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+FEAR NO EVIL
GodG MEmilea and Supreme
BY Elizabeth Ellington

as il is in heaven.
Enable us to know - as in
heaven, so on earth, God
is Omnipotenf Supreme"
In this age when man is
so concerned with the solar
system, of which Webster'S
dictionary tells us means,
"The sun, with the group of
celestial bodies which are
held up by its attraction,
which revolve around it,"
And further explanation tells
us what these are so far
known up to l943.
IL il y
In 1853, and now in 1859,
through knowledge gained
by the material senses, the
nations are finding more and
more processes by which TO
see who will be the first to
win fhe victory over space,
and be the first to solely
reach the minor planets.
On Pace ~
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BILLY GRAHAM REPORTS FROM AUSTRALIA
1900 Harmon PIae

1900 Harmon Place Minneapolis 3, MINI.
Dear Friends,
Just note from Melbourne Australia TO let you know
that we experiencing phenomena here that is unpar
aeed in ministry Never before have Witnessed such
interest the Of the of unehvrched people
in any where have held crusade
The attendance at the closing meeting Sunday March
Isl EXCEEDED $4,000 which brought the total TO us 000
THIS WAS NOT ONLY THE LARGEST CROWD WE HAVE
HAD IN ANY OF OUR MEETINGS BUT ALSO THE LARc-
EST CROWD EVER TO ATTEND AN EVENT IN THE
OLYMPIC STADIUM IN THE CLOSING SERVICE THERE
WERE 4.l07 DECISIONS FOR A TOTAL OF 2644o FOR
THE ENTIRE MELBOURNE CRUSADE - TO GOD BE
THE GLORY!
tsee BILLY GRAHAM REPORTS. Page p
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Tibet : THE ANSWER"
LDefroit Times EDITORIAL. 4L3l

Detroit Times Editorial 4/3)
Our able ambassador TO the United Nations Henry Cabot
Lodge, characerzes utterly repulsive Red China's
oppression of religion and political autonomy in Tibet
IT is INDEED. BECAUSE ITS PURPOSE Is TO CRUSH
RELIGIOUS INDEPENDENCE, 1T is REPULsIvE TO ALL
RELIGIONS. BECAUSE 1T SEEKS TO IMPOSE SLAVERY
ON a HARDY PEOPLE, 1T IS REPULsIvE TO ALL PEG
PIE WHO ARE FREE.
Mr.. Lodge is right also in suggesting that the Communist
barbariy displayed in this Hmaayan roof Of the world
will strengthen the determination of Americans 10 keer
Red China of the UN
We ask again, have asked many times before
what moral right has this repuIsve tyranny TO place ir
assembIage of nations?
The answer. before, is none.
(See TIBETAN REVOLT, Page 81
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March II, 1852

The Hon. William Rogers,
US. Attorney General
Washington, DC.
Dear Mr.. Rogers:
The writer, Republican. and publisher Of Gods indie
pendent erussding weekly the Detroit Tribune feels con-
strained to offer you some hghpowered angel food In
view OF Drew Pearsons column the Sunday Detroit Free
Press, March g. the first paragraph Of which ssser,s
(see ASSETS BACK TO GERMANY, Page q
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Bar Quota $50 per cent? Cut Sought To
One For Each 5000"

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
GOOD FOR YOU, SEN. LITOWIcH (R-Ben,on Hsrbor)
THE GOD CONDEMNED. SPIRITUAL BASTARD
Hebrews 12:7. 81. JOINTS SHOULD BE PUT OUT
OF BUSINESS ALTOGETHER BUT THAT WILL HAVE
TO WAIT FOR THE DAY OF THE LORD WHICH
coMETH AS A THIEF IN THE NcHTI
(See BAR QUOTE CUT Pace q
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GIVE ASSETS BACK TO GERMANY? NO \!
SEARCH OUT THE HEBREWS


The Hon. William Rogers,
US. Acknowledgement
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R. {. BRETHREN RECEIVE PURE
ANGEL FOOD
CAPUcHIN CHARITY GUILD

CaPUehn Monastery
Detroit, Michigan
Dear Reverends
Our friend Patrolman -, solicited purehas-
ing Of tickets to the Bowling Match Of April a.
God has directed TO submit the enclosed check for
$1,000 to aid in your charitable work behalf Of the
needy, and we enclose the Bowling Match ticket .
(See r. c. BRETHREN, Page 81
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How the Labor Bills Differ" the next 10 the last
begins For unions voluntary assoeistions IS g.
-
now mr. Webster defines voluntary in part ss a. Pro-
eeed'ng from the will. from ones own choice ar tIl
consent" ~ " 'o''
on'' rshfowork laws the laws of every state Of
me union now is it voluntary" organization in the
sense webster uses II when in order TO work where there
Is union shop you must Join the union ooo - IN or
course you can Volunteer" to get Job elsewhere b,
meaning Of the word " '''''e " "e
80, wonder how many union members Joined "voIur.
,be ioh a.. union shop made part Of getting
me IoD ihey wished TO have Of their own free will
believe strongly in the good that unions h.v. ..s..
Do' also believe that their real strength lies in
,"s'' ne'ns voluntary organizations siirsetino ,bs .
union shop methods ' "0' compulsory
Anchorage, KY. po,o,h,. e.-,-
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us. WIVES OK BIRTH c0NTR0l-R.c.s TOO

US. WIVES OK BIRTH CONTR0L'-R.C.s TOO
free Press $3.50
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
AN AWAKENING FROM THE DEVILS re. LUNAcY!
SPIRITUAL TREASON PROMOTING A POPULATION
FLOOD, REMINISCENT OF THE CATASTROPHE
FLOOD OF NOAH'S TIME
re. AND BOTH FLOODS ARE M-Y-T-H-S!.
FORTUNATELY. MISLEADING SCRIPTURE
OF IMPURE ADAM-EvE ECO TRANsLATORs-
FOR EXAMPLE. IN THE BEGINNING GOD
CREATED THE HEAVEN AND THE EARTHI-ceness III.
MY, GODS. CORRECTION VIA SECOND AND
GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN MRS. EDDY WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS WITH
A ROD OF IRONI-ReveIation H.
(See BIRTH CONTROL, Page 81
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BIBLES PRESENTED TO US. SUB CREWS"

New London, Conn. 3/25 (AP) News
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
GOOD, BUT NOT GOOD ENOUGH!
MY I-NF-A-L-L-B-L-E PASTOR. THE c.S. TEXTBOOK
is IMPERATIVE TO LlBERATE ALL BIBLES FROM
THE SPIRITUAL LUNAcY OF THE NON-cHRIST
SCIENTIST cLERGY,WHO ACCEPT AS REAL
THE ADAM-EvE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF ALL
BIBLES liking JAMES PROTESTANT, THE
Basic PASTOR OF MY ONLY COMPLETELY
ACCREDITED CHURCH, THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
NoNcHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY AND LAYMEN
ACCEPT AS REAL THE MYTHICAL, DEvILiSH,
ANTLcHRIST. PsYcHOPATHIc ADAM-EvE.
MURDEROUS CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvES' AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
PARENTHOOD
(see BIBLES PRESENTED TO SUB CREWS, Page q
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WOULD GO INTO RELIGIOUS WORK.

REV. BILLY GRAHAM ANSWERS free Press)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR M. m. AND EARLIER READERS OF OUR
COMMENT:
WHAT IS IT You WANT? = THE GLAMOUR
OF THE CLERGY. OR, TO CONVERT
THE WORLD?
MY TWO cHRIsT-ADvANcINc MARTYRS JOHN THE
BAPTIST, AND ABRAHAM LINCOLN DIScERNED
AND DENOUNCED THE WckEDNEss or Tur,p
TIMES
BELOVED ABE JOINED NO CHURCH, AND QUOTED
SHAKESPEARE, THAT THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE
FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE!
see RELIGIOUS WORK, PAGE y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Hopeful Tour of California
Scheduled by Symington

the principal speaker at a JEFF
ferson-Jackson day dinner in
San Diego. Los Angeles Demo
Gratis have invited him to lunch
on Monday. and Tuesday he
win appear at the Los Angeles
town hall.
Senator Symington, who was
Air Force secretary during the
Truman administration, has
been an outspoken critic Of the
Eisenhower defense effort
Lately, though, he has been
broadening the base OF his APP
peal and has been speaking OF
the need for effort emphasizing
aspects other than the military
in foreign policy.
His rivals will also be stirring
around in the weeks to come.
This week Senator Humphrey
will make three appearances in
New York. where Senator Ken
nedy spoke last week. He may
go to a NATO conference in
London on June /. On June IA,
he win make a two-day swing
into Wisconsin. where Senator
Kennedy toured in April. and
where presumably the two may
fight it out in an early primary,
Between now and July 4,
Senator Kennedy will be maxi
ing speeches before audiences
from here to Hawaii. He will
make an Independence Day adj
dress in the 50th State on In
dependence Day.
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Brund new The Gen.
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Farm Policies Cited
Talk to Authors
By Khrushchev
Omits Pusternuk

MASCOW. May % (AP).-
Premier Khrushchev says So
Wet writer's should stretch out
a helping hand to their fellows
who acknowledge mistakes and
seek to correct them; that it is
wrong to hit a man when he is
down.
Moscow radio reported he
made these statements in a
speech yesterday to the third
Soviet writer's congress.
The broadcast account-of a
Tass report-made. mo mention
of Nobel prizewinner Boris
Pasternak, whom a speaker at
the, congress accused Monday
of "the behavior of a traitor. /"
But it brought out that Mr..
Khrushchev criticized vladimir
Dudintsev, whose 1856 novel
mot BY Bread Alone" was
hailed in the West. Mr.. Kru-
shchev said the novel presented
a distorted picture of Soviet
life that drew the attention of
the Soviet Unions enemies.
The week long congress
closed today in the great hall
Of the Kremlin.
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The internationally famous
Olympic ). IOuded with
features comes COM
pIete with attractive upper
carrying case Brund
New
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Voters 10 Pick
ReedSuccessOr

The first special congression-
al election since the Democratic
sweep last November will be
held Tuesday in Western New
York's 43d district.
This is a longtime Repub-
lican stronghold by votes Of
about 2 to /. @. o. p. leaders
say they expect 1t to remain
that way in the voting to elect
a successor to Representative
Daniel A. Reed. the veteran
Republican. who died Febru-
airy 10.
Democrats have little hope
of taking this one, but are
anxious to poll a better-than-
usual vote SO they can claim
a moral victory. Mr.. Reed won
the district last November.
68,896 to 36.799.
The candidates in the Tues
day election are Republican
Charles Goodell. jr., jamestown
attorney. and Democrat Robert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

=. McCaifery. AllegAny farmer
and Grain MiIlers' Union Of
fetal.
The New York election will
come on the same day as Ken
tuckys gubernatorial primary
featuring q contest for the
Democratic nomination be-
tween 1t. Gov. Harry Lee
Waterfield and Bert T. Combs.
a former judge Of the state
Court Of Appeals.
Backing Mr.. Water1eld is
Gov. Albert B. Chandler, who
cannot succeed himself under
State law. Supporting Mr..
Combs is Earle c. Clements. a
former governor and Senator
who Is now executive director
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orous Democratic Party in
California, which is liberal in
outlook. has a hard core Of
partisans Of Adlai Stevenson.
Senator Humphrey is basing
many Of his Western hopes on
the possibility of capturing the
Stevensonians If Mr.. Stevenson
removes himself from the pic
ture. Senator Kennedy also
made a strong bid for the sup
port Of this wing of the party.
Senator Symington Is re-
garded as a moderate, but his
voting record has been SUM-
GENTLY liberal to win the APP
pr0val OF the Americans for
Democratic Action, which rated
him 100 per cent in the last
session Of the Senate.
Speeches Scheduled
Friday evening. Senator Sy-
mington win address the Com
monwealth Club of San Fran
cisco. a distinguished political
forum. On Saturday he will be
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all is the waste now going on
and incident to the creative
resources of the American
people," he added.
Senator Symington said
about 20 per cent of the Ma
tons industrial plant lies idle:
thousands of children lack ade-
quate schools and teachers, and
millions Of people have their
useful lives cut short by dis
eases which could be cured if
we made additional effort"
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more ground than did either Of
his rivals.
He win be the overnight guest
of Gov. Edmund @. (Pat) Brown
in Sacramento. and will address
the State legislature Thursday
lmorning. Senator Kennedy was
accorded this honor. too, and
Senator Humphrey would have
been had he not been called
back to Washington to vote on
Senator Kennedy's labor bill.
lf Brown a Candidate
Despite Gov. Browns cor
diality to all corners, he has
announced his intention Of be-
coming a favorite-son candi.
date in CALIFORNIA; Democratic
presidential primaries and the
whole State organization is
committed to him. California
will send up to rs delegates to
the national convention in Los
Angeles in July, 1860.
Gov. Brown is not the only
obstacle which ambitious Wis
itiors face. The new and Wig
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Of the Democratic Senatorial
Campaign Committee.
Former U. s. Representative
John M. Robson has only
token opposition II The Repub-
lican primary for governor.
Only Kentucky and Missis-
sippi elect governors this year
--on Nov. 3.
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Symington Hits COP.
Attitude on Spending

MILWAUKEE,. May % (AP).
Senator Symington, Demo-
crat of Missouri. said tonight
the Republicans are trying to
'bluff their way into Office by
creating national hysteria
about imitation and spending"
In a speech prepared for a
Democratic Jefferson-J jackson
dinner, he said President Eli
senhower "has used the veto,
and the threat of veto to dilute
or drown nearly every piece
of social legislation passed by
Congress in recent years."
s. Senator Symington APP
plauded Wisconsin Democrats
for recent victories in this for
mer Republican stronghold and
he promised a better Federal
farm program for dairy pro-
ducers. one Of the major in
dustries Of this State.
The Senator, who is listed
among the Democratic presi-
Dental possibilities for next
year, gave party workers here
a chance to know him and his
policies.
Parties Are Compared
{ Republicans look at a per-
son first as a taxpayer" he
said. I'VE Democrats look at
him first as a human being.
j I'VE are concerned with his
welfare. his health, and his
happiness, as well as with his
dollar"
Senator Symingten said "the
surest way to manage for a
deficit is for this country to
drift into another depression.
He contended that the Re-
publican administration had
reduced the relative strength
of our country politically and
economically, as well as in the
defense field" -
Saying no one wants infia-
ton or waste, he added:
Under these Republicans, we
now have a mountain of waste
in Government; and for that
waste we pay many billions of
dollars annually in. unnecessary
taxes"
Farm Policies Cited
An example of this, he said
is the 50 billion worth Of farm
stock now in Government hands
as "a monument to poor adj
ministration policies and pro-
grams"
In the Defense Department,
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.YWcA Fontcsy Set

The Art and Dance Work
shop Of the Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA. will present q 'spine
fantasy" dance program at 9
pm. June 6 at the Jewish
Community Center, 1929 Six
tenth street NV.
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Senator Symington said. "bil-
lions of dollars are wasted each
year in the effort to prepare
for the kind of war which
would never be waged in this
nuclear-space age"
But the greatest waste of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
ny MARY McGRORY
star stan Writer

Senator Symington Of Missouri who being doomed
eprose Democratic candidate for the presidency win begin
q six-day tour Of California next Wednesday
He will be the third hopeful Of his party visit Golden
State in recent weeks following closely Senator Kennedy
Massachusetts, and Senator Humphrey Of Minnesota.
Senator Symington will spend time there
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-02-13

Mrs. Idell STEELE, president of
the State Beauticians Association
and her committee, have complet-
ed plans for the South Central
Regional of the National Beauty
Culturists League, Inc, which
will be held here February %.
%, at the House of Beauty, 1910
Cross street.
Beauticians from Texas, Louis
lana, Mississippi, and Tennessee
will assemble here for the two
day session. February q, all beau
titicians will worship at Arch
Street Baptist church at the II
a. m. service. At 4 p. m a mass
meeting will be held at Collins
Temple Baptist church. Regional
supervisor is Mrs. Carrie L. Tay-
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Sunshine
C ldridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Marshall
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leon AL
bridge Sunday. Sunday was a
high day at the Mt. Ollie AME
church. The new pastor, Rev.
Fisher Of Warren, preached a
wonderful sermon. The subject
was, Try Ny God md the text
Will serve Mrs. Corean Walk
was, Choose this day whom 20
er was honored with surprise
borthday dinner at the home of
Mrs Geneva Aldridge, February 4.
Mrs. Bert Crawford of Boydell
and Mrs. Aldridge were hostesses.
Mrs. Geneva Aldridge accom-
gent, to Harris HID club Monday
panied Mrs F. S. Smith, HID =
in Wilmott She also demonstrated
how to make place mats from
newspapers. Thought for this
week: Don't gossip because
gossit may ruin ones life, sueak
good and that will brighten ones
life"
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Pine Street School

Continued from page Six
Shirley Cummings
Hilda Mcdaniel
Ann Davis
Carolyn Wright
Vernon Smith
Rayfus Gatewood
Kendall Fuller
Ezekiel Tatum
Larry Combs
Gordon Criswell
Michael Washington
Alvin Givan
Doretha Wright
Teresa Freeman
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Harris, tea.
cheers.
Second Grade
Laniece Beard
Janice Davis
Ellen Davis
Berlinda Smith
Linda Tatum
Nancy Williams
Kathy Washington
William Cummings
Curtis Davis
Carlton Merriweather
Leon Henderson
Mrs. Higgs, teacher
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spice dressing made by combining
an envelope of salad dressing
mix with vinegar, water and oil
When you serve this dish, the
family will say the season brings
some of the best salads of the
year!
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dishes to pro-
V / d e Q x I "a
II ouris HIM emit
for h e S e a.
S o n s m ore
igorous &C.
tiv tiles. To
give the vege-
tables distinc-
tive flavor, add
a fine herb and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-02-13

lor of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
National president is Mrs. Katie
E. Wieham of New Orleans.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-02-13
Farmer Salad

1 envelope Good Seasons Old
Fashion French Salad Dressing
Mix; ~ cups shredded white
cabbage; ~ cups shredded raw
carrots; Il cup seedless raisins;
" cup finely diced apple.
TO make the salad dressing,
combine salad dressing mix, vim.
egar, water, and oil as directed
on the envelope or cruet. Measure
70 cup.
Place all ingredients and 70
cup of the salad dressing in
salad howl and toss lightly Makes
CUPS, or 4 to servings side
salad
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Farmer Salad
for Fall
By Betty Barclau

FEATURE vegetable salad such
as Farmer Salad in the fall,
when appetites ask for hearty
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-02-13

Third Grade
Annie Bland
Mary Bunting
Rosemary Howard
Pamela Jones
Doncella Purcell
Vivian Smith
Otis Cornett
Curtis Gatewood
Courtney Madison
Roscoe Smith
Addie Piggee.
Miss Bryant, teacher
Fourth Grade
Cozetta Crenshaw
Loretta Bell
Dandra Reynolds
Annette Gillian
Edna Thomas
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-02-13

FOR FEMALE AILMENTS! prove Lydia
uqud) brings relief
from dscomforts of monthly pain and change-of-life.
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competed in the various junior
events.
Walter King won the Con-
gressional Country Club title
by defeating Robert McKinsey
in a good match recently.
In the women's event. Pa
tricia Hubbard captured the
crown by beating Carol South
mayd in three close sets.
Slater Clark Tom Rowland
are the doubles champions
their final round victims being
Bill Greenhalgh-King Clarke
teamed with Miss Hubbard to
win the mixed doubles from
Greenhalgh and Miss South
mayd.
The married couples tourna-
ment. 35 years and older, be-
gins Sunday.
4
The Edgemoor Club singles
championship got under way
over the week end with Don
Floyd seeded No. l and Doyle
Royal seeded No. 2.
Tightest m a tch of these
played so far was between Fred
Reed and Fred Dyer, with the
former winning. ST, Ga
81.
The doubles event is set to
start Saturday. Two of the
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be seen following the hooked
fish.
The fish finally broke off
however, and all we could
catch afterward we're small
bass. Once, in a clear pool be-
tween stone ridges, we spotted
big catfish.
That night the party had a
steak dinner at the Mcclellan
Gun Club near Keedysville,
then got ready for the third
stage which started next morn
ing from under the bridge at
Brunswick.
Just below the bridge is a
rocky rapid, then a stretch Of
quiet water and weed beds that
is a perfect haven for large
mouths.
Bob pulled a 14-inch large
mouth out of this spot before
we cruised past Lander where
there is a landing and rental
boats to Point of Rocks with
out catching much of note.
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strong teams entered are Jim
Shafer-Bill Bassett and Henry
Barclay-Jack Gurley.
"a
Roy erson,. Australian
Davis Cup star. has some def
mite ideas about different kinds
of surfaces for tennis.
He expressed them succintly
during the recent exhibition
matches between Neale Fraser
and himself and the American
stars, Vic Seixas and Ham
Richardson, at the Sheraton
Park Hotel courts.
II like good grass court to
play on better than any other
surface" Emerson said while
/ like the true bource of cement,
it is hot on the .eet and hard
on the racket and balls. 1t is
also more firing"
In introducing Fraser to the
large gathering. Richardson
pointed out the latter had not
lost a single match since WIN
ming at Wimbledon last June.
1T is amazing to see how a
player improves until suddenly
he is the best" the 1858 No. /
United States player said.
"Neale played better tennis in
the nationals than in the Davis
Cup matches. He is playing
better now than ever"
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ship dates from boyhood. Both
became bowlers as teenagers,
yet not until this season did
they roll as teammates, with
Kojak's Liquors in the Pop
Crawley League at Mount Raj
nier and Loving Chevrolet in
the Silver Spring Major.
Their capable aide, Ollie
Pacini, an all-time duckpin
great, makes it practicable for
Mike and Pete to be away
together. But it's probably for
only this season." Pete says.
Just thought we'd see what
1t was like to be bowling
together"
During part of last season
it appeared that Pete was a
much better bowler than Mike.
In q stretch of 81 games rolled
in three leagues, he averaged
1874. In setting the world record
for a single league season, Nick
Tronsky. the Connecticut wiz
ard, averaged 1894 for u
strings.
But LOOMS wound UP with
an overall league average of
1913 and 119 for tournaments to
land eight places below Ballos
in the area rankings.
Combine Mikes tournament
average and mine in league
bowling and we'd have been
No. l." Pete grins.
1t would have been 1913
against CrescenZi's let.