The Bermuda Recorder

              saturday february 9 1957 the bermuda recorder page seven eisenhower bars special bias talk secretary of state for colonies predicts prosperous future for ghana a valentine tea city cleaners you protect yourself and help bermuda by patronizing the local insurance company sponsored by the guild of the & dyers good shepherd and the cathe negro leaders in the south also fail to obtain rights parley with brownell london february 2 dral colored choir revised with over 50 years of service 1 feel eon-de that the gold coast will have a tranquil start and a very prosperous future declared secretary of state for the colonies lennox boyd in london today beferring to the country's achievement of independence on march sixth under name of ghana . — , — ___ thursday feb 14th 1957 price list from 4 to 7 p.m for washington feb 1 the justice department disclosed today that an invitation to president eisenhower to make a major speech in the soutli on civil rights had been declined for dyeing mr lennox boyd had just re turned from an african tour in which lie had covered some twenty seven thousand miles trinity hall hamilton all classes of insurance will prevail and that the gold coast will have a tranqud start and a very prosperous future subscription 5 pants short coats lumber jackets slacks sweaters 1 1 1 1 o.o 0.0 0.0 0.0 other than life speaking of differences be tween opposition and govern ment in gold coast the minis ter said that for some time these had been very consider able but he hoped that his visit had been able to ease tension i found more unit — underlying unity — than i ex pected and i believe that this will prevail over other dif ferences the thing that worries people most in ashanti and northern territories is that ancient institutions and traditions might be altered without their approval i made suggestions as to how certain fundamental rights could be preserved in the con stitution i feel confident that good sense of all concerned consult the department also made public a reply it had made to the same persons who re quested the speech on a request for a conference with the at torney general the conference was sought for an effort to clarify the extent of the fed eral government's responsibil ity to enforce anti-segregation laws and court decrees sneaking of rhodesia he said it was true that white settlers wanted less colonial office control and the africans more i hope perhaps the sight of the shadow from whitehall as someone called me may have done something to reconcile the people a little bit more to the colonial office than before notice the bermuda fire & marine insurance co ltd 12.6 insurance buildirr , ilanilton west in the estate of benjamin lusher simmons blouses skirts shirts 12.6 7/6 up telephone 1275 12.6 l15 0 as more and more of real advantages of federation — + o which i remain a passionate believer — became obvious the minister added things would become easier in rhodesia they had done of the best chances in the world to show how people could live together and he believed civilisation and not colour bar should be the test for civic rights deceased overcoats shorts the reply by the department was that such a conference all persons having claims against the estate of benjamin lusher simmons deceased are requested to send particu lars of such claims to e t richards barrister & attor ney parliament street hamil ton on or before friday 15th clay of february 1957 would not be helpful or ap propriate at this time raincoats dressing gowns housecoats waistcoats suits waistcoats dress stop the requests for the speech and the conference were made by a group of negro leaders in the south 1 1 the tele -| tv shop radio sherman adams the assist ant to the president replied on jan 18 that it was not possible for the president to schedule evening the requested speech go it together there is a sense almost of the year of dated this 19th day of january 1957 dresses 1 0 0 up 1 pc dresses 1 0 oup 2 pc dresses 1 10 0 up light overcoats 1 10.0 il5 0 in disclosing this today the department also made public a letter of the same date from warren olney 3d assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division to the rev m l king jr of mont gomery ala rejecting the con ference request haiti president quits interim 1940 we are in trouble we have a lot of troubles coming the first few months will be difficult all sorts of things may go wrong distributors of travler radio tv-hi fi-sets rule planned this mon con give you le ridable very i >.-•_ •":_-.; _. ... -•-■•-- -.- u±~r-fr > ' ■*■'■ ■-'-- i • :^': ; " ,: . ....... . ■_. 5 ' t?cs r -_, ...- _ _______ _. 7^*"_w-_-_-_-_-_----_-r_^r ; -— >:■ *_"■ ." 7 guimps guimps child's but the work of re-establish 8.0 port - au - prince haiti p'eb 4 six of the seven haitian presidential candidates met today with arm v leaders and decided to set up an in terim revolutionary government provisional president joseph xemours pierre-louis resigned last night ing britain's position ' has to be done together the prime fthe folstian cience onitor toppers 1 1 0.0 telegrams sent jan 11 the requests were in tele grams to president eisenhower and attorney general herbert brownell jr they were sent jan 11 and were signed by the rev c k steele tallahassee fla the rev f l shuttle worth birmingham ala the r_v t j jemison baton rouge la and the rev mr king determined that our country minister emphasized we are shall plav the role that belongs to it blankets d 0.0 blankets s 15.0 international daily the inspiration needed for a revival of the great days of the past must come from a com bination of individual rights and corporate duties mr macmillan said kto ca_*covei*!_(set^t 0 0 bedspreads newspapw housewives businessmen teachers and students all over the world read ond enjoy this the conferees called another emergency meeting for tonight to decide the question of oper ation of the government until a presidential election can be held xo election date has been set rugs 9d sq ft up chair covers 15 oup cushion covers 6 0 up international newspaper pub lished daily in boston world famous for constructive news stories and penetrating editorials special features for the whole the telegrams to the presi dent and mr brownell declared it to be a responsibility of the federal government to main tain law and order and des cribed disorders in the south in situations involving civil rights as a challenge to federal authority sarnoff asks anti-bias program couch covers 1 0 0 up the group demanded that street demonstrations stop and moved to cancel a general strike order which today para lyzed air transportation and closed stores and other busi nesses crowds massed out side military headquarters dur ing the conference but there was no disorder family branches continued from page 4 the christian science monitor one norway st boston 15 mass church street hamilton promise of equal opportunity the committee on gov ernment contracts headed by vice - president richard m nixon was established by president eisenhower in august 1953 to bring an end to racial and religious discrimination in jobs per formed under government contract send your newspaper for the time checked enclosed find my check or money order north shore somerset st george's east enders can purchase these sets from brodies of st george mr olney in the letter made public today said that the fed eral government was fully aware of its responsibilities 1 yeor 16 o 6 months j 8 □ 3 months 4 □ call the tele radio tv-shop this department will cause allegations of federal offenses to be investigated and will act vigorously when such investi gations reveal the commission of federal offenses he as serted sen louis dejoie a leading contender for president to succeed mr pierre-louis boycotted the conference nome advertise in the bermuda recorder fays address court street hamilton city zone stole phone from 8-30 a.m to 5 p.m - 6269 in a broadcast dejoie fol lowers called for the strike to continue from 5 - io p.m -- 4933 notwithstanding our deep aversion to violent acts of the sort you describe the primary responsibility of the mainten ance of law and order is lodged in state and local authorities mr pierre-louis became pro was forced by a general strike visional president in decem to resign as chief executive ajid ber after gen paul e magloire go into exile mr pierre-louis had been chief justice of the supreme court /^^ / / j f n/vvi/kaj c m nn_t!oiip-_ssen^ers bjf you can fly eastern witn *\ confidence limit on power cited rove the federal government has no general police power and this department can act only when offenses transpire within the purview of existing federal statutory provisions mr dejoie said today that the people forced gen magloire to resign because he went con lin to the constitution and put ourselves in position as gcu the same mrgloire in the telegram to president eisenhower the negro leaders asked him to make a major speech in a major southern city urging all southerners to abide by the supreme courf's deci sions as the law of the land fly eastern's world-famous constellations macmillan seeks to end class war new york mr olney pointed out that the president had addressed himself to the topic in his state of the union message avhen ha appealed to people in all sec tions to approach integration problems with calm and reason and with mutual un derstanding and goodwill round a f 7 trip 77 or &****• ms lv bermuda 4:00 p.m ar new york 6:25 p.m superb service at tourist rates w^^^fr %_______ __■______* h_l k_i__l p fa**v \ \^ 4 ■■; _^ ~* "\ ___■ ' / 1 l ___ \. _/ k?8«e_3kp:j : :. : : ; : : v : :^': '■>"■> :: -'' 5_jq_r '■■'-" : : : ' :^ ■ :: : : l ■:■ w : : : : : : : ; : : : : : : : : : '" ■ hes : >>>-- : "-; : : , i : "^- , -".: : 1^^^^^l ■■ ' ,^ 0 - 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