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FOR SCHOOL, OPENING.
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Authorize the Development Of an Athletic Field at Caren-
age. Proposed by Senators Lucinda A. Millin, Ronald de
Iugo, Aubrey A. Anduze, Frits Lawaetz and Theovald 3.
Moorehead.
Bill No. 1156 Act to Appropriate Funds and to Pro
vide for a Hard Surfaced Road at Carenage.5 Proposed by
Senator's Ronald de Lugo,Frits LaWaetz, Aubrey A. An
DUE, Lucinda A. Milln and Theovald E. Moorehead.
Bill No. 1857 : Act to Provide for Certain Deductions
from Salaries Of Government Personnel ii Connection
with Federal Credit Unions in the Virgin Islands. Pro
posed by Senators Earle B. Ottley, John I. Maduro, PERCH
val H. Reese, Joseph A. Gomez, Candida r. Guadalupe
and Walter ]. N. Hodge.
Bill No. 1853 Act to Amend Section 495, Title 8,
Virgin Islands Code, Relating to Appeals to the Govern
ment Employees Service Commission Regarding Classif-
cation or ALLEGATIONS in the Classified Service. Proposed by
Senator's Earle B. Ottley, John I. Maduro, Perciyal H.
Reese, Joseph A. Gomez, Candida R.. Guadalupe and Wal
ter I. NJ. Hodge.
Bill No. 1859 Act to Provide Certain Exemptions
from Fees for Medical Fees for Medical Care, to Establish
A New Schedule of Fees for Medical Care and for other
Purposes. Proposed by Senators Earle B. Ottley, John L.
Maduro, Percival Il. Reese, Joseph A. Gomez, Candida R.
Guadalupe and Walter I. M, Hodge.
Bill No. 1850 Act to Amend Chapter 201, Title 33.
Virgin Islands Code, Relating to Tax Exemptions and Sub
sides. Proposed by Senators Earle B. Ottley, John I.
Maduro, Percival II. Reese, Joseph "A. Gomez. Candida r.
Guadalupe and Walter / M. Hodge.
zoNING REGULATIONS OF THE VIRGIN IS
LANDS. Proposed by the Committee on Public Works,
Safety and Trade.
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS OF THE VIRGIN
ISLANDS Proposed by the Committee on Public Works,
Safety and Trade.
COMMITTEES OF THE O
The House resolved itself into the Committee Of the
Whole and there discussed Bills Nos 1915, 1916, 1880,
1895, 1102, ILL and 1873.
IIPLENARY SESSION
The following bills were adopted in the form and BY
the votes indicated:
ITO be continued
Evening star., 1960-10-30
The Changing Scene
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
Star Staff Writer


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Evening star., 1960-08-07
Classified Index ""' See '''"" ''"' August 7August

Continued From Preceding Puse
"kishtmore Alley" l947. Tyrone
Power. 12:4S-7
Wicked Woman" 1854. Richard
Eoon. l2:45-9
Saturday AM.
"Red Desert" 1850. Don Barry.
lO:OO-5
Bring EN- Book Alive" 1882.
Fronk Buck. ll:OO-5
Saturday PM.
she Wore Yellow Ribbon" le49.
John Wayne. :OO--5
1.-THE Big Executive" 1888, Ricordo
Cortez. 1000
Redwood Forest Troll" l949. Rex
Allen. 2:OO-4
"son Antoine" 1852. Rod -omeron.
3:OO-4
"Mesie Town" l947. James Stew
ort. lO.3O-5
"FobioIo." 1851. Michele Morgan.
IO:3O-9
Road TO Glory" 1896. Fredrc
March. :OO-7
The Third Man." 1850. joseph joseph
Gotten. ll:I5-4
The Mod GhouI." le43. Dovid
Bruce. l2:35-9
Evening star., 1960-08-07

Tuesdey-BoItimore Of Detroit.
9:l5 p.m.-l3
Soturdoy-Woshineton vs.. Chicago.
2:30p.m.-o
Bowling
sundey-chompionship Bowling.
4:oop.m.-7
Seturdoy-Bowl the Champ.
4:0op.m.-7
Boxing
Wednesdey-eddie Perkins vs.. Joey
lopes. 1000 p.m.-7
Football
sundoy-FootboII of 1859. Colts
vs.. Rams. 4:3op.m.-2
Fridoy-CoIIeee AII-Stor game.
1000 p.m.-7
Golf
soturdoy-Top Pro Golf.
5:oop.m.-7
Wrestling
Tuesdoy-WrestIine. 7:3op.m.-5
Thursdoy-copitoI Arena.
e:oop.m.-
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-11-10
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

The following described tribal land
is hereby advertised to members of the
Blackfeet Tribe for a Homesite and
grazing lease:
Tract "a. SEA NW-4, Sec. 9, Twp. 32N.,
Rye. INV, 40 acres for a Homesite
lease. SW-4 NW-4, SW-4 Sec. 8, Twp.
32N., Rye. INV, approximately 200 acres
of grazing land.
Bids will be accepted by the Black.
feet Tribe up to November IS, 1860.
The Blackfeet Tribal Business Council
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
By: Earl Old Person, Secretary
Blackfeet Tribal Business Council
First Publication November 10, 1860
Last Publication November IL, 1860
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-11-10
$500 MONTHLY SPARE TIME

Refilling and collecting money
from NEW TYPE high quality
coin operated dispensers in this
area. No selling.
To qualify you must have car,
references, 5000 to $1,000 cash.
Seven to II hours weekly can
net up to $500 monthly. More
full time. For personal inter
view write Pc Box 1855, Boise,
Idaho. Include phone number.
36-1Wp
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-11-10

the right to reject any and all bids.
By: Earl Old Person, Secretary
Blackfeet Tribal Business Council
First Publication November 3, 1860
Last Publication November 10, 1860
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-11-10
lEGALS

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The following described Tribal land
is hereby advertised to members of
the Blackfeet Tribe for farming and
grazing leases:
Tract 20. Lot l, Sec l, Twp. 33N.,
Rye. 8W., 80 SO acres of decided land.
Tract 81. Ed NW-4 Sec. 80, Twp. BAN,
Rye. wv, 30 acres of decided land.
Tract %. NJ NJ NE4 SW4 Sec. 10,
Twp. 36N., Rye. CIV, 10 acres.
Tract %. SW-4, Sec. 80, Twp. 35N.,
Rye. wv, l60 acres of decided land.
Sealed bids will be accepted by the
Blackfeet Tribal Council up to Novem-
Der IA, 1860.
The BIackfeet Tribal Council reserves
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Shameful Summit
tcontinved from Page u

tContinued from Page u
ALL or THE PRESIDENTS ADVISORS EXCEPT
Harry HOPKINS OPPOSED HIS GOING. cocKsURE ILL.
PREPARED, AND, AS AT TEHERAN. WITH NO sTRATE-
CY BEYOND HIS OLD oBsEssIoN THAT THE IMPORT
ANT THING WAS FOR STAIN TO LIKE" HIM, HE Ic-
NoRED THEM AND WENT ACROSS THE WORLD IN AN
osTENTATIoUs SPECTACLE OF PERSONAL VANITY
AND POWER WHICH WAS TO BE HIS LAST THE YALTA
CONFERENCE WAS HELD IN FEBRUARY. ON APRIL II.
ROOSEVELT DIED.
Just before he left for Yafa he received
al the White House. Secretary Of War Stmson
and General Leslie r. Groves director Of the Manhattan
Project which developing the first atomic bomb. in
formed him that THE SUCCESS OF THE A-BoMB WAS
"a 90 PER CENT CERTAINTY" AND THAT IT WOULD
PROBABLY BE READY IN AUGUST"
THIS COULD HAVE DIssIPATED ANY LINGERING
DOUBTS THAT THE UNITED STATES, UNADED AND
WITHOUT sToRMINc THE JAPANESE HOMELAND,
WOULD BE ABLE TO BLAST JAPAN OUT OF THE WAR.
BUT ALREADY THERE WERE NO DOUBTS IN THE
MINDS or THOSE BEST ABLE TO KNOW, AND MR..
ROOSEVELT KNEW THIS.
WHEN ROOSEVELT WENT TO YALTA, HE KEPT
MACARTHUR AND NIMTz FAR AWAY HE ASKED THEM
NOTHING, TOLD THEM NOTHING; YET THEY WERE THE
TWO MEN MOST QUALIFIED TO COUNSEL HIM ON THE
PACIFIC WAR. THE NEGLECT WOULD BE INcoMPRE-
HENsiBLE But FOR THE FACT THAT He ALREADY
KNEW WHAT THEIR ADVICE WOULD BE AND IT WAS
NOT COMPATIBLE WITH HIS PLANS AT THIS STAGE
ELEMENTARY CRAFTSMANSHIP, FOR THE SECURITY
OF AMERICAN INTERESTS m THE FAR EAST, RE-
CURED THAT THE SOVIET UNION BIZ, AT ALMOST
ANY COST, DIssUADsD AND FoREsTALLsD FROM EN-
IERlNG The WAR WITH JAPAN ROOSEVELT WENT
TO YALTA AND SECRETLY DID JUST TIE OPPOSITE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

To those who think they have right 10 order me yves
OF others. he says ~.,. :, .,~>~
~As WOULD NOT BE A SLAVE. SO WOULD Mo.
BE A MAsTsa- This EXPRESSES nv IDEA o. OE"'0@'
RAcY"
70 ,be>e who are fsins-hesrsd in the Pvosee''o" I"
hvmss rights. he says - ga,
TINE CAUSE OF CIVIL LIBERTY MUST NOT BE SUN
RENDERED At THE END or ONE OR EVEN ONE HUN
DRED DEFEATS" c....,
To those who cling 70 ovfworn notions me Po''ee'
leader who uv an ovsnoded political party and nePeo '0'
nex one holds % this standard Of eondvef;
q, SHALL TRY TO CORRECT ERRORS WnsK.
SHOWN TO BE ERRORS AND SHALL ADOPT NEW
VIEWS AS FAST AS THEY SHALL APPEAR TO Be 'Soe
VIEWS"
To office holders in positions OF rus es'sos'e ~
the people, he gives the fsiresf Of counsel:
~tr IS AS MUCH THE DUTY OF THE coveRNNer,
TO FENDER PROMPT JUSTICE AGAINST ITSELF. IN
FAVOR OF CITIZENS. AS IT IS TO ADMINISTER The
SAME BETWEEN PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS"
To all who are concerned about national security N On
uncertain world he speaks clearly and calmly
OUR RELIANCE IS IN The LOVE OF lIeskii
WHICH GOD HAS PLANTED IN US. OUR DEFENSE IS IN
Tue SPIRIT WHICH PRICED FREEDOM AS THE HERI
TAcE or ALL MEN m ALL LANDS EVERYWHERE"
These are words Of Lincoln that come down to US now
after al the rushnq crowded years words that ring Ike
the az blows Of the young rspifser in the prairie timber
words for him 10 act on the black days Of disvnon guide
lines for US 70 apply todsyn his memory and tor our own
sexes ST. Louis Post-Dispateh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Religion And Presidency

The availability of Senator John Kennedy the pres
ideniaI nomination has again stirred ur .ta question
OF religious utilization and The --csics.,cy A.. ASPiRANT
FOR THE Presidential OFFICE IS a ROMAN cATHO-
Lie, IT APPEARS THAT HE MUST BE SUBJECTED TO
KIND OF SCRUTINY NOT DIRECTED TOWARD THE CAN
DDATE WHO HAPPENS TO BE A PROTESTANT ANY
CITIZEN HAS THE RIGHT TO ASK ANY QUESTION ne
MAY WISH ABOUT ANY ASPECT OF THE LIFE OF AN
AsPIRANT FOR PUBLIC OFFICE. BUT WOULD ASK
SPECIFICALLY WHEN IS THE RELIGION OF a cANpl-
DATE SIGNIFICANT ISSUE AND WHEN IS IT NOT?
IN WHAT INSTANCE IS A CANDIDATES RELIGION OF
SUCH NATURE AS TO EFFECT MEAsURABLy HIS Exc
cUTIoN OF THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CHIEF
EXECUTIVE?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
US. Defenses-
Continued from Page "

" me net result OF these occurrences is counirv.wide
oeos'e on ms latter point the effect will be aheahy one
deeis'cnS II is military axiom that after co.;d; -,
information available about the eneys capabilities and anv
resD'e indications as TO his intentions commander should
choose The course Of action which is bes, suited q,
push MS mission whatever the enemy may dow,b;n tbe
's imposed by the Isfiers capabilities and by the time
aHsRe ARE ACCOMMODATING INDICATIONS THAT
eEsN. a a GATES HIMSELF A FORMER INreLLI.
TOWARD PROVIDING US WITH "M,x" os ,.r e.,n
WHICH VIII Will PRESERVE OUR FREEDOM OF ACTION m
IRE DECISIONS OF THE FUTURE. IE so AZ, AMer,'
CANS. REGARDLESS OF PARTY, VIII HAVE pe~soM
- - ss anANkFUl THAT HIS NOMINATION. HAS essM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
II AM NOTHING. F" (Ahe)
MAN IS MY ETERNtl IMAGE GODS

v26 AND GOD SAID LET US MAKE MAN IN
OUR IMAGE. AFTER OUR LIKENESS THE IMAGE OF
MAJESTIC, UNERRiNc SPIRIT. THE ONE REAL
SUBSTANCE, VolDlNc MATTER" AND ITS FATHER
THE DEVIL THE ONE, REAL, SANE MIND SOUL
IN AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE. or OMNlPOTENT,
DIVINE LOVE - cMNlSclENT OMNIPREsENT,
oMNlAcTVE, YOUR "FAThERMOTHER GOD, ALL
HARMONIOUS"
" Is CONCLUDES WITH AND LET THEM HAVE
DOMINION OVER ALL
AND SO. THE DETROIT TRIBUNE REVEALS THAT
ABE lINcoLNs TWO SAYINGS. PREVIOUSLY QUOTED
ARE POLITICAL PHIL soPHY, RATHER THAN
PURE CHRISTIAN REVEALED TRUTH!
LINCOLN AFTER SO YEARS.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 1889
What we revere the 5oth anniversary Of Abraham
lineons birth is his vast mmeasursbIe still GROWING con.
fbUon 10 popular and The democratic way Of
ife the preseryer Of he Union the qrear ex-
ample in word ard deed Of leadership Of and
for and by the people.
To those who resort 10 violence TO gain their ends he
speaks, this Fundamental truth:
There no grievance that The fit object Of redress
by mob law"
Continued Next Column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Beloved Abe Lincoln
tconfinved from Back Pssel
LINCOLN. AFTER $50 YEARS !

mirror OF World opinion
The DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS TWO ASPECTS
or LINcolN's IDEALS AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY =
BECAUSE HAD LINCOLN FOLLOWED MRS.
EDDY, THUS HAVING ACCESS TO THE cHRisT's
SECOND COMING" HIS REMARKS. WHICH WE
NOW QUOTE WOULD HAVE MANIFESTED MORE
CHRISTINE METAPHYSICS:
ABE: GOD MUST HAVE LOVED THE COMMON PEOPLE
BECAUSE he MADE so MANY OF THEM
TRUE OR FALSE? - FALSE
I AN NOTHING GOD IS EvERYTHINc.' IAN
ADAM OR EVE - YES GODS IMAGE. MAN -
NO
PART7
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT:
GOD, NEVER, IN ALL ETERNITY MADE ANY
THING so TRAGIC PATHETIC. AS THE SHINING,
STUPID LAUNDERING ADAMEvE HUMAN
RACES 7 (! AND THEIR SO CALLED MATERIAL"
WORLD HENCE THE c-H-LLDl-E-s.s CAREER or
CHRIST JESUS
THE FIRST CHAPTER or THE GENESIS tOF cREA-
tom DOES NOT AcKNoWL EDGE THE EXISTENCE
or ADAMS. EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsEs.
KNAvEs OR FOOLS THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD /. 1! - THE
CHASTITY FARCE or lso-eaIed MATERIAL EXIST
ENcE" p. 272 c.s TEXTBOOK MY ONLY IN
FALLiBLE - BIBLE - PASTOR - ONLY TRUST
WORTHY FRIEND OF OUR SENIOR. Basic
PASTOR, KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE AND
ALL BIBLES ON THE CONTRARY. NY CREATION
OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE, WERE, AND ARE. COMPLETE
AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR HAD MADE.
AND BEHOLD IT WAS is VERY Good!
Cen l3l - PERFECT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Principal Goes Mad


GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE ADAM-EvE MYTHS OF THE PRISONERS
or THE DEVIL MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRiPPLEs
THE NoN.cHRisr SCIENTIST CLERGY. LAITY
LEADERS MAssEs!.
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH ACCEPTED?
ONE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONER. NO
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH, NO c.S SOCIETY IN
HARTFORD CITY. IND.
ANDLEr US CALL TO YOUR ATTENTION THAT
AWFUL - MYTH FORTUNATELY, NEW LONDON,
TEXAS SCHOOL DISASTER OF rs YEARS AGO =
OVER 200 DEATHS DUE TO A GAS LEAKAGE AND
EXPLOSION - FRUITS OF THE SATAN BOUND"
THE NoN.cHRlsT SCIENTISTS!
JUDGING BY APPEARANCES
NEW LONDON TEXAS, HAD NO LISTING IN The
cs JOURNAL WHATSOEVER! NO c.s. CHURCH,
SOCIETY, OR A SINGLE PRACTITIONER!
AND AMAZINGLY ENOUGH, MY ONE, PURE
TRUE HONEST, COMPLETE. sATANFREE, SAME
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS - THE CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS OF
ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES - HERE AND HERE
AFTERi- IMPERATIVE. PURE. BASIC EDUcA
TON, CULTURE POLITICS, RECREATION ENTER.
TAINMENT.
my HUSBAND WAS SICK = DESPERATELY"
Free Press 23
Mrs Hazel Redden wife Of an elementary school prn-
cpa who shot teachers to death and then committed
suicide SAYS her husband suffered persecution complex
Following her description Of her husbands condition as
given exclusively to United Press International
HARTFORD CITY, Ind.-tUPD - Definitely he was
sick. He was desperately sick. No question about it,
1T BEGAN LAST SPRING. HE WAS A PERSON WITH
A PERSECUTION COMPLEX. IT KEPT GETTING WORSE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

Titan lCBM ExpIodes-
tconsnvsd fssm Back Pss''
GOD "a ms DETROIT TRIBUNE
N Iy.TA4c-A4 ADAAs-EvE PHENOMENA OF
rAf SATAN BOUND" THE NON CHRIST
SCIENTISTS |! -pupfs OF EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
CRlPPlEs!-
n.,c,. M /, ION RAcKETs, sTuPEFERs, Ar
eeAsces SOOTHING syRuPs - ALCOHOL. ~.
eAcco IMPURE CHRIST VOID In .t s.n .'.u
me-, ,,n,Nc PRAYERS or 9oYEAR PLUS KIP VAN
WAY. cLeRcY, LATY. LEADERS. MASSES
,.o.eeEneNr or CONTENTIOUS OF 30 YEARS
prTspw D FoREvERMoRE - OF CHRIST AND
Iesus = VOID or MARY's FiEsHLY lDeN',as H1
pucEp TO NATIVE NoTHINcNEss ]" no
ASCENSION!
BUT THE MASTERS WORDS ARE MORE va.'O
THAN EVER: 10, I AN WITH you AlwA'' EVE"
UNTO THE END OF THE WORLD
AND REMEMBER JESUS SAID: THIS WORLD
sun,. pAss AWAY, AND IT DID. FOR HIM, IN THE
AscENsloN
DOES NOT ACTUALLY EXIST!
MATTER" AND HUMAN IMAGES ARE M-Y-T-H'-
CAL BURLEsoUEs OF REALITY
PART2
GUILT OF NON CHRIST SCIENTIST READERS.
Roth RELIGIOUS AND OBVIOUSLY IMPURE
HEBRAlc CATHOLIC tcREEK lNcLUDEo), AND
PROTESTANT RELIGIOUS WORKS. EVEN THOUGH oP-
POSED TO SIN ARE DUPEs, SUCKERS, OF SATAN (!
THAT IS WHY DUPEs ARE NOT CHRIST SC'EN
TlsTs!- GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE - WHO
HAVE MADE THEIR DECLARATION OF lREPENT-
ANcEl INDEPENDENCE" FROM THE MYTHS
ADAMS, EWES, MURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsEs
KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE ANTi-cHRIsT, P-s-Yc-H-o-
P.A-THLc EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD MANY BELIEVE IN
CHRIST, BUT KNOW NOT THE MEANING OF
JESUS REQUIREMENT TO PERFORM HIS WORKS
AND GREATER John l4l2), etc. KEEP MY
COMMANDMENTS NOR THE FULFILlMENT OF
PROMISE AND PROPHECY OF "ANoTHER CON-
eoRTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST, WHO WILL TEACH
YOU ALL THINGS" - "A COMPLETE AND FINAL
REVELATION WHICH WICKED AND ADULTERoUs
GENERATIONS HAVE BEEN UNWORTHY or APP
PREHENsIoN!
HENCE. cLERcY's INDIFFERENCE TO JESUS
SUBLIME DECLARATION: THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
IS AT HAND; 1T is WITHIN YOU" AND OVER THE
RADIO DAILY. YOU MAY HEAR THE CLERGY SPEAK
OF THE LORD JESUS WILL SOON COME
THESE RIP VAN Wrinkles BETTER AWAKEN TO
CHRIST JESUS, ACTIVE NOW IN GODS ONE, SATAN
FREE SAME CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS, THE
CHRIST. SCIENTIST WHERE MATURE, coNsE-
GRATED STUDENTS APPREHEND - NOW = Ex-
elusive REALITY, Externally. COMPLETELY PoPU-
LATED. INcoRRUPTIBLE, UNAVAILABLE, oMN
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE
HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS
Christ Jesus) = WHO DIscERNED THE IMMEDIATE
FOREGOING.
HENCE. HIS c-HIL-DL-E-s-s CAREER! NO APNc
OF GOD. THE ONE. REAL PARENT CREATOR
-. - -,
Religion And Presidency
Continued from Back Psse)
The availability of Senator Kennedy for the nres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

Pc. Living-Sleepinp Grou1
Evening star., 1960-01-10
ESKIMO TEEN-AGER
Whale bIubber to roast beef =
Continued From Poee !


the Arctic to oheated
city homes and traditional city
Born Point Barrow the far northern tip OF the 49th
State spent childhood there fellow ESko
speaking the Eskimo language and growing little Eskimo
girl Her still operate coffee shop and restaurant at
Point summertime outfit two boats for whale
hunting during the Arctic Ocean isn't frozen
But in winter the family tricks down to Fairbanks so Pat
and her brother Steve go to high school.
At the million high school in Fairbanks Pat is one
of Is Emos in the 800member student body She popular
with classmates Eskimo origin in no way a
handicap to her social standing.
As of now Pat has steady boy friend Ven Hines VINO al
tends the University Alaska just outside OF FAIRBANKS
Like other teens Pat expected perform her share OF mousse
hold chores which often sitting with an older married
brothers children shopping at the local supermarket and hepng
out with the dishes.
Kitchen Pat prepare familiar American
dishes omeletteS and roaS put Sne
Eskimo delcacieS like Muktuk (wae Duo-
Der ew seal iver eak-the last with barbecue
type
requires clothing both for Fairbanks and Tor Point
Barrow wardrobe both climates and social situations
of hghheeled shoes plus pair OF ukukS
Eskimo boots mother made out OF caribou skins
Though Pat finds living and schooling in Fairbanks o OF
forward to the vacations back at the scene
childhood Next she plans take over the counter
would help In her small way 70 cut up the
whales fathers brought in.
Barrow that Pat learned to bounce IN the
"nelukatuk The word, which means Ito toss up In EKio
the misunderstanding sport in which stretched SeaSnS
used to toss high in the air ampone style Emo
indulge the hour and at early are ee
Fairbanks Pat shares with fellow
biggest thing Alaskan history since the gold rush
anelV
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Rocket Boosters Paint
Stadium Again Saturday

The Rocket Boosters" q non
profit organization open to all
adults interested in helping sup
port the overall athletic pro-
gram of Richard Montgomery
High School, will be out in
force with paint brushes again
this Saturday morning.
Twenty-four men and Mrs.
Clarence Dodson put a coat of
paint on the permanent bleach
ers at Richard Montgomery last
Saturday. But it wasn't enough,
so the boosters will be out with
more green paint for a second
coat. Anyone interested in
joining the painting is invited
to be at the high school at $3.50
am. Saturday-with brushes.
The first big project of the
boosters is drive to help pay
off the $500 still due on the
new 1856 bleacher seats recent
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13

the last two weeks without
(Fullback Wayne) Eader and
Guard Mark) Martinson and
they'll be out for another couple
of weeks"
Hahn was pleased with the
improved passing attack against
Northwood, but because of the
score, couldn't tell if there had
been overall improvement.
Wheaton has won five straight
this season, allowing four
touchdowns CHATS 700
many" says Hahn and will be
facing its toughest test thus far
in Blair.
Coach Joe Good was in
negative mood despite a 46-7
win over winless Oxon Hill last
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
|NorfhWood Meets
Bee at Blair

Coach Bob Foster is "still
confident we'll upset team or
two" despite a 46-7 lacing by
Wheaton last week. Whether
Northwood can catch B-CC with
a letdown after two straight
losses in close games, is another
matter entirely.
Northwood came close to up.
setting B-CC last season, and
the Barons aren't likely to for
get it when the two teams meet
Friday at Blair. However, if
the Indians can muster a de.
tense and get lucky, they could
turn the trick.
B-CC has yet to mount a sus-
tanned scoring drive this season,
although the Barons have one
OF the best defensive units in
the Bi-County League. B-CCs
only offensive I'd in winning
three games in five tries was
on a long pass.
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OF 18th Game
Between Rivals
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

The second game of the
Sentinel Trophy series for
the Up-County champion
ship gets under way under
the lights at 8 pm. Friday
at the Gaithersburg Agricul-
tural Center where a record
crowd of up to 1000 is fore
cast.
Richard Montgomery is nurs-
ing a IL game win streak, long
est in the Metropolitan area,
but the last team to pin a loss
on the Rockets was arch rival
Gaithershurg, 7-6, under the Ag
Center arcs in 1858. Last year
the Rockets won, 23-8, to move
ahead in the series seven games
to six. The Rockets will again
be heavy favorites this year.
although the Trojans have a
very respectable 3-1-1 record.
RMHS now holds the trophy
after defeating both Sherwood
and Gaithersburg last season.
Gaithersburg Always Tough
&c aithersb burg is always
tough for Richard Montgom-
cry" said Rockville coach Roy
Lester. 1.-THE score was, 23-8,
last season but it was lot
closer game than that score
indicates"
Lester pointed out that
Gaithersburg has scored 81
points in its last three games.
81 know they have good back
field speed. (Jackson0 Holland
and (Leon) Taylor are faster
than anyone we have, and the
size of the two teams should
be about even," he continued.