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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

PHILADELPHIA, July 10
A beach umbrella makers
nightmare is the most apt de-
scription that comes to mind
for the dress" jackets worn by
the American team meeting the
Russians in track and field
here. They are not merely
loud; they are deafening.
: When broad, blue and white
vertical stripes come walking
down Walnut street in twos
and threes, it is something to
behold.
AS one athlete put it, Il feel
like a zebra" The American
coach, Frank Potts of Colorado
University, said: 1T took me
a couple of hours in my hotel
room to work up enough nerve
to wear it down to the lobby"
The Russians, by comparison,
are neatly dressed in conserva-
tive jackets of solid blue-green.
The reason one had not
heard long before this about 3D.
year-old Rich Howard, Amer
ica's latest hurdles sensation. is
that he never had time for
track in high school.
Rich has been on his own
since the age of IA and worked
in a gas station to put himself
through high school. He took
up track in the Army in Ger
many as a means to escape KIP.
Dave Edstrom, Americas de-
cathlon performer from Ore
gon, entered the event with
something less than super con-
fidence. The trouble is" the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
US. Trockmen Leading
In Meet With Russions

dihIs American women went 70
EHrfHra Jones Of Tennessee
STATE. who WOE the 100-meuer
dash IN Ill. She hadn't been
IN form recently and Coach Ed
TerpIe had lust about decided
10 repiace her with LUCINDA
williams. even though she Won
uitF event III Moscow last year
B1r at the last second lem
pie sent the 21-yeaT-cld Bar
tiara INTO action She Won n
1ItR final 10 yards. overCakng
uhR chunky Russian blond Vera
EreFR1ri,, VINO had led most Of
tina way.
GaIL-a POpCVa who was sup
PnsFG GO be the big Russian
Unreal. was third and Wilma
B1Ed1Igf1 Of Tennessee State.
1nR faVCrI1e. was fourth Miss
RI1l5pIph pulled a muscle dur
M the race and had trouble
finishing
Most observers believe the
American men should Win most
Of tine nine events on the Sun
day program. the last 90 nit
u1es Of winch VIII be 1elevised
KuznetsaE Far Ahead
BI1 there Is little likelihood
uha1 Uncle Sans Gecathl0n
hGpR- Mike Herman and Dave
Els1runn - viii come close 10
catching EIZne1SoV N the de-
Ca1aICn kuZuetsov. VINO
eruRR the world record this
yEar with S.357 points. had
4 SIS points at the close Of To-
days acCIEI1lfS. That Is so
EGi11S better than he had at
ui1R samR stage Of his record
ereasHr:. EuZ broke the mark
set by Rafsr johnson n the
dual meet last year ar Moscow
JOHNSON suffered a back injury
IN an auto accident and could
NOT Cumpete today.
Norton. a Iong-Iegge6 senior
at SIM Jose State College. got
America on WInglrg when he
wun the 100 meters. But right
aIGnG with him was his bosom
buddy frum San jose State,
PCEu1sr- Norton got first place.
oU1 hGGi1 were cIOckeG N los
sFcCEGs and there was a gap
sFfWeen them and the Russian
sn1ry Of LfcnlG Bartnev and
EEwin OZuI1n
Jones. Eastern Michigan star.
staged a mild upset by whip
prg Lee Calhoun. Olympic
cftarpinn from North Carolina
Collage. IN the I10-meter bur
dies while Southern had no
1ruUt,IR N hrs specially, the
4II-me1Fr dash
Southern Wins Easily
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give the Russian InHn than ssC-
ond sweep OF THE ATdEruaQn
They also had tlrlshHa GmF-TWU
| in the 2D-kllumErU walk
Meanwhile. Su1h ami TrJFX
were having IhHIr uUualtS
Soth. a 5-fo01-B lightweight,
ran in second place 6Gr about
) miles and then he had hH1 II.
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Southern Wins Easily

SCu1hRrr- a member Of Texas
UnLNerSiGy's record = breaking
GlufruFr-u mile relay team zooned
G1G frun1 early and wun easily,
while Canadian born Dave
Mills. vino recently became a
ur11FG States citizen moved Up
late from last place to take sec
anG. Southern who Is No. N
this event now that Glenn
DHVIs Is aIIing. was clOckRd N
462 seconds. one second on the
world mark
BRi- with only two weeks Of
prac1lce behind him took the
broad jung with his very first
lead
Eragg managed to win the
pGiF vault. as expected. but Il
wasn't easy. The eX-VIlanOEan
vino set an indoor record Of Is
feet g42 last winter IN nearby
CnnVentiun Hall could vault
GnLT Is feet ga today and thai
was matched by Russia S first
15-fCuGer,, Bs1la10v. The 32-
Vear-cIG Russian sci1ool1eacher
had mere misses than Bragg
and got second place. while
RGm Morris. an established Is
fgGGer,. fouIed out at "A feet
and had 10 settle for fourth
uIace..
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Soviet Women Excel


The RUSSIAN women we're
tire euGOUs. Lovely TalsIa
ChenChik a Russian power
engineer. lived up TO her sd-
Varces Nv hIgi1-I1mping 5 feet
10 a new Russian record
ZaIagi1i1e Kaledene. 5-foot-S,
1fS-pGur6 world champion,
threw tine iavelln 1s1-feet-s 70
neaG by almost 1s feet the
former American record set ny
Karen Anderson
and Nina PcnomareE. who
was involved IN a shCpltr1ng
charge II London a while back.
x1uiR al the thunder N the
IaVeIln Her throw Of 1s1-fset-s
was almost "A feet better than
tine former American record
sat by Mrs. EarI-ne Brown 3
ah-rG-pIace Er-sner today.
The RUSSIAN women beat on
girls hv rwo-1Enras Of a second
II tina Al0-me1er relay.
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FrT-S Emmet

= HI-Ylars Asher, David Proctor
LAW 4 Turner; SB1-Kenneti
EmN. QniEias Marriott Johnny Pot
: ke-Gsurse Shull. Robert W
5HlgIH SHY Leuffier, s.5I-Pat Har.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-06-13

We welcome the following
new readers: Mrs. Myles l..
Hobson, Mrs. Pinklee Phillips,
Mr.. Chester B. Mangrum !.
Take note: "In everything
give thanks for this is the will
of God in Christ Jesus con-
corning you ;" 1st Thessa-
lonians, IL v, - -
On Sunday, May 81, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lindsey were hap
ply to have as their house
guest, their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Lindsey and family
of Tougaloo, also their son,
Albert Lindsey, Jr., of Jackson.
The family enjoyed a tasty
dinner. -
The Jackson and Terry Dis
trict Convention Sunday
School was held at Sweet Rest
Church, Sunday, May 81 and
was conducted by Bro. w. M.
CASTILLO, Dist. President. Clas-
Ses were assigned and were
well taught by each teacher.
Remarks were made by Rev.
E. r. Wedell and his guest.
Remarks were also made by
the president, Miss Geraldine
Therrell, Sec, Bro. A. Dillon,
Supt. Bro. w. CASTILLO, S. S.
Pres.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-06-13

On Sunday, June z, the Mis-
sion Sisters sponsored a Uni
ted Program in behalf of the
Mission and Church. 1t began
at 7:45 P. M, and opened with
a March. All Missionary sis
tiers were dressed in white. The
small children who were on
the program marched in first
to be followed by the sisters.
The devotion was led by Sis.
Leonia Terrell, Sis. Eunice
Harper, Sis. Alma M. Cooper.
Sis. Eunice Harper led a sing;
Sis. Leonia Terrell offered
prayer. Sis. Georgia Taylor
made interesting remarks con-
corning the program, after
which the mistress of cere-
mony, Sis. Ruby Terrell was
in charge. The welcome adj
dress was given by Mrs. Ter
rell. Visitors were present
from the following churches:
Sweet Rest and Christ Holt
ness. Duet by Miss Pauline
Turner and Mrs. Addie Jen-
kins. Others on the program
were: Miss Deloris Thompson
and others from Sweet Home
Christ Holiness Church, Miss
es Dorisanne Washington and
Pauline Washington who sang
a duet; little Robert Jones and
his two sisters, Mrs. M. c.
Mongrum, a solo, Sis. Hannah
Williams who is a Christian
Field Workers from Oak
Grove Church, Sis. Matte
Tressell, Sis. Brides, Sis. Eu-
nice Harper, Sis. Myles Lee
Hobson of Sand Hill; a duet
by Mrs. Ora B. Pemption and
Mrs. Mary Lewis. Mrs. Pemp-
ton is from St. Luther Church
in Jackson, pastored by Rev.
Fred Black. Mrs. Lewis, rep
re n e d the Rose
mount Church and her Society
sent a donation of $1.00. Rep
resenting the S a / m
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-06-13

Weathersby sang a solo, Mr..
Joe Weathersby and Mrs. Man
da Weathersby both made
short talks; Miss Matte Wea-
thersby and Mr.. Johnnie Byrd,
Jr., all represented Mt. Salem
church in Harrisville, Miss.
The Sweet Rest Choir sang
while the offering was being
raised. Assisting IN the offer
ing were: Mr.. Weathersby, Mr..
jenkins, Mrs. Matte Tressell,
A total of S46.45 was raised
The Mt. Elem members wish
all to know that they express
thanks to all who attended the
meeting and contributed in
any way.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-06-13

The Willing Workers had
their meeting, Sunday, with
the vice president, Bro. Will
Shoto, presiding in the abb
sence of the president, Bro.
Rogers Shoto. The amount of
money raised was $1,000. The
Willing Workers donated $500
to Mrs. Fannie Mae Terrell
who is still confined at the
hospital. They also paid 5000
to sick who are at their homes.
Total amount pal dout was
S14.00. The Willing Workers is
a small group, but are doing
large things. We urge all mem
bers to attend these meetings.
We can do great things if we
work together.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-06-13

Sick and Shut-Ins: Mrs. Fan
ME M. Terrell is still confined
to the hospital; Mrs. Minola
is able to be up again; Mrs.
Pearlie Ionic, Mr.. Ed. Johnson
are still on the sick list.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-06-13

wi D OCOASAd NY AVAt @ASChe
The Mt. Elem Sunday School
opened at the regular hour
with the Supt., Bro. r. K. Jen-
kins, in charge and Sis. Leonia
Terrell at the piano. The ses-
sion was opened by a soul-stir-
ring prayer offered by Bro.
jenkins. Five classes were
well taught by the teachers
and the lesson was reviewed
by the Superintendent. Timely
remarks were made by Bro.
Robert Wallace and others.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Lee
Shoto are the happy parents
of a son born May Is and who
has been named, Tommie Lee,
Jr. The baby tipped the scales
at z pounds and IL ounces,
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Nd, Monday, March is, 2
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Inquire at the office. No
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AUTO statesmen

Cash In now on the terrific de-
mand for the 1859 Ford. We
have stock available to do even
better in March, Top paw plan.
Demo. furnished, benefits, man
agement assistance in prospect
ing and closing. Suburban loca-
ton. Men with other successful
sales experience viii be consid-
cred. Call MONROE FORD, JU.
$500.
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COMPUTER
OPERATORS

With experience on IBM tabulating
equipment and some knowledge OF
board wiring to work on l103-A
Computer. For person with high
potential for advancement we offer
opportunities in diverse applica.
tons Of the latest computing and
proeramming procedure. Ideal
suburban location. liberal leave
plan and other employe benefits.
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7 CORNERS BRANCH
2 CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER

AMBITIOUS YOUNG WHITE MAN,
single. Interested in learning the
cafeteria business: apply In per-
eon a. the SAW CAFETERIA,
AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN. bet. 49,
% 10 learn the life inS. bus. Should
have equiv. OF his; educ neat
appear. above-aver. 10 and be now
ing. NO fMMED. INTERFERENCE
WITH PRESENT POSITION. Most
men earn S20O-S400 pef mo. while
company. write BOX ii17-s. star
APPLIANCE SERvICEMAN-Must
be experienced Installing and
seryicing room air condolences;
INCARCERATION AND APPLi.
ANCE SERVICE, Kensington,
Maryland. 10. 4-7171.
APPLIANCE MECH. APPRENTICES
For Sml. cleo. appliance. bench
work, will consider young men
only. each At c. A. LEI PERT.
Ola Eye ST. NV: 500 18th St,
Sill. SPY: lI12 HillWood ave-.
Pals Church. Apply direct.
APPRENTICE FAINTER. for 4-year
program leading TO status rs
journeyman: pay increases at d
month intervals: young man with
high school and military service
completed. up to age 25 preferred.
q good opportunity to learn
trade. Send brief letter stating
qualifications. including Job his
tory, schooling. experience or in
terest in auto painting' Box
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMAN-
Top salary for experienced man,
commercial and Industrial work.
Replies confidential. Box 14S-S.
star.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN for
perspective drawings. CO. 5-l742.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN-
immediate position for man ex-
perienced In residential and COM
mercial WORK. Salary open. Ed
MUND W. DREYFUSs AND AS
SOCRATES, RE. 7-Ol2O.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. !.
POTOMAC EMPL., ell King St..
Alex, XII. 9-5055.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN -
Several OPENINGS for men who
wish to Join progressive once.
Initiative more important than
long experience, but must be good
craftsman. capable OF handling
working drawings for varied prac-
tice in residential and commercI-
al work. Reply in writing to BART
LEY a. GATES, Registered Archi-
tects. 23l1 University blvd, West,
wheaton, Md. giving details.