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Arizona sun., 1960-09-01
BY SHARON BROOKS
DISCRIMINATION

This is a word that has long
been used against the Negroes.
Why there is such discrimination
against them, no-one really knows,
except that it has been handed
down for generation after gener-
alton.
Why does the white man refuse
us the right to eat in their res
turant? Well, this is still another
question that has no logical an
Swer.
There have been many things
done for the betterment of the Ne
groes, since this discrimination first
started, But there is still more to
be done, and the NAACP Youth
Council has begun to do something
about it here in Phoenix, Arizona
They have started sit-down strikes
in various drug stores and restau-
rants that refuse to let us eat at
their counters, but are so willing
for us to buy our goods there Well,
it should be $3.50 bargain both
Arizona sun., 1960-09-01
Teen Talk

ways, and that is what the Youth
Council of the NAACP is working
for. They have been quite success
full at several counters already and
hope to be successful at more in
the future.
If you really want to join in
and help a worthy cause, join in
this one. You can get more infor-
nation about it by contracting Miss
Geraldine Neil.
Well gang, there hasn't been
much happening this week. About
the only nice thing | can think
of that happened this week is, the
summer vacation is over. and
school has begun again. | hope all
of you had nice vacation and are
ready for some good hard work
The last party that was given
(and that | can recalD was Miss
Lille Jones. 1t was a patio party.
She had lots of guests and good
music.
Arizona sun., 1960-09-01
Thurs, Sept. 1, 1860

oSPb. h0OO
Well folks:
School days are upon us again.
Does it take as much fuss and
worry to get your started as it
does mine? The boys, Dennie, a
freshman, and Jon, Junior, in
high school have to have just the
right shoes, shirts and genuine
Lewis. Couldn't possibly deviate
from the norm. They would possi-
ably be ostracized if they did. Kar-
len goes into nurses training at
Good Samaritan. They gave her a
list of essential items and, of
course, she has been adding to it
all summer. Don't believe she
would be taking more stuff if she
we're going to the North Pole in
stead of the few short blocks to
the hospital. Of course she will be
able to come home most week
ends, but that won't count. She
has tried to f0resee all and be pre-
pared. The "Reddy'' Fritch family
Arizona sun., 1960-09-01

seem to Jump from one crisis in'
the middle Of the next.
Well Come day go day" Red
dy's Corner just seems to rock
along. We are there every morn
ing except Sunday at and we are
there right straight through unll
/ am. just waitin' to serve you
whether it be fort t hat loaf Of
bread hat you forgot at he gro.
GERS or he '.Cup that Cheers"
We have wealth OF Items to offer
you and whether your purchase De
penny box OF matches or all the
refreshments necessary to serve
Arizona sun., 1960-09-01

eall of y0ur visiting relatives at one
time, our wish is to give you the
same friendly, helpful service.
Just give us chance to serve
you. IAItha Lucia WillieMenaa
you Altha Luella Willie, Zan-
ME Mae, and Yours Truly as
always
97&~1
P.S. I'm still asking for your vote.
II wish to serve as your represen-
ltative in District 8.
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Imagine ball-point pen that carries its
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RefillS are easily inserted in the barrel
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This handy OZARK TRAVELLING
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The wonderful
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Evening star., 1960-01-29
Buffalo Gets
9th Berth in


NEW YORK. Jan. 20 CAP).-
Buffalo today was admitted as
the eighth team in the new
Continental baseball league.
Other members are Toronto,
New York. Houston. Denver,
Atlanta. Dallas-Fort Worth and
Minneapolis-St. Paul.
Announcement of the eighth
team, completing the third
major league circuit, was made
by Bill Shea. founder of the
league, at a press conference.
Shea also announced that
the league held its first official
meeting with directors of all
eight clubs last night and Sc
lected a slate of officers.
In addition to Branch Ric-
key, who had been named presi-
dent earlier. Jack Kent Cooke
OF Toronto was elected vice
president and three men were
named to the executive COM
mittee.
They are Donald Grant of
New York, j. w. Bateson of
Dallas-Fort Worth and Reg
inald Taylor of Buffalo.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
CoIonioIs Resume PIoy
Against BuckneII Here

George Washington's basket
ball team plays Bucknell at
$3.50 tonight at the Fort Myer
gym. after which it pretty
much will concentrate on earn
ing a high-up place in the
Southern Conference tourna-
ment.
After tonight, all the Colo
malls games except return en-
gagements against Georgetowp
and Maryland will be against
conference opponents.
The ColonialS are returning
to action after 13-day layof
for mid-year exams with a 81
record. 4-3 in the conference.
1t has been pretty well es-
tablished by now that two new
men on the team, 5-foot-9 Jon
Feldman and 6-foot-5 Dick
Markowitz, are the Colonials'
scoring aces. Jon in 10 games
is averaging 1911 points and
Dick in all l6 has 1853. Howie
Bash and Ralph Kunze, both
Evening star., 1960-01-29

holdovers, are a shade above
10 points a game.
Bucknell. like CIV, has had a
rest during examination time,
and brings a 6-6 record here,
If the Bisons come back in the
same shooting form they had
in their last game they could
give the Colonials trouble, al
though CIV is expected to win
with reasonable ease.
Bucknell had a poor shooting
average until its last game
when it made better than SO
per cent while beating Lafay-
ette, 1859. The Colonials and
Bisons have played only one
common opponent, The Cita-
del, which beat CIV. 1853. and
Bucknell, 95-73. both back in
December.
A 6-foot-4 sophomore. Joe
Steiner. is Bucknell's ace. He's
averaging l73 points a game,
with season high of % against
Lehigh.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
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Detroit Red Wings VS.. Bos-
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Basketball
Philadelphia Warriors VS.. New
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Bowling
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Horse Racing
Racing From Hialeah, WRC-
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Golf
All-Star Golf, WMAL-7, 5 pm.
SUNDAY
Basketball
Detroit Pistons VS.. Boston
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Sports Spectacular
Daytona International Speed
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Golf
World Championship Golf,
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RADIO
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Boxing
Charlie Scott VS.. Benny kid"
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SATURDAY
Horse Racing
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4:45 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
Frustrated Oscar ries
Agoin for Scoring Mark

of things we might do. We even
tried out a few. But we decided
anything different would hurt
us worse than Cincinnati. We
don't know what's going to
happen, but we think we have
a chance to win"
Near All-Time Record
Already the first collegian to
lead the Nations major scorers
both as sophomore and junior,
Robertson will also be moving
in on the all-time major college
scoring record of 2,587 points
established in four seasons by
Dickie Hemric of Wake Forest
in a career ending in 1855. He's
81 points short of breaking
Hemric's mark.
With at least II games left
for the Bearcats, Robertson's a
cinch to break both marks if
he stays healthy. He's also well
ahead in the race for a third
straight national scoring title
with his 36.3 average to 1913
for runner-up Tom Stith of st.
Bonaventure); and with 881
career field goals he's nearing
the all-time mark of 956 set by
Elgin Baylor of the College of
Idaho and Seattle in 1858.
The two-time All-America
also stands a good chance of
winding up with the greatest
career per-game average of any
major player. Selvy averaged
a record 32.5 in his three var
sity seasons at Furman. So far,
Robertson's career average is
34.3.
While the accountants were
busy figuring all that out, 18th
ranked Toledo, st. Johns OF
New York and Memphis State
were scoring important victo-
ries last night.
Toledo Wins No. IL
Toledo, leading the Mid
American Conference, ran its
record to 1872 with a 48-46
overtime victory over touring
Virginia Tech. VPI, which saw
its eight-game winning streak
snapped at Dayton Wednesday
night. held a 27-18 halftime
lead over Toledo before the
Rockets rallied for a 46-all tie
See BASKETBALL, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-01-29
Mi||ionaires Football War
Touched off by NFL Move
Foss Threatens
To- Go to Courts
Or to Congress

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 90 (AP)
Battle lines formed today be-
tween the budding American
Football League and the long
established National Football
League, accused of attempting
to perpetuate a monopoly by
placing competing franchise
in Dallas.
Joe Foss, commissioner of
the fiedgling league, said he
would go to Congress or the
courts to prevent the NFL from
putting the AFL franchise out
Of business in Dallas. You have
antitrust laws to take care of
such situations"
AS soon as the National Foot
ball League announced in Mi
ami yesterday that Dallas was
being taken in this year in
competition with the Dallas
AFL franchise owned by Lamar
Hunt, Foss leveled down.
Cases Not Similar
Hunt also said the antitrust
laws were designed to foster
competition, not kill it off. He
added that he had organized
the American Football League,
OF which he now is president,
when he found he could not
get a NFL franchise and was
told that league was not going
to expand at this time.
But, Foss said, the NFL
chose to put another club in
a one-team market and def
nitely are out to continue
their present monopoly of pro-
feSsional football"
The Dallas NIL franchise.
known as the Rangers, is
owned by Bedford Wynne, an
attorney, and Clint Murchison,
jr.. a real estate operator.
The NFL has made capital
Of the fact that the AFL has
franchises in Los Angeles and
New York in competition with
NFL clubs. But Foss said the
cases were not similar. Dallas
is not big enough with 1,000,-
900 in the area) to support two
teams" he claimed. LOS
Angeles and New York are"
Foss said Hunts Dallas fran
chise. known as the Texans,
was created before the NFL
See AFL, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-01-29
DoIIus Awarded
Berth This Year,
Twin Cities in 81
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star STAFF Writer

MIAMI BEACH, Jan. 29.-
The National Football League
apparently has fired the OPEN
ing gun in the "millionaires'
football war" by adding Dallas
to the circuit beginning next
season.
At the same time, the owners
promised Minneapolis-St. Paul
a franchise on the same terms,
financial and otherwise, in
1861.
The price was $60O,000--
100000 down and the balance
on the easy payment plan over
the next two years. And, as if
to make sure of squeezing every
penny out of the deal, the
owners voted to raise the Wis
iting teams guarantee from
$4,000 to 100000.
Pete Rozelle the leagues
newly elected commissioner,
admitted the increased guar
antee was approved with the
idea of encouraging" new
clubs to sell more season
tickets.
F0sS Yells Foul
Word that the NFL okayed
the Dallas bid, in an obvious
attempt to strike at the roots
Of the fledgling American Foot
ball League. brought immediate
repercussionS from Joe Foss,
the AFL commissioner, in that
city. where the AFL is meeting.
FoSs yelled foul" so loudly
that it echoed through the
Kenilworth Hotel here, where
NFL owners ended a heel
dragging nine-day session early
today by voting to adjourn
until March 8, when they will
meet in Los Angeles.
Foss threatened action
through the courts, Congress
or any other means" according
to Dallas press dispatches, to
keep the NFL out of Dallas.
1T proves that they are def
initely out to continue their
monopoly in pro football" Foss
said, "by placing a franchise
in Dallas, a one-town market
where the AFL already has es-
tablished a team"
Rozelle, handling himself like
See NFL, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-01-29
AFL Votes to Adopt
2-Point Conversion

DALLAS, Jan. 90 (AP).-The
American Football League will
use the 2-point conversion rule
Of the colleges this fall.
The league, which starts
operations next season. voted
6-l to use the rule that allows
two points for passing or run
ming the ball across from the
2-yard line.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
293 Night GomesL Listed
For American League

BOSTON, Jan. 90 (AP.-
The American League. which
gets off the mark six days later
than the National, will empha-
size baseball after dark in 1860.
although not quite so much as
the senior circuit.
The A.. L. schedule announced
today by President Joe Cronin
shows 293 night games, 90 more
than in SO. There will be SO
Evening star., 1960-01-29

ton where the Senators play
host to Boston.
The following day, the White
Sox will be at home against
Kansas City, Detroit at Cleve-
land, Washington at Baltimore
and New York at Boston.
Sunday, October 2, is the
closing day Of the regular sea-
son.
The two All-Star games will
be at Kansas City and New
York on July II and l3, re-
spectively.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
7.5Oxl4
No Federal Tax

These tires have
been subjected to
Insignificant u.s.
age. Limited guam
Titles. Not every
size In every make.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
Ameieon Leosue Schedule. Pose D-3

-SNSSN
double headers, compared to 49
last season. The National
League is playing 312 night
games. even though the Cubs
play all day games at home.
Baltimore will play SO games
under the lights, Kansas City,
SIS; Washington, As; Cleveland,
35; Chicago, "a; Detroit, "a;
New York, %. and Boston, 10.
Only the Red Sox will play
fewer night games than a year
ago.
Baltimore shows the greatest
increase Q3) while the White
Sox, the defending champions,
are close behind I'D.
The National League starts
April IL and six days later the
American campaign gets its
traditional sendoff at Washing
Evening star., 1960-01-29
By the Associated Press


Cincinnati's Oscar Robert
son, a harried young man in
his last game, tries again to-
night to break the three-yeaI
scoring record for major col
lege basketball players set by
Furman's Frank Selvy in 1854
This time, All-America Oscar
goes against The Citadel and
needs only to match his season
average of 1868 to be sure of
cracking the mark, left at 1888
points when Selvy wound up
his 78-game varsity career.
With 2,5O6 points in 70
games, Oscar needs 33 to set a
three-year mark-probably the
first Of four major scoring rec
ords he'll establish before he
ends his brilliant Cincinnati
career in March.
Limited by Duquesne
He needed As to do it in last
Saturdays game at Duquesne
but although top-ranked Gin
cinnati won its 14th in Is
starts. Oscar was limited to but
four field goals and 13 points.
The Citadel has a 1914 record
and a six-game winning streak.
The Cadets think they have a
chance to win, too, even though
Cincinnati will have the ad-
vantage of the home court.
"The boys are loose" Citadel
Coach Norman Sloan said.
We'll just play our normal
game. We thought of all sorts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
Judge Says Yes
Is Conviction Proper
Ii Car Motor Is Off?

An occupant seated behind
the steering wheel of a moving
automobile can be construed to
be operating the vehicle even
though the motor is not run
ming, according to verdict
handed down in Peoples Court
in Rockville last week.
So ruled Judge Einar B. Chris
Jensen in finding Clyde B. Dod-
son, AZ, of Boyds, guilty of a
charge of operating an auto
while under the influence of liq-
uor on the parking lot of a tav-
ern near Germantown on April
g. Dodson was fined 500 and
given a suspended Jail term of
80 days.
The case was unusual in that
DodsOn's condition was not at
issue. The defense stipulated
that he was under the influence
of liquor at the time of the ar
rest, but questioned the prose-
cution's proof beyond a reason
able doubt" that he actually was
operating the vehicle.
Policemen Charles Carter and
John Kennedy testified they OBJ
served Dodson in a slowly-mov-
ing auto on the parking lot but
conceded they did not establish
that the motor was running.
They admitted further that
there was no key in the igni-
ton switch when they ap-
preached the vehicle, nor were
they able to find a matching key
anywhere in the vicinity of the
car.
Defense Attorney James B.
Davis moved for acquittal on
the ground there was no clear
cut proof that Dodson was oper-
ating the car and also ques-
toned the officers right to ar
rest the defendant while his car
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
2 Bloodmobile
Stops Planned

Takoma Park and Silver
Spring have been selected for
the next two stops of the Mont
gomery County Red Cross
Bloodmobile.
On Monday, between 3 and
7:45 pm. the Bloodmobile will
be at the Takoma Park Advent
list Church, Carroll and Laurel
aves., and on Tuesday. between
9 am. and 3 pm. at the Mont
gomery County Red Cross Chap
ter House, 1920 East.West hwy.
.lparking available at rear OF
Chapter Housed.
Appointments for blood do
.nors may be made for either
.Bloodmobile at the Chapter
House, JU. S-2515 (week days,
$50 am. to 4:30 p.mD.