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Evening star., 1960-06-06
OLEFSKY OFFERS
CELLO STAPLES
BY DONALD L. LEAVITT
Contributing Critic

Paul olefsky. cello; Emma Endres-
KountZ: piano. Phillips Gallery.
Program: Sonata in A, op. 50,
Beethoven: Sonata in F, op. 80,
Brahms: Sonata, Franck.
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Mrs. William A. Glenn, Mrs. Will
lard, Mrs. c. w. Ellison.
Also Mrs. Florence Hibbs Dan
iels, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Maxwell,
Mrs. Stanley Grigsby, Mrs. Harry
Mayes, Mr.. Wilbur Nichols, Mrs.
Mary Nichols, Mr.. James E. Mic
hols Jr., Mrs. Flossie Harris, Mrs.
Dolores Brown, Mrs. Allie E. Will
son, Mrs. Viola Madden, Mrs. JOS
ephine Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Finch, Mr.. Lloyd Elliot, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Officer, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Stovan, Mrs. Emma Grimes,
Mrs. Virginia Stovall, Mrs. Edith
Moulden, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ewing,
Wallace Partee, Mrs. Joanna X.
Holbrook, Mrs Marie Reddick,
Mrs. Bernstein Moore, L. Howard
Bennett, o. H. Newman, Walter
V. Nelson, Mrs. Donald Cassius,
Mrs. Ronald A. Judy, Mrs. William
Helm, Mrs. Inez Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nixon.
And Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Cox,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jennings,
Mrs. E. L. Sims, Mrs. Beaulah
Fountenette, Mrs. J. F. Franklin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Plouis Moore, Mrs.
Elmer Smith, Mrs. Fannye H.
Smith, Morris Warsehauer, Wood
row Macklin, Ramon Sisson, Mrs.
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Africa At A Glance
POLITICAL RIOTING


Bo Sierra ANP) prediction riot broke out recently
supporters Leone Peoples party and the
Peoples party propaganda campaign for three vacant
the ensuing melee two persons were reported ~
sound truck of damaged and the home of Albert Mag
PP leader elections for membership on the
town miles from the Freetown the capital
OLYMPIC APPEAL NOW AT $S6s5
Lagos Nigeria (NP)Th third list of donations published BY
Olympic Appeal fund shows that the amount coecu
f nnromaev s. $685. toward goal seeks
sufficient Nigean team of 25 athetes ana 0oNes
Rome nextA August take part in the Olympcs
$2sOOOO RAISED FOR PLASTIC SURGERY HOSPITAL
Nairobi Kenya amp Research trust disclosed
nt that about $3.50 ooo toward goal million has been
raised for a oobed plastic surgery hospital which is to bear the name
of the missionary surgeon Albert schwetzer The hospital to De
open to all constructed site adjoining the Aga Khan
hospital partly with overseas sugeonst is hoped
fellowship exchange program between A7ca America an0
Britain
REGIONAL HEADS CHANGED
Lagos ANP Following the recent elections which filled the
of the new representatives shifts
leadership made In the Eastern region Dr.
okpaa named premier to succeed Dr. Nnandi lz) Azwe
who won similar situation prevailed
the West Chief premier place Of Chief
NJ Abofem Awolowo, Action Group leader
BAUXTTE n. CANEROONS
Yaonde French Cameroons amp deposits
million discovered after eight
Northern Cameroons
week Officials the discovery immediate
railway presently under
will be able to transport the to the coast 300 miles
sEIAssIE FAvORs US. OF AFRICA
Adds Aababa (ANP) Emperor heartily
United States of Africa"
play leading fastening Independence
that like independence and
Think peoples should theirs
United States Of Africa but that will take
RELEASE HASTINGS BANDA
DarESalaam, Tanganyka (ANP)Dr Hastng K Banda
banned Nyaand African National
immediate
prison Southern Rhodesia
Robert Armitage British the protectoate
They detained plotting government
and will continue detention
Specifically Banda gov
said will
longer considered "a danger to public law
NIGER CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR REPUBLIC
Nancy amp Niger Republic
of its bouncing last month with Inauguration
radio station In the chief day Diori
said we autonomy
the community"
CONSOLIDATION OF TOGOLAND, GHANA.
Accra (ANP-Pemer advanced the prop
osa that French region Ivory
sanW part now Ghana before the
people with Ghana is said to o sides
ABOSIB TEST TEAMS TRIES AGAIN: STILL LUCK
Pc Po Upper Volta (ANP) o. REFUSED
International Protest tests
to enter the Upper volta but
guards The They did
included the Rev Michael
Accra, Ghana
SOUTH AFRICA MAY NOT SEEK MRS. MAFEKENGs
EXTRADTTION
Johannesburg South Africa (AP)
ton has fr indication that will
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Among Citizens
Who Viewed New
Nursing Home
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
department, Mary Musson, Mrs.
Spong. Donald c. Wilson, all of
Minneapolis General hospital, R. ].
Quinn. L. G. Anderson, Phyllis
Reuben, C & K Corp, Leo Gross
of C & K, Laura Hegstad. MINI.
Dept of Health. Mabel Nilsson, JOS
ephine A. Poehler, Elizabeth Kenny
Institute, Mrs. Ruth Nevils, Cecil
E. Newman. Amos Rosenbloom,
Norman Perl, Irving Nemerov,
Milton Desnick. Mary Moe, Irene
Valleby, B. v. Gerhardt.
And B. V. Gerhardt. Ben Hams
Ter and Mrs. L. w. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hoitomt, Mrs.
Earl w. Bowman Jr., Wayne Bow
man, Mr. and Mrs. Arty F. Wat
kins, Erie lie Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Audie Tucker, Mrs. Leroy
Hall, Mrs. Iva Carter, Mrs. Mary
E. Armstrong, Mrs. Alberta Pitts,
Rev. ]. c. Hodge Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
James Walker, Mrs. Mamie Upte-
grove, Mrs. Matte Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l. Alexander, Mr.. and
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best. She still has a long way to
go but with her parents extra
special love and patience with her
she will be a different child before
too long, thanks to Marie, the
dedicated young school teacher.
Give more thought to the mid
die child.
He who acquires knowledge
without imparting it to others is
like a flower in the desert where
there is no one to enjoy it.
Anon
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saying, I'VE are at our wits end
with Helen. She is so mean and
ugly with the other children and
although only seven, seems to al
ways go around with chip on her
shoulder. She tells us we favor"
her older sister because she, Doris,
is nice looking When she isn't
complaining about Doris getting
everything nicer than hers, she
says we always are doing some
thing nice for the younger brother
of hers. We do not favor anyone
of the children. When we buy for
Helen we always buy for Doris but
Doris is a child who likes to be
clean. She does not want her hands
to stay dirty so she washes them
often. She also likes to have her
hair combed whenever it needs
brushing and she keeps her clothes
as clean as possible. She simply
likes to be looking her best at all
times. Helen, although only 13
months younger, is the very op-
posite. She never willingly has her
face or hands washed and does not
want her hair combed. She says
I keep Doris nice and clean and
don't care how she looks. That is
not true. I love all three of my
children but I don't seem to be
able to understand Helen.
She looked at Marie, a very
brilliant young school teacher who
is dedicated to her profession. She
has gone to many Of the parents
homes to talk with them and try
to show them how they can get
along better with their children.
Marie hesitated a moment before
answering and then she asked,
Isn't Helen the middle child ?
Since she Is the middle child she
needs a little more attention than
she has been getting. She feels
you do not love her and that is
why she does so many little things
that aggravate you. Doris, the
first born, has been showered with
love and a great deal Of attention
because she was the first born.
Carl, the baby, is still receiving
a great deal of care and attention
because he IS the baby. Can't you
see, Helen, being the middle child,
is sort of let alone, in a way.
Doris has come into lot of at
tention because she was not only
the first born but she is also
very pretty child and when the
two are together, friends, uncon-
sciously, go toward Doris and say,
my, what beautiful child" Helen
stands by and perhaps one out
Of ten will condescend to say, land
Helen, how nice you look today"
Friends do not mean to be cruel,
they are thoughtless, in this case.
Marie, the teacher, told the chill
dren's mother, Cora, to make
special effort to be more affec-
tionate toward Helen. She said
Helen felt no one loved her and
all she needs Is to be assured she
Is wanted and loved as much as
her brother and sister. Let her
know she can be trusted to keep
herself sweet and kind without
any special effort on her part and
she will find she will attract as
much attention as any of the other
children.
Marie, the teacher continued,
ANY time a child acts the way
Helen does, being the middle child,
is because she wants attention and
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THIS THAT
By Hazel Underwood

TEACHERS PRAYER
Help me- dear Lord to unlock each small heart
With keys Of kindness and with loving care.
With wisdom may I set each child apart
That has some special need. Make me aware
Enough to take the time that might spend
In idle chatter somewhere through the day
To make some lonely child better friend
BY patient guidance in his work and play.
With faith and understanding sympathy,
I pray to heal where discipline can't reach,
And ask above all else that may
The need to love each child that would teach.
Grade Teacher
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being and acting naughty gets the
attention she needs. In order to
help her, give her more love and
attention and she will repay you
over and over.
Today, many weeks later, Helen
has not sprouted wings yet, but
already her disposition is much
improved. She is trying to do her
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S+NN-
Basutoland whe fled recently.
Mrs Mafekeng president and Canning Worlers
union president National Conge Womens league
escaped organized African protest
against of herfrom
northwest Cape Of South Africa She had been
by the administration without trial just PreeP.0y ou
and league The Punishment had
heaped considerably world publicity the Union
Incidentally during annual debate the conrys policies OF
apaheid So condemnation
absaned from voting and Btanvoted
against the tenuous grounds that
demnation dealh with domestic affair"
ToURE HAS FIRM GRASP ON EVENTS IN AFRICA
Conalty Guinea CAMP President Sekou Toure
Chatham house and the British Boadcsg company wit" his
grasp happening African continent Though is
generally known Toue vigorously pushing the study on English
n Guinea schools.
aceby between Gen de Daulle
officials after Guinea declared its
destroyed all records to criminal records
impressed by Tous habit Of speaking
At political gathering he
speech lasted the to three the next
ing
GREATER soMAInAND UNION BRITISH. ITALIAN
SoMALH-AND
Magadischu somailand (ANP) African
Somaland federation
protectorae
independence vcepresdent
British territory rather
between the something total Indignation
NO OFFICIAL RECOGNITION AFRICAN PARTY
Nairob Kenya ANP) - The Kenyan still refuses
the independence political
party spoemen consider the
emergency actually until Kenyatta
Under the the cessation emergency
be kept under restriction for indefinite
limitation Aficanhed public meetings registration
hca parties still very Mboya
unonis and legislative already
remaining restrictions.
GHANA GREETS N1GERIS
Lagos, Nigeria (ANP) Kwame Nkrlmah prime minister
Ghana transmitted the following Aha
minister
please accept the wishes people
Of Ghana for leader of the
LUTHERANS To SET RADIO STATIONS IN AFRICA
Geneva Switzerland AP)Three radio
shed by the World year programs
all Africa and SOUTHEAST Africa Sites
Adds Ababa, Ethiopia; in South Africa Tanganyka.
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The Middle Child

long ago group friends talking and of them
school teacher of note group
Evening star., 1960-09-25

Adventure "The Lady and the Lion"
Tim and Toubo encounter Jealousy. ro-
nance and a charging lion when they
take a film company into the African
Evening star., 1960-11-13
BIonkenship Sparks
1910 la Plato Victory

Fullback Sam Blankenship
returned the opening kickoff rs
yards to score the first Of three
La Plata touchdowns in the
first quarter which stood up
for a 1870 victory over rival
Lackey High School yesterday
at La Plata.
Blankenship also plunged for
the second touchdown to end
a 30-yard drive after Don Stall
man intercepted a Lackey pass.
La Plata finished its season
with a As record, while Lackey
is 2-5-1 with one game to play.
LACKEY ------- O.
La PLATA ------19 0 0 O-19
La Plata scoring: Touchdown
Blankenship 2 75, kickoff return; 2,
plunge): Pich 16, pass from STALL
mani. Conversion-~crawfofd.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
CeItics Victors
After Russell
Floors krebs

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. IL
tAPl. - Boston's fast moving
Jones boys. Sam and K. c.. rail-
lied the Celtics in the second
period for q 131-l24 National
Basketball Association victory
over the Los Angeles Lakers.
The game was marked by a
crashing left hook thrown by
Boston'S Bill Russell, which got
him elected for the first time in
his playing career. Russell
iammed with the Lakers' Jim
Krebs battling for a rebound in
the fourth period. Russell
backed of and fired a hook,
which fioored Krebs.
Russell was bounced and
Krebs went out for good, re-
ceiving stitches to close up a
cut lip.
Lost in the scrambling con-
test was the brilliant Appoint
performance by Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor, supported by
Rookie Jerry Vests 81.
Boston trailed 42-35 in the
second quarter when the
Joneses were inserted. K. C. hit
six straight points. Sam COL
lected a field goal, the Lakers
got the basket back, then K. C.
dropped one in for a 47-46 lead
the Celtics never relinquished.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Rockets Beat Wheaton
ToToke Bi-County Title

in the second half. They scored
early in the third quarter on a
65 yard, S-play march with
Quarterback Bruce Mackey
scoring on a keeper from the
16. Moments later, Rocket
Butch Israel intercepted a pass
IN Wheaton's AZ. However, Wat
son Prather's touchdown, was
nullified by a clipping penalty.
Mackey Carries Over
Richard Montgomery wasn't
to be denied, however. and
seven plays later Mackey went
over from the 3. The Rockets
threatened in the fourth quar-
ter when Curtis intercepted a
pass on the Knights 20. The
drive begged down and Curtis
second field goal attempt was
wide.
Curtis, hobbled by bad knees,
nevertheless managed So yards
in Is tries and finished his
schoolboy career with sea-
son total of 68l yards in "a
tries for an average of a little
better than 7 yards per try. He
scored 13 touchdowns and
kicked 29 conversions in As at
tempts for a total of l07 points.
WHEATON % 8 o O. G
r. MONTGOMERY 0 Z IL Ole
Wheaton scoring: Touchdown-Eader
C., run).
Montgomery scoring: Touchdowns
-Mackev, > t16, run; 3, rum. Cur
tbs, q. plunge. Conversion-Curtis
(kick),
Evening star., 1960-11-13
james Madison Wins
Over Osbourn. 1875

Halfback Ray Hunt ran 25
yards around left end on the
third play Of the last quarter
for the winning touchdown as
James Madison High captured
a 1875 victory over Osbourn
yesterday at Madison.
Ray German, who scored the
Osbourn. touchdown in the
third period on a 45-yard end
run behind three blocks by
Kenny Cox, had a 30-yard run
for an apparent touchdown
nullifled by penalty in the first
quarter. Also, time ran out with
Osbourn on the Madison 8.
OsBoURN --------O o 8 o.
MADISON ---------0 q q 6-1l
Osbourn scoring: Touchdown Ger.
man (45, rum.
Madison scoring: Touchdowns-Ba.
Der Q5, run); Hunt (25, run).
Evening star., 1960-11-13
GIenefg Finishes
Unbeuten Season

Glenelg High School, playing
only its third year of football,
completed an eight-game sched-
ule unbeaten and united with
its first victory over rival How
ard. County. 1870. yesterday at
Glenelg.
Raymond Leishear scored the
second touchdown on a 2-yard
buck over right tackle and
sealed the decision with a 81
yard touchdown pass to End
Ricky Phillips on the first play
after Billy Cover recovered q
Howard tumble in the fourth
quarter.
Jimmy Spurrier intercepted
q visitors pass to set the frs
touchdown drive in motion
covering So yards. Douglas Nc
Donald scored on a 28-yard rur
through right tackle.
a3yAR1 Gs EyNNf1 COUNTY g 3 g -!
Glenelg scoring: Touchdovns-Mc
Donald (2S, run); Leishear (2, plungel
Phillips (2l, pass from Leishear). Con
version-Jones.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

county sports programs. Also
three memorial awards for
coach Of the year. sportsman OF
the year and player Of the year
will be presented.
Wayne Millner, former star
football player at Notre Dame
and later with the Redskins
will be inducted as the second
member Of the Arlington Hall
Of Fame. George McQuinn
former American League first
baseman. was the first honored
Bob Wolff will be the toast.
master and Virginia Pailes
Miss Washington Of 1859, will
head the entertainment. Ticket,
are available at McQuinn's
Yeatman's, Molle's and Sport.
Fair sporting goods stores II
Arlington.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Knights Blank
Stags, CIinch
Tie for Second
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer.

o'Connell High School de-
feated DeMatha, 900, last
night at Northwestern Stadium
before an estimated 1900 spec
tators and clinched q tie for
second place in the Catholic
League.
Carroll thus wins the league
football championship for the
first time even should 1t lose its
final next Saturday to De-
Matha., Carroll is 80 and
OConnell. which finished
league play. Is 20. DeMatha,
Gonzaga and st. Johns all are
1-2.
The knights. paced by the
passing Of Quarterback John
Depenbrock and the running of
Fullback E. J. Longauer, scored
in each Of the last three periods.
O'Connell ended a 40-yard,
10-play drive in the second
quarter when Dope broc ck
passed 6 yards for a touchdown
to George Finan, 6-foot-2 SEN
ior end.
This same pair accounted
for the final touchdown in the
fourth quarter. this time
Depenbrock throwing 20 yards.
In the third period, Longauer.
the games biggest ground
gamer with 102 yards in 20
carries, ended a 46-yard drive
with an 8-yard touchdown
run.
The Knights had all the best
of the statistics and thwarted
the few chances the Stays had
of scoring DeMatha's deepest
penetration was to the 25 in
the third period and the 10
in the final quarter.
DeMHTHA DNNLIh ---- - 3 1 d 3
Finan. 2 20. pass from Depenbrock;
20, pass from Depenbrock. Longauer
"a, run) Q
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Lemon, Triondos to Attend
Better Sports Club Dinner

Jim Lemon Of Minneapolis
and Gus Triandos Of the Orioles
have been added to the list Of
sports personalities who will at
tend the Better Sports Club of
Arlington's fourth nnual
awards banquet at $3.50 pm.
Thursday at the Knights of
Columbus activity hall. 5l15
Little Fails road in Arlington.
Twenty awards will be pre-
sented to Arlington athletes for
their performances in various
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Neal and SutterfieId
Speak at I'd Club

Bill Neal and ALI Satterfield
assistant football coaches al
George Washington and Mary.
land, respectively, will speak al
the Quarterback" luncheon oi
the Touchdown Club at moor
tomorrow at the club, 1414 ]
street NV.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

DETROIT, Nov. II (AP).-
The Detroit Pistons snapped
a four-game losing streak by
defeating the Cincinnati Royals
116-112. in a nationally-tele-
vised National Basketball AS
sociation game today.
1t marked the 18th straight
time that the Pistons have
downed the Royals here during
the last four seasons.
Gene Shue was the big gun
for the Pistons. scoring 81
points. He hit for three of his
baskets early in the fourth
quarter in helping the Pistons
pull away.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
BY BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

Richard Montgomery High
School rallied for two touch
downs in the third quarter to
defeat Wheaton, 1876, yester-
day at Rockville and win the
Maryland Bi-County League
football championship.
A crowd estimated at more
than 5000 watched the Rockets
gain their 22d straight victory
over a 3-year period. Richard
Montgomery finished its season
with a 100 overall record and
80 in the league. Wheaton
wound up 30 on the season and
To in the league.
Following a Scoreless first pc
riod. Wheaton struck for a
touchdown early in the second
quarter. The Rockets punted
on second down giving the
knights the ball on Richard
Montgomery's 38. Whea eaton
scored in five plays with Full
back Wayne Eader, who picked
up SO yards in is carries, going
over from the 7. A 17-yard pass
from Bill Coggins to George
Rosner and a 13-yard run by
Eader set up the touchdown.
Coggins' extra point attempt
was wide.
Rockets Take Lead
On the next series of plays,
Richard Montgomery went out
in front, 7-6, on a 64-yard, IL
play drive with a 23-yard run
by Kenny Doane setting up the
touchdown. All Metropolitan
Mike Curtis bulled over from
less than a yard out and added
the extra point with lilo left
in the first half.
The Rockets dominated play
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Trinity Coins Tie

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Nov
IL (AP).-A 75-yard pass play
in the final quarter today gave
Trinity a 1922 tie with Wes-
leyan-the first in the 60-game
football series between the two
schools.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Versatile Back

Dick Easterly, Syracuse alter
nate team quarterback. played
left field for the Orange base
ball team last spring.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Deck Leeds Herndon
Post Marshall, 54-6

Herndon High School tied its
record for most points in a
single game with a 54-6 romp
over Marshall yesterday at
Herndon, completing a 9-game
schedule unbeaten but once
tied. .. 4*
Jack Hill. Julian Deck and
Richard Thompson scored two
touchdowns each and Richard
Lee passed for three as the
Hornets equalled their point
production of two years ago at
Marshall.
Deck scored on runs Of Al
and SO yards off left tackle.
the latter a school record from
scrimmage.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
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Evening star., 1960-11-13
4-SectiOn
Gas Fired Boiler
Reduced s2O.95
Regularly $l79.95

Monday Only. 75.OOO-BTU
capacity. Boiler includes
jacket, burner. Sears can ar
range installation by qualified
installers. Boiler section guar.
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Evening star., 1960-11-13

Marshall scoring: Touchdown-Fra-
zier q, plungel.
Herndon scoring: Touchdowns-Wad-
dell t5, rum; Fox (23. pass from Lee) {:
Hill Isl, run; 55, punt return) !;
Deck . al, run; 9S, rum; Thompson
. a. pass from Lee; II. pass from
Deck .trush); Hill (rush); Jennings 2
(rushesJ.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

Totals Al 80 124 Totals As 35 131
LOS ANGELES - 80 10 IS 4O-1o4
BOSTON - S5 so ii 35-13i
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Monday Only!
Base Cabinet
Reduced $lO.O7
49's
I2.HP Homart Pump
1855

Regularly $59.95 plastic top.
ped 40" base cabinet with
chromed door pulls. 2.doors
and 3 roomy drawers. White
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