white landlord.
Eugene Cum m ings. Port
land Negro who opened his home
to Stovall, said the FIJI agents
told the young farm laborer he
had been illegally forced out OF
Mississippi.
The FBI office In Boston de-
clined comment. telling the Port
land Evening Express its policy
CONTINUED On Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-06-23

cation. The program began
Monday morning and will end
Friday at noon.
Among the items on the pro-
gram are: Housekeeping (dust-
ing, chalk board care, etc.;
heating and ventilating; main
tenance and repair; safety and
Continued On Page Six) :
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-06-23
State Federation
OF CoIored
Women's Clubs
In 54th Annual
Convention
Mrs. Willie Mae
Latham Taylor of
Grenada Elected
President

Alcorn, Miss. June 10 - The
Mississippi State Federation of
Colored Women's Club, the
statewide organization with a
glowing record of achievements
Continued On Page Six)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-06
"GOLDEN AGE"

4 NICE rooms, third floor, stove,
refrigerator furnished. AZ D
Bardwell. Call Pc. 1-1824.
PENROSE ave, off Euclid. 4 rooms
up, garage. $40, including heat
and utilities. YE. 2-1980,
CE. 1-1306.
EAST Cleveland: 5 rooms and bath.
upstairs; available now; rent
reasonable: white. TU. 4-3269.
EAST l44th off Woodwork: 5
rooms up; adults. Call 20. l-849l:
COLT ave-, rooms down, storage
on 3rd,; near Euclid ave., $50.
Garage. SIX. 2-6874.
5 ROOM suite; 17l7 Colt ave..
East Cleveland; furnished or
unfurnished.
4 ROOMS, 2 bedrooms. up, gar
age, basement; Cherokee ave.
off East 185th. Nv. 1-7297.
4 ROOM apartment. second. 2 bed
rooms. refrigerator. stove: ar
conditioner; garage optional;
available now. 17848 Lake Shore.
Days. KE. 1-970S; evenings.
AN. 1-0182.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-06

4 ROOMS upstairs; also 2 small
rooms, kitchen with refrigerator
and stove. CTS East 159th.
EAST l43rd; rooms up, garage.
KE. 1-9481.
WOODSIDE ave-, near East 125th, Q
rooms, 3 bedrooms. Call 45l-927l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-06

EAST 14Oth near Lake Shore blvd;
5-room suite. adults, white.
PO. 1880.
5 ROOMS up. garage; 876 East
137th st. UL. 1865.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-06
FOR RENT..-UNFURNISHED
HOUSES & apartments
EAST CLEVELAND

EUCLID NOBLE ARMS. 16004
EUCLID AVE; a few choice
bedroom suites left; private bal
comics, closets lore. large
rooms, perfect location for your
convenience, rent $135 and $40,
including heat, carpeting, air
conditioning, stove and refriger-
ator. Call Bruh Realty.
EV. 1-4730.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-06

DETERGENT, so pounds, s5.95; 100
pounds, Sll95; also other laundry
products; free delivery; money
back guarantee RE. 4-3600
WILD bird food. l0c pound; buy a
100 pound bag for only S7.95.
Nottingham Hardware Co.. 1903
st. Clair ave. w. 1-0665.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-06

4 ROOMS, End floor; Evangeline rd.;
adults. KE. l-8267 after $50 p. m.
4 ROOMS and bath up. off East
185th: newly decorated; adults.
48l -8255.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-06

r. L. PALMER
LIQUIDATION OF NEW AND USED
FURS. sizes to fit everyone;
every kind Of fur imaginable in
SCARVES. ST OIL E S, GAPES;
JACKETS, FULL LENGTH and
MoSDAY' S1 4 s. pEcEMBER SAIG RhTTTs idTH
THROUGH FRIDAY, DECEMBER
14TH; hours IL a. m. to p. m.
3433 MILVERToN RID, west OF
Chagrin and Lee off Chasrin blvd.
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLDii
ELECTRIC hot water heater, GE
deluxe 52-gallon, used l month,
$3.50: private. 1920 Euclid ave-,
Phone Ii. 1-9509 after 4 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-06
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED HOUSES & APARTMENTS

ROOMS upstairs, garage; will ac-
cept small family; white. $50 East
141st. MU. 1-6450
CASPER 13415, near Fisher Body;
3 rooms up, garage. 451 -6384.
ITS EAST 31st down: rooms and
bath. Call HE. 1885.
1894 EAST 123rd; Az rooms up. Call
HE. 1855.
WAITE HILL, Willoughby; executive
4 bedroom, 3ia baths on 2 acres,
excellent condition, lease, SITS.
VIII. 2-0931.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

Well tailored Of wash
n wear cotton. Top
stitched collar with
sewn-in stays. Wide
choice Of patterns.
Compare at I59I g 6to16.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

A one-time buy made
this special low price
possible. Better cot.
tons in prints, solids
and novelties for
dresses, sportswear
and home fashions.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

Low back folding
rocker is sturdily con.
strueted Of !" Alum.
mum. Styrene arms.
~" weatherproof Fire
stone Velon webbing.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

4bar cantilever frame gives
added strength. Coil spring
saddle. chrome plated
sprocket and hubs. 2 colors.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

Little boys denims in
basic blue or lighter coll
orS in random stripes.
Bartacked strain points.
Two front pockets. 3 to 2.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

Smartly. tailored and
comfort cut to fit all
boys. Polished cotton,
Sanf0fized for shrink.
; age control. 5 wanted
colors. 6 to 18.
Evening star., 1962-01-09
You'll like what you see, and you'll see what you like.


Chevy HWdh line family need efd land
d1 bG
displays delight the whole hmh Chevrolet exhibit the show practically whole
, 1962-03-10
Modern Two-Story
Office Building
Completed in Fsted

In response to the anticipated
demand for Office and retail
store space in close proximity
to the new pier, a new two
story Office building has re-
Gently been constructed on the
waterfront in Frederiksted.
This modern structure is locat-
ed only 2 blocks from the
cruise ship pier.
Allen Moore, Jr. Associates,
designed the building for beau
ty, convenience, and comfort;
including such features as terraza
floors, plate glass windows, top
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1962-03-10
Alvu McFurlune is
Given New Post With
Housing Authority

Alva G. Nc Farlane, special
assistant to the Governor for
Housing matters in st. Croix
has handed in his resignation
and accepted the position Of
chief Of the Urban Renewal Di-
vision Of the Virgin Islands
Housing and Urban Renewal
Authority.
In his new post Mr. McFar-
lane will receive a salary of
$500, which represents an in
crease of 100 over his present
salary.
, 1962-03-10
ST. Thomds Democrats
Vote Unanimous
Confidence III King

Members of the Democratic
Club Of St. Thomas at their
last meeting passed a resolu-
ton expressing their conf
dence in Government Secre-
tary Cyril E. King. Copies of
the resolution will be sent to
President Kennedy, Interior
Secretary Stewart Udall, Com
mittees Of the House and Sc
nate Insular Affairs, to Senator
Hubert H. Humphrey, to the
Democratic National Chair
man John Bailey and to Gov
ernor Ralph Paiewonsky.
The resolution was offered.
by Mrs. Louella Daniels who
deplored the @feud in the Adj
ministration' between Mr..
Continued on Page A
, 1962-03-10
MdrY Miller Elected
President ST. Croix
Boord OF Realtors

The st. Croix Board of Real
tors recently held their annual
meeting at Government House
in Christiansted. Annual cleo
tons were held, and the fol-
lowing officers elected and in
stalled by outgoing President,
Sam Pivar:: Mrs. Mary Millar,
President; David NJ. Hamilton,
ice-President; Lucia
Nelthropp, Secretary; and
Sven Anderson, Treasurer.
The Board Of Directors con-
sists Of the elected officers plus
the immediate past President,
Sam Pivar.
The Board also passed a re-
solution commencing MI. FL
var for his ~untiring efforts
both for the conduct Of the
business of the Board, and for
his work in the drafting Of the
new Zoning Law.
The twenty-three member
Board is composed Of those
people engaged in the real es-
tate business, who are pledged
to adhere to a high standard Of
ethics and conduct in their
business practices.
, 1962-03-10
Bishop R. R. Wright is
Reossigned 10 10Th
Episcopal District

Bishop r. R. Wright, Jr., Phi.
d, who served three terms al
ready in the Sixteenth District
and was assigned as Histiogra-
pher of the MI Church at the
last General Conference in
May 1860 at Los Angeles, has
been assigned once again to
the Sixteenth District.
Bishop Carey A. Gibbs
the Sixteenth Episcopal Dis
trict of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, comprising
of the West Indian Islands and
South American was assigned
to the Seventh Episcopal Dis
trict which comprises South
Carolina, as a result of the
death recently Of Bishop Hug
gins, it was announced by the
Rev. David S. Williams, Pas
tor Of Bethel AMI Church.
Bishop Wright is scheduled
to arrive in st. Croix for a Con
ference next Thursday March
IS, at Bethel Church in Chris
tiansted. He will depart on
Monday March 10Th.
Rev. Williams and his con
gregation extend an invitation
to the public to attend the ser
vices.
, 1962-03-10
Paul D. NewlGnd
Reelected President
OF Standard Time

Paul D. Newland was elected
President and Treasurer of
Standard Time Corporation of
ST. Croix at a recent meeting
Of the Board here. Arthur Sink
Ter, is chairman.
Other officers include Jose
Figueroa-Rivera, Secretary
and Comptroller; G.. E. Ireland,
Assistant Treasurer. Paul
Mickey, r. j. Blockinger, G.
Diamond and Rufus Fulton are
members of the Board Of
Directors.
, 1962-03-10
DR.. jones NGbrit Pres.
Of Howdrd U. LIQUIDS
President Kennedy

FI6S1QS11t AGLA44SQY
Dr.. James Nabrit, President
of Howard University and
formerly a special counsel to
the Virgin Islands Government
when it was being recognized,
lauded President John E.
Kennedy who said he has done
more to develop a respected
image Of the American Negro
than any other President in
history. DR.. Nabrit is a Repub-
lican.
A former Professor of Law
who with Thurgood Marshall
argued that 1854 school deseg-
rgation case before the u. S.
Supreme Court, said that Pre-
sident Kennedy has created q
more favorable climate for IN
tegration by his appointment
of Negroes to high government
positions and taking strong
stands on civil rights ques-
tons.
DR.. Nabrit said in part that
the Presidents policies onNegro
rights and the campaigns Of
freedom rides and sit-ins at Sc
grated facilities have changed
the attitude of the southerner
towards the Negro. Whatever
you can say about Southerners,
they are long on courage; they
admire courage when they see
it IN the Freedom Riders he
said.
The improved status of Ne
groes DR.. Nabrit attributed to
the rise of an educated militant
clergy. Before, preachers used
to be appeasers; now we have
men like Martin Luther King
and the other ministers who
organize boycotts and sit-ins.
The younger generation Of Ne
groes have seized the initiative
from their elders in the cam
paign for interrogation, he said
Continuing, the distinguish
ed educator said that the
NAACP used to be able tc
choose its cases; now they are
Continued on Page a
, 1962-03-10
Attorney Antoine
Joseph, New Counsel
TO v. I. Legislature

Attorney Antoine 7. Joseph
Of st. Croix was assigned as
Counsel to the Virgin Islands
Legislature. He replaces Attor-
ney Croxton Williams Of ST.
Thomas.
Attorney Joseph, who re-
Gently returned from Chicago
where he practiced law for the
past twelve years, is a gradu-
ate Of Northwestern Universe
ty. He is the son Of Paul E..
Joseph, Editor and owner of
the West End News.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

phone booth. In a minute or
so he emerged and said:
TITS OK. She said you
should stay"
she did2" exclaimed the
other. what did you tell
herr"
Nothing much." said
Evening star., 1962-12-25
WORD GAME
BEETLE BAILEY
GIL THoRP
DR.. KILDARE
Dick Brooks

Find rs or more words in
WRINKLE
meaning "a small crease Of the
skin" Average mark. 10 words.
Time limit, rs minutes.
Rules OF the same; /. Words must
be Of four or more letters .. Words
which acquire four letters by the addi-
are not used. 3 Only one form OF a
word Il used, 4. Proper names are
not used.
Answers TO MA0NIFYING
main, many, NANCY, magnify. nina,
mining, aalng, aiming, gamy, gAinina.
gamin, Eann gaming naming, naif
infamy fain, faing, fining. flnny.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
FAMOUS FABLES
BY Z. +. EDGAR

APPROVAL; One night.
after finishing work at the
newspaper office, Humorist
Ring Lardner and one OF his
drinking companions went TO
their favorite bar.
Lets have dinner togeth-
err" said Lardner.
I'D sure like to-" said the
other, but It's impossible.
My wife is having her family
over for dinner and I prom
Used I'd be home on time,
sober"
Maybe she'd let you stay
II I spoke 10 her." suggested
Lardner.
Don't be silly. Nobody can
change my wife's mind"
Lardner went into the tele-
Evening star., 1962-12-25

Lardner. II told her you were
a little in your cups and I
asked her II she wanted me
to take you home or keep you
here. She said right off,
Keep him there and hung
up"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

It's an everyday
work saver, the
lightweight vac
yum that tips
through cleaning
floors, uphol-
stery droperies,
stairs, under fur
nitUre without at
tochments. Swiv-
Ell nozzle reaches
dirt anywhere.
No dust bag,
handy dust cup
emptieS easily
as an ash troy.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

Sunooy AM.
"saIt Lake Raiders" 1850. Allan Lane.
ll:oo-4
Sunday P.M.
MAN in the Trunk" 1912. Lynne Roberts.
1:00-5
"Threat to a Happy Ending" 1857.
William BendM 1000
Wrong Number" 1859. Lisa Gaston 2:3o-4
"The Iron Curtain" 1e4s Dana Andrews.
4:0o-5
"Story Of Vernon and Irene Castle" 1889.
Fred Astare. 1905
"The Big Clock" le4s. Ray MiIland ll:2o-9
"PIunder Road" 1858. Gene Raymond
l2:l5-4
Mondoy PM.
"SpIit Second" 1853. Jan Sterling. l:oo-5
"Gunfighters." l947. Randolph Scott 5000
Heaven Can Wait" l943. Charles coburn
1905
"BIood Alley" 1855 John Wayne. ll:2o-9
"Les MiserabIes." 1895. Charles Laushton.
1l:3o-7
"caIIing DR.. Kildare" 1899 Lew Ayres. 1900
Tuesdoy PM.
Where Goes My Girl" 1897. Gene Raymond
1905
"The Swordsman." le4s. Larry Parks 5000
"Pepote." 1857. Pabto caIvo. ll:2o-e
"Lifeboat" 1914. TaIIuIah Bankhead 1857
"Juia Misbehaves." le4e. Greer Carson.
1000
Wednesday P.M.
Johnny Angel" le45. George Raft 1905
"Dr. KiIdares Victory" le4l. Lew Ayes.
500
"Pursued." l947. Robert Mitchum. ll:2o-9
MARK Of Zorro" 1920. Douglas Fairbanks, sr.
11:30-7
"A Date with Judy" le4e Jane Powell. l:25-9
- r.. 1PA1 q
Evening star., 1962-03-25
MaxIIs ek nv : :

... - . ..
Thursday PM.
"The Company She Keeps" 1851.
Lizabeth Scott l:oo-5
"GoId Rush Maisie." 1910. Ann sothern.
500
"strangers On Train" 1851. Farley Granger.
11:2o-o
"The People Against o'Hara." 1851.
Spencer Tracy. 1l:3o-7
"The Big House." 1890. Robert Montgomery.
1:15-o
Friday P.M.
"seven Miles From AIcatraz" le4s.
James Craig. loo-5
"Tarzan's Magic Fountain" 1e49 Lex Barker.
500
"The Gentlemen From West Point" 1912.
George Montgomery. o:oo-5
"The Wild one" 1854. Marion Brando
11:2o-9
"The Bold and the Brave" 1856.
Mickey Rooney. ll:3o-7
NAKED City" le4s. Barry Fitzgerald l2:55-s
Saturday AM.
"Saga of the West" 1885 Paul Kelly 1ooo-5
Were Comes Trouble" 1913. William Tracy.
11:00-5
Saturday P.M.
"GeraIdine" 1853. Jim Backus. loo
"San Quentin" l947 Lawrence Tierney loo-5
"The Flame and the Arrow" 1880
Burt Lancaster. 500
"Bird Of Paradise" 1880 Louis Jourdan
300
Crossroads" 1912. William Powell 1905
captain Horatio HornbIoWer" 1851.
GreqorY Peck 11:lnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
ANew,oIdB Bird
Is Flying Again
BY CHARLES YARBRoUeH

maintenance airmen it has or
the rolls.
A survey will be conducted
to find out Immediately how
many are active and what
types Of work they do. George
c. Prill, director of FAA's flight
standards service, said the data
is needed to evaluate and plar
the maintenance airman certi-
fication and surveillance pro-
gram.
He said the program has re-
manned relatively unchanged
for more than 80 years and
should be realigned.
+ y
Don Byrne, formerly public
relations director for the Flight
Engineers international AssO-
citation, is now covering the
FAA for Aviation Daily.
United Aircraft Corp, will oper
new Washington offices at 1725
DeSales street, NV, November
/. The Institute Of the
AerOspace Sciences and the
American Rocket Society are
proposing a merger which
would make it the American
Institute of Aeronautics an d
Astronauts... Piedmont Air
lines has appointed Thomas r.
Cowen as director Of reserva-
tions and ticketing service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

existing policies if you make
them conform to the new re-
cuirements, or buy new ones
for this purpose.
Ways to Invest
You might pay your con-
tributions to a bank which Will
put them into a "custodial" &C
count for purchase Of either
mutual funds or annuity, en-
dowment and retirement poll
cies.
You might put your contri-
buttons into a trust fund. The
trustee must be a bank If you
want the trust to invest your
money in stocks, bonds, real
estate mortgages, etc. If you
are willing to have the trust
limit its investments to an
nuity, endowment and retire.
ment policies, an individual
may act as trustee.
You might buy special United
States bonds which will be is
sued for this purpose.
No matter which way you
invest, the income earned by
your fund will be tax-free UNI
til it is paid out to you on
your retirement.
Tomorrow: The 81 billion
dollar tax bonanza for busi-
nessmen.
Distributed, 1862, by the Han Syndicate.
Inc. All Rights ReserveO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
PEOPLE
I'M
BUSINESS

Adrian p. Fisher has been
elected board chairman Of the
First National Bank of South
ern Maryland, Upper Marlboro
He has been president since
1858 and a director since 1941
Charles r. Burrows has been
appointed senior scientist OF
Radio Engineering Labora-
tories, Inc. in Bethesda. He
was formerly vice president OF
Ford Instrument Co.
Harold 1. Glidden has been
appointed executive vice presi-
dent of the Washington Lee
Savings and Loan Association
He is a veteran of So years
experience in finance and in
dustry.
Eugene G. Smith has been
appointed to the management
staff of rotary business forms
section, Printing Industry OF
America.
Paul Wenger has been pro-
mototed to assistant vice presi-
dent of Arlington Fairfax Saw
ings and Loan Association
Grace w. Bowbeer and Ethel v
Lent have been appointed to
the posts of assistant secretary
Oscar Zweig of Penn Camera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
ON WINGS

There1l be a resurrected ole
veteran flying around Washing
ton next Saturday - a publici-
| ty maneuver to be sure, but
one to stir nostalgia in some
youthful curiosity in others.
Many a schoolboy can readily
identify a BIZ bomber, but
few of them have ever seer
one in action. Columbia Pic
lures will bring this one in tc
help stir interest in a new
movie, 1.-THE War Lover" which
starts at the Trans-Lux No
vember Z.
The bomber, one Of the few
still flying. is piloted by Greg
ory Board, who resurrected II
and flew it to England for the
Arthur Hornblow production.
While it Is on the ground al
Butler Aviation, National Air
port, the invitation is wide
open for school children to dc
a walk-through and to former
BIT crewmen.
\ 4
Public relations directors OF
almost every scheduled airline
in the world will meet in Wash
| ii1gton next month for, the sixth
public relations conference Of
the international Air Transport
Association (IATA).
The sessions will be held al
the Shoreham Hotel November
I12-15 under Craftsmanship Of
r. C. Machines, Of Trans-Can-
ada Air Lines, Montreal.
FAA Administrator N. E. Hal.
ably, CAB Chairman Alan S
Boyd and Sir William Hildred,
director general of IATA, will
be among the speakers.
Il y =
The Washington Air Derby
Associations flight to Mays
Head is scheduled for this
week end, with arrival time
planned at the Manteo Airport
at bpm.
The deadline for reservations
through Pat Patterson, 1922
Mob Hill Court, Alexandria, il
tomorrow.
The Federal Aviation Agency
wants to know how many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Oct. "a (AP) -Foreign
exchange rates Great Britain and
Australia in dollars. others in cents
and decimals Of cent?:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

STORE HOURS: Mondays, Thurs
days and Fridays, $50 am. to g pm.
Darlington Only Open til 9:30);
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Salur-
days, $3.50 am. to 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Tax Experts
Aim 10 Boost
Alliance Plan

More than 800 Latin EiIneri-
can and United States tax ex-
perts will gather here tomorrow
in a two-day meeting to discuss
new tax policies aimed at boil
STEERING the Alliance For Prog
ress program.
The symposium is sponsored
by the Tax Institute. Inc. and
will be held at the Mayflower
Hotel. 1t comes as a nine-man
panel simultaneously is seeking
in Mexico City to breathe new
life into the Alliance.
Delegates here hope to draw
UP new recommendations on
tax policies in Latin American
countries now affecting United
States private investment
there.
Walter A. Slowinski of tn e
Washington law firm of Baker,
Mckenzie and Hightower, will
preside. Delegates expect TO dis
cuss tax structures in Brazil,
Chile, Colombia. Mexico, Peru
and Venezuela.
Stanely j. Bowers, Ohio tax
commissioner and Institute
president, will open the ses-
sions. Speakers tomorrow will
include William s. Barnes, di-
rector, World Tax Series pub
lication, Harvard Law School
James r. Holway, State Depart
ment; Prof. Carl s. Shoup of
Colum bia University and
George Jackson Elder, senior
editor Of the Tax Series.
George H. Kitendaugh, man
ager of General Electric Com
pany's tax accounting service,
will preside at a luncheontmeet-
ing.
Afternoon speakers include
Stanley s. Surrey. assistant
secretary, United States Treas
ury Department, who will dis
cuss "The United States and
International Tax Relation
ships"
Presiding at panel discussions
Friday will be j. Diaz-Hernan
DEE, an official of the Puerto
Rican economic development
administration; Robert IE. Jor-
gense, director Of taxes, Sears,
Roebuck & Co., and Kenneth
w. Gemmill, Institute vice
president.