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New QM Museum at Ft. Lee Becomes Historical Site
An outsider would think that
now that the Museum teemt
completed that Smith’s work
would be over, but he is quick
t o inform the vLsitor that “i
museum Is never finished*
^ byFHANK W. Ri^WDER. | frterfor of the $172,000 Museum | With no architectural training. Changes, additions, rearrange
■ One of the most interesting which was dedicated i n mid- Smith has been able to put his m-ents, research and improve-
{)oints of historical interest in June. The Quartermaster Must experi-ence of having helped hU ments are all a part of the staff
he Richmond-Petersburg arsn eum was officially established father, a professional brick ma- artist’s job.
^or a Civil War buff or th-e lay- in February. J957, but it wa.s not son, for eight years, while Fr^nk * Lt. Col. Horace Mann (Ret.),
pian is the newly-constructed until last August that construc- had spare time during hig^i chief of the QM Museum, Is
Quartermaster Museum at Fort ^ tion was begun on a perman-"nt school days in his native Mar- high on his praise of Frank
^ee. ] building to house the extensive ion, Va., and' during vacations Smith and the work that he is
Much of th“ design and crafts- collection that had been as- from Virginia State. doing.
entndKl
Va. Protests
DANVILLE, Va. — A sp»cial
grand jury last week indicted 10
anti-segregation leaders on char
ges of inciting to riot during
thres weeks of racial unrest
here.
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maPship found in the new facili- semblcd
iy is the handiwork of a Vir , period.
during the five-year I
f[inia State/College graduate who
s the Museum staff artist.
Frank Blair Smith, who re
ceived a bachelors degree in arl
th^ interior brickwork to tayini;
the ceramic tile in the lavara-
tories. He has also attractively
Frank Sndth has been em
ployed at Fort Lee as «, civilian
exhibit specialist since 1956 and
■ has been connected with the QM
jrom Stat"! College ten years ago.: Museum since Its inception.
(lid the research for and with | The slight, articulate artist arranged all of the display ar«*as
pome assistance constructed worked with the architects — in the building,
three intricate diorujiias, depict- Lts. Honald P. Koerner and | 'hte dioramas Smith constnic-
ing noi”ts of special significance Samuel French — while the ted were of Dutch Gap and.City
in VuK»nia. ^ ‘ strutturt was being design“d by fomt, botli Civil War sites in
in ailrtition to thi.s scM)e-tnori“l using a scale model apd supplH , th"? local area and th
ou.itli vit:biiiiiai Lli^ win.li>’ hieutctiy blifeiiiiiUb ijtjpoi calvai>,
The gfand Jury accused the
10 of ‘‘inciiing the colored
population to acts of violence
in the I Now making his home in sub and war against the white popu-
paint-^^ban Ettrlek, Va., the artist lation.”
Frank Smith’s work
Museum has ranged fro:
ing oil portraits of military ^i-'''was stationed at Fort Lee in the
gures to constructing sonte' of, QM Technical Training Service
"Control
during 1053-54 as^ a commission
ed officer. He had a tour of duty
in France before working In th*
Richmond Public Schools in
1955-56.
Frank Smith is married to the
Smith of Richmond, and they
joi’iinr Florence ijmitb of Rich- of Joseph Sunnen of St. Louif,
Keiiiouni niond, and they liave a bix-year deveiopt;i ol Kinho, tlie aerosol
1 hiuHi old daagiitsi. loam pruducv.
Continued from page 1-B
world population ^plosion that
Is fast getting beyond economic
aid. lAM’s overseas project was
made possible by the generosity
MULTI - MILLION DOLLAR
GROUND BREAKING—Grou--1
breaking ceremonies were ht"
iac«ntly for Church Home, an
Atlante, tia., relocalion housing
development, which is being
•ponsored by Wheat Street Bap
tisl Church. Construction of the
5-million-dollar, 501-unit low
rental apartment project is al
ready underway. The Federal
Housing Administration-financed
project was launched by the his
toric, 5,000-meinl'1,'rship A t-
lanla church with the coopera
tion of the Atlanta Urban Lea
gue and several other civic'-ih-
terest organiiationt. Initial fin
ancial support came from The
Atlanta Life Insurance Com
pany, which loaned the church
$450,000 for land purchase. The
Citixens Trust Company, an Al
ton, D. C., and the Rev. Wil
liam. Holmes Borders, WheTi
SA-eel pastor and Chuch Homes
corporation president, in turn
ing the first spade of dirt on
the 22-acre site, located a short
distance from the church in the
Auburn Avenue area of north
east Atlanta.
lanta banking firm, also extend i At left. Mayor Allen addressov
ed financial aid to the effort. In the ground-breaking ceremoni'*
ce'nfer photo, Aitlanta's Mayor I while in right photo, E. M. Mt*
Ivan Allen, Jr., left, joins C. tin, Atlanta Life vice president
rranlciin Daniels, FHA, Washing '
and secretary, speaks to the' of Wheat Street and Church
group. Leaders from the busi- Home board member. AmofTi
ness and civic community of At'
lanta, along with reprecentativtfs
from city and federal housing
agencies, joined with approxi-
meteiy 5,000 persons from ail
walks of life in witnessing the
history-making ceremony. From
left, , sealed behind Mayor Al
lan, may be seen, A. L. Thomp'
other platform guests was
man Moss Hr Keindrix, seen in
sman circle. Negro-owned con
tracting firm, Jett, Banks and
Russell, was awarded contract
to construct the first 280 units
of th« project. It is believed that
this contract, $2,355,000. is the
largest ever to be handled by a
son, FHA official and Attorney Negro firm in Georgia. The tTlm
A. T. Walden, elder statesman was the lowest bidder.
Gastom'a Mom Achieves Life-long A mbiton: Gets High School Diploma -Heroes
By MAUDE M. JEFFERS
GASTONIA — Mrs, Erwin
‘Currencc JackSon and son, Hon
ald Lewis, graduated in High
land High School’s class of
1963, thus fulfilling a lif'!long
ambition of the mother. She
says she owes this aciiievement
to the Evening Adult School
been serving Gastonia’s adult in trades and ih college. i who plans to be an undertaker,
population since 1950 when the j Some of the adult student.«s I Sheila, a junior at Highland is
first class of two members j who dropped out of school had a senior Girl Scout, is a mem-
graduated. Offering basically the to help with family budgets and 1 ber of the Highland High
courses in tool subjects, numer- ! through the facilities of the adult j Band, the glee club, and the Fu-
ous adults have learned to read school found it possible to earn
and write.
Over 50 have completed the
required 16 urits of high school
Interrupting her education in , work, earning diplomas, and sc-
1945 after completing thref> curing better Jobs. Included in
years of high .school,' she mar j the list of graduates from the
ried John Henry Jackson and as- Evening Adult School are four
sisted with the educating of' ministers who hold active pas-
their five young children. She' torates and are continuing in portunity. It helps one to assist
had been out of school 10 years i colleges and theological courses; i children with their studies, to
but the evening adult school i a leading business man; a tex-1 appreciate improved home and
Ep^rat^id throughout the School ' (ije, plant yvprjjer who received community living and to in-
eKtetviifrvade it possible, for ^l^er 16, pifqmiitidn as a leatuV of his treage -i^orking advantages. She
and learn. There is an increas
ing demand for new courses and
a continued expansion of the
program.
Mrs. Jackson says she recom
mends that each parent who has
not completed high school
should fake advantage of this op
earn ng^'
her I (1(3
Tl is'^
li^t'io^j .aeve^ girls who fo^ ej4ch^0f Hsi;Kch^(ii^^
^ ] to,c:orrtlny« jjl.eiri'educ^'libij
athooi and 1:6 yoc^-„
trhflSr .choice,.
' ooritWulneW^tn addition to Ronald Lews
' ir^ifir^'rriiirWi’1'I itTTi
ture, Business Leaders Club,
This summer she is a member
of the School of Cosmetology ot
the Highland Industrial Educa
tion Center. She is a member
of the Junior Choir of St. Peters
AME Zion, Church. ■
Keith, age 14, is an eighth
grade student, Paulette, 12, e.**.
grade, and Colbert, 10, 5th. All
are perfect attendance students
in High and elementary school.
The Jackson* are active mem-
kbh lir bit
ers went over to the enemy.
Armed with this information,
the authorities called in the
guard and alerated the militia.
As a result, Vesey and some 35
of his men were capturud and
subsequently hanged. Out of
the groi^p only one leader con
fessed. Aocording to the offi
cial report of the execution.
Vesey and Peter Poyas were
proud in their defeat. Poyas
spurned last minute pleas for
information. H e admonished
the other leaders: “Do not open
your lips. Die as you shall see
me do.’
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7:00 Felix the Cat
rao Ruff ’N Reddy
8:00 Fury
8:30 King Leonard
B;00 Capt. Kangaroo
10;^ Alvin
10 30 Mightv Moum
11:00 Rin Tin Tin
11:30 Boy RoRcri
13:00 Sky King
12:30 Sportsview
12:45 Baseball
3:30 Putt Putt
4:00 Gene Autry
,>);0Q Circus Boy
.>5:30 Wolf Dog
5:4.'' Industry on Parade
6:00 Walt Plsney
7:00 To Tell The Truth
7:30 Mcdicine of the OO's
8:30 Uefcnderi
\):30 Have Gun
10:00 Gun.smoka
ll:P0 Three Star Final
tl.l5 Counrty Stv'e
SUNDAY, JyLY 7
7:S0 Indii.’^ry cn Parade
7:45 Salvation Army
8:00 Bob Poole’s Gospel Favorites
9:00 Davey and Goliath
9:15 Off to Adventure
9:30 Social Security
9:45 Where In the World
10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet
10:30 Look Up and Live
11:00 Camera 111
11:30 Washington ll«>port«
12:00 Big Picture
12:30 British Calendar
12:45 Baseball
3:30 Roy Rogers
4:00 Mountains Are Sraokjng
4:30 Amateur Hour
4:30 Big Pieturc
5:00 International Showtime
6:00 20th Century
6:30 Ensign O'Toole
’7:00 Empire
8:00 Ed Sulljvan
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Candid Camera
10:30 What’s My Line
11:00 CBS News
11:15 Star Th-ator
MO^IDAY. JULY •
6:30 Burns an* AUen
7:00 Morning Jamboree
V:56 News (Local Llxej
3:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
i():00 Say When
10:25 NBC News
i0:30 Lucy
11:00 Price Is Rl :ht
l l:3U Concentration
I2:K' Love ot t^ite
12:25 CBS News
12:30 Truth or Consequence
12:55 NBC News
1:Q0 r«SKy Mann
1:30 As the World Tunw
2:(M) Passtvord
2:30 Hou»“party
3:00 To Tell tho
3:30 Edge of Night
3:25 CBS News
4 00 fipr-ot S lorm
4:30 Millionaire
5:00 I’lie .‘•'uii Hour
5:30 Yogi Bear
6:00 Lassie
U;30 Esso
6:40 Weatner
3;4& Walter CroDklte
7:00 Ha*el
7:30 Dr. Kilfl^-
B:30 Lucille Ball
9:uO Danny Thomas
9:30 Anrty Griffith
10:00 Dick Powell Theater
11:00 News
11:15 Toni^'’* Show
TUESDAY, JULY 9
6:30 White Hunter
I (Ri Morning J^mhoree
T S6 News
3:00 capt. Kangaroo
r*'iio «;arlonn Shoj)
10:00 Say When
10:25 NBC News
10 30 l.iicv
11:00 Price is Right
11:30 Concentration
12:00 Love of Life
12:25 CBS News
12:30 Truth or Conscqiences
'2:55 NBC News
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:30 As the Worln Tumt
2:00 Pas.sword
2:30 Hou!p Party
3:00 To Tell the Truth
3:30 Edee of Night
3:25 CBS News
3:30 Millionaire
4:00 Secret Storm
4:30 Millionaire
J:00 Fun Hour
4:00 Dennis the Menace
T:30 Esso
?:40 Weather
1:45 Walter Cronkite
7:00 Laramie
7:30 Till American
8:00 Lloyd Bridges Show
8:.30 Talent Scouts
9:30 Picture This
10:00 Keefe Brasselle Show
10:00 U. S. Steel Hour
11:00 Eleventh Hour Report
11:15 tnnlAt
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10
6:30 TV Reader’s DigeA
f-.oo Morning Jamlioreo
7:55 News
8:00 Capt. KangarM
:)-no CaHoon Shoff
10.00 Say When
10:25 NBC Newi
10:30 Lucy
• 1:00 Price Is Right
il:30 Concentration
i2:00 Love of Life
12:25 CBS News
t2:30 Truth or ConseqiieMa
12:55 NBC News
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:30 As the World Totm
2:00 Password
l:3fl House Puts
J:00 To Tell the Truth
i:25 CBS News
3:30 Fxlee of Night
4:00 Seoret Stam
4:30 Millionaire
5:30
8.-30 Burnt
0:40 Weather
8:43 Walter Crwikit#
7:00 Password
I 7:30 The Virginijn
9.00 Kraft Mvstery
1j:00 Reckoning
lliOti Eleveuta Hour neport
11:15 luainhi
THURSDAY. JUtY 11
6:30 Compass
'INI .lilllllMMW*
7:55 News
tt:UU Cao Kangaroo
o iMi r *rto«n >niH>
Say When
10:25 NBC Newi
l‘J:30 Lucy
1l:(Ml Price ts Right
11:30 ConcentratioD
12:00 Love of LU«
Ctkb Mewi
12:30 truth ur Consequesca
12:55 NBC K^ws
l.UU Mann
l:3U As tti« World Turns
2:U0 Paaswurd
2:30 House Party
3:00 To Tell the Trjth
3:25 CBS News
3:30 Edge of Night
*J:fj9 piiii News
4:0P Secrut Sturm
4:30 Millionaire
5.U*) tne run Knur
5:'i) llucklekwrry Hcund
«:U0 McK«ever aid th« Colonel
6:00 Casey Jones
6:30 Esso Reporter
»:4U Wemuel
0:‘^9 Walter CronUt*
7:00 ’.Vide Coumry
:800 Perry Mason
9:01t 'I'wiligbt /one
10:00 T'he Nurses
11.30 Eleventh Hoi’.r
11:19 Tonlgbt
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l*ewrt
FR-DAY, Y U
6:30 Sports Illgttltgiin
'i:Mi JainiHirec
7:5S News
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9'0(i Cartoon Shop
10:00 Say When ^
10:25 NBC News
10:30 Lucy
10:55 NHC News
11:W Price is KiMht
11:30 Conrentratioc
12:00 Love of Life
12:25 CBS News
12:30 1'ruth ur ConsequeiK*
12:S5 NBC News
1:00 Peegy^Mann
1:30 Aa the World Turns
2:00 Password
2:.l0 Honie Part»
3:«K) To Tell the Truth
3:25 CBS News
L 3:30 Edge of Night
^3:5S CBS News
4:0«» Wrrt Storm
4:30 Millionaire
6:ii4) '!'!ie Kiin Hon*-
6:00 Fair Exchange
6:30 Esso ’
8:40 Weather , , *
8:45 Walter Crofilrito *
7:00 The Hl?lbUUes
7:3fl Rawhide
8:% Route 66
9:30 Real McCoys
10:00 The Eleventh Hour
11:00 Eleventh Hour Report
11:19 louigm *
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SATWRDAY^juur *
7:30 Sunrise 'rtiea;e»
9:00 TBA r
10:00 Shari Lewis
10:30 Bozo the aown
11:()0 Cartoonaville
11:30 Beany and Cecil
112:00 Bugs B’lnny ‘
j 12:30 Magic Land of Allakazam
i 1:00 My Friend Flick*
1:30 Sammy Jackson '
2:30 Not For Hire •
3:00 Peter Gunn
3:30 Wide World of Sports
5:00 Hootenanmy
S:3U Uiamtiiuivinlp VKjcfifSUng
6:30 Wilburn Brothers
7:0Q Country Show '
7130 Jackie Gleason
8:i>0 State Troojf^r ■ 3-
U:Utt Lawranrn ShOM.
10:00 Fight of tht Wo«Jc
Coaches Game
10:45 Make TIuit Spare ^
11:00 Dateline
11:10 Muvie of the Weet
9:30 9il«nt Servic*
Mewe wtib Sports
0 10 Doing of the liCitislstar#
6:19 Minute for
6:20 Viewpoint
8:2S Vic';*potnt
6:30 S*»ieline
6:4A Huntlev-Brf '«*
7:00 Dragnet
7-30 The Dakota* ^
8:30 Funny, Funny Filnu A
9:00 Soncy Burke
10 00 B«n Casey
11:00 Murphy Martin and
11:10 Dateline
11:20 Starlight Theater
11:39 Silent Service
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TUESDAY, JULY *
6:30 Aspect
7 MI TfnTav
7:29 Viewpoint
7 :«i Tm)»»
9:00 Bozo
0:99 Mid Momln? News
1ft nil Time iW
10:30 Play Your Hunch
ll:00 Quern For A Day
11:30 Seven Keys
12:00 Tennessee Kroie Ford
12:30 Father Knows Beat
1:00 General Hospital
1:.“10 Who Do You Trurt
2:00 Oav in Court
2:34 Midday Report
2:.M Jan? Wv.nan Prr.s«nts
1:00 f/iretta Young
5:30 You Don't Sav
4 00 Aniericin Bandstand
4:30 Di.scrvery ’63
4-.W Anerican Newsstand
9:00 Space Harbor
.5;^ Super Car
B:PO B*M»ve« wth Sports
6:10 Tak- Five J
A:20 Viewpoint'
8-Z‘S Weather
8:30 .Stateliae
•f-45 Huntley-WH^kley
7:00 Oohl-* Gillis
7-30 Tombat
8:30 Hawaiian Rye ;/
iTntouchahle*
10:30 Focu.s on Americ*
, 11:00 Murpny Martin and NeiH’
111-70 huTfilinf 1:1
11:20 Starlight Theater
11:35 Pony Exnreys
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10
6:30 Aspect
7 00 To«tay
7'29 Vtewooint
7-30 Today
9 00 Boro the Oown
9:59 Mid iifomine New*
fO-00 Time Out
10-10 Plav Your ??-jnrh
11:00 Queen For A Day
11:30 Seven Keys
12:00 Tennessee Emte Ford
12:30 Father Knows Best
1:00 General Hospital
1:30 Who Do You Trust '
2:0t( n»V In Court
2:24 Mid Diy Repnr
2:30 Jane W^man Presenta
3:00 T.oretta Younit
3:V> You Don’t Say
4:00 American Bandstand
4:30 Di.scovery
4:99 American Newsstand
S-OO Tap’n Five
9:30 Pony Express
^:0n Ko«‘V» with Sr»nr»^
6:10 Greatest Headlines
8:19 Minute tor Uetiiistion
0:20 Viewpoint
6:38 Weather
6:30 SUtelL.e
Himtle»-llr1nkW
Vsll«?Dm-
7:30 Wacon Train
8-30 Goins My Wav
9:.‘l0 Our Man Higk>na
10:00 Naked City
11:00 Martin and the N^*>s
11-to n»tP?ire 1
11:20 Starlight Theater..
SUNPAY, JULY 7
7:45 Wally F-cnriwt Show
8:45 Musical Meditation
9:00 Harvest uf Hymns
9:3U TV Gospel Hour
10:00 This Is The Ufe
10:30 The Big Picture
tl:U0 Light Ijnto Uy P14I1
12:00 The Christophers
12:30 Oral lioburts
l:uU Ctiurcn uf uur Vathers
1:30 Movie Matinee
2:00 Talent, Inc.
2:30 Movie
4:00 Cheyenne Show
5:00 Majur Adams: Trsilniaftv
6:00 Take Two
6:30 Mister Ed
7:00 I’ve Got s Secret
7:30 The Jetsons
8:00 Jape Wyman
8:30 The Sunday Night Movie
10:30 ABC News Special
11:00 Sunday Late Show
MONDAY. JUI.V t
6:v0 Aspect
6:29 Weather
7:00 Today
7:29 Viewpoint
7:30 Tbdsy
8:00 Bozo
9:55 Mid Morning N«yi
10:00 Time Out
10:30 Plsy Your
11:00 Queen For A Day
11:30 Seven Key*
13:00 Tennessee Ernte Ford
13:30 Father Snows tet
1:00 Genersl Ht^tsT
1:30 Who Do Yo« Tnut
2:00 Day in Court
2:24 Mid D^r IteM
2:30 Jane Wyman PrsseaH
3:00 Loretta Young
3:30 You Don’t s«y
4:00 AaMrlcan
4:BB Assarkra Nnnrtal
THURSDAY. JULY
6:S0 A.ip>ct
1:0n Todoy
7:29 Viewpoint
7-30 Today
fl-nO Bom
9:5.’l Mid Mnming NeWt
10 00 Time Out
'la-sn Plav Yrmr HnnHi
■Vt:!lO §wet| ]
12:00 Tennessee'
Frther *»•*
l:00l^HerA nos|>M
1:30 Who Do >oa Dnist
2:00 Pov In Corirt
2:24 Mid Day News
2:30 Jane Wyman Prcoenta
3:00 Loretta Young
3:30 Yon Don't Say
4:00 American Bandatand
4:30 Discovery
4:59 American Newsstaad
.5:00 Snsce Harbor
9:30 Silent Service
8:»lO R»^v» with Sport*
6:10 Take Five
6:20 Viewpoint
8:29 Weather
H-Si' Stat»iin«>
6:4S Huntley-Brinkley !l«port
7.00 Stars of Grand Ole Opry
7:30 Om« and Harttev
*•00 Donna Beed •
8:30 Everelade^
9:00 My Three Sons
9-.30 McHale’s Navy
IO3OO Premiere
11:00 Martin and the News
•■I 10 rmtelTne
11:20 Starlight Theatar
11:35 Peter Gunn
FRIDAY. JULY 12
•:30 Aspect
7:00 Toila}
YtB ViewiMlnt
7:30 Today
9:00 Boio
Mid Moniiig Nvw«
tOtW Tfane Out
10:80 Flay Your Rmicli
11:00 FOr A Buf
it:39 Seven Keys
13:00 Tennessee Kmio Vh4
13:30 Father Knows
1:00 GeWal Hospital
1:30 Who Do Ymi TnMl
3:0t D«r in noart
3:34 Midday Report
3:30 Jane Wyam
3:00 UretU Yo
3:30 Ym Dmt
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