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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
PUMPKIN SHOW

The Circleville Pumpkin show
Circleville, Ohio, is the largest
festival of it's kind in the United
States.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-04
CIVIL AIR PATROL.
 WEEK PROCLAIM ED BY ACTING G()vERN NOR

Civil Air Patrol Week in Alas ka was proclaimed IVY Acting Governor Waino N. Hendrickson, who urges that this deserving orr ganization be specially honored by our citizens.
 The Civil Air Patrol has been and continues to be an asset Of high value to this Nation and its people, said the acting governor These civilian volunteers have established and maintained in the Territory of Alaska an effec- tive program Of aviation educa- ton for our youth the high ly patriotic members of the CAP have maintained and are main taining an efficient rescue organ ization of skilled fIiers and tech- nicians, always ready at quick notice to hunt for fellow fliers and their passengers who may be victims of mishaps, and to aid them whenever possible
 On December VI The Civil Air Patrol observed the l7th anni- yersary of its founding.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-04
'55 BUICK STOLEN HERE LAST WEEK

Eugene Kirsch of Palmer has reported to Territorial and City Police the theft of his 1855 tWo- dor Buick sedan at approximate ly l1:45 pm. November 26.
 The car, light blue in color and carrying license plates 56694, was parked in front of the Kirsch residence on Wasilla highway Kirsch told officials he heard a car being driven off at the above mentioned time but did not real ize it Was his until the following morning when he discovered the car was missing.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-04
Iks sPIan
(Continued from page l)

NGOntlnueQ 1TOHl page
 Winners of the State contest will receive "a $100 Savings Bond.
 National awards, identical for boys and girls, are $l,000 Savings bond for first place, $500 bond for second; and $500 bond for third In addition, the top boy or girl will receive a trip to Chicago to appear before the National Elks Convention next July, according to Charles C- Bowie of San Ben- ito, Texas. chairman of the Grand Lodges Youth Activities Conn mittee, which conducts the con test Money for the national awards is given by the Elks Mar tional Foundation, the orders charitable trust fund. ACCOMPANIMENT.
 The local contest will be com ducted by Cliff Marcus, Ted Buzz hy, and Leo Lucas who serve on the local Elks Youth Activity Committee. Entry forms and fur ther information may be obtain ed from the office at the high school Deadline for entries is February l, 1859. ##
The frontiersman., 1958-12-04
Reporters
 No6Aook

Two valley homemakers will
 appear on separate television pro-
 grams next week to demonstrate
 Christmas ideas. On Tuesday
 Edith Olson will demonstrate dec
 0rations using everything from
 around the yard.' On Thursday
 May Thompson will show view
 CTS clever uses of gumdrops in
 Christmas baking. Both women
 will appear on Norma Goodman's
 Hostess House program.
 Christmas party plans are pro-
 gressing among local organiza-
 tions. The Beta Sigma Phi chap
 ters are planning their party for December 27 at Elks hall; the
 Elks will hold the children's party December IS at 4 pm, and the Legion and Auxiliary are planning their family party on the same date at Elks hall On December 70 the Elks will heve a Christmas cocktail hour, fol- lowed by dancing, and on De cember 2l they plan their annual air-trek to Talkeetna where they will distribute holiday greetings As other plans are announced they will be printed to help avoid conflicting activities
 Mrs. Henry Harrison of Port \ Orchard, Washington and friend, Mrs. Ellen Hildebrand of Eugene, Oregon, have been spending the | past month in Palmer and plan | 10 enplane for Seattle next Mon day. MT, and Mrs. Harrison for merly made their home in the l valley Although Henry did not accompany his wife. she said ne 1s feeling wonderful and ex- tended their greetings to their many valley friends whom she has not had a chance to greet ] while here
 One case of Otitis Media was re- ported in Palmer in the Alaska I of Health communi cable disease report for the week ending November 2l. This was the only communicable disease re ported in this area during that week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Owen Moffitt en- tertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Archie Moffitt, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Moffitt, MT. and Mrs Wallie Moffitt and family and Mrs. and Mrs Leonard Moi stt and family
 The Glen Woods family have taken up temporary residence, following tho loss Of their home 8y fire, in the former Colonist nome of the George Venne fam
 Mi. and Ms. stan zaborac visited over the week end at with John Durrand fam ily Mrs. Zaborac and Mr. Durand are sister and brother.
 The recent straw vote conduct \ ga in the Palmer High School was sponsored BY the Voters Ser Fice Committee of the Palmer League of Women Y Voters as part of their service work to voters of this area Mrs. I Earl Payne x chairman of the committee
 The first, in a series of six, card | parties was held by the Alpine Civic Club November 29 and termed a biz success. The parties Will be held once each month for SIX months, with MI. and Mrs Harve HiDer of Eska as co-chair- man, instead of MT. and Mrs. IHarve Estep as erroneously re
The frontiersman., 1958-12-04
ported last week.

ported last week
 Appearing in a solo spot on KENI -TV Stairway to Christ mas program on Tuesday night of this week was Joan Ashby, former pastor of the Hiway Church of God in Palmer. Miss Ashby sang a Christmas solo.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
MRS. CHARLES GLENN
ENTERTAINS LAISSEZ
NOUS FARE CLUB

A spring motif dominated the
decor when Mrs. Charles w. Glenn,
364O Fourth Av S. was hostess to
the L.aissez-nous-fa ire Bridge club
on Saturday, afternoon, March s.
Members and guests partook of
a spring luncheon menu served
buffet style at tables spread with
white cloths and centered with
yellow jonquils.
Following lunch the group of
twelve turned their talents" to
bridge at which the Mines. Pal
mer Jackson, Onye Gum and
Charles Noble captured first, sec
ond and third club prizes respec-
lively. Mrs. Glenn was awarded the
consolation prize.
Guest prize was won by Mrs.
George Nixon. other guests Of the
hostess were Mrs. o. B. Williams
and Mrs. Jessie Shepard.
The next meeting will be Sat
urday April IL with Mrs OHye
Gum hostess at her home 1873
Iglehart Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

they helped Leslie Wallace. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wal
lace, 326 E. "a St, celebrate her
sixth birthday at a party given
by her mother. The usual games
followed by refreshments Of ice
cream, cake, candy and nuts filled
the afternoon between two and
four o'clock. Helping him celebrate
were Ronnie Brown, Grover Ford.
Harold, Kinny and Sonny VIII
liams, Eric Robinson, Beverly and
Joan Glanton, Francine Wright.
Veneta Shepherd, Denise and Wal
lace and also having fun were his
brother, Ray Wallace.
HOspitalized: Mrs. James Ward,
1887 Fourth Av. S, a patient in
Mt Sinai hospital, is making rapid
recovery and is expected to return
home soon.
Birthday Observed: Members of
Graham Temple Church Of God in
Christ celebrated the birthday Of
their pastor, Bishop J. w. Graham,
on Thursday March Is, with a com,
plete turkey and ham dinner, free
to the public. Many well wishers,
ministers, laymen and friends
joined in the celebration.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
Wendell Smifh TO Be
lst Negro To Broadcast
Major BOXING Bout

New York tANPD Wendell
Smith, boxing expert for the Chi
cago American daily newspaper,
and Or Joyce Brothers 2S-year-
old psychologist from Brooklyn.
have been commissioned TO do the
between rounds commentary dur
ing the Carmen Basilio-sugar Ray
Robinson middleweight champion
ship fight on CHS Radio, Tuesday
March 20 at 1000 PM, Est, the
network announced. The fight will
be held In Chicago
Smith, a leading sports writer
for the American and one OF the
few Negroes ON It's staff, viii
become the first member OF his
race ever TO broadcast a major
boxing event In the United States.
Himself a former athlete, Smith
also writes weekly column in
the Pittsburgh Courier newspaper
His Wendell Smiths Sports Beat"
has been a regular feature Of the
Courier for several years
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
LESIY HARRIS GIVEN
SURPRISE PARTY ON
HER lin BIRTHDAY

The home Of Mrs. FloSSie Harris,
36S7 Clinton Av. was the scene Of
youthful merrment on Tuesday
evening March IL, when LeSly
Diane Harris was honored on her
eleventh birthday at a surprise
birthday party given by her moth
er.
When Mrs. Gertrude Freeman,
S54s Clinton Av invited Lesly
down to her home she was una
ware that anything unusual would
happen. When she returned home
At six O'Clock a group of her friends
who had already assembled at
her home greeted her with sur
prise"
The party was spanked with
various games with prizes award
ed to the lucky winners, after
which the many beautiful gifts
with which she was showered were
opened and admired, among which
was a beautifully decorated cake
with the honoree's name inscribed
a gift from her father.
Enjoying the festive evening
while wishing the honoree happy
birthday were Portia Brown, Step
hanie Payne, Claudia Brown, Shar-
on Walker, Gloria Maddox, Helen
Boone, Bonita Burton, Valera Port
er, Paulette Mayes and Diane Ev-
ersley.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

Graham, Mrs Eunice Jones and
Mrs Earl Brent, first; second and
third respectively, Mrs. Fred Sch
uck, s4t Fuller Av, will be hos
tess at the next meeting on March
20, Mrs Birdie Howell was
guest OF the hostess and was given
a gift.
Twin city Maids and Matrons:
Mrs, w. b. Walker, 756 Iglehart
Av, viii be hostess to the Maids
and Matrons Bridge club on Sat
urday March 10,
HospltallEed; Mrs. Emmaline
white. TIA Rondo Az. is a patient
In St LulSes hospital where she
Ia having a general check up.
Gold Band Club: The Gold Band
club win meet Monday evening
March II, at the homo Of Mrs.
Robert Jones, 700 w. Central Av.
To Enter Armed Service; Jerry
Bantam OF Los Angeles, Calf.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Bantam
OF III Carroll Av,, has received
his draft call and win soon re-
port for duty in the Armed Serv-
ices
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
More Negroes To
Participate In Academy
Award Presentations

B1 HAIRY LEUCIIE
Hollywood, Calf. amp Jerry
Wald. producer Of this years
Motion Picture Academy Awards
presentation, told this reporter at
a press conference here that more
Negro stars will participate in the
awards ceremony this year Last
year actress Dorothy cambridge
was the only sepia star participant
ing.
Already listed as participants in
this years extravaganza are ac-
tor balladeer Harry Belafonte,
singer Nat King" Cole, and new
singing star, Johnny Mathis. And,
according TO Wald, other Negro
stars may be added 10 the list.
The Both annual presentation Of
the Academy Of Motion Picture
Arts and Science Awards will be
presented on NBC TV and NBC-
Radio, Wednesday, March 20 %.
3O-11:OO pm. CsTJ. The program
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
Progmotei Sorority
committee Assignments
Are Announced

An extensive list Of committee
appointments for 1858 was an
nounced by Laura Mae Robins,
president of Pragmateia Sorority,
at the regular monthly meeting
Friday evening, March Z, at the
home of Eula Northcutte, 396
Rondo Av. ....
Mrs. Robins, a charter member
of the 10 year old organization
which is made up of clerical and
stenographic workers, stated that
the appointments are designed to
provide full participation by all
members.
Committees and members APP
pointed were: Program, Erma
Mazingo, chairman; Rosamond
Bantam, Maxine Smith, Edith
son, Eula Northcutte and Ermon
Hogan. Social: Edna Latson,
chairman; Edith Watson, Har-
riet Allen, Estella Luckie and
Charlotte Curry. Budget, Annette
Galloway, chairman, Venora Brad
ford, Junauld Braddock. Harriet
Black, Virginia Brown and Dor
othy Williams.
Constitution and Bylaws: Ber-
nice Hardy, chairman; Junauld
Braddock, Rosamond Bantam and
Maxine Smith. Sunshine: Maxine
Smith, chairman; 10 Ann Stone,
Venora Bradford, Arlee Hallowell
and Eula Northcutte. Bessie Mans
field is publicity chairman and
Harriet Black, scrapbook chair
man.
10 Ann Stone, vice president and
chairman of the Scholarship COM
mittee has named Maxine Smith,
Harriet Black and Charlotte Curry
to her committee and Virginia
Brown, dean Of pledges, will be as
sisted by Annette Galloway and
ROsamond Bantam.
Other officers recently elected
were Rosamond Bantam, recording
secretary; Junauld Braddock, cor
responding secretary and Venora
Bradford, treasurer.
Following the business session
Eula Northcutte, a recent bride,
was surprised when the club pre-
sented her with a lovely wedding
gift.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
Federal Court
Rules Against
Negro Vote Bur

New Orleans The United States
Fifth Circuit Court Of Appeals
here, which within the past two
weeks has declared unconstitution-
al segregation on New Orleans
buses. segregation in New Orleans
City Park, segregat on in New
Orleans public schools. this week
reversed the decision of the Fed
eral District court involving the
purge Of more than $500 Negroes
from voting rolls in Ouachita par
ish in which the city Of Monroe
is located.
In a suit brought by DR.. John 1.
Reddix against the registrar Of
voters Of the parish the court
ruled that the purge was unjust
The doctor had claimed that he
had been purged from the rolls
along $500 other Negroes solely
because Of their color.
Ire court stated that whatever
area Of doubt remains as to identi-
hcation Of civil rights, there can
be no doubt that the right to vote
in any state election is guaranteed
to every qualified citizen without
regard to his race or color"
In a second case brought about
by a Negro attorney James Sharp.
Jr.. it was claimed that he had
represented a client who had been
purged and that he was not per
mitted 10 see the registrar Of
voters nor given sufficient time.
He was told, according to his
claims. that Negroes had a special
place 10 90 10 and be received by
an assistant to the registrar
Sharp also sued for damages in
the amount Of S25, 900 for his
client. His case which was decided
against him in a lower Federal
court was also reversed by the
Appeals Court.
No statement has been received
as to what viii be the procedure
in the parish BY the Negroes who
had been purged. Some leading
whites had come forward TO assist
them az the time and they had
been given the cold shoulder by
other whites and especially by
White Citizens Councils wrich mo-
tivated the purge.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
The Bells Entertain
Mount OliVef Choir

Thursday March 6, was an ev-
ening Of good fellowship when
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Bell, s92
Carroll Av were hosts to mem
bers Of Mt. OHvet Senior Choir
at its social night and friends. A
buffet dinner was served.
Members present were Mother
emeritus Louise Wilson, the Mines.
Florence Howard, Faye Thomas,
Orean Rawlings, Florence Rogers,
Eva Brooks, Viola Cassen, Loretta
Zeno, Bertha Nickerson, B. H.
Hunter, Matte Avery, Verda Will
liams, Miss Lorraine johnson;
Messrs. Boyd Collins Jr., James
Milsap and James Adams.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Cox, Mr.. Willie B. Hale, the
Mines, opal Crump, Doris John
son, Katie Mae Collins and NJ.
Woods Of Parsons Kans.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
Wedding Inxita,ions Issued

Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Stewart Kauf-
man Of 32l7 Fifth Av. S, for the
marriage Of their daughter Vivi-
enne Julie 20 Mr.. Robert Kelly
Dye, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dye Of 1886 Smelling Av., Min
neapOlis.
The wedding VIII be a social
event Of March 81, at 7 pm. at
Calvary Lutheran church with the
pastor, Rev. l.. Hawkinson, per
forming the double ring ceremony.
A reception viii follow immediate
ly in the church parlors.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
CATHOLICS ORpAIN
77TH U. S.
NEGRO PRESET

Charleston. S. c. amp The
nth Negro Roman Catholic priest
in the United Stntes was ordained
at Washington, d. c, recently
He is Father Paul NJ Henry,
OFM.. who was ordained 10 the
priesthood at the National Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception by
His Excellency the Most Rev
John NJ. Mcnamara, D. y, aux
Hilary bishop Of Washington
The following day Father Henry
celebrated Solemn Mass In the
Cathedral Of Or. John the Baptist
In Charleston. s c. His Excellency,
the Most Rev John Russell. D. y
bishop Of Charleston preached the
sermon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

Chapter OF Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority have issued invitations
for dancing party honoring the
Morehousc Spellman Colleges
choirs. The party win be held
Saturday March rs, from . To ~
pm. in the Junior Ballroom OF
Cofm8n Memorial Union.
Club Hostess Mrs. William Han
ma, $40 ~ Western Av, was hos
tess to the Matinee Bridge club
on Tuesday March II, A tasty
lunch was served after which the
group enjoyed several rounds OF
bridge, Taking home prizes FOL
high scores were Mrs. Charles
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
II Il your own lantern
DO not poke holes
In the paper
Need l say more, gentlemen

Something tells there this Minnejean Brown
apparent right present Mnnieiean
Little Rock expelled
ridden high a private
sttuton called the New Lincoln School New York
1t will be interesting Ninneean makes
free educational atmosphere.
What about the other Negro
high who apparently sticking out through Lord
kind OF pressures7
Are going start bringing north every southern Negro
dent who unable unwilling painful process
indignation? going O a special let
the others suffer along Is best they can?
The Mnneean up questions They
that should pondcred logically
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
The Week
In Records

Capitol Features Singles
Capitol has just released num-
Der OF interesting singles. Among
them is a thing called "Tequila"
written by Chuck Riol Stan Ken
ton and his orchestra that is real
ly unique. The Zip side Is titled
Cuban humble" and features a
fine Latin beat by the Kenton
aggregation other Capitol singles
are Drum Village" Cinstrumen-
tab. Resale" by Faron Young.
"A Very Precious Love" by Jack
Jones and For Your Love" by
Ed Townsend These and others
are examples Of the type OF sing
les that are in demand by juke
box clients throughout the count
ry
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

Boxing show at Phyllis Wheauey
House free Of charge. For further
details, contact Bert Wade, IA.
5-1416. Four new members, Ed
ward johnson, Joseph Adderly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Thomp-
son were welcomed into member
ship.
Birthday Celebrated: A group Of
youngsters enjoyed an afternoon
Of fun on Saturday March s, when
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
Annuul 81. Thomas
Style Show Dance
April II, Leuminqton

The enchantment OF spring viii
be portrayed Friday evening April
II, when st Thomas Episcopal
church presents its 25th Silver
Anniversary style Show and Dance
in the beautiful Hall Of States
Room OF the bennington Hotel
in Minneapolis.
This postmaster extravaganza,
"a Fantasy In Paradise" prom
ises to be a dramatic and de-
hghtful bouquet with emphasis
on color, design and the chic for
the current season and far into
summer and viii spotlight many
OF the Twin Cities well known
models In the newest of Dame
Fashions decree.
Climaxing the show win be the
crowning OF the Queen for 1868,
from "A bevy OF beautiful and
charming young ladies, who are
Miss Margaret Rhodes is spon-
sorcd by the Uno Scores, Inc, Miss
Rhodes Is a senior at South High
school, "A member OF St Peters
AME church. a teacher In the
church school; a member Of the
Usher board No, and sings with
the Cantinos, a youth choral group
Of her church. She il the daughter
OF Mt. aud Arss Walter Rhodes
Of 22O5 Elliot Az She plans 10
attend Minneapolis School OF Bus
mess.
Miss Erncstinc ShaclJelford
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Allen OF 1909 Third Az. s., at,
tends Bryant Junior High school
is a member Of ST. Thomas Youth
Fellowship Group and Ia running
as an Independent. She hopes {,
attend UCLA and major in Gle
mcntary education. She likes sew
ing and swimming,
Miss jeanne Richardson, spon
sored by r l. ID. CThose Inter
estcd in Deltasj. Is a freshman
at the University Of Minnesota
She ia member OF st Peter
Claver Catholic church and sings
In the Marion choir. Her hobbies
are sewing and dancing and she
likes football and baseball games
She IL the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs H. X. Richardson ST. OF
$40 Rondo Az, st. Paul
Miss Leslie Hughes, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hughes
Of iOi5 Fifth Av. s., Is an honor
student at Junior High school. a
member Of the Ethics Committee,
a part Of the student governing
body and is running for class presi-
dent She is a member Of St
Thomas Episcopal church; a mem
Der Of the Youth Fellowship and
a member OF the teen-age Jack
and Jills She Is participating In
a swimming meet az school and
plays volley ball Her hobbies are
stamp and record collecting, dane
ing and reading good books. She
plans 10 attend Carleton College
and major in Business adminlstra-
ton She Is running Independently
Miss Donna Cnump, who Is run
ming Independently, is a sophomore
at South High school. a member
Of the High c group and a mem
Der Of G.AA. She is member Of
81. Thomas Episcopal church and
a member Of st. Thomas Youth
Fellowship. Her hobbies are skat-
ing and dancing She is a member
Of the Night Owl Club, a teen
age club. Donna plans 10 attend
the University Of Minnesota and
win major in nursing She is the
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Claude
Burt Of 281s 18th Az. s.
The leading citizens Of this state
pay for and read this paper every
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

viii originate from the Pantagcs
theatre in Hollywood with Alan
Handley producing and directing
for NBC television
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Graduates Miss Beverly Bantam, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Albert Banham I'll Carroll Az graduated from the Min
School of Business in Minneapolis February 81
plotting the private secretary Miss Bantam has accepted
position senobookkcepcr with the Sege Public Account
ant Co
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS <

Club Uno Score, Inc: Mr. and Mrs Wade ST. were
hosts to Club UnO Score Inc its regular meeting Saturday
March their home Fifth Av S Plans were formulated
for hunt for Saturday April children up to twelve
Of age and to be held at Chicago Field The club will
chaperone any small boy who would like the Midget
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

dIV sui DtE HtaIu dIlu ndNt IdhtH on an hItfhd-
uonal flavor because the guy on the hot seat who
took out after wingate was Randolph Churchill,
son Of Britain's Sir Winston Churchill.
Randy a guest Wingates "Nightbeat
televison program Things got off to less than an
suspicious start when Churchill referred TO him
self a journalist in contrast to Wingate whom
he said was "a TV interviewer" This must have
been a blow to Wingates inflated ego. Even So the
affair might not have gotten out Of hand II Wingata
hadn't asked Randy whether or not the American
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

BOwlers find Louise Thomas
pin Patter" column an interest
ing feature In this paper each
week.