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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Probers Charge Fraud
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Committee Counsel Kennedy charged there was FRAUD
INVOLVED IN THE AWARD OF INSURANCE BUSINESS
by he Central States and Michigan conferences Chicago
firm headed by Allen Dorfman.
I'VE HAVE INFORMATION THAT SOME OF THE
CLAIMS AGAINST THE TRANSFERS HEALTH AND VEL
FARE FUND ARE FRAUDULENT AND DON'T EVEN
EXIST" declared Kennedy. "YET DoRFMAN WON'T LET
US EXAMINE THEM"
Prof Allen Mayerson University Of Michigan actuarial
ISL who made study Of the unions insurance program
testified committee headed by Teamster President James
r. Hoa threw out bids Of two financially solid companies
In 1850 TO give Dorfman the business.
Mayerson said the given the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co, the low bidder. was that THE FIRM HAD
UNDERGONE A FINANCIAL REORGANIZATION Ia
YEARS BEFORE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

70 ~cAsr OUT DEVILS" tss pr Christi, AND
LieeRATe THE PueLIc, INCLUDING THE sHur-Ns.
FROM THE DEvlk3 BILLION s RAckETS AND
TIVE GIGANTIC ERRORS or THE DEVILS ROMAN
CATHOLICISM THE DEVILS JOpAsM. AND THE
iMPURITy. MAAAATuRlry, lNDlFFERENce, CONTEMPT
OR HOSTILITY or PATHETIC PRoTesTANrIsM
NOT YET RECOGNIZING THE ELIMINATION or ITS
GRAND HERITAGE! - THE e0-YEARs RETURN
FoREvERMoRE. OF CHRIST AND JEsuS!-THE
MASTER. INVISIBLE TO uNREPENTANT SINNERS,
BOTH CLERGY AND LAYMENl. BECAUSE HIS
IDENTITY m THE FLESH WAS REDUCED TO ITS
NATIVE NoTHNcNESS" m THE ASCENSION!
you WILL LEARN THAT FLESH. ALL MATERIAL"
oBJecrs. ARE MERELY VISIBLE, MORTAL
r-H-o.U-c-H-T IMAGES coUNTERFElTs AND
URlEscUES or Externally HARMONIOUS, DIVINE
AND SPIRITUAL iDEAsl
CASEY STENCIL ct Al. ARE IN DESPERATE
NEED OF A cHRIsTLIKE. SPIRITUAL REGENERATION
A PURE. THOROUGH SPIRITUAL REelRTH AS IS
ONLY AVAILABLE IN NY ONE. PURE, TRUE CHURCH.
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST 1.-THE PREDEsTlNED,
EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION
AND THERAPEUTICS :" or ALL RACES AND
PEoPLES!-THE ONLY PURE. TRUE, BASIC EDucA-
TIoN CULTURE, POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT,
RECREATION. CONTROL or NATURAL SCIENCE
NATURALLY A PRISONER or THE DEVIL
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TINE GERMANS. TOO HAD PUT m THEIR LAST
VIM In hb syss. Mr.. Churchill got Into Ms h
On hs wsy back 10 London sss ne composed IRE I'm
nortsi phrase Of THE DEBT THAT 50 MANY OWED TO
so FeW."-cvrstor In the London Sunday Times.
So nssr-yss 50 far! One day. hour. squadron
from vietoryl
WHO DOUBTS NOW THAT DUNkIRK WAS A MIR
AcLE-WHEN THE SEA WENT FLAT AND THE TIDE
STOOD PRACTICALLY sTILL?" The date Hitler had hxed
for invasion september 1870 is40 IS THE TIME WHEN
THE TIDES ARE IDEAL That Is she lime when people used
70 try TO swim The Channel " IS ALWAYS CALM T1eN
AND THERE IS A HARVEST MOON. BUT IN 1910 GALES
sPRANc UP ON THE SEVENTEENTH AND WENT TtL
THE THlRTETH. The invasion boats and bsrges had 70
be taken into harbors and ports where they bssfsrsd
by the Royal Air Force. THEN THE GERMANS THREAT
ENED US WITH INVASION DURING THE FOES or NO.
MEMBER AND DECEMBER. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE
MEMORY OF MAN THERE WERE NO Focs THAT WIN
TER IN THE STRAITS The next invasion date suppcsed
TO be February Is. ON FEBRUARY IA A SUBMARINE
lUNDERSEAl EARTHQUAKE OCCURRED IN THE ALLAN
Tlc."-Jsmes Wedgewood DrawbeIl All Change Here
p. 100.
THE EARTHQUAKE CAUSED HIGH TIDES ON THE
COASTS OF EUROPE. THE DISPERSED GERMAN IN
vAsIoN CRAFT AGAIN TOOK SHELTER IN THE PORTS
AND WERE BOMBED TO A STANDSTILL. THEN HITLER
MADE THE GREATEST BLUNDER OF THE WAR HE At
Tackled RUSSIA With the entry Of the United States into
fhe war history passed the lend OF the beginning" and
started toward the collapse OF Germany and lis dream Of
world domination.
When Jesus disciples asked Him. what shall be the
sign Of Thy coming and Of he end Of the worId?" Matthew
243 He thought he question worth answering We should
ponder both the question and Lords reply Christ first
listed the signs which should lead up to His second advent
They include wars earthquakes. fannes epidemcs, and
cssmities unprecedented scale. Matthew 24:4I4J
We seeing their fvIfImenf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Baseball Is Sick

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VERSATILE PlAYER-cATcHERIN NEARLY ALL OF
THE GAMES THE LAST COUPLE or MONTHS
OF THE sEAsoN-BRoUcHT TuRLY AND WHITE
FORD AROUND TO ToPNoTcH PERFORMANCES.
BUT POOR. SPIRITUALLY DEFICIENT CASEY
STENCIL. MEsMERIzED BY THE SUPPOSED SUPERIOR
iTY OF LONG EXPERIENCE AND AGE USES YOGI
IBERIA AS CATCHER IN THOSE TWO GAMES IN MIL
WAuKEE. EXHIBITING A PATHETIC SPIRITUAL
NAKEDNEssi
AND ELsroN HOWARD IS MOVED TO THE OUT.
FIELD WHEN PLAYING REGULARLY, He GIVES A
FIRsT-cLAss PERFORMANCE, BUT NOT PLAYING
REGULARLY. HIS WILD THROW TO THE PLATE
COSTING A RUN AT A CRITICAL MOMENT IS
ENTIRELY UNDERSTANDABLE AND ExcusABLE
PART
MORAL. SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION INTO CHRIST.
SECOND COMING" IRRESISTIBLE!
the DEVIL IN BASEBALL MUST GO!
BEER. TOBACCO, SEX EXPLOITATION. DRUGS
THE LATTER TWO ARE NOT Fragrant
OFFENDERS
M BASEBALL. As YET.
WE MEAN TO SEE THAT THEY DO NOT BECOME suctii
DAvIDS AND G0lIAThS.
nv. GODS CHOSEN ONES CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS I. WILL BE THE DAvlps TO OVERTHROW.
tcsnsnosd Next coomn. rep
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Guy Num-
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FANT 4
GUY NUkN'S fragrant FALSEHOOD!
SAYS N. Y. Times IS REPUBLICAN!

HOW STUPID DOES THIS MUM ExPLoTER THINK
HIS LISTENERS ARE? ANY MODERATELY INFORMED
PERSON KNOWS THAT THE NY. TIMES TRIES TO
BE NORMALLY INDEPENDENT BUT is ACTUALLY
NEWS THAT IS FIT TO PRINT BUT THAT IS A
DAMNABLE LIE!
WHEN A PROTESTANT AUTHORITY SOUGHT TO
GIVE REBUrTAL TO OPPOSING RELIGIOUS VIEWS
R. c) HOSTILE TO PRoTEsTANTIsM. THE NY.
TIMES TOOK THE HYPOTHETICAL VIEW WE DON'T
is THE OTHER SIDE
WHAT WAS THE OCCASION OF GUY NUNNs
DISTORTION OF FACT RE NY. TIMEsa
HE WAS MAKING OUT THAT THE GULF OILS
RECENT DETERMINATION THAT BUSINESS LEADERS
MUST FIGHT THE MoNoPoLIsTIc POWER OF
LABOR BARoNs. WHO BROUGHT ON THE RECESSION
THE PAST II MONTHS, MORE OR LESS.
AND THEN GAVE A GUESS or VERY MODEST
FIGURE AS LABoR,s EXPENDITURE FOR
POLITICAL CANDIDATES. UTTERLY IGNORING THE
UNION HELP RANK AND FILE. PAID OUT OF
JAW DUES!
FURTHERMORE. POLITICAL POWER IS NOT
MEASURED ENTIRELY BY THE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
AVAILABLE.
THE DEVIL DOES NOT OPERATE ENTIRELY
VIA DoLLARsl THE RoosEvELT-TRUMAN ADMIN
IsTRATIoNs PROVED THAT-WHEN THE
MAJORITY or EDITORS. YEAR AFTER YEAR,
OPPOSED THE GREAT INJURIES THAT WERE
BEING INFLICTED UPON OUR BELOVED COUNTRY
BY THE RoosEvELT-TRUMAN ADMINISTRATIONS.
BUILDING UP THE COMMUNIST MONSTER,
PRECEDED BY ALLIANCES WITH THE UNDER
WORLDS or US. AND RUSSIA!
AND THAT SAME CROOKED LEADERSHIP
BLUNDERED INTO PEARL HARBoR A HUNDRED
BILLION 5 INFAMY with SUBSEQUENT Loss
or CHINA TO THE 'REDs'I
AND THE SAME SPIRITUAL lUNATlc LEADERSHIP
EXCESSIVELY WEAKENED OUR DOMINANT MILITARY
sTRENcTH-HENcE. KoREAi
AND AD INFiNITUMI
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One Church Resists-
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THE DEMOcRAPHIc EXPLOSION


THE DEMOcRAPHIc EXPLOSION
The phenomenal population rise all churches
foredooms their compassion, yet church ressfs
It's effective solution.
Theodore A. Gill (Chrisiian Century,
Actually. Roman Catholic editor ought TO be writing this
piece, addressing 10 the group do: the Roman
Catholic spokesman who presently talking such
fusion about the explosion Of editors
OF every stripe will be concerned about the phenomenon in
qvestonthst sudden mvhrooing Of the worlds popvIa
fion which threatens smother the world with
the world avoids destruction under The mushroom cloud
men have made. BUT IT IS ROMAN CATHOLIC EDITORS
WHO OUGHT TO BE MOST CONCERNED ABOUT THE
SPEECHES THEIR FELLOW cHURcHMEN ARE HASTEN
ING TO DELIVER ON THE SUBJECT FOR QUITE UNTEN-
ABLE LINES ARE BEING LAID DOWN. THEOLOGICAL
MoNsTRosITIEs ARE BEING SHAPED, AND A USUALLY
IMPERTuRABLE CHURCH IS LETTING ITSELF BE
cHIvIED INTO AN IMPOSSIBLE CORNER.
The facts these: In 1890 the world population finally
reached billion persons. IT HAD TAKEN so GEN.
TuRIEs OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
FOR THE POPULATION TO GET TO THAT POINT. BY 1880
THERE WERE TWO BILLION PEOPLE m THE WORLD.
The arithmetic elementary the last century doubled the
first 50 centuries THE AccELERATlON CONTINUES
TODAY THERE ARE IVA BILLION PEOPLE IN THE
WORLD. THE THIRD BILLION WILL BE PASSED SHORT.
LY 1880, ONLY IS YEARS HAVING BEEN NECESSARY
FOR ITS ACCUMULATION. FIFTEEN YEARS MORE 1880
WILL BRING US TO THE BILLION MARK, AND BY THE
YEAR 1000 THE FIGURE WILL STAND CLOSER TO 7
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Jury Indiets s.

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AT ISSUE WAS THE THREE.YEAR-LONc PIcKETING
OF CARL EcKHARDT'S GAS STATION. EckHARDT SAID
THE sEIcE DEPRIVED HIM OF GASOLINE DELIVERIES.
The sixth indicted Jerry crawIey who used 10
work for Eckhardt.
The indictments accused The six OF CONSPIRACY TO
ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN MONEY TO SETTLE EMPLOY
MENT DEMANDS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
THEODORE ROOSEVELT REALLY KNEW

THE BIBlE!"
HAS MADE SO MUCH USE or THE BIBLE TEXTS
LONE OF RoOSEvELT'S BIOGRAPHIES SAID,
DO NOT KNOW OF ANY OTHER PUBLIC MAN WHO
HAS MADE SO MUCH USE OF THE BIBLE TEXTS
AND EXAMPLES"
HAS SUFFERED A LOSS WHICH He HAD BETTER
MAKE ALL POSSIBLE HASTE TO CORRECT"
Excerpts from THESE TIMES. by Robert Olewiler.
October, 1857
Theodore RooseveIs faith based on the Holy Bible.
which he loved with all his heart He began TO menorze
II when he three years old He taught his children
TO commit large portions memory He could and did quote
many sections.
So we'll was Roosevelt known as Eible student that
after ne became president, the Harvard Republican Club
presented him with richly bound copy Of the Scriptures
g he highly priced and kept his reading stand in his
ROOM Paying tribute TO the Bible the time Of the 300fh
anniversary of the King James translation. he said mo
EDUCATED MAN CAN AFFORD TO BE IGNORANT OF
THE BIBLE. AND NO UNEDUcATED MAN CAN AFFORD
TO BE IGNORANT OF THE BIBLE"
While at worship Grace Reformed Church. Roosevefs
church home IN the nations capital II was not
Tor him to follow the pastors reading Of gospel lesson
from his copy Of the Greek New Testament which he
brought with him.
President Roosevelt often invited by various groups
70 speak on the influence Of the Bible one occasion
ne addressed the Mems Brotherhood Of the Methodist
Snureh at Oyster Bay his home town In New York State
The president BROUGHT HIS OWN BIBLE WITH HIM and
eso as scripture lesson The thirteenth chapter OF Paus
hrf letter to The Corinthians This Is fhe familiar love
enapfer which Henry Drvmmond used for his book THE
GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD -.
MS favorite text was Micah 6:s TIE HATH sHEWED
IHee. o MAN. WHAT IS GOOD; AND WHAT DOTH THE
LORD REQUIRE or THEE. BUT TO DO JUSTLY. AND TO
LOVE MERCY. AND TO WALK HUMBLY WITH THY
coD7" - - g.
Another text must have been near fsvorits for he
furnsd 70 when he % president the second
""e. mis- same text served public address In Chicago
on sunday during political campaign He went church
nss dsy as YVES his custom and se clergyman called upon
nm 20 speak Roosevelt and quoted: BE We DOORS
or tbs WORD AND NOT HEARERS ONLY" One Of his
oogrsPhsrs has observed that LONG AFTER THE WELL
PxEPAREo SERMON OF THE PREACHER HAD BEEN
roxSoIIsN MEN AND WOMEN or THAT CHICAGO
eoNCkEcATioN REMEMBERED CLEARLY RoosE.
vElTs POINTED oNE-vERsE SERMON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
Ny Policy and
How Il Protects You

H0W u Protoets I0u
"l'll give you a better tire
deol any doy Of the wtek
or ! will refund your money
promptly"
Joe Granville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
CHANGE PLANNED
IN BATTING LAW

Maryland is attempting
to make its waterfowl bait
ing regulations more in
keeping with the Federal
statutes.
A public hearing will be
held by the Game and In
land Fish Commission at
7:3O pm. Friday, October
3, IN the Alexander Hotel.
Hagerstown, on certain
proposals.
Among them will be a
motion to strike out the
clause prohibiting batting
within 200 yards" of the
hunters blind.
The new regulations will
read:
1T shall be unlawful to
hunt, shoot or kill. or at
tempt to hunt, shoot. or
kill any migratory game
birds from any blind, shore
or any shooting point by
the aid Of batting, or on or
over any baited area"
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an Mountains and terminates
at Chesapeake Bay.
A noticeable segment Of this
fight apparently leaves the
main route to pass through the
Lake Erie-New York Finger
Lakes area before swerving
down to Chesapeake Bay. Rel
atively small numbers continue
| from Chesapeake Bay along the
coast into South Atlantic
States.
Secondary flights include one
that leaves the main trunk
tine in the vicinity Of Southern
Minnesota and continues down
the Mississippi Valley to the
Gulf Coast; another extends
from the interior Of Alaska
down to Northern California
and another goes through the
Great Plains into Mexico.
Heaviest XIII in Great Lakes
Based on information SUPP
piled by hunters, the heaviest
kill is in the Great Lakes re-
gion. Hunters Of Maryland,
I North Carolina and Virginia
account for not quite IA per
cent.
More than SO per cent Of the
canvasbacks winter In the East
ern United States, with the
Chesapeake Bay area the out
standing concentration point.
More than half Of the birds
So per cent--spend the winter
there, mostly in the upper por-
tons of the bay.
The redhead is not nearly as
important to Washington hunt
ers. since 80 per cent of the
birds winter in the Central
Flyway. Out of a total kill
of $4,000 in the 1875 sea-
son. only $4,000 were shot by
hunters in the Atlantic Flyway.
The new bag and possession
limits on ducks will be four
and eight respectively. with the
provision that the daily bag
may not include more than two
canvasbacks or two redheads
or one of each. The possession
limit may not include more
than four canvasbacks or four
redheads or four in the aggre-
gate Of both.
Maryland's season will open
November II and close January
is. while Virginia's will open
November IA and end Janu-
airy IL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
TENNIS TALK
BY A. c. SMITH

Donald Ralph, next to, Dom
aid Dell the most promising
young player In the Middle
Atlantic area, was the recent
victim of q not altogether I'M
usual bit of stupidity on the
part Of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association. Ralph's
entry was not accepted for the
National championships at For
est Hills, although at least q
dozen players were allowed in
the tournament whom Donald
could beat.
Ralph played the complete
grass court circuit - Merton,
South Orange. Southampton,
Newport and Longwood - and
was defeated only by good ten
mis- players, but the committee
passed over his record to ac-
cept the entries Of players to-
tally unranked in their own
sectional association.
It is small comfort to Donald
that the failure to accept his
entry is going to result in a
new system In the Middle At
lantic. Owen Hohenstein, pres
ident Of MALTA, plans to write
letters Of Endorsement for play
ers whom the association feels
are worthy of playing at Forest
Hills.
One hundred and twenty
eight players we're accepted fol
the nationals at Forest Hills
this year--the largest entry In
recent years. Some Of the play
ers wouldn't win three games
set from Ralph, whose game
shows the result Of his summer
of topfiight tournament tennis
=
Consistency is not among the
virtues of the tennis fathers
Last year, the USLTA issued 9
ruling that no one could plaS
in the National Mems cham
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Nd

ing condition after q summer
that saw downpours running
much Of the fishing.
Ayeock Brown reports from
Manteo, N. c., that during
the week ending September s
81 white marlin were boated by
anglers fishing out Of Oregon
Inlet. .
During the same period, he
says four blue marlin were
caught. three out Of Oregon
Inlet and one from Hatteras.
Besides dolphin, several large
waheo we're taken.
Inshore . few trout have
been showing UP, but they are
mostly pan size.
Two surf fishing tournaments
viii be held in late October.
The first will be the Inter Club
and Open Individual todrna-
ment sponsored by the Mays
Head Surf Fishing Club on
October 17-19.
1t will be the seventh annual
event and approximately $1,000
In prizes will be offered. Up
to IS East Coast teams are ex-
pected to compete.
During the week end Of Octo-
Der 23-25. the Cape Hatteras
Anglers Club will hold its first
inter-club and open individual
tournament.
-
James L. Pinckney Of WASH
ington went fishing aboard the
Jack Piper VII out of Morehead
City, N. c.. with Capt. Roy
Dodd and had . good catch of
porgies and sea bass as well as
one amberjack and q trigger
fish. CoVELLA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09

Two teams of Washington
anglers are preparing to 90 II
Puerto Rico to take part In thu
islands nth invitational game
fish tournament to be held from
September 20 to "a. Fighter
international teams win com.
pete with 10 local teams.
Participating from this ares
will be Jack Snyder, Reg Foster
and Perry Van Week. repre-
senting the Ocean City Light
Tackle Club, and Jim oDon.
nell. Otis Beasley and Johnny
Tassie, representing the Ma.
tional Capital Game Fish Con-
servation Club.
Other teams from Miami
California, Texas, New Jersey
and New York as well as Army
Navy and Air Force teams will
compete with fishermen from
Mexico, Venezuela, the Canal
Zone and Puerto Rico.
The victors will receive the
Schaefer Trophy. won last year
by the Rod and Reel Club OF
Miami Beach. The FIRST and
second tournaments were won
by San Juan's Glib Nautico
Puerto Rican fishermen from
the Cangrejos Yacht Club won
the third.
49,
The D.. C. Chapter OF the
LEAK Walton League will meet
at 8 o'clock tonight at 2035
K street NV, at which Frank
Mulkern viii report on the re-
vised District game laws.
Latest reports are that the
upper Potomac and Other
nearby streams are In fine fish,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
Lessons Planned
In Booting Safety

Division II Of the Coast
Guard Auxiliary Is launching
its fall series Of one-lesson
courses in small boat handling
and safety with two sessions,
September Is and 20.
The first win be held in the
auditorium Of the Woodward &
Lothrop store in Chevy Chase
at Q pm. Monday. The same
lesson win be repeated Septem-
Der ~ in the woodward &
Lothrop auditorium ct Seven
Corners, W..
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pionships and in the National
Senior championship. The rule
said that q senior players As
and over could play only in
the senior championship. Last
year BitSy Grant sought to en-
ter both events but his entry
was turned down for the ma
tional mems event.
This year Gardnar Mulloy,
18th ranking player in the Ma
ton, entered the senior ranks.
Mulloy let 1t be known as early
as July that he considered the
ULSTA ruling a classic example
of boneheadedness. Mulloy de-
clared, quite rightly we think,
that age has nothing to do with
playing in the mems champion
ship. Ability, he maintained,
was the only criterion and as
q nationally ranked player he
expected to play in the mems
event and the seniors, too.
USLTA oficialdom knows
that Mulloy is the most out
spoken player in tennis circles.
They caved in and made a "spe-
cial exception" Mulloy played
in both events, winning the
seniors.
| Washington has a double
right to be proud Of Dell. First,
because he was selected last
week to be q member Of the
Davis Cup squad preparing for
the challenge round in Aus
tralia in December. Second,
because Donald had the wis
dom to decline the nomination.
Donald would have to drop
out Of Yale for year in order
to train and practice with the
squad. It is dificult for a 20
year-old to maintain q serise
of perspective when several
months Of tennis and travel are
offered him. Donald Is to be
Congratulated on remembering
that tennis is Just a game.
4 4 4
One of the area country
clubs which carries on an in
tensive junior development pro-
gram had an unwritten rule
that junior players could not
play in the regular club cham
pionships for adults. This is, OF
course, the best way to keep
juniors from improving. There
is no substitute for the expert
ence gained in being beaten.
Last week the club recognized
the error Of its ways and SUBJ
stituted q rule permitting the
three best juniors, boys and
girls. to play for the adult
championships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
HIKING CLUBS

SUNDAY
CAPITAL HIKING CLUB-Hfke and
Fentron (AdE. s-OS4O. Ext. 5105. Meet
at $3.50 am. at 1924 K street NV.
TrAnsportation will be By private ear.
CENTER HIKING CLUB--Hike IN
upper Rock Greek Park led By Reuben
smelkinson Meet at Sixteenth street
and snerill drive opposite Walter Reed
WANDERBERDS HIKING CLUE
Five-mile hike in Great Fails area led
By Bob MeAra. Meet at Twelfth street
and New York avenue NV. az a.30
am. Transportation win be by private
car,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
cANVAsBAcKS HARD HIT
Duck Limit Blamed
On 3-Yeor Decline
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

Recently, Fish and Wildlfe Topped 10 days from
the Atlantic Flyways 1859 waterfowl shooting sea-
son. It also announced sharp restrictions the daily
bag and possession limit Of eanvasback and redhead
ducks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09

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