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Evening star., 1959-12-07

umph over Green Bay the next
day, the Colts and Forty-Niners
would play of an "a Western
Division tie in Baltimore. The
Chicago Bears could make it
a three-way tie by beating
Detroit.
Hickey, whose offensive line
was below form with injuries
to Bo st. Clair, John Gonzaga
and John Thomas, said Quar-
terback Y. A. Title, injured in
the ASIA defeat at Baltimore
two weeks ago, will start against
Green Bay and should be in
good shape.
Ewbank Protests Morse
Earlier, Ewbank handed out
a scolding to San Francisco
fans for the noise they made
Saturday. They pay their
money to see a good ball game,
and then they ruin it by max
ing too much noise" the Colts
coach said.
Ewbank conceded the fans in
Baltimore could match the
Forty Miners supporters in
noise volume.
II guess it's no better for
the other teams when they
come to our town." Ewbank
said. But that doesn't make
| it right.
"My quarterback couldn't
hear himself think. Howinhell
do they think we can show
'em a well-played football game
that way?" Weeb complained.
Johnny .Unitas, Colt quarter
back who threw three touch
down passes and ran for a
fourth, declared the steady
thunder made it real tough to
hear out there"
Sometimes" Unitas said, "I
didn't know when the center
was going to hand back the
ball"
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Peterson Ho7ored
By West Virqiniu

MORGANTOWN, w. Va,
Dec. Z (AP).-Guard Bill Lo-
pasky was presented last night
with the Ira E. Rodgers award
for the outstanding member of
the West Virginia University
football team.
The presentation was made
at the Morgantown Touchdown
Club annual banquet.
Halfback Ray Peterson Of
Falls Church, Va, was named
the top back.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
PIMLICO NOTES

With favorable weather
through closing day December
Is, Pimlico is certain to record
its best session since 1856 when
a 81, 1,120,318 average was posted
at a 29-day fall meeting.
Final feature of the Mary
land season will be the $40, 900
Jennings Handicap, a mile
and-an-eighth event for Mray-
land-breds next Saturday.
Cleveland Skinker's Washing
drowned MADDOX, who was
second on the turf Saturday
behind Mystic II, is the early
favorite for the Jennings.
Eight or ten starters are anti
cipated.
Apprentice Frank Northcutt,
who is anxious to ride in Flor
ida, is striving to improve on
his winners total before he
loses his bug" allowance De-
cember 81. Blanked on Satur-
day, the 17-year-old Kentuck-
ian has ridden "a winners at
the Pimlico meeting and leads
Karl Korte by seven.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY
star stan writer

There is considerable enthu-
siasm among the Maryland
football fans over the under
graduates who return next
year, and the top talent from
the freshman team. but ac-
tually Maryland's hopes for
next season depend largely on
some players who were not
used this season for q variety
of reasons.
Don VanReenan. rated by
former Maryland coaches as
the fastest Terp back since
Ronnie Waller or Chester Han
ulak. was lost for the season
on one of the first plays against
West Virginia. He figures to be
the starting left half next year,
The Terps also will have
John Forbes, who regained his
academic standing this year
Forbes, remembered most for
his 70-yard run with one shoe
OF against North Carolina
State two years ago. was in
school but ineligible for foot
ball. He gained almost SOC
yards in scattered appearances
q year ago.
Good Talent for Line
Tackle Tom Laird, who
missed this season because OF
illness. has been working out
Of late and should be in tor
shape next year. He figured tc
be a first-string tackle this
past season.
And the line coaches are
raving about the potential OF
Gary JankowSki and Roger
Shoals, tackles. and Guard Tom
Broumel. AL three we're held
Evening star., 1959-12-07
BOATS and MARINE

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well equipped. stainless steel rigging;
owner must sell at loss. WEST RIVER
MARINA, INC, GALESVILLE. MD
UNIVERSITY 7-20S0.
I959-14-FT mahosany seaswift, like
with electric starter. trailer and boat
cover; used very little; paid Sl,557
must sell Immediately for quick sale
81 1,076: private owner. Phone TU
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We specialize In rebuilding marine
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Continued From Page D-l
gave the Reds what they needed
most-a strong relief pitcher
The 32-year-old southpaw had
a 9-8 record but turned in an
impressive 2.71 earn e drum
average in IS games. He origi-
nally came up with the Red
Sox. Walls, a .257 hitter last
year, slugged "a home runs in
1858. Jackson, "a. led the
Eastern League with his .33S
at Lancaster.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
Negro Gets High
SCOUTING Post

New brunswick n J tANp}
Emerson y James veteran New
York scout loadcr who Is credited
with bringing scouting 20 more
Negro boys has been appointed
assistant national director gf in.
terlaoial service FOR the Boy Scouts
~ America. Il was officially an,
nounpcd
James Joins the STAFF AZ The ma
tionhl office after ~ year pro-
scsaional career that began In
January, 1897. when he became a
field scout executive az Cleveland
Ohio III December 1871, he be-
came district scout executive AZ
Chicago, serving until September
lp4p
IN the new post James viii
work tn the field or cultivation u
national organizations religious
civic, school and rural bodies,
serving boys ~ racial minority
groups he will serve local boys
scout councils across the country
IN extension 81 the scouting pro-
gram to more Negro, Indian Faid
mo oriental and spanish speaking
boys
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
YOUTH ARRESTED FOR
LIQUOR SALE, SOLD
PINT To DETECTIVES

Rlcrard J. Sherwood, 10. sos
Fuller Az, was arrested May "a
on suspicion Of sale OF liquor with
out license
THREE detectives sent 20 check
on complaints liquor wsa being
sold at Western a Central en-
pioyed cab and drove 20 the
corner a man they identified as
Sherwood opened the door as the
cab stopped one detective asked
the man for half pint Of whisISey
The officer asked how much.
Sherwood is alleged 10 have said,
81 90 Detective Harken said he
then gave Sherwood 81 He went
into Perkins Chicken Shack and
came out and handed the detec.
tive half pint Of Old Crow
Sherwood was then arrested,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
Two Arrested, Questioned
On Drivers License Count

A 81 Paul man VINO IL IL claim
ed took the drivers license ties, for
another man for $40 Zee was ar,
rested on May n
Also arrested was the man VINO
paid the $40 both we're charged
wiih uae Of fraud % obtain q
drivers permit.
Police say Frti Massey. ~
years old. IA Iglehart Az. took
written examination on April n
and used the name of Jessie Banks
Jr
When Jessie Banks. Jr, 81, 39i
Carroll Az appeared al the Driv
ers Examination station 10 take
his drivers test the examiner
Martin Alletich noticed the differ
encs in the handwriting on ne
papers, the signatures and the
birthdatss
After Banks was arrested police
say he told the story Of paying
Massey 20 take his written test
Massey was arrested bot would moi
admit be took the test but Is said
% have admitted filling out some
papers for Banks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
Shoots Man Who
He Found Sleeping
In Front Yurd

a Minneapolis man who claims
he shot man after he bad been
threatened was released Tuesday
pending ar Investigation by the
HSnnepin county grand fury
Richard G. Eooa. ~ i5i7 f1ffH
st. 50 told police his 4ifo die
covered a man asleep IN iher yard
when she went out ~ the house
early Monday morning
She called her husband who
ordered the man whose clothes
we're IN diaarray ont On the yard.
When ths stranger demonstrated
and followed him. Booa shot hifu
The wounded man who II IN crit
teal condition Ia Clifford fiuaapeth
as ~ 81 lath Az q who police
Say had bren drinking I.o0a Is .
white person and ffudapsth Is q
Negro
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
Doq-Gone Crisis
May End In
Open Occupancy

Fails Church. Va amp - An
aII-white neighborhood may soon
have a Negro family all because
n dog gone incident.
Outraged whites learned Of the
incident when they read an adj
placed by Chester Eirs In a Wash.
ington newspaper Ellis. asked to
get rid of two Of his four pekineae
dogs or move placed the add offer.
ing 70 sell hts home 70 either
white or colored He reported
that a Negro had made the besr
offer.
ellis aeighbors consulted law
yer who advised them TO buy him
out and resell 10 a white owner =
Both The city council and mem
beers 81 the North Creeuway Downs
Citizen association planned to meet
with ellis 70 hait his action
The trouble began when Ellis
was taken 70 court twice by
neighbors who charged that his
four dogs were "a wandering
bowling neighborhood nuisance "
a city ordinance was discovered
which barred kennels from the
neighborhood ard defined a ken
mel az any home with more than
two dogs
Said Ellis Il won't give up my
dogs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
Husband Charged With
Beufing Wife Claims
Nan Ran from Home

A 81 Paul man whose wife had
him arrested for assault claims
he beat her for misconduct
The man Samuel WragR IT,
or 81 Anthony Az claims that
on returning home late from work
upon opening the back door he
mw a man run out Of the house
wragg says he pursued the fleeing
man but could not catch him.
WragR claims that when he en-
tered the house Gloria hts wife
was nude He admitted 10 police
that he then beat his wife He
told officers al headquarters that
he wanted to be arrested 40 he
could tell the court what kind OF
woman no married
wraEg was brought 10 head
quarters Tuesday, June on an
assault complaint signed by Mrs
Wragg
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
MANS WOUNDS

Police have been trying 20 To-
cate Elmer Caldwell 400 Ronao
since May 30 WREN they received
a report he had been cut in Rus
sell's bar 5ss Rondo Az, 81 Paul.
Questioned about the sracas was
Vera Carraway. 80, eo7 Igiehar,
who said Caldwell walked up 20
her In the bar and accused her Of
cutting him
During the argument the wum-
an told police Caldwell threw a
bowling disc from an Amusement
machine and hit her in The stom.
ach.
The police have been unable &c
locate Caldwell or md the weapon
with which he was supposed T.
have been wounded
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
lake Subdivision A.
Stacy, Close By Cities

Vacation Coming Think about
lovely Typo Lakeyiew Subdivision
Ia Stacy MINI just 90 miles from
Minneapolis and 81, Paul, Off High
why Oh
Work is in progress for the
Lake to be damned and stocked
Proposed private beach and dock
Tor all Lake shore lot owners
Beautiful shore and wooded lots
Tor sale Cottages for rent and for
sale
Lovely picnic grounds available
for church groups and clubs, Mrs
Frsssie v Maxwell. manager.
promises 10 give courteous atten-
ton to all Come out and look
the place over
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
PoIICE CATCH THREE
IN VACANT HOUSE

Three young people two males
and female were found IN a
vacant house at 67t Tglehart At
about 33b IN the morning % June
). and were arrested by the police
Two of those arrested were 10
year old minors another Maurice
u Watts. 81 btt Marshall was
booked on suspicion of furnishing
liquor 90 minor -Four cans ~
beer were found on the premises
Apparently the vacant house
which was found 90 be partly hirn-
tshed has been used az rendezvous
tor tmpromptu love affairs and
parties residents ia the area said
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
WOMAN FOUND N STREET

Faith Moutriel "a ~ $50 Lyle.
hart was found By police. At 2
am Tuesday morning June Z. ".
ing an the NV corner u Carroll
and 81 Alhans Taken Go Anckcr
hospital after being examined
there she was booked on nlapic-
ion Of being drunk
Miss Montriel was given sent
cnee ~ SIS or five days in the
woskhouse and the sentence was
suspended.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
ARREST sossIE cRENsHAW
FOR OBTAINING DRIVERS
LICENSE BY FRAUD

Bessie Crenshaw 81 492 West
Central vas arrested May ~ ard
booked on suspicion Of obtaining q
drivers license by fraud.
CrenshBw paid k25 fine In
court May 20
In court May 20 Jessie Banks
Jr paid 800 fine and Massey
vas given SOS or three day work
house term on the fraud charge
and Us day workhouse sentence
On a noisy exhaust charge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
Hlghtawer Held Over:
Hlghtgwsr Held Over:
Morfho Davis And
Spouse Open AZ
Key Club June 8

Martha Davis and Spouse tshe
plays piano and he plays a bass
fiddle they both singI considered
BY many to be the foremost hus-
band and wife team In the enter
tainment field. open oneweek-
only engagement Monday, June 8
at the Key Club known best for
their comedy vocais and spoutaae-
Gus ad Ibis on standard songs,
Martha Davis and Spouse achieved
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

national fame while appearing as
regular members q the Garry
Moore nv show. in addition 10 the
Garry Moore appearances they
have been seen ON the Perry Como
show. the Steve Allen show and
the Pat Boone show Their act
holds the record for the longest
run in the twenty three year his
tory Of the famous Blue Angel
night club in New York They
stayed there for thirty-two con
seetitive weeks
Donna Hightower Capitol re-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

Tried 10 Hretk ~ IT'S store
~ 81 Paul waa thwarted May
~ by woman who lives above
the store
Mrs Barbara Little said she
heard noises ~ the store She
called police and they discovered
Window on the north side " the
ators had been broken and heavy
screen miahed IN
Jessie Miller 9T2 Nebraska
proprietor waa called A check o.
the premises by Mr. Miller &c
veaied nothing had been taken
Two nights before Mrs Little told
police someone tried 10 force thef
way into her apartments back
door
Mrs flttle dressed and ran across
the street and called the police
Henry Moore u s22 lglchart aaid
he saw two men get In 1912 or
1876 plymouth and drive Off with
out lights
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
NAN ARRESTED UfoN
wIEF-S CONT AMI

Leander crcssley, 81, s97 Day.
ton was arrested May Is for be-
ing drunk and assault, upon con.
plant Of his wife
cro@sley's charges with assault
and statutory drlnkene~s viii face
trial September ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

cording artist, is held over for a
third and final week.
The Eddie ''LockJaw DAVIS
Trio featuring Shirley Scott on
organ conclude a one-week en-
gagement this Sunday night
And here's a tip to those Of you
who mark those special enter
talnment dates on your calendar
Appearing at the Key Club this
month are Ruth Brown, who opens
on June Is: clyde McPhattcr, june
p and the fabulous Louis Jordan
and his Tympany Five open on
June 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

Paul r. Lowe, Jr. 40 iglehart
Was booked on "A charge OF leave
ing scene Of an accident on May
~ Lowe was picked up on the
complaint of James Thomas. 66s
Rando whose parked ear was
struck by another ear causing $500
damage
Police given description Of the
car saw Lowe pull into an alley
At Smelling and Marahall inspec-
tion of the auto showed II had
been In an accident.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

Dance 10 the Riillr Helm OR
ehestra Saturday night at Jehnnsc
Baker Post frr- Convention party
At 1879 Logan Ayrnu. North Raii-
room. until.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
81 RRENDERs on NON
SUPPORT CHARGE

Ernest Johnson, 81. 81 s0T NJ
Dale ST. 80 Paul surrendered 90
police June J, on a uon-NIpport
charge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
JOHNNIE BAKER posi-
DANCE SATURDAY MITE

The Convention Party II
Johnnie Baker Post No 2gl 81
the American Legion viii oe heid
Saturday night June 8 al the i229
Logan Avenue North Ballroom
The favorite orchestra ~ dane
ers, the Billie Helm Band win
furnish the music for dancing
from until The Legion Post
promises all who attend real
jolly time
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
ATTEMPT TO BURcLARIzE
uNcoIA FOOD MARKET
q APARTMENT ABOVE

IN atfeWpi y bUFRlaFIze thH
Lincoln FOOD Market 500 Hondo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

THE PAPER Trfr PEOPLE He
ApEfvF
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RsAl ssrArE soa sAla
ara 4rH AVE. so.


Exceptional Immaculate Newer
two bedroom home with charming
kitchen and bath Large living
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ment, garage a ssume go g
Mortgage. Terrence title, Full
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10 I.akeahore lots for sale At Typo
Takeview Near Stacy, MINI 40
miles North OF Mpis- Also two
extra large lots with modern cot
tages, Make an appointment TO
ace these Reasonably priced Good
fishing and hunting
332a 2aTH AVE. so.
Bungalow Two bedrooms plus
sleeping porches front and back
Completely furnished Payments
500 per month. 81 900 down
Xxx 13TH AVE. SOUTH
Duplex Good condition $500
$500 down
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Stucco 4-plex. baths 4 gas
heaters. 2 bdrms each apartment
Al condition, $4,000 bracket
LAKE SpITZER
f5I acre farm. 20 miles w Of
Alexandria. 7/s Of mile lakeshore
4 bdrm. home. Several buildings
for stock and storage Pressure
water pump All electrically equip
ped Under S1l 900. Terms
23o4 AlDRicH AVE. so.
5 units, 2 and room units. Bar
gain. In AL condition, Terms. ST.
600.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
7. q. BURT REALTY
a536 Third Ave. So.
ia. S-gilS

WILL. TAKE cash or used car as
down payment on two bedroom
home. ia. i-TTSg S45
FOUR ROOM DUPLEX and bath
Five room duplex and bath North
location. 81, 500 each. FE. $1,000
ia. 2-asas S45
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
a NEW oFFEa

n MkW OfFEN
rais IL iti Under $4,000 Clean,
PRETTY Interior Five rooms with
one bedroom ard crib room plus
attic finished for rsay room Merc
Hailrnan PA s-57se
AUDREY JAy REALTY
pa. t-ies6
OPEN HOUSE rs PM Sunday
June ? 4ott Portland Ave 50
Six rrorn bungalow with fall hass-
m@ut garage three TDou rental
unit with bath fSTS per nsmrth
n n Mvtng raou with fireplace
stripped parrAe3 tlutux rcnsu with
euiit m cabinets GeoA mortgage
at h'w ~ rate SIS 400 yeur
terms CAR far snrnsntrnent.
tsat Ciirsor Ave SO New three
hesirc-osn rafntl~r Two ftrepiac~r
ellr N kfchvn Loads ~ extras
So 500 VIA CT or
WI huiis % volr specification on
lots ti9p Ana tta3 FistA Ave- -
Johnson g Associates
aoe q 3sfh s..
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 25s 18th Ave South CAL Mr.
Blackmnn FE. 9-56lo fer intorma-
ton. s-u
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Morocco Cuts
Currency Value

RABAT, Morocco, Oct. II
AP).-Morocco has devalued
its currency from 420 Moroc-
can francs to the United States
dollar to SOC, and adopted a
new monetary unit, Economics
Minister Abderraham Bouabid
announced today.
The new rate of exchange
also is 1000 French francs to
1,025 Moroccan francs. The
new monetary unit is the der
ham, worth 100 Moroccan
francs or 1.766O9 miligrams of
gold.
The derham gets its name
from an Arabic weight measure
meaning grain. 1t was used for
weighing nrecious metals.
Since France devalued its
franc by IT'S per cent last De-
cember and Spain devalued its
peseta this year. the Moroccan
franc had been declining in
value.
1t reached a new low of $40
francs to a dollar on the Tan
gier free market last week.
The new derham will be put
In circulation early next year.
At the same time the govern
ment cracked down on Tangier
as a black market paradise,
imposing a series of controls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Russia Offers
Negro Nothing,
Publisher Says

A Negro publisher who &C
companied Vice President Nix
on on his trip to Russia said
yesterday he found American
Negroes living in Russia have
all the problems we have plus
more"
But unlike the American
counterparts. Russian Negroes
can do little to improve their
situation, said John H. john
son, publisher of Ebony and
Jet Magazines.
He spoke at dinner given
by the American Council on
Human Rights at the Willard
Hotel last night. DR.. George
w. Westerman, United States
Ambassador to Panama and
the United Nations, also ad-
dressed the group.
The Russians never have any
unemployment Mr.. Johnson
said he found. When they are
not working, he said, they just
explain that they are lin be-
tween jobs"
Mr.. johnson said all of the
Negroes he talked with wanted
to return to the United States,
but were prevented from doing
so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Mitchell Denies
He's Candidate

PITTSBURGH, Oct. II (AP) i.
Secretary of Labor Mitchell
said today he is not a candi-
date for any public office and
does not expect to be asked to
be the Republican vice presi-
dental candidate.
Mr.. Mitchell made the re-
mark as he replied to a ques-
ton during a news conference
He told newsmen he believes
the best Republican ticket next
year would be Vice President
Nixon as the presidential can
didate and Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller of New York as the
vice presidential candidate.
Mr.. Mitchell emphasized he
has not talked to Gov. Rookie
Teller and does not know if the
New York Governor would &C
cept a vice presidential nomi-
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Segregation
Bucker Asks
Party Unity

TOWNSVILLE, Va, Oct, II
(AP).-A legislative leader OF
the defeated forces of massive
resistance told a democratic
rally today in Lee County: I'VE
are big enough to reconcile our
differences, heal the wounds,
forget section and factional
fights"
State Senator Mills E. God
win Of Suffolk was on his first
visit to this westernmost Of
Virginia's counties. He spoke
to 500 partisans at a picnic
rally at JoneSville High School.
"There is room within our
party for those who have felt
within recent years they could
not follow the trend and course
of events and in their judge
ment left the fold" Mr.. God
win declared.
He made no direct reference
to either segregation or mas
sive resistance in a speech
keyed to party loyalty. Some
here took his remarks as a call
for a peace parley between the
two sides of the recent Gen.
eral Assembly split over how
to deal with court-ordered de-
segregation.
Others saw his appeal as a
call to former Democrats for
Eisenhower" but Lee County
and most of the States South
west-remained loyal during
the period Of DETECTION in 1856.
Mr.. Goodwin was introduced
by William Fugate, candidate
for commemorative attorney,
as being a possible candidate
for Governor.
The Southside native replied
that he had not come to Lee
County seeking support for
himself in any Office. But he
did not deny his interest in the
governorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

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