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Evening star., 1963-05-03
Major League Box Scores
ORIOLES, 8; WHITE sox, 7

a-Hit sacrifice fly for Burnside in Sthi |
b Popped out for Narum in 9Th; c-Sin-
gled for Stone in 9TH; d-Ran for Powell
in 9th; e-Struck out for Carreon in
9th; fran for Ward in 9TH.
Evening star., 1963-05-03
SENATORS, 9;
TIGERS, 4

A-NsIksd Tor iary IN 1th. Bssinrisd
for Anderson In 6thl c-Flled out for
Better An Tth, d Singled for ERan In
ethl se~nan for Triandos In pth.
Evening star., 1963-05-03
TIES RUTH IN EXTRA BASES
..MusiaI Makes Record Hit
PAY Off in Win for Cards
By the Associated Press

His times not much, but for
endurance it's pretty hard TO
match the pace set by Stan
Musial. who has spent % years
chasing records of 81 varieties
1927 miles.
Musial uncoiled from his
familiar left-handed stance in
the seventh inning last night
and lashed a three-run double
that gave the Cardinals a 4-3
victory over the Cubs and added
vet another record to The Mans
collection.
1t was the 1,356th extra-base
hit Of Musial's career, tying
the major league record held
by Babe Ruth. The 42-year-old
Cardinal star has legged out
1855 hits q distance of 1921
miles and set or tied AZ MI re-
cords and is major league
marks.
Lifetime Chart
Musial's lifetime chart now
shows 2,l99 singles, TIT doubles,
ITS triples and aga homers.
Double No. tit, like many 9TH
ers, came at an opportune time,
giving the league-leading Car
dinals a 40 bulge they needed
to hold off the rallying Cubs.
The. victory. the Cardinals
ninth in II games. kept them
two games ahead of Pittsburgh
and San Francisco. The third
place Giants edged the second
place. Pirates. 2-1, on Juan
Mariehals five-hit pitching
and Felipe Alou's two-run
homer,
Ron. Fairly's two-out, two
run homer in the ninth gave
the Dodgers a 80 triumph over
the Pmllies, Hank Aaron hit his
eighth homer and Bob Hendley
allowed only three hits as the
Braves blanked the Reds, 30,
and the Nets belted the Colts.
1913.
Washburn Now SO
The Cardinal starter, Ray
Washhurn. had a no-hitter for
six innings and a two-hitter
for eight, but ran into trouble
in the ninth, when Ken Hubbs
doubled, Billy Williams beat out
a hit and Ron Santo followed
with q homer that brought the
Cubs to within a run. 1t also end
ed Washburn's string of "a
consecutive scoreless innings |
and brought on reliefer Ed
Bauta.
Bauta walked Ernie Banks
before. preserving Washburns
fifth triumph against no de-
feats by getting Andre Rodgers
to ground out. The loser was
former Cardinal Larry Jackson.
Marichal, who struck out sew
en- and walked only one while
gaining his third victory against
two losses, allowed the lone
Pirate run in the sixth, when |
Bob Skinner tripled and scored |
on Roberto Clemente's infield
grounder. Felipe Alou already
had provided Marichal with the
only support he needed, homer
ing in. the third after Jose Pa
gan singled.
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D. c. STUDIOS

BY BONNIE ALTMAN
It's fairly solid theory that
"sugarcoated education usually leads
to minimum Of learning and maxi
mum Of boredom, but Channel as En-
France series, premiering today, may
just be the exception.
Promising viewers they'll learn
French as the French do" the &C.
week series was filmed entirely on
location and stars Actress Dawn Ad-
dams. miss Adams. we are in
formed. is known as fingered"
by some admiring local critics.
Each lesson will show an episode
of a foreigners visit to France, put
ting the viewer in an actual French
setting and conversational situation.
An Orly Field arrival is a natural
for the first one-others entertain
with visits to cafes, famous streets
and French homes. Maybe even to
that shoppers restaurant" in the
Lido where the lettuce is so fresh you
get more than you bargained for be-
tween the bread slices?
The station also promises to dis
tribute complete study guide-Paris
newspapers. recordings. etc.-to all
viewers who have their passports in
order. Air time each Sunday is 1880
am.
SOMETHING NEW: Channel &c is
something offering entirely new in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

repeated at 1920 ann each Thurs
day. Actor-Writer Jerry Silverstein
is in charge of the bulletins.
LATE NIGHT SHUDDERS: Channel
-Four is currently following the comic
mayhem of Johnny Carson's Tonight
show on Friday with murderous adj
venture fare.
Mystery Theater dramas. featuring
full-length motion pictures, start at
/ am. The october Is show, in color,
is Phantom Of the Rue Morgue,"
starring Karl Maiden.
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
British Discuss Threat Of kenya
Breakaway Independent State

the Kenya African Democratic.
Union (KADU).
KADU Party leaders an
nounced in Kenya that they
had decided to form state
within a state and Thursday
troops were on the alert in
the colony.
Basic differences between
the two parties have been over
Mr.. Kenyatta's demand that
the present constitution be
modified to give more power
to the central government after
independence and Mr.. Ngala's
plea that powers at present
reserved for the regions be
preserved intact.
Mr.. Kenyatta appealed
Thursday in radio broadcast
to Kenya for calm in the face
of the partition threat which
he described as an attempt to
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
See New Showdown Coming In Birmingham Relations
Rejection of Christmas Boycott Is Widespread
Birmingham Mayor Rejects
Attempts To Apply Pressure
For Hiring Negro Policemen
Kings Deadline Ends Tuesday

Birmingham, Ala. Oct. ii -
Especial to the Jackson Advo-
cate) A new showdown in
race relations in Birmingham,
with possibilities of further vio-
lence was seen coming in the
wake of Rev. Martin Luther
Kings demand that twenty-five
Negro policemen be hired by the
city within two weeks. The two
weeks deadline expires next
Tuesday.
King, in making the demand
said that unless Negro police
men were hired before the ex-
piration of the two weeks dead
line Birmingham Negroes will
again begin massive demon
strations.
The coming showdown appear
ed inevitable as Mayor Bout
we'll announced his resistance to
the efforts of the Rev. King
and his followers to apply pres
sure to force the immediate hir-
Continued On Page Eight
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
State Supreme
Court Studying
BeckWith Case

The State Supreme Court this
week was studying the case Of
Byron De Beckwith, TIE white
man charged with the sniper
Staying of State NAACP Sec
retary Medgar Evers.
The question before the Court
concerns the sanity of the ac-
cused slayer and his ability to
stand trial in the case.
No date has been set for trial
because of the states conten-
tion that Beckwith should have
a mental examination to deter
mine his sanity before being
tried, a contention which is be-
ing opposed by Beckwith de-
fense lawyers.
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19

Meetings, Under graduate
Workshop, and Sponsor-Ami-
cae Workship, three Panels -
Coping with the Immigrant, {"
Establishing Values, and, Free
dom Now" Luncheon at which
the Amicae will present a Fash
ion Revue; from the Roaring
20's" to "Outer Space" by
Sorons Arizona Stemnaons Of
Philadelphia, Pa, and Fannie
P. Watts Of Brooklyn, New
York, and the Re-Pledge Ser
vice. Among the Program parti-
cipants assisting Soror Borders
will be Sorors Alexina Brown,
Alberta Aston, Eleanor Cut
ler, Arthalia Lott, Mary Cole
man and Zeta Soror Mary Har-
den Umolo.
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Nigerian Broadcaster zeta Speaker

Boston, Mass. - When Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority holds it's At
lantic Regional Conference here
at the Statler Hilton Hotel
October 1921, 1868, Soror
Mary Harden Umolo, Director
of Radio Educational Programs,
will be the speaker at the Satur-
day evening Banquet.
Zetas under the leadership Of
Regional Director Soror Pansy
Borders Of New Jersey will de-
velop the theme, "Zetas Ex-
panding Opportunities" through
Workshops, Lectures, Panels,
Reports and Discussions.
Features of the Regional Pro-
gram include Basilei and Of
ficers' Workshop, Committee
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Aaron Henry
Is Running
For Governor

Clarksdale, Miss. Oct. Ia
Especially - Aaron Henry, local
Negro druggist, State President
of the NAACP Conference of
Branches has announced for
governor as a write-in candidate
in the coming November gen.
eral election.
His running mate for the Of
flee of Lieutenant Governor is
Rev. Samuel D. King, Chaplain
of Tougaloo Southern College.
A vigorous campaign will be
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Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19

and financial aid from NSSFNS.
Over five per cent of these stu
dents had scholastic averages of
A or A-nninus, and more than
so per cent scored B-plus, B, or
B-minus.
Their credentials were mod
est" Mr.. Plaut declared, COM
menting on the students back
grounds. "But their achieve
ment was brilliant"
Included among the honors
earned by these students were
one Rhodes Scholarship, one
Continued On Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
London

British Colonial Secretary
Duncan Sandys is discussing
with the two rival Kenyan
parties threats by opposition
party officials in Kenya to set
up breakaway independent
state.
In spite of the Conservative
Party leadership crisis center
ing on the party's annual con-
ference in Blackpool, Mr..
Sandys remained in London
Thursday for separate meet
ings with Kenyan Prime Min
lister Jomo Kenyatta and Rom
aid Ngala, opposition leader.
The 18th of December has
been named as independence
day for the British East, Afri-
can colony but a two-and-a-
half-week-old conference here
has shown little sign OF re-
solving the basic constitutional
differences between Mr.. Ken
.yatta and Mr.. Ngala, leader OF
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Negro Students Top National
Average Despite Early Lacks

New York Oct. IA - Negro
students in interracial colleges
perform we'll above the national
average overcoming both paor
preparation and cultural lacks
at home.
This was revealed today by
Richard L. Plaut, president of
the National Service and Scho-
larship Fund for Negro Stu
dents, in the organizations
fifteenth annual report.
The findings were based on
a follow-up of students who re-
ceived counseling, or counseling
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Civil Rights
Council Rejects
Xmas Boycott
Group Represents
Seven Major Rights
Organizations

NEW YORK : The
Council for United Civil
Rights Leadership renre~
senting all Seven lilapr nar-
ional Negro civil rights or
ganizations. last week re-
jected any proposed nation
wide Christmas boycott.
The Council urged instead
that "all Americans who be-
lieve in civil rights make
some special sacrifice this
Christmas in memory of the
six Birmingham children who
wore killed on September Is
and all others who have died
Continued On Page Eight
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
bI-RACIAL BABIES find
HOMES WITH NEGRO FAMILIES

New York - Every child
deserves to have q home" :.
and "No child is unadopt-
able".
These are the two beliefs on
which Welcome House is based,
a unique adoption agency for
hard-to-place children now op-
Grating on a national level.
Welcome House has been the
pecial concern of Pearl Buck,
Nobel Prize-winning author,
where these ideas took root
Continued On Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
California Minority Leader
Given Labor Department Post

Washington, D. C. - D. DON
aid Glover, former Assistant
Labor Commissioner for Cali
fornia, has been named special
assistant to Robert C. Goodwin,
Administrator of the Bureau of
Employment Security. Mr.
Glover's duties will be concern
ed mainly with employment op-
portunities for minority groups.
In 1869, Mrs. Glover was ap-
pointed Assistant Chief Of Cali
fornia's newly formed Fair
Employment Practices Commits
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Ethiopian Says
Ties With j. S.
Strengthened
Halle Selassie Ends
Official u. S. Visit
New York

new IOTk
Ethiopia's Emperor, Halle
Selassie, ended an official visit
to the United States Monday
declaring that ties had been
strengthened between the
United States and his home
land.
He said his talks with Pres
ident Kennedy were mutually
beneficial" and had reinforced
the existing relations between
the two nations.
The Emperor made the state
ment at Idlewild Airport be-
fore boarding a Canadian De-
partment of Transport plane
for Canada.
"People of the United States
are fortunate to have leader
like President Kennedy who is
Continued On Page Eight
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
New York Longshoremen Refuse
To Unload South African Ship

started demonstrating at 1880
am. at the gate of Port Au-
thority Pier 6 where the vessel
tied up last night, October g..
Anthony Scotto, President of
LILA Local 1914, said that eve
are happy to take part in any
action against racism our
Continued On Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Two Baseball
Stars Face
Divorce Action
LOS ANGELES

Two of the National Lea
gue's top stars-Curt Flood
of the st. Louis Cardinals and
Orlando Cepeda of the San
Francisco Giants-struck out
in the matrimony league last
week.
Flood who makes his home
in Pomona, California, during
the off season, was sued for
divorce by his wife, Mrs.
Beverly Flood, IL
The deet-footed Cardinal
Continued On Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19

New York, Oct. 10 Brook
lyn N. Y, longshoremen today
refused to unload the "South
African Pioneer" in sympathy
with pickets protesting apar-
theid in South Africa. Some 80
pickets, from the American
Committee on Africa and the
Congress of Racial Equality,
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
CHICAGO MUSICIANS UNIONS
GIVEN ORDER TO MERGE

Chicago -(ANP)-A major
not for harmony was struck last
week amid the discordant tunes
of q heated controversy over ef-
forts to merge the nations
largest and wealthiest white
musicians local (No. 10) and
the largest and richest Negro
local (No. 208) here, when the
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Supreme Court
Rules For CORE
In Mccomb

In Washington Monday, the
United States Supreme Court
upheld the right Of CORE to
urge Negroes to use the Nc
Comb Bus Terminal.
Suit had been brought en-
joining the organization from
urging Negroes to use the ia
cility following the desegrega-
ton order by the Interstate
Commerce Commission and de-
Continued On Page Eight
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Los Angeles
Doctor Takes
Own Life
Los Angeles, Oct. II

DR.. Leroy James. "a,
staff pediatrician at the
Kaiser Foundation Hospi-
tai, was found dead Tues
day of an overdose of Sec
onal, an apparent suicide.
Police report he was dead
when they arrived at his
apartment, 3159 w. 18th
St. at II am. He was
sprawled on his bed. A small
pink pill was found beneath
his body.
The doctors face wa 8
Continued On Page Sky
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19

sion by Governor Edmund G.
"Pat" Brown. Two years later
he was named Assistant Labor
Commissioner for California.
Previously, Mr.. Glover served
for IL years as industrial rela-
tions director for the Bay Area
Urban League in San Francis
co, Calf.
A native Of Huntington, West
Va, and q graduate Of West
Virginia State College, Mr..
Glover worked during World
CONTINUED On Page Five)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
SOUTH AFRICA CONDEMNED
BY UNITED NATIONS VOTE

painted that morning IN a
speech by South African For
eign Affairs Secretary Gerhard
P. Jooste.
It was used to confirm by
Iopsided vote the continuation
of South Africa's position as
the pariah of world diplomacy.
But the Afro-Asians failed to
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Supreme Council Meet Opening
In lew Orleans Saturday

nounced the day by day program
for the organization.
Registration really begins Oc-
tober IS, and a Creole Shrimp
and Crab Boil has been planned
for that night at Justin Founda-
tion Building, 1923 No. Tonti
Street, at 8 pm. This is open to
all 33rd degree Masons, local
and visiting, as we'll as candi-
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
TWO CONFIRMATI0NS WILL
make I NEGRO U. S. JUDGES

Washington LAMP The
recent nomination of two Ne
groes for federal judgeships by
President Kennedy, if confirmed
by the Senate, will bring the
total of Negroes holding life
time federal judiciary posts to
seven-highest in United States
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19

president of international Fed
GRAFTON of Musicians ordered
the merger to become effective,
March 4, 1864.
The move could trigger the
end of 38 other all-Negro locals
throughout the nation.
The merger order from ma
Continued On Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Says South
Africa Facing
Civil War

London - A former Bishop
in johannesburg who was ex-
PEELED for his strong anti-seg-
regation beliefs said last week
that South Africa faced civil
war.
"Life for the great majority
of the inhabitants of South At
rica is life in fully fledged
police state, DIR. Ambrose Reev-
Continued On Page Eight)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Bishop Wilkes Refutes Charges
OF Former Student Minister

UNCONVENTIONAL Theological Cen
ter complex, had accused Bishop
Wilkes of lack of administra-
tive ability, and questioned the
expenditure of certain funds. ac-
cording to a published report.
Bishop Wilkes said he had re-
fused to comment on the matter
which would only give publicity
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Sit-In Cases
On Supreme
Court Docket

Washington The U. S.
Supreme Court opened its doors
for the fall term last Monday,
out set Monday Oct. Ia as the
first day it would hear oral
argument in the 1900 cases on
the docket.
Five sit-in cases are listed
for review during the week
These cases involve sit-in DEM
CONTINUED On Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Powell Offers Ia
Share Pulpit
With King
Say SCLC Needs
Second Hd'qts.
In The North
Richmond. Virginia

Richmond. Virginia :
Cons Adam Clayton Pow
ell, speaking before the an
nual convention of the South
ern Christian shin
Conference here recently,
offered DR.. Martin Luther
King, the co-pastorate of
Harlem's giant Abyssinian
Baptist church. Powell is
pastor of the church.
Powell made the offer rs q
part of a recommendation
that the SCLC become a ma
Continued On Page SKI
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19

history.
1t was announced last week
that the President had nominat-
ed Spottswood Robinson III,
Richmond, Va, attorney and
former dean of the Howard un-
iversity law school, to be the
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
United Nations NY

The most important sabotage
trial in South African history
has become an international
cause celebre here.
1t was used Thursday eve
ming by the Afro-Asian bloc at
the UN to puncture the rosy
picture of racial progress
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19

New Orleans - Plans are
completed and things are all set
for the 77th Annual Sessions of
the United Supreme Council,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Freemasonry, Southern
Jurisdiction, U.S.A., Prince Hall
Affiliation, to be held in New
Orleans October 20 to %.
Sovereign Grand Commander,
DR.. John G. Lewis, Jr. has an
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Rev. King
Named In
Million Dollar
Damage Suit
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. [

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.
Papers in Z million dollar dam
age suit were served Tuesday
on DR.. Martin Luther King Jr.,,
mtegption leader, charging him
andT0 other Negro leaders with
"assault and battery" on I Cad-
sden, Ala. woman during :
CONTINUED On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Convict Three
In Birmingham
Dynamite Case
MisdemeanOr
Charge Draws Fines
Jail Sentences

Birmingham, Ala. Oct. IL -
Misdemeanor convictions were
handed out in rapid fire order
Wednesday against the remain
ing two of three white men
found with dynamite the night
a Negro lawyers home was
bombed for the second time.
The City Recorders Court ac-
Continued On Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. IA - Bish-
op w. R. Wilkes, head of the
African Methodist Episcopal
Church in Georgia, issued a
statement Wednesday in answer
to certain alleged accusations
by a former student minister.
A ministerial student of Tur-
ner Theological Seminary, which
operates as part of the Inter-
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-19
Negro President
ST. Louis Board
Of Education

st. Louis - Rev. John ].
Hicks, has been named presi-
dent Of the st. Louis Board OF
Education. He is the first Of
his race to hold this position.
Rev. Hicks is pastor Of Un-
CONTINUED On Page Eight)
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flight. the Vice President greet
ed the astronaut, "In my coun-
try, we'd say you're pretty tall
cotton"
If his eloquence may not be
of the highest order, there is
no mistaking his meaning.
Once, in speaking of the radi-
cal right, he said, America will
neither be pulverized by Com
munists nor demoralized by ex-
tremists."
He added that it was time
for some domestic housekeep-
ing to take care of such ele-
ments and said: I'VE have not
merely preserved the past, we
have EN- b a line d 1t and are
keeping 1t in our parlor."
Speaks Only as An American
In the past Mr.. Johnson has
been regarded as being on the
conservative side and as a rep
resentative of the Southern
point Of view. Many times he
has sought to dispel that i'm
preston. In the Kennedy ad-
ministration he has impressed
the North as much as he has
a ngered some parts of the
South with his views on civil
rights.
His own personal feelings
were summed up in a speech at
Nashville, Tenn, when he was
seeking the Democratic nomi-
nation in 1860.
81 am here not as a Texan
speaking to Tennesseans," he
said. Il come as an American
to speak to Americans. Where
ever I go I will speak only
as an American to Americans
whatever their region or their
religion or race"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24
Johnson's History
Shows RecoVerieS
From AdVersities
By CECIL HOLLAND
Star stat Writer

Lyndon Banes Johnson the Nations ssth President
destiny has been companion far away
times in political spectacular any In
the American the rangy 55year-od
less guessing reached end the
trail Each time only the beginning.
He defeated his first bid for election to the United
States At the height Of his
he by serious attack 1860
he defeated for the Democratic presidential
by the man succeeded foremost leader
Of the free world.