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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-30
Nv John Howard

their cOlOfS IlBn mere Sdtur-
day as they bulled through
strong Wiley College Wildcat
squad and went on to whip
the Texans, 24-13, in a gala
homecoming celebration per-
formance. -
Halfbacks Samuel Jones and
Arthur Redding put on the
starring roles as the Lions
pleased some 1000 fans includ-
ing members of the Alumni
who had returned from across
the nation to help celebrate
with their Alma Mater.
Jones put on an exhibition
of flashy brogen-field running
with classy pass-catching to
record two touehdoWns for the
Lions late IN the fourth frame.
Redding pulled a double-reverse
to put the ball on the five and
then scored from there to
make his first I'd. His second
marker of the afternoon came
in the second quarter when an
reference ruled the ball
AM&N's on Wiley's 10. Redd-
ing swept around the right
end for the touchdown. The
I'd put the Lions out in front
by score of 1910.
The Wildcats came roaring
back in the third quarter and
scored on a pass play from
guaterback Earl Flakes to
Harold Riser who scored from
the II. The Texans scored a.
gain in the fourth quarter
when Flakes threw an aerial
to end James Edwards who
took it on the Lions 25 and
went all the way for the I'd.
Vincent Melvin hit the up
rights for the extra and put
the Wildcats ahead, 1912.
But the excitement for the
homecoming crowd was yet to
come On the punt, Sam Jones
intercepted a pass on the
Wildcats 38 and engineered
his way through host of
would-be-tacklers and kept
right on down field to cross
the goal standing up. The score
put the Lions in the lead,
1913.
A few plays later Jones
brought the jam-packed sta
dunn crowd to their feet a.
gain when he pulled from the
air a long pass thrown by
quarterback Lindsey Henry
and stepped across the goal at
the one to make the insur-
ance I'd.
Early Saturday morning,
the colorful downtown parade
by AM&N had attracted some
10000 persons. 81 beautifully
decorated floats and p bands
from Louisiana, Arkansas,
Missouri and Tenn. furnish
ed the music along the parade
route.
A panel of judges awarded
$4,000 in prizes to the top
hive. Winner of first place
was Sigma Gamma Rho So
rorlty Second prize went to
the Sophomore class for their
Swan" float. Third place
winner was the Agricultural!
club Nth blossom Time.
honorable Mentions went tc
the Home Economics club and
the JuniO1, cIocr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01
Price SIoshed on Sears
8x9-ft. COttoee Tent
PeoularIV Priced AZ $40 o6

3 days only OF Seors! Only ST down buys this 8x9ft
cottooe-ype tent with 4-woy nyIon screen ventilation.
Extro wide front conopy. With side window and front
storm tIops.
Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01

~l929-le54 Chevrolet l933-l953
Ford, l936-l955 Plymouth 6-cyI with
Power Elite, l934-l955 Dodge, oil except
s cylinder with Power Elite, 1894 1855
Nosh and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
mems furnishings
Washington and Langley Park

Mems Ties. Reps, oll-oVers,
meats, underknots, poisIeys
fouIords ----. -.
Mems Underwear. Boxer and
oripper shorts in whites and
foncies. Sonforized"" Broken
sizes 32-42
Mems Fomous Make Summer
Shirts, fused, spreod collars
and button downs. Sonfor-
lied" botists or Ieno weoVes.
Short or long sleeves. Sizes
l4-l7; sleeves 32-36
MEMS SHopS-Washington, 81
LANGLEY Park, First Fl
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permanent-finiSh
Marlin net mesh curtains


l5o-Tot Girls Reg. l.s0 P0ysu Print top, solid color
shorts Sizes Soy - g.
cotton rhumbo style. Sizes S, M, L-------------- ese
eo-Tot Girls Reg. I.5s Shorts. Prints and solids, peoted
skirt with ponties otoched Broken sizes Box -Ss e
5o-Tot Girls Reg. ST Shorts Solid color with contrasting
trim Sizes Box .- --------- ---. 55e
Ioo-TOt Girls Reg z.so Summer Skirts. Prints and solids in
sizes 3-6x ---..--- LIB
soo-TOts. TOddes Reg 81 Cotton Polo Shirts. Solid
stripe knit; sizes rs group ..------ 55e
7o-Tot Girls Reg 29o Swim Suits. Cotons, Losex, prints
and solids. Broken sizes Box in the group LA
I5o-6s' Reg. 299 Summer Dresses Prints, Solids stripes
Cottons of royons. Sizes TIA in group ----2 for So
l76-Gs' Reg. 2Se49e Ponties. Cotton and royon; sizes
80 =
2oo-GIs' Reg sse-2.oo ceoronee Poy~eor, underwear,
sIocks shorts bouses skirts Others Sizes TIA in group 44e
5o-6iFIs Reg 2.Ss Shorts Some polished cotton Assorted
eoors styles. Broken sizes 7-l4---J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
save ON bras and girdles
Washington ond LonsIey Pork

4s-Women's Reg 81 Boby Doll Poiomos. Solid color
stripe royon, medium ----.--:--I 59e
3oo-Womens Iness, st for 81 RGyOn Pontes, Briefs;
postes; sizes M, |, K, TX --.~--- lie
q0-Womens Reg. 81 Royon Jersey Pettieccts postes M
3I-Misses Juniors Reg IosoI4.se Summer Suits Arnee
trocetoe ond cotton oyon with linen look, eombed cotton,
broken sizes - .- S.
400 Womens Reg 500 Daytime Dresses. Cotton poids drip
dry cotton boodcIoth, eyee jersey print cotton Misses,
Wonens sizes in group $S
zoo-WOmen Reg. zss-sss Jomoieos PedoI Pushers cop
Skirts Sizes 1918 Z for So
sI-Mses Reg. 3ss-Ioss Plastic Joekes woshobIe broken
44-Msses Reg 5.SSsss Swim Suits Lostex cotton, cotton
knts. Broken -2.8S
6o-Misses Reg zss-3ss Skirts, sizes 1918. Assorted
styles, colors -------- 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

Sub.teem wear
Washington. and LonsIey Park
orig.
100 Pors Boy Style Shorts cotton
twill. Upper closing 8 to IA.
Some specol-purchose. Reou-
orIy or in regular stock would
be -- loo l.59
Washington store only
Is Dresses in cotton and syn 1872
thetic fobries Broken sizes 1899 800
ir. deb fashions
Washington and Lonsley Park
orig. now
6 Cotton Dresses with jacket,
sleeveless. Broken sizes - o.o8 3.99
SO Cotton Skirt and Blouse Sets,
10 to l6 5.99 3.99
10 Boy Style Cotton Shorts. twill
lis - l.ee l.59
SUB-TEEN AND JR DEB WEAR-Washin0toR,
Fourth Floor, Langley Park, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

oo-Res 81 Seotter Rugs Washable cotton, solid color
stripe. Skid-resstont Iotex back -----------2 for 81
Ioo-Res. for So Both Not Sets Washable cotton loex
5o-Res. l.ss Ironing Board Pod and Cover Set Sieone
cover tuflex pad - ----- -. --.---- 69e
3o-Irress Of 4ss 5x6 Both Room Competing. Cotton cut
pile rugs ---------- 10y
25-Res IS Joequord Plaid Bedspreod Bright washable
cotton and royon plaid co. 1852
eo-Mens ress Of 5se-69e Underwear Cotton boodcoth
undehos 32-38. Conbed cotton Thirts, S, NJ l. Use
24-Mens Irress Of 39969s SIoeks. Royon oceote dress
socks 3D. Sonfozed@* chino socks, broken
I6s
10 P-Men's Dress Sport Shoes Oxford or stepin styles
Leather upper Black, brown, ton, sizes o1 to ! group
3.ss
Sc Pr.-Mens Summer sondo Shoes Leather uppers with
composition soles. Block brown. Broken sizes in group 49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

ITS Pr.-Women's lFress. Of 299-3o9 Shoes Dress
casual styles with high. medium low heels Sizes 40 in
group pumps strops, sandals -.----.-- $500 49, 69e
$50 Pr.-Womens. Teens Irress Of z.es-3.os Summer
Skmmers. Wash n Wear shoes with fobric uppe Sizes
2oo-Boys Irress Of 81 Polo Shirts Washable fost Color
crew neck STYLE Sizes 6-l0 use
Iz5-Boys ress. Of e9-3sS Polished Cotton soek Jeons
Sonfozed"" Ivy style socks Double knee jeons go
in group 80 Las
zo-Boy ess Of zse Cotton Socks eosticized top sizes
7h-l0 Toe
l5o-Boys rress Of see Cotton Briefs combed cotton knit
Sizes 6-l8 -. Csc
l5o-Tot Girls Reg lss Dresses Print and solid combine
tions sleeveless. Red or blue Sizes Box l.33
Ioo-Inonts Reg. 59 Diuper Sets washable coons Sizes
2oo-Infunts Reg zsesse Cotton Knit Tronins Ponties
white. Sizes 2-9 roe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
teIeViSiOn
Washington store only

z Generol-Electric W" Designer Sets
with front speakers and front tuning
Gray finish .------..----
! RCA Victor ~" Consolette. Ebony
finish --------. -..
! RCA Victor Remote Control ~" TN
with ouminized picture tube, dark filter
gloss and 4 function remote control
Mahogany finish --
'oueraH diagonal measure
TV-W0shinoton, Lower Level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
famOuS-make monographs
Washington store only

now
Teletone 4-Speed Stereo Photographs
with extension speaker ------- 1898
Spox Stereo or Hi-Fi Extension Speakers,
bookcase style ---.- .---- -------- S.S8
RCA Victor Portable Stereo Photograph,
4-speed automatic record changer.
lft-oft lid. 2-tone speaker -..- 1925
RCA Victor Console Stereo Photograph
with 4-speed automatic record changer
and coIibroted controls. Provincial style.
Cherry finish --- 1895
RCA Victor Stereo Photograph with
AM-FM rodo, speakers and automatic
record chonoer Mahogany finish 1895
PHoNoG Lower Level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
housewares
Washington store only
save ON refrigeratOrS
Washington store only

PhiIco l2-cu.-ft. Refreerotor-Freez
with Iozy suson shelves and huge
freezer Storage space. 2-tone finish = 1895
KeIvinotor Gu. #. Refrigerator
Freezer with dry storage bin in bottom 1876
GeneroI-EIectric 2-door, l2-cu.-ft. Re-
frioerotor-Freezer. de luxe model with
revolving shelves Observation-Disclosures 1885
Frioidoire leu 1T. Refrigerator with
ocross-top freezer storage Handsomely
embossed front ---- 1895
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sirth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
draperieS, drapery panels
Washington store only

Washington store only
just $50 pairs orig. 100 to $50
Evening star., 1959-12-13

A BRAHAM LINCOLN had a close brush
N with death from an aSSaSSin's bullet
the summer before the fatal night at Ford's
Theater, according to a story circulated
about this house. now known as the Ander-
son Cottage 1t was on an evening in
August, 1864. The sentry on duty at the
gate, the story goes, heard a shot from the
direction of the city and, shortly, Mr.
Lincoln, who had been riding alone, arrived
at full gallop without his hat After Mr.
Lincoln had entered the house, the sentry
put the horse away, and with corporal
looked for and found Mr.. Lincoln's stove
pipe hat with bullet hole in it.
Two miles north of this house is fort
where Union forces in a sharp engagement
repelled Confederate troops trying to enter
the city, and where Mr.. Lincoln stood on
the parapet watching the firing.
1t is believed the final draft of the
Proclamation of Emancipation was written
by President Lincoln in this house.
M'N 1sSIls
gO1nUo 4sslO NOON 'spunOIs smOH .SIsIpIO
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Where Is This House?
By CORINNE MITCHELL POOLE
Contributing Writer

For three summers, 1924, President
Lincoln occupied it and it was known as
the Summer White House. Mrs. Lincoln
felt it's serenity and fresh air were good
for the President. 1t was first farmhouse,
built about 1912. 1t was known then as
the Riggs Mansion, after George w. Riggs,
who sold it and the grounds in 1851. The
original exterior brick was covered with
stucco in 1897, and the interior was re-
modelled in 1924 into small rooms.
Close by is a building of Moorish
appearance with a tower topped by four
cupolas or pinnacles. One of the four is
higher than the rest, and it is reported
that this was SO built in order that the
building would reach the highest altitude
of any structure in Washington.
For many year this house had been
a domicile for men only, but the tradition
was broken by lone woman, WAC, who
resided here for a short time until 1857.
Where is this house? See below.
'dn puV pVOI
av1S pslIun sul no 81 SSVllOO uOSIspuV SqL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Ireland's Favorite Cup OF Tea

hives Of the countryside with their sabled
roofs; honey fragrant as the wild marsh
flowers that lure the Irish bees.
Chef Ryan says that the real secret Of
Irish cuisine is simplicity. Basic ingredients
are so fine they need no dressing up.
Here is his recipe for Filet Of Beef Cluain
Tarbh. With this Ryan suggests green
peas in baskets with shoestring potatoes
and sauteed mushrooms. The Clare Baby
Chicken King Dathi is named in memory
of the Dathi's campaign Of violence IN
France and Britain which inspired Patrick
to convert the Irish to Christianity. Baked
Limerick Ham Paschal with Potato Champ
also has a religious connotatiOn. Patrick,
in defiance Of King Laeghaire, lighted the
Paschal fire as future inspiration to the
Irish people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Continued from preceding page

smoked. No shortcuts. You get full quota
Of meat, smoke and favor withevery pound.
The fish on the menu are jumping fresh
from nearby rivers and ocean. Top OF its
class is the Irish smoked salmon. this served
everywhere on the island as first course
with buttered whole grain bread.
sampled the native oysters. small. but
delicious! enjoyed the renowned Dublin
Bay prawns tasting Of the sea. ate potatoes
in multitude Of ways. Champ is the popu-
lar potato dish - this being mashed po-
tatoes glorifed with vegetable additions.
fits tea time when your plane makes the
Shannon stop you must order scenes and
honey. Ireland has produced its own tea
blends, one Of the finest is made Of the
choicest Ceylon and India black. The honey
is from the quaint old four-walled bee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

imagined Simply whip Camation Instant's
tiny Magic Crystals with fruit juice in
stead of water. And enjoy new fruit 6GUor
whipped toppings! So new and so good
atop fruits, cake, gelatin desserts, ice creaml
These delicious, pretty toppings aren't posi-
BILE with whipped cream = and they are ~
lower in calories. cost only 2lat servingl
Camation Instant Nonfat Dry Milk has so
many uses. Delicious for drinking, perfect
for cooking. Costs as little as Sc quart.
NEW RECIPE FOR
FRUIT FLAVOR WHIPPED TOPPING
(Makss en- to cupa
Use chilled apricot nectar, grape, cranberry, grape
fruit, orange OF pineapple juice.
l. Measure " cup chilled fruit Juice into bowl. Add
" cup Canation Instant Magic Crystals.
@ Whip until soft peaks form (3-4 minutes) Add
Tablespoons lemon juice.
s. Continue to whip. while gradually adding " cup
sugar, until stiff peaks form (S-4 minutes longer).
Directions for new fruit favor whipped toppings are
also on Camation Instant packages at your market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
ON JUST THE PERFECT BEANS time after time

too young, too old Whether they're FrenchSye
Green Beans regular-cut Green Beans dny of 33
vegetables they're perfect every time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

NO-a promise! BIRDS EYE promises you
ench- Style Green Beans every time. They're
re tender, more flavorful when you serve them
they're always that way to begin with. You see,
: picks only the pick of the vine beans that are
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-25
Beastly Behavior

DUDLEY, England, R-Edward France climbed into a cage with three zoo lions Sunday and kicked one of the beasts on the nose,
 France, 17-year-old butchers apprentice, said he acted on a sudden impulse. Fortunately, the lions had just been fed, keepers said, otherwise he probably would have been killed.
 T thought I'm a pretty skinny meal and I don't believe they'll bother me-" France told re porter afterwards.
 But one of them loked up and began to smack his chops. He looked at me very closely and thought, skinny or not, I'd better get out of here.'"
 France climbed back over the fence.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-25
Governor Quinn Vetoes Hawaii Appropriation For Statehood Celebration

HINOLULU, R - Republican Governor William F. Quinn killed by pocket veto Saturday $75,000 appropriation by the Democrat controlled Legislature for plan ming statehood celebrations.
 Quinn, 39, is the sole COP can didate to become Hawaii's first elected governor in the balloting July 28 Delegate John A. Burns is unopposed for the Democratic nomination for Governor.
 The measure would have set up a committee of IA territorial legis- lators to educate the public on three propositions to be presented in the primary June 27 and to plan Admission Day celebrations.
 Quinn said the measures aims are an administrative responsibi- lity land it is highly irregular for a committee of the Legislature to attempt to take over.'
 He added that members of the bipartisan Statehood Commission. who worked for statehood for many years, are willing to con- tinue to serve without pay.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-25
Los Angeles Chamber Asks Direct Alaska Flights

LOS ANGELES. R - Direct airline service between Los An geles and Alaska was urged by the Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce last week.
 Traffic between here and the 49th state has developed to the point where such service would be supported, said chamber pres ident J. E. FiShburn Jr.
 Fishburn said he does not SUD- port any specific airline.
 It is now necessary to use a connecting service to fly from Los Angeles to Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-25
Alaska Court Action To Be Tested for Legality

SAN FRANCISCO, tR - The U. s. Court of Appeals Saturday set June 12 to hear arguments on jurisdiction of federal courts in Alaska since it became a state.
 The cases involve Leonard w. Parker, Anchorage, charged with theft of government property, Andy w. Deere, Fairbanks, con- victed of drunk driving, and Kur- tis Rosters, Fairbanks, convicted of forgery.
 All three contend court action against them occurred after Alas ka became a state January 3, and that the courts lacked jurisdiction because the judges are sitting on the bench under territorial law
 Judges serving in federal courts under territorial status do so for a specified 4-year term. Federal judges in a state are appointed for life.
 The U. s. Attorney General en- tered the case as a friend of the court, claiming federal district courts in Alaska have jurisdiction in criminal proceedings, but the appeals court has no jurisdiction to hear the appeals. He said the Alaskan courts served as interim courts.
Evening star., 1959-10-28
Answer to VIMINEoUs
BY jock BerriIl

not used. 3. Only one form Of o word
is used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Evening star., 1959-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
What to buy
to 60 with
your home,

Consistent period decorating is
charming, but sometimes diff
cult. But you'll find what you
need to know to plan your period
decor in November Better Homes
& Gardens. 1t shows you ac-
cessories that carry out authentic
period patterns, but give you the
advantage of modern drip-dry
fabrics. Information, too, on
modern copies of antique fur
nishings. Get your copy Of Nov
ember Better Homes & Gardens,
wherever magazines are soldl
Evening star., 1959-10-28

vinous, vino, wise, ivies, menu, mines,
mien, minus, movies. moves, mouse,
monies, muse. noise, nose, noes, nous,
envtous, omen, onus, ovens, ovtne,
sine, some,
Evening star., 1959-10-28
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Misdirection Can
Be Bridge Muqic
By ALFRED SHEINWoLD
.. 8. Masters Team Champion

"Hocus-pocus," says the stag,
magician, and he produces Q
rabbit out Of a thimble. How
does he do it? Part Of the Sc.
cret is misdirection. He per.
suades you to look in one di.
rection so that you won't see
what he Is doing In the other
direction. The same principle
may be used by bridge magi-
clans.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH ..
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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South West North East
IA Pass "a Pass
2NT Pass ~ AL Pass
Opening lead: Diamond 10.
West opened the ten of dia-
monds and South gulped when
he saw the dummy. North's
jump to four spades was evi-
IDENTIFY based on a touching
faith in his partners ability to
play the cards. South would
have settled for a little less
faith and something more in
the way Of aces or kings.
East won with the ace Of
diamonds and returned the
suit, leaving South in COM
mand-for the moment. How
was South to prevent the loss
Of a diamond, a spade and two
top clubs?
Wrong Suit
South could make his con-
tract If an opponent returned
the wrong suit upon being
given the ace Of trumps.' Btu
how could South stop a switch
to clubs? Misdirection was the
answer. South cashed his other
diamond trick, discarding q
small heart from the dummy.
Then he led the king Of spades.
West won with the ace Of
spades and promptly returned
a heart. He thought South had
discarded his weak suit from
dummy in the hope Of ruffing a
heart later.
This was just what South
had been waiting for. He took
dummy's queen Of hearts, drew
another round Of trumps, and
ran three more heart tricks,
discarding two clubs from
dummy. This limited the club
loss to one trick and guaran-
teed South's shaky contract.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one heart
and the next player passes.
You hold:
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What do you bid?
Answer: Two hearts. When
your hand is worth only one
response raise your partners
major suit rather than bid q
suit Of your own.
(Copyright, 1859, Gen. Features Corr. }
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1959-11-19
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF FORREST ~@
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, on November 18th, 1858
James Bourne also known as James Bow
ems and wife Mary Bourne executed their
Deed of Trust to the undersigned Trustee
in the Deed of Trust Recorded in Book
221, page 221, of the Land Deed of Trust
Records of Forrest County.
WHEREAS, default having been made
in the payment thereof, and I having been
called upon by the beneficiary to foreclose
the same.
THEREFORE, I will on Dec. 4th, 1859, at
the front door of the Courthouse, within
legal hours, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the land described:
Part of Lots 5 and in Block of
the R. N Nixon Survey of the City
of Hattiesburg, described as beginning
at the Northeast corner of Lot and
run West $50 feet, South 40 feet,
East $50 feet, North 40 feet to begin
ming in Block of the r. M. Nixon
Survey being 624 Gravel Street.
Witness my signature on this the End
day of November, 1859.
B. H. BAKER, Trustee.
4t 11-12, 10, &c, 1878
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1959-11-19
WORLD, reports that a years
Imprisonment with flogging is

OAeAzA, ASROAeo eAAoS SdA
Imprisonment with flogging is
the punishment regularly meted
out for the "heinous crime Of
sitting on a park bench reserved
for whites" Thousands of dark
skinned Africans are constantly
being rounded up on the streets
for failing to carry their passes,
carted off like cattle in cages -
without trial and without a
chance to contact their families
and set to work, under the threat
of the lash, for white farmers at
ten cents day."
Whites, of course, receive diff
ferent treatment. A white miner,
Cornelius Hillebrandt, came to
trial in the Transvaal and adj
mitted that he had killed a Negro
by forcing compressed air into
him until his insides ruptured.
Hillebrandt did it, he explained,
as a joke - and in appreciation
of good sense of humor, the
judge imposed only a $210 fine,
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1959-11-19
This & That : !.

poses as a counterbalance to the
Dept. of Agriculture, that new
cabinet post be created with
the awkward sounding title of
dept. of Urbiculture." He did
not originate the term. 1t was
first used, so far as we can find
out, by Rep. j. Arthur Younger
Or. Calif) about four or five years
ago. Sen. Joseph S. Clark ID.
Pa.) agrees the problems of city
people do need attention. He sug-
gests simply: Dept. of Urban
Affairs.
SEN. KENNEDY ON BEING
RATIONAL = In the months
ahead I hope to have guest col
umns written by the various pres
idential hopefuls, similar to Sen.
Humphreys of a few weeks back.
Meanwhile, / shall report from
time to time on some of their
views that may not have receiv-
ed much attention in the press.
Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massa-
chusetts recently had this to say:
"It seems to me that the time
has come for intellectuals and
politicians alike to put aside
those horrible weapons Of mod
ern internecine warfare, the
barbed thrust, the acid pen and,
most sinister of all, the rhetorical
blast. :"